... manufactured in the neighbourhood. Military and magisterial vengeance of the sternest character was inflicted upon the United Irishmen, sometimes promiscuously, and other times upon very questionable evidence of their guilt. Mr. William Babingtoo, who was ...

... despair of seeing the day* when the sons of present Orangemen would pay and good Irishmen their great grandfathera wore when they were sworn into the of the United Irishmen. Referring to the obtecta of the Los goo, raid tbu Ibo objoct of tho League was ...

... Order of Hibernian, deetine attending the Convention because it does not receive the sanction of the Catholic clergy. The United Irishmen Society also decline attending it, while those who are there strongly protest that they have no connection with the Irish ...

... Monday. August 15, inet. the occasion of the laving of the foundation stone of the monument to Theobald Wolfe Tone and the United Irishmen.” The Tetter was laid on the table, action being taken in the matter. ...

... it would be a wise polity to give up the government of Ireland. He declines to rummer the question if the Society of United Irishmen is furnieh. ...

... all United Irishmen ; and in the village and neighbourhood of Kilrea three out of every five men were connected with the rebellion. A manuscript, secretly forwarded to Captain Bristow, stated that iu the parish of Rasharkin there were 32C United IrUhrnea ...

... eembled this memorable occasion participate ceremony laying the foundation stone national memorial V* Wolfe Tone and the United Irishmen in Ireland’s capital, hereby declares it* adhesion their high, noble, and tiulv i palriotio prii»ciplee, and further declares ...

... article of this series comprised various notices of Ballymena, from the reign of Queen Elizabeth to the rebellion of the United Irishmen in 1708. To some of onr readers the occurrences of that unhappy year are known only by representations of doubtful authority ...

... present century, were described with great effect; events connected with the rebellion of *9B, and Curran’s advocacy of the United Irishmen at the State trials which succeeded the outbreak, were ably reviewed; striking passages from some bis speeches on the ...

... the opposite extreme, who preferred Ireland ruled by Englishmen than governed Irishmen. At any rate, these men could not claim the political dcsccndcots the United Irishmen '93. who made Belfast the revolutionary capital of Ireland. (Applause He did not ...

... menet escape the strong hand, and their punishment when caught will be sure, prompt, and severe. Mr. Rcesa's psper, the United Irishmen, published to-day, say.: If those barrels were designed to execute Mr. Forster and Mr. Gladstone for their murders in ...

... Calboltc-, lac merry Protestants, educate their ain an’ practise the bar, but there wus lae be nae meetin’s o’ United Irishmen But the United Irishmen hatl got the length o’ bein’ in wi’ the French, an’ Hoche tried tae land Ireland, and it was jist about ibis ...