... Ireland: they were schoolfellows sod playmates of Lard Casllereagh.wbo indicted them into, and; fact, sedooed them become United Irishmen. was one himself. I have seen his tigoatnre the hook of members, which was at Belfast somewhere about 1823. Well, he became ...

... Folly of Fermau™cli Orangeism and Fenianism turned inside out. Price Six-Pence. -7. G. Porter Hon. Sec. of the Loyal United Irishmen of Ulster. Chsmbcrs 1- Son, 36 Dame Strcct Dubhu. W. Trimble, Enniskillen. Thompson, English Street, Armagh. Stephen Fobbes ...

... Archilall; or the Folly Ferman- au.l Feniauism turned inside out Price Six-Pence. J. G. 1 . Porter lion. Sec. of the Loyal United Irishmen of I Inter Chambers & Son, Ftame Street Dublin W. Trimble, Enniskillen. Thompson, Street, 4 agb. Sm-HEX Fobbks, Lisbellaiv ...

... been thanked by the Queen for their courage, loyalty and steadiness, and when every police barrack is a band of loyal united Irishmen, of all creeds, is it wise or prudent to try to stir up a dying sectarian association, founded on the presumed disloyalty ...

... The United Irishmen of that time adopted very much the same coarse as the Fenians, and it was stated a report a committee of the Irish House of Lords that the very time a motion was made in that House for a redress grievances, the United Irishmen met ...

... Irish patriotic opinions he shared. Seventy tears ago he was a journeyman printer on the used, the then organ of the United Irishmen, and used to boast that he bad with his owu hands set up the manuscript of Lord Edward Fitzgerald. O'Fianagsm, at that ...

... sounded too soon, and that our rulers will heed the timely wain. ing. It is a matter of history, that the leaders of the United Irishmen did not iuteod take the field se soon as th- - -y actually did, or rather were comeelied to do by the wise and prudent ...

... they were schoolfellows and playmates of Lord Castlereagh, who inducted them into, aud, in fact, seduced them to become United Irishmen. was one himself. I have seen his signature in the book of members which was shown at Belfast somewhere about 1823. Well ...

... Catholics have a right rejoice Derry, Through the aid of Protestant traitors they carried the day there. This new body of United Irishmen,” as they have been called, have won the victory. But it is a grievous slauder of the Times to allege that the true and ...

... THE ORANGEMEN OF IRELAND. Mr. Madden, author of the Lives and Times of the United Irishmen, has just published an Address to the people of England, on what he calls The Orange regime in Ireland, from the time of* The Reign of Terror’ to its latest outrages ...

... robbed and kislend the hoteEtnnts, without Govern. takin g any effectual stops ter their tffressien. lhe sotit ty of United Irishmen had about Oa face developed its latent treason ; the l ' il 7torkers of its organization had thrown tithe mask under which ...

... survived him about nine months, and evidently was hurried to the grave by what had befallen her youngest son. See Madden’s United Irishmen, their Lives and Times,” Third Series, pp. 843, 463. Swanbrook was subsequently occupied for several years by Alderman ...