... had male himself extremely at that period by inforiniug nit all those WM, he'hnew to be any way connected the meets of United Irishmen. Government se dllieetr had given him large of Witerisit foe his and towards the end of the lriesity-lieht h.() settled ...

... passage attributed by the learned counsel to Burke, was spoken by Cnrran, in one bis inexorable speeches in defence of the United Irishmen. LIMERICK ASSIZES. ...

... obstinate vanity of Old Ireland, are the insuperable impediments to this desired union. Perish both! but live the cause United Irishmen. Ireland has bean often compared to wounded man in crowd, who could be discorered by the tracks of hit blood.” Are her ...

... visitation of the Earl of Clare, then Lord Chancellor Ireland, and expelled/* Already compromised the conspiracy of the United Irishmen, Corbet shortly afterwards fled France, and was admitted ns an officer into the French army, fie was promoted to the rank ...

... if I ever do, it mist be in an Irish regiment snd of different eolournil ',dings to any from over the wat, r ' • The united Irishmen,' snarled the Earl. 'I %soh to •n there were suoh Whigs in this country as Ciiits.l returteit O'Mahony. 'You are one y ...

... handing in some money, to observe with regret, that there were several secret societies of irishmen in Scotland, calling themselves the detestable names United Irishmen and Uibbonmen. He called the attention of the Repeal wardens in Scotland to the fact, and ...

... predominate.” We have also a criticism upon the Eebellion of ’9B, and the author docs not fail castigate the leaders of the United Irishmen for their recklessness, and for their want of patriotism in inviting the French to invade the country. The chapters on ...

... the honourable gentleman, we are united Irishmen ; but arc united not to destroy, but preserve: we are united not to create, but to prevent if possible, the horrors of a social revolution (hear, bear) i we are united not to inrolve the ...

... discretion. They were inseparable as brothers, and were united an almost unparalleled attachment. Mr. John Sheares upon the arrest of the others, became one of the executive directory of the United Irishmen, and, necessary consequence. Henry was a participator ...

... union amongst Repealers. He mentioned that he had just arrived from France, and said that that country expected to see Irishmen united. The resolution was then put and carried. A vote of thanks was then passed to the chairman for the evening, after which ...

... (hem grant it ? They were afraid of the consequences that might result from the refusal. They were aftoid seven millions Irishmen united against them. Noshing but fear can eslort justice from determined enemies suoh a> they are. We arc stron.-er now than ...

... was council for aeraral the United need. Little did Curran know, whom paid a higli-flo»n tribute MacXally in one epeecbes, that hi* forensic co.league was actually tk© jiay of the go* vernment as a spy upon the United Irishmen! The circum-tances uit had ...