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... deserves remembered when the leaders the United Irishmen are question. James Tandy was bom Dublin, and became prosperous merchant, fle was a Presbyterian, was in the and was first secretary the Dublin United Irishmen. 1792 challenged the Solicitor-General ...
... for tie country, and the pros’pect a speedy peace between France and England made one of the most persistent hopes the United Irishmen lade away into nothing. little later, however, when the Fort George prisoners wqre released, their hopes momentarily revived ...
... littln that that IdWTdted welVtojytffg*. co^f ie L i ».v -M o! hi» V»at«, promoted Dublin branch the society known “The United Irishmen, and took the eh«r »t. their first meeting—round him gathered roen whose are now rtyled or patriots —according to the ...
... The mm who reopen. oible for this etriko were J. D. Nowt and the scabs. I will teach bias, deckled Mr. Laths, as the United Irishmen did is put times, that we will have to sectarianism Oita country. Every men will be allowed to es. press hie owe 'Mara ...
... Patriot's Burial Place. the greatest of all the leaders of the United Irishmen. Doi only held olds( command, but he took the twofold teak of uniting the Defenders and the United Irishmen —a very difficult matter at that period, ...
... Con- Manchester Martyrs anniversary. The Kxecutive vention; also Bro. Bateman. The Chief Ranger of the Wolfe Tone and United Irishmen Memorial stated that it was a great and grand sight to Committee were of opinion that by concerted see 40,000 marching ...
... Rebellion comes round year year, all Ireland should renew its vow fidelity to th© patriot principles of the United Irishmen, who would have had all Irishmen sink all differences of creeu and class, and join hands for the good and the uplifting of Ireland. The ...
... with political agents and spies. How different would have been the history of Ireland if Wolf* Tone and the United Irishmen were allowed to unite the and Ceibalie. of Ireland. (Applause.) different would hare their own capital, which was now held up before ...
... (Dept. 4) SUSSEX JEWELLSAY ALLIANCE. SA. WOLFE TORE MEMORIAL The orckly in. mint; of t h e Waite Toad and United Irishmen lertuittal Committee took place uu Friday last at 01 Parnell square. .Ir. J. Stritch being in the chair. Apphea• Aims. for collection ...
... should take in our national history. We shall be able to know its leaders and their aims and ideals, as we do those of the United Irishmen of 1798. and, perhaps, we, or our descendants, will discover that they intended to organise something than a gunpowder ...
... were responsible for that strike and the prolongation it were J. D. Nugent and the scabs. He would teach them, as the United Irishmen did in past times, that they would have no sectarianinn in this country. Every man would be allowed to express his own ...
... Finding also that a bill had been found against him for inducing the Defenders of the Co. Louth join the United Irishmen, he fled to the United States. He lived in Wilmington,Del., untfi 1798, when he went to France to be •hand when the time-for action ...