Size of Farms
Leases and Rents
Failure of the Potato Crop>
Labourers - 3 classes
Con-acre
Farm Implements
Breeds of Cattle
Dairying
Breeds of Sheep
Pigs
Manure
Pasture

Juries Being Merciful
Judge Fletcher
The Law as an Instrument of Repression
Examples of Sentencing
Stocks and Pillory had Fallen into Disuse by 1820
Some Strange Customs

Public Meeting of the Citizens Important Resolutions A Policeman Shot Dead Forcible Speeches A Committee of Public Safety Appointed

Mr. de Valeras Broadcast
A False Picture
Untrue Suggestion
Lack of Shipping
Countrys Great Needs
The Ports

Galway Jail for £10.
"Noble and Fitting"
The Houses
The Stones
Proud
Will Cost £250,000

The Building at Prospect Hill
Rules and Regulations
Dietary of the Patients
John Howard

Mr. Walter McNallys New Venture

Report from The Freeman's Journal and Daily Commercial Advertiser, July 8, 1816
Galway, July 4. [1816]
Hardiman on the Foundation Ceremony
Thirty–six People Killed in Panic

Introduction
Village of Sorrow

Introduction
Standards
A Limit
Ran Along
£2M. Race
Blaze Engulfs Galway Block
Doomed
Total Cost

Loss of Several Lives

Introduction
Connemara

Appointment as Governor
Opposition to Eyre
Petition of Patrick Ffahy to the Honble The Knights and Citizens and Burghers in Parliament

Selection Unanimously Acclaimed — "The Country Before The Language"
Letter of Invitation
Highly Esteemed
Resolutions
Police Activity

The East Calling
East Bengal to Assam
Snakes
Assam — Land of Hills and Hollows
Elephants
Capturing Elephants
Nights in the Jungle
The Tigers
The Earth Trembles
The Monsoon
Home Again
How Tea Gardens Originated
The Manufacture of Tea
Human Sacrifice
Retreat from Burma
Manipur State
Assam a Battleground
The Pipe Line
Peace at Last
The Province Divided

Introduction
Family Background

Killeeneen
Ned Silke
Query

Killeeneen

The Flogging Parson
Another Flogging Incident

Introduction
Real Friends
Tireless Worker
Work for Language

Galway Friends of Late Paddy Hogan Raise 1,300 Fund
Picture at Leinster House
Success of the Fund
The Greatest Tragedy

Painfully Sudden End of Popular Figure
His Work for the Poor — Tributes at the Homes and Home Assistance Committee
Loughrea Town Commissioners' Sympathy

Introduction
When the Proceedings Were Made Public
Three Months Adjournment

Introduction
Forgeries
O'Flaherty's Fastidious Appetite
O'Flaherty in America
An Account by Justin Huntly McCarthy, M.P.

Introduction
Opposition to the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill
Keogh's Motives Questioned
Keogh Takes on the Catholic Weeklies
Pope's Brass Band Renege on Promise
Keogh Becomes Part of the Establishment

Background
Influence of John Mc Douall Stuart
Burke's Expedition

Introduction
Irish Ireland

A Life of Crime
A Narrow Escape
His Downfall

Arrival of The Liberators Remains
The Arran Castle
The Sea Chapel
The Coffin
Tuesday Afternoon

MacNevin and the United Irishmen
Imprisonment of MacNevin
MacNevin in New York
Genealogy

Election Tactics
Petition Presented by Trench
Judge Keogh's Report
Reports in Newspapers
A brief note on the Genealogy of Judge Keogh
Note On Sir Thomas Burke of Marble Hill

The Jury
Evidence of Witnesses
Verdict
About Robert Martin and Lieutenant Jolly

Preparations for Visit
Opposition to Visit
Consecration of the Church of St. Michael

Invitation to Dinner
Mr. O'Connell's Answer

Fianna Fail Policy
Major General Sean McEoin
Reducing Salaries
The Portumna Meeting
Minister and Derating

Introduction
Letter from Engels to Marx

Introduction
Labour

Fauna in Seventeenth Century Galway
Declaration Against the Transporting of Wolf Dogs
Declaration Touching the Poor
Declaration touching Wolves
Cats
Cuckoo
Dubh Dael or Dara Dael Insect
The Pig
Rats

Fourteenth Century
Fifteenth Century
Sixteenth Century
Seventeenth Century
Eighteenth Century
Nineteenth Century
A List of Authorities

Urban Council Action
The Parish Chapel, Middle St.

