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... THE UNITED IRISHMEN. QUEENSMAN'S DUBLIN LECTURE. A lecture on The United Irishmen and Their Failure-1791 to 1798. was the 'title of a lecture delivered to the Dublin University History Society by Dr. T. W. Moody, lecturer in history, Queen's University ...
... UNITED IRISHMEN These Candidates support Official Unionist Party Policy: CARSON —North What —North Down —South Antrim —S.sd Dew. —Fermanagh & South Tyrone ...
... THE UNITED IRISHMEN. Tho plan which thin wap afti rwarda COHslf.’iU tl (eaya the I•mint Ai«-y//*A f..r M.irt h) was elo leh.-d and V>ol»« r.,m- Its l was it thceslabliphmtnl 1: t . oi'i.iM..- nml. orr. 'pond. nc.i with the .1 ohm tUnh m I‘.oil and ...
... IRISHMEN UNITED. The second reading fire (Town Tenants) Bill is significant another way. have spoken erf the exceptional treatment Ireland the House Commons. But yesterday’s case the Bill had very special state things behind “All Ireland/' said Mr. Patrick ...
... Samuel Neilson THE founder of the Society of United Irishmen, Samuel Neilson, son of a Presbyterian clergyman, was born at Ballyroney, Co. Down, in September, 1761. As a boy of 16, he was apprenticed to his elder brother, John, a Belfast draper. At the ...
... Battle of Ballynahinch DURING the evening of June 12. 1798, the army of the United Irishmen under Henry Munro exchanged their first shots at Ballynahinch with the English troops commanded by General Nugent. When only a few shells were fired in return ...
... 5. -day A. Battle of Antrim ON JUNE 7, 1798, the United Irishmen under the command of Henry Joy McCracken made an attempt to seize the town of Antrim, then occupied by the 22nd Light Dragoons commanded by Colonel Lumley and the local Yeomanry under Lord ...
... RESERVE. i. Belfast Volunteers, 1781. 2. Bell Society of United Irishmen. TTo became an active leader in the insurrectionary movement, and in that capacity commanded the Insurgent forces at ...
... REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY ON CAVE WOLFE TONE'S MEMORY. FOUNDED UNITED IRISHMEN! DE VALERA tOIPIIED WIT' 111. Just one hundred and thirty years ago flienhald Wolfe Tone stood on this very spot, and with him were .Sentuol Neilson, Henry Joy 111'Crackee, Robert ...
... the 'lrish News). Mr. Boyle, who was speaking on The International Significance of the United Irishmen, said it was not generally realised that the United Irishmen aimed at important socia• and economic reforms, as well as national independence. Their ...
... PATRIOTS. The New York Times says—“ Much of what Mr. J. W. Crowe, of Peoria, has say about the destructive work of the United Irishmen is lies empty boaslinK, but if shall appear that be is actually engaged the manufacture of infernal machines for shipment ...
... Salvos And so in 1868 Apprentice Boys fired salvos of broken crockery over Bogside from the Walker Monument. _ The United Irishmen of 1798 are held up as today's model of how Catholic and Protestant can and should join together. But Dr. Stewart writes: ...