... might be detected, through the deep gloom, some pike, bayonet, or musket, borne by Citizen soldiers of the United Irishmen association—united for Liberty and no King! which was their frequent watchword that dismal night. You had better go in, my dear ...

... the government, instituted iv Dublin new iety called' the United Irishmen, which was intended to bring about brotherhood affection, communion of rights, and a union of yeomen among Irishmen of every religious persuasion. Tiiis important society, in ...

... TALE. OF THE IRISH REBELLION, til , HART BENNETT.} was now actively employed for Lord Fitzgerald and the Directory of United Irishmen, and May 23rd, 1798, was actually fixed for the general rising against the British Government. But, on the 12th of March ...

... directed on Salisbury, and the other Raleigh—Gen. Johnstone attacked the first with some advantage, hut Sherman succeeded in uniting the two columns, and crossed the Tadkin and joined his main force. It was thought that Johnstone would cross the Tadkin and ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1865. UNITED STATES. —The Cuba, bringing intelligence from New York to the 21st ult. arrived at Queenstown yesterday. The liberation of the crew of the Shenandoah is stated to have caused a hostile feeling towards England ...

... signature of A Spiritual Enlightener,'' a letter to the Irish People, in which he said that he believed it to be necessary that Irishmen should bind them-1 selves to fight for the independence of their country. He had also written to O'Donovan (Rossa), inquiring ...

... only at her own time; but she never?£tas wishes to remember the ancient friendship between SSf and the United States. What your Majesty asks United States neutrality and observance of inter- f national law. ...

... of Irish American agnnts in the country was computed at 500 at least; but he felt bound to say that the Government of the United States had not lent any encouragement or countenance to the movement. The disaffection which existed in the counties of Cork ...

... chains passing under the ship's keel. Each of these camels was 50 feet long, 25 feet deep, and 20 feet extreme width. The united lifting power of these four camels was estimated at 2C-30 tons. addition to this power there were the six smaller pontoons ...

... nor Sweeny was present. Stephens delivered a long speech describing the origin and progress of Fenianism. He exhorted Irishmen to united, and they would be fighting British troops in Ireland in the open field within the present year ; but if unity in America ...

... and of his royal mother hare joined in the public mind to their exalted position. And what he undertakes do he does well, uniting to princely dignity and courtesy a certain amount of frankness and good humour which puts every one at their ease, and wins ...

... from Irishmen hostile to who are settled in the United States ; in fact, the Gi . ri uient of Lord Derby is at this moment doing whir 1 Government of Lord North did nearly 100 years 1 :••> —it i- sending troops across the Atlantic fight Irishmen who are ...