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... EMBLEM OF UNITED IRISHMEN. here from Newgate. as he is namesake to our vagaboni (the jailer) he was instantly sent among us. 1 have been interrupted to let Mr. K and Dr. C have our room untile theirs should be cleaned. I have had a good deal of chat with ...
... of UNITED IRISHMEN Th» Rise of the Movement The Rise of the United Irishmen, 1791-94,” ty Rosamond Jacob. Harrap, 12s 6d. The dates which the author has chosen deserve to be noted. She stops at 1794, and thus avoids any narrative of the 1798 rebellion ...
... ONE OF THE UNITED IRISHMEN Bust as Gift for President Hyde Ilk A EUST of Archibald Hamilton Rowan, one of the United Irishmen and a friend of Wolf Tone, has been presented to President Hyde. It will be added to the collection of portraits ef national ...
... THE LEADERS THE UNITED , IRISHMEN; tad, w« are also told, with much emphasis, that he was characterised by romantic and chivalrous courage. (Applause.) Love glory and a mistaken tense honour were the Qualities which are believed to have led to hit first ...
... GLIMPSES OF UNITED IRISHMEN. The Doctor Drennan, for the publication of whose letters support aud subscriptions aro invited, was in his day a notable figure. Born in 1754, the son of one of the earliest ministers Rosemary Street, became himself a physician ...
... FAILURE OF UNITED IRISHMEN An early letter shows that Mrs. M'Tier, despite the strength of her character, was not exempt at times from the feminine failing of over-idealising the clergy, particularly Rev, Dr. Bruce, who held her father's former post as ...
... Monaghan's United Irishmen IN our history hook details are indeed scanty Hughes. but a tradition existed about fifty years A pertaining to United Irishmen in County ago and was recorded the late F. J. Biggar, Monaghan, but the records clearly establish ...
... BELFAST AND THE UNITED IRISHMEN The people of Belfast—the Protestants an I Presliyterians—wore of one mind in thow days with the United Irishmen on the quest ion of Catholic grievances. In January, 1792, tit.. Protestants of Belfast declared—As men. as ...
... THE UNITED IRISHMEN CENTENARY. LEITER FROM MR. SEXTON, M.P. Tan Secretary of the Connaittee for the ctl, bream of the tvatenary of the foundation of the Society of the United Irishmen has received the following letter from Mr. Then:as lleztaa LP. for ...
... Dublin, the Presbytyerians tried to overcome prejudice and make a common cause. Hence the United Irishmen. In the end the rising of 1798 (which had less to do with United Irish principles than people think) turned out to be a fierce Catholic insurrection in ...
... THE CENTENARY OF THE UNITED IRISHMEN. PARNKt.LITR CELEBRATION IN BELFAST. Last evening the local Parnellites celebrated the centenary of the inauguration of the United Irishmen by supper in the Central Hall, Rosemary Street. During the day three pilgrimages ...
... SUPPRESSION OF THE SOCIETY OF UNITED IRISHMEN.' In another part of the Netws-Letter of this day will be found the proclamation of the Lord Lieuteinant :prohibiting the further meeting of the revived Associa- tion. :li\.O'Coniell had boasted, that the ...