... Catholics, under the names of Peep-o'-day, Boys and Defenders, were waging in the North, and combining the two parties into United Irishmen. Orange loyalty, unfortunately, has generally been directed to keeping up the religious feud; and so the celebration ...

... witness said that this organisation was publicly known as the Irish Nationalists, but amongst its members as The United Irishmen. or T. U. The executive Ind y was known as the B. a. In connection with this organisation there were a number of ...

... moot of the independence of the United States in 1754 to the declaration of war with France in 17t13. For Ireland they include the early days of Grattan's Parliament and the fin mdation of the society of the United Irishmen. A history of the Royal Dragoons ...

... were, to a considerable eetenx, educated with a new to the high destiny before them. United South Africa's First Premier: General Botha,. the .fist Premier of United South Africa. is not the Int British subject who has takes °Moe under the Crown after ...

... in London the other day. The first stone of a monument to be erected in Dublin to the memory of Wolfe Tone and other United Irishmen who were executed in 1798 his been laid on the site of the old Now•gate Prison. The Admiralty have granted permission ...

... address; such a thoroughly representative and tumidmous audience as that before him. It showed him that Englishmen were united with Irishmen in principles right and just. The agitation for the alteration of the land laws of Ireland had now assumed such a character ...

... Several Mlles &slated. The dour of the church was damaged, but no person was Injured. At a meeting of the Society of United Irishmen. held at Brooklyn on Sunday, Mr. Hainet, President of the Labour League. declared that any movement to free Ireland from ...

... lion from the Mush Government is nowt to the Irish Modem In the United States. The Few IltraN eagge-te that the Abellrish relations appear toverge en wer and olds ti at the United States will not immediately follow the of Engload in the American ...

... Let her hate the means of passing her own laws, and treat Irishmen with the same justice that is meted out to England, and the Irish nation would be satisfied. Ile knew they would unite in posing the resolution he had just read, and thereby &mist to pas ...

... this year attain nt 221,000 lest year. The diminution runs through all the Rebmann., only 51000 Irishmen hewing this year against wz,ooo last year. The United continues to be the great attriterioc. MK*e kw the Irish. This year tb.re west to the Vaned States ...

... conception of her position from the very first. It is idly represented that Irishmen will simply continue to vote as they have always hitherto voted, as Members of the United Kingdom, on English and Scotch affairs; and it is asked what difference it makes ...

... thanking Irishmen in the United States, Canada, New Zealand, and other countries abroad for the unchangeable and self. sacrificing devotion they had shewn to the Irish cause during the late elector al striugle, and expressing warns gratitude to Irishmen in ...