... oi two original Aremuiis—that, after Tone’s, ought t> beby far the most important a interesting of the period ot the United Irishmen. Tae Memoirs Arthur O’Connor still remain manuscript in the hands his daughter. With occasional personal bias, they probably ...

... said Longfield, with sagacious •mile ** but go on with your story, nevenhelesa.” ** Well you kno,v something about the United Irishmen, too, 1 suppose ** little. Go on.” Binfield is sort of crimp, you must know, in the service of the Central Committee,” ...

... On the 21st of June will be ready. In one handsome volume, thick Bvo With Portraits, richly bound in fancy ® • _ The united irishmen, their lives AND TIMtS. First Series. With additional authentic documents, and Portraits. The whole matter newly arranged ...

... rich in nuggets from the Freeman veiu. Mr. Higgins, it seems, subsequent to ’9B, spoke of “the wretched remains of the United Irishmen,” and Mr. Fitzpatrick prints so triumphant a “proof’ in full capitals ! We thereby learn that Dr. Gray plagiarises from ...

... received from a Repeal Warden, 10s for the Donegal Fund. We are obliged to hold over until next week a review of * The United Irishmen ; their Life and Times; by R Madden, MR I A.’ •MW’-Judging from these verses you are good Irishman though a bad poet. ...

... bound in 6. half morocco, pos t Bvo, very nest, 30 s . Dublin Macnevin s (James) 'Pieces of Irish History, Origin of the United Irishmen, and Hay's Rebellion in , Wexford, 1 vol. Bvo, calf, Gs 6d. M'Skimin'4 (Samuel) History and Antiquities of the County ...

... county of Mayo, and at early age took active part in the struggles for the redemption of his native land. He joined the United Irishmen, and, to use his own expressive phrase, mingled in the “troubles of ’98.” Mr. Reilly took part all the principal actions ...

... Society of United irishmen in 1793, understood the science of poli ...

... murdered, but the houses of several respectable persons were m d. demolished, upon the bare suspicion of their being. United Irishmen. It is not my object to rehearse every feat of cruelty or outrage committed either by the military or the rebels—there ...

... proclaimed themselves the very apostles of loyalty, were found to be the most deeply implicated the conspiracy of the United Irishmen.” We have had pretty good evidence, in the interval, since the grant has been increased to 30,000/. per annum,and made ...

... bds, numerous plates, wauts first leaf of Report. 6» 6d. Report from the Committee of Secrecy, House of Commons, tbe United Irishmen, 1708. cf, nt, 5s Gd. Scarce. ■ ■ ■ - Scale’s Hibernian Atlas, or General Descrips tion the K ngdom of Ireiand, beautifully ...

... to ret tin the memory of first love. Charles O’Hara was supposed to have had some little private arrangements with the United Irishmen of 17 98. He left Ireland when about 19 years of age, and became book-keeper in a large firm iu New York. His mother died ...