INDEX
Abjuration, oath of, [51].
Absentees, [65], [138], [139].
Acton, Lord, [37].
Adrian, Pope, [13].
Agrarian outrages, [152], [196]-202, [210]-215.
Agriculture, Department of, [161], [163].
Alexander, Pope, [14].
Alfred the Great, [9].
American War of Independence, [63], [72], [73], [83].
Anglican Church in Ireland, [27], [28], [60], [143], [144], [236].
Anne, Queen, [63].
Arklow, battle of, [109].
Armagh, Bishop of, [7].
Ashbourne Act, [159].
Asquith, Rt. Hon. H.H., [129], [207].
Athenry founded by Normans, [17].
Balfour, Rt. Hon. Arthur J., [156], [160], [164].
Balfour, Rt. Hon. Gerald, [168].
Baltimore, Lord, [38].
Bandon, Lord, [238].
Bannatyne, Mr., [214].
Barcelona, Church at, [243], [244].
Belfast, growth of, [239];
meeting at, [245];
persons employed by Corporation of, [174], [175];
University, [176], [193], [205].
Berkeley, Bishop, [120].
Biggar, J.G., [145].
Birrell, Rt. Hon. Augustine, Chief Secretary, [160], [167], [173],
[174], [197], [198], [200]-205, [211], [216], [236].
Bismarck, Prince, [248].
Blake, W., [198].
"Board of Erin," [184].
Boers, Nationalist sympathy with, [170].
Borromeo, San Carlo, [54].
Bossuet, [54].
Bounties granted by Irish Parliament, [80].
Boy Scouts, [193].
Boycotting, [86], [148], [149], [153].
Boyne, battle of the, [48].
Brook, [57].
Browne estate, [168].
Bruce, Edward, invasion by, [19], [26], [91].
Bruce, King Robert, [17], [19], [26].
Bryce, Rt. Hon. James, Chief Secretary, [194], [195], [197].
Bulls, Papal, [13]-15.
Burke, Mr., Under Secretary, murder of, [146], [153].
Busby, Mr., [157].
Butt, Isaac, advocates Home Rule, [145].
Carey, James, [145].
Carlow, rebellion in, [109].
"Carrion Crows," [202].
Castlebar, capture of by the French, [112].
Castledawson outrage, [216], [217].
Castlereagh, Lord, [126], [128].
Catholic University Medical School, [176].
Cattle driving, [167], [195]-202.
Cavan, raid by septs of, [7].
Cavendish, murder of Lord F., [146], [153]
.
Celts, [5]-14, [20], [23], [24], [31].
Charlemont, Lord, [93].
Charles I, [40]-42.
Charles II, [44].
Chicago Convention, [155].
Childers, Erskine, [222].
Church, Celtic. See Celts of Ireland.
See [Anglican Church].
Churchill, Rt. Hon. Winston, [209].
Clare, state of, in 1912, [210]-214.
Clare, Lord, [81], [84], [85], [111].
Clerkenwell explosion, [143].
Clontarf, battle of, [9].
"Coalition Ministry," [208].
"Coigne and livery," [11].
College of Surgeons, Dublin, [176].
Condon, O'Meagher, [96], [184], [185].
Confiscations, [30], [42], [43], [57], [150].
Congested Districts Board, [164]-168.
Connaught, Celtic raids into, [7];
lands in, given to rebels, [42];
rebellion in, [112].
Conolly, Mr., [215].
Convention in Dublin in 1909, [206], [207], [240].
Cooke, Mr., Under Secretary, [111].
Co-operative Credit Banks, [162], [163].
Co-operative Farming Societies, [161]-163.
Cork, Medical School at, [176];
persons employed by County Council of, [175].
Corn Laws, repeal of the, [136].
Cornwallis, Lord, [123], [129].
County Councils, [168]-178, [191], [193].
Covenant, Ulster. See [Ulster Covenant].
Cowper Commission, [149].
Crewe, Lord, [201].
Crimes Act of 1887, [157], [158], [194].
Crimes Prevention Act, [153], [157].
Croke, Archbishop, [144], [156].
Cromwell and Cromwellians, [38], [42], [44], [57], [66], [67], [106].
Crosbie, Mr., [216].
Daily News, [200].
Daly, J., [195].
Davies, Sir, J., [5].
Davitt, Michael, [145], [167], [238].
Declaratory Act of George I, [74], [229].
Defenders, [87].
Department of Agriculture, [161], [163].
