... 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 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 ...

... 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 ...

... were sent this Country, in 1786, defend the Protestants from the terrible attacks made night after night Upon them the United Irishmen and Defenders. When the Whigs of that period brought false chargee against the Protestants with view of excepting their ...

... lately left the country brought fatally to town. For the space five years I have been endeavouring resist D*-fend««, United Irishmen, banditti, and rebels all hind*; for two years I have stood upon own coorage and tho fidelity of my servants; at length ...

... taste—the Protestants connected the United Irishmen not being excepted—compelled the Pro- testant farmers, who, sboat parish in Armagh, and Killyman parish in Tyrone, had not joined the peep-of-day boys, (Protestants), to unite in self-defence. They ball been ...

... agenies, and directed him return tickets. The Daily Nods' Philadelphia correspondent says :—Captain Cossack, member of the United Irishmen Society, and an adherent of Mr O’Donovan Rosea, thinks that O'Donovan did not send tho machines, ho contributed to noceesary ...

... The United Irishmen of that time adopted very much the same coarse as the Fenians, and it was stated a report a committee of the Irish House of Lords that the very time a motion was made in that House for a redress grievances, the United Irishmen met ...

... their lives and pro* 1 pcrti«», to organise and arm themselves, the most flagrant outrages were perpetrated on them by United Irishmen, Whit* boys, Defenders, scc. All these societies had fur their object and aim what tbe Ribbonmcn of the present day have—viz ...

... irtoutioniug the Jacobites, assumed different times the appellation of Hearts of Steal,’ * Hearts Oak,’ * Defenders,’ * United Irishmen,’ * Sbamavcsls,’ Caravais,’ * Thrcsben,’ Carders/ * llibboumeu/ and * Whiteboya.’ In fact it is an historic troth, that ...

... Chicago aud the vicinity era represented four delegates. tbia basts, the Convention represents 0,400 lodges. The Order of United Irishmen and the Ancient Order of Hibernians are not represented. The meeting is composed principally members of the Cion na Gael ...