 | Sir Thomas Wyse - 1829 - 932 oldal
...insurrectionary movement. " When will he call us out ?" was more than once heard in the streets of Clonmell during the great Provincial meeting of last August,...the mouth, and a significant smile and wink from the by-standers. Many of these peasants too had arms concealed in the mountains near the town, and reserved... | |
 | 1835 - 742 oldal
...will he call us out ? was more than once heard in the streets ut Clonmei, aunng the great frovincinl meeting of last August; and frequently answered with...the mouth, and a significant smile and wink from the by-»tandera.' Thus collected, and thus disposed, one hundred and forty (huu-nud men accompanied Mr.... | |
 | 1835 - 726 oldal
...tho streets ot (Jlonmei, during -tbe great proi 429 vincial meeting of last August; and (><•qoently answered with the finger on the mouth, and a significant smile and wink from the by-standers.' Thus collected, and thus disposed, one hundred and lorty thousand men accompanied Mr.... | |
 | Mortimer O'Sullivan - 1836 - 256 oldal
...intimations of evil purpose Mr. Wyse has recorded as afforded at these meetings. " When will he call us out ? was more than once heard in the streets of...the mouth, and a significant smile and wink from the bystanders." Thus collected and thus disposed, " a hundred and forty-four thousand men" accompanied... | |
 | 1838 - 1012 oldal
...view, than to prepare the people for a general and united insurrectionary movement. ' When will He call us out?' was more than once heard in the streets of...answered with the finger on the mouth, and a significant siuilr and wink from the bystanders. Many of these peasants, too, had arms concealed in the mountains... | |
 | Anthony Meyler - 1838 - 148 oldal
...view, than to prepare the people for a general and united insurrectionary movement. ' WHEN WILL HE CALL us OUT,' was more than once heard in the streets of Clonmel, daring the great provincial meeting of last August, and frequently answered with the finger on the... | |
 | William Kirby Sullivan - 1907 - 606 oldal
...address to the king adopted at the meeting is also given, pp. cclxii-cclxiii. .. . \vhen will he call us out ?' was more than once heard in the streets...during the great provincial meeting of last August (1828); an were poured into the country, and actual conflict was avoided. It largely contributed to... | |
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Association, and in many instances could not be convinced that they had recommended the suppression of all former divisions and discords, with any other view than to prepare the people for a general and united insurrectionary movement. When will he call... 