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... member of the Irish psriia- ; matt. Ha belonged to the United Irishmeu, and formed one of the five members of the directory which was put in mivement that vast association. In 1796, the United Irishmen aiming openly at throwing off the rule of England, General ...
... a member of tbe Irish parliament. He belonged to the United Irishmen, and formed one of the five members of tbe Directory which put in movement that vast association. In I79fi« the United Irishmen aiming openly throwing off the rule of England, General ...
... member of the Irish parliament. He belonged to the United Irishmen, and formed one of the five members of the Directory which was to put in movement that vast association. In 1796, the United Irishmen aiming openly throwing off the rule of England, General ...
... was member of the Irish Parliament. belonged to the United Irishmen, and formed one of the five members of the Directorv which was to put in movement that vast association. In 1796, tho United Irishmen aiming openly at throwing off the rule of England. ...
... early life was member of the liament. He belonged to the United Irishmen and formed one of the five members of the directory winch was to put movement that vast association. In 1/96. the Unite aiming openly at throwing off tne rule England, . Hoche’a ...
... debt of Ireland being 1786,1,462,652*., and only 1,969,973 i. 1794, when tho United Irishmen were suffered to carry out their plana and organise the rebellion in 1798—that Irishmen might have the advantage of a consolidation of ber Exchequer with that of ...
... acted like stern patriot He early-entered the society of the United Irishmen, and was one of the Directory of Five, charged with putting in motion its vast combinations. 17‘JG, the United Irishmen having announced their determination to overthrow British ...
... was a member of the Irish Parliament belonged to the United Irishmen, and formed one of the five members of the directory which was put movement that vast association. In 1790, the United Irishmen, aiming openly at throwing off the rule of England, Gen ...
... convicted, fined, and imprisoned. The seizure of O’Connor’s papers at Margate developed the formidable organization of the United Irishmen, and compromised many of their leaders. The history of that perioc’ is too well known to be recapitulated, and we shall ...
... in reversion, both of which the disciple of Algernon Sidney and admirer of Washington refused with disdain. When the United Irishmen solicited the interven- tion of France, O'Connor negpciated the treaty with the agent of the French Directory. He and ...
... reflect on the step that they were taking, and that circumstance drew a vast number of persons away from the ranks of the United Irishmen. There were, however, men still among them who should have been admonisbers to peace, but several of these misguided persons ...
... lands, or marching slowly gravewards before him, none did truer or braver service in his day. He was in the ranks of the United Irishmen from the first blood” drawn them on the lurid night of Prosperous to the summer morning that poor Robert Emmett rushed ...