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... NINETI-EIGHT CENTENARY. MEETING OF THE UNITED IRISHMEN ASSOCIATION. Dublin, Monday Night. A meeting of the United Irishmen Centennial Asmeistion was this evening at Coatigan's Hotel, Upper O'Connell street. Alderman J Reilly presided. Mr T Harrington ...
... THE CORK '9B COMMITTEE THE CENTENARY OF WZ UNITED IRISHMEN TO MIJNEITERDIEN • Cadennial &Matadi= to bower the Ilimirpol the .United be. kid Ussrq is at band. .In every to are being for wird to order to show to the Nations of the that banan of every and ...
... THE CORK '9B COMMITTEE THE CENTENARY 0,1 UNITED IRISHMEN TO MUNEITERMEN rraE Celebration to honour the lbasary of the United Irishmen who fought for Irish hand. In every district in Ireland preparations are being pushed for. ward in order to show to the ...
... IE UNITED IRISHMEN OF THE LAST CENTURY. INTEMITINO RE ST MB J. C. FLYNN, M.P. OR Ti l CORK NATIONAL SOCIITY. An en: rensely sod of the of the Cork National g was at their 41, Overt g orge'. street. on Th to bear a om Mr J C Flynn. M The United Irishan ...
... amalgamation with the United Irishmen Centennial Association—(l) to add two Vice-Presidents, one Secretary, and one Treasurer to the present officers of our Committee, the additional officers to be nominated by the United Irishmen Centennial Association; ...
... LITERATURE. The United Irishmen: their Lives and Times. Richard Madden, F.R.C.S., &c. Third Series. Second Edition. With Portraits. London : Catholic , Publishing Company. The lives of the United Irishmen are the fitting subjects , of study for every ...
... member of the Irish Parliament. He belonged to the United Irishmen, and formed one of the five members of the Directory which was to put in movement that vast association. In 1796, the United Irishmen aiming openly at throwing off the rule of England, ...
... Arrangement, have been made to preserve the peace in Belfaat on the 13th, when the centenary of the foundation of the United Irishmen will he celebrated. gathering promisee to be large and representative. ...
... member of the Irish par- liament. He belonged to the Uuited Irishmen, and formed one of the five members of the directory which was to put in movement that vast association. In 1796, the United Irishmen aiming openly at throwing off the rule of England, General ...
... object of the United Irishmen and of the Fenians was the same—to overturn the power of England. The means were the same—the secret organisation of a national army. In point of fact, the Fenians of to-day are United Irishmen, and the United ...
... Ladies' Needlework Guild for the use of the hospital. 5004 National Society—Mr 3. C. Flynn. H.P. will read • paper on 'The United Irishmen of the hat Century. is the Rooms, 41 Great atiorge's street, on To-morrow Evening. at 8.30. Members admitted. ...
... soon be forgtten. The first aim of the United Iriulimea was to secure the reunion of all sections of Irishmen in one great moveraest, with a view to compelling afterwards the concession of the rights which a united country demanded. In striving for object ...