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... York, whero others are being constructed, Still more sensational is the account given of a sworn secret society of “ United Irishmen organized at a convention in Philadelphia a year ago. A report of a meeting of the Directory of this society, in New York ...
... named M:Clure, a schoolmaster, who, in the year previous to the rebellion of 08, filled a situation of trust among the United Irishmen. Whether justly or not, eannot now be decided, but certain it is that he was suspected of betraying the seerets of the ...
... repression instead of reform. For several yearsa society, at first a public one and afterwards a secret ome, called the *United Irishmen,” had been in existence. Begi ning with a few men in Belfast in 1791, it numberefialf a million in 1797, of whom 300,000 ...
... el Instauration, a Poem, by R. 8. R, fe Bvo, 45, ¢l Lebahn's Exercises in German, with Vocabularies, 33 6d Madden’s United Irishmen, Lives, &c., first series, 2nod R B 6 Mansel's Limits of Religious Thought—Bamp. Lee., 1878, 12¢ Mills’s Old English Gentleman ...
... THE WEEK. The Queen will confer pecrages of the United Kingdom on Lord Richard Grosvenor and Lord Kensington. Replying to a correspondent who wrote inquiring if his lordship could come to Chester next month to take part in the opening of a new City and ...
... cause with him. These Irishmen have been already naturalised, and consequently have a right of votng, and as the Presidential election is near, the eandidates seek for llrish votes at any price. There has been thus formed in the United States a party of “ ...
... persuasive cloquence of the conseription. It is moreover | true that there is no great number of Englishmen, or | Scotchmen, or Irishmen, now willing to become soldiers. | But we do not regard that fact with regret—quite the reverse—we see in it a great improvement ...
... the country but that of the working class,” it has become necessary “to frame a social and political programme, which shall unite the great body of the people, 1 quite irrespective of party, in favour of those principles of justice, freedom, and steady ...
... reports of murders, outrages, and intimidation were correct, and he regretted to find that they were true. He reproached Irishmen with want of courage in yielding to the intimidation of marauders, and declared the determination of the Government to put ...
... MicrAerL DAVITT AT Grascow.—Michael Davitt, one of the three Irishmen recentl. arrested on a charge of sedition, addressed on Monday night in the City Hall, Glasgow, a meeting of Irishmen, numbering 3,000 per= sons. Mr. Davitt was accorded a most en ...
... during the imprisonment of Mr. Parnell. Mr. T. P. &'Connor, M.P., and Mr. Healy, M.P., are not expected toreturn from the United States before the enl of March. public meeting was convened in Liverpool a few nights ago for the purpose of forming & branch ...
... produce of the soil, and done so little to promote and increase the best cultivation, as in Ireland, and it was the duty of Irishmen to agitate against the coutinuance of the system. Ho neither asked for the abolition of landlordism uor the establishment ...