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... (Bosten), and seconded by Mr. John Mahex (Bathurst, Australia), declaring adhesion to the principles of Wolfe Tone and the United Irishmen in their struggle for Ireland’s freedom, and pledging those present to bend their energies to regaining national independence ...
... behalf. At a meeting of United Irishmen at Philadelphia on Tuesday night, O'Donovan Bossa said that England would receive a shock in the near future that would shake her to the very centre. Negotiations are in progress for the formation of a coffee exchange ...
... York, whero others are being constructed, Still more sensational is the account given of a sworn secret society of “ United Irishmen organized at a convention in Philadelphia a year ago. A report of a meeting of the Directory of this society, in New York ...
... attitude of the Irish people towards the oligarchy under which they groaned was evinced by the activity of the “Society of United Irishmen,” consisting chiefly of Protestants, who aimed to set up & republic independent of England, and of the ““ Defenders ” ...
... repression instead of reform. For several yearsa society, at first a public one and afterwards a secret ome, called the *United Irishmen,” had been in existence. Begi ning with a few men in Belfast in 1791, it numberefialf a million in 1797, of whom 300,000 ...
... century were many of them United Irishmen and rebels. Mr. Gladstone is constantly harking back on this. I admit it. The Presbyterians of Ulster—for whom I have a better right to speak than Mr. Parnellwere many of them United Irishmen. But if the sons of these ...
... el Instauration, a Poem, by R. 8. R, fe Bvo, 45, ¢l Lebahn's Exercises in German, with Vocabularies, 33 6d Madden’s United Irishmen, Lives, &c., first series, 2nod R B 6 Mansel's Limits of Religious Thought—Bamp. Lee., 1878, 12¢ Mills’s Old English Gentleman ...
... THE WEEK. The Queen will confer pecrages of the United Kingdom on Lord Richard Grosvenor and Lord Kensington. Replying to a correspondent who wrote inquiring if his lordship could come to Chester next month to take part in the opening of a new City and ...
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... us that the time has come when Irishmen all tha world over should be enlisted in one grand movement for the liberation of Ireland. A great convention of Irishmen from all countries should be called, and a plan for united astion be adopted,” The document ...
... For yearsithas been the hope of patriotic Irishmen to |see established ip the capital an independent daily national Journg), We shall recommend to she country that policy which for years was pursued by a united Irish party, Tpg English, Scotch, and Welsh ...
... form an opinion from the sentiments entertained by the Irish peoplein the United States towards the British Government, one would suppose”that it would be difficult to find Irishmen willing to accept service in the British army or to take the oath of allegiance ...