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... member of the Irish Parliament. Ile belunged to the United Irishmen, and formed one of the five members of the Directory whi..h was to put in movement that vast assaciation. in 17% the United Irishmen, aiming openly at throwing off the ride of England ...
... indicating Irish Republic. Then came the following, partly in capital letters:— The Irishmen of America are united. Irishmen of England follow their example ! Unite ! Forward, ye fearless Sons of Ireland! Stand for the old country ! Ending thus :— ...
... town. _ Humbert had brought with him a large supply of arms, ammunition, and uniforms, to be distributed amongst the united Irishmen, who, he had been led to suppose, would instantly rally round his standard. But he soon discovered that he had been deceived ...
... but little in circulation. These coins, it is thought, were hidden the moss by some of our infatuated countrymen, the United Irishmen, during the Rebellion. The Great Steam Ship.—Notwithstanding the heavy gale of Wednesday, the stones and wedges so admirably ...
... orator, and was little known in public until 1848, whei., on the conviction of John Mitchell and the suppression of the United Irishmen he started the Irish Felon, and soon followed the ill fortune of his friend. In 184S he was sentenced to ten years' penal ...
... effusion,some words of which were sought to be emphasised by te use of capitals The Irishmen of America are united ! Irishmen of England, follow their example ! Unite ; forward, ye fearless eons of Ireland. Stand for the old couutry ! Oh, that to England ...
... motives in which they originated, and the events which they portended. One practice was that of forming vast processions of United Irishmen, on every opportunity which offered the slightest pretence for such exhibitions. The occasion usually resorted to for ...
... graduates of Trinitv College, Dublin,, William Orr and Henry Joy f Belfast Presbyterians, leaders formidable Society of United Irishmen and in later times John Martin tinn-.ii i. 'Protestant rebels of except> rons character). Our racially Irish Rulers or ...
... 1 historian. Wu think there is something of i sympathy, and rightly, in the way in which he ; tells the story of The United Irishmen, and that he is well justified iu speaking of Ireland'e last Parliament as never in any sense representative of the ...
... inaoguratien, they would have proposed as a toast, Success to the Pme, abi may Ire speedily rule over till entire people united Irishmen ! they would have The glorious, pious, and immortal into curry of the appropriation dense, mid the Sov ele i ge ' s ...
... ult., aged 89. was an Irishman by , birth, and in early life was a member of the Irish Parliament. lle belonged to the United Irishmen. Six persons, on Sunday last, under the spiritual di• rection and instruction of the Rev. 'fhomas Scott and a reformed ...
... you never hear of the United Irishmen? The Irish Volunteers? Were they not military companies? Did not they remain assembled, spite the executive? And should you have believed that justice was done to Ireland and those United Irishmen icceived the answer ...