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... Journal of Wednesday contains an account of address from eight united Irishmen of Paris, to the descendant of Brien Boru, with that illustrious scion’s reply as subjoined : “ADDRESS OF THE PARIS UNITED IRISH CLUB TO THE ...
... several the United Irishmen, and was esteemed by the *> called party. Incredible may seem, it nevertheless undoubtedly tme, that this person was earning shameful wages from the Erg! sh Government spy upon the proceedings the United Irishmen, whose confidence ...
... in earnest lieur, emigrant cheering ) Couhl r, .gland prevents repeal the union, in spite seven millions ami half of Irishmen united heart and hand ? Impossible. ...
... Fenians are not an off-pring without parents. Tney cannot be called prolem sine mat re nalam.* Their ‘.ancestors are United Irishmen, Whiteboys, Hearts of Oak, &c. Their mother is Misery, with her cortege of famine, fever, and pestilence, and a still ...
... has not been occasioned by any real difference in “the principles of tho contending parties. The Youag Irelandors” and United Irishmen” both advocate insurrection, whenever a seasonable opportunity may occur for rising In rebellion, but they are not quite ...
... are very healthy. 1 eel a no's United Eleven v. Twentt-Two or all Ireland. —fb'S highly interes'tnf match terminated on Wednesday evening, iu the Contrary to the expectations of several amateurs, the United Eleven Irishmen were declared the winners, understand ...
... mutineers had pledged themselves together on that occasion, was in the following terms :— * ] swear to bo true to the five united Irishmen, who are fighting your cause against tyrants and op. pressors, and to defend their rights to la.-t drop of blood, and ...
... The lid was surmounted plain old Irish harp, and on one the r. as the inij inscription, iurrotirdcd of : • • presented united Irishmen Edinbnrjjn, to O. O’Connell, I:li»q ,M. 11.,I 1 ., Liberator and ihu man, in testimony their niiochnient to him, and the ...
... evil passions our nature, and against that reckless and bloodthirsty tyrant Alcohol. On this great question then lot all united Irishmen ! and if we can induce our fellow' countrymen to come forward and join us, good will obtained ; a* this society interferes ...
... otcrnal destiny; question demanding and countenance of all—a glorious principle ot rational union; one upon which can make United Irishmen in way that legislature can condemn—(cheers.) Ihe change has been talismamc ns liberty to the slave the mind of tho people ...
... Ponaonby and the lata Mr. Grattan were both United Irishmen and had fomented the Irish rebellion. That was not so. Mr. P. O’Connor had confounded the society of United Irishmen 1791 with the United Irishmen of ...
... passage attributed by the learned counsel to Burke, was spoken by Cnrran, in one bis inexorable speeches in defence of the United Irishmen. LIMERICK ASSIZES. ...