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... TIER,4TJRE. UNITED LRISHIMEN, T EIRIlt LINTC SO 5IJ ' AND TIMES. In Tero Fols. IIY r. it MIADDEN, 1t.D., Author of Travels il tile i:mst &c. &c. (eoldOi: j. Ma il lend Co., Leadetlblall-street.) A goal history of t e Unite r Irishmen, of their confedo- ...
... number of this national magazine begins most appropriately with a well written and highly interesting article on ' The United Irishmen. Purporting to be a notice on Dr. Madden's late work, and on the fourth volume of the Life and Times of Henry Grattan ...
... THE GREEN BOOK, IN NORTH AMERICA. Our last files of North American journals-both from the British Colonies and United States-are filled with such accounts of Mr. O'Callaghan's work, as show that the vivid interest and enthusiasm, excited by its first ...
... -THE DUBLIN MONTHLY MAGAZINE. I A (Dublin: S. J. ,Machen, D'Olier-street.) Acoptiguation of the able, vindication of the United Irishmen is the. leading paper in the September number of this pre-eminently patriotic inagazinj; and in the whole range of Irish ...
... this good cause in which they had enrolled them- Delves If they turned back to the pages of Irish history, they would find Irishmen constantly divided into two parties-one looking forward to the assertion of their own rightful claims-the other thwarting ...
... of the preceding numbers in the qua- lity of its tales, and in the interest which they must possess in the estimation #f Irishmen it falls not short of any. There le is one omission in its arrangement, of which, perhaps, how. si ever, many of our readers ...
... Ireland, for, be it observed, the Italics are not ours, but those of thh original publishers. One of the objects of the United Irishmen of '98 was to excite enmity betweenlandlords and tenants, and for this purpose they got up the following celobrated ditty:_ ...
... - LITERATURE. ,I3g NITED IRISHMEN, THEIR LIVES AND BY -R. R. MADDNRMuDM.D., Second Series, in -Two VQld., with numerous;. Original :ECOND- roict:Ai. - Il, our introductory' notice of this'the second series of Dr. SMddeU3t' itresthig and valuable worki ...
... iotisn, we wish it at the saine time to be of a Wh ls.,it of the book before us is slob as that we mav R ,'1aocnend it to Irishmen. It is purely natural in Safelyre,; ald in its tendenny ; without pretending to any esectio itives a rapid and condensed ...
... amity which ad soscl ddevly sprung up between Englishmen and Irislimese, E&glishinen found that they could now -understand Irishmen, who would co-operate 'ith themn in'wringing from-the oligarchy of this country the rights asd libefties of the people'(cheers) ...
... calculated to promote the interest of landlords and tenants in this country than the institution of societies such as this, which united men of all parties in one hond of union, and afforded them an opportunity for applying their combined energies to the laudable ...
... to promote the interest of landlords anil tenants, in this country, than the institution of Societies such as this, which united men of all parties in one bond of union, and afforded them al opportunity for applying their comhined cnergies to the laudable ...