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... All United Irishmen At the Newry meeting called for the purpose of presenting an address to Lord Fitzwilliam prominent cittiens present, in addition to Rev. Dr. Moody, included Lancelot Watson, Michael Byrne, Hugh Boyd, Mark Devlin, Jun., and John Melling ...
... The toast also responded by Mrs P. M. Thompson. M.A.. Immediate Past President. Divisional Union of Ireland. DAYS OF UNITED IRISHMEN Miss E. M. Doran Extens.on Officer. Divisional Union of Ireland, proposed the toast of the Clut of Newry District. The ...
... AT NEWRY WHEN the Irish Volunteers were suppressed and replaced by a militia force, when the moral force policy of the United Irishmen met with insult and defeat and a resor. to physical force became their inevitable objective it found many eager supporters ...
... GREATEST DANCE MUSICIANS-FOR Ireland's Greatest ceiti NEWRY TOWN HALL ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT THE THRILLING DRAMA OF THE UNITED IRISHMEN OF 1798 The Arrest, Trial and Execution of The Graetest of them all. ...
... St. John Bosco Club Newry, have decided, to observe this year's An Tostal by the production of a stirring drama of the United Irishmen in Co. Down, entitled Ulster Remembers, and other observances will follow in due course. A Tostal Committee is being ...
... County Down will appear. The articles, entitled Seeds of the Republic in County Down, relate to the activities of the United Irishmen from the formation of their Society in 1791 till the insurrection of 1798 and cover all parts of Down, with special references ...
... business as hotellier to the Globe Inn at the premises now numbered 106-108, Hill Street, where future meetings of the United Irishmen were held. He was an able lawyer and several years later he left for India, where the remainder of his life was spent ...
... 1792. Two years and £5OO fine Following Rowan's appeal for an insurrection, in 1794, and while he was Secretary for the United Irishmen in Dublin. he was prosecuted for seditious libel, sentenced to two years' imprisonment and fined ...
... DOWN 1791-179$ (With special references to the Newry district) By JOSEPH CONNELLAN ELFVFATII INSTALMENT classes of the United Irishmen. In any event, among those on whom the death sentence was passed was Mr. Sinclair, but, as a number of friends managed ...
... queer results surely, Mr. Teeling. has, nevertheless a live ' appreciation of the part played by • his ancestors of the United Irishmen and came over for the celebrations in Dublin in connection .with the 150th anniversary celebrations in 1948. He has sustained ...
... historical memories and this is. of course. wrong. When we think of Samuel we think of Lord Edward Fitzgerald and the United Irishmen l and the various happenings of the 1793 period and that is all to the I good. ...
... Republican feeling up to the time of the rising, and for long afterwards they were strongly attached to the ideals of the United Irishmen. Notwithstanding that no actual fighting took place there, says the late Rev. Dr. Davison Cowan, Rector, in his history ...