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... of economists. 4.00 Irish Angle Special. 1798 Protestant Revolt. Today’s programme looks at the 1798 revolt, when the ‘United Irishmen’ launched an uprising against British rule, and its effect on the course of Irish history. 4.25 Old Country. Steam Plough ...
... 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. ...
... one of the most celebrated 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. (BBC 2 8.10 pm) THE ...
... Majority for Mr. Wan! : This is a splendid victory for united Irishmen aeninst the Government, and it will probably be followed by similar vietories in other parts of Ulster. The only scats which the Gevernment ean hold, it is sid. are those for Belfast ...
... (Bosten), and seconded by Mr. John Mahex (Bathurst, Australia), declaring adhesion to the principles of Wolfe Tone and the United Irishmen in their struggle for Ireland’s freedom, and pledging those present to bend their energies to regaining national independence ...
... Strauss 3.00 Spirit of the Age 4.00 100 Great Singers 4.15 Centurions 4.30 The Year 5.45 Sunday Feature Pizarro and the United Irishmen 6.30 Private Passions 7.30 Sunday Play: Major Barbara 10.00 Choir Works 11.30 World Music 12.00 BBC Symphony Orchestra ...
... York, whero others are being constructed, Still more sensational is the account given of a sworn secret society of “ United Irishmen organized at a convention in Philadelphia a year ago. A report of a meeting of the Directory of this society, in New York ...
... ranks. respect, stand out of Wolf T (both graduates of Trini William Orr and Henry Belfast Presbyterians, Socicty of United Irishmen and in later times John Mitchel, Protestant rebe strong character. Ounr r Rulers or Nationalists of t monopoly in rebels ...
... Countdown 10.00 Late Night Love 1.00 Andy Henley Feature E!'“o';lc?gmtchegz-go';h& Lsaée StOWF A Snow- Pizarro and the United Irishmen 6.30 Private Passions 3(‘:‘ Morning Cr eWGW.Ochlark Dennison man on the erth Road 12. ipping Forecast 7.30 Sunday Piay: ...
... attitude of the Irish people towards the oligarchy under which they groaned was evinced by the activity of the “Society of United Irishmen,” consisting chiefly of Protestants, who aimed to set up & republic independent of England, and of the ““ Defenders ” ...
... Coll(ge, Dublin), William Orr and Henry Joy M’'Cracken (two Belfast. Presbyterians, leaders of the formidable Society of United Irishmen of the Rebellion), and in later times John Martin and John Mitchel, Protestant rebels of exceptionally strong character ...
... named M:Clure, a schoolmaster, who, in the year previous to the rebellion of 08, filled a situation of trust among the United Irishmen. Whether justly or not, eannot now be decided, but certain it is that he was suspected of betraying the seerets of the ...