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... UNITED IRISHMEN CENTENNIAL ASSOCIATION. The oeoal weekly meeting of the above named bi-dy was held on Tne»day at Upper O’UVnnell-atree!. Letters were rc*d Jordan. M P;T P O’Connor, M P, «.nd chird Gliee, M asking to have their names to the roll of membership ...
... LAN SHIP OF THE UNITED IRISHMEN. Last week Mr Robert Donovan attended the Forv*u*r»' Hall, Merchants' Quay, and delivered moat interesting lecture on The statesmanship of the United Irishmen under the auspices of the Kildaremens' Branch the '9B Centenary ...
... WOLFE TONE AND UNITED IRISHMEN MEMORIAL COMMITTEE. Meetings of the General Purposes Subcommittee of the above association were held the offices. 15 street, on and November. Messrs Sparks and Cahill presiding respectively. Present— Messrs Plummer, Lyons ...
... 23 Oct., 1886, the real demands op the united IRISHMEN. ...
... support the unqualified emancipation of the Catholics; the numerous Protestants in the body of United Irishmen ; the students of the Protestant University of Dublin, who, in their noble address to Grattan in April, 1795, expressed their hope that the ...
... THE IRELAND OF ’9B * Db. Madden’s history of the United Irishmen is perhaps the most valuable authority on the era with which it deals. The writer had the advantage—if not being a contemporary of Fitzgerald, Wolfe Tone, and the Emmets—of, at least, living ...
... Joy McCracken, and other members of the gallant band of United Irishmen. The place where the monument is to erected a largo space adjoining Green street Courthouse. Quite recently Corporation bad the gruesome walls cf iho o!d prison rased to tho ground ...
... €!)* Iri»f)*itn. No. I THOMAS RUSSELL. (second notice. Among the workers of the United Irishmen there was ho individuality more marked than that of Russell. They all id, truly, much in common—their country, and she like Tone’s wife, none knew who loved ...
... lb* spirit of the United Irishmen will sgein sol* mete Presbyterian hearts. The motion in the extension of the Reform Bill was lost one division ; bat the surprising foot that there were many thirtyeight members of the Presbyterian Association in favour ...
... after the last struggle of United Irishmen for Independence, and their defeat. Alas I how sad, by Shannon’s flood. 1 blush of morning sun sppears! To men, who gave for theTr blood • I what (am woman give but tears How still the field of battle lies 1 ...
... • A- • August 15 any sane Irish landlord, in programme of united action for Irishmen, can think he will be tolerated even by hig own class, when he puts the question of his country’s indepen. dence upon such a footing as this : is scarcely necessary shou'd ...
... said committee and the Wolfe Tone and United Irishmen Memorial Committee on the following basis, viz: That the ’9B Centenary Committee and its affiliated branches amalgamated with the Wc/ife Toue and the United Irishmen National Memorial Association. That ...