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... nine-tenths of 'the Nationaliste of Lthis city, invite the Nationalists of Ulster to unite in a movement in this province worthy of the haome of the United Irishmen; end we call .uDon ste Nationalists of Belfast and Ulster to stand ty the main body of ...
... work out, I hope to have a subscription for the second, i.e., The Hospital, also.-D ?? May 2nd, 'cg THE WObFE TONE AND UNITED IRISHMEN MEMORIAtL. The Wolfe Tone and Ninety-Eight Memorial Association have issued a circular to the muni- cipal and poor law ...
... the United Irishmen were held), through .IWormwood Gate Ibirthplace of Dr R R Mad- Lden, biographer of United Irishmen), St Augus- ; i tine street, Usher's quay (passing Queen street 5Bridge, scene of the execution of several promi- ;nent ...
... which he has expended in ascertaining and verifying every circumstance calculated to illustrate the charac- ters of the United Irishmen, or throw a light upon the history of their times, deserves the warmest acknow- ledgment. Indeed, so carefully has' Dr ...
... place record onr belief the principles the United Irishmen and our admiration of their heroic fight for freedom, and we pledge onrselvrs promote that union among Iriah Nationalists which keyetono ef the United Irish Movement and by every honourable means ...
... erected some years ago by a Protestant Minister, the late Mr. Carey. short, the Gaelic League did not unite Irishmen Toomehridge, but found there already -United Irishipen,” who enthusiastically recognised the Gaelic move, mem. as vital nrpqrtanre to the National ...
... 3i)itnml DUBLIN: SATUKDAY, MARCH 12.1898 the twelfth March just hundred years a d.'ailly blow was struck the Association United Irishmen in Dublin. The dramatic incident in truth the turning point of the movement. ' to that day the organisation, secure the ...
... the Orangemen—John Claudios Bereafdrd—voted against the Union. He had shown, more than most men, seventy against the United Irishmen, bat proved, by hi* vote, that one could anti-Unionist without belonging advanced party. The fundamental principle of ...
... noble death upon evoked the eubgium Frank Thorpe Portoc. the »» Police Magistrate of tho r.d century, was the son \ • the United Irishmen. Mr. J'«‘ lbs grandnephew of Dr. M from whom is railed. th» Mnvefnent. ebnee ode on pror' - *mred by Mr. lthe fin sl ...
... fir*?'—that tbe ’67 men, (or n»- stanre hrfnrt embarking such (ask as eroding suitable monument to Wolfe Tone and (he United Irishmen of 17367 -hiibt label- oar. Ml qu»»utf. tan Ike Me. Ike Brert Label, mad eee tkat the Cejeeli U Brmlr erweted the bottle ...
... uppermost the thoughts Irishmen. Mr. Dillon said truly, only the weapons are changed. Above all things at yesterday's meeting the speakers spent themselves in entreating that all true Irishmen. would unite, and work the United Irishmen of ...
... from the Unite 1 Irishmen Associntion voices. believe, thevie»s: the vast majority Irish National!* whether in this country or America, the spirit which the Centenary t* glorious struggle of 93 should mted. a slur thu memories of'J United Irishmen who were ...