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... in 1798 and took •an active part in the battles of Wexford, New Ross, Newtownbarry and Kilcomney ; was captain of the United Irishmen, and died at the patriarchal age of 109 years. reaped barley at the workhouse in 1805, and was supported in town afterwards ...
... information, confirmed by oath, which has been received against yog. It comprises yon capitally in the conspiracy of the United Irishmen. Whether truly or falsely, you know ; bnt whether truly j or falsely, it will lead to your arrest within an hour from ...
... THE UNITED STATES' The notices the refusal of the Wiohineton tr, aubnrm to arbitratinn the difference. T n fiavi ,; l' ' Itself any time to make dem.nds upon with whioli it would impossible to comply. A considerable number the cil,zeo. .he United Stele ...
... whispered about that it was intended to light bonfires at night, and to burn in effigy some of the favourite leaders the United Irishmen, who bad suffered for their treason; and it soon became known that riot would take place. The Orangemen,who have since ...
... French.— They had bean led by Irishmen of the insurrection to the county of Leitrim, with purpose of reaching north of Ireland. There they expeoted assistance from the Preshy terian Protestants who had originated the United Irishmen, and hoped to reoeve re ...
... Shearea for interment elsewhere, or caused their coffins to nailed op. remember haviug read sometime ainee, in Madden’s • United Irishmen,’ that warm political admirer of those gifted, but ill fated, young men contrived, when visiting the crypt with other ...
... books are eloquent against the sophisms of the League. Hearir.g of the overpowering” numbers, the ‘t mighty phalanxes” of united Irishmen elsewhere, when the itinerant agitators had signified their intention of being present, it was the general opinion that ...
... FEW WORDS WITH IRISHMEN. 'Some years ago there was an Irish patriot who had resolved to make this country free or go to America. It so chsnosd-that be found the latter course the more convenient of the two, and, like many his countrymen since, cured his ...
... three o’clock this morning the Arctic, United States Mail Steamer, Capt Lace, arrived the river, with 145 passengers, £12,000 in specie, and mails for the German States, as well as for England. , , A meeting of Irishmen was to take place the Metropolitan ...
... transmission into the province of the Roman Catholic population Claiming Irish birth at present resident in and citizens of the United States repobiic; and whereas, assneh Roman Catholics are principally those were the disturbers of their native country, and ...
... the character of the Irish nation, and I have a sympathy, whether in Ireland Or the United States, for Irubmen (cheers). We value the Irishmen who are settled in the United States, and who have the same right, the same privileges as native-born citizens ...
... must recollect that it was only portion of Irishmen who have done so. There have been Irishmen who fought 1 bled the field of buttle protecting her forefather's rights; and, thank heaven, there arc Irishmen who now as Mien arc able and willing to stand ...