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... was member of the Irish Parliament. belonged to the United Irishmen, and formed one of the five members of the Directorv which was to put in movement that vast association. In 1796, tho United Irishmen aiming openly at throwing off the rule of England. ...
... figure the State Trials of 1798, was Mr Leonard M'Nally, a barristerof ability, who was retained to defend several ot the United Irishmen, and was highly esteemed by the so-called Patriotic Tarty. Incredible it may seem, it is nevertheless undoubtedly true ...
... _ 111. That reform is practicable, efficacious, j ust which shall not include Irishmen of every religious persuasion.” We find also that the Dublin Society of United Irishmen advocated reforms which to-day are looked upon necessary for cleansing that Augean ...
... IFonee of Commons The Dublin Police BUI Ibj id Mnaotoia Borne; or, the Eviction The Lamp, lor the Month eadina a**. The United Irishmen; their Lives The Fal-ehood of Protestant!® Toe Weicotne Pert L The Literary Cablaet HomeJy t.hymej The iD'Hinte Davenport ...
... early life was member of the liament. He belonged to the United Irishmen and formed one of the five members of the directory winch was to put movement that vast association. In 1/96. the Unite aiming openly at throwing off tne rule England, . Hoche’a ...
... Stationers. On the 21st c.f will he ready. In one handsome eolurae, t Bvo, with Portraits, richly > “'rilul'r I) rTVV The united irishmen, their ui\ AND Tints. First Serie*. , With additional authentic documents, and numerous original Portraits. , .. The whole ...
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... The Rising of ’9B. Price 4d. each. Large I'.dition the Irish Rebellion of 1798, with the Lives the most distinguished United Irishmen, and extracts from the writings of Dr. Madden. The Black History of Ireland, containing a faithful account of the wholesale ...
... THE CHAR AC TER OF EMttET. The life of Robert Emmet is one of the most affecting episodes in Irish history. Of all the United Irishmen, there is not one who has lelt a memory invested with much sympathy at home and abroad, liis last speech has been, ever ...
... stated—after very justly reprobating the scoundrel duplicity of the man who acted as confidential legal adviser of the United Irishmen, and for base bribe sj emaf ical'.y b ti ayed their s crets to the Castlebut the second item is scarcely less di.-gusting ...
... who had been nth% and breatne subseiiiiently I:ener.ils. The Wean of those g,ntleinea did not agree with thane of the United ' Irishmen, which in 1814 was the cause of a duel between Mr. ViAre, then Major, and Mr. O'Maliony. I regret, sir, not to be able ...
... London, 1838 (published at 4 Ils .. .. 110 0 Buder'e Lives of Saints, 12 vole, half bound, 1 London, 1856 110 0 Maddens United Irishmen, 21 PTates, second series .076 PD bas on hands a large camber of Reviews, liege. Anita, &c, amongst which are ...