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... from America the news of the death of Mr liobert Emmet, the son of Thomas Addis Emmet, the leader of the Association of United Irishmen, who figured so prominently in the Rebellion of ?? and nephew of the celebrated Robert Emmet who, five years later, organised ...
... nor of right never having had, what it has hitherto usur- pedlyexercised it has nowhonourablysurrendered. Society of United Irishmen to the Scotch Re- formers, Nov. 23, 1792-In this society aud its affiliated societies the Catholic and the Presby- terian ...
... green and white cockade, pre- sented to hun by a young lady who was well known to hold opinions ver favourable to the United Irishmen. When withht a short distance of Bally- mena, he had to pass a military station, and wva, made to halt by the sergeant ...
... the infernal machines recently seized at Liverpool were made at Peoria. and accuses the director of the Association of United Irishmen, residing at Peoria, of being connectej with the affair. (STAXNDARD TELEGRAAL.) Berlin, July 28. The discovery of infernal ...
... in Ireland:-' Seditious organisations have . always a name as well as a local habitation. In 1798, the ti rebels were United Irishmen. In 1803, they were Sons of at Freedom, orwhat not. In 148, they were Young Irelanders Five years ago they were Phoonix ...
... give as much money as v t wanted to a ucited Ireland, but not penny for one section against the others When they were uni'ted Irishmen wr proud of their nationality, but th ere wasn iw rishman present who hail not walked the stre s during the last ten ...
... long is this grave for Britons to be kept open ? In Ireland party work-is running extremely high. In the days of the United Irishmen the Dissenters joined the Catholics; but from the recent Protestant. meetings in Ulter it appears that they are now in ...
... said- Only let your son pull with us, and be will be the saviour of Ireland. AMr O'Donovan Rossa- addressed the club of United Irishmen at Brook- lyn on Sunday. le stated his belief that Eng- land would give nothing unless Ireland were pre- prared to fight ...
... was the most calamitonu of the war; the year of two naval mutinies the year in which the Bank stopped poyment; and the United Irishmen threat. ened rebellion; but also that in which Jervis reapod his htrvest of glory at St. Vinceat. In the year in which ...
... cannot say; but the fact remains, that whenever a few gentlemen In the sister Island gettogether, and call themselves United Irishmen,' they are sure to fall out, or at least exhibit some very consider- able diversity of sentiment and purpose. Then, Mr ...
... elaborately painted with views, of the battle of Antrim, the battle of Ballinahinch, and the formation of the club of United Irishmen by Wolfe Tone, Neilson, and Thomas Russell on the Cave Hill, above Bel- fast. One of the first contingents to follow theo ...
... whler- ever the tide of war may lead ; but they have given birth to no Irish Brigade; they have not taken the form of United Irishmen -they have not clung to the recollections of '98. Nowhere has the war excited more interest than in Ireland. Not a single ...