... after the United Innn became strong, foolish Protestants joined them.— of them met in Dangannon in 1782 under command nf James, Cord Charlonotint. Orange Protestants and they suffered at the bands of the 'United Irishmen. Some of the United ...

... and to qulrantee a speed of twenty-five miles an with a great increase of safety and eonvenienee. We hope to fin Pall Irishmen united in pressing for the h,st and speediest communication between the capitals. The great dis-canfOrts to which travellers ...

... demands upon us, eith whir. it may be impossible we should comply. A considerable number in the United States see Irishmen. aod a considerable number of Irishmen are Fenian.. We hare to thank the President and his Cabinet for defeating an invasion of Canndian ...

... eudesvour to throw off the English yoke and establish WI Irish ltepeolie on the hues laid Gown by the Cettuctl of the United Irishmen. On the previous night, as is well known. the French sad Iris'. (wow that joined with them after the Battles of Cutlebar ...

... Billy, we are woo I. the word and s:go ; 'list's the pout; that's the Have you found out the real word and the signal the United Irishmen ? That I helm, year SO &shaving! Will, word Hilly; let's bare the word first. It's • short word, please your benour, but ...

... Therefore, the people should unite, *ad the memberssome of whom are good and able men who did a Road deal fur Ireland in the pastshould also mite; and if they don't unite in this memorable year, shoo all should be as united Irishmen, I think the people should ...

... center. ego. and for its wa cliw ids toe very words used by W 'lf.. Toes in drafting 'le constitution of the first dub of United Irishmen in 1792. It la emantuted, he wrote, fie the purpose of forward•ng a brotherhood of affection, a commonity of rights, ■ ...

... for by the people of Irehrurl had arrived He ap pealed to the descendants of the Northern United Irishmen nursed on the very ern',raves of the mother/aad to units with the tittnainder of their countrymen to promote the prosperity, happiness and glory of ...

... of some men who murmur about want of encouragement from this quarter or that.' Toward the-end of the last centiler the United Irishmen were in their strength. when ' 200,000 of them met in Dungannon under command of James, great Lord Charlernount. noble ...

... might have taught us better. We might have remembered how averse were the Irish hierarchy to time movement of tilt, United Irishmen, and for the same reasons which influence them to-day—that is, fear of a Rep u blic and French principles or Jacobinism ...

... don n went another dose of hell .fire, ins copper goblet worked in cypress and laurel leaves, and the of Rebels and United Irishmen inscribed thereon. fhe scamps —hail they obeyed their true instincts--hati they no trade to drive—wonld have buried those ...

... O'Brien, and the whold body of the Repeal Association itself. After previous interviews and negocia. tions, this hand of ' United Irishmen' held a grand fraternity meeting in the Rotondo, in January, 1547, v. hen : it was then anti there, as well as •fterwards ...