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... 'THE UNITED i' IRISHMEN. Mr. O'Connell has of late been lavish of his abuse of Mr. William Smith O'Brien, because that gentle- man will not consent to be a mere joint of the tail to be wagged at Mr. O'Counell'a pleasure. *'Torn Steele, the celebrated ...
... UNITED IRISHMEN. TO .hd EhDITOR na te D. iiy POlnT. Sir,-IhaVO ?? ?? with a copy of the Doily Jec! of Thiursday last, in which appoars a short roport of It Ionia ltule nmeeting, which clearly did not ropr-soant either the numbers or tuhe epinion of the ...
... social sense, the United Irishmen protested, and challenging the conduct of the Speaker, called upon the H ouse to censure its own high officer. Noteith. standing this pretentious gasconade, a sense of in- security inclined the United Irishmen to modify their ...
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... expended for Meot p os~e The Homr SECRETARY did collectors, but there is little doubt he had in his mind the Aoeiety of United Irishmen. It la this $oeiety which is responsible for the Shir. 'Iishing Fund, and the avowed object of the skirmishers is to commit ...
... the United Irishmen. The country which afterwards, in the prophetic words of Mr. Pitt, saved herself by her exertions, and saved Europe by her example, was at no time in any serious danger from the machinations of few hotheaded young Irishmen. All ...
... bane of Irish prosperity. Another ground of the opinion of the committee is the declaration published by the Society of United Irishmen in Dublin in the year I791, when Mr. Rowan and Dr. Drenan were chairman and secretary, in which the prominent principle ...
... a deep interest in the turmoils of that period of Ireland's history, when was formed a league which was called the United Irishmen, and with which Moore felt strong sympathy, inasmuch that he had a narrow escape of being. joined thereto. After the ...
... countrymen were entitled, the United Irishmen t Sodiety was formed, but that Society was con. B demned and proclaimed, and as a result of its r suppression the agitation was driven beneath the surface. Although the United Irishmen were 1 suppressed and the ...
... declines to. answer the question ifthe Society of United Irishmen Is furnahling substantial aid to the secret attacks on the Britiah Government, A pamphlet containing the Constitution of the United Irishmen Society contains uaoclaration of policy adopted ...
... patriotism of the United Irishmen was too exaggerated. And yet the people who posed most melodramatically in this fashion could, with equal ease, give their support to a policy in which the very root- principles of Tone and the United Irishmnen were brazenly ...
... present condition. This boat, O'Donovan Rossa says, was the chief cause of the split between the Versans and the Society of United Irishmen. The Yenians wasted $25,000. on it, and this Skirmi3hing Fuid Trustees desire to charge the disbursement of the entire ...