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... interesting article is ‘“ The Political Ideals of the United Irishmen.” by T. W. Moody, Lecturer in History, Queen’s University, Belfast. Many people will be surprised to learn that the United Irishmen advocated votes for all males who had attained the age ...
... incipient desire, which may from time to time arise, to understand their career or motives. Platform references to the United Irishmen, as a body, are similarly incapable of evoking any answering emotion, since such references are much too obviously aimed ...
... is a strange “and almost paradoxical position that while these elaborate pre. parations are being made to honour the United Irishmen, a slum back street should be the only permanent memorial to Wolfe Tone, while apart from O’Connell Street, virtually ...
... OUT. CHEAP REPRINT. COMPLETE. A BOOK LONG WANTED. lig TINS By R, R. MADDEN, M.D., M.R.J.& Author of The Lives of the United Irishmen. Crown Bvo., 272 Pages, Complete. Paper Cover, Sixpen Edition, Cloth, I s . 6d. P ost F ree, twopence extra.ce, Fin, ...
... justice to Ireland as a whole and to our countrymen along the border in a particular way. The Executive that would have united Irishmen on that stand would have done well for their country and, fur- ...
... hoped with the Ulster Dissenters. He formed his plans in 1791, and, six years afterwards, there were 150,000 enrolled United Irishmen in Ulster. This number included Catho lics of course, but the credit of organizing the movement must be given to the ...
... R. W. Postgate’s interesting biography. It is a fine, sympathetic study of Emmet and a clear, succinct account of the United Irishmen movement. : . MITCHEL a 8 veata sedm miscéil Malt O Dornant oo repiod 2/6 The gripping story of a man whose deeds and ...
... Lives and Times of United Irishmen By DR. MADDEN. Edited and Supplemented with much new material by JAMES J. O'NEI LL, Librarian, University College, Dublin. This new edition of Dr. Madden’s great work will be completed in about twenty-fivre monthly parts ...
... old-fashioned houses, with prints of the United Irishmen on the walls. The old lady seemed as if she wanted us to remain for some days. While waiting for the meal, I copied down the names of the United Irishmen. A little onwards, we first saw the Slaney ...
... AIRS. By Thomas Moore. Cloth, Is. PoE.TIC‘I, WORKS OF RICHARD D'ALTON WILLIAMS. Green cloth, Is. LITERARY REMAINS OF THE UNITED IRISHMEN OF '9B. Songs and Ballads. Collected by Dr. R. R. Madden. Green cloth, Is. POETICAL WORKS OF GERALD GRIFFIN. Paper oover ...
... He felt the soul of the descendants of the United Irishmen in the North was sound if only they had a leader. A Henry Joy MacCracken was all the Orangemen wanted and they would stand beside their brother Irishmen, papists or otherwise. No creed or class ...
... Anglo-grish colonel, got its eternal nickname of Blayney's Bloodhounds, for its devouring relish for flesh and blood of United Irishmen: not to mention its comrade Welsh regiment which, though Celtic, vied with those Hessian mercenaries expressly bought ...