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... political parties the period. then prooeoded to the rise of the volunteer movement, entering fully into action of the United Irishmen, and touching on Roman Catholic emancipation and the establishment of tho Orange Institution. Tbe Icctoip throughout was ...
... proceedings of United Irishmen.” It was given on one occasion in 1797 as tho opinion of “county committee” “that if there is any United Irishmen f*icj on tho jury that will commit any tho prisoners that is confined for being United ...
... attitude of Belfast 1782 and. its attitude to-day? I say once that the difference fundamental. Read the oath of the ‘United Irishmen, the society formed and founded Belfast 1,-A. 8., in the-presence God do pledge myself to my country, that I will use ...
... tirav and her lover, l»otU whom were killed the pursuit that followed the battle «f Baliyiiahinch 17SW. this battle the United Irishmen under Henry Mumoo were defeated. It seems « iiity that no memorial marks this sad spot, iiddeu it is amongst whins ami ...
... , after which there was a long discussion relative the forthcoming centenary celebration of the establishment of the United Irishmen Society in this city : That we most strongly condemn the conduct of William O'Brien in publishing a report of the Bologne ...
... papers of Viscount Mnsserccne relating the Siege of Derry, copies of the correspondence of the one-time leader of the United Irishmen. Dr. William Dremian. and copies of lists of Irish emigrants America in the early I'.Mh century (obtained from the British ...
... a national guard a semi-military adjunct to the official Free State Army are still awaited. The current issue of the United Irishmen,” the official organ of the Cumann na nGaedheal Party, states, In the rural districts all over the country people have ...
... majority of the United Irishmen, desired only to agitato for a redrees of grievances. But time went on sod the grievances were increased rather than lessened, he became an out and out rebel, and worked so energetically form of the United Irishmen military ...
... Carlcton, Author of Trails anti Stories nf the Irish Peasantry : the Hon. John Philpot Curran; Drennantlhe Poet of the United Irishmen); Dr. Anster, Transjalw of Faust : Mancrnn, Author of German Anthology; Author of Hibernian Nights' Entertainment: Samiel ...
... place say* his grandfather told him that a fis'it took the bridge between Vd'P'hl Irishmen and British troop* and with Yeomanry; and that after the defeat the United Irishmen the commander. officer, the Bribish named the place Tuscan’s or Taskin’® Pass. ...
... Wnvorloy Novels, Edgeworth’s Novels, great number of Bohn’s Scriee; Da Qniacey’a Works; Lives lUnstrions Irishmen; Madden’s Life and Times of United Irishmen; Belfast Magazine; Cbambere' Journals; Back* Ingham’s Memoirs the Court of George IV.; Theatre Irimcaia ...
... Macdonnolts of Autnm, and the Montgomery MSS.; Dublin Penny Journal, complete ; Brash’s Ogam Inscribed Monuments, Madden's United Irishmen, Smith’s History of Cork; Bewick's British Birds, first edition, 1797*1304 ; and General Literature, In the ULSTER SALEROOMS ...