An Interesting Publication
Athenry Chapter
Sailed from Galway
Claret for Sheriffs
Persecution
The Galway School
One of the Priests

Who Drank What
Unlicensed Stills
Revenue Police

Poverty in Galway
Relief of the Poor
Dependence on the Potato
Poor Law as an Incentive to Eviction
Main Provisions of the Poor Law Act
Gregory Clause
Role of Landlords in the Relief of Poor
Mortality in the Workhouses
British Association for the Relief of Extreme Distress
Power to Dissolve a Board of Guardians
Workfare
Temporary Extensions to Workhouses

Education in Penal Times
Lynch's School
The Presentation Convent School
The Patrician Brother's Schools
Galway Grammar School
Rules Made By Erasmus Smith
The Queen's College
Authorities

How They Got Their Name
Revival of the Blazers
The Castle Boy Hunt

George Petrie on the Galway Coulin
Words of the Coulin
Music of the Coulin
Download the Music of the Coulin

Stolling Players
Galway Theatre in the Eighteenth Century
Performances in the 18th Century
Kirwan's Lane Theatre

Introduction
Chartered Towns
Galway City
The Royal Galway Institution and Chamber of Commerce

Overcrowding
Poverty and Delapidation
Advertisements for Accomodation
Rents Were High
Sir John Kirwan and Glass Windows

Introduction
Phoenix Park Murders

Marriage and Business
A Case of Breach of Promise of Marriage

Getting Things Done at Last
Housing the First Essential
An Extensive Tour
Homespuns
150 From Kelp
Needs of Inishboffin
Inland Fisheries

Ffrench's Bank of Tuam and Dublin
References:

Loan Funds
Usury Among the Farming Classes
Pawnbrokers
Coinage in the Late Eighteenth Century
Notes in the Late Eighteenth Century
Failure of Two Private Banks in Galway and Tuam
Bank of Ireland in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century
Loss of Confidence in Banking
Atlantic Company
Note on Ffrench's Bank:

Galway's Struggle for Land and Liberty
By an Old Land Leaguer
The First Shock
The Land League
Objects of League

The Romance of a Horse
The Outlook

Earl's Island Bleach Green
London Porter

Ship Building and the Minervia
Leather–Cutter, Boot and Shoe Maker
Imports and Exports in the Early 1800s
Mills of All Sorts
Breweries

Introduction
A Magic Carpet
Chiseled Beauty
"In Lasting Marble"
Where Galway Leads
What a Glory!

Loyalty to the King
Catholic Discontent

Election of Warden in 1737
Local Government in 1779
Notice to Elect Warden in 1791

Introduction
Cork Gives Joy Vent
Signed on Behalf of Executive

Irregulars Escape in Boats Across Corrib
Headford Fight Inquest on Two Solider Victims
The Verdict
Funeral of John Higgins

Introduction
Capture of Armed Party
Mountbellew Farmer Taken from his Home and Shot Dead

Garrison Capitulated — Hail of Bullets on the Building — 170 Prisoners Taken, with Rory O'Connor and Liam Mellowes
The Attack Launched
Into the Building
The Second Shot
Taken Prisoners
The Mine Explosion
No Alternative

The Headford Fight
Attackers Retreat
A Second Mine
Girls Arrested

Irish Military Courts
Tribunal Powers
Dail Eireann Approves of Government Motion

Introduction
Ambushed

Sequel to Fight Near Headford
Capture of Armed Party

Introduction
Dense Crowds Everywhere

Introduction
The People to Judge
A Lasting Peace

Patrick Sarsfield and the Battle of Aughrim
The Castle of Aughrim and its Occupants
Aughrim in the Seventeenth Century through the Eyes of John Dunton

