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... they were ackpolledlows and playmates of Lord Cmtlerea^b, who Inducted them into, and, in fact, seduced them toiricome United Irishmen. He was one himself. I have seen his signature In the book of members which wag chown me at Belfast sonawhere about 1823 ...
... yet the question appeared to be on the eve of at solution 'avourable to that country. At a meeting of the Society of United Irishmen, held at Brooklyn on Sunday. Mr. Hadnet, President of the Labour League, declared that any movement to free Ireland from ...
... address such a thoroughly representative and unanimous audience as that before him. It showed him that Faigliehmen were united with Irishmen in principles right and jut. The agitation for the alteration of the land laws of Ireland had now assumed such a character ...
... A CONTRAST. Theobald Wolfe Tone was by far the most formidable of all modern Irish rebels. He founded the Society of United Irishmen. He devoted himself for years to plotting in France end in America for a rebellion in Ireland. He prevailed upon the French ...
... pious, it WAN delideli to :apture destroy them. N tin vw.—Wo e t the news of the death of ..f 1 homse Addis Emmet. of United Irishmen who ie /1-h.4lion of '9l, and Ipbert Emmet who, lice irrectionary movement in wire on the Castle of hubed. Toe individual ...
... Referring to the proposed annexation of Canada to tho United States, Mr. Sumner said ho was certain the day was coming which would see the whole land joined under the Government of the United States. Two Irishmen, on a sultry night, immediately after their arrival ...
... Americo the news of the death of Mr. Robert Emmet, the 4011 if 't home. Addle Emmet. the leader of the association of United Irishmen who figured Co prominently in the Rebellion of '9l, and nephew of the celebrated Robert Emmet who, nee years later, organized ...
... Chief Executive, delivered addressee. About 160 persona were present, many recently arrived emigrants. The speakers united in advising Irishmen not to be humbugged by the doestablishment of the Irish Church, which, however, they regarded as the first great ...
... and of Irishmen only 241. A rams nth Sr.a.—The following is a copy of a paper found in a bottle picked up on the beach of Cofeta, Island of Lansarota, on the 10th of December, fen and just received at Teneriffe Rer Majesty's ship Egypt, with 7th Dragoon ...
... IRISHMEN AT HOME AND ABROAD. A THOI'OHT THAT I3ROUGHT LOOO. It's an ill wihd that blow's nobody good. (In receipt of the horrifying intelligence that about 100 persons had been killed in the railway accident on a branch line of the Great Northern there ...
... THE UNITED STATES. The correspondent of 771 s I leiro, from pfdmiriplits, under ital the ult. it the which s Lamest both l•st at lbe'metko's, New York, • banquet was jct, e the le-•••rs. Scribner to Mr. James A j ahony Irowk which was attended by a ...
... Appolntment.—Via Katie Roberta d Treetbearaidd, Towyn (late oleefticianbarth Hall, Tonfanani has been appointed on tie stag of the United Counties Bank, Liverpool. Mies ass premien* in the employ ni the Pacific Steam Navigation Company, .lames-etreet. She is an ...