... absent mile’s distance from his quarters. He was previmisly to the Rebellion the yeaf 17P*b sworn Member the Society of United Irishmen ; was convinced, that while in the Army, was neither accused, or punished for any rapes or murders. Pnt. Fincriy, another ...

... Englishmen or Irishmen fighting against their own relations. Although, however, lie might induced to agree to the propriety of bringing irishmen out of their own country that account, yet the measures adopted the Ministers found that other Irishmen were to ...

... Government thought then necessary to enact, it was difficult matter traitors to persuade the people, the North, that their unit rights and liberties were danger. Tbe defeat and discovery the grand conspiracy in IrfiK, the head which were o*Cos Non, M‘N ...

... account of insurrection New South ales, which hud a very menacing appearance. The insurgents, Who are said to chiefly United Irishmen, assembled at Castle Hill, and, after planting the Tree Libert}- the Covemuu nt House at Paramatta, intended loproctcd ...

... display* d sound judgment and a rich imagination. There have been professors more profound in the science music, but none who united much learning with such original genius, and a vivid fancy. The great characteristic ol his works, was simplicity, produced ...

... pus to every ir.au svlio has heard of the Uebellion, that the conspiracy atui t oit hv perstin* itamitig themselves i.iter! Irishmen, thnn evidently comprehend,nu nof all dctcriplions religion, an tinion stc.ls, attd tto i of the Catholic ptrsttasion only ...

... which w'as followed some unpleasant consequences, took place Chelmsford on Saturday evening. Several soldiers, principally Irishmen, who had celebrated the festival ot St. Patrick, sallied into the town from the Barracks, and insulted every per on they ...

... the iusurrectioas that had happened in Ireland, first, were was that the White Beys, whaoh lo«rd thirty years; then the United Irishmen. The rnsurrectioo in IfW was occasioned by the Ehtrshers, and was thocu(w ...

... will more tally leaving 1! e space more vacant, than the e. cation of aay buildings which they have seen the designs.” About Irishmen, volunteers from the Armagh militia, marching through Horsham on Wednesday last, to join a icgi.ncnt of the line at and being ...

... was nothing very soldiers from their allegiance, and administering the mous, nothing mighty generous in Lord Castlereagh’s United Irishman’s oath them. attacking Mr. Jones at that time, for was just then For this vindication innocence, Mr. Finnerty nl- ...

... savoury, ! ruddy, sweet fruit the country—all the people food for gunpowder. A separation from England, or you must .have United Irishmen—the people sent the : mountain-top dig for day-light; hut he could tell the cause of the wretchedness of the country —it ...

... emancipation; asked had tee ,h (n their but have their claims been granted have not the that Act passed, from mad project uniting France, or of destroying Bn- liberty, we have the torv tliat meatish connection; we only wish to be restored to what w, rebellion ...