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... `Bray Harriers' Mr. Trotter said that the United Irishmen was a paper circulated in Ireland. Broy Harriers was the name given to police informants. During the search McAleer was found in possession of a document authorising him to collect subscriptions ...
... be wrilten.” . Only five years before, & more dangerous attempt to break the conmection with England by the Society of United Irishmen (drawn alike from the Protestant north and the Catholic south) had been bloodily suppressed, with the usual aftermath ...
... (Macmillan. i 6.95) By VIVIAN BIRD Bonaparte's endeavours in Egypt and his influence in France. The Protestant gentry of the United Irishmen. with lofty concepts of liberty engendered by Paine's Rights of Man. are differently motivated from their Whiteboy allies ...
... political wall flanking, as do so many such walls, a railway cuttingg This is now dominated by two Irish slogans, Get United Irishmen and Up The IRA. ...
... barracks In Northern Ireland. Later he said that they were of a barracks In Upper Choelton Mr. Trotter said that the United Irishmen was a paper circulated in Ireland. Broy Harriers was the name given to police informants. During the search McAleer was ...
... with the McAleers at their home in Sedwell Street, Manchester, which was searched on March 19. Mr. Trotter said that the United Irishmen was a paper circulated in Ireland. Broy Harriers was the name given to police informants. During the search McAleer was ...
... of live music in pubs across the city The festivities continue on Monday with a bi-centenary lecture called 1798 The United Irishmen at the Irish Centre Digbeth at 8pm And on St Patrick’s Day itself -Tuesday - there will be live music all day in pubs ...
... of that cause were Nonconformist Northerners. Mary Ann's brother, Henry Joy McCracken, paid for his adherence to the United Irishmen with his life in 1798. She walked by his side to the gallows set up in front of the Market-House at Belfast where he was ...
... bank at Monte Carlo you can forget him since the day the heavy mob descended on the Bank of Ireland at Not 98 when the United Irishmen at Vinegar Hill nearby had that peaceful Wexford village such excitement Ten there were large fellows led by a sinister ...
... one of the most cel-brated figures in Irish history became the best-known figure of the United Irishmen - the underground revolutionary organisation formed to unite Catholics and Protestants in an effort to break the tie with England The film includes ...
... and a panel of economists Last in the series 4 IRISH ANGLE SPECIAL 1798 Protestant Revolt look at the 1798 revolt the United Irishmen launched an uprising against British rule and its effect on the course of Irish history 49c OLD COUNTRY Steam Plough - ...
... nationalised industries 400 IRISH ANGLE SPECIAL 1798 Protestant Revolt Today’s programme looks at the 1798 revolt when the United Irishmen launched an uprising against British rule 425 OLD COUNTRY Steam Plough Terrier Show Jack Hargreaves looks at the ways ...