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... poised the question, “Are filsdenlxlnn Gillespie and is co trying to deny uue?gf:sbyterians were the dnvmg force behind the United Irishmen?” Whilst I cannot speak for Alderman Gillespie and his collea:fi\;u I would contend that the 1798 Rebellion was not 'so ...
... not always so. The house has been associated in the past with murder, grief and penury. One night, in 1797, a band of United Irishmen came demanding weapons. The owner John Cumming, whose family had been granted the place by Lord Clanbrassil, refused to ...
... most daring of the frontiersmen. Inthe 1770'5, 1780 s and 17905, Presbyterians were prominent amongst the Volunteers and United Irishmen. In fact, following the 1798 Rising, two Presbyterian ministers were executed, six imprisoned and eighteen exiled. Mr ...
... history of 17th Century Ireland or that of the 1790 s - the rise of Orangeism and the Rising and brutal suppression of the United Irishmen - anyone who has read the history of Ireland between 1912 and 1922 as well as all who have lived through the years since ...
... early Middle Ages risked death on every journey. West of Strangford is the wide-streeted town of Ballynahinch where 7,000 United Irishmen lost the decisive battle of the 1798 rebellion. South of Ballynahinch on the slopes of Cratlieve mountain stands the Legananny ...
... free, refreshments provided. Friday May 31 I.oopm Room 16G 45, Jordanstown Campus. DTR Il (vt Toy Ulster-Scots and the United Irishmen - talk. Professor David Wilson from the University of Toronto will consider the role played by the Ulster-Scots in the ...
... travelling to Scotland to meet with Burns. Like him, the weaver poets were radical, with many of them supporting the United Irishmen in the rebellion of 1798, and many described themselves as men of little education, who like Burns were forced to seek ...
... Wilde Goose Theatre presents ‘Wilde!” by Paul Macardle, Bpm. B Room 16G45, Jordanstown Campus: Ulster-Scots and the United Irishmen, I.oopm. B Millennium Forum Theatre, Newmarket Street, Londonderry: Watershed Productions present The Borrowers, 11.00 ...
... , pictured at the start of their treasure hunt, with competitor William Lorimer. 278T119. after the rebellion of the United Irishmen in 1798 that the Orange Society was firmly established in the Ballymena area. the subject which appeared in the Ballymena ...
... stealing recently-interred corpses which they sold for medical research. They will also be able to see the graves of United Irishmen such as Henry Joy McCracken, William Drennan and William Steele Dickson. o (,;‘ L e, N o o~ R %93 o i e s ...
... means confined to Scotland. Through the Rev. Thomas and Dr William Drennan his thought greatly influenced that of the United Irishmen in his native Ulster. Through his pupil the Rev. Francis Allison, from Co. Donegal, Hutcheson shaped the thinking of many ...
... College University of Toronto, was successful in his application for a grant to the Agency. He gave a lecture on the United Irishmen at Jordanstown, University of George Holmes, not to be outdone, gave a rendering of the popular Belfast ballad Will Ye ...