Bryers, George, 266.

  “Buckshot Foster,” 210.

Burke, Rickard, meets a notable company, 93. ——­purchases arms, 105. ——­Clerkenwell explosion an attempt to rescue him, 106. ——­sent to penal servitude, 106. ——­returned to America, 112.

  Burke, Thomas, J.P., of Liverpool, 186.

  Bushmills, Co.  Antrim, my birthplace, 2.

Butt, Isaac, presides at the first Annual Convention of the Home Rule Confederation of Great Britain, and becomes its —­first President, 173. ——­a contributor to “United Irishman,” 181. ——­gives no countenance to obstruction, 188. ——­1876 Convention votes confidence in him, 188. ——­resigns presidency of organisation, and succeeded by Parnell, 192. ——­his death, 195.

Byrom Street, Liverpool, my house for a time the headquarters of Home Rule Confederation of Great Britain, 181. ——­frequently met Butt, Parnell, Biggar, and other leaders there, 181.

  Byrne, Daniel, Richmond Prison warder, 77.

  Byrne, Frank, 160, 181.

  Byrne, M.P., Garrett, 230.

  Byrne, Patrick, 199.

  C.

  Cahill, Rev. Dr., a great preacher, 59.

  Camp in Everton, in view of expected rising in Liverpool, 55.

  Campbell, Richard, a humorous Irish singer, 120.

  “Camp Fires of the Legion,” by James Finigan, 162.

  Carlingford Lough, vies with Killarney in beauty, 27.

  Carnarvon Borough election, where I first met Lloyd George, 237.

  Carraig Mountain, 31

  Cassidy, Tom, “a flogger,” 67.

  Castlewellan, Eiver Magennis its member in King James’s Parliament, 29.

  Castlewellan, a Nationalist centre for South Down, 47.

  “Catalpa” carries off the military Fenians, 140.
  ——­lands them safely in New York, 145.

  Catholic Emancipation, 268.

  Catholic Hierarchy, Restoration of, 58.

  Catholic Institute, 54.

  “Catholic Times,” I review in it “Life of Robert Emmet,”
  by Michael James Whitty, 21.
  ——­carrying it on single-handed, 153.

  Celtic Race, the Catholics of Ulster the most Celtic part of
  —­Ireland, 30. 57.

  Chambers, Corporal, 200.

  Chester Castle, plot to seize, 81.
  ——­I volunteer for the raid, 82.

  Christian Brothers, The, 14, 27.

  Churches, increase rapidly in Liverpool, 6.

  Clampit, Sam, a good, honest Protestant Fenian, is arrested, 108.

  Clan Connell War Song—­O’Donnell Aboo, 115.

  Clan na nGael, 36.

  Clarence Dock, Liverpool, 3.
  ——­where the harvest men landed, 35.

  Clarke, Michael, 180.

  Clarke, Patrick, 180.

  Clarkhill, Co.  Down, 47.

  Coming over from Ireland, 3.

  Commins, Dr. Andrew, his record, 172.
  ——­becomes head of Home Rule Organisation in Great Britain, 171, 172.