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... Radicalism. There are about 401.1 Roman Catholic voters in Crewe. and • rather nuniber in Santwich. Nonie of these are United Irishmen. I have come acro,s a Roman Catholic of another school, ho has all the aspirations of at, earnest Romanist and patriotic ...
... Mr. Spencer Bower enatinded thagtbent were no trade union, at the date in the Acts directed sgainst.surh as the United Irishmen and United Scotsmen in England. Hie lordship said that he would consider his decision. ...
... that the heart and soul of Irish nationality in reality centred in Ulster Protestantism, for it was in Belfast that the United Irishmen were established in 1790. Nothing a old come of Ulster's protest. he deelared. and Irish American t were told: These ...
... , in aim, in spirit, absolutely antipathetic to the ideal of those who clamour for its revival “It was, however, tho United Irishmen the BobcHion 1798 that killed the Irish Parliament. The Rebellion was directed against that Parliament. It was suppressed ...
... Birmingham Ruskin Society. “The • Sheep, and especially of the Lambs Mayo. Irish Literary Society, the Rev. R. A. Cot. • United Irishmen,” 8.0. Royal Academy Music. .T M. Repsr, n Military Bands and Military Music. 3.13. British Sea Anglers Society, 8.0. ...
... massacred a hundred Protestants in cool blood. In the event the Ulster Pro intends, who formed the strength of the United Irishmen; stood sullenly aloof from rebels who 111111rderc4 Protestant. So say* the historian Green, Vol. IV., page 331. But Mr ...
... pack the service with all the promising young recruits of the Aneieut Order of Hibernians, the Gaelic .League, and the United Irishmen. Mr. Samuel came out strong. The Government had no objection to inserting words to secure that the postage stamp used ...
... Lieutenant of Ireland just the Union, and the book, believe, will throw a good deal significant light on the policy of the United Irishmen and Emmet’s conspiracy. Mr. G. W. E. Bussell making steady progress with his monograph on “ Sydney Smitfr” for the English ...
... Ireland, he drifted more and more into association with politicians of a violent school, ami 1796 threw in his lot with the United Irishmen. Not without interest are the points common which existed between Casfclereagh and Lord Edward two years later, when the ...
... ground. Mr. ChurchiH did * very big spurt yesterday, first with Mr. Lloyd-Oeorge leading, and then behind team of not very united Irishmen. It was confidently expected that would gain enough ground make victory certain, but the effort waa far from well sustained ...
... partisan spirit. The bulk it deals with Irish affairs the Eighteenth Ccntnry, and nndne stress is laid tho origin of the United Irishmen and too condition public ojamon in toe turbulent years before the linion, \Ve hold brief for Mr. Lecky. and it may that ...
... Gvysn i* busy editing the Memoirs of Miles Byrne.” Wexford farmer, who sra* born in 1780 and died in 1862. joined the United Irishmen, and. though a mere youth, took prominent part in the revolt of 1798. He was one of Robert Kmmet moat trusted lieutenants ...