... esteigtias. Mr. Dime set strewth is the Iridium of st all, sad the • I These words .ere contained in one of the of the United Irishmen, that of the 9th November, 1791. Those men laboured to win the love and confidence of the Catholics and of the Catholic ...

... Lead emitters. o be bad to LONDON at dr. A. HART'S, lihrrraut's Lass. 938 PUBLICATIONBL • VALikBLEWONK7BI NOW ON BALI UNITED IRISHMEN THEIR Lim sod Timee. With several additional Memoirs sad Authentic Doonmeate hertofore enpub •iisbed. The whole matter ...

... James Tier proposed “That public meeting in support of the fund to erect Siting memorial to Theobald Wolfe Tone and the United Irishmen be held in the immediate future. Mr. Maginnis, in forcible address, seconded the proposition, which was carried unanimously ...

... mattars which gars reason for rival organisations bars boon removsd. Irelaud shall now prusaot united front in doing honour to tha memory i f the United Irishmen.” The ehsinnan put the resolution to the meeting, and it wax pasted nnanimon-ly. was decided ...

... and who had held a distinguished position among the laity of the Cathedral. Before his unfortunate connection with the United Irishmen he was Adjutant in Captain Ward's Company of Volunteers. The Rev. John Magee, Parish Priest of Lisburn, was very popular ...

... political parties the period. then prooeoded to the rise of the volunteer movement, entering fully into action of the United Irishmen, and touching on Roman Catholic emancipation and the establishment of tho Orange Institution. Tbe Icctoip throughout was ...

... intereitiog leotnte was delivered on ’■The Cause of the Rebellion off ’9B, end the Object end Aims off tbe Sociriy off United Irishmen.” Several new members joined the broach. After the basinets off the meeting hod bean transacted the usual *• social” was ...

... proceedings of United Irishmen.” It was given on one occasion in 1797 as tho opinion of “county committee” “that if there is any United Irishmen f*icj on tho jury that will commit any tho prisoners that is confined for being United ...

... Wednerdey was the ennavereary of the birth of Henry Joy WCrecken, one of th most chivalrous and devoted of the gallant United Irishmen. The sto..y of his life is an illuitration of the fraternity of the Irish people, aside from the ars faction of the North ...

... , after which there was a long discussion relative the forthcoming centenary celebration of the establishment of the United Irishmen Society in this city : That we most strongly condemn the conduct of William O'Brien in publishing a report of the Bologne ...

... P LJBLICATIOR 8; A OF TIIIB VALUABLX WORK 113 NOW ON RALE I RE UNITED IRISHMEN THEIR Lives and Times. With several additional Memoirs and authentic Document. hettefore aapabboned. The whole matter newly and re Mad. Hy R. R. Mahon., F.li.C.h., 4 vols. ...

... Illustrated Coloured Corer, 6.1 post true, 7d in Stamps. This celebrated book, written by one of the m4ot brilliant of Ulster United Irishmen, is still well mamboed at the Winter Amid, the farmer+ in the North. Like Carleton's Rudy the Rover. it combines the ...