Conciliation Hall, Dublin, 16.

  Condon, Captain Edward O’Meagher, 93.

  Condon, plans rescue of Kelly and Deasy, 96.
  ——­is himself arrested, 102.

  Condon, his defiant shout in the dock of “God save Ireland,” 104.
  ——­returned to America, and has been since helping the Cause there and
  here, 106, 107, and 112.

  Confederates, Irish, 55.

  Connolly, Lawrence, 185.

  Connaught, 35.

  Convention of 1876 votes confidence in Isaac Butt, 188.

  Copperas Hill Chapel, 5.
  ——­Schools, 13.

  Cork, “No sin in Cor-r-r-k,” 26.

  Corydon, the informer, what he was like, 85.
  ——­throws off the mask, 85.

  Cottage Industries in Ulster, 33.

  Council of Fenian Leaders, 93.

  Cousens, a Liverpool detective, 131.

  Cranston, Robert, escaped military Fenian, 141.

  Crilly, Alfred, a brilliant Irishman, who did good service for the
  Cause, 150, 171.

Crilly, Daniel, brother of Alfred, 150, 211. ——­on staff of “Nation,” 151. ——­registration agent, 243. ——­editor of “United Irishman,” 180. ——­Member of Parliament, 180.

  Crilly, Frederick Lucas, General Secretary of United Irish League
  —­of Great Britain, 150.

  Crimean War, The, 65.

  Crosbie Street, mostly spoke Connaught Irish, 15.

  Crowley, Thade, the Cork pork butcher, 25, 26.

  Cumberland, 33.

  Curragh of Kildare, I help at the building of camp there, 65.

  D.

  “Daily News,” The, describes the rescue of Kelly and Deasy,
  and acknowledges the courage and skill of the rescuers, 101.

  “Daily Post,” Liverpool, 21.

  Darragh, Daniel, brings the arms from Birmingham for Manchester Rescue, 96.
  ——­dies in Portland Prison, 126.
  ——­Hogan brings his remains to Ireland, and Condon visits his grave, 127.

  Darragh, Thomas, escaped military Fenian, 141.

  Davis, Thomas, as registration agent, 242.
  ——­his “Literary and Historical Essays,” 261.

  Davitt, Martin, father of Michael, 240.

Davitt, Michael, takes up Forrester’s work of supplying arms, 132. ——­is arrested and convicted on Corydon’s testimony, 136. ——­returns from penal servitude, 199. ——­formation of the Land League, 205. ——­his “Fall of Feudalism,” 197. ——­tries to get Parnell to join advanced movement, 202.

  “Dear Old Ireland,” T.D.  Sullivan’s Song, 38.

  Denvir’s “Monthly” and “Irish Library,” 257.

  De Courcy, 27, 29.

  Denvir, Bishop, Bible, 30.
  ——­see Father O’Laverty, 30.
  ——­I met him with my father, 3.

  Denvir, General Denver’s daughter enquires after him, 41.

  Denver City, the Capital of Colorado, named after General James
  —­William Denver, descended from Patrick Denvir, a ’98 Insurgent, 40.