“Rebel, An Old,” 1.

  Red-haired woman stops the growth of the Curragh, 69.

  Redmond, John, 3, 252.

  Redmond, Sylvester, 86.

  Refugees of the ’67 Rising, 92.

  Repeal Hall, 52.

  “Repeal Cap,” 49.

  Rescue of Kelly and Deasy.
  ——­Incidents of the arrest and rescue described in page 95
  ——­and following pages.

  Reunion of the Parliamentary Party, January 30th, 1900, 255.

  Revisiting Ireland, 27.

  Revolvers for Manchester, 96.

  Revolvers from Forrester, 131.

  Reynolds, Dr., 52.

  Ribbonmen, 23.

  Richards, Richard ("Double Dick"), 109.

  Richardson, John, 5.

  “Richard III.” played by Falconer, 262.

  Rising of 1848, drilling to oppose it, 55.

  Rising of 1867, 89.

  Roden, Lord, 32.
  ——­Dolly’s Brae massacre, 45.

  “Roderick Vich Alpine Dhu,” 115.

  Rogers, John, a Gaelic scholar, 259.

  Roney, Hughey, his house threatened by Orangemen, 15, 20.

  “Rory O’More,” by Lover, 11.
  ——­a scene from it reenacted, 12.

  “Rosaleen Dhu,” 266.

  Rotunda, Dublin, 155.

  Round Towers, Kildare, &c., 70.

  Russell, Lord John, his Ecclesiastical Titles Act, 58, 61.

Russell, Charles (Lord Russell of Killowen), willing to become our candidate —­for Parliament to induce Liberals to withdraw objectionable man.  —­This has desired effect, 249. ——­we ask him to take the chair for our first Home Rule meeting. ——­He advises us to get Dr. Commins, 171.

  Russell, Sir Edward, of “Liverpool Daily Post,” 21, 257.

  Ryan, John (Capn.  O’Doherty), calls on me; I join the I.R.B., 74.

  Ryan, John (Capn.  O’Doherty),
  ——­he describes to me the escape of Stephens, in which he assisted, 77, 78.
  ——­now dead many years, 68, 112.

  Ryan, Wm. James, his “Life of John Boyle O’Reilly,” 86.

  Ryan, William Patrick, 257.

  Ryan, Dr. Mark, an Irish scholar, 257.

  S.

  Sadlier, John, his suicide, 62.

  Sadlier-Keogh gang, their betrayal of the cause of the Irish
  —­tenants, 61, 62.

  Saintfield, battle, in ’98, 38.

  Salford Gaol, 99.

  Santley, Sir Charles, 5.

  Sarsfield Band, 184.

  Saturday Evening Concerts, 10.

  School Board Election, Liverpool, our votes enough to elect 8 out of
  —­the 15 members, 156.

  Schoolmaster, The, 93, 111.

  Scone, 110.

  Scott, Sir Walter, author of “Hail to the Chief,” 115.

  Scotland Ward and Division in Liverpool, an Irish stronghold,
  —­both Municipal and Parliamentary, 24, 185.

  Seager, John Renwick, 243.

  Servant girls, Irish-American, 111.