... national liberty takes wtien it belongs to the people, and is not prostituted to class—the Republic worshipped by tile United Irishmen of old—the Republic of thousand memories, for which France has borne Throe Revolutions, up-turned live dynasties, covered ...

... beiu elected iu several the streets. ~ , , Ford Madden, Esq., son of Dr. 11. R. Madden, the author of the “ Lives the United Irishmen. ’ wasdrowmxl the Sh.ttiuou, Wednesday week, the overturuing boat. , . _ , , . The largest steam-engine ever made Ireland ...

... as she stands to-day > ae we Faye lc ‘cell, net-work of organization held all her of ten thousand . and oath of the United Irishmen. I es, unarmed and | ‘ oe wen oN wee Cl a@iting fhe | Sas Wine 8 ww os soe Oe ase sel r men in Dublin— | discord, the ...

... three points stated; and then and there, Tuesday, the 18th, the first club United Irishmen was founded. The declaration contained these sentences 1 •• think it our duty, Irishmen, to come forward, and 1 state what feel to our heavy grievance, and what ■ ...

... down The IMtki> | 1 1 Ist Why, my friends, it is not one I'nited Irishman tlu v | must put down, but live millions of United Irishmen [treinen* hevring.] For two years we have fought their corruptionnow shall tight their coercion. We opposed free hearts ...

... strip them of their means subsistence ? Amongst the Orangemen of the north then* exists great deal of the spirit of the United Irishmen, and it singular that some of the Confederate party who entertain the most extreme opinions are closely connected with ...

... around him many united Repealers. ere Irishmen bound, when the rest of the states in continental Europe were receiving their freedom hy the use of constitutional means (cheers.) Ireland should, would, and must free, if irishmen would unite and act in consistency ...

... position whereby I can let you know the general feeling of Irishmen in the Britith army. it known, then, that nearly Two-Tiimiis of tiie regiment (Snl Buffs) are Irishmen, m the strict. St term of tin. word ; and although the reel coat of the Saxon mav cover ...

... THE UNITED IRISHMAN. late with numbers of young gentlemen to amuse themselves I after prayer-lime on Sundays in the suburban districts, 1 shooting with rifles target other mark; but such j an extent has the practise progressed within the last tew weeks ...

... THE UNITED IRISHMAN. the hour of Ireland liberation w:is to come (loud cheers.) I repeat that sentiment to-night (continued cheering.) Provided eircum-taiK favorable, nothing can, it se. ms to me, defeat that hope, except rashness the one hand, or cowardice ...

... THE UNITED IRISHMAN. h:ivc Ik'. ti gained over the side tiu* crown. Kven tlie junior men were souglit to drawn off from the accused, which proves the malicious littleness of the entire transaction. Mr. O'l lagan and Sir Colman O'Loghlen both declined ...

... THE UNITED IRISHMAN. Mcrriim-square, in llioir niurmut; w»)k«—after all tbi*. to have not ever so little a rebellion! To think of a man, calling himself chief governor, anti crying through the public thoroughfares for two long month* with piteous cry ...