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\ -2-, Rule bill, 101, 107; and

11, 14, 16, 17, 26;

against

Parnell on, 243;

25

Sullivan, T. D., nationalist propagandist,

the

National League, 65; and Ulster, 168, 248,

1,

292 Strachey, St Loe, 280 Stewart, A. T.

Stuart,

and suppression of

Home

stereotypes, 126, 133, 165, 291

Rylett, Rev. Harold, 124

Salisbury, Lord,

216

Rule cause, 49; reasons for supporting Home Rule, 49; and first Home Rule bill, 57, 76; and land purchase bill (1886), 89, 92; and Ulster, 132, 133, 137, 139, 140; on the political consciousness of Irish peasantry, 189; on relation between land and Home Rule questions, 217; and second Home Rule bill, 252 Spender, Harold, 273 Statist, The, 85

235; Irish version of suggested, 211

R ussell.

167

Spencer, Lord, importance of to

Roscommon Herald, 28, 113 Rosebery, Lord, 39, 215, 230, 248 Ross, John, 232, 250, 282 Rossmore, Lord, 125, 161 Round Table talks, 202-5, 208, 214, 232-

200 Charles,

in,

Special Commission, 16, 23, 24, 25, 31-2,

Rigg, T. G., 148-9, 150 Rockingham ministry, 104

Roundell, C.

on Protestants

Smith, Percy, 48, 87 Smith-Barry, A. H., 48

Reid, R. T., 238-9,

3,

192

first

Home

Ulster, 129, 144

.

Tanner, Dr C., 228 Tenant League, 207 Thring, Lord, and first Home Rule bill, 60-1; and land purchase bill (1886), 81; and historical propaganda, 192

treatment for Ulster, 140, 234, 249; and

Times, The, 43, 90-1, 94, 133, 174, 201

Lord Randolph Churchill, 161-2; Two

Tollemache, Lionel, 288 Tone, Theobald Wolfe, 13, 209, 225, 243 Townsend, H. H., 48, 87-8 Trench, T. C., 48, 87 Trevelyan, G. O., and first Home Rule

Irelands;

or Loyalty versus Treason,

and Ulster resistance

to

169-70, 248, 280, 292;

and

226; and

Meath

Home

petitions,

165;

Rule,

Belfast riots,

250

1

369 116-17;

92, 96, 99,

bill,

Table

talks,

Tuam

Herald,

Tukc,

J. H.,

and Round

Unionist leaders

203

visit,

236-7, 239, 279;

see also Belfast

convention (1892), vention League, 282

Ulster

1 1

28 28

T ully, Jasper,

247;

Con-

lUster Journal of Archaeology, 160

Tyrone by-eleetion

(1881), 123-4

Ulster

Tyrrell, Garrett, 24

Land Committee, 113-14

United Ireland, 6, 17, 24, 26, 28-9, 31, 32, 33, 100, 109-10, 111, 166, 222, 224

United Irishmen, 191 Ulster,

opposing

Unionists

of

strategy

Home

Rule,

4,

in

for

139-40, 162,

Victoria,

Queen,

34, 180, 207, 254,

264

Vincent, John, 41, 81-2, 83, 84, 285-6 Volunteers of 1783, 17, 21

234; Liberals in, 30, 123-4, 137, 138; Nationalists in, 31, 123-5, 127, 128, 130-3, 133, 141, 142-5, 147, 149, 150-1,

Walker, Joseph, 226 Walker, Samuel, 137 Walsh, Archbishop W.

161, 163, 165, 166, 220-4, 237, 241-7,

249-50, 291; threat of loyalist rebellion in, 62, 122, 127, 132, 139, 144, 167-71,

279-82, 292; question of, as an obstacle to Home Rule, 122-3, 127, 236; ‘invasion

of,

Orangemen

in,

124,

125,

127,

Webb,

124-32, 133, 154, 161,

243-4, 291; separate treatment

for, 129,

134-6, 138, 140, 143, 145, 146, 151, 227-

232-5, 237-8, 241, 249, 274-5, 278-9; Liberal Unionists in, 129-30. 137-8,

8,

140, 152, 153, 195, 215; discrimination

against Catholics

in,

132-3, 134, 136,

226, 227, 248; religious demography of, 142-5; debate on prosperity of, 146-52;

national identity of loyalists reaction of loyalists in to

in, first

153-61;

r

71,

83;

Western News, 112

Whately, Archbishop Richard, 15 Wolseley, Lord, 168-9

Home

Young

in,

memo

on Home Rule finance, 258-9; mentioned, 272 West, Sir Algernon, 252, 272 62,

235-6;

deputation

D., 47

Weekly Examiner, 113, 149 Weekly Northern Whig, 130, 223, 226, 228 Welby, Lord, and first Home Rule bill,

Young

English

Alfred, 32, 50, 200-1, 210

Webber, W.

Rule scheme, 161-7; Plan of Campaign in, 221-2; sales under Ashbourne act in, 223;

199-200,

210,211 Waring, Col., 161, 167 Warner, Lee, 36

161;

164, 167-71, 226, 230-1, 235, 236, 239,

J., 108,

Ireland

17,^18, 23,

movement

(1840s), 13, 14,

207

Ireland Society (1880s), 142, 240

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