Ireland as it is, and as it would be under Home Rule

by Robert John Buckley

GENERAL INDEX

• Achil Islands, [244].
• Agriculture, Mr. Balfour's aids to, [179] and [370].
• "All You Want," an Irish Programme, [331].
• American Tourist's Opinion, [7] and [31];
  • Help for Ireland, [329].
• Aran Islands, [156].
• Armagh, [291].
• Ashbourne Act, Happy results of, [133].
• Athenry, [177].
  
• Balfour, Right Hon. A.J., reception in Belfast, [20];
  • reception in Dublin, [40];
  • Galway Fisheries, [135];
  • Ditto, [140];
  • The Man for Ireland, [152];
  • Aids Agriculture, [179];
  • Secret of Success, [210];
  • List of his Light Railways, [387].
• Ballymena, Description of, [32].
• Banks, Effects of Home Rule Bill on, [8].
• Beggars, Irish, [237], [360], and [378].
• Belfast, Newcastle Miners in, [22];
  • Belfast and Dublin Corporations compared, [22];
  • Chamber of Commerce, [29];
  • Riots of 1886, [29];
  • Later Opinions, [317].
• Blarney Stone, The, [65].
• Bodyke, Visit to, [103];
  • History of Estate, [105];
  • Evictions at, [106] and [109];
  • Tenants could Pay, [118].
• Boycotting (see also Outrage, &c.).
  • The Darcy Family, [118];
  • Mr. Strachan, of Tuam, [130];
  • Children Starving, [151];
  • For expressing Political Opinions, [227];
  • Father Humphreys on, [264];
  • Mrs. Taylor's Case, [346].
• Boyne, Battle of the, [307].
• Bundoran, Attack on Protestants at, [384].
  
• Cables, Nationalists and Atlantic, [11].
• Chamberlain, Right Hon. J., and Mr. Dillon, [297].
• Cappawhite, Assault, [53].
• Capital, Idle Irish, [200].
• Cathedrals, Tipperary, [48];
  • Monaghan, [299].
• Catholics, Roman, Opinion of Unionist, [14];
  • Hatred of Protestants, [14] (see also Intolerance);
  • The Loyalist, [166] and [266].
• Cattle in living rooms, [245].
• Character Sketches—A Kerry Shopkeeper, [69];
  • Philip Fahy, [125];
  • An Old Woman, [148];
  • Local Names, [175];
  • Ladies and their Boots, [178];
  • Bailiffs and Gangers, [182];
  • Achil Car Driver, [247].
• Charity, Effects of Home Rule Bill on, [7];
  • Hopelessness of helping the Irish by, [238].
• Churchyard, an Irish, [223].
• Clare, "Unmanageable Devils," [74];
  • the Curse of County, [81];
  • Civil War in, [102].
• Coercion, Irish Legislature and, [114].
• Congested Districts, a precise definition of, [178];
  • Description of, [230].
• Cork, Sentiment in, [61].
• Credulity of Irish, [3], [13], and [119];
  • Belief in Fairies, [138];
  • Hill full of Diamonds, [150].
• Croke, Archbishop, [351].
• Customs, Collection of, under Home Rule, [58].
  
