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... general public and they will include a lecture by Mr. W. G. H, Quigley, of Queen’s, on The Failure of the Ideals of the United Irishmen,” and another by another Queensman. Mr. D. W. Bleakley, on Communism and the. Twentieth Century.” Friday will be glveri ...
... the Glasgow Pohncal Uoloo; ilia (own Greenock, am) the Political Union of ; from the Trades Edinburgh ; from Edinburgh United Irishmen ; from the of Dyeert from, the Renfrew Political Union ; from thy taw* frouatha town of Ayr; from Irvine; from the Kilmarnock ...
... throughout yesterday, in case of a demonstration at the grave of Roddy M’Corley, who took part in the revolt of tha United Irishmen. The day passed without incident. Lady Brooke’s recovery Easter week ban: No incidents 'DROCESSIONS and meetings in c ...
... clergy. It used to be said the North of Ireland here that the United Irishmen were nearly all Protestants, and O’Connu, himself when be became Repealer bitterly taunted the United Irishmen for having, he said, encouraged their Roman Catholic fellow-countrymen ...
... conciliate bcarls of all. but lilted' and poweriui to carry conviction U» source legislation. 'lne word ” United the original, and a reference the United irishmen that day obviously intended. Three years the Society formed another link with advanced political ...
... Paris, that they looked for guidance in matters statesmanship. In 1791, with the cwtuncc Wolfe Tote, first Society of United Irishmen was formed in Belfast, with Robert Simms .Secretary. The declared purpose of this body seem innocent enough, if trifle ...
... rendered this impossible. Some time previously Mr. Warden had very foolishly and most unfortunately become involved with the United Irishmen, who were then about to adopt unlawful means for remedying grievances that have long ago been removed by the British ...
... particulars apply O’RORKE, M‘DONALD, k TWEED, Solicitors, Larne. S. M MULLAN, Auctioneer, Larne. TO BE SOLD. Sale, Madden’s United irishmen,” vols., Ist edition; good copy.—Box 52172. SEMI VILLAS, WELLESLEY AVENUE, MALONE TO LIMURN ROADS Constructed in uw best ...
... Wales, and promised the employers Dublin that they were going to sup'sorrow with a long spoon. He would teach them, the United Irishmen did in past times, that they would have sectarianism in this conntry. Every man would be allowed to express his own views ...
... thoroughly appreciate his labours. To pass on to a pleasanter part of the subject, I see the late Dr. Madden in his “ United Irishmen,” second series, voL t, p. 349, referring to work entitled The Apostacy of Newell” (London: Printed for the author, 1793) ...
... disguise their faces blackened'* entering the botHcs of some loyalists and robbing them of firearms and bayonets. The United Irishmen were certainly preparing in secret for the extremes! measures, and the Northern Star” began to show its hand more and ...
... information established by the Government in the case of the United Irishmen. There was a whole leash of spies in Government pay, including Leonard M’Nxlly, the favourite attorney of the United Irishmen. Lord Beacon,sfield fells us that Feniaaiam was crushed ...