... Catholics a loyal body of men? I think so. What was the origin the tune, Croppies, lie down?” It was directed against the United Irishmen. Upon your oath. Sir. do you not think, that the landing William, in this country, was the occasion giving liberty all ...

... the tenants done—what have even the poor women done to offend you ? Is it because Lord Charlemout’s father headed the United Irishmen ;—and do you visit the sins of the fathers on the children, even to the third generation it because his Lordship presided ...

... have just quoted, adds: The Sons of the Emerald Isle have harnessed themselves to the Chariot of Toryism. Nearly twenty United Irishmen, who were pledged to the Reform Candidates, presented themselves the poll, bearing the Reform tickets in their hands, ...

... the subsequent cases violence, which arose in 1701 and the su: sequent years, when the Association, known the name the United Irishmen, came into existence ; nor need he now enter into the lamentable events attending the rebellion which succeeded. In 803 ...

... warmth, among which maybe reckoned, his Letters to I’iit and Foi. was one of the first and most zealous pro the Society of United Irishmen, and author of the well-known lest their union. His muse, also, having caught the inspiration of Tyrlams, and of him who ...

... the Secret Committee. the appendix, they would find the Information of Nicholas M’Gean. of Down, who was a Colonel of United Irishmen and attended at every meeting they had. He communicated every thing that occurred them, the Rev. John who was Magistrate ...

... the inauguration, they would have proposed a toast, Success to the Pope, and may be speedily rule over entire people of United Irishmen they would have “The glorous, pious, and immortal memory the Appropriation Clause ’—(laughter)—and the Sovereign's health ...

... anxious spectators, including great proportion of ladies, many of whom waved their handkerchiefs Mr. O'Connell passed. The United Irishmen, who formed very numerous body had many of their national emblems ; and, were particularly pleased with the respectable ...

... latter end of the year 1798. By that report, it appeared, that the rrvolutionary spirit and military organization of United Irishmen commenced in Ulster. The f ...

... Here is circumstance that puts the fact beyond all doubt. year and a-half before the rebellion exploded, a Colonel the United Irishmen in the North of Ireland (for it was the North we were indebted for die origin that Ixidy). transmitted to the Government ...

... which had been taken before the Secret Committee, it appeared, that, from March, 1797. to May, 1798, a Cabinet of the United Irishmen in the pay of Government, was their spy, gave them the most accurate infonration, and would have enabled them, at any ...

... William Simms. Gilbert M'llveen. Jun., John Tisdall, Robert Callwell, and John Rabb. An address from “the Society of United Irishmen, at Dublin, the Volunteers of Ireland,” agreed to meeting. “ William Drennan. Chairman. Archibald Hamilton Rowan. Secretary ...