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... in the Gael, New York. UNITED IRISH LEAGUE. EAST KERRY EXECUTIVE. At the meeting of the East Kerry Executive of the United Irish League at Castleisland on Thursday. Mr J J Greany, President Knocknagushel branch of tho United Irish League, presided. There ...
... country where Irishmen exist and where the Irish National Forester's have found a footing, large numbers of have been established for the purpose of fittingly celebrating the centenary of a time in Irish History, when another body of united Irishmen sacrificed ...
... of their glorious struggle for Irish freedoiii; that, in order W make the celebration worthy of the principles of the United Irishmen, and to prove to England how universally all that is representative in the Irish Nation is prepared to join in a tribute ...
... attending the session of the United he with seventy other State prisoners enter_ Mates Circuit Court, on September 14, ed into a compact to reveal the program of and died soon after being carriel to his the United , Irishmen, without. incriminat- I li.ene ...
... apparently c, nsisted his approval of the ideals of the United Irishmen. There were three sow,: The eldest died young,—a tarrister of great promise. The second. Thomas Emmet, was sworn united Irishman, and suffered. He was exiled to Fort George in Scotland ...
... glorious result of next yeat's commemoration if the Irish race could let once men; united on the principle; which formed the basis of the society of the united Irishmen. What those principles were may Ire best expressed in the 1111 l nortal words of the ...
... 'nadirs STORY The testimony of their contemporaries proves the United Irishmen to have been in private life men of unblemished reputation, while in public they earned 'the respect of their fellow citizens by their sterling qualities and inflexible principles ...
... and '95, while other part. of Ireland were bestirring themselves, while lone, Lord Edward, and the utuer leaders of the United Irishmen were plotting for another blow at Eng. land: what were the Boys of Wexford engaged in? Forming large companies fur probecting ...
... Kilwarden) had been Attorney-General. When that just lawyer shrank from overstraining the constitution and law against the United Irishmen, he was promoted to the Bench to make way for Toler, who became thenceforward the fitting prosecutor of the Castlereagh ...
... our future. Let trial:moo unite heartily and genuinely oo this question in the spirit of Mr lierrergtoo ' and all else will follow ea surely as theuoooday follows the dawn (cheers) Next year the story of the united Irishmen will be thrilling every Irish ...
... question. (Applause). Thut would be the course of mere despair, and if we were to have a United Empire—which he believed hi s friends frum the North desired—and a united British race—the Anglo-Celts throughout the world working together in the advancement ...
... the movement, which effected more practical good to the people of Ireland than any preceding one since the trial of tho United Irishmen. Mr Dillon said bo would advise the Irish farmers not to purchase their farms while coercion was carried on in the country ...