... some few do* cuments little importance, with the late numbers of the Patriot, and Mr. Baxter’s card of membership ofthe United Irishmen Club” of Dundalk, were seised upon. Mr. Baxter was then conveyed Dundalk gaol, escorted by the party who made the arrest ...

... character of this interesting story, which has now arrived at a period Irish history pregnant with interest—the times of the United Irishmen. Tin' Protestant, (part 8,) and The Illustrated Pochct Bible, (No. 7,) txhihit symptoms of falling off in any department ...

... Folly of Fermau™cli Orangeism and Fenianism turned inside out. Price Six-Pence. -7. G. Porter Hon. Sec. of the Loyal United Irishmen of Ulster. Chsmbcrs 1- Son, 36 Dame Strcct Dubhu. W. Trimble, Enniskillen. Thompson, English Street, Armagh. Stephen Fobbes ...

... Archilall; or the Folly Ferman- au.l Feniauism turned inside out Price Six-Pence. J. G. 1 . Porter lion. Sec. of the Loyal United Irishmen of I Inter Chambers & Son, Ftame Street Dublin W. Trimble, Enniskillen. Thompson, Street, 4 agb. Sm-HEX Fobbks, Lisbellaiv ...

... been thanked by the Queen for their courage, loyalty and steadiness, and when every police barrack is a band of loyal united Irishmen, of all creeds, is it wise or prudent to try to stir up a dying sectarian association, founded on the presumed disloyalty ...

... published by him. fear, however, the premises are untenable ; for, if Ireland wait for prosperity and independence” until Irishmen arc united, we shall we arc to the end of the chapter—such a uaicn being almost impossible in this country where creeds, classes ...

... every point antagonist. Ihe 1 United Irishmen were aggressive, the I rotestants wire purely defensive; the United Irishmen plundered | others of their arms, the Protestants only asked to keep their own. The United ...

... they were schoolfellows and playmates of Lord Castlereagh, who inducted them into, aud, in fact, seduced them to become United Irishmen. was one himself. I have seen his signature in the book of members which was shown at Belfast somewhere about 1823. Well ...

... THE ORANGEMEN OF IRELAND. Mr. Madden, author of the Lives and Times of the United Irishmen, has just published an Address to the people of England, on what he calls The Orange regime in Ireland, from the time of* The Reign of Terror’ to its latest outrages ...

... survived him about nine months, and evidently was hurried to the grave by what had befallen her youngest son. See Madden’s United Irishmen, their Lives and Times,” Third Series, pp. 843, 463. Swanbrook was subsequently occupied for several years by Alderman ...

... creeds Irishmen shall fairly represanted, and which tha interests of dom shall be endangered. That inasmuch as English legislation threatens all Irishmen with a common ruin, we entertain a confident hope their common necessities will speedily unite Irishmen ...

... Counsellor Fitzgibbon, was then living at Donnybrook, and the old schoolmaster became acquainted with him. (Dr. Madden’s * United Irishmen,” First Series, vol. ii. p. 366, London, 1842.) Dnigenau's first wife was a Miss Cusack, who died in 1799. He married ...