... honour hut to emulate the heroes 98, lielanil this year in a special manner belongs. For it i» only l>y unite I Irishmen that the I'nited Irishmen ran fittingly commemorated. The dust many hundreds dead patriots who died for land gave sanctity to the ...

... UNITED IRISHMEN CENTENNIAL ASSOCIATION. AT THU ROTUNDA. It ainseting the Organising Committee. d National Club, Kutlaud square, last it was decided that the conference be n;e at 1 o'clock, ■mediately after the conclusion of conduce public meeting will ...

... The Organising Committee of the United Irishmen'* Centennial Association has submitted that body most interesting programme for the celebration of the Centenary. A. grand national banquet be given (.he f May, ths day fixed for the beginning the struggle ...

... for the fitting record Irish gi'.ritii.ii' The Convention and the public meeting resolved erect memorial Tone and the United Irishmen the tine site granted the Corporation. Both tin- Convention and tli'* meeting were thoroughly representative ...

... scapcap ppoibij ap Crioc an 19ihat> La Ifthi Satiitia, 1738. Cojab leac Cumann h-Occ, THEOBALD WOLFE TONE, Founder Society United Irishmen, Was born this House 20th June, 1763. lie for Iruhin the Provost's Prison, Arbour Hill, the 19tli November, IT'lfi. This ...

... 3i)itnml DUBLIN: SATUKDAY, MARCH 12.1898 the twelfth March just hundred years a d.'ailly blow was struck the Association United Irishmen in Dublin. The dramatic incident in truth the turning point of the movement. ' to that day the organisation, secure the ...

... i h:i *. the compliment paid to him. PROP0iSED M O ER DEdlON:.5T1,ANU, IN D EUBlIN. Mr J P Dunn, secretarv Uodfe r United Irishmen Memnoria! Comin -e. - ',Our committee having in .-ntr-nw - organisation of a monster ;1enf ;ra .. metropolis on the tirsi ...

... development of an industry that was already in existence. They were all united in their desire to-see Irish manu. factures created and increased. In that respect they were all United Irishmen, or Uniouists, if they' preferred the term (laughter). The Lord Mayor ...

... temporary and nneosential distinctions, and the hostilities begotten them: and the nation has resolved to honour the United Irishmen in the onlyway that they could fittingly honoured namely, a brotherly union revive their spirit and secure their fame ...

... the Lyric Theatre, Burgh. quay, having kindly given the use of their handsome and historic lall to the Wolfe Tone, and United Irishmen Memorial Committee for the purpose of organising a matinee concert in aid of Memorial Fund on the date of the Na- tional ...

... furnished, that ifc would b- advisable two auditors for th«* pnro'se of apportioning the -•v accounts by (k.e Wolfe l'one United Irishmen Memorial Oomnaittee aid the Centenary Executive Council respectively. the mot ion van. seconded l>v Morris, Messrs P White ...

... quite the opening rate, WOLFE TONE: AND NINETY-EIGHT MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION. A special meeting of the Wolfe Tone. anhI U; United Irishmen Memorial Comnmttee took: 3- place at the Council Chamber, City Hall, oni Wednesday evening, Mr F J Allan presiding., The ...