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... ami Ireland ; in which the pfohabiUne* fvom EneUr.d, and the eatablWuoent Rp.eiMLif and evidence that all the assumed United Irishmen advanced instil ing tee guilt-ot » 1798, have bt*en r -movvd Ly the ituro. • uu. ...
... mountebank, has been Newcastle and Edinburgh, pouring out bis denunciations against the Lords. The Edinburgh Observer The United Irishmen formed very numerous body, had many of their national emblems ; and we were particularly pleated with the respectable ...
... November, 1797, Lord Edward Fitzgerald called on niv father, and asked him to take his place as colonel of reiment of United Irishmen, enrolled in the county Kildare, fur short time. father hesitated to accept the post; hut Lord Edward’s urgent request ...
... Church. If lam wrong io this supposition, thev must have another and a deeper plot, namely, to re-establish the Society of United Irishmen in Ireland, and to separate the countries.” Again : For years after the peace the Yeomanry were kept up great expense* ...
... circulated, the effect, that the Orangemen Ireland have united with others, to endeavour to bring about repeal of the Act of Union, and that recollect with abhorrence the acts of the United Irishmen of old. 2d. That whether we are supported or discouraged ...
... IRISH REBELS. General Cockbvrn has expressed his alarm at the intended resurrection of the United Irishmen by the Whigs, evidenced by the return of Arthur O’Connor, the Adjutant- General of the Society in the memorable year of 1798. The General very plainly ...
... Peers? Look at the Sugar Duties, the Belgic question, and the Plunkett job, and lastly the Irish Tithe Bill, which Dan’s United Irishmen are all determined to oppose. (from the standard.) The negociations that seem to be carrying between Lords Whamcliffe ...
... societies were known have existed, because was known that there had been secret society United Irishmen. What he contended for was that the existence of the United Irishmen eras not known till the evidence of one gentleman let it out, and showed what the ...
... some of toeir friends less successfully endeavoured inculcate.” Mr. Nevin was asked also, to what number he thought the United Irishmen amounted ali over the kingdom? and returned for answer, those who tiken the test not, I convinced, fall short of 600,099 ...
... the United Irishmen; things are the same) but with dilferent names, arid tending rapidly to the same conclusion, if the Government shall not act in a prompt, vigorous, and deters mined manner. were adult observers, at the commencement of the United liish ...
... Catalogues, which may be obtained on applicatiou at the Hoorn. Among 1 the Hooks trill he found FOLIO AND QUARTO. Society of United Irishmen, 1791. Thomson’s General Atlas, half Ryan’s Worthies Ireland, Jtussia, folio. vols. Anti-Union,complete, 4to. Paine’s ...
... claim the merit of having originated in an endeavour to put down United Irishmen. It was the offspring simply of religious and sectarian rancour. The founders of the Society of United Irishmen availed themselves of it rouse :hc Catholics. It acted upon these ...