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... produce reconciliation in the Province. A ‘moment ot equilibrium’ occurred in the Province in the late 1780 s when the United Irishmen attempted to fuse Protestants and Roman Catholics for peaceful purposes until frustration led to a futile and doomed armed ...
... connected with the United Presbyterian Church of Scotland (“U.P.”), and subsequently with the United Free Church of Scotland (“U.F.”). In 1915 it was received into the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland and united with Tobermore under ...
... find themselves in an resitwafind themselves that they to what the 4313 n= Irishmen stood,for but want to be identified with the fact that the leaders of the United Irishmen were Presbylarian. This can be already seen in various articles which have been ...
... , the master weaver Robert Moore and his children, are less united - the son David has chosen to follow the Orange route; daughter Ruth is in love both with the cause of the United Irishmen, and one of its soldiers, Harry. In the first half, Mitchell ...
... widow. The fifth son of Archibald Montgomery, a lieutenant in the Irish Volunteers, his two eldest brothers fought as United Irishmen at the Battle 4 of Antrim, and because of their implication in the ill- fated '9B Rebellion. the Montgomery home at Killead ...
... national sovereignty of Kingdom or Republic? “United Kingdom and United Ireland are incompztible. A council for our islands could bring:ll Irish closer. We cannot be United Irishmen. Can we not be United Islanders?” et 830 0 e s [0 Mr John ...
... councillors an to loin In DUP councillor Billy Alexander celebrations to mark an upris- who initially asked for a festival by United Irishmen 200 programme to commemorate the roomago. bathe of Ballynahinch said he A district-wide festival is to be accepted the ...
... men were in the bar having a drink while watching television. Shortly after 10 o'clock two youths selling copies of the United Irishmen entered. and were requested to leave by the owner. Mr. V:ncent Brady. The youths then left. but the three men In the bar ...
... now to the desperate efforts being made to free Ireland from the stranglehold of the Ascendancy. In 1796 he joined the United Irishmen and in May of that year travelled with Pamela to Hamburg, ostensibly on a visit to Madame de Geniis. but, in fact. with ...
... earlier rejected a plea for a meeting from organisers of the parade marking the bicentenary of the execution of three United Irishmen. A Combined Loyalist Residents Association spokesman in Fermanagh told the Sunday Life that they were determined to block ...
... drawn in large numbers of Presbyterians whose views were fundamentally opposed to those of the United Irishmen. Founded in Belfast in 1791, the United Irishmen took their lead from the French Revolutionaries and the American War of Independence, in which ...
... and a bleach green and beetiing mill wasstarted by one John Caldwell of Millicent House. His sons became active in the United Irishmen, Richard, the youngest, being sentenced to death after the 1798 rebellion. John Caldwell must have had influence, for ...