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... presence of United Irishmen in the different cavalry and infantry regiments of yeomanry, raised in the fear of French invasion, strict orders were sent down to the commanders to make all the men take an oath that they were not and would not become United Irishmen ...
... Memoir* the Countess of Blesslngton“The Turkish Empire ita relations with Christianity Author of the Lire* Times of the United Irishmen, Ac., Ac. In this remarkable work will found a mass of information the subject of the proceedings ia the Roman Inquisition ...
... brought by the French, and the arms found everywhere, they would soon have been equipped. “The United Irishmen and the Presbyterians, whether they were United Irishmen or not, were all republicans. TheV know that Hoche came not for conquest, but to afford them ...
... disturbances were taking place in many parts of the country—secret associations were formed, and ended in the Association of United Irishmen. He described its organisation and the character of its leaders, briefly touched on the principal events of Irish historx ...
... they were schoolfellow* and playmates of Lord Castlereagh,who inducted them into, and, in fact, seduced them become, United Irishmen. He was one himself. I have seen his signature in the book of members, which was shown Belfast somewhere about 1823. Well ...
... rivalries, and really apply themselves to make of all their brethren throughout the Irish race a true and hearty alliance of united Irishmen. All should, for our parts say, to each of them is, that their forms should be such as not to preclude them from all joining ...
... el-Boys,' who distinguished themselves in Ulster in 1762, were Catholics or Protestants? Whether the founders of the United Irishmen were Protestants or Catholics, and whether that society was founded in Protestant Belfast or in Catholic Cork? Whether ...
... C. Dublin: J. DDFFY, 13, WELLINOTON-QUAY; London: 22, r.Ucmoater-row. rPHE UNITED IRISHMAN AND FELON J- NEWSPAPERS OF IS4B. Fourteen numbers of John Mitchel’s United Irishmen, contain* ini? No. 8. one of the suppressed numbers, and Five numbers of John ...
... illustrative of the condition of the Catholics of Ireland: of the origin and progress of the political system of the United Irishmen ; and their transactions with the Anglo-Irish Go-wernment, Bvo, calf, 4s 6d. New York, 1807. Corry's Review of the Civil ...
... illustrative of the condition of the Catholics of Ireland: of the origin and progress of the political system of the United Irishmen; and their transactions with the Anglo-Irish Government, Bvo, calf, fid. New York, 1807. Curry's Review of the Civil Wars ...
... History, illusfirativ of the condition of the Catbolicaof Ireland: of thnorigia sod progress of the political system of the United Irishmen; and their transactions with the Anglo-Irish Government, Bvo, calf, 4s CAL New 1807. A few copies of the Su , preesed ...
... respect of all nations. paid a nigh tribute to the clergy of Poland for their devotion to the cause freedom. . , . , 7. The United Irishmen of 1798 : heir voice has reverberated along the ocean of time, and finds an echo here to«night. This toast was responded ...