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... THE PRINCE AT THE PALACE; AND UNITED IRISHMEN. THE PRINCE OF WALES AS AN OFFICER OF THE GUARD AT HIS FATHER'S HOUSE HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS AT THE HEAD OF A COMPANY OF GRENADIERS OUTSIDE BUCKINGHAM PALACE. Photograph by P.I.C. The Prince of Wales, who was ...
... foot, he was chosen as the military leader of the United Irishmen. Events had now considerably developed in Ireland. Secret drilling went on everywhere, and thousands joined the ranks of the United Irishmen. In 1797 the society had become a distinctly military ...
... Emmet, who, as a leader of the United Irishmen, headed an unsuccessful rising in Dublin in July 1803. an exploit for which he was hanged in the following September. Thomas Addis Emmet, also a leader of the United Irishmen, emi grated to New York in 1804 ...
... moral worth, intellectual power, and oratory. Prevented by his youth from taking a prominent part in the councils of the United Irishmen, Emmet engaged in active propaganda within the University walls, and his speeches at the College Historical Society at ...
... Italy has not raised such a man. Portrait of an Ancestor 'pHE Desire to Please. A Story of Hamilton Rowan and the 1 United Irishmen (Constable 15s.) is the second volume in Harold Nicolson's series In Search of the Past Helen's Tower having been the ...
... happiness of his own life began to have a deep unrest at its core. He must act and he did act he threw in his lot with the United Irishmen. These sober bourgeois intellec tuals hardly knew what to make of him, but he worked with them and, along with them, was ...
... descent from the gallant Edwurd Fitz gerald, the husband of that wonderful and mysterious Pamela, who became leader of the United Irishmen in 1798, was betrayed by one Turner, and died in Dublin of wounds inflicted on him when endeavouring to escape from arrest ...
... O'Duffy-Cosgrave Ireland (3) Northern Ireland (4) The Irish of the United Kingdom (5) The Irish of the Dominions (6) The Irish of the rest of the world and (7) The ex-Irish of the United States, alone as yet to have formally discarded the titles to their ...
... Wilson, an ex-M.P. who has lived in the United States for many years, here discusses the renais sance of art beyond the herring-pond in ail its fascinating ramifications In eight hours a non-stop train will carry Irishmen, now populating Edinburgh, to London ...
... the Costello Government to make the campaign for a United Ireland less aggressive and more ingratiating. Only the other day, Mr. Costello argued in the Dail that the interests of Great Britain, the United States and Western Europe, and the interests of ...
... On the other hand, what gives particular cause for alarm in Scotland is the fact that since 1921 Scottish emigrants to the United States and the British Dominions overseas left the country to the extent of approximately 300,000, and, in addition, since ...
... Revolutionary S>;| Wars, the various Volunteering move- I |4 ments in Ireland, the United Irish- I _ men, the Defenders, and so forth, had Wj given large numbers of Irishmen the I opportunity to become trained and I _ armed. The movement started in pi the ...