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JANUARY, 1935
SAOIRSE FRABISH na h-Éireann
" Dab óirin so mairpéab se 'nán scuimhe agus 'nán schoirbiú so deo, agus so ndeanpaimis án ndirealt an bócar a caisbeán se búinn so siubal so scí an deine"—Brian O'Higgins Funeral Oration.
In 1841, Ireland had a population of 8,175,124.
The natural rate of increase of population is much lower than the natural rate of increase of population in Ireland, although all her former troubles would have given upwards of nine millions in the years of the Census Commissioners found in Ireland bit 6,815,704 living souls.
Thom's Official Directory.
JANUARY.
1 1861. The infanous Act of Union took effect.
2 1862. Death of Kinsale.
3 1862. The Northern Star's first issue.
4 1866. Trial of Charles Kirkhaus.
5 1869. William Potman McCabe, United Irish man, died.
6 1870. Lord Edward Fitzgerald joints United Irishmen.
8 1863. Massacre of Island Mage.
10 1860. Death of Sullivan Beaver died in Spain.
11 1762. Andrew Cherry the Bandit in Limerick.
12 1417. Death of Art McMurrough.
13 1709. Rising started in Clare.
14 1733. Bishop Berkeley died.
15 1860. Opening of the last Session of Parliament.
16 1816. Francis Brown, poet, born.
17 1863. Edward Duffy died in Millbank prison.
18 1811. Charles Kevin the actor born.
19 1862. Career of Frank Lindsay.
20 1867. John Dalton died.
21 1919. Republican Government re-proclaimed.
2 1863. All priests banashed from Ireland by proclamation.
2 1860. The Four Masters begin their Annals.
2 1862. Miles Byrne died in the historian born.
2 1835. Death of the first Earl of Desmond.
2 1855. John Alexander born.
2 1869. "Mary" of the Nation died.
2 1866. £1,000 reward for capture of James Stephens.
2 1798. Archibald Hamilton Rowan put on trial.
3 1869. William Carleton died.
3 1815. Duel of O'Connell and d'Alterno.
"Let us add 1869 to our memory, and when a particular era is piled up to commencere the names and granted the signature of the great and best of the height and burning genius, the haughty and faithful hearts and the victorious hands of Ireland, let such the method of that time—that time of glory and misfortune—that time of which Limerick's two sieges typically clear and dark sides—detance and defeat of the Saxon in one, treat on the Saxon and ruin in the other—not the legitimate or soldiers of that great epoch be forgotten.
Thomas Davis, 1843.
MARCH.
1 1800. Thirty-two Orange Lodges protested against the Union.
2 1807. D. S. Sulliver born.
3 1798. Birth of William Carleton.
4 1778. Birth of Robert Fennans.
5 1847. The Rising of the Fennans.
6 1791. John MacHale, Archibishop of Tuann, born.
7 1903. Massacre of Republican Prisoners at Countres Bridge, Killamery, and at Ball-Pressery Trail.
8 544. St. Seanan died.
9 1798. Parsons' motion rejected.
10 1810. James Fintan Labor born.
11 1720. Sir Toby Butler died.
12 1788. United Irish leaders taken at Oliver Bond's.
13 1829. Massacre of Republican prisoners at Babaghs.
13 1784. Floed introduced Reform Council.
14 1809. Franch land in Kinsale 0.000 strong.
15 1769. Father Sheriff in hanged on the "Fanine."
16 1847. Richard O'Gorman's speech on the "Fanine."
17 464. Death of St. Patrick.
16 1843. Battle of Ross.
12 1822. John Hugan in born.
20 1780. Miles Byrne born. 1875. John Mitchel died.
1 1841. Giltway, last fortress of the Irish, surrendered to the English.
21 1848. Mitchel, O'Brien and Heager arrested.
2 1809. The Union passed the Mouse Committee by bribery.
3 1809. Mrs. John Sotta died.
24 1809. James II of England entered Indian.
25 1788. Turlough O'Carolini, last of the harpers, died.
26 1809. Product of our Woollen Manufacture.
27 1858. John Hogan, the sculptor, died.
28 1823. John Plemin shot and buried alive in Tralce.
29 1823. John Martin died.
31 1867. Huger O'Neill submitted to the English.
30 1867. Pearl O'Neill covered to the English.
"Ireland's children never were and never will be willing or submissive already can soon be excited and displaced from the sole possibility of Irish soil, just so long will they believe it to be a divine right to compare, imagine and devise means to built it from power and to erect it in its stead the Godlike structure of its government."