11 at the Front
The Frinch and the Sardinians

Refugees in the Countryside After 1798
Denis Browne
If the Rising had Succeeded in Dublin...
Arrests are Made

St. Ruth
The Battle

Introduction
Burned in 1181
Another Attempt
O'Brien's Bridge
Galway's Loss Decided Fate of Ireland

Port to Become Europe's Gateway? U.S. Interest
Keen American Interest

New system at Galway Library
Miss Ronaldson's Salary

Introduction
The Procession
The Choirs
The Ceremony

Progress of Cholera in Galway
Cholera in Loughrea
The Marquess of Clanricarde
Cholera in Oranmore
Cholera in Arran
Cholera in Castlebar
Castlebar Board of Health
Cholera in the 83rd Regiment
The Cholera Official Report

Introduction
Origin of Ring
Canadian Interest

Clerical Changes
Death of Canon Canton, P.P., Athenry
Religious Reception

Introduction
Gort
Vandals
Clerk of Works
Presentation
Country Cottages
Surgeon's Fellowship

The Wounding Charge
All Accused Were Discharged

Introduction
University College
Galway's Opportunity

English Visitor to Galway
The Lynch Tragedy
Departed Glories
Prosperity That Never Came
The Most Catholic Town

East and West
The Caravans' Pass

Recent Article
1,200 Scholars

Galway Guardians — The Irish Language — The Wages Question
Condolence
Interpretation Demanded from the Chairman
Current Wages
Questions of Boarding Out
Industrial Developments Association
Police Sergeant Shot Dead in Ballina, Thursday
Revolver Taken
Within 100 yards of Barracks
Bullet Marks
Viceroyalty not to be Abolished
Will Sinn Fein Triumph?
The Thief Finders — Volunteer Recovers Cash — Nearly £2,000 Restored
Armed Men Surprise Military Guard in Clare
Connemara Assault Case
Galway Regatta Splendid Day's Racing
Riots in Belfast — Three People Killed — Catholic Workers Driven from Shipyard — Military Open fire on Crowd
A Day of Hold-Up
The Suspensions
Carson A Liar — Challenged by the Freeman — Carson Lies!
Arrests and Threats — Constable Intervenes as Shot is about to be Fired
Volunteer Killed — Shot While Helping Woman from the Ground

Introduction
Galways Hospitality
Britain and Atlantic Service
Floating Seadromes?

Introduction
Sacrificed for 60,000
Scope of the Sale

Fears of a Bog Slide
Guards Chase — Alleged Discovery of a Still House

Tithe Meeting Parish of Faitiana
O'Connell Tribute
Distress in Cork

Big Batch at Tuam — Important Documents Found
Mr. De Valera — Announcement of Arrest Without Foundation
An Appeal to Saints and Sinners Alike

Origin and Organization of Movement
List of Houghers

Diary of a Weekend That Will Forever Live in the Memory Home are the Heroes
The Journey
Atmosphere
Ticket Rush
The Pageantry
Crowd Erupts
Reception
Congratulations

Introduction
Defence Roasted
ShrillAMinute
The Stars
Reynolds Part
Exuded Confidence
Find of Year
Lightning Thrusts
Wrecked Havoc
The Teams
Galway in Front From Dunne's Point
Culloty Sound
Hit Upright
Boxed Point
Half Time
Tyrrell Flashes
Brilliant Saves
Six Stars of a Great Win Finish Was Relief for Kerry Folk
Mighty Midfielders
Rampant Forwards
Failed to Score
The Whys

Introduction
Star Trio
Attendance
Galway Reception
Galway Footballers had Triumphant Homecoming
Invitation to New York GAA

Introduction
"'Tis Past Time"
Wanted A Site
U.C.G. Tourney
A Boxing Dance
The Men in Control

Introduction
Breeze Advantage
Mahon Brilliant
Eivers Outstanding
The Scoring

Far Superior Champions Carried Too Much Power for Kerrymen
No Quarter
Two Escapes
Brilliant Form
Figures of Game
Handful
Mastered
Men of the Match
The Play
Great Point
Marching Orders
JBD Rates Galway Players Showings
Marks System
Crystal Ball
We Were Sorry
Facts of the Game
Old Soldiers
Suggestions

