... holy came of National freedom (cheer.). The United Irishmen pointed this road to freedom—the only road by which independence bedew, been reached. No nation had ever woo freedom by talk. The United Irishmen believed in not words, and they went nearer achieving ...

... and the. St uut • ee vting and Scott, flo hie he rested at Aremerdme. end met brother. hem confinement, at Rreuels. The United Irishmen then on the (Meet woe resolved as renewing their effort& ia the of • rupture Faighind Femme. rtrof ing the otroggle ,n ...

... of Belied. It would prima to him that the _ Pnoriples of the United Irishmen are still Living in the hearts of a fiundred thousand Ulstermen (cheers). Aye, the prineiples of hut United Irishmen are not only living but they are triumphing all along the (cheers) ...

... Govern. mem it solely and attnbutable to dimension in the ranks of Natioeelieta themeless In this year. .2011506.10 of the United Irishmen. their druggles and before us all, this Mould be preneet to every and ell all men of in the to • great and memorable effort ...

... of the United League celebrated St. Patrick's Day by holding a dinner, under the preadancy of Dr. Forsyth. The Hon. J. W. Sauer wtote that, the death of • brother prevented his attendance. Hie had &sired to be preset to congratulate the United Irishmen ...

... the role of United Irishmen. The heather was on fire from Loop Head in Clare to Kilberron in Donegal. and he ventored to phopheey that it would be ahlaue in every headland in La. land within the seat six months (cheers). The two beat United Irish Leegae ...

... - - —•---• no known map to indicate the loasity of the Emmet family sad Oa due to by Dr Richard' R Madien •The of the United Irishmen. and in the teermd published preears to 1%1. Dr the death bind of Dr Rolsrrt Emmet ns died at Canino. litho:mu. in He ...

... the United Delimen (of white it is nee's, Imo a member), in favour of the Rowe Catholics. pert of Wales when be resides, he published • Linde of abuse against me; which has been circulated with sedulity by his good frieeds the United Irishmen. In framing ...

... walked side by side with the , noblest heroism. readily the per, sonaltty and the story of Henry Me.' ('racken. When she United Irishmen, goaded by nranny and oppression. had de cided to take up arms, the least demonstre vie .4 patriots, the man who said ...

... Constable Lorton t of today nmem. , 00g In, alone and metiers reined. IraW Coo. (1 of FroteMants am numbly, and ne could the United Irishmen of the North did Catbolies to 'mind trish %aw and eme . led in. • *at Yew particularly Corium. of • painhtl in gAd oh ...

... the effects of tin wrath of ti tletraserl of Ireland, Mt they were ZW31 . 0 of the efforts made by the chiefs of United Irishmen to unite G., : chafe population of the country in one ger.cd effort to elf the tote of Yegland. am to &sten their rithts liv ...

... great itepahlic of the to the mageame of the Brash In this wimps he was misted by Bentry men Matey the '4B moo, and the United Irishmen. sad be to . there mu no in Ireland ., no. devoted sea to the Natioaal in . these days meld he thee in Bantry (cheers) ...