... occupied the Rev. Mr* Park in Ballymena), have a look at the bonny* day ! On beds against the wall same time lay* two United Irishmen, waiting tilt thoir back would heal to be again tied to the triangles. Afterleaving the barracks I went see the poor boy**' ...

... societies, and combinations under vanes titles, so: n sprung into exis'euce, but merged into one convention, tr absolution of United Irishmen. Every movomeut wts conducted tbo French nary model; and, pursuant to that plan of operation, the moit daring efforts ...

... maintenance o! law. Iu imitaticn of the French Republican*, and af:er thcraacner the “Kouud-heada” ia the Oliver Cromwell, United Irishmen adopted the custom cropping their hair very oloEc'.y. The ordinary faah'on of the time was wear it noerly full leugth ...

... no pain, and no unfavourable symptoms have developed. A later New York telegram states that the head-quarters of the united Irishmen have been removed to the hospital where Rossa is at present. The physicians state that Hosea has now oompletely recovered ...

... inherited the old homestead, and during the troublous times 1798 threw in hi# lot, did very many Ulster Protestant*, with the united Irishmen. Tie was close friend Benry Joy Crscken. the leader of the Ulster rebels, and during the summer ...

... coming events to the Secretary. These British spies are, of course, patriotic Irishmen who profess devotedness to the Fenian cause, who are enrolled as members of the United Irishmen Society, and who may frequently enjoy the privilege of chatting confidentially ...

... Baltimore, United States. This eminent man wa.-* settled m the congregation ten years b°fore the birth of l)r. Cooke, and was obliged t>* leave it suddenly in 1798 on account rf his supposed complicity with the designs of the United Irishmen. An aged member ...

... innocent of tho “advanced” liberalism of twenty vears afterwards. The Volunteers” of 1776 mast not be confonucled with United Irishmen” of later period. The struggle of that year must have been very intense, for it soon culminated in tho great victory of ...

... and that the castle, with its entire store of arras, artillery, and ammunition was at that moment in the hands of the United Irishmen. These statements were not implicitly believed, and doubt, hesitation, and perplexity continued to prevail; but some faint ...

... tho turbulent aspect Ulster towards tlie end of ihe last century it is true that the Volunteer movement and the Society United Irishmen both originated in Bclfajit. But both were ostensibly harmless; the aimed defence against foreign invasion, and was avtuady ...

... spirit dealer ; Samuel Logan, a skocraeker ; and Daniel Livingston, wheelwright, all resident in Kilrea, wera captains ol United 1 Irishmen; that their companies consisted of seventy-five men cash, that they were about to supplied with I pikes. the ground of ...

... was founded to inflame those passions. Toe magistracy passed into a course of lawless oppression, and the party of the United Irishmen was driven into and gradually taught to depend on foreign aid. 3. That this lawlessness was sustained and aggravated by ...