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... THE LAST FRIENDS. One of the United Irishmen, who lately returned to his country, after many years of exile, being asked what! had induced him to revisit Ireland when all his friends were gone, answered, v came back to see the mountains. come to my country ...
... THE RIGHT MOTTQ WARNING TO IRISHMEN “United We Stawd, Divideq We Fail.” y will fou of anything cur legis! if the Bntish people Men who poesess an d.mro‘ in the sphore e VI wogether.” T .'l; o they t ot it 1o advance ulterior motives are ¢ Jm; renewing ...
... internal revenue the United fetates for the fi-cal year ending June amounts to 123,000,000 dollars. This sura exceeds the previous year’s revenue by 10,000,000 dollars, and is 3,000,000 dole, in excess the estimates. THE UNITED IRISHMEN OP AMERICA. Philadelphia ...
... in British ships. Afterwards the Fenians joined the United Irishmen to execute the plan, and a manufacturer of infernal machines was appointed in different cities. statements of! the United Irishmen Society Director, Crowe, of Peoria, Illinois, attract ...
... ROSSA, O’Donovan Rossa is reported to be boiding secret meetings in America to start a new society to ve called the “United Irishmen,” the the use of dynamite as a meaus of fighting England ia “ ® of Ireland.— Dublin Mai’. ...
... colour of Ireland, three golden crowns on a blue ground being the national flag for centuries. Green was first used by the United Irishmen in 1798 as the calour produced by mixing the national blue with the orange of Ulster. . ...
... the United States, expresses its belief that the great majority of Americans reciprocate the feelings of good will entertained for them by the people of this country. It is the foreign refugees, adventurers, pirates, fillibusters, and the United Irishmen ...
... arrangements have been made to preserve the peace in Belfast on the 13th, when the centenary of the foundation of the United Irishmen will be celebrated. The gathering pro- mises to be large and representative. ...
... 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. ...
... has elwited a reply that must be so of a surprise to the United Irishmen of The new: rs, instead of uttering the usual bes against say that dissent of this char- ete: from the policy of the United States raises an even more pressing question which calls ...
... known as ' United Irishmen.' The principles of the society were the emancipation of Ireland from English rule ; second, reform of Parliament; and third, union of all creeds in Ireland on a basis of a common nationality. 1793. —The ' United Irishmen ' and the ...
... ourselves into organisation to be hereafter known as the United Irishmen. The constitution declared that the headquarters of the United Irishmen are and shall be for the present in the United States ; and that their main duty is to ...