... Monday the foundation stone of a statue to the memory of Wolfe Tone, who I** buried at Bodenstown, one the leaders of the United Irishmen in the movement which culminated in the'rebellion of 1798, was laid in the open space at the top of Grafton street, Dublin ...

... Story willdeal exhaustively with the most stirring Incident in tbe career Lord Edwabd. When ono of tbe Leaders of tbe United Irishmen bo did a hero’s part in tbe struggle fori i*>h Freedom. The Plot is laid in Counties Kildare, Carlow, Wicklow, Dubliid ...

... Belfast, and there, aided by Bnssel, Neilson, Sinclair, and others, he founded in October of the same year the first club United Irishmen. It was perfectly legit organisation at that time; not until four yean later did it assume the form secret society. The ...

... adopting such measures as may be deemed necessary to protect and enclose the ground in which the six hundred and forty United Irishmen ace interred the Fair-green, Graigue, and to have suitable monument erected to their memory.” Mr. M’Wey was appointed ...

... Edward Fitzgerald, when the castle appeared to have been partially repaired and furnished. Reynolds having joined the United Irishmen in ’9B, soon afterwards, on the resignation of Lord Edward, was appointed colonel of the regiment in the rebel army of ...

... Edward Fitzgerald, when the castle appeared to have been partially repaired and furnished. Eeynolde having joined the United Irishmen in ’9B. soon afterwards, on _ the resignation of Lord Edward, was appointed colonel of the regiment the Army of the barony ...

... policy of the Government produced its intended effect, and goaded the people into insurrection. The organisation of the United Irishmen never spread to any extent in either county it is remarkable fact that the leaders the people, when finally they revolted ...

... exeaedinel* large aanatering of cyclists both aexaajontnayed down and attended the dsmoaatrmtloo. The Wolfe Tone and United Irishmen Memorial Committee drove upon tha aeaoa In brakea, in the fore-front which wared the besntifnl Irish and American colons ...

... of independence floating, and to show to the British Government that though beaten Ireland was not conquered. A united people and an united Ireland were wanted to carry on the flag of independence. The Government had failed in its first duty of providing ...

... beauty which is described in one of his letters the most glowing term. Lord Edward having embraced the principles of the United Irishmen, threw his whole heart into their cause. raised money on the security of his property in order to iurlher their projects; ...

... power to accomplish the work for which they fought, suffered, and died.’’ “ Whereas one of the noblest principles of the United Irishmen was to combine together every class, section and creed of their fellowcountrymen, so we who venerate their memory shall ...

... public meeting assembled, do hereby testify onr adherence to the principles and objects for which Wolfe Tone and the United Irishmen so heroically and devotedly sacrificed their lives, and we hereby pledge ourselves to keep their memory revered and cherished ...