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... UNITED IRELAND. UNITED IRISHMEN: THE OBJECT AND AIM OF THEIR UNION. NT THE NEV. N. R. KANE, The taming is the full text of the lecture delivered by the Rev. R. R. Kane, at Largau, which we have been requested to publish : Ladies and Gentlemen,— I do not ...
... the conspiracy, some one of Tone's dearest friends had reveled both him and it. The membens of the society of the United Irishmen, united in what they professed to regard as the holiest of causes, be 1 each other. I need not speak of Wolfe Tone. Whatever ...
... Whomever two or three were -Pothered together, one was sure to be a traitor. The of Commons sold the &roar', and the United Irishmen mold one another. Comninatoy hetrayed each other, and while some were delivered to the prision and scoff dd, others were ...
... Belfast was fully described by Mr. il'Olelhind, a United Irishman, who had taken refuge in the West ndies. Them were two Maclaine, brothers—Adam and Francis. The former was treasurer of the United Irishmen, and when the troubles came, gave the money to Francis ...
... been Mr Leolry's endeavour to avoid. These volumes open with an account of the condition of Ulster in 1793, where the United Irishmen were endeavouring to stir up a rebellion and establish a republic in sympathy with the ideas of the French Revolution ...
... local generations. Contributions (however brief) to this are particularly invited. In the year 1;98 the body known as United Irishmen were in active operation in the country. The manor of Rallyoran, in which the parts of the town south west of the river ...
... brought from the Cave Hill, Belfast. A resolution was carried declaring adhesion to the principles of Wolfe Tone and the United Irishmen in their draggle for Ireland's freedom. Mr Dillon, M.P., and Kr John Redmond, M.P., supported the A large number of Belfast ...
... reminiscence is suggested by the Sta*dards announcement of the death of • daughter of the late Lord Edward Fitzgerald, of United Irishmen celebrity—Helen, the widow of Mr. Hugh 51'Corquodale, who died at Richmond on Friday. aged 96. Lord Edward, it is recalled ...
... not yet ripe for an attack upon the Saturday night drinking inipity. The Irish people are united upon the question of Sunday Closing as they have never been united upon any other social or political question. It remains to be seen this session whether the ...
... evidence to show that Bell was ever present at that house. The four meet belonged to NOM society in America known the United Irishmen. One et the avowed objects of the association amend to be the obtaining of the complette political independence of Ireland ...
... leaders of the United Irishmen, that the Armagh persecutions causal the union of Irishmen, and that ' wherever the °nage system wee introduced, particularly in Catholic counties, it was uniformly observed that the numbers of the United ...
... Liberty, Fraternity, Equality, the Age of ason, and the Rights of Man, were zoalonely inculcated. The Society of United Irishmen, was founded in Belfast. in the month of October, 1791. Reform of Parliament and Roman Catholic Emancipation were the ...