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... COLLEGE HISTORICAL SOCIETY. This evening’s meeting the subject for debate will That this Society approve* of the action the United Irishmen in 1798.” Speakers—Affirmative. *J. T. Lentaigne, C. S. Rower. Negative, A. P. J. Samuels. F. T. Breen, Chair to taken ...
... 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 ...
... correspondence with the French Government. The evidence given by Doctor MacXevin, one of the Executive Directory of United Irishmen, ic but fair to submit confirms amiable traitor's character for consistency. ...
... Ireland associated with Irish' history. The first part dealt with the passing oi the Act Union, depicted meetings ofj the United Irishmen, Robert Emmet going toj Napoleon for aid, and the chase of Michael I>wyer the soldiers and his escape. Th® next part showed ...
... 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 ...
... tend towards conscription. loaders of ail parties have mad© |*alno(ic appeal to their followers send lorward army of united Irishmen prove the world thill the old country stands for justice and freedom. Many responded and gone, bat far the larger number ...
... 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 ...
... l*re»b\ teriann of Belfast unsubmiesire to the Cromwell regime. The Protestant parte of Ulster the strong;,olds of the United Irishmen *■ Indspcndcncc. sometimes rather uncouthly expressed the keynote democratic Orr.ngeism still—‘l’m from Newtownards. an ...
... 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 ...