a, 111
Sinclair, Thomas:--
Recess Committee, 218
Social order, Irish attachment to, 54
_Spectator_:--English non-allowance for sentiment, 15
_Speed's Chronicle_:--
Con O'Neal, etc. 57
Spencer, Lord, 168
Starkie, Dr.:--
Mr. Wyse's education scheme, 126
State-aid:-- 45, 211, 219, 220, 223
Stephen, J.K. ("Cynicus") 164
Stopford Brooke, 92
Swine fever, 251

Technical Instruction, 130, 228, 234 _seq_. 257, 263, 267, 279
Temperance Reform, 112 _seq_.
Tenure question and land question, 41
Tillage, decrease of, 42
Tisserand, M.:--
Recess Committee memorandum, 220
Tobacco culture, 282
Trinity College, influence of, 134, 136 _seq._
Two Irelands, 37

Ulster:--
Attitude towards the rest of Ireland, 38
Home Rule, objections to, 66, 86, 87
Ulster Liberal Unionist Association, political thought in, 66
Unionist (Irish) Party:--
Industrial element in Irish life and, 67, 68, 86
Influence in Irish life, 63_seq._
Policy, 68
Ulster and Home Rule, 66,86 _seq._
United Ireland, first real conception of, 77
United Irish League, 90
University Question:-- 99, 109
Catholic University:--
O'Dea, Dr., on, 141
O'Dwyer, Dr., on, 140
Hyde, Dr., evidence before Commission, 151
Maynooth, influence of, 134, 136, 138, 139
Place of the University in education, 133
Trinity College, influence of, 134, 136 _seq._
University reform necessary, 138

Vandeleur Estate, co-operative community, 184
Village libraries, 119, 199

Wolff, Mr. Henry W.:--
People's banks, 199
Wyndham, Mr.:--
Land Act. 1903, 10, 12
Wyse, Mr. Thomas:--
Scheme of Irish education, 125

Yeats, W.B. 154
Yerburgh, Mr. R.A.:--
Agricultural banks, 199

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