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... THE «• UNITED IRISHMEN. Our able, and we will say, notwithstanding oil his foibles, our respectable Cotetuporary, The Evening Post, bas been pleased to express towards us terms of severity* account the view webave taken,aud the have felt it our duty ...
... THE UNITED IRISHMEN (FROM THE MONITOR.) THRIR PRESS. Tj public organs of the United Irishmen expressed their n.nion*. intemperance and violence . . dinated their leaders. Up to few yeart preceding ihc rebellion no efficient representative of the Irish ...
... points stated ; and then and there, on Tuesday, the Idtb, the flist club of United Irishmen was founded. The declaration contained these sememes•• think it our duty,as Irishmen, come forward, and state what we (eel our heavy grievance, and what we know ...
... THE UNITED IRISHMEN. ...
... THE UNITED IRISHMEN. (from tbb united isisnwAß.) Rank fatteoiDg over ikeietoo in Kildirr—in Vi> chan's vaults tb« nsumroled trunks of brothers—ln the earth above them ** relic* cold and unhonored—bones calcined in tbe Inner yards of jails, mouldering ...
... UNITED IRISHMEN. The second series of the United Irishmen, their Lives and Times, hy Dr. Madden,will published within this month. The collection materials for this interesting work has involved the lalauir of manv years of research, both the Continent ...
... THE UNITED IRISHMEN The public will learn with interest, that Dr. Madden’s second series of f'niteH frinhmm—thnr Ltras and 7'ime*.” is announced. have received the prospect**, and have every confidence in the ability and industry which wdl be displayed ...
... THE UNITED IRISHMEN. We have no wish to eritieisa the eondnet of the Irish Government, but to those who are not in the Irish Privy Council it remains perfectly incomprehensible. If to suffer the most monstrous insolence be proof of determination, nothing ...
... MEETING UNITED IRISHMEN The Society held its weekly meeting yesterday the- Mansion House. Sir L'IIABLE* MORGAN brought forward suggestion for takiog steps towards forming a Society in Loudon, promote the objects of the Society for the improvement Irelaud ...
... Reform—The United Irishmen. Mr Hamilton Rowan the tried pa-riot, has add'essed the following Icttei to the Proprietor Uorthern Whig Castle of Killyleagh Mt Dear Fivlat—As I have ever adhere’l to the ptiociples which dictated the original engagement of ...
... TIC UNIT Mr. Rohert Emmett, a relative of the unhappy Robert Emmett, whose name will ever be identified with the sad history of this country, as resigned the situation of President of the New York Repeal As- sociation, the Association here, in an ad- ...
... VIEWS OF THE UNITED IRISHMEN « Another however, led the minds of re fiecting United to look towards s republic and This was the war with France , seperation from England. They ciearly perceived that their strength was not, and was not likely speedily ...