Three Tuam Stars the Heroes of Magnificent Victory Over Fighting Cork
Great Goal
Second Half
One Point
As Others Saw the Final

Introduction
Panic Decisions?
The Play
Second Half
Kilkenny Victory

Introduction
The Play Begins
Galway's Attack
Over the Bar
For Another
Mayo Defeats Dublin in Minor Match
The AllIreland Team
Team to Visit U.S.A.?
West Board Fixtures
Claddagh Minor Hurling Team

Galway's Game Battle — Thrilling All-Ireland Final — 45,000 Spectators Witness Contest
Galway Makes History
Enthusiastic Gaels
The Play
Teams
County Team Welcomed — Reception in Tuam

Graphic Description
A Unique Affair

Athenry in Penal Times
Esker
Esker College Timetable, 1844
Excommunication of Dominican Friars

The Country of the Trenches
The Origin of the Fair
The Church in the Seventeenth Century
The Eighteenth Century
The Earls of Clancarty
The Growth of the Town
The Development of the Fair
Language and Education
The Nineteenth Century
The Farming Society of Ireland
Industries
The Town Commissioners
The Ballinasloe Union Agricultural Society
Education and Religion
The Famine and After

Claddagh Ring
Appendix 1
About the Author
Acknowledgements
List of Figures
Appendix 2 — Galway Goldsmiths, from 1500-1900

Introduction
It's origin
Richard Joyce
Variations

Death and Funeral of Dr. Wm. Rutherford, Ballinasloe
Address at the Graveside
The Chief Mourners
Catholic Clergy Present
Presbyterian Clergy Present
Protestant: Clergy Present
Others Who Attended

How Dunmore got its Name
Dunmore Monastery
Henry Mossop
Quarrying in Dunmore
Inventory of the Augustinian Abbey of Dunmore

Bagwell, the Tax Collector
An Abduction

Introduction
The Letter
Memories of the Old Claddagh

Introduction
The Future

Introduction
English First
The Fenians
Modern Shops
Carnival

Introduction
A Staggering Loss to West

The National Army
The Situation
The Poteen Pest
The President of the Czecho Slovak Republic
Death of Father Shanagher, P.P.
Military Censorship in Tuam
The Potters of Tuam
The Head of the Army
United Ireland
Tuam Town Commissioners — Executions Condemned

A Time of Terror in Tuam
Death of Lady Waithman
Compliment to a Tuam Man
The Irish Railway Problem by Mr. R. J. Kelly, K.C.
"Mayo News"
The Town Hall
Tuam Electric Light

Is Benignus the Founder?
Jarlath, the First Bishop and Abbot of Tuam?
Imramh Ua Corra

Built by the O'Connors
Architecture of the Cathedral
Archbishops in Tuam
Turbulence in the Twelfth Century

Introduction
Businesses in Tuam in 1823
Local Industries

The Old Granary
The Scotch Emporium
A Publican Can Not a Grocer Be
Thieves in Tuam
Prices in 1855
Railroad to Tuam and Clock Tower
Tuam Fairs
Local Industries
Tuam Union

Introduction
Dáil Debate

Saint Jarlath's College
The Roman Catholic Free School
Franciscan School
The Irish Christian Brothers School
The Presentation Convent
Convent of Mercy
The Lay Schools

Introduction
Security Plans

Introduction
"Accepted decision"

Introduction
The Story in Detail — Scenes of Terror Described
Red Ruin and Terror
Mr. Neville's Story — "Have You Made an Act of Contrition?"
A Mother Faints
A Wife's Terrible Ordeal
The Protest Meeting
The Archbishop Intervened — District Inspector's Reply to His Grace's Representations
A Protest and Demand Letter to General Macready
General Macready's Reply
His Grace's Horror
An Unfounded Allegation
Lamp Shot From Lady's Hand
No Jurors at Inquest — Head Constable Bowles on the Attitude of the Town People
In Tuam, Wednesday Afternoon
The Town Hall Attacked Further Details Constable Leaves Barracks in Stockinged Feet
Policeman Leaves the Force
D. I. Leaves for Dublin
The Destroyed Property
Latest from Tuam Assurance Given to Archbishop
Special Telegram
Tuam, Thursday
Archbishop's reply to General Macready

