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... at no distant period will ex- B hibit results similar to those of 1798, which were F the effects of the system of the United Irishmen. C Our letters from Athenry says the Galway P Advertiser, (ten muiles from hence) state, that the loyal inihatbitistts ...
... objects will be attainel by the adoption of the note formed by the inachlines ell. submittedl to oar view by Messrs. Applegath unit 'Icr. and Cowper. Ve cannot but be aware, that no torin of ) be a note can be contrived, that may not be successfully Dick ...
... name, on a rnercautile house ill New-York : he likewise bought 50 shares of stock of the Banik of the United States, besidc.3 30,000 dollars in the United States stock of 6 and 7 per cent.; all of which, besides other property of his own, lie took with himu ...
... ed, there was a.b)eievoleult dispositi(4n, paramount in. Eng- lish hearts, wh.ief IVa increased by the sufferings the poor Irishmen u-der~vint. It wouldf *take them lookl liorward to. better tiines,*' i.6rthey inight be liberated from their af- flietions ...
... anialllundholders, and one-half Irishmen of £3OO to £4OO per annum, whenthey can get their rents paid. At Tours there is a select corps of about four thousand, who Pride themselves upon their family connexions in the • United' Kingdom. At Boulogne there arc ...
... silnul- taneouslV obtained. The kind disposition of IEnglar is raised to thle greatest pitch; she sees the hordes of fanishad Irishmen crowding to her shores: and she hears of hun- dreds ot thousands claiming bread, and she will continue the holy work of charity ...
... of' the Gad. For this end, the Duke of Argyle, Glengarry, almost every chieftain in Scotland, and many Highland gentlemen, united theinslyes to it. So far all was well. The Society, as it should be, was purely and essentially Highland. In time, however ...
... I am not, nor ever was, a Roman Catholib or Papist. That I was not, nor ever will be; a member of the Society called United Irishmen, 'nor of any other society or body of win who are enemies to his Majesty, or the glorious Constitution of these realms ...
... classes, by eating lip their employment. The l Reportl'tated, that during times of mercantile prosperity, great nutnbi:s of Irishmen were constantly attracted over c to assist fn ourinenufactures. These people were very-dif. ferent from the original it habitants ...
... long is this grave for Britons to be kept open ? In Ireland party work-is running extremely high. In the days of the United Irishmen the Dissenters joined the Catholics; but from the recent Protestant. meetings in Ulter it appears that they are now in ...
... Deists of the Republic. Wolfe Tone says they cannot be relied on. Doctor Troy was per- suaded to fulminate againstthe United Irishmen, and fling the inrpoccuous liglajning of excommunication against the abettors of the French. Nov, I hld- .c.. munication ...
... them during the struggle, soon became converted into United Irishmen—rebels, in fact, against English dominion in Ireland. “An’ that’s the way we—the poor people o’ the counthry, I mane—were made united men,” continued the young miller; “ though now it’s ...