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... alreadyl received, that tile aggregate will be about .10,0)00. Mr. Archibald Hamilton Rowan, whose con- nexionk with the - United Irishmen, in 1798, forms a strik- ing feature in the history of that period, has subscribed ten guineas.-Correspondent of Globe ...
... which I hegyouriosertion. I ''he British public is not,, perhaps, aware, that towards the close Of the year 1797, the United Irishmen, very ridiculously, adopted a planby which to render themselves conspicuous and discernable to friends and enemies-they ...
... juror whose ?? may be suspected. These insurgent laws are not rew. ?? are a mere copy of the proceediicgs adopte by the , United Irishmen of 1796, and they will be carrit OA win any county where disaffection prevail. Tce rr or t inspired in Tipperary since ...
... general orga I ization. of these Orange Societies, and that. of the d United Irishmen. The organization is.indeedinimany rinstances precisely the same in both cases. .The United I Irishmen had their clandestine associations, their oaths r of secrecy, and ...
... union, and to adopt addresses of sympathy and congratulation to the French Republic. The Young Irelanders and the ' United Irishmen then appeared, urging union and frater- nisation. A Jacobin club was established-pedition was openly preached-a monster ...
... tion to their Provisional Governmen of fraternizing (that is the cant phrase) wi the new republic. The United, or rather Di united, Irishmen (for with them fraternization do not, like charity, be gin at home) have been for most and( loudest in their ...
... two years ago. Let The Standard break new ground; let it boldly declare the existence at this moment in Ireland of the United Irishmen'. That such an association did exist formerly in Ireland is certain; and it is equally certain that it was supl. pressed; ...
... not- to divide but so sunite. Lor'd Ca~osicurts-tvinstanterlutly replied, Mr. OWENs, In is agOillat the laW to make United Irishmen.- Dubflin Frevcrastn' Jsur-itsut.- [Advertisement.]-KaeIGnT'S QUA tTER LY MAGAZtN5 ~theFirsftNutm. beerof ivhich sethlappear ...
... themselves to be struck down ; but let them banld themselves together, and present the nn- broken front of determined arnd united Irishmen [cheere. They should net be quiet, but should agitate. They should not sit down in tame submission if the constitution ...
... hrnion, or thle descetnd- ?? ertts it Irishmen. In the Uznited Staitoa of Ainericau large 000o pt-oportion or the monet distinguishled citizeus claim kindred eit ( WAtU Iretand. Inl the Brhie.h colonies Irishmen take a ti's poeliaon in society ait least ...
... variouesbsapes tire aigitationn maylhave th at various times assumted, agrarianl or politicenl-Whiteboys, l Peep-o'day-Lloys, United Irishmen, Defenders, Emtarrci- pators, P'recuzrsors, or Repealors-this was the main BprinF -and chief motive ; all the rest was ...
... af$dI bonsi to aa i'm the; caital -day =a~er da~i nidma~tlhafter montlh.? BeeaixsX tliere is a rebel paety aad 4 pa'ty of United Irishmen at work, aftd wb now enede~vuir to efk by artifice, what they Fcoxidaotdott lw fotce -in Ixg and ins a-8o3 ;They havre ...