... despatch from Peoria, Illinois, says that 10 machines were made In that place under the supervision of the director of the United Irishmen Society, who lives there. The correspondent adds that the latest information about the torpedo boat strengthens the belief ...

... charged Byrne with the duty of conveying to the leaders of the United Irishmen in Paris, a confidential report, for the French ‘Government, and this brought him in touch with many Irishmen, who, like himself, were fugitives or exiles, and who, in the hope ...

... declines to answer the ciuestion if the Society of United Irishmen is furnishing substantial aid to the secret attack* on the British Government. A pamphlet containing the Constitution of the United Irishmen Society contains a declaration of policy adopted ...

... In one of these attempts Cornet Malone's horse bolted and cleared the barricades with a leap, which was admired by the United Irishmen and his own comrades of the 7th. He was instantly made prisoner, and ordered for execution. It happened, however, that ...

... punch-bowls Dears the inscription with the respective names:— The United States of America to . . the Arbitrator named by . . ~ under the provisions of Article I. of the Treaty between the United States and Britannic Majesty, concluded at Washington, May Bth ...

... Irish patriotic opinions he shared. Seventy years ago was journeyman printer on the Press, the then organ of the United Irishmen and used to boast that he had with his own hands set up tho manuscript of Lord Edward Fitzgerald. O'Ftangan at that ...

... wing to reach its destination without mishap, able to function immediately as a self-contained and practically self-supplying unit. _ _ . Not only machines and pilots, but ground crews, administrative officers, cooks, Inedidal officer and nursing orderlies ...

... secretary of the United Irish League, Alderman Dr. Niall, of Guildford, Mr. Dolan, and others. . R The Chairman described the meeting as an historic meeting in Aldershot. It was the first time a meeting had been held and conducted by Irishmen alone. Every ...

... number on his side, which would make him independent of the Irishmen, then there would be no Home Rule, but if he went in and got his majority—if he got a majority at all—by the help of the Irishmen, they might depend upon it that Mr. Redmond and his friends ...

... notwithstanding we often hear the system held up for admiration the prejudice of a united Legislature such as in operation here. But even did the system work well the United States, it by no means follows that it would work well in Ireland also. There it ...

... the days of Macau lay's New Zealander not fa: off, that England is afraid of the growing strength of th«> Irish in the United States, the 8,000,00!) of them who havt come from the old country and the 14,000,000 of In* descent. It is scarcely becoming ...

... to have entire control of the brotherhood, and issue orders occasion may require for its guidance. The law which deprives Irishmen of the right carrying or having in their possesion any description of weapon or ammunition was resented as something the ...