No Cases for Hearing at Local Courts
The Only Barracks Left
Aran Islands Evacuated — Police Transferred to Galway
New Inn Vacated
Resignations and Retirements
Volunteer Arrested

Introduction
Blacksmith's Story

Introduction
The "Opening Order!" Enforced by R.I.C. Auxiliaries in Tuam
Requiem Mass at the Cathedral

Introduction
Was It A Decoy
A Midnight Call
A Clonfert Man

Introduction
Vast Cortege
Chief Mourners
Remains of Father Griffin Interred at Loughrea

Shots on the Street
Last Night's Scenes Man Alleged to Have Been Assaulted by Police
Funeral of Mr. Laurence Lydon
Urban Council — Threat to the Town Steward — Employment of Ex-service Men — A breeze with Mr. Binns Over the Tractor — The Wrecking of Oranmore
Constables Shoot Comrade — Tragedy of Two Patrols Near Gort
Tragedy and Terror — Young Constable Shot Dead at Merlin Park
Reprisals Follow in Oranmore.
Frightened Inhabitants Flee to Mountains.
Graphic Stories.
Public House, Residence and Band-Room Burned.
Houses Shot and Wrecked.
Full Details of the Merlin Park Ambush.
Inquest, Verdict, and References in the Churches.
The War upon the Police
The Merlin Park Ambush

Introduction
Body Buried in a Bog

Introduction
Priests Anguish
It is Awful.
I Have Been Shot
A Mother's Anxiety for her Children
Im Done! Im Done!
Prayers for the Dead
Gort Mothers Death. Chief Secretary and the Co. Galway Horror. Resentment at Question by English Member.
Court of Inquiry. Drivers Evidence
When They Would Fire
Verdict at Military Inquiry

Interesting Evidence
Verdict

Introduction
Shots in Galway — Republican Flag Over the Courthouse
Jeweller's Raided

Horrible Details Searchers Out for a Week Body Found in Semidarkness Shot Through the Brain
Police Find Missing Hat
Heart Rending Scenes in the City Churches
The Bishops Statement
Thomas ODea Bishop of Galway, etc
Military Inquiry

Introduction
Panic Stricken People

Carrying Fire and Destruction
£100,000 Damage
Shops Fired Into
The Reward of Friendliness
Archbishop's Action — Demand for Reparation
Bombing and Shooting — What the Archbishop of Tuam Feared and Saw
Galway Summer Assizes — Very Few Jurors Attend — Collapse of Crown Cases — Display of Military
The Criminal Cases
Tuesday
Sentences
Lord Dudley's Great Sorrow

"Not a soldier's Job."
"Have You Made an Act of Contrition"
Lamp Shot Out of Hand
The Archbishop's Letter
Bombing and Shooting — What the Archbishop Feared and Saw
People's Good Conduct
General MacCready's Reply to Archbishop
Certainly Deplorable
Inquest Abortive — No Jury Attending, the Inquest on Constables Burke and Caney Fell Through
Notes on the Outbreak
The Houses Attacked

Mr. Frank Fahy Performs Ceremony
"Glorious Traditions"
The Last Post

Deserters Caught — Irish Volunteers End Deserters in Tipperary
Shots in Swinford
[Trial in Derry]
Colonel Smyth Shot in Cork
Rapid and Daring
Guarding the Stairs
The Inspector's Wounds
Not Disguised
"As round our Blazing Fire"
Bank Notes (Ireland) Bill
Constable Shot Dead — Chauffeur Gagged and Tied to a Gate — Patrol Ambushed
German's Sign Scene at Spa Conference — Little Respect for the Allies
Patrol Ambushed
Land for Irish Ex-Service Men
Spiddal Man's Death Convictions at Derry Assizes

Introduction
Shot Dead in his Hotel