... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... society known an 'United Mehl principles of the society were: First, the or potion of Ireland from English rule ; secosel,:_ a Parliament; and third, union of all crew& Ireland on • basis of a common nationality. Ina—The 'United Irishmen' and ' (a Roman ...

... His father was the Rev. John Mitchel, Presbyterian minister, of the same place, and was, it is said, connected with the United Irishmen in the year 1798. Mr. Mitchel, M.P., entered Trinity College, Dublin, in 1831. He was not, however, a resident student ...

... but little in circulation. These coins it is thought were hidden in the moss by some of our infatuated countrymen, the United Irishmen, during the rebellion.— Belfast News Letter. INHUMANITY OF A MOTHER.—A disclosure of the most honid barbarity, on the ...

... the British Government thad had been transmitted from the United Irishmen, who had been the authors of the insurrection of 1798. When in 1848 MITCHEL established his newspaper, the United Irishmen, to incite the spirit of rebellion and prepare the people ...

... 23rd, inSt., when the Duke of '• Sir R. Peel, &c., will honour the banquet with sence. je(J The Hibernian Society of United Irishmen Par city on Whit Monday as usual, and made a wnh their handsome banners,and smart sashes an ^el of their favourite national ...

... sentenoe of death against the English Premier is a sworn secret society of United Irishmen, organised at • Convention twelve months ago, representatives from every part of the United States and Canada being present. The assembly expressed great disgust at ...

... the land which they reveled the feeling and religion of the great majority of the population had ever been indissolubly united. Irishmen might ocenesimea go wrong, but they would ham to go very far wrong when they gave no the salutary adv = L i fes ad mildews ...