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... printed on the back. Among the rest were such as these :— One of the best pamphlets since the stirring times of the United Irishmen. he wants the Saxons and their low minions driven out of the Emerald Isle, rents abolished, and a general division ...
... public until they arrive. You look upon representing the cf Ireland, for the lutfreste of which cause deelre that all Irishmen should united. It painfal to u* to-night to see much disunion among jounelvra. For what your rtceptlon concerns us es Individuals ...
... not children without ancestors ; it cannot be said of them prolem tint matre creatam. They are the successors of the United Irishmen, the Whiteboys, the Whitefeet, the Blackfeet, &c. History with the Irish is altogether legendary, and has not changed ...
... evidence to show that Bell was ever present at that house. The four men belonged to secret society in America known the United Irishmen. One of the avowed objects of the association appeared to be the obtaining of the complete political independence of Ireland ...
... boarded and filundered of their men, and those who had been thus orcibly obtained were placed in the same category with United Irishmen,” the scrapings of gaols, pirates, and smugglers. Such a motley group manned the Victory, bearing Lord Nelson’s flag at ...
... Ireland at the time of the Union, and the crimes perpetrated by the forces of the Crown. Guo pamphlet* was entitled ** The United Irishmen of Dublin to the Friends of the People,” and was ordered to be printed December 1792, the Society of the Friends of the ...
... are those of a man M'Clure, a er, who, in th« ysur previous to the rebellion of *93, filled a situation trust among the United Irishmen. Whether justly not, cannot now decided, hut certain it that he was of betraying toe secrets of the body the Government ...
... effusion, some of the words of which were sought to emphasized by the use of capitals : The Irishmen of America arc united ! Irishmen England, follow their lacauipls ! Unite ; forward, fearUtt tons of Ireland ! Stand for the old country V' In the concluding sentence ...
... ladies fainted. The door of the church was damaged, but no person was lnjored. . . . _ At a meeting of the Society of United Irishmen, held at Brooklyn on Sunday, Mr. Hodnet, President of the Labour league, declared that any movement to free Ireland from ...
... Victory for our cause is all that I will allow anyone to think of: What cause? _ _ il;e -- ea - u - se --. of the United Irishmen. See, I have the medal, I have taken the oath. - She drew • silver medal under her dress and kissed it. Don't do that ...
... address such a thoroughly representative and unanimous audience as that before him. It showed him that Englishmen were united with Irishmen in principles right and just. The agitation for the alteration of the land laws of Ireland had now assumed such a character ...
... hoped ••r, yet the queatkm appeared to on tbe eve uf solution avoorabla that country. At a meeting of tbe Society of United Irishmen, held Brooklyn Sunday. Mr. Hodnet, President of the Labour League, declared that any movement to free Ireland from Aagland ...