... August 15th next, Dublin City, in connection with the laying of foundation stone Memorial to Theobald Wolfe Tone and tlia United Irishmen. We are desirous that you should specially honour 'he occasion by attending in state accompanied the Eire that you would ...

... Patrick hung high in his Ctathdral in our own old city. The so- 5called National co'our, green, dates absolutely Afrom the United Irishmen, and no further back. 't Patrick's flower is not the shamrock which he used to explain to the ignorant Irish - iraids ...

... having been read and cinfirined, and several new members elected, the President, Mr. J O'Brien, read a paper-sub- iect, United Irishmen, dealing with the prin- cipal poriods of 1748-1798 inclusive. It was criticized bv Messrs L J Dal-, R Lee, J O'Brien ...

... Belfast .was fully~deeribed by Mr. M Clellaud, a United Irishman, who had taken refuge in the West Indies4t . There were two Macleans, ?? and I Francis. The former was treasurer of the United Irishmen, and when the troubles cane, gave the money to Francis ...

... the whole documents, books I correspondence, &tc., seized and removed, along with two flags 3 belonging to the body of United Irishmen. The publication of cp that journal at the usual place is, therefore, for the present. 3 suspended, but some other members ...

... Cotiicil have not yet decided what is the most suitable site for a memorial not only to Wolf Tong, but to him and the United Irishmen, and that au application will be made in dae time by the Executive Council to the Executive Council, when they trust that ...

... whose death sentences had been commuted, presented an almost exact analogy. The organisation of the Military Society of United Irishmen was more formidable, absolutely and relatively, than that of the Irish Republican Brotherhood. Its numbers were greator ...

... which the house was used. All the men were at the same time mean bersof a seoret Irish ecisty in America, called Of e United Irishmen. The witness Jones had G joined that associataon as a spy, to see wwhat was 01 it going on on behaf of the British Government ...

... advisability of the erect'on a. >rial tablet piemises No 44 Stafford street, the birthplace Theobald Wolfe Tone, of the of United Irishmen; and doing we alone the professing X'a'iou .'. is f -niburs the Council, but, > members who, although belonging the ITnionut ...

... opi- nious may be suspected. These insurgent laws are not new. They are a mere copy of the proceedinge adopted by the United Irishmen of 1796, and they will be carried out in any county where disaffectios. prevails. The terror inspired in Tipperary since ...

... T'one and the United Irishmen of a hundred years ago, A memorial addrees upon that occasion will be delivered by e Heu. W. 3Burke Codhrane, who, born in Sligo, is now one of the most powerful orators I and best known public men of the United States. It is ...

... upright, and principled politicians of the county Antrim. The assembly well be composed of ci-devant Orangemen, renegdde United Irishmen, and truckling, time- serving toadeaters to Lord Donegall. We do believe, there will not be a really honest politician ...