SECOND EDITION.

“Upon the future of Ireland hangs the future of the British Empire.” CARDINAL MANNING TO EARL GREY, 1868

NOTE F. THE “MOONLIGHTERS” AND “HOME RULE.” (Vol. ii. p. 38.)

NOTE G. THE PONSONBY PROPERTY. (Vol. ii. pp. 59-66.)

NOTE G2. THE GLENBEHY EVICTION FUND. (Vol. ii. p. 12.)

NOTE G3. HOME RULE AND PROTESTANTISM. (Vol. ii. p. 68.)

NOTE H. TULLY AND THE WOODFORD EVICTIONS. (Vol. ii. p. 149.)

NOTE H2. BOYCOTTING THE DEAD. (Vol. ii. p. 151.)

NOTE I. POST-OFFICE SAVINGS BANKS. (Vol. i. p. 117; vol. ii. pp. 5, 12, 66, 95, 200, 248.)

NOTE K. THE COOLGREANY EVICTIONS. (Vol. ii. p. 216.)

NOTE L. A DUCAL SUPPER IN IRELAND IN 1711. (Vol. ii. p. 283.)

NOTE M. LETTER FROM MR. O’LEARY. (Vol. ii. p. 291.)

NOTE N. BOYCOTTING PRIVATE OPINION. (Vol. ii. p. 293.)

NOTE O. BOYCOTTING BY “CROWNER’S QUEST LAW.” (Vol. ii. p. 312.)