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... “UNITED IRISHMEN.” The Convention the United Irishmen i hiladelphia have concluded taeir session. Thar have issued manifesto declaring it to be their intention for Irish hborty, trusting Gal and physical forte todrive oho ringlish enemy frotjj, The ...
... THE UNITED IRISHMEN OF AMERICA. Philadelphia, July I.—The society styling itself The United Irishmen of America, has adopted a constitution which declares that every known means must used secure Irelaud's freedom. ...
... THE UNITED IRISHMEN OF AMERICA. Philadelphia, June 2C'.--Tho Irish Convention, the object of which is declared to be the liberation of the Irish people, has been organised permanently under the title of the United Irishmen of America. ...
... at-Law, the latest addition to the of New South W: O'Connor, one of the leaders of the United Irishmen, who died a general in the service of France. the best-looking of Daly's company, soon be married toan the misses on the stage, has been married bas ...
... Ireland's Freedom.—A telegram from Philadelphia, yesterday, says:—The society styling itself the United Irishmen of America has adopted a resolution which declares that every known means must be used to secure Ireland s freedom. Strange Discovery.—Yesterday ...
... FENIANS COUNCIL. The Philadelphia correspondent of the Times states that the 41 United Irishmen of America, who meeting secret session in the city of brotherly lore, have dictated bloodthirsty sileeches to interviewing reporters, appear mostly eager ...
... object of which is declared the liberation of the Irish people, has been organised permanently under the title of the United Irishmen of America. ...
... AMERICAN__IRISHM.EN IRELAND'S FREEDOM, (Reuter's Telegram.) PHILADELPHIA JULY 1 The society styling itself United Irishmen of America has adopted a constitution which declares that every known means mast ba tatd to secure Ireland's Leedom. ...
... foreign invasion by countries with which England was war, notably by the French revolutionary Government, to whom the United Irishmen of Belfast sent accredited and traitorous agents. From November, 1791, whan this treasonable society was first formed ...
... gover die. Maw. Yoax,. Friday, Intellig a witneds says a Press reporter wick that he wl = to Mellilec. He the diteck United Irishmen, residing at I those to With “the affair. PS. jen i > THE BOROUGH M ...
... the various secret revolutionary Irish societies throughout the country. Olhor than the United Irishmen, they claim to represent 6,400 local bodies in the United States and Canada, including numerous reputed land leagues; their meeting is designed to ...
... trifle, and were intended fer exposure to the British Government. He further asserts that person on the staff of the United Irishmen paper received $10,000 from the Britsh Consul at New York as a reward for his disclosures, and that this money wa3 ' paid ...