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... THE UNITED STATES. CABLES.) PHILADELPHIA, Aix. 4. _ The statements of the United Irishmen Society Director, Crowe, of Peoria, Illinois, attract much newspaper attention. Ile is a publics lamplighter there, and is fond of notoriety, volunteering copious ...
... In the year 1796 the great object of the abler conspirators amongst the United Irishmen was hr‘,:ely accomplished. The Defenders, particularly in Ulster, joined the United Irishmen in considerable numbers. DMost of the lower priests and schoolmasters were ...
... attended by men of all parties—Orange and Green alike ; presenting, for the first time, the rare spectacle of assemblage of United Irishmen,” merging all minor differences with the sole view of recording their cordial assent to the assertion of the principle ...
... foreign invasion by countries with which England was at war, notably by the French revolutionary Government, to whom the United Irishmen of Belfast sent accredited and traitorous agents. » From November, 1791, when this treasonable society was first formed ...
... the United States during July, Germany sending 20,374 ; Ireland, 5,337; Engladd and Wales, 6,695; Sweden, 0,067 ; and Canada, 4.890. During the month of July of last year 49,555 emigrants arrived. The lonians of O'Donovan Ressa's United Irishmen Dynamite ...
... to pre- Two considerable orzanizations existed in Ire- | vent the disasters now at hand He says :— land in 1793 —the United Irishmen and the De- | oug before the arrival of Lord Fitzwilliam some an ® : f the former were political of the most active members ...
... to complete the fulfilment of the after known as the United Irishmen. The con- duty imposed on him by law. ittitntion declares that the headquarter, of the TRADE AND ON THE CONGO.— United Irishmen are and shall be for the present From a private correspondent ...
... England should be really united! * United Irishmen!’ Yea, that term, with all its terrific associations of bloodshed and cruelty, is a good one; and never till our ceuntry can exhibit to the world a nation of peaceful ‘united Irishmen/ need ...
... the soldiers in 1798: * I, A. JL. swear not to obey the colonel, but the people : not the officers but the committee of United Irishmen Hitting in England, Ireland, and Scotland ; and to assist with arms, as far as lies in my power, to establish Republican ...
... will be held in Dublin on Saturday for the purpose of considering the possibility of an amicable settlenwot with the United Irishmen C.antennial Aasociatico. It will be remembered that • dispute arose between the two bodies some time ago on the subject ...
... the illegal societies of Whiteboys, Rightboys, and Peep o' Day Boys came into notice, and that in 1791 the United Irishmen were first heard of, whose main principle wu hatred of England and admiration of the republican doctrines of the French ...
... counties In IJS* and 1018, but they were prepsred by order.” and syslenisticmlly, at the histU Ction the leaders of the United Irishmen,” partJcaly at the Instance Lord Fitzgerald, who had devised system tactic* fur the peasantry. In which this was lire ...