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... o>room, on Fridny 17th inst, Mr B. Sterenson, President, in the chair. Mr A. Patton, read an essay on the society of United Irishmen and their connection with the Rebellion of *96, which was criticised by sereral of the members. There was largo attendance ...
... Hope was thus trying to organist United Irish Societies, which first were made op mainly of Protestants, Charles Xetlisg was endeavouring to persuade the Homan Catholic Defenders to cast their lot with the United Irishmen. In this was successful, and. whan ...
... Ids ** Spartan Hand. in the churchyard, he led a pariy to attack the ywmun in their rear. Just then reinforcement of United irishmen, 600 strong, arrived from Baadalstown, which, after sharp conflict, they bad captured. As they entered Antrim they saw ...
... obtain what Tone and the United Irishmen bravely struggled for” “That we believe that every Nationalist of the | parish should enrol himself the Wolfe Tone '9B Club, and so help carry on the fight begun Wolfe Tone and the United Irishmen.” Mr Lewis Smith was ...
... Dnblio Monday, 15tb lost.on tbe occasion of the laying of tbe foundation-stone of the mono meat Theobald Wolfe Tone and United Irishmen. The loiter went on to state that is needless to dwell upon tbe necessity for making the celebration worthy of those soldiers ...
... makes for return the days of *9B, and rc-craa'ionof the United Irishmen. What is the practical nse Unionism 7 Are not the Balfours, like all their predecessor in English state-craft, only using irishmen as counters in game in which their own personal interests ...
... should never be forgotten that, at first, the United Irish Society was lawful association, established for accomplishing meat desirable object.” At the great Provincial Assembly promoted by the United Irishmen, and held at Dungannon in 1793, resolutions ...
... have carefully examined the account given this paper of the Dungannon Convention of county delegatee, pro* moled the United Irishmen. That Conventioß was held the 15th February, 1793, and, well the Volunteers 17*2 and 1783, met in the Presbyterian Church ...
... IRISH REBELLION OF 1798. oar last paper gave sketch of the earlier proceedings of the conspirators calling tlierasslves United Irishmen. The group was motley, consisting, nearly all instances, of wen of broken fortunes or professi-mal ill success, barristers ...
... ancestor was the author. lam well aware that Madden thought that the song was composed Reynolds (Literary Remains of the United Irishmen, p. 329), and of course statement is open to controversy but was adopted after duo deliberation.—Tours Ac., W. T. L.nukfi ...
... of his life. was highly intelligent man for his station in life.and loved talk of the olden times,—of Waterloo, Ilia United Irishmen. Captain Vemer, &c. His thrilling narrative of that dire calamity which Ireland passed through 1M«» and ’47,—the Black ...
... josa tbe Society of United Irishmen when fleet formed however, in 1795 be oast bis lot with this organisation, and soon became active in farthering its interests, on lines of constitutional agitation. When the leaden of United Irishmen began to prepare for ...