... despair of seeing the day* when the sons of present Orangemen would pay and good Irishmen their great grandfathera wore when they were sworn into the of the United Irishmen. Referring to the obtecta of the Los goo, raid tbu Ibo objoct of tho League was ...

... Monday. August 15, inet. the occasion of the laving of the foundation stone of the monument to Theobald Wolfe Tone and the United Irishmen.” The Tetter was laid on the table, action being taken in the matter. ...

... eembled this memorable occasion participate ceremony laying the foundation stone national memorial V* Wolfe Tone and the United Irishmen in Ireland’s capital, hereby declares it* adhesion their high, noble, and tiulv i palriotio prii»ciplee, and further declares ...

... the opposite extreme, who preferred Ireland ruled by Englishmen than governed Irishmen. At any rate, these men could not claim the political dcsccndcots the United Irishmen '93. who made Belfast the revolutionary capital of Ireland. (Applause He did not ...

... inherited the old homestead, and during the troublous times 1798 threw in hi# lot, did very many Ulster Protestant*, with the united Irishmen. Tie was close friend Benry Joy Crscken. the leader of the Ulster rebels, and during the summer ...

... tho turbulent aspect Ulster towards tlie end of ihe last century it is true that the Volunteer movement and the Society United Irishmen both originated in Bclfajit. But both were ostensibly harmless; the aimed defence against foreign invasion, and was avtuady ...

... sale of Jewels and Tataablas the other day. The first stone of monument erected la Dublin the memory of Wolfe Too* other United Irishmen who were executed la 1796 has been laid the site of the old Mew* gate Priaoo. The Admiralty have granted permission to ...

... issued the Privy Council with regard to reg>st ration ibis year. circular with regard to the forthcoming centenary of the United Irishmen amt inviting the Guardians join in the celebration was marked read.” James M'Cormlck. fever van driver the Workhouse, ...

... the British Kmp.ro. and the parties who to day assemhlcd omiihfield Square were neither tHcir political nor Knoal The united Irishmen Antrim and Down were mainly Prrs /ylenan. They fought honourably, unlike Urn rebel* the Bontb. and took their with good ...

... orosperilf. el many were still discontented, and they aimed the complete severance Iceland from England. The first of United Irishmen was In Belfast in 1701 Wolf Ton® (who gave tone to the rebellion from the very first) and IlumeU, retired officer. The ...

... Continuing, witness said that this organisation was publicly known the “Irish Nationalist#,’ bur amongst ita members “The United Irishmen, or “T. The executive body was known the “B. A. connection with this organisation there a number “camps,” several which ...

... past years of our history compared with 'he present. meet to-aight upon old battlefield. Here, in the year 1795, the “United Irishmen'’ assembled, armed with pikes and otkur primitive implements warfare to oppose the troops their lawful Sovereign, clamounog ...