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... nnd debating _societies under _the same system as in 1795 . This was the same _system as that of the United Irishmen , tlie United Britons , _the United Scotsmen , _the Correspond . ing _Society , and _others . But , above all , tlie _Society of Spenceans ...
... _Counsel _could not lielp _reiniirking , tlint tlio _oath was in almost similar _terms with _the oatli _taken by tlic _United _Irishmen , _which _led to the di'cadl ' ul _consequences in Ireland —( _here he _read tliat oath ) _' —and _contended _that _tlin ...
... _Custom-house _Quay , and Orniond _Quay . Tlic _deponent _further said , tliat _lie was solidlcd to give _testimony _against _United Irishmen , for which _lie _wis _offered _ii commission jn the army , and that , upon his answering tlint he knew _nothing _about ...
... NOKT 1 I AMKR 1 CA . We _extract from The _Xi'ii' _York D _' _-ii / _y . _Uwti . _ifr an _article on tlio _Red _Hook of the _United Status . 1 It will _lie _rciiil with interest , _us _• _shewing the _iculousy witli wliicli that _rising Republic _views t ...
... At n _meeting , held at New _York on _the S 5 th of November , it _was resolved • tliat a _Society should _be formed of Irishmen , for _the _purpose of _endeavouring to procure , from _Congress , a tract of land _. in the Illinois _territory , to be _settled ...
... there was _any truth _in the _information whiclrhoh ' adilatcly received on _visiting _New-gate , _namely , that Brock , Power _unit _Peiharn _, three men' capitally' _convicted about a _' year and a half ago '/ _of'b _' cing' accessories _before ' tlie fact ...
... branch of a _widel y ramified system . _][ was only tlie other 'day that the conspiracy for taking away the lives of the poor Irishmen was _detected ; and _we have no doubt that _the _^/ ree and UNCONDITIONAL pard on which his Majesty ' s philanthropic and ...
... _Ireland wliich _' liave _been _adopted mid _advocated . by thu nblestand the lionestest _legislators , of every party , tin _; United _l' : mpirc ever produced , _—must _driy _cinijecturv . \ Vu _can only say , that it _justifies the most sciious _imputation ...
... _Jic _^ ' _istcr—andin .. . tlni lollowing English and Scotch _piipcts _, _Mm-nina ' _Chronicle . Giohf , . _L'liuriir , Nvvi _unit _Old _, _Times , ami in . tile _&aism \ w and Giusuw ' ); Chmitcle . . . 1 • . ,. ; , _t _.. i ,, _i . _' _- , _p ; ' - - ...
... _the alienation of _the different classes of _society , and at last tlie _destruction of _national independence . _The united _Irishmen _were put down by the _Orangemen . But tlie _Orangemen , trembling at the _consequences of their own _victory , were ...
... Ireland _was _formerly the _theatre ? _Tlirashei'B , Wliitc Boys , _Carders , Peep _. ofday Boys , _and _United Irishmen , _have all bad _their _origin in this _exclusive _and _illiberal _system . • .. • But _although the _degradation of ...
... orders to _the i Commanders _of _Yeomanry Corps , we rvcognisu _^ thal _; enlightened _, policy which would _unite all _cln ' s » e _. _' « of Irishmen wilhoul _; relifiious _distinclion ' _i'iu ' lhe _prou'cliuh of _' the _public p ' cacp ,. _and- in ' ' ...