... Blackamorc Hill standing out in bold relief. Historic interest attaches this mountain, in 1798 it was used encampment by the united Irishmen of that district. In order to attract liberal share of the summer and autumn excursion traffic from Dublin to that lovely ...

... Fenian party is in no sense the successor of the Liberal Party in the Irish Farliament. It represents Wolfe Tone and the United Irishmen, whose avowed object was the separation of Ireland from the British Empire. Their favourite maxim is that England’s difficulty ...

... project enthusiastically. It was decided that an expedition should titled out land on the Northern coastof Ireland, the United Irishmen had perfected their organisation in Ulster. By July magnificent fleet was brought together at the Texcl, but at the very ...

... now, says the Irish American, nearly completed tbe spot known M Croppies’ grave,” where lie dose on seven hundred brave United Irishmen slaughtered British soldiers ’9B. A sum of £l5 has already been subscribed. The Western People, referring Mr O'Brien’s ...

... society the United Irishmen was established should join with tho South honouring that illustrious Irishman, who so nobly struggled for his country’s freedom, and send a wreath as a small tribute of respect to his memory, aud that of the other United Irishmen ...

... was in their power to deal England a mortal blow in Ireland. As a fact, they opened negotiations with other leaders the United Irishmen for the purpose of testing the accuracy of the representations made to them Tone. The result was to confirm his statements ...

... thirty-six Uuited Irishmen belonging to the yeomanry corps commanded by Captain James Saunders Baltinglass, and Colonel Keating of Narraghmore. Captain Saunders had received information that several of his yeomanry corps were United Irishmen. He immediately ...

... That is Grasshopper’s style. lie repeats something new the oft refuted story of Colonel Saunders* grandfather, and the United Irishmen of ’9B. When it is perfectly well known that that gentleman used his best endeavours (unfortunately without avail) to ...

... time 1 went to Cormeil was accompanied by a good Irishman, M Edward Byrne, relative of the author ot the History of the United Irishmen,” who, after retiring from business, took small house in the town. found some old people who remembered well Montdeur ...

... forward, and objected to Mr Grattan’s vote, insolently alleging that was traitor and had been secretly joined with the United Irishmen. Grattan turned the wretch and poured forth such a volume of invective on the creature and his employers as probably has ...

... said, only let your son pull with us, and he will be the saviour of Ireland.” Mr. O’Donovan Rossa addressed the Club of United Irishmen at Brooklyn to-day. He stated his belief that England would give nothing unless Ireland were prepared to fight in support ...

... at length to deal with the action of Tone, commencing with his visit to Belfast and the founding of the first club of United Irishmen in 1791, and the subsequent founding club in Dublin, his appointment Secretary of the Catholic Committee, and his labours ...