Derry, siege of, [47].
Desmond rebellion, [34].
Devlin, J., [96], [146], [182].
Dicey, Professor A.V., [228].
Dillon, John, [97], [156], [184], [234].
Dillon estate, [165].
Disestablishment of the Irish Church, [143], [144], [236].
Dispensary doctors, appointment of, [176], [177].
District Councils, [161], [168], [178].
Down, Celtic raid into, [7].
Dublin, founded by Danes, [8], [9];
Henry II at, [16];
Simnel crowned at, [22];
rebellion in neighbourhood of, [104], [109];
Convention at, in 1909, [206], [207], [240].
Dudley, Lord, [166].
"Dynamite Party," [147].
Edward III, [20].
Eighty Club, [162].
Elizabeth, Queen, [4], [27], [28], [33], [48], [91].
Emancipation, Roman Catholic, [134].
Emmett, R., [95], [132], [182].
Endowment of R.C. Church proposed, [134].
Esmonde, Dr., [105].
Exchequers, amalgamation of, [135].
"Fair rents," [150].
Famine. See [Potato famine].
Fenianism, [142], [144], [145], [147].
Firbolgs, [5].
FitzGerald rebellion, [25], [27], [31].
Fitzpatrick, case of Mrs., [210], [211].
Fiudir, [11].
Flax. See [Linen].
"Flight of the Earls," [36].
Ford, Patrick, [146], [152], [154], [155].
Forster, Rt. Hon. W.E., Chief Secretary, [148].
Foster, Speaker, [126].
France, persecution in, [30], [37], [38], [45]-48;
religious thought in, [76];
revolution in, [87], [101], [236];
invasions by, [91], [92], [111], [112].
Franklin, Benjamin, [73].
Fraser, Mrs. Hugh, [244].
Freeman's Journal, [170], [241].
Frontier Sentinel, [2].
Gaelic League, [186]-193.
Galway, founded by Normans, [17];
Medical School at, [176];
persons employed by County Council of, [175];
state of, in 1912, [215].
Games, English, forbidden, [193].
Gaughran, Bishop, [4].
General Council of County Councils, [172], [173], [186].
George III, [68].
Germany, persecution in, [37], [38];
Nationalist hopes of aid from, [93], [98], [99].
Gladstone, Rt. Hon. W.E., [6], [95], [143], [148], [150], [152]-155, [179].
Grand juries, [178].
Grattan, [74]-77, [93], [100], [120], [126].
"Grievances from Ireland," [203].
Gwynn, Stephen, [174].
Habeus Corpus, suppression of, [69].
Henry II, [14], [15], [20], [36].
Henry VII, [22].
Henry VIII, [24], [26], [28], [29].
Hibernians, Ancient Order of, [184], [216].
Hobhouse, Rt. Hon. C.E., [208].
Hobson, B., [98].
Holland, intended invasion from, [101], [102].
Home Rule Bill, of 1886, [154];
of 1912, [208], [218]-231, [245].
Huguenots, [30], [45], [47], [55].
Hyde, Dr. Douglas, [97].
Incumbered Estates Act, [138], [150].
Independence of Ireland real object of Nationalists, [173],[181],
[182], [185], [186], [241], [242], [246]-248.
And see [Republic].
Ingram, Dr. Dunbar on the Union, [118]-129.
Insurance Act, 1911, [185].
"Invincibles," the, [147].
Irish Agricultural Organization Society, [161], [162].
Irish brigade in France, [92].
Irish Freedom, [94].
Irish Independent, [243].
Irish language, [186]-193.
Irish Review, [188].
Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood, [145], [147].
"Irish services," [227].
Jacobinism, [87], [89], [101], [236].
James II, [43], [44], [47], [49]-51.
Jews, persecution of the, [58].
Kabyles, [55].
Kenny, Mr. Justice, [197].
Kettle, A.J., [183].
Kettle, T.M., [97].
Kickham, [95].
Kildare, church burnt at, [7];
rebellion in, [105].
Kilkenny, founded by Normans, [17];
statutes of, [20];
rebellion in, [109].
Killala, French landing at, [111].
Killaloe, R.C. Bishop of, [212]-214.
Kiltimagh case, [177].
King, title of, taken by Henry VIII, [27].
Kings, Celtic, of Ireland, [10].
King's County, plantation of, [29], [30];
persons employed by County Council of, [175].
Labourer's Cottages Act, [160], [161].
