... Books Scholarly study of United Irishmen Morianne Eliots has produced @ stacty of arianne eDI e e S terestd in Irish hub'zand the pobtscl:l l'elamhlpm ip between British Isles and Dr Elliott’s PARTNERS IN REVOLUTION: THE UNITED IRISH- G work of & e ‘;'lh‘ ...

... wounds received in the attack by the United Irishmen at Antrim. The News Letter described it as an “atrocious murder” of a popular landlord — “an addition to the black catalogue of crime of which the United Irishmen have been guilty.” *“This melancholy ...

... some interesting information about the Cushendallborn doctor: “Doctor McDonnell was one of the members of the Society of United Irishmen. He was born near Cushendall and is buried there. He qéa&l’ilfied as a doctor in inburgh in 1784 and, although sympathetic ...

... Working on Wolife Tone MARIANNE ELLIOTT, a Glengormley girl who has earned international recognition for her study of the United Irishmen movement, is working on a new biography of the man who launched the organisation back in the 1790’s — Theobald Wolfe Tone ...

... woods — John Nevin. Peter along with his copy of ‘Who Fears to Speak of '9B writes about the United Irish Society in the following terms. R A “The United Irishmen were formed in Belfast in 1791 by Theobald Wolfe Tone, by 1793 the “Liberty Men” as they become ...

... Labour Party will not have Tony Benn foisted on it. It would be a disaster. lames Callaghan We cannot be united Irishmen. Can we not be United /slanders? John Diggs Davison, Tory Ml'. WEEKEND KITCHEN ...

... Tuesday, September 1, 1987 ?;;;ilety of United Irishmen in Belfast in October The celebrations planned in Belfast for the 1792 anniversary of the French Revolution were designed to show the unity of the United Irishmen and the Catholic Committee on & joint ...

... that the letter signed by an assortment of physicians, Methodist divines, aristo- crats, trade unionists and latter day United Irishmen should use the absurd Republican phrase ‘Protestant, Catholic and Dis- senter’. Who are the more ‘Protestant’ — the Calvinists ...

... and his government in this place. Russell is indeed known to all and sundry as a friend and associate of many of the United Irishmen, who, say spokesmen for the Crown, are men of quality who would pull down the rule of law on this island and replace it ...

... arrived with a regiment with Arthur Chichester the founder of Belfast. It is interesting that Dr Madden in his book on the United Irishmen should state, “Francis Joy was originally a conveyancer and notary public, and established the Belfast News-l Letter in ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...