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... another man appoiated in his place, This act was a deathblow to the constitutional agitation of Grattan, and inspired the United Irishmen with new hopes and a new policy, Ihe events of the time convinced thesa men that mere constitutional agitation could do ...
... educated at Downside College and is unmar ried, His great grand uncle John Sweetmsu of Dublin was one of the leaders of the United Irishmen and one of the State prisemers in 1798. gr S;uatmm resides at Drumbaragh Kells, Co. eath, ...
... upon their name and conotry. The subject of this reference, Henry Joy M‘Cracken, was one of those noble spirite in the United Irishmen | agitation. He wes born in Belfast on the ' 3lst August. 1767. His ancestors on both sides, Calvinist and Huguenot, sought ...
... that preceedings were being instituted against him again for the part he had taken in the political agitation of the United Irishmen, and he escaped to America. He lived at Wilmington. Del., till the me:nc-able year of 1795, when the chances of Napoleon’s ...
... ken disrespectfully of those very United Irishmen whose secrets e was revealiug to the Goverument. 4 $ ;- He passed as'a martyr and an exile that he might migrate to Hambucg, then the Coutinental headquarters of the United [richmen, who by appoioting him ...
... fact is that, as flags go, it is comparatively new. It first made its appearance in 1793, when it was adopted by the United Irishmen, and it is said they choose green beoause it is & blerd of orsngs and blue, to typify the union of north ‘and south. ’ ...
... Insurrection Memorable Is More Deserving of Respec} and Affection Than Manus O'Donueil.~=Born in County Donegal — Joins the United Irishmen and Appointed Captain or the Forces in His Native liistrict. —His Trnals and Sufferings for Motherland. One of the heroes ...
... CITY TzizpHONE No 116, - ~ He early joined tae Society of United Irishmen, and shortly after doing so was appointed captain and second in command of the forces in his native district, The serpent, however, was soon on his track He was betraged by one ...
... on risiug was rapturgasly received by ac overcrowded house of stanpel. auti- Parnellites ana waking for his subject, « United Irishmen’ which be treuted ia & very able aud taleuted manuer ou the motion of e Charles O'Neill sceond by -Mr T Didunion, be was ...
... Kilwarden)bad been Attorney General. When that just lawyer shrank from overstraining the constitution and law against the United Irishmen he was promoted to the bench to make way for Toler, who became thenceforward the fitting prosecutor of the Castlereagh ...
... echo in my breast (Pooh wish vnobles and retinae) That party feuds and petty spleen Be banished our beloved land And Irishmen united seen In:might and right, a pbalan band. A photon band, of men who know That 'Freedom oomes from God's right hand,' Men ...
... Ire. land needed business builders. They were Split up until the cream of dream now is !hat Ireland would become united, Abroad, Irishmen from the North, Soutb. East and West were building the world up. In presence of the sacrifices the men in Gallipoli ...