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... caught a glimpse of the light, and determined to strike one more stroke for freedom. A body known as the United Irishmen, consisting of Irishmen of all classes and denominations, was formed. The leading spirit in the movement was Theobald Wolfe Tone ...
... THE AMERICAN FENIANS. NEW YORK, Aug. 1£. Although the Convention of United Irishmen now in session here conducts its meetings with great secrecy, some particulars of its doings leak Out. It is at present occupied in disousBiufc the Chicago Clan-na-Gael ...
... msintained by force and fraud. Forms was re. q Aired to overthrow it. The blood of martyrs cried out for vengeance, and on united Irishmen and national principles depended Ireland's salve• lion from foreign oppression. ...
... although admitting that it grew out of the spirit animating the Fenian organisation. Mr. Rossa stated that the books of the United Irishmen newspaper, oi which he was the editor, contained the name of M'Kevitt, of Liverpool, as one of its agents. The account ...
... (Boston), and seconded by Mr. John Maher Bathurst (Australia), declaring adhesion to the principles of Wolfe Tone and the United Irishmen their struggle fur Ireland's freedom, and pledging throe present to bend their energies to regaining national independence ...
... Irieh patriotic opinions ha shared. Seventy years ago he was a journeyman printer on the Press, the then organ of the United Irishmen, and used to boast that he had with his own hands set up the manuscript of Lord Edward Fitzgerald. O'Planagan at that ...
... THE LAST FRIENDS. One of th« United Irishmen, who Wj returned to his country after m«y years of exile, being askcH what had induced him to reJisil mountain^ fnends ww60ne. answered, I came back to see I come to my cotmlry, but not with the hope That ...
... boarded and plundered of their men, and those who had been thus forcibly obtained were placed the same category with “ United Irishmen, the scraping* of gaols, pirates, and smugglers. Such a motley group manned the Victory, bearing Lord Nelson's flag at ...
... hat a green and whits cockade, presented to him by a young lady who waa well known bold opinions very favourable to the United Irishmen. When within short distance of Ballymena, had to pam a miUtaiy elation, and was mads to halt by the sergeant of the guard ...
... Phccmclans, are not children without ancestors; it cannot be said them sine mat re creatam. They are the successors the United Irishmen, the White boys, the Whitirfeet, the Blackfeet, &c. History with the Irish is altogether legendary, and has not changed ...
... represented by four delegates. On this basis the convention represents six thousand four hundred lodges. The Order of United Irishmen and the Ancient Order of Hi- bernians are not represented. The meet- ing is composed principally of members of the Clan ...
... the convention included representatives of the Fenian Brotherhood, of the Brotherhood of United Irishmen, and of the Skirmishers party, but respectable Irishmen say that the only in- terest really represented was the management of a weekly newspaper desirous ...