... THE UNITED IRISHMEN of that day. IL iP believe l l the family of Connolly aiterwaris went to .here they settled down for a time, but that one of them returned again to to. Nlonatthan, where he lived for some time, aid from whom the present rebel hailer ...

... of United Irishmen, and published a prospectus in June, 1791; his Letters ut Orelana had much to do in getting Ulster to join the league. In 1794 he and Archibald Hamilton Rowan were put on trial for issning the to name Address of the United Irishmen ...

... offered hint a place wider the English Crown, to win him from the National Party. In 1796 lie entered the Directory cf the United Irishmen, and constituted, a ith Lord Edward Fitzgerald, the gouthern Diroetory. Li the same year he accompanied Lord Edward to ...

... Work for Ireland. (('ontino , 4l from last week) The objects of the United Irishmen. of which Tone was the founder, were at first simple enough—a union of all clasees and creeds of Irishmen, a reformation in the Government and ••Clinstitution of the country ...

... . justification for tiii. mistake in the following quotation from Madden's excellent life of Emmet in the Lives of United Irishmen :- Her remains are buried in the chtir,•!i-yare, of NVWFTIrket, without or inscription. A tombsstone prepared for this ...

... service in Ireland and endeavouring to procure French ald for an ieaurrection, although he did not formally join the United Irishmen till some time after Ilia return from Frailty. ...

... to meet with steel ? Have we not the Volunteers of 1782, who gijued a free constitution for Ireland? Have we not the United Irishmen who were formed into an organised body at Cavehill, outside Belfast? Still with all those glorious memories we are asked ...

... Clifford. Mr Mee Moynihan said that some time ago they proposed holding a tournament in Tralee in aid of the Wolf Tone and United Irishmen Memorial Fun; but for various reasons it had fallen through. Now that the County Board had been resuscitated, he would ...

... hazard of the enterprise, es they did also the tragic consequences which followed the suppression. The organizing of the United Irishmen was carried on with remarkable zeal, and a wonderful degree of loyalty to each other marked the perilous work. During ...

... movement induced Lord Edward and many leading nom in the country to iden. tify, themselves with the Society of th e United Irishmen, forme.} in Belfast h y w e l t , Tone, and preparations for an insurrection were did:- , et oil loot,. The following ...

... powerless while dissension reigned, nu, to-day, thank God, they were a united people, as united as they were in the old days of the United Irishmen. ICbeerel• In those days the United Irishmen were not afraid ...

... THE STIRRING DAYS OF 'NINETY-EICHT. passed in 1796 making- an oath such .is that taken by the United Irishmen panishable with death. Fifty thousand .soldiers were quartered on the people; irrcsixinsible power was conferred upon military officers; men ...