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... UNITED IRISHMEN CENTENNIAL ASSOCIATION. The usual weekly the United Irishmen Centennial Association will lie h»l 1 this (Tups'av) evening Hotel, Upper O'Cjuuell stieer, o'clock. A luacuial at.eui>nce is ...

... THE UNITED IRISHMEN' CENTENNIAL ASSOCIATION. An adjourned general meeting body j will be hold the National Club, Rutland square, this (Friday) at o'clock further consider and complete tin the selecting nam' »h-» joint executive the United Irishmen Association ...

... such scenes those of last night no one need ask whether the ideals tiie United Irishmen were worthier than those of the men who! now dominate Belfast politics. Where the United Irishmen established religious peace and a brotherhood affection, the men who ...

... disrespectfully of those very United Irishmen whose secrets he was revealing to the Government. He posed as a martyr and an exile that he might migrate to Hamburgh, then the Continental headquarters of the United Irishmen, who, by appointing him their ...

... celebrations which now begin should the work united people. Any other celebration would In* desecration. The first object of the United Irishmen was to create a it)ion strength and brotherhood of affection among Irishmen. They achieved the union and preserved ...

... mereantile cireles of Dublio, have taken place within the last few days. The celebrated Arthur one of the chicfs of the United Irishmen, and a member of the Irish died at his chateau of Bignor, in the Loiret, on the 23d of April in the cighty-ninth year ...

... proceedings of the United Irishmen. It -c ?? one occasion in 1797 as the opinion of a county committee' ?? i: there is aiiy United Irishmen (sic) on the jury that will comlnmit of the prisoners that is confined for being United ...

... to the events of which time it will be a complete a guide. The Almanac will also contain twelve portraits of leading United Irishmen. This unique productlon marks a new depar. ture in Irish national publications, and i will he found invaluable in the ...

... ser the period froma the acknow- oithe iodeodence of the United States te bediction of war with France in ?? they include th early days of 5Padrinent and the foundation of the ithbe United Irishmen. Alessrs Kegan C & Go. wil publish immediately, in joI ...

... history of the United a Irishmen, of which the shop of Mr. Byrne, an eminent book- I seller, of No. 108, Grafton-streeti was in those days the. scene:- Byrne's shop In Grafton-street was the usual literary ren- t3 dezvous of the United Irishmen, and the publisher ...

... Matthew Illenville, as Russell, Tone's friend, and messrs O'CXrclnor and M[urphy, as Hamilton Rowan and M'Crac- ken, United Irishmen, contributed nuch to toe effectiveness of the performance A personage of importance in the play is the great Napo- leon ...