... evening at eight o'clock. The occasion is the 100th anniversary of the .execution of William Orr, the Bint martyr .f the United Irishmen, whose death took place on the 14tb October, 1797. Mis Maud Genre will deliver the address, and Mr John O'Leary will preside ...

... dis- trict. They were no longer there es Parnellites or anti-Parnellites, or any sections or types. They were there as united irishmen, determrined to twork inD the commnon cause of the regenera- I tion of their country cheers). ni ith regard to the Uniied ...

... . freedom by the Irish Insureer.ts ' . te send up to our comnmr ttee n iD = pedetal of the intended nionur-:;- - the United Irishmen, a square .: o 'K commemoration of the place v'h e: ?? was fought, with the ne t .oh .: red letters, same to bh inserte ...

... stated that before proceed- ing further he wished to inquire as to certain matters in connection with the Wolfe Tone and United Irishmen Memorial Association, as those matters referred to had been assigned as a readon by many municipal representatives who ...

... Saturday, January. 14th nest, of Mr .Whitbread's drama, Wolfe Tone, the proceeds to be devoted fo the Wolfe Tone and United Irishmen Memorial Fund without deduction. A *letter re .erection of 'railings, at the Wolfe Tone Menfoorial site was .received ...

... was glad to see so many Irishmen tbhre that night prepared to houour the memory of those men who fell in the struggle for Irish independence in the year 1798. . This was an opportunity when all sec- tions of Irishmen might unite together. He was proud ...

... named Ivory ftom the county Carlow to Dublin for examination in 1798. Ivory was a schoolmaster and the organizer of the United Irishmen in the south-west corner of the county. Strange that in 1896 the Car- low police should be inquiring into the aute- cadents ...

... glorious hut ' united platform they mid «U that the le.'ti«« public opinion in 'l-e ■ count!y should sink shiir jealousies and their spites an ...

... and hag only one-eighth to gare. -O wonder Ireland should be industri4!? stationary or retrogressive. It ?? tinte that Irishmen united to save irom ux- s haustion their country's resources. ...

... SIweetman. vice-chairmnm Meath County Caoun- cil, and grand-nephew of John Sweetmnan (fellow nrcmbci of the Directory of United Irishmen with James Napper Tandyl be invited to untveil thes memorial tablet at l:.aster Suuday's demnon- .-tr.ation; also that ...

... starving creatures, and 1 hope that before long we will have an industrial school in this village. So much for the united strength of Irishmen. The cause is worthy of the support of every good man, and it will succeed, with the blessing of Heaven. Drop ...

... blood boltered power of Great Britain, look forward to the prospect of a radical change in the tariff policy of the United States. Irishmen were invited to vote for General Cass upon the indefinite and indefinable hope that if elected bie would some how ...