objection made to any serious extension of Lord Ashbourne’s Act by Mr. Chamberlain in his extremely clear and able preface to a programme of “Unionist Policy for Ireland” just issued by the “National Radical Union.”

LONDON, 21st Sept. 1888.

CONTENTS OF VOL. I.

CLUE MAP Frontispiece

PREFACE TO SECOND EDITION p. v

PROLOGUE xxi-lxvii

CHAPTER I.

• London to Dublin, Jan. 20, 1888, p. 1
• Irish Jacobite, 1
• Proposed Mass in memory of Charles Edward, 2
• Cardinal Manning, 3
• President Cleveland’s Jubilee Gift to Leo XIII, 4
• Arrival at Kingstown, 5
• Admirable Mail Service, 5
• “Davy,” the newsvendor, 6
• Mr. Davitt, 7
• Coercion in America and Ireland, 8
• Montgomery Blair’s maxim, 8
• Irish cars, 9
• Maple’s Hotel, 9
• Father Burke of Tallaght, 10, 11
• Peculiarities of Post-offices, 12, 13
• National League Office, 13
• The Dublin National Reception, 14
• Mr. T.D. Sullivan, M.P., 14
• Dublin Castle, 15
• Mr. O’Brien, Attorney-General, 16
• The Chief-Secretary, Mr. Balfour, 17-24
• Fathers M‘Fadden and M‘Glynn, 18
• Come-outers of New England, 18
• Mr. Wilfrid Blunt, 19, 20
• Sir West Ridgway, 24
• Divisional Magistrates, 24
• Colonel Turner, 25
• The Castle Service, p. 25-29
• Visit of the Prince of Wales, 27
• Lord Chief-Justice Morris, 29-37
• An Irish Catholic on Mr. Parnell, 31-33
• Mr. Justice Murphy, 36
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