IRELAND UNDER COERCION

THE DIARY OF AN AMERICAN

CHAPTER VII.

Rossbehy, Feb. 21, [1]
The latest eviction at Glenbehy, [1]
Trafalgar Square, [1], [2]
Father Little, [3]
Mr. Frost, [3], [4]
Priest and landlord, [3]
Savings Banks’ deposits at Six-mile Bridge, [5]
Drive through Limerick, [5]
Population and trade, [5], [6]
Boycotting and commerce, [6], [7]
Shores of the Atlantic, [7]
Tralee, [7]
Killorglin, [8]
Hostelry in the hills, [8]
Facts of the eviction, [9]-[13]
Glenbehy Eviction Fund (see Note [G2]), [12]
A walk on Washington’s birthday, [13]
A tenant at Glenbehy offers £13 in two instalments in full for £240 arrears, [13]
English and Irish members, [14]
“Winn’s Folly,” [15]
Acreage and rental of the Glenbehy estate, [16]
Work of eviction begun, [17]
Patience of officers, [17]
American and Irish evictions contrasted, [17]
“Oh, he’s quite familiar,” [18]
A modest Poor Law Guardian, [18], [19]
Moonlighters’ swords, [20]
Father Quilter and the “poor slaves,” his people, [21],[22]
Beauty of Lough Caragh, [23]
Difficulty of getting evidence, [25]
Effects of terrorism in Kerry, [25]
Singular identification of a murderer, [26]
Local administration in Tralee, [28]