Lalor, J.F., [141], [142], [153], [172].
Land Acts from 1870 to 1887, [140], [150]-152, [159].
Land League, [147], [148], [152], [181], [182].
Land Purchase Acts, [158], [159].
Land tenure, tribal, [6];
in the 18th century, [65], [66].
Laws of England, attempted introduction of, [18];
made binding in Ireland, [22].
Lecky, Dr. W.E.H., [41], [44], [110], [117], [130], [247].
Leitrim, raid by septs of, [7].
Leo XIII, Pope, [242].
Light Railways Act, [160].
Limerick, founded by Danes, [8];
Scotch invasion of, [19];
church windows broken at, [216].
Linen industry, [62], [63], [238], [239].
Local Government Act, 1898, [168]-178, [180], [240].
Loise, persecution in the, [28].
Louis XIV, [43], [45]-48, [53].
MacAlpine, Kennett, [9].
MacDonnell, Lord, [166].
McNicholas, Rev. J.T., [85].
MacSeamus, T., [188].
Magdeburg, sacking of, [42].
Magistrates, appointment of, [179], [180].
Magnus, Sir P., [205].
Mahan, Admiral, [248].
"Manchester Martyrs," [96]-98, [144], [145], [192].
Maori customary claims, [39].
Marriage, law of R.C. Church as to, [85].
Maryborough, [30].
Maryland, [38].
Mayo County Council, [170].
Maunsell, R., [214].
Maynooth, foundation of, [88], [204].
Metropolitan Police Act, [157].
"Middlemen," [65].
Midland Tribune, [234].
Mitchell, J., [95], [97], [142].
"Molly Maguires," [184].
Morley, Rt. Hon. John, Chief Secretary, [165], [179].
Mountcashel, Lord, [53].
Munster, raid by men of, [7].
Murphy, Father Michael, [109].
Mutiny Act, [74].
Nantes, revocation of Edict of, [30], [38], [45]-48.
Napoleon, [91].
"Nation," meaning of word, [222].
National University, [191], [192], [205], [206].
Nationalists, real objects of, [3], [93]-99, [248].
And see [Independence]; [Republic].
Netherlands, persecution in the, [4], [33], [34].
New Zealand, [39], [157], [218]-220, [241].
Nolan, Professor, [242].
"No Rent" proclamation, [153], [156].
Normans, character of, [17];
adoption of Celtic customs by, [18];
rebellions by, [23]-25, [33], [34], [36].
Oakboys, [69].
O'Brien, William, [95].
O'Connell, Daniel, misstatements by, as to the Union, [116];
leads agitation for emancipation, [134];
and for repeal, [140].
O'Connor, T.P., [146].
O'Donnell, Bishop, [165].
O'Hara, Rev. D., [165].
O'Mahony, Mr., [41].
O'Mara, Mrs., [213].
O'Neill, Shan, [33], [34], [39].
Orange Society, foundation of, [90], [91].
Outrages, Agrarian. See [Agrarian outrages].
Pale, the English, [20]-22, [24], [25], [31].
Parliament, Irish, [21]-24, [35], [63]-65, [69]-71;
becomes independent, [74], [77]-79;
disqualification of votes for, abolished, [84];
religious test for, not abolished, [84], [87];
proposed reform of, [87], [88];
See also [Regency question].
Parnell, C.S., [95], [96], [145], [156], [232].
Parnell Commission, [147].
Paul III, Pope, [26].
Peel, Sir Robert, [122], [205].
"Peep of Day Boys," [87], [90].
Penal Laws, the, [49]-58, [63], [70], [72], [79], [82], [83].
Persecution, [4], [23], [32], [37], [38], [40], [43], [45]-48, [52]-54, [242].
Philip II of Spain, [28], [32], [33], [91].
Philipstown, [30].
"Physical Force Party," the, [147].
Pitt, William, commercial treaty proposed by, [78];
views of, on the Union, [122].
Pius V, Pope, [37].
"Plan of Campaign," the, [155].
"Plantations," [30], [31], [33], [38].
Plowden, F., [126].
Plunket, Lord, [132].
Plunkett, Rt. Hon. Sir Horace, [161].
Portugal, persecution in, [37], [48], [53].
Potato famine, [136], [137], [139].
Poyning's Act, [22], [74], [229].
Prosperous, attack on the, [105].
"Protestant ascendancy," [59], [101].
Protestant Home Rulers, [233], [234].
