... ten it is circumstances that mould the character of individual —so is it with nations. Madden’s Lives and Times of the United Irishmen” is rather severely handled. have devoted so much space to the subject, that we need not here enter into a defence of ...

... inconsistent with his honor, and incompatible with the profound reverence with which he has ever regarded the memories of the United Irishmen of '9B, to suffer their names to be tarnished without some act disapproval on bis part. In late address of the Dublin ...

... Pernio -tumme-iced against u>. This compromise was. howeeer. finally put end to, it being required that }JJ out of the United Irishmen Society measure to which could not consent. nKSriC \BLF. CONDUCT OF THf. IRISH GOVRRNSIRNT. must further take of some ...

... in tome respect,, analogous toonedevited by bis father m I.K». Here tarn find the influence of the bold views of the United Irishmen Wvse’s convention was to secret ovccation-1 Tone'* was to hold sittings in the face of day. in the me-1 tropolis. with ...

... established by the celebrated Wattt Cox in 1797. It professed the principles, and too ardently espoused the cause of the United Irishmen, for the revolting opinions it disseminated were once repudiated by the leaders of that body. Under the guise of friendship ...

... it, for it is freshly impressed with the details of and ’99, which arc powerfully and truly given in “The Lives of the United Irishmen.” old friend and school-fellow, Doctor Madden—a hook that, in opinion, ought to be in the hands of every Irishman, ami ...

... passions of Ireland into play. appears by that report that there was person of the name of M'Goane, who was a colonel in the United Irishmen. He transmitted to government all meetings of colonels and of the county and provincial rebel committees, from April, ...

... stand with cr without him. Still should be sorry to sec him the representative of narrow and hoodwinked bigotry. THE UNITED IRISHMEN. (Seventh Article.) MAJOR SIRR AND ** HIS PEOPLE, The name of the Major is indissolubly connected with the men whom he ...

... read the following inscriptions“ The man who commits a crime gives strength to the enemy; ‘‘As Christians, tolerant—as Irishmen, united population of nine millions too great to be dragged at the tail of another nation; O'Connell and justice to Ireland; ...

... emiaaaries in France—they had probably persona representing tbe French here. Acting that plan ! Imitating the conduct of tbe United Irishmen in 1797 ! Oh, gentlemen, it waa directly the reverse. may said I speculate on the rea'oration of tbe elder branch of that ...

... with regret that there were several secret societies of In.hmeo Scotlsud, calling ihearmel.e. the detestable name, of United Irishmen and called the attention the Repeal wardens Scoilsnd the I fact, and wished to stale that they left spies, and informer ...

... met such the loth April, when Mr. John Kiuahela delivered opening address, part of which will found in Ur, Madden's United Irishmen I second series, vol. h.) Some the speeches ate reported the minutes ; and Dr. Madden speaks highly of them. In 17'.»4 ...