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... THE UNITED IRISHMEN It i. often asked iii England who were the United Irislitnen and what e their aims. They wore originally a body of patriotic men, who by drawing all classes of It islimen into a dose bond of national brotherll,sal to extort front the ...
... THE UNITED IRISHMEN.* it is unwise to keep alive the: remembrance of Ireland's wrongs and follies, and of England's blindness and injustice. These errors cannot be Wotted out from the page of history ; they must for ever stand on record there, sad memorials ...
... THE UNITED IRISHMEN.• The first series of Madden's United Irishmen appeared sixteen years ago, in 184 z, and the work was complete in seven volumes in 1846. The author bears testimony to the enterprising efforts and enlarged views of the publisher ...
... THE UNITED IRISHMEN. THE CoLLAPSE OF A Raruway Brm-r. — The inquest on the body of George Parker, the engine driver, who was klled on the Midland line, between Hereford and Brecon, was resumed yestorday before Mr. Thomas, coroner, at Brecon. Colonel Rich ...
... CONVENTION OF UNITED IRISHMEN The New York correspondent of the Standard, tele* graphing last night, says;—Although the Convention of United Irishmen now in session hero conducts iti meetings with great secrecy, some particulars of its doings leak out ...
... cases—i.e., of the United Irishmen and the Fenians —. the priests as a body, says the Public Orator, discouraged the movement, because it was made in concert with heretics, and did not originate with themselves; but in both eases large numbers sympathized ...
... THE TABLET. THE SOCIETY OF UNITED IRISHMEN. In 1789 came the outbreak of the French Revolution, giving a fresh and increased impetus to the desire for reform of Parliament, and spreading about ti.e land the wildest hopes of freedom and liberty. This ...
... scenes on land belong to the extreme west coast of Ireland, in the old days when the * United Irishmen anticipated the political troubles of our own time. An Irish peerage is in question, and the true heir turns up at the right moment in a gallant fellow ...
... Just Published, THE UNITED IRISHMEN; their Lives and Times : with several additional Memoirs and authentic Documents heretofore unpublished. The whole matter newly arranged and revised. By R. R. MADDEN, V.R.C.S., M.R.I.A. Vohs'. Land 11., neatly bound ...
... M. H. GILL & SON, O’CoxNELL ST., UppER, DUBLIN. Madden’s Lives and Times of the United Irishmen. Tooke’s Diversions of Purley. Dublin Review, Compl. set, The Irish Monthly. Compl. set. Annals of the Four Masters. O'Donovan’s ed. Annals of the Four Masters ...
... GORDON & GOTCH, STI. BRIDE STREET. The New and Wonderful and Entertaining Mag. 2 copies. Madden’s United Irishmen. 4 vols. Fallacies of the Faculty. By Dickson, London Catalogue. 1835 to 1862, J: GRANT, Geo. IV, BrinGg, EDINBURGH. Howe’s Works. By Rogers ...
... ROBERT WILD, BURNLEY. . Stevens’ History of Methodism. Vol. 1, : Madden’s United Irishmen. 4th series. Tim Bobbin’s Works. 1819, ; Walter's History of England. Vols 1 and 2. Post Bvo, cl. | ROBERT WILDE, WORCESTER ST., BIRMINGHAM, | Beach’s British and ...