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... learned memter of the Royal Irish Academy. He , does not accept the explanation that the green tag wits adopted by the United Irishmen at the close of the eighteenth century, by blendingtlie °ring& and the blue, the latter then been regarded by Sense as ...
... 4ayonet to bayonet; husbands were murdered before the eyes of their wives. Against this government and this policy the United Irishmen, all of them Protestant noblemen, reared its bead and its hand and failed in the struggle against the oppressor. Emmet ...
... indomitable pluck, the sublime intrepidity when asked by an English officer to surrender, to make this reply, We're bold united Irishmen ; we'll fight until we die.' Such were the men who struck at the machinations of Dublin 'Castle over 100 years ago, and ...
... THE WAIL OF THE WOMEN AFTER THE BATILE. Written by Dr. Drennan after the last struggle of the United Irishmen for Independence, and their defeat. Alas! how sad by Shannon's flood, The blush of morning sun appears! To men, who gave for us their blood ; ...
... would emerge from her thraldom, free and great—a nation once again. This stone now marks the last resting place of those United Irishmen who were slain at the battle of Tara. Never did the sons of a nation, dying in her defence, receive a grave more mete ...
... also may she blush at their childi sh act in her hour of need. 'Remember Orr became the war-cry and watchword of the united Irishmen, for Orr was tried by a drunken jury of his countrymen and, of course, was found guilty, and, notwithstanding that some ...
... is due to the numerous Nationalists throughout Ireland, England and Scotland who communicated with the Wolfe Tone and United Irishmen Memorial Committee on the subject, the Executive of that body desire to give publicity to the reasons why the obsequies ...
... with success, and that your efforts to bind Irishmen the world over in love and loyalty to their motherland may result in the speedy accomplishment of this much-desired end. We wish to see all Irishmen united on the broad basis of nationality, working ...
... part of this large sum of money in the country. The Hibernian Co. was composed of Irishmen of diverse views in politics and religion, but they were united in being Irishmen at least. Whether the members of the Board were Sinn Fel itts, Patliamentarians ...
... ed by Irishmen of to-day in every land wherever a son of the Green Isle could be found. (Hear, hear.) Brother Thomas Neville, Sub-Chief Ranger, in responding to the toast, said he fully felt the importance of it--important, because, as Irishmen, and as ...
... UNITED IRISH LEAGUE MEETING AT AITNASCAUL. MR THE Mr Thomas O'Donnell, M.P., vas the principal speaker at a large demonstration which was held on Sunday in the village of Aunascaul, under the auspices of the local branch of the tnit.:d !rill League. ...
... isalhailioes J.rialuosa.inAhe United States. Keinlyisras. That use poor, am- , aiways with we, is a timehonoured truism. There may be many people; !poor through their own.extraragance and in-. dist-rations, but on the-other head there awe several in needy ...