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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 ...
... 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 ...
... IMPROVEMENT IRELAND. The Society of United Irishmen met on Tuesday, and passed a great number of very silly resolutions.— Amongst them was one suggested by Lord CLONCUBRY, growing out of the following statement:— Mr. Howell stated some very strong ...
... contradictions arc all that is necessary. 1. It is not true that the Rebellion of 1793 was Catholic in its origin. The United Irishmen were at first, the Protestants and Presbyterians the North, the Directory there was single Catholic. One of the first ...
... strictly affiliated Society-embodied, a, i, seem, on the principle of the United Society of Ijgg United Irishmen had Parish, Baronial and Countr'lod » ,he Orangemen. The United Irishmen had cial Conventions—so have the Oiangcmen. The p lf ...
... were many Catholics among the United Ivis me to were there nat?—Scarcely any among the leading e; in Irishmen. The leading United Irishmen were alm Presbyterians or Dissenters. In the North, the lower of the United ...
... nt which Government was now carrying on, a reduction in the army, &c. and hoped this would have the effects. ate all United Irishmen under the new regulation, there would be litfle occasion fur a large military force; every citizen would he soldier, and ...
... enemieSi w l loe they may be, fogums think it necessary, Sir, to as- I have aiready proved, that I defy itire of United Irishmen, or Irishmen united, to Idenriv of any parucle of my intrepidity, (as alluded to f Correspondent) of the contempt and detestation ...
... termination of bis purest hopes. On the same evening, however, he starts on a new career, being introduced the » Society of United Irishmen, and taking the solemn obligation to cast in his lot and devote bis energies to their cause. His first view *f the sitting ...
... lie was mt.ainled, and convicted. In the year 1794 was tried it information for the publication of aa Audi ess rum the United Irishmen the Volunteers. A Air. Uiennan was Chairman Mr. was the Secretary. He (Mr. Peel) would state the House one extract from ...
... many Catholics among the United Irishmen, were there not?— Scarcely any among the leading United Irishmen. The leading United Irishmen were almost all Presbyterians or Dissenters. the North, the lower classes ...
... One] Government to inquire into its existence, and +d Ja puhish the ringleaders of the CoWspiracy- Wy 1797-8, when the United Irishmen were sow | derated under exactly similar obligations; when they pthelhad their theis..pass words, their signs, their Officers ...