... THE UNITED IRISHMEN. QUEENSMAN'S DUBLIN LECTURE. A lecture on The United Irishmen and Their Failure-1791 to 1798. was the 'title of a lecture delivered to the Dublin University History Society by Dr. T. W. Moody, lecturer in history, Queen's University ...

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... United Irishmen! AMONG the tributes paid to Father C. Dennehy at his silver Jubilee prescatatiott this week was one by the Rev. W. R. Clarke. a Church of Scotland minister. His charge is King's Park Parish Church. They are both Irishmen—Fr. Dennehy from ...

... UNITED IRISHMEN EMBLEM. Day-Boys at a place called tht: Diamond in Antrim. and they resolved to prevent it if possible. Charles and Bartholomew rode to Antrim parleyed with the Catholics. asking them not to take part in this battle. as they were only ...

... EMBLEM OF UNITED IRISHMEN. here from Newgate. as he is namesake to our vagaboni (the jailer) he was instantly sent among us. 1 have been interrupted to let Mr. K and Dr. C have our room untile theirs should be cleaned. I have had a good deal of chat with ...

... of UNITED IRISHMEN Th» Rise of the Movement The Rise of the United Irishmen, 1791-94,” ty Rosamond Jacob. Harrap, 12s 6d. The dates which the author has chosen deserve to be noted. She stops at 1794, and thus avoids any narrative of the 1798 rebellion ...

... ONE OF THE UNITED IRISHMEN Bust as Gift for President Hyde Ilk A EUST of Archibald Hamilton Rowan, one of the United Irishmen and a friend of Wolf Tone, has been presented to President Hyde. It will be added to the collection of portraits ef national ...

... THE LEADERS THE UNITED , IRISHMEN; tad, w« are also told, with much emphasis, that he was characterised by romantic and chivalrous courage. (Applause.) Love glory and a mistaken tense honour were the Qualities which are believed to have led to hit first ...

... GLIMPSES OF UNITED IRISHMEN. The Doctor Drennan, for the publication of whose letters support aud subscriptions aro invited, was in his day a notable figure. Born in 1754, the son of one of the earliest ministers Rosemary Street, became himself a physician ...

... FAILURE OF UNITED IRISHMEN An early letter shows that Mrs. M'Tier, despite the strength of her character, was not exempt at times from the feminine failing of over-idealising the clergy, particularly Rev, Dr. Bruce, who held her father's former post as ...

... CO. DOWN LEADER OF UNITED IRISHMEN IN the last two articles of this A series we told the story of two illst2rmen who suffered, and died, for Ireland, in the dark and bloody years of 1798 The present article deals with the caree: of Samucl Neilson. second ...

... He Helped to Destroy United Irishmen TT was William Cope, a Dublin silk merchant, who made Thomas !Icy' folds an informer in 1798 and thus accomplished the destruction of the United Irishmen, Mr. J. W. Hammond told the Old Dublin Society on Monday. Mr ...