...justification for the measure that we now propose. Sir, the right hon. Gentleman is entirely in error. In my opinion, and in the opinion of many with whom I...proper to be pursued in Ireland. The influence of Fenianism was this — that when the Habeas Corpus Act was suspended, when all the consequent proceedings...

...30th, 1868. And on the 31st of May, 1869, Mr. Gladstone used these words in the House of Commons : " In my opinion, and in the opinion of many with whom I...determining, or in affecting in the slightest degree, tho convictions which we have entertained with respect to the course proper to be pursued in Ireland....

...still living the life of a quiet country gentleman, still leaving politics severely alone. CHAPTEE III THE HOME RULE MOVEMENT ' WELL,' said an Old Irelander...proper to be pursued in Ireland. The influence of Fenianism was this — that when the Habeas Corpus Act was suspended, when all the consequent proceedings...

...still living the life of a quiet country gentleman, still leaving politics severely alone. CHAPTEE III THE HOME RULE MOVEMENT ' WELL,' said an Old Irelander...Irish policy ; but it has not been an influence in Mi. 27] MR. GLADSTONE AND FENIANISM 59 determining, or in affecting in the slightest degree, the convictions...

...poor devils ! what good have they done for themselves ? Penal servitude and the gallows.' ' You arc right enough, sir,' said a Fenian who was standing...proper to be pursued in Ireland. The influence of Fenianism was this — that when the Habeas Corpus Act was suspended, when all the consequent proceedings...

...life of a quiet country gentleman, still leaving politics severely alone. CHAPTEE III THE HOME BTJLE MOVEMENT ' WELL,' said an Old Irelander to me towards...Irish policy ; but it has not been an influence in Mi. 27] ME. GLADSTONE AND FENIANISM 60 determining, or in affecting in the slightest degree, the convictions...

...gentleman is entirely in William Eisjrt Gladstone. A-tjt After the porlrjit by 7meph Sfi'etn error. In my opinion, and in the opinion of many with whom I...have entertained with respect to the course proper to pursue in Ireland. The influence of Fenianism was this : that when the Habeas Corpus Act was suspended,...

...In my opinion, — Mr. Gladstone said afterwards In parliament, and was much blamed for saying, — and in the opinion of many with whom I communicated,...proper to be pursued in Ireland. The influence of Fenianism was this — that when the habeas corpus Act was suspended, when all the consequent proceedings...

...In my opinion, — Mr. Gladstone said afterwards in parliament, and was much blamed for saying, — and in the opinion of many with whom I communicated,...proper to be pursued in Ireland. The influence of Fenianism was this — that when the habeas corpus Act was suspended, when all the consequent proceedings...

...In my opinion, — Mr. Gladstone said afterwards in parliament, and was much blamed for saying, — and in the opinion of many with whom I communicated,...to the course proper to be pursued in Ireland. The influenced Fenianism was this — that when the habeas corpus Act was suspended, when all the consequent...