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... caught a glimpse of the light, and determined to strike one more stroke for freedom. A body known as the United Irishmen, consisting of Irishmen of all classes and denominations, was formed. The leading spirit in the movement was Theobald Wolfe Tone ...
... MEMORIAL TO WOLFE TONE. I The nrst atone of a memori&l to Wolfe Tone &nd other United Irishmen ltud on the site of Old Newgate Frisoo, DaMin. on Snntt&y. j ...
... MEMORIAL TO WOLFE TONE The first stone of a memorial to Wolfe Tone and other United Irishmen was laid on the site of Old Newgate Prison, Dublin, on Sunday. ...
... Bergen, near Alkmaar. 1 1803—(George III.)—Robert Emmett, barrister, one of the United Irishmen, was executed for participating in the insurrec- one of the United Irishmen, was executed for participating in the insurrec- tion of July 23rd. 1831-(William ...
... THE AMERICAN FENIANS. NEW YORK, Aug. 1£. Although the Convention of United Irishmen now in session here conducts its meetings with great secrecy, some particulars of its doings leak Out. It is at present occupied in disousBiufc the Chicago Clan-na-Gael ...
... msintained by force and fraud. Forms was re. q Aired to overthrow it. The blood of martyrs cried out for vengeance, and on united Irishmen and national principles depended Ireland's salve• lion from foreign oppression. ...
... origin and significance of the national green of Ireland is of peculiar interest. It was adopted by the United Irishmen in 1798 as a means of uniting all classes of the race. Formerly, the Irish flag was a harp of gold on a ground of dark blue,as now depicted ...
... executive committees of the Fenian Brother- hood, the Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood, the United Irishmen, and the Skirmishing Directory were organised for active work, and a special executive committee was elected. Little attention has been paid to ...
... although admitting that it grew out of the spirit animating the Fenian organisation. Mr. Rossa stated that the books of the United Irishmen newspaper, oi which he was the editor, contained the name of M'Kevitt, of Liverpool, as one of its agents. The account ...
... returns to the Society of United Irishmen and expends much historical learning over it. Why this method of conducting the dis- cussion, unless to confuse the issue ? We never confounded the Orangemen with the Society of United Irishmen. We stated distinctly ...
... THE STATE OF IRELAND FENIANISM IN AMERICA. NliW YORK, Monday.—The Society of United Irishmen held a meeting at Brooklyn yesterday. Mr Hodnet, president of the Labour League of -America, declared that any movement to free Ireland must come from America ...
... pratings of these United Irishmen, but if they forget cus- tomary prudence and actually traitress the laws of the land and humanity, it will bo well for the Government to consider the propriety of founding an order of Segregated Irishmen. Have we not plenty ...