• De Burgho, Lady, and Evictions, [113].
• Degradation, Glimpses of Irish, [244].
• Dillon, John, convicted at Tipperary, [53].
• Disloyalty (see also Union of Hearts); "To hell with Queen Victoria," [4];
  • the Town Crier, [218];
  • Cursing the Queen, [262];
  • Father Ryan's Manifesto, [276];
  • Irish Press admits, [287];
  • Poem against joining the Army, [364];
  • T.D. Sullivan's Verses, [337].
• Donegal, Do-Nothing, [371].
• Dublin, Opinions in, [1];
  • compared with Belfast, [22].
• Dugort, [251].
• Dundalk, [278].
• Dynamite, Use of, justified, [235];
  • Daly, [275].
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• Education, Catholic designs on, [301].
  • False Swearing, [360].
• Elections (see also Voting) in Ulster, [342];
  • Effects of Home Rule on English Industries, [43], also [213] and [372];
  • English Ignorance of Ireland, [238];
  • Not Governed by Englishmen, [279].
• England, Apathy of Electors in, [6];
  • Ruane, [130];
  • What They Mean, [228];
  • In Queen's County, [334].
• Evictions (see also Bodyke). Sadleir case, [57];
  • Ditto, [182];
  • Flour Mills, &c., idle, [200].
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  • "Please God we'll have a Famine," [255].
• Factories, Galway Bag, [141];
  • Irish Petted and Spoiled, [281].
• Famine in Achil, [253];
  • O'Leary and Stephens, [388].
• Farmers, English and Irish compared, [99];
  • Galway, [135];
  • Price of Fish, [139];
  • Aran Island, [158];
  • Curing Taught, [181].
• Fenians, Opinion of, [260];
• Fisheries, Priests' Falsehoods about, [94];
• Flax-Growing Neglected, [290].
• Forest Planting in Congested Districts, [180].
• Fowl Breeding Encouraged, [370].
• Franchise, Effects of lowering, [78].
• Freemasons, Archbishop Walsh and, [19].
• Funerals in Connaught, [214].
  
  • Harbour Folly, [175].
• Gag, Irish Catholic on, [343].
• Galway, Board of Guardians, [140];
  • "Oi'm goin' across the Say," [134];
  • Mob Rule, [150];
  • As a "Jumper," [248];
  • his "firm belief," [309];
  • "the party of law and order," [325].
• Geographical Necessity, [357].
• Gladstone, Right Hon. W.E., attacks Parnell, [96];
• Gladstonians converted in Ireland, [137], [154], and [312].
• Gort, Description of, [116].
• Grubb, Sir Howard, [1].
• Guardians, Boards of, and Rates, [267].
  
  • see also under England.
• Harrington, "Tim," [9].
• Harvest Hands for England, Irish, [247], [251], [258];
• Healy, "Tim," his parentage, [64].
  • Nationalist Opinions of Bill, [8];
  • How Nationalists will work, [10];
  • A Peasant's View of, [54];
  • Not Yet, [70];
  • Home Rule from Mr. Balfour, [70];
  • Mr. Manley on, [98];
  • Praying against, [120];
  • Masses don't want, [137];
  • "Let us have Chaos," [164];
  • "Can we eat it?" [173];
  • An Irish Criticism of, [215];
  • Who oppose it? [249];
  • United Ireland on, [291];
  • German View of, [305];
  • Its Friends and Enemies, [330];
  • Parnellites dread it now, [376].
• Holy Water, [186].
• Home Rule, a Coffin for, [3];
  • An "Iligant" Tenant, [31];
  • "The Devil's Bite," [56];
  • The Timprance Man, [56];
  • A Lending Transaction, [80];
  • The Galway Fisherman, [124];
  • "When I'm sober," [148];
  • "'Tis Home Rule ye want," [160];
  • Mr. Morley and the Car-driver, [177];
  • The Wild Ass, [181];
  • Michael and the Postal Service, [208];
  • The Cattle Boat, [275];
  • A Question of Feet, [357];
  • An Irish Retort, [364];
  • Finn Water v. Purgatory, [354].
• Houghton, Lord, [272], [286], [316].
• Humorous Incidents narrated: The Phœnix Park Orator, [9];
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  • Irish Farmers', [227].
• Ignorance, the Kerry Folks', [68].
  • How it is Done, [132].
• Immigration, Effects of Home Rule on, [210].
• Improvidence, in Connaught, [124];
• Intimidation (see also Bodyke), Sadleir's Case, [57];
• Intolerance, Irish, [339], [349].
  • Sequel thereto, [371].
• Ireland, Another Injustice to, [122].
  • Protected by Police, [60];
  • Contempt for, [114];
  • Why Distrusted, [151];
  • Matt Harris, [205];
  • Fenians on, [260].
• Irish Language, [203].
• Irish National Federation, Commissioner attends a "Mass Meeting" of the, [282];
  • Tim Healy on, [338].
• Irish Members, Popular Opinions of, [8] and [57];
  • Land Hunger, [99] (see also Summary Article, [396]);
  • Tenants Real Owners, [192];
  • a Farmer's View, [225];
  • Must be Worth Something, [228];
  • Land Commission Rewards Idleness, [373].
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  • Reign at Loughrea, [142];
  • Overmatched, [254];
  • Gladstone and Harcourt on, [315].
• Juries, The Cork, [69].
  
