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... WHAT THE UNITED IRISHMEN SOUGHT. The United Irishmen were deep, bold and sagacious, and but for the errors of a few leaders would have overthrown the empire of England and established nn its ruins an Irish republic. Ireland sought three great ideals ...
... hailed who were known as United Irishmen in the soaks of the Monaghan Militia. And when 'Nor and Neilson and others vowed for Ireland's freedom, these young men stood forward from the ranks of Krng George's troops and allied theuvelves with their countrymen ...
... THE UNITED IRISHMEN. ANTRIM AND DOWN IN 1798. THE BATTLES OF ANTRIM AND BALLINAHINCH. THE LIVES OF HENRY 30Y WCRACKEN, JAMES HOPE, W. P. M.CABE, REV. JAMES PORTER, HENRY MUNRO. BY DR. MADDEN. Fine Paper Edition. Cloth Boards, Post Free Is Dd. The People's ...
... the present could come to no other conclusion. (toe hundred and thirty years ago those men united with them and formed the great Ataxiation of United Irishmen, and history told them ...
... Court of France, her escape from the Revolutionists, her romantic meeting with the brave young Commander-in-Chief of the United Irishmen, their courtship, their short; happy married lire. her sad closing days—all will be included in the story which will be ...
... Court of France, her serape from the Revolutionists, her romantic meeting with the brave young Commander-in-Chief of the United Irishmen, their courtship, their short, happy vosev%ed life, her sad closing day•—all will be included in the story which will ...
... not until the United Irishmen were some tinie [established that Catholics, foliodic the exampVi or Keogh began to enter it. Far from promoting a war of religion or a' war of extermination against any creed or class the United Irishmen were in very truth ...
... who wish to understand more ckarly what manner of man it was that handed down to our generation the traditions of the United Irishmen and the Protestant patriots of 'Ninety-Eight. Next year tne future government of Ireland will be discussed, and the name ...
... maintained by force and fraud. Force was required to overthrow it. The blood of the martyrs cried out for vengeance, and on united Irishmen and National principles depended Ireland's salvation front foreign oppression. The proceedinp passed off in an orderly ...
... demonstration the modern representatives of Ca.atiertagh and all his crew, a spot hallowed by the memories of those brave United Irishmen and Irishwomen who worked and died in the cause of unity anti freedom for which all Home Rulers Maud to-day? If those ...
... YenrY )y PBracken, dOOOLANDER-IN•OAIEF OF THE ANTRIM UNITED IRISHMEN. Amount the young Irishmen, who, in the feriy days of the Unitod Irish So6nty, worked hard for the union of hearts and hands that the Society etc.'s , e no eararetiy to promote, none ...
... soientist ; and Lord Bryce! the statesman and historian. In spite of the fact that it was the cradle of the Society of United Irishmen, which produced the Irish Rebellion of '9B, and its exaggerated reputation for local disturbances, its tale is primarily ...