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... Majority for Mr. Wan! : This is a splendid victory for united Irishmen aeninst the Government, and it will probably be followed by similar vietories in other parts of Ulster. The only scats which the Gevernment ean hold, it is sid. are those for Belfast ...
... (Bosten), and seconded by Mr. John Mahex (Bathurst, Australia), declaring adhesion to the principles of Wolfe Tone and the United Irishmen in their struggle for Ireland’s freedom, and pledging those present to bend their energies to regaining national independence ...
... ranks. respect, stand out of Wolf T (both graduates of Trini William Orr and Henry Belfast Presbyterians, Socicty of United Irishmen and in later times John Mitchel, Protestant rebe strong character. Ounr r Rulers or Nationalists of t monopoly in rebels ...
... attitude of the Irish people towards the oligarchy under which they groaned was evinced by the activity of the “Society of United Irishmen,” consisting chiefly of Protestants, who aimed to set up & republic independent of England, and of the ““ Defenders ” ...
... Coll(ge, Dublin), William Orr and Henry Joy M’'Cracken (two Belfast. Presbyterians, leaders of the formidable Society of United Irishmen of the Rebellion), and in later times John Martin and John Mitchel, Protestant rebels of exceptionally strong character ...
... EAST DOWYN ELECTION. UNITED IRISHMEN WIN A REMARKABLE VICTORY. THE GOVERNMENT'S CANDIDATE DEFEATED, One of the most remarkable elections, «f recent year, 1 _lrcland was conefuded on Wednesday at East Down. East Down has long been a Conservative and landleed ...
... Irish publication that calls for attention on the part of the authorities. The following observations are made by the United Irishmen on the Irish Militia : Now, to the Militiamen of Ireland we wish to point out the fact that they cannot bs legally compelled ...
... century were many of them United Irishmen and rebels. Mr. Gladstone is constantly harking back on this. I admit it. The Presbyterians of Ulster—for whom I have a better right to speak than Mr. Parnellwere many of them United Irishmen. But if the sons of these ...
... dariger and difficulty we will win for our country the most inestimable treasure to be obtained in creating a free ard united Ireland, united North and South, Catholics and Protestants. “I read a couple of days ago in the puble Press an account of the departure ...
... Austen Chamberlain gave a strange turn to it last ‘week in a speech at Southampton. The Irishmen, he said, who worked in the Sonthampton Docks would be citizens of the United Kingdom us long as they remained there’ Tiut. under Home Rule, if they went back to ...
... THE HARTLEPOOLS SURPRISE. United v. Disjointed. Hartlepools came to lLincoln on Saturday with the record of having scored one goal in their previous three matches, which had yielded them an aggregate of one point. They sprang 4 distinctly painful surprise ...
... For yearsithas been the hope of patriotic Irishmen to |see established ip the capital an independent daily national Journg), We shall recommend to she country that policy which for years was pursued by a united Irish party, Tpg English, Scotch, and Welsh ...