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... rivalry of the legitimate Legislature which had been carried on from 1782, first by the Volunteers and afterwards by the United Irishmen. The Act has, no doubt, at some periods done effective service by preventing a form of agitation which, at periods of ...
... 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 ...
... Sundav to commemorate the hang-ing o1 two gentlemen named Shean es, who were executed for being avowed leaders of the United Irishmen. The demonstration was of the usual description, but in one way, at least, it might teach a lesson to the stranger who ...
... Leaguers and 703 dele- gates from other societies were present. RSsti was admittedas a delegate from the Order of the United Irishmen. It was thought that he pledged himself to be moderate efore his credentials were accepted. There wds really no hope for- ...
... d the enterprise kept demanding an account of the trustees, and none being forthcoming, they set up the Society cf United Irishmen. There is still an outcry for this account, and the trilstees say the entire 'Skirmishing Fund' of 50,000 doles or 60 ...
... great improvement in their condition and ?? once the commemoration Of the centenary of the birth of Father Mathew has united Irishmen of all creeds and parties. On Monday Dublin was en afte. A grand procession of trades marclbed to the pedestal on which ...
... mombers taking the saeie vieiv as Ifr. Casey, whtilst others contendedl that all Irishmen ha1l ai equal right to pnrticipats in the cele. brations in honouir of the United Irishmen. !fJhI:CELLA.NEOUS: Mr. James Timrseelt, 141, Gowver-strest, W.C., has published ...
... it is Ireland. All have resulted in aggravating the evil. The execution of Em-. .mett, the dispersion by force of the United Irishmen, the sending O'Connell to prison, from whence he emerged the most powerful person in Ireland, the transporting Smith O'Brien ...
... take the oath of allegiance to the President of the ReDublic.-The celebrated Arthur O Connor, one of the chiefs of the United Irishmen and a, member of the Irish Directory, died at his chateau of Bignon, in the Loiret, on the 23rd I of April, in the ei ...
... schemes of Home Rule include the retention of Irishmen in the Imperial Parliament, and if Ireland pays. taxes to maintain the Empire, she has a right to sit and vote in WVest- minster. If, however, Irishmen are to have their own Parliament and yet, come ...
... there will be no need for Irish mem- 9 bers in Westminster when we have I Home Rule. We have united Irishmen at home, @nd wie are glad to see our friends united hore. Our pe is founded on the hope of union. Thank God at last we axe reallyunited I a We ...
... considerable influ- ence among his co-religionists, and a prominent member of the United Irish Society, when writing of the French expedition to Battry Bay in 1796. As the United Irish were a secret society, a Catholic member of that society could not have ...