... the power of nationality naturally gave added strength to the disruptive force of seetarian bigotry, which, despite the United Irishmen, had remained strong amongst Protestants ‘as a whole. As Ireland grew more and more Anglicised increasing numbers of people ...

... afterwards fought on the side of the colonists in the War of Independence), and that they were forced, during the time of the United Irishmen, Readers of TEI LIADZR note Cussen's Advertisement. Cumin's, Outfitters, 22 Capel Street (opposite Mary's Abbey). Express ...

... Father Andrew he whispered, Don't give up the Gaelic.' In the preface to the book the writer recalls the fact that the United Irishmen placed all their hopes in France. She reminds us that while the Society was energetic the people were apathetic. But, ...

... AIRS. By Thomas Moore. Cloth, is. POETICAL 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, ls. POETICAL WORKS OF GERALD GRIFFIN. Paper cover ...

... of the Wine Red Hand, everything is turned to blood. Farrell introduces “that heavy— curse of Ireland, the system of United Irishmen.” In jts wake came the triangle and the cat, and almost unbelievable slaughter and beastliness. “Farrell himself,” says ...

... the Catholic Committee. “he - Wolfr Tv Theobald (olfe .one succeeded in getting Catholics and Protestants to unite and form the United Irishmen. Then Charlemont became hopeless; his letters to his friend Dr. Haliday became piteous, and in his memoirs he ...

... purliens I inhabit.” From Dr. Drennan’s subsequent letters it is evident that he did not join the new Society of the United Irishmen, and his letters for the next twenty-two years, until his death in 1820, are of o more personal character. He was also ...

... account of a certain cuality of invisibility. The present shade of green, that is, the wniform of Robert Emmet and the United Irishmen, would scarcely fail to attract attention in these days. The lamp posts, the electric light standards, and the tram poles ...

... years and a-half previous to the starting of the United Irishmen. William liconey and Arthur Griffith were amongst our contributors, and our paper might just as well have been called the United Irishman as the name it Lore as far as principles ...

... present own a 11orace that belonged to my great grand uncle, John Sweetman, one of the members of the directory of the United Irishmen. which he had with him in prison in Kilmainham in 1798, and on the fly leaf of whch he had written a copy of a letter ...

... residents in Newmarket, whose statements he encloses, assert that the plate was given to Dr. Madden, author of Lives of the United Irishmen ; while Mr. Luke Philpot, a relation of the Currans, and who is now ninety, says that it was sent to the Emmet family ...

... to the accounts so as to build up the story of cold-blooded calculated inhumanity. After a century, in the time of the United Irishmen, the 1641 massacre story had been debunked by the efforts of writers like Henry Brooke and John Curry. Once again sectarian ...