• Landlords Must Exist, [117];
  • Mr. James Dunn on Irish, [123];
  • Mr. McMaster's Offer, [155];
  • In England Work, in Ireland Play, [229];
  • an Excuse for, [245];
  • Death and, [250];
  • "Going to," [378].
• Land (see also Rent), Sub-division of, [58];
• Land League, Defying the, [65];
  • about Westminster, [316];
  • about Mr. Balfour, [344].
• Land Purchase, Falsehoods about, [144].
• Laziness, Examples of, [36];
• Legislation, with a Hard G, [330].
• Lies, Nationalist, about Daly, [279];
  • his Father, [357].
• Linen Trade of Londonderry, [34].
• Local Government, A Nationalist on, [277].
• Logan, M.P., False Statements about Rents, [195].
• Logue, Cardinal, [293];
• Londonderry, Description of, [34].
  
• MacAdam, Mr., Bodyke Agent, [103].
  • in Achil Islands, [246];
  • Juvenile, [257].
• McFadden, Father, his income, [369].
  • Dr. Wylie on, [350].
• Magee, Detective James, [388].
• Mansions in Ruins, [184].
• Marriage Customs in Connaught, [213];
• Maynooth, Enemy of England, [76], [326];
  • on the side of crime, [104];
  • tight-fisted, [153];
  • the cab-driver and, [177];
  • police on, [226];
  • philandering, [389].
• Mines, Delusions about, [121], [145], [212], [233], [358], [362].
• Minority, The, [296], [312].
  • see also summary article, [390].
• Monaghan, [299].
• Morley, Right Hon. John, soliloquy, [89];
  • a Parnellite, [210];
  • assaulted by a priest, [281].
• Mullingar, [191].
  
