... > UNITED IRISHMEN. The Nation of Saturday week has the following re- marks upon the recent apprehension of Messrs O’ Brien, Meagher, and Mitchell :— “ The war between the people and their English rulers has begun, It was full time, They had laid the venue ...

... STATE-OF IRELAND. —_—oOo— Tue ardour of the United Irishmen does not seem to be dying away, nor are their seditious prelections abating in their virulence. At the sametime, it is so far matter of gratification that their incendiary addresses do not excite ...

... forth, pouring out floods of abuse upon England. At one meeting of Irishmen an organised league had been resolved on, for the redemption of Ireland ; and it was intended to apply to the United States’ Government for aid. In Con- gress the subject had been ...

... called out mo. Mitchel, Meagher, and O'Brien often quarrelled. When they were lighting, they used to call themselves United Irishmen. They often tried set the house on Are with lighted When remonstrated with they u««il shout out Ireland for the Irish ...

... The United States has arrived from America, bringing intelligence from New York to the inst. Meetings for expressing sympathy with the French Republic continued he held. The motion that subject, brought before the United States' Senate, was rejected by ...

... sit down in tame submission,’”’ but ‘‘ to band themselves together, and present the unbroken front of determined and united Irishmen.’”’ Instead, therefore, of putting an end to the agitation, the trial of Mr Mitchel scems to be inspiring the Repealers ...

... terminated in tho consigning of John Mitchel, that truly noble and self sacrificing man, to a felon's fate, impose on all Irishmen the duty immediate preparation to meet any emergency which may arise ; that tho organisation promulgated by this club should ...

... bones are those of a man named master, who, year previous to the rebellion of filled a situtation of trust among the United Irishmen. Whether justly or not, cannet now be de cided, but certain it is that he was suspected of be- traying the secrets of ...

... Irish League has been formed, with the sole view arid object of restoring to Irishmen their ancient constitution of Queen, Lords, and Commons, by the combination of Irishmen in a course of action at once constitutional and decided, The Rev. Mr O’Malley ...

... minister of the United Presbyterian Church at Limekilns, no: r Dunfermline. Sco rTisn Magazine for april, 1819, states that the in Perth, denominated 44 English Episcopal, have, with the approbation their clergyman and vestry, united with tho Scotch ...

... laying down a greater quantity flax than usual. One million Irishmen, within 22 years, have been naturalised as citizens of the United States. Mrs Wolfe Tone, the widow of the editor of the United Irishman, has died at Georgetown, Pennsylvania, iu the 80th ...

... from Colchester and other pi. ces are dredging the bed. here are «'JO old people receiving relief the llull workhouse, whose united ages amouut to years, aveiaging to each 7-'J years, which number 237 are women, ranging iroin (id and men from 9J. One day ...