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... The Rising of ’9B. Price 4d. each. Large I'.dition the Irish Rebellion of 1798, with the Lives the most distinguished United Irishmen, and extracts from the writings of Dr. Madden. The Black History of Ireland, containing a faithful account of the wholesale ...
... Rising of ’9B. Price 4d. each. Large Edition of the Irish Rebellion of 1798, with the Lives of the most distinguished United Irishmen, and extracts from the writings of Dr. Madden. The Black History of Ireland, containing a faithful account of the wholesale ...
... Rising of ’9B. Price Id. each. Large Edition of the liish Rebellion of 1798, with the Lives of the most distinguished United Irishmen, and extracts from the writings of i)r. Madden. The Black History of Ireland, containing a faithful account of the wholesale ...
... vol ; Jack Hinton, neat . half-calf, 6». fid. ; Spirit of the Nation set music, 7s. fid., large paper copy; Madden's United Irishmen, 1I»., 2nd and 3rd senes, for 305., new; Madden’s Life ot Emmett, 35.; the Green book, O’Callaghan, 35.; Autobiography ...
... grave. A group of the stout Kildare peasants stood around, aid in giving the rites of burial to the great founder of the United Irishmen ; a deep despairing sorrow, we may well believe, on their rugged faces. The sod that they took away had been lately scarred ...
... realized, and assuredly, there is no Irishman with whom would more gladly commence it, j than with the Founder of the United Irishmen. THE PARLIAMENTARY POLICY OF THE LEAGUE \Vc havi' neither ►killed training, nor industrial education, nor any national ...
... men of Ireland 1 M - Art’s Fort, by Belfast (where they always loved and trusted him), with the leaders of the Ulster United Irishmen, and they swore, that they would never desist to the death, until they subverted the authority of England here, and asserted ...
... when there is a surer prospect of that indivisible union of Ireland than there has been any day since the Presbyterian United Irishmen of Belfast dragged the carriage of the Catholic Dele| gates in triumph through their streets—now, when Belfast has again ...
... exploits of our northern chieftains—the plantation of Ulster—the sufferings of my forefathers, well as the deeds of the United Irishmen, before I con'd read the Annals of the Four Masters’—long before I bad known that Gira'dus Cambrtnsis maligned our island ...
... first lime in many years, an object of general advantage, which omjht to engage the public mind, and one well worthy of United Irishmen.” How to Prizes at a Competion of Grain- Tlie following remarks re made at the Nairnshire knrmcrs Society dinner at Nairn ...
... No contest in Ireland ever before united the Catholic and Presbyterian clergy. When Sieki.Dickson preached to the Volunteers in Belfast there was Catholic priest in the ranks. When Porter swore in the United Irishmen of Newtownards, who ultimately planted ...
... with the chiefs of the United h Irishmen. Burrowes lived on the most friendly and ti .familiar terms with Tone, Thomas Addil Emmett, and other em less prominent leaders; but he never belonged to the Society h of United Irishmen. Burrowes was member of ...