• Nationalism, its real nature, [4];
• Newry, [285].
• Nolan, Colonel, interview with, [126];
  • demonstrations, [319];
  • charged with rowdyism, [323];
  • constitution of the, [324].
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  • fifteen in County Clare, [83];
  • hushing up, [89];
  • dread of, [91];
  • Loughrea, [142];
  • a terrible list of, [167];
  • a fire, [198];
  • Mr. Moloney shot, [199];
  • Castle explosion, [218];
  • Mr. Blood fired at, [281].
• O'Brien, William, convicted at Tipperary, [53].
  • fancy picture of, [268].
• O'Callaghan, Colonel, [100].
• O'Shaughnessy, Dr., on Home Rule, [115].
  • secret of his success, [133];
  • still worshipped in Dublin, [277].
• Orange Lodges, their toleration, [33];
• Outrages: Two girls brutally assaulted, [60];
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  • refuse protection at Bodyke, [107];
  • Mr. Morley and the, [226].
• Parliament, an Irish, what it could do, [188];
• Parnellites and Anti-Parnellites defined, [270].
• Parnell, Mr., Priests and, [79];
• Peace, Ireland needs, [72].
• Pledges and Promises, Value of Irish, [97].
  • on finality, [337].
• Police, The Dublin, [5];
  • priests' one idea, [73];
  • priests at Home Rule Convention, [164];
  • never denounced outrage, [167];
  • people believe anything priest tells them, [204];
  • present day priests, [211];
  • "I am responsible," [242];
  • "admit bearer," [263];
  • "pay, pay, pay, from the cradle to the grave," [325];
  • spiritual tyranny, [332];
  • refusing the sacrament, [348];
  • a loyal priest, [365].
• Ponsonby Rents, [50].
• Post Office Savings Bank, Run on, [8].
  • persecution of, at Tuam, [131];
  • colony at Dugort, [246];
  • why they are Unionists, [380];
  • Bundoran outrage upon, [384].
• Potato Seed Wasted, [248].
  • the Connemara, [169];
  • a ride on a new line, [174];
  • an engine ride, [230];
  • building on a bog, [231];
  • a dangerous ride, [241];
  • full list of Balfour Light Railways, [387].
• Poverty, English and Irish, [255].
• Press, The Irish, [272];
  • rack renting, [100];
  • quite low enough, [143];
  • what rack rent means, [190];
  • land must be worth something, [228];
  • to whom is rent due? [335];
  • Dublin Corporation tenants and Clanricarde tenants compared, [335];
  • a Donegal rent book, [354].
• Priests and People (see also Voting): A terrible danger, [71];
  • could we reconquer? [185].
• Protectionists, [269].
• Protestants, Attack on, at Cappawhite, [53];
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• Railways—Mr. Balfour's—Cork and Muskerry, [65];
• Registration Frauds, [341].
• Rents, the Ponsonby, [50];
• Republic, An Irish, [162];
• Ribbonmen and Nationalists compared, [276].
• Rossmore, Lord, and Monaghan Town Council, [301].
• Ruins, Irish, [310].
  
• Salthill, [149].
• St. Patrick, [307].
  • complaint when withdrawn, [278].
• Scotch and Irish Compared, [286] and [375].
• Securities, Effect of Home Rule Bill on, [7].
• Secret Societies, [148].
• Sentiment, a Priest on Irish, [188].
• Smith Barry, Mr., [50].
  • 1—Irish Nationalism is not Patriotism, [390].
  • 2—Land Hunger: Its Cause, Effect, and Remedy, [396].
  • 3—Clerical Domination and its Consequences.
  • 4—Civil War a certainty of Home Rule.
• Soap as a remedy for Ireland's ills, [95].
• Soldiers, Irish Girls and, [79];
• Strabane Agricultural Show, [375].
  • Rev. R. Eager, [12];
  • at Tipperary, [48].
• Stranorlar, [352].
• Strike Leaders and Nationalists compared, [370].
• Sullivan, T.D., on India, [337].
• Summary Articles:—
• Superstition (see also Credulity), the Holy Man, [62].
  
  • Indignation Meeting, [220].
• Tenants' Losses, [52].
  • Preparation for War, [13];
  • English Sympathy with, [15];
  • Loyalist Programme, [16];
  • Character of Ulstermen, [243];
  • Articles on, [285];
  • "tak a doom'd lot of managin'," [321].
• Terrorism in Dublin, [10];
  • "When England's bur-r-sted up," [74];
  • Miss Gonne, [93];
  • Union Jack cut down, [191];
  • "When Britons first at Hell's command" (see also Disloyalty), [197].
• Tipperary, New and Old, [48].
• Toleration, would Catholics show? [300] and [303].
  • Priests endowed with a thousand votes, [353];
  • Regulations wanted against priests, [360].
• Trade, Home Rule effects on (see also England), [7] and [65].
• Tradition, Effects of, [76].
  • Mr. Morley's precautions, [27];
  • Ireland's policy when England is at war, [314];
  • Danger of civil war, [409].
• Tuam, [128];
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• Ulster, Feeling on Home Rule Bill in, [13];
• Union of Hearts, Dublin mob on, [42];
• 
  
• Victoria Disaster, Irish opinion of, [297].
• Voting, Priests and, [263], [332];
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• Walsh, Archbishop, [274].
• War, Preparations for, in Ulster, [13];
• Worthington, Mr. Robert, on ruin by Home Rule, [43].

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