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... UNITED. IRISHMEN The ship-carpenters of the Ulster capital held their out-of-door demonstration on Saturday, and happily there was no row. It was an anxious time for the local authorities, who had anticipated turmoil and bloodshed ; instead of which there ...
... THE “UNITED IRISHMEN.” ADDRESS OP THE NATIONAL DIRECTORY. Headquarters United Irishmen,” Troy, N. Y., Sept. 9, 1870. Circular No 1. To the Officer* and Member* of the United Irishmen'' Brothers —Pursuant to the ...
... VOLUNTEERS AND UNITED IRISHMEN. The “Volunteers,” to their honour, cried out for reform. In their first meeting at Dungannon, when they were 95,000 strong, the one thing they demanded was reform of the Parliament (applause). The United Irishmen” (great applause) ...
... ►F UNITED IRISHMEN. IMPO TANT MEETING Ala hiphly merUn* of Boa** Bulan U tar, lo*aao be* m«bo - of Iha ba.at* to daray—a/tar via* and lofty angfaeatlnai. fra at A Mid (ho raid btaaf dowa Um frmn th* Waat frlgbua rapt* away Iron bar arat. aaMthata ttem ...
... IMPORTANT MEETING OF UNITED IRISHMEN. PvWotoMdtfavdmtroealWlfif rfVtlMa’a > biutitnl Btet«aof Shitx O'BbzXY-bow, tad cts. ,N —«• lUt ftty wtn tty Proa Um m»Hcr cimt to teuldcr dt?. Mid. Tfctrt’* doit* tu« (TMt aMtitir BMt OVB llet wards typly to tleeß ...
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... OUR flail WAS TIIE TRAITOR? and I now suspect your lover, Charles Raymond, is or la not a United Irishmen r Father, forgive me; I cannot answer that question, she answered with the quiet of apair. So Sergeant Bradley was right. D—n Um . ' added the ...
... the forcing of the United Irishmen to become secret conspiracy, in this manner In February, 1793, passed two bills through Parlia ment, called the ‘Gunpowder Bill,’ and the ‘Convention Bill.’ A public meeting of the United Irishmen was held in Dnblin ...
... forcing of the United Irishmen ’ to become a secret conspiracy, effected in this manner : —ln February, 1793, he passed two bills through Parliament, called the “Gunpowder Bill,”ami the “Convention Bill.” A public meeting of the “United Irishmen” was held ...
... Father Burke condemn the United Irishmen and slander Wolfe Tone, I admit that Mr. Tone was imbued with French revolutionary ideas; but he certainly never attempted impress these views upon the society (of the United Irishmen) until Mr William Pitt, the ...
... FENIANISM IN AMERICA THE UNITED IRISHMEN. (From the New York Irish People.) A highly-important meeting of the Directory of the United Irishmen was held in New York city on December 13 and 14, at which the future policy of the organisation was laid out ...