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... Union Committee from the United Irishmen presented themselves on the day of opening, and, as soon the Convention had come to order, committee was appointed to confer with them. The Savage Committee then demanded of the United Irishmen a statement as te who ...
... and it i» suggested that this was due either to Cistlereagh concealing hia knowledge of Grattan's connection with the United Irishmen, or protecting him from the consequences of that connection. Now. Castlereagh ooulo not conceal what was sworn in the ...
... 1798, and took au active part in the battles of Wexford, New Boss, Newtownbarry, and Kilconmey; was a captain of the United Irishmen, and died at the patriarchial age of years. He reaped bar-1 y at the workhouse in 1866, and was supported in town afterwards ...
... parliament (applause)„The United Irishmenlgrestapplause), who, in the 2 were not a secret society, nor a treaminable society, but open, free, loyal men, embracing the first names and the first characters in Ireland—the United Irishmen actually originated ...
... Approaching Donovan R.rosa, Mr. M'Cio a I, Central Trea surer oi the United Irishmen, him I,ooa in orcenbacks, with APPROPRIATE AMU ;KS3U (lem-5 —The Directors of the Unite d Irishmen, desirous of showing their appreciation of you. labour, and autljr- ...
... speak of. At that epoch there were men in Ireland who devoted their lives to the welfare of their country. Although the United Irishmen had engaged in a straggle with England, they had origin idly been organised as constitutional body resolved upon peacefully ...
... of the hotel. App O’ Donovan R issa, Mr. M’Olonl, Central Troa rtirer the United Irishmen, handed him 1,000 dole, in greenbacks, with AHDRESS. —The Directors of the United Irishmen, desirous showing their appreciation your labours and sufferings on behalf ...
... CLARE. SKETCH OF THE NOTED COMMANDER OF THE IRISH BRIGADE. With a portrait. SEIZURE OF THE PRESS. THE ORGAN OF THE UNITED IRISHMEN ()RUSHED BY GOVERNMENT. THE STORY OF ENGLAND. BY T. D. SuLuveat. (Continued.) THE CAPTIVITY AND EXECUTION OF THE WISE ...
... Organization the United Irishmen under Theobald Wolfe Tone.” The election of office-bearers will take place on Sunday next, when all members are requested to attend. This hall Is open every Sanday from 1 until S p.m., when all Irishmen are earnestly requested ...
... CLARE. SKETCH OF THE NOTED COMMANDER OF THE IRISH BRIGADE. With a portrait. SEIZURE OF “THE PRESS.” THE ORGAN OF THE UNITED IRISHMEN CRUSHED BY GOVERNMENT. THE STORY OF ENGLAND. By T. D. Sullivan. (Continued.) THE CAPTIVITY AND EXECUTION OF THE WISE AND ...
... they considered it to be a proper discharge of their duty to examine into the principles and motives of the Society of United Irishmen at its first formation. They as- sert that in consequence of this examination they find that the society, under the pretext ...
... in • BILLY BLUFF . AND THE SQUIRE; OR IRELAND IN 1796. ceiebrated book. written by of the most brilliant of the Ulster United Irishmen, is remembered at the Winter fireside of the farmers of the North. Like Carleton's 'Body the Boyer, it combines the serious ...