... solemnly pledged itself to furnish. The Committee meets again on Tuesday next. SENATOR’S ATTACK ON SIR. ROOSEVELT ready United Irishmen, - wh rccorrnisod the Gaelic more DR. HYDE'S OLENEALY THE EDITOR OF THE “DAILY Sul—My quotation from lac above was taken ...

... oi m Be.nn and Lough Neagh, have been the traditions of the ’United Irishmen • ”it. short, the Gaelic Leaen.- did cr.j ton Irishmen At Toomebridge, but found tbereiiready * United Irishmen who emhusiatw.: recognised the Gaelic movement of ...

... necessary, bui there will also many who would readily tne* aside much that has been written about #lhe youngest and last the United Irishmen'' in teturn for copy of Louise Mogvn Gainey’s “little bis t0n..1 dewant ft is s.vmnaiheti and impartially with a good ...

... who on his succession to the peerage was close prisoner in the Tower London on charge of high treason leader of the United Irishmen. Lord Cloncurnr let the house to Lord Castlereagh, who resided there during the Union period, and made many of the ar ...

... one for the better. Thus he points but 'that it was the old Frenchbred priest who damped down the rebellion of the United Irishmen in 1798, and did us similar service half a century later in discouraging the Cabbage Garden Revolt of Smith O’Brien. To ...

... string of references Tone and » meeting the United Irishmen at Tocrmebridge, ending up with the sentence. In short the Gaelic League did not unite Irishmen at Toomebridge, but found there already United ...

... restoration of the Irish Parliament other than as a political fallacy.' The Auditor then dealt with the formation the Society United Irishmen, which, like the Volunteer movement, was the expression political a* distinct from national‘aspirations. The rebellion ...

... surety of £6OO. PROPOSED MONUMENT TO WOLFE TONE. On Saturday evening a meeting of the Committee of the Wolfe 'fone and United Irishmen Memorial Committee” was held in the City Hall, Dublin, under the presidency of Mr. P. T. Daly, TO. For some time past ...

... when lie was addressed from under the deck Rossa. formerly of the Fcnun Irish People and of late years editor of the United Irishmen ’’ »ww York. Tlie object O’Donovan was to call tentipn to something which Mr, latboocher had said about him in '• Truth ...

... peer of the United Kingdom. The United Kingdom Barony, which dates from 1831, is all the more remarkable because it was conferred upon his grandfather, who if had had his way would have prevented by force of arms the establishment of a United Kingdom at ...

... Th* rheqMed of Ireland amu t>* embodied in mill of the Thr .nteraatin* and ninel ilHaied them Lord Edvaid leader of the United Irishmen, who against the Bntuh Ovauumeta. wan Tamer, ...

... into “a development grant’’ against the one united claim Irishmen of all creeds, of all ranks, of all occupations, and of all educational school*. 'The one thing in which all Ireland was one, and which united Ireland claimed as ite constitutional right ...