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... oervatiens, the lecturer continued to say—The great ' movemeht of the United Irishmen epeedily developed itself. There were • number of young men*, associations formed about the year '92. They were to be fouiid in , every town of wiener', and et recognised ...
... nament to raise funds the Wolfe Tone and United Irishmen Memorial Fund. Itt -moving the resolution, 3fr. Caffrey said he was sure the resolution would commend itself to the large fanners who were paying a penny in the .£ towards the Agricultural Society ...
... 1808, fully illustrated by an original series of Lime-light Photoramic Views, consisting of Portraits of the Leading United Irishmen, and places of interest associated with them, the sites of the Wexford Battlefields, etc), will be given by L. J. KINSELLA ...
... 1803, tally illustrated by an original eerie. of Lime-light Pbotoramio Views, consisting of Portraits of the Leading United Irishmen, and places of interest associated with them, the sites of the Wexford Battlefields, etc), will be given by L. J. KINSELLA ...
... the Council's cue properly presented at the mixes. Tho secretaries of the United Irishmen Centennial Amociation wrote We herewith enclosed you an address from the United Irishmen Centennial Association with a request that you would allow ns to add your ...
... interest in everything that was calculated to benefit the town, and we are very much mistaken if in this movement, which has united Irishmen of every creed and class, it does not take • leading and prominent part. Upon those who have already become members of ...
... in check. Rev. C. Kingsley referring to some alhance between the Chartists and the United Irishmen wrote— what brotherhood ought you to have with the united Irishmen party, who pride themselves on their hatred to your nation and recuinnieud schemes of ...
... the use of the Navan Show Grounds for the holding of a Gaelic football tournament to raise funds for the Wolfe Tone and United Irishmen Memorial Fund, and we call on the Meath County Council to discontinue the annual grant given towards the Society's funds ...
... and the vicinity are represented by four delegates. On this basis the convention represents 6,400 lodges. The Order of United Irishmen and the Ancient Order of Hibernian, are not represented. The meeting is composed principally of members of the Clan Gael ...
... accounts daily appearing in the newspapers the Fenian Brotherhood has its ramiGeatione in every part of Ire:and. Like the United Irishmen of the past their organization extends into every town and hamlet ia the country. Even in Drogheda, that quietest of all ...
... s tch urc h•pl ace by th e name of Lord Edward-str in meinory of the ill-fated Lord Alward Fitzgerald, leader of the United Irishmen of 1798. DROe WATERWOKS COMPANY. r Hp . • - 'ma ordinary general meeting of the sharebolder' of the Drogheda Waterworks ...
... and thou he put dm collar of the Castle round hid neck. Another great patriot, Wolfe Tone, the guiding spirit of the United Irishmen, frankly admitted that he would hare become a loyal eubject to King George if Pitt had given him sumo small pest under ...