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... STATE OF IRELAND. MILITARY COMPANY FORMED AMERICA. [UOTU'I You, Moo day. Tho Society of United Irishmen bold meeting Brooklyn, yesterday. Mr. president of the Labour League of America, declare that auv movement to tree Ireland muat oome from America. ...
... THE AMERICAN FENIANS. [ STANDAIID TELS-BAM. j Ntw Yobk, Ihursday Night. Although the Convention 01 United Irishmen j now in session here conducts its meetiugs with great secrecy, some particulars of it_ doings leak out. It is at present occupied in ...
... despatch from Pcona, lilincia, says that ten ?? v. ere mucie in ?? plr.ee r.naer tho supervision of the director oi the United Irishmen Society, who lives there. Iho latest information about the- ?? boat strengthens tho boliei tnat the Feuians had nothing ...
... punishments they met for their want of allegiance. Thomaa was callad to the Irish bar. hot connecting himself with tbe United Irishmen nf 1797, he was imprisoned on a charge of treason, tod his liia was saved only by his entering into a compromise with ...
... Emmet, born in Dublin, 1.78, was the son of Dr. Robert Emmet, State physician. Became connected with the Asso- ciation of United Irishmen, aud on the 23rd J uly, 180j, made an attempt to seize the Arsenal and Castle of DubUn. The project failed and Emmet tied ...
... Sioscnber. ' — Rooert v . . I Dublin, 1778, was the sou oT r T£\ 5? ™ State physician. Became co U «^^.£» m,! « elation of United Irishmen, arid e n t 9-f , AiS ° 130 d, made an attempt to * «„_ ?he _xS__ d Castle of Duolin. The project Utd fndlld fled, bat ...
... the United States, expresses its belief that the majority of Americans reciprocrate the feelings of good- will entertained for them by the people of this cotmtry. It is the foreign refugees, adventurers, pirate filibusters, and the united Irishmen, who ...
... and minutes after the moment attack, in spite of heavy fighting in German trenches, where many the enemy were killed. United Irishmen. Jriijli troops. Nationalists and Ulster men, not divided in politics on the battlefi* hi, but vieing with each other ...
... Jesuits. Memoirs of Isaac DTsraeli and his son Benjamin, A History of the Orange Institution, and s>_iot her of the United Irishmen an autobiography, and other works. . Professor Huxley will contribute, it is said, a chap- .er to Mr. F. Darwin's life ...
... tlie convention included representatives of the Fenian Brotherhood, of the Brotherhood of United Irishmen, and of the Skirmishers party, but respec. able Irishmen say that the only in- terest really represented was the management of a weekly newspaper ...
... His father was the Bey. John Mitchel, Presbyterian minister, of the same place, and was, it is said, connected with the United Irishmen in the year 1798. Mr. Mitchel, M.P., entered Trinity College, Dublin, in 1831. He was not, however, a resident student ...
... of tho Irish question almost impossible. He would like to see all Irishmen united In trying prevent these outrages, and in trying govern their own country. * soon as they had united he was sure the House and the country would only be too happy meet their ...