Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... 1798, and took an active part in the battles ot Wexford, New Ross, Newtownharry, and Kilcomney; was a captain of the United Irishmen, and died at the patriarchal age of 109 years. He reaped barley at the workhouse in 1866, and was supported in town afterwards ...
... last century made some strange revelations. Cork there lived a watchmaker, named Conway, one of the directory of the United Irishmen there. So public and open a professor of disloyal sentiments was he, that on the plates of his watches he had engraved ...
... Orogen, T.C, and unanimously resolved That this Convention approves of the United Irishmen Centennial Association, which has its object the honouring the memory of the United Irishmen, whose society was constituted for the purpose of forwarding 'a brotherhood ...
... which I perceive has just been formed for the carrying on of this great work may not cease its labours until it has united Irishmen of every class and opinion in the common object of freeing themselves from the appearance of a crime which could never ...
... very well got up, and applauded accordingly. The more tragic interest of the melodrama centred in the conspiracy of the United Irishmen of We have an innocent man, “Harry Kavanagh” (Mr. B. Hill.), betrayed by the villian Stephen Purcell (Mr. Gresham) and ...
... Branch to forward £lO as a first eubscription towards the memorial to be erected to the memory of Wolfe Tone sad the United Irishmen. . . . . It was further decided that a demonstration to take the form of • proceisioli with torches and tar barrels, hded ...
... student days), Westmoreland street. O'Connell street, Abbey street (passing site of “Press” office, the organ of the United Irishmen), Stafford street (passing the house in which Tone was born), Mary etreel, Capel street. Little Britain street, street ...
... Ireland. Iherre's History of Cork, about 40 Vols. of BOHN'S Library, ROJllDsotionari, Cyclo• pedn, Hands Orlando, MADDILNII United Irishmen (the three with several Hundred Volumes of Modern Literature on various subjects. The entire will be Sold without reserve; ...
... That inasmuch se the work of the '9B Centenary celebrities, cannot be mid to be munpkte until the memorial to and the United Irishmen shall have bees unveiled. and imamate as we believe the disbanding at the organisation would have a moot disastrous effect ...
... Churchill, Dryden, Southey, Shakespeare, Sheustoue, Spencer, Milton, Butler, Bums, Bowles, Swift, Johnson, &c.; Madden’s United Irishmen, Ist 2nd, and 3rd Series | Kilkenny Archmological Journals, 6 Vols.; Encyclopedia Britannicas, Vols.; Chambers Journal ...
... Churchill, Dryden, Southey, Shakespeare, Sheustone, Spencer, Milton, Butler, Burns, Bowles, Swift, Johnson, &c.; Madden’s United Irishmen, Ist and 3rd Series; Kilkenny Archaeological Journals, 6 Vols.; Encyclopedia Britannica, 26 Vols.; Chambers’ Journal, ...
... Churchill, Drydcn, Southey, Shakespeare, Shcustonc, Spencer, Milton, Butler, P.urns, Bowles, Swift, Johnson, Ac. ; Madden's United Irishmen, Ist, 2nd, and 3rd Series ; Kilkenny Archidogical Journals, Vols. ; Encyclopedia Britannica, 20 Vols.; Chambers* Journal ...