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... Neilson the credit of originating tle society of United Irishmen:- In the summer of 1791, the idea of forming a socisty tiiilar to that subsequently established under the name of the Club of the United Irishmen, was suggested by Samuel \eiil.en to Henry Joy ...
... ; Stradas Eloquentia Kipartita, Is.; an eleganit copy of St. Augustiee's tract, De Esvitale I)ei, 2 vols 4s; Madden's United Irishmen with portraits, 3 vols., sold for 10s 6d. ; another copy ot O'Connell's Ale- moir of Ireland (one copy of which on a fornmer ...
... Ballads by Banim, Griffin, Th Joore . S. Callanan, Carleton, Right Honoukable a Philpot Curran, Drennan (the Poet of the United Irishmen) Dr. Anster, Mangan, Ferguson, Samuel Lover, the HOn. Mrs. Blackwood, Thomas Davis, ?? Furlong. Mrs. Downing, Christabel ...
... fact or two, the most irrefragable of all argu- ments. That periodical asserts the Repeal movement, as that of the 'i United Irishmen, to he a Popish combina- tion against Protestant interestsr You boldly meet that truly Saxon fabrication, by showing ...
... union amongst all Irishmen for the good of their common country, way one of the first and most earnest lessons instilled into his youthful mind by his father, who, he did not hesitate to say, belonged to the body of united Irishmen (great cheering.) The ...
... time. In a style rapid and vigorous-condensed, yet per- spicuous-it narrates the causes of the altered tactics of the United Irishmen, showing how the unconstitutional ag- gressions of the ministry forced them into a secret and iillegal course of action ...
... -THE DUBLIN MONTHLY MAGAZINE. I A (Dublin: S. J. ,Machen, D'Olier-street.) Acoptiguation of the able, vindication of the United Irishmen is the. leading paper in the September number of this pre-eminently patriotic inagazinj; and in the whole range of Irish ...
... Esq, solicitor; Alder- man Staunton, Sir Benjamin Morris Wall, Mayor of Wsa, terford. r.Dr. Madden, author of the United Irishmen was ad- as mitted a member of the club. te A resolution was then passed, thanking the officers for the it efficient manner ...
... were for the object of makin the indignation of the people explode, as is shown to Wemonstration in Mad- an den's United Irishmen. m But I may be told that ' times are altered-that no go- q vernment at the present day would use means for such a au ...
... of'tho i, and re member that reven, rmi~llions of sober, temnperate, 'and united Irishmen will' ?? 'tis'mpled on; even by tbe Eanglis and berange .r. Tories, with impunity.h . Irishmen *nid Friends of 1[relandl if there, everw. wt e time when your exertioris ...
... bailiffs and men.of-all-work to enter Itie society of United Irish- men, for the purpose of betraying bhe secrets to their employers; and we have it on the testi- mnony of a creditable witness, a United Irishmen him- self, that even Lord Castlereagh took the ...
... death of Ford Madden, Esq., son to our distinguished fellow-citizen, Dr. R. R. Madden, author of the lives of the U United Irishmen, &c. &r. The young gentleman whose premature demise has cast a gloom over the domestic circle, and elicited the sorrowing ...