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... to the Tribunal of the Laws An IRISH PEOPLE, NOW, by the unanimous act the LTNG, os and Commons of IRELAND nation of—UNIT IRISHMEN—maII, and will determine her 'he ailenion of the renter and Joers of that Hireling Print ibe Dull n Journal. Is not a ...
... fuch the Tribunal the Laws An IRISH PEOPLE, NOW the unanimous act ofthe KING, LoaD»aod Commons IRELAND anation of—UNH ED IRISHMEN—mtift, and deter nine whether tiie afferion the rta'.er and Sers Hireling Print —the 'u!>’,n Journal Is not iuus ca’.crar ...
... THOMAS MUIR, THE Society of UNITED IRISHMEN DUBLIN. Portf.nouth, March, 1794, Surpri/c Tranfport for Botany Bay. At this period, toexprefs you zeal in-your cajfe, and to your Society, would be fuptrAuou* afld vnliecoming. Upon the eve of being, periiaps ...
... and boat’s crew belt ig the Hazard ffiip of war, then commanded Lieut. Parker, who preifed twelve of the patieutters, ail Irishmen— -.nd lanesmintoinz ianaion, and with the permrffion of tl.c L>rd Lieutenant and Ptivy Conned. They all voiuatai ily paid ...
... MONAGHAN ASSIZES. Monaghan Assizes a vast number of prisoners were returned on the calender, charged with the crime of being United Irishmen. Whether it was that this did not appear to be a crime upon investigation, or whether the accusers only appeared to be ...
... prcfcnted tc the the following itieffage from his iccllency • CAMDEN, « Ufon information of th of fcrfons filing th*m-> UNITED IRISHMEN, for the purpefe of concerting plans far the fubntrfion of the Corf station, and the cfablifed Governmer.t of this kingdom ...
... exert every power he in oppofing this band daring traitors. He believed that among the member? who formed the Society United Irishmen there wdre many much kfs criminal than othersmany believed might have been feduccd to join them the fpecious pretexts ...
... departing from that fphere, rvitfiin which it becomes to coniine mvfelf, I may fuhmit it to your judgment to determine whether Irishmen, becaufe they may rNitEn, or thofe Englillimen who declare that ‘the of Irifli is transferable like that of ftock, arc the ...
... fphere, within which’h becomes me to confine myftlf, I may fubmit it to your judgment to determine whether Irishmen, becaufc they may he united, or thofe Eugliflnnen who declare that the ufi of Irifh is transferable like that of (lock, are the moil likely ...
... who ought not, but without ,t !4i( W that fphere, withi.v which it becomes me 4 felf, I may ic» to your iuj.,,,, J whether Irishmen, became they * who declare that 'the km i transferable like that of flock, ar f m* produce principle, laft democratic vie ...
... there er.ift* within this kingdom a fedi’ ti«u- and trait*rGu» Conlpiracy, by a number cf per Ton* ithcm/'cives UNII'J'D IRISHMEN, for the fubveriion of the authority his Maicfty, and the Parliament, and the deftruction of the cAabiiflied Conttitutinn ...
... WHEREAS there cxifts within this kingdom a feditleus and ttaitarous Contpiracy, by number perfon* Ayling themlclve* UNI IED IRISHMEN, ior the fabverfjun the authority of Kis Muiefty, and the Parliaiuent, and the deftrudioo of the Conftitutioir and Government ...