Queen's County, plantation of, [29], [30].
Queen's University, [205].
Quakers, emigration aided by, [139].
Raffeisen system, [162].
Rebellion of 1641, [40]-42.
Rebellions of 1715 and 1745, [52].
Rebellion of 1798, rise of, in Ulster, [86], [102];
becomes religious, [103], [105];
in Kilkenny, Carlow and Wicklow, [109];
in Connaught, [112];
amnesty after, [109];
effects of, [114].
Rebellion of 1805, [132].
Redmond, John, [95], [146], [162], [169], [171], [174], [175], [199],
Redmond, William, [107], [108].
Reformation, [26]-28.
Regency question, [80]-82.
Registration of Titles Act, 1891, [160].
Rent, agitation against, [148], [153], [154].
Repeal Association, statement by, as to Rebellion, [108].
"Reserved Services," [227].
Republic, rebels of 1798 sought to establish, [93];
object of Nationalists, [94]-99, [147], [248].
And see [Independence].
Richard II, [20].
Richey, Professor, [12], [13], [21], [24].
Rosary, The, [242].
Rosen, Conrade de, [47].
Ross, Mr. Justice, [168], [197].
Rossa, O'Donovan, [146].
Royal University, [205].
Russell, Rt. Hon. T.W., [163].
St. Vincent, Cape, [102].
Savoy, persecution in, [37], [45], [48], [54].
Salisbury, Lord, [154].
Scotland, Norman kingdom of, [17];
invasion of Ireland from, [19], [33];
Union of, with England, [63], [119], [120].
Scott, Sir Walter, [237].
Scullabogue barn, massacre at, [110].
Scully, Mr., [204].
Settlement, Act of, [43]-45.
Separation. See [Independence];
Sevigné, Madame de, [46], [47].
Slave trade, [58].
Smith, Adam, [120].
Societies, secret, [68], [69], [181].
Spain, [27], [28], [30], [32], [34], [37], [40], [48], [53], [55], [72],
Spenser, Edmund, [35].
"Steelboys," [69].
Sullivan, A.M., [136], [137], [140].
Swayne, Captain, [105].
Sweetman, J., [186].
Tithes, [68], [69], [134], [135].
Tone, Wolfe, [89], [91]-97, [101], [102], [111], [112], [121], [182],
Trade, restrictions on Irish, [63], [64];
abolition of, [74],
Tribal tenure of land, [6].
Trinity College, Dublin, [70], [176].
Tyrconnell, flight of Earl of, [36].
Tyrone, raid by men of, [7].
Tyrone, flight of Earl of, [36].
Tyrrell, Father, [5].
Ulster, Scotch invasion of, [19], [33];
plantation of, [39];
rebellion of 1641 in, [41];
volunteer movement in, [72], [102], [237];
rebellion of 1798 in, [86], [102].
Union, suggested in time of Queen Anne, [63];
necessity of, seen by Pitt, [78];
became probable in 1797, [100];
rebellion made inevitable, [115];
mis-statements as to, [116];
feelings of people as to, [117], [118];
previous efforts towards, [119];
really caused by Parliament becoming independent, [120]-123;
proposed, [123];
discussed, [124];
approved by R.C. Church, [125];
carried, [126];
charges of bribery concerning, [127]-129;
cannot now be reversed, [130];
prosperity of Ireland after, [133].
United Irish League, [163], [166], [167], [171], [180]-183, [203], [235], [245].
United Irish Society, [87], [88], [91].
Universities. See [Trinity] College, Dublin;
[Queen's] University;
[Royal] University;
[Belfast] Belfast University;
[National] University.
University College, Cork, [205];
Galway, [205].
Victoria, Queen, [39].
Vinegar Hill, massacre at, [105]-107.
Volunteer movement, [72], [102], [237].
Waitangi, Treaty of, [39].
Waldenses, persecution of, [43], [53].
Walsh, T., [195].
Waterford, founded by Danes, [8];
Henry II lands at, [16].
Waterford Corporation and Mr. Scully, [204].
Westmeath, persons employed by County Council of, [175].
Wexford, raid by men of, [7];
landing of Spaniards at, [34];
rebellion in, [105]-107, [110];
monuments of rebels in, [108].
White, P., [195].
Whiteboys, [69].
William III, [47].
Wolfe, memorial to General, [243], [244].
Wolseley, letter from Lord, [246].
Wright, Mr. Justice, [182].
Wyndham Act, [159].
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