... THE UNITED IRISHMEN, The plan oa which this society was afterwards constituted (says the Dictionary of Evtielt History for March; was sketched by elle Tone. lie object was to be the estaalishment of the rights of man, and correspondence with the Jaeobin ...

... UNITED IRELAND. UNITED IRISHMEN: THE OBJECT AND AIM OF THEIR UNION. NT THE NEV. N. R. KANE, The taming is the full text of the lecture delivered by the Rev. R. R. Kane, at Largau, which we have been requested to publish : Ladies and Gentlemen,— I do not ...

... outrage which at this time began to appear. Amongst others, the society of United Irishmen was founded in Belfast by Wolfe Tone in 1791. Its professed purpose was to unite all Irishmen in a combined demand for Parliamentary Reform. But this society rapidly ...

... atrocities of the rebels of '9B is not fraught with deliberate insult to Irish Protestants. True it is that the Society of United Irishmen was established by discontented wembers of Protestant denominations, but the objects of the movement at its inception ...

... Ireland: they were schoolfellows sod playmates of Lard Casllereagh.wbo indicted them into, and; fact, sedooed them become United Irishmen. was one himself. I have seen his tigoatnre the hook of members, which was at Belfast somewhere about 1823. Well, he became ...

... the conspiracy, some one of Tone's dearest friends had reveled both him and it. The membens of the society of the United Irishmen, united in what they professed to regard as the holiest of causes, be 1 each other. I need not speak of Wolfe Tone. Whatever ...

... the influence of tho Roman Catholic element, which was latterly admitted. One of its degraded phases was the Society of United Irishmen, of which the body known Defenders was offshoot. The Defenders were very troublesome in the County Armagh, and committed ...

... INCITING TO murder. New Yobi, Tutsoer.—Mr. G Donoran Bon. .dmiu that Jem e. U'herell lee loeerpool agent for bi. payer, the United Irishmen, doniaa fbatba »araembeiof K.uianoegenmatiou. The eyeete in a wildly incendiary ■tela tbie week. It aaye 1- Wa are tn ...

... to find a very different spirit abroad on its borders amnd in its bosom. In 1795 the leven was working. The Society of United Irishmen had been in existence for years. England was involved in foreign wars which taxed the limits of her military resources ...

... Whomever two or three were -Pothered together, one was sure to be a traitor. The of Commons sold the &roar', and the United Irishmen mold one another. Comninatoy hetrayed each other, and while some were delivered to the prision and scoff dd, others were ...

... Tone and the United Irishmen of a hundred years ago. A memorial address upon that occasion wi!l be delivered by the Honourable W. Burke Cochrane, who, born in Sligo, is now one of the most powerful orators and best koown public men of the United States. A ...

... the brigade Guards. Permi seine is for the present equipment affected by these orders worn until the end of 1898. THE UNITED IRISHMEN.* The Coneentioo project is only serriug acoentoste the di Here none of the Nationalists. It is eery laughable—the ConTentiou ...