... The United Irishmen, Whiteboys, and other classifications of traitors that followed, are in the recollection of most men of the present generation. We lost nothing by drawing our social bonds tighter before by the union, nor even in making Irishmen ministers ...

... member of the Irislt Parliament. He belonged, to the United Irishmen, and formed one of the five members of the directory which ?? to put in movement that vast association. In 1796 the United Irishmen aiming openly at throwing off the rule of England, General ...

... LITERATURE. The Dublin University Magazine supplies us with the following pictures from the past: THE UNITED IRISHMEN IN 1781. They held their meetings in an obscure passage, called Back-lane, leading from Corn Market to Nicholas-street. The very aspect ...

... O'Connell would have done more for Ireland by throwing in his lot wi the men of '98; but his short experience of the United Irishmen made hi come to the conclusian that he could serve Ireland better by co stittiona agitation. What he found to his hand ...

... of the '98 celebrations have issued circulars asking. For' subscriptions to erect a memorialto Wolfe Tone, and the United Irishmen in Dublin, on the site granted by the corpora- tion, and calling a meeting in aid of the fund for Monday next in the Rotunda ...

... tants of the United States are now estimated at 3870 per cent. of the total population, or only a fraction less than the total German- born population in the States. There are more Irishmen in New York alone than there are foreigners in the United Kingdom ...

... Day goes far to justify that simple but sufficient classification. On the one hand we see all that is best in Irish society uniting in enthusiastic gratitude to the Queen for her gracious marks of favour and her appreciation of Irish loyalty and valour. ...

... eeporters Ploing little. Corn buyers operating more freelyt 0olfee s and iron unchanged. ?? week's receipts of cotton at all United State3 ports have been 124,000 balei, and einoo 'lt Soptomber. 1904'00D5 bales. Shipments to England e*d Qreat Britain 89 ...

... Soon after the opening of the Market, a fresh subject of alarm was started, by the arrival of the Frolic Packet from the United States, by which it was said information had been received of extensive naval prepara. tions by the Republic, in consequence ...

... destruction of his works, and it had been conveyed to the maygr's business managerV(Mr. T. M. Fuller) that as many as 100 Irishmen bad sworn to destroy his (Mr. Fuller's) private- residence, and likewise to take his life. Towards the lecturer and his caise ...

... doing on these terms, and yet there are people who appear to thrive upon it. It is calculated that 734,000 persons entered the United States last year as imligrants. This is the largest total of any one year in the history of the Reptiblic-larger by 14,000 ...

... inatter of doubt that the United States would not Much longer require any of the productions of the West Indics. Thie Council amid Assembly,therefore, hope that no alteration will be made in the trade, as by re-admitting the United States to a participation ...