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... French principles spread rapidly, especially in Ulster, and gave rise to the Society of United Irishmen — a society formed to band together in a common brotherhood Irishmen of all creeds and races. The society was founded in Belfast by Protestants, and in ...
... he did. Whether it was for kndos, or prospective money reward, or to screen and atone lor his suspected relations with United irishmen under his command, will never now be known. In Captain Armstrong's acknowledgment of the coat of whitewash generously ...
... Pirn was challenged in like manner, and was anything but successful with tho audience. Tho incidental use of the words United Irishmen called forth loud choers. The continued existence of this Nationalist section, and its presence at the moeting, seemed ...
... , in aim, in spirit, absolutely antipathetic to the ideal of those who clamour for its revival “It was, however, tho United Irishmen the BobcHion 1798 that killed the Irish Parliament. The Rebellion was directed against that Parliament. It was suppressed ...
... ' with the avowed object of inducing the electors of Ulster to abandon the principles of their forefathers, and as ' united Irishmen ' to realise projects and aspirations ouch as a mongrel party of that character may be supposed to cherish. Your cor ...
... agreat deal of trouble, and it is hoped that his nephew yet come and do the same. It is true that 'Wont Tone and the United Irishmen gut scant and no help from the First NjU OLEoN, that the French expedition cam© the wrong lime, and was utterly unable ...
... of England. We have seen that a number a. his countrymen located in Scotland, and styling themselves the Society' of United Irishmen, presented the Agitator with a silver cup, or something of that sort, accompanied by an appro- priate address. Now, when ...
... and to a connection with England, and which has appeared in various shapes, such as Levellers, Whiteboys, Rightboys, United Irishmen, aud Defenders, we cannot be at a loss to account for the origin of the latter ; they are but a link of the same chain ...
... Presbyterians. Dr. Porter admits that no ecclesiastical body, as such, promoted or countenanced the movement of the United Irishmen: Ihe will surely not ask any reasonable ' person to believe that the Ulster Roman Catholics adopted the views of the ...
... the law relating to unlawful clubs and societies which aimed particularly at the societies of 'United Englishmen, United Irishmen, United Scotchmen, United Britain., the London Corresponding Societies, and the Spence= Philanthropist., as a ...
... Birmingham Ruskin Society. “The • Sheep, and especially of the Lambs Mayo. Irish Literary Society, the Rev. R. A. Cot. • United Irishmen,” 8.0. Royal Academy Music. .T M. Repsr, n Military Bands and Military Music. 3.13. British Sea Anglers Society, 8.0. ...
... one time Calhohc emancipation was far more hopeless in appearance than is the repeal. However, the united force of a class achieved that measure—the united force of people will achieve the other. (Cheers.) By '* force, I mean the force of opinion, the force ...