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... MARCH XVIII, MDCCLXVI. 'GLrSHMEN, SCOTTISHMEN, IRISHMEN, COLONISTS, BRETHREN, 1. V e joice in the wifdom, fortitude of one man, which nam ed You from civil war and your enemies ! a to that Man in the Metropolis of your dominions. a garland of oak leaves ...
... which look with complacency. I united witii men high and fuperior you, Sir, re ore them, farming barrier between the lined government, and the wild and deiivjns republican lection, under the appellation United Irishmen. In the vifions of that cay, a reform ...
... was executed obr atem-ptivgto seduce, or actually- seducing tao soldiers fi-onm their al- legianee,,and admmisnitring the United- Irish- men's oath to theni. The next placard announced a continuation of the debate, antd, -among other insolent state- ments ...
... Oublin. Power, one the conctmcil :th Vaughan, dte. the trade of blood, and principal in the conviction the three unfortunate Irishmen cordetnued for coining, was,alter long evading the search, apprehended Suotlav and committ'd the neat iLy, the Lord Mayor ...
... w ith temoliction, eo h a w e its nolo. hula up to ••Atien as had b een branded already by the eat such clubs as the Unite I Irishmen. the Stabiles. and Mlle,. of the sane kind—t:..• was one tleset.ing &eery mirk of rspreb Mon. A N u bk Lord rand Cor'btanrs ...
... the seat.of Earl St. Vincent, in Essex, 8 persons, including his Lordship, the youngest of whom is 80 years old, and whosS united ages amount to years. We mentioned in our last, that several persons were in custody charged with being agents in the atrocious ...
... the territories of the United Stites the expense of the Indians has failed. It is stated in The Buffalo Journal of the 13th ult. that the Council holden with the Six Indians by the Hon. Morris S. Miller, on the p*r\of the United States terminated on the ...
... —Sedition had gone unpunished, and riot had reigned triumphant in various places. became, therefore, wished well to his cum try, unite in overthrowing We objects of revolutionary anarchists—to protect the country rrom their baneful influence, and prevent their ...
... lolthbrec is li~titier mvii ly veie, ndcanot ?? contribtile to recoder this itla' tor ever dlear toithe recoltectilon of Irishmen. to Hsor nori s ttiat some of' yout' Irniunt tsrritossvirs to havevis~ilad teisii Coi'ntry but Itie settle uftiitri ty cliiiges ...
... people, should rank so lota ill the scale of civilization ai.d iuiprovemeut, hi tliis a.c of refinement ai.d know- leelgc Many Irishmen are sensible of the neglect of the proprietors; and tli.; ill consequences resulting trom it. _Ai the Cork county luetiu ...
... with the similarity of the conduct of the ltibbon- tuen and White Buys of the present day, to that of the Defenders and United Irishmen of 1793 and 17_fi. In the report of the committee of the house of Lords, in 1793, we find the following paragraph : The ...
... small fundholders, and one-half Irishmen of £380. £488. per annum, when tbey can get their rents paid. At Tours there is select corps of about four thousand, who pride themselves upon their family connexions in the United Kmgdum. At Boulogne there are six ...