General Thomas Burke, 1867.
MAY.
1 1864. The Irish decreed to Hell or Connaught.
2 1864. Raise of Sir Chair O'Donnell by the English.
3 1866. Father Sheriff murdered by the Connaught.
4 1869. Red Hugh The O'Donnell inaugurated.
5 1879. Issue Butt died.
6 1901. Death of William Rooney.
7 1860. Opening of the Patriot Parliament.
8 1809. Mattle of Lough Swilley.
9 1860. Crownwell defeated at Canton.
10 1849. Confederation of Killamery.
11 1743. Battle of Fontenoy.
12 1844. Lord Palmerton vainly objects to John McHale's Appointment.
13 1848. Arrest of John Mitchel for Treason-Felony.
14 1819. Resecue of John Hogan from the British at Knockledge.
16 1869. O'Connell's funeral.
17 1847. Daniel O'Connell died.
18 1167. Anglo-Normans land. Ireland's misfortunes begin.
19 1769. Battle of the Fitzgard talk.
18 1829. A. Manilla van Bern.
19 1798. Lord Edward Fitzgard taken taken.
20 1867. The "Ern's Hope" arrived.
21 1841. Hogar VII of England called himself "King of Ireland."
22 1849. Maria Edgerwolf died.
23 1798. The Bishop Armenian Samuel Neilson.
24 1818. The Army of Ireland at Samuel Neilson.
25 1818. Launding of Edward Brush.
16 1869. Death of John Mitchel for Treason-Felony.
27 1848. John Mitchel sentenced to transportation for life.
29 1788. Eminencerly taken by the Patriots.
29 1860. Oliver Connell left Ireland. "The curse of Cronwell,"
30 1798. British defeated at the Three-Rocks.
31 1798. Defeat at the Patriots at Carlow and Massacre at the Curraik.
"The English law on our remaining began..." They say that another "go to let us promise them charity and charity will seem to be one of the best things of the world, and they have almost then honest earnings, let us talk of alms and their pasture alive then honest earnings, let us talk of the Irish People." The English law on our remaining began...
The Nation," 1847.
SEPTEMBER.
1 1849. Nation first published.
2 1849. Mosque of Drogheda.
3 1835. Magna of Drogheda.
4 1822. Siege of Drogheda.
5 1842. Magna of Drogheda.
6 1842. Magna of Drogheda.
7 1842. Magna of Drogheda.
8 1848. Kathleen O'Mara died.
9 1848. Kathleen O'Mara died.
10 1848. Kathleen O'Mara died.
11 1798. Father Mathew, Apostle of Temperance, born.
12 1798. Wolfe Tone's death sentence.
13 1841. Crownwell stormed Newford.
14 1841. Charles Stewart Parnell arrested.
15 1797. William O'Brien landed on the Irish People.
16 1763. Lord Edward Fitzgerald born. 1842. The Nation issued.
17 1858. Lake Wadding born.
18 1863. William Smith O'Brien born.
19 1771. Henry II of England landed at Waterford.
20 1863. Thomas Russell hanged by the English.
21 1767. Thomas Russell born.
22 1849. Michael Davitt founded the Land League.
23 1849. Edward James Stephens from prison.
24 1865. Michael Davitt founded the Land League.
25 1865. Michael Davitt founded the Land League.
26 1845. Lake Wadding born.
27 1798. Lake Wadding born.
28 1845. Battle of Sligo.
29 1845. The Manchester Martyrs. "God Save Ireland."
30 1845. Battle of Sligo.
29 1796. Dr. Cahill died.
30 1845. Liverpool and Gloucester for £10,000 each.
"The English law on our remaining began..." They say that another "go to let us promise them charity and charity will seem to be one of the best things of the world, and they have almost then honest earnings, let us talk of alms and their pasture alive then honest earnings, let us talk of the Irish People." The English law on our remaining began...
The Nation," 1847.
SEPTEMBER.
1 1849. Nation first published.
2 1849. Mosque of Drogheda.
3 1835. Magna of Drogheda.
4 1822. Siege of Drogheda.
5 1842. Magna of Drogheda.
6 1842. Magna of Drogheda.
7 1842. Magna of Drogheda.
8 1848. Kathleen O'Mara died.
9 1848. Kathleen O'Mara died.
10 1848. Kathleen O'Mara died.
11 1798. Father Mathew, Apostle of Temperance, born.
12 1798. Wolfe Tone's death sentence.
13 1841. Crownwell stormed Newford.
14 1841. Charles Stewart Parnell arrested.
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