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... in their hands, and cannon, with the super-added but rather superfluous menace of epigraph. He meant Irishmen united, if he did not mean United Irishmen; and his explanation leaves the matter as he first spoke it, and meant it. What do our sensitive co ...
... LITERATURE. The United Irishmen: their Lives and Times. Richard Madden, F.R.C.S., &c. Third Series. Second Edition. With Portraits. London : Catholic , Publishing Company. The lives of the United Irishmen are the fitting subjects , of study for every ...
... the Tralee Borough Commission- ers, in place of Mr. John Lynch,late Actuary of the Sav- ings’ Bank in that town. The United Irishmen is taken in and read by the paupers of many of the workhouses. ...
... Lancaster, Pa., his h, gentleman well known and esteemed in that portion of the Quaker State, —Wm. Har kin, E.R.S.A., in “United Irishmen.” ...
... member of the Irish par- liament. He belonged to the Uuited Irishmen, and formed one of the five members of the directory which was to put in movement that vast association. In 1796, the United Irishmen aiming openly at throwing off the rule of England, General ...
... Union, the removal of parliamentary archives, and compensation of officers, servants, &c 500,000 £21,053,547 Madden s United Irishmen. ...
... The chief topic of his lordship's discourse was the evangelical alliance, which he likened, as we understood, unto the United Irishmen of 1798, who combined for the achievement of what they might have conscientiously believed to be legitimate and unattainable ...
... Antiquities Ireland. Straffordes S;ate letters. Plowden’s Irelands. Gihscn’* (*ork. Prior - * lefe F.dmund Bnrke, Madden's United Irishmen, Heroine* Shakespeare, Council Books Cork. and Kinsale. Wakefield's Account Ireland. Lingard'a England. Cusack’s Kerry ...
... which I perceive has just been formed for the carrying on of this great work may not cease its labours until it has united Irishmen of every class and opinion in the common object of freeing themselves from the appearance of a crime which could never ...
... student days), Westmoreland street. O'Connell street, Abbey street (passing site of “Press” office, the organ of the United Irishmen), Stafford street (passing the house in which Tone was born), Mary etreel, Capel street. Little Britain street, street ...
... ys,” who distin- guished themselves in Ulster in 1762, were Catholics or Pro- testants ? Whether the founders of the United Irishmen were Protestants or Catholics, and whether that society was founded in Protestant Belfast or in Catholic Cork ? Whe- ther ...
... in ordinary writing, and partly in capital letters very well written, the following :— The Irishmen of America are united! Irishmen of follow their example! Unite, forward fearless sons of Ireland! Stand for the old country! Oh that to England nailed Ireland ...