... THE UNITED IRISTlMEN. AT an early stege of the etc. 'a naxy movsenct in, 13Crltea the0 ?? Stor'. neirepsarl ?? e;atblisha--d The idea. orig-iatod with Mi-. Samuel Notisov, oboO wa-s a leo-e rharebelder, and acted as3 e litoe. Thecre is unaioecuntable ...

... the various secret revolutionary Irish societies throughout the country. Other than the United Irishmen, they claim to represent 6,400 local bodies in the United States and Canada, in- chidina numerous reputed Land Leagues. Their meeting is designed to ...

... Tone, the founder of the United Irishmen, wins born, and thetc through Mapiry Street, Capel Street, and Little Britain Street to ureen Street, where they will pause at the site of Newgate Gaol, ;where so many iof the United Irishmen were hanged. The site ...

... those ship- ments originate in New York, where agents are paid their expenses, mainly from the skirmishing fund of the United Irishmen Society. ...

... w~ho returns. | The Cided Irishmaa Of T iverpool w-ants 150,000 united Irishmen to read Dr. homlebody's 'How to ILive on Sixpence a Day.'' One hundred and fifty thousand uniencd Irishmen ! The idea is preposterous. It only takes two to male a very pretty ...

... lay the foundation-stone of a memorial to the leading rebels of '93-Billy Byrne, delegate of the Leinster directory of United Irishmen Michael Dwyer, and General iolt. The drama in Dublin during the week was at a discount. Mr. F. R. Benson provided a rare ...

... the armed United Irish Society, founded in 1 1 1795-founded in the same year, and a short c _ time before the Battle of the Diamond and the I initiation of the Orange Association. Oaths I . and tests became the rule among the United i Irishmen. They swore ...

... sacrifices made by Wolfe Tone and the United Irishmen in their efforts to restore Ire- i land to her rightful place as a free and indepen-I dent Sovereign State render it the manifest duty of all freedom-loving Irishmen, irrespective of creed or class, to ...

... OF INFERNAL MACHINES. NEW YorE, WEDNEsDAY, - Intelligence from Peoria states that the members of the Association of United Irishmen admit Mr. Crowe belongs te their or-anisation. The statement that Mr. Crowe had been arrested by order of the autho. rities ...

... o~f t~he U'nion. he shoruld put tha~t h lack'zeaardismrL' on th}I righlt shoulders-eumrs-'t. Fon thle ?? Bishops. t!1e United Irishmen. thesc F uho were in Lamenlr ol' Catholic Eeriancip, t'osa: ndl slhould estaiblish a~n hri-h Parliament on the ?? ' ...

... must not be alloweed to spread in the province. If it spread to any extent we should ere [ong have the old case of the United Irishmen of 'fib over again. The Protestant demonstrations are urgently re- quired. The friends of the Constitution must now be ...

... fourth letter is a dashing attack upon the United Irishmen, and the following extract shows that in that day the crownless harp was one of the recognised emblems of sedition:- By this so- ciety of United Irishmen, he says (p.l3l), i our volunteers are ...