... disrespectfully of those very United Irishmen whose secrets he was revealing to the Government. He posed as a martyr and an exile that he might migrate to Hamburgh, then the Continental headquarters of the United Irishmen, who, by appointing him their ...

... proceedings of the United Irishmen. It -c ?? one occasion in 1797 as the opinion of a county committee' ?? i: there is aiiy United Irishmen (sic) on the jury that will comlnmit of the prisoners that is confined for being United ...

... THE LITERARY EXAMINER. The United Irishmen, their Lives and Times. By R. R. Madden, M.D. Third Series. Three vols. Dublin: Duffy. This is not a good book. It is scarcely matter for regret that it is not. The subject neither deserves nor would admit of ...

... her lover accordingly. There is an illicit still on the estate, the owners of which still are connected with a band of United Irishmen, wvhlo frequently rush upon the stage to vent their feelings in the wild cries of their own, their emierald isle. The ...

... who were not United Irishmen. This man also said that he was from a place called Glenevy, in the north of Ireland; that he was obliged to fly from thence to Dublin; that he wits the eleventh man, as he called it, that was sworn as a United Irishman at ...

... service. Lord Edward, without t a moment's hesitation, throws down the document. aid at once casts in his lot with the United Irishmen. In the secoid act, Lord Edward and I'amela are c married and staying at Leirister House, Kildare-street. Five years have ...

... Society of United Irishmen. Presbyterian Ulster bad steadily supported the revolt of the American colonists, and among its -ultra-Protestant and Deistical population Republican principles were spreading fast. At first, however, the bases of the United Irishmen ...

... spondingly greater. As it is, the book is merely a desultory kind of running summary, telling us who the chiefs of the United Irishmen were, and what became of them. It lacks both strength of purpose ;nd characterization. Except that we have the background ...

... wall of the gar- den, and escapes, O'Connor being arrested for the murder. In the next act O'Connor is rescued by some United Irishmen from the prison van as it is going through Phcenix Park, and escapes abroad, whence be returns a year later, disguised ...

... LITBRATURR. ThW United Irishnend, their Lives and Times; by R. R. MADDEN, Author of Travels in tlee Bast, 4-c,, 2 Vols. (Aladden and Co. Nothing like a history exists of the formidable conspi- racy of the United Irishmen, which very nearly suc- ...

... precursor to the United Irish Society. Therein was suspicion, jealousy, distrust, and every other fraud that could by any possibility crawl into it. Let the delegates in our p resent National Convention take warning. The Society of United Irishmen was raised ...

... service. Lord Edward, without a moment's hesitation, throws down the document. acid at once casts in his lot with the United Irishmen. In the second act, Lord Edward and Pamela are married and staying at Leinster House, Kildare-street. Five years have ...