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... Heees Minister was sxmt supporter of skt United Irishmen Classon Porter in his memoirs of the Old Presbyterian Congregation of Larne and Kilwaughter, which were edited and published by Rev. Dr. John Nelson and the late Hilbert Mclirath, recounted the ...
... remember the United Irishmen and the 98 A MAJOR lecture and the republishing of significant documents are the main plans announced by the Presbyterian Historical Society to mark the bicentenary of the 1798 Rebellion and the United Irishmen. “ Many Pre ...
... United Irishmen, a Larne talk and a Belfast story IN THE MARCH of 1926 the Larne Times reported that Larne Debating Society had been addressed by Dr. S. W. Hill, who had detailed the story of various bodies in the history of bygone Larne. Dr. Hill ...
... \“.\,i«.\ . ,‘?,. >’ . B N\ Newtownabbey RORDITGH CNUNQOCIY United Irishmen Bi-Centenary Commemorations begin in Newtownabbey on 6th May at The Courtyard Theatre, Ballyearl “Presbyterians and 1798” will be explored by The Reverend John Nelson, Minister ...
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... Spom daily P,“E,S t Arfi;li 131'1.”5.-37 Exhibition planned to mark United Irishmen rebellion THE Ulster Museum is planning to mark the bicentenary of the rebellion of the United Irishmen with a major exhibition. Five years ago the Museum mounted a successful ...
... with the other Presbyterian United Irishmen of the district, was for civil and religious liberty and against an arrogant and tyrannical government. The Templecorran cemetery also holds the graves of two other known United Irishmen - James Orr, the Bard of ...
... BOROUGH COUNCIL 1798 - 1998 United Irishmen Bi-Centenary Commemorations continue in Newtownabbey in The Courtyard Theatre, Ballyearl TONIGHT! “1798 in the Six Mile Valley” is on Thursdaty 21st May at 8.00 p.m. (Tickets £2.00). The Battle of Antrim is ...
... Jefferson, a f Mayor of Londonderry IT MAY have been a bold step for the Folklore Society to arrange a talk entitled ‘“The United Irishmen” at this particular period when the cry of most of our political leaders seem to be “no collaboration” or “no surrender ...
... ” Belfast, the organ of the United Irishmen and a newspaper noted for its extreme views. Thomas, who was of a scholarly disposition, also held an importanl position in the “Star.” Both, needless to say, were United Irishmen and were imprisoned when the ...
... The account, which is in the Public Record Office in Belfast, explains how the local United Irishmen assembled at the Cold Well (Tullygarley), and the United Irishmen in the town then made their way towards Antrim town, where Henry Joy McCracken's forces ...
... Main Street. intended for use against the military - unless, of course, the United Irishmen had secret plans for a navy! Only two of those arrested admitted to being United Irishmen and were allowed to take an oath of allegience. There were obviously many ...