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Irish Union Treason and French Aid Exposed in 1790s
A parliamentary inquiry reveals a network of Irish Union leaders, the Executive Directory in France, and Irish rebel figures plotting invasion and rebellion. It details plans for French military aid, secret agents Lewins and M Nevin, and arms shipments via Bantry Bay and Ostreyhaven. It notes attempts to subvert Parliament, Catholic Emancipation, and Reform as means to sever Ireland from Britain, with ongoing correspondence and coercion across Ulster Leinster and Munster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
France
Sebery
Ulster
Leiter
Munster
Con Fe
Lords Commissioners
Yale
Irish Revolutionary Directory
Theobr
Wolfe Tong
Tackson
Irish Union
Ireland
A.” O’connor
Thomas Addis Emmett
Wm.’J. M‘nevin
Oliver Bond
Irish Republican’ Direcory
Freels
Frante
Dévevees
Irith
Tone
Femé
Society of United Irishmen
French
Sen
Ffron
Edward John Lewins
Nits
French Republic
Switzerland
Lord Edward Fitzgerald
Arhur O’connor
General Hoche
Bantry Bay
Erith
Irish, Republican Union
Muruter
Paris
Ac Law
Uneer
Thompson
Hamburgh
Hoche
Franckfort
Republic of Ireland
James M‘nevin
Lewins
M«Nevin
Hanburgh
Rheynhart
MéNevin
Makeva
Oysterhaven
Bantry
Cork
Rish
M‘nevin
Great Britain
Lisle
M'Nevin
Spain
Teith
Great
Britain
Executive Revolutionary Directory
Hours of Commons
House of Commons
House of’ Commons
House of ‘Commons
McNevin
Directory of
E. Fitzgerald
French National Assembly
Trinity College
Edward Fitzgerald
Leinster