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... King’s Bench the year 1794. The libel complained was answer to government pr which answer, pul forth tho committee of the United Irishmen, was written Dr. Drennoo. nod signed by Rowan, aecretary. The Right Hou. Arthur Wolfe, afterwards Lord Kilwarden, proseented ...
... this portion the United Kingdom. The religious and political disjointment which unfortunately taints our social condition, is the alleged ground which this exclusion founded ; but—is it inference—that because of those differences Irishmen would refuse to ...
... miserably failed in thaMnnawhial Governuisot of Rngiaud. Another principle of these Dafeodecs, who afterwards became united irishmen, wee do away with the gantry landlords of the country, te have the country themselvce, have equality in all things, white ...
... found concealed between the inner and outer sole a me’alor “pass,” which proved the owner to have been concerned with the United Irishmen. On finding the symbol, the yeoman handed it to his superior officer. An impromptu court been sitting at the time, and ...
... congregation, (now Mr. M'Naghten's) was up and that his meeting house yard was used as a convenient drilling-ground by the United Irishmen. Now, this congregation was Old Light, or Trinitarian ; and in the same street stood in one yard, as they do still, ...
... the Republic they wore to establish? Ireland, instead of l»c»ny made a Republic was degraded province ! Iho League of United Irishmen was broken up in the dungeon instead of the field. Its secretary had the courage to cut his throat The leader eluded the ...
... woman who owned it. But had further supposed Curran to have invariably been the fearless »d disinterested champion of the United Irishmen in the prosecutions instituted against them by the Government, and to have rejected the most brilliantofftrs of successive ...
... counties of Ulster absorbing the : Pcep-o'-Day Hoys, and even, subsequent period, recruiting its ranks largely from the United Irishmen. The object the new orgnni* sat ion was to sustain practically that system of ascendency which the law bad, part, actually ...
... Liberty, Fraternity, Equality, the Age of ason, and the Rights of Man, were zoalonely inculcated. The Society of United Irishmen, was founded in Belfast. in the month of October, 1791. Reform of Parliament and Roman Catholic Emancipation were the ...
... Railway Companies, they only go s and then as they acquire strength they reed with their extension lines. Defer Whiteboys, United Irishmen, Shana- Caravats, Ribbonmen, Rightboys, Maguires, Rockites, Pho3nixmen, Bret. of St. Patrick, and Fenians, all hare the ...
... not behind in taking steps to provide a sufficient and permanent barrier, to repel the disloyal incursions made by the United Irishmen, and other treasonable societies, during the troublous times of '9B. But the Sag which braved a thousand years, the battle ...
... you to be so ; But. augh ! you cr?fty sly ould fox, Your thricks I too well know. You once enjoined us, to our cost, United Irishmen to be; And some for filthy lucre s sakes Now sell their loyalty. I love yo ► as a man, dear Pat, But can't forget the ...