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... exhibitions Scotland, is the address of a party, calling themselves United Irishmen, to Mr. O'Connell, aceompanied by a present of a piece of plate. calling themselves United Irishmen, is rather a strong proof of what they are prepared to attempt, in ...
... NT. Mr. Charles Rtn. irt his etamination, says that when the S eiely ot United Irishmen was estah• halted in 1791. Catholic Emancipation was a mere pretence I—it to he so united the venera• tile Mr. Hamilton Rowan, the pardoned rebel, re. comMentied the ...
... Defiance. 74, in the Channel fleet, at the tima 61. the Irish rebellion : You are to swear to he true to the free and United Irishmen, ho are fighting your cause against Tyrants and Owes. saes; and to defend their rights to the last drop ot your blood ...
... relsellion. Such the conclusive reasoning of the Mayor nd Corporation. of Dublin. . Mr. John Mitchell, the proprietor of the United Irishmen Newspaper, has been taken into custody and committed for trial by * bench of Magistrates, for publishiug certain articles ...
... Irish Proiestants stand towards the Catholie ,, , hew would yon endure it ? Are Irishmen and Roman Catholics so differently constituted from yourselves, that they are to behold nothing hut blessings in a 11)91PM which you look upon 38 a Dials of able ...
... MEMORIAL TO JAMES mArnsox, ESQ. tRESIVENt cr TI#,S UNITED STATES. More rt - rin Trron Of the- inhabitants and. free clectort of the, county of Rockingham in the state of New kampshirt, being assembled in au orderly and peaceable manner, according to our ...
... announced his policy. 72 Nationalists, he said, were more united and therefore more powerful than ever, and never again would pledge-bound members of the party be allowed to thwart its objects. Irishmen must not forget that the election was won with American ...
... and for the purpose also of concilisting the Bunt. On the same principle Irishmen have been sent Mit'from Downing Street to flood the Colonies as a sop to influential Irishmen and as a reward for services, The Creoles of the sr, Ivn'i. nate Wanda have ...
... FACING FIKK. Some stories of our irreprenaible Irishmen at the front are related in a letter by Sere. Medland Newshaul, D.LL • to his parents at Northampton. He writes : In the Colons') fight one of the Unit:ern of the Dublins went down off the lines and ...
... iese treaty upon • war between the United States and Japan. The Standard declares that England will observe her plighted faith and abide by the consequences, aa not even the advantages of friendship with the United States would weigh against the dishonour ...
... Militia, when he was shot dead. His corpse was afterwards mangled and both his arms broken. The Erie, United States steamer, with a detachment of the United States troops board, was very active in trying to cu,t cif the Bligands, and take prisoners, and fired ...
... brief time. Mr. Fyfe is now en route for the United States and Denny Brothers will build for several Scotchmen associated with Sir Thomas Lipton. At the Hague Conference yesterday, Mr. Choate presented the United States' argument on behalf of general compulsory ...