... THE UNITED IRISHMEN, The plan oa which this society was afterwards constituted (says the Dictionary of Evtielt History for March; was sketched by elle Tone. lie object was to be the estaalishment of the rights of man, and correspondence with the Jaeobin ...

... UNITED IRELAND. UNITED IRISHMEN: THE OBJECT AND AIM OF THEIR UNION. NT THE NEV. N. R. KANE, The taming is the full text of the lecture delivered by the Rev. R. R. Kane, at Largau, which we have been requested to publish : Ladies and Gentlemen,— I do not ...

... INCITING TO murder. New Yobi, Tutsoer.—Mr. G Donoran Bon. .dmiu that Jem e. U'herell lee loeerpool agent for bi. payer, the United Irishmen, doniaa fbatba »araembeiof K.uianoegenmatiou. The eyeete in a wildly incendiary ■tela tbie week. It aaye 1- Wa are tn ...

... lately left the country brought fatally to town. For the space five years I have been endeavouring resist D*-fend««, United Irishmen, banditti, and rebels all hind*; for two years I have stood upon own coorage and tho fidelity of my servants; at length ...

... circulated by thousands. The society of United Irishmen was formed in the month of October, 1791, which had as it* object the attainment of an Irish Parliament and emancipation from English rule. These United Irishmen did all they could to get others to join ...

... agenies, and directed him return tickets. The Daily Nods' Philadelphia correspondent says :—Captain Cossack, member of the United Irishmen Society, and an adherent of Mr O’Donovan Rosea, thinks that O'Donovan did not send tho machines, ho contributed to noceesary ...

... local generations. Contributions (however brief) to this are particularly invited. In the year 1;98 the body known as United Irishmen were in active operation in the country. The manor of Rallyoran, in which the parts of the town south west of the river ...

... Chicago aud the vicinity era represented four delegates. tbia basts, the Convention represents 0,400 lodges. The Order of United Irishmen and the Ancient Order of Hibernians are not represented. The meeting is composed principally members of the Cion na Gael ...

... that it would be a wise policy to give up the government of Ireland. declines to answer the question if the Society of United Irishmen is furnishing substantial aid to the secret attacks on the British Government. - land under an order of the Board of ...

... Liberty, Fraternity, Equality, the Age of ason, and the Rights of Man, were zoalonely inculcated. The Society of United Irishmen, was founded in Belfast. in the month of October, 1791. Reform of Parliament and Roman Catholic Emancipation were the ...

... you to be so ; But. augh ! you cr?fty sly ould fox, Your thricks I too well know. You once enjoined us, to our cost, United Irishmen to be; And some for filthy lucre s sakes Now sell their loyalty. I love yo ► as a man, dear Pat, But can't forget the ...

... that of faille brethren. That wee the peril they had to eontend with in 1796, when the Irish Papists combined with the United Irishmen to overthrow the British Constitution and now the same peril Sees as. We are in peril truly from false heath:so, whom ...