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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 ...
... THE SOCIETY OF UNITED IRISHMEN. • CANNY NEWCASTLE.' L-TIS QULY. DYSCIUTTION OF SUNNYBROW. LOCAL GOSSIP, BY ROBIN GOODFRLLOW. ...
... 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) ...
... would willingly pry, bt there's so doubt but M’MAHON & might mm, vv, USE.— oud the warm garment at TON-STREBT, 109 ING OF | OF UNITED IRISHME! Rulers and held « tow aa, a the be-utiful Statue of was cure as his life ‘From the matter they came to There's no ...
... IMPORTANT MEETING OF UNITED IRISHMEN. Ade highly respectable of Home Patriots held a few ago om the top of Heme Pillar to preserving Statusof it ts feared, going fast to decay—after many ewe and pro and con. said the cold blast down the Quay from the ...
... social sense, the United Irishmen protested, and challenging the conduct of the Speaker, called upon the H ouse to censure its own high officer. Noteith. standing this pretentious gasconade, a sense of in- security inclined the United Irishmen to modify their ...
... It is equally fair to state, that in toe year of the insnrrection large numbers of the United Irishmen, recoiling with horror from the creel murders of the Protestants in Wexford, passed over into the Orange re and became, as an impartial witness testifies ...
... ‘ menancingly, ‘ tell us the names of the United Irishmen in : out with them at once, every one, of . without re- $ OF UP you go, and no mercy “hewn informatirg to give,’ replied Stacre, “Is that your ansv,er ‘That is my you take hi-, ‘Tie him and do ...
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