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... He was a member of Saintfield yeomanry corps upwards of 20 years, and an Orangeman 30. He suffered much injury by the United Irishmen, wvho gotiered abr'i1 his louse, wanting twvo giunts he hoad; and wN hen in WoTl not give them up, they prt a rope abaut ...
... Holohan, aged s0 years. She was daughter of Mr John Tutty, parish of KilIpipe, county Wicklow, who was one of the 25 United Irishmen shot at Carnew on the 25th May, 1798. R.I.P. LALOR-Jan. 7, at her residence, 108 Lower Gardiner- street, Mrs. Catheiine ...
... life to which he always looked back with peculiar delight. Active and earnest in the cause of his country; he joined the United Irishmen, and held an important place in their plans ?? councils. More fortunate, however, than many of his associates, he escaped ...
... a member of the Irish bar in 1701. Ide took a very prominent part with his brother Robert in the efforts made by the United Irishmen for the independence of their native land, and after the failure of those efforts came to this country, where he soon ...
... neronterrace, Booterstown age-Sei-, Harriet Theresa Mairoen, relict of the late Dr R It MIadden, author of 'lhe Lives of the United Irishmen, antd formerly fl 4ooal Secretary of Western Australia. R I P. lbkfuneral will leave Booterstown. Catholic Church for ...
... propositions began to co operate for the ruin of Ireland, young Lawless joined the only hope Of the country-the Sciety of United Irishmen. Fitzgerald, the Emmetts, Sampson, O'Connor, were his intimate friends, and on their motives Lord Cloncurry sheds the ...
... distinotion as practitioners. Thre grandfather of the deceas-d received a fee of' one hundred guineas fox the defence of the United Irishmen at the Lent ass-i7es in 1797, tdie celebrated Curran being re- tainedl as counssel. Buring the early part of his professional ...
... part the Centenary. The Committer has resolved also to take steps for the formation >f National organisation. called the United Irishmen Centennial Association, tor the carrying out the celebration in a worthy spirit and upon worthy scale. The Association ...
... THE UNITED IRISH LEAGUE. MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE. SPEECH OF MR. WILLIAM O'BRIEN. I A meeting of tb« Executive of the United Iruh League was held at the League Room*, .hunee'e sueet, Woetpert. 'i was Inrge atiendancg of delegate*, including fhe foilowiau ...
... years Colonel RandallRoberts occupied several positions of honour and emolument under the United States Government ,During Lhe ad- ministration of 1884-8 he was United [States Minister td Chili, Col Roberts was born in Barldwin street, Mitcheistown, where ...
... cause of Ireland, died in St Mary's Hospital, San Francisco, on April 10th. He was assigned to the task of organising the Irishmen in the English armv. His efforts in this line were crowned with success, but in 1865 he was arrested and charged with treason ...
... which Irel md has pledged ier»etf. Let it be to us a guiding light—to cheer our strife for liberty and teach us to unite Yes. teach us to unite—that is the lesson of '98; that will be the celebration of '98.—Very tiuly yours, JtJSTIN M'C'BTHT. We«tgate-on ...