... aims and objects of the United Irishmen, they should take into consideration the pole. tiasl aspect of Ireland at the cluscof the eighteenth century. This period was thee briefly described, after which the establishment of the United Iriele men in Belfast ...

... Mr. Thomas F. O'Sullivan will deliver the find of a aeries of fortnightly lectures on the '9B movement, entitled The United Irishmen: their aims and objects. Songs and recitations having reference to the rebellion will also be delivered. The proceedings ...

... for the occasion. In front of the rooms two croppy pikes were hung, and pictures of the most prominent leaders of the United Irishmen also occupied prominent positions, and attracted a considerable degree or attention. Arrived at the rooms of the club ...

... the various risings and retellions up to the '9B movement, with which the names of Hugh O'Neill, Owen Roe O'Neill, the united. Irishmen aad others, are inseperahly identifier. The lecture will be interspered with songs and recitations appropriate to the ...

... justice to the memory of the noble Irishmen who dared to look beyond the pale of the English constitution for Ireland's national salvation. Some people might doubt the wieclorn of the methods of the United Irishmen, and believe that national liberty wee ...

... Irish: people had one spark of the suirit of the United Irishmen left it would be their own fault if. in their own time, they could not et leplete the last crowning pinnacle of the programme of the United Irishmen wincing National freedom and self-oovernment ...

... robbed, subjected to the tortures of the pitch-cap and triangle. Hut their sutferinga echo iii the haiteataiit poet of the United Irishmen. His stirring verses not only helped to win the sympathies of the enlightened Protest-mits of Ireland to the cause of ...

... for Ireland and the Irish people (cheers). He hoped that all present believed in the principles of Wolfe Tone and the United Irishmen (cheers), and he hoped that they would there that day form a branch which would be a collective branch, and that their ...

... principles, fo•r the Toothed Eleetoral Ihctainn, unit all of them members of brand'. the following resolution was adopted: 'Mot to pnw•rve Willy and a feeling of brotherhood amongst us as united Irishmen. we lay it down as • fundamental rule that our committee ...

... country where Irishmen exist and where the Irish National Forester's have found a footing, large numbers of have been established for the purpose of fittingly celebrating the centenary of a time in Irish History, when another body of united Irishmen sacrificed ...

... of their glorious struggle for Irish freedoiii; that, in order W make the celebration worthy of the principles of the United Irishmen, and to prove to England how universally all that is representative in the Irish Nation is prepared to join in a tribute ...

... glorious result of next yeat's commemoration if the Irish race could let once men; united on the principle; which formed the basis of the society of the united Irishmen. What those principles were may Ire best expressed in the 1111 l nortal words of the ...