astonish an eye-witness, 30
Castle Island, 31
Mr. Roche and Mr. Gladstone, 31
Opinions of a railway traveller, 31, 32
Misrepresentations of evictions, 32
Cork, past and present, 34
Mr. Gladstone and the Dean, 35
League Courts in Kerry, 36
Local Law Lords, 36
Mr. Colomb and the Fenian rising in 1867, 37
Remarkable letter of an M.P., 38
Irish Constabulary, morale of the force, 40
The clergy and the Plan of Campaign, 41
Municipal history, 43
Increase of public burdens, 44
Tralee Board of Guardians, 46
Labourers and tenants, 46
Feb. 25, 47
Boycotting, 47-49
Land law and freedom of contract, 49
Rivalry between Limerick and Cork, 50
Henry VIII. and the Irish harp, 50
Municipal Parliamentary franchise, 51
Environs of Cork, 52
Churches and chapels, 53
Attractive home at Belmullet, 54
Lord Carnarvon and the Priest, 55
Feb. 26, 56
Blarney Castle, 56, 57
St. Anne’s Hill, 56, 57
An evicted woman on “the Plan,” 59
The Ponsonby estate, 59
Feb. 27—A day at Youghal, 60
Father Keller, 61-76
On emigration and migration, 66
Protestants and Catholics (see Note G3), 68
Meath as a field for peasant proprietors, 69
Ghost of British protection, 70
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