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bigram | frequency |
---|---|
home rule | 479 |
great britain | 301 |
lord ballindine | 290 |
irish land | 246 |
united kingdom | 230 |
lord cashel | 177 |
grey abbey | 156 |
irish parliament | 147 |
per cent | 146 |
captain clayton | 126 |
land system | 119 |
lord castlewell | 117 |
imperial parliament | 108 |
mr armstrong | 107 |
pat carroll | 106 |
roman catholic | 100 |
lord kilcullen | 95 |
irish government | 95 |
irish legislature | 94 |
lord deputy | 93 |
frank jones | 89 |
mr lynch | 89 |
land commission | 84 |
consolidated fund | 82 |
lady selina | 78 |
miss wyndham | 78 |
mrs kelly | 78 |
irish landlords | 77 |
united states | 76 |
let us | 74 |
years ago | 73 |
many years | 72 |
landed gentry | 71 |
mr daly | 70 |
morony castle | 70 |
barry lynch | 68 |
great deal | 66 |
poor law | 66 |
land act | 64 |
land league | 63 |
irish landed | 62 |
le gros | 59 |
roman catholics | 59 |
local government | 58 |
doctor colligan | 58 |
legislative body | 57 |
trinity college | 56 |
land tenure | 54 |
land purchase | 53 |
thousand pounds | 52 |
county galway | 52 |
martin kelly | 52 |
landed relations | 51 |
young man | 51 |
marshpee indians | 50 |
yorke clayton | 50 |
henry viii | 49 |
madame socani | 49 |
three years | 47 |
miss lynch | 47 |
william apes | 47 |
eighteenth century | 46 |
fanny wyndham | 46 |
twenty years | 45 |
two countries | 44 |
two years | 44 |
tenant right | 44 |
good deal | 43 |
income tax | 43 |
land question | 43 |
new york | 43 |
young lady | 43 |
childers commission | 43 |
must go | 42 |
rule bill | 42 |
every one | 41 |
tom daly | 41 |
lady cashel | 41 |
took place | 40 |
irish people | 40 |
long time | 40 |
one man | 40 |
young woman | 40 |
appointed day | 40 |
irish tenant | 40 |
irish legislative | 39 |
late years | 39 |
five years | 39 |
sir john | 38 |
irish affairs | 38 |
present moment | 38 |
catholic ireland | 38 |
get rid | 37 |
one side | 37 |
miss anty | 37 |
per annum | 36 |
dunmore house | 36 |
taken place | 36 |
thirty years | 36 |
old man | 36 |
irish catholic | 36 |
short time | 35 |
next morning | 35 |
will never | 35 |
take care | 35 |
irish exchequer | 35 |
free trade | 35 |
go back | 34 |
fry commission | 34 |
much less | 34 |
south africa | 34 |
county one | 34 |
young men | 33 |
irish members | 33 |
ten years | 33 |
much better | 33 |
first place | 33 |
national debt | 32 |
irish agriculture | 32 |
compulsory purchase | 32 |
irish landlord | 32 |
one hundred | 31 |
ever since | 31 |
anty lynch | 30 |
come back | 30 |
grand juries | 30 |
privy council | 30 |
twelve months | 29 |
chief secretary | 29 |
irish society | 29 |
henry vii | 29 |
three kingdoms | 29 |
penal code | 28 |
irish history | 28 |
white men | 28 |
civil war | 28 |
five hundred | 28 |
father brosnan | 28 |
harvard college | 28 |
may say | 28 |
general court | 27 |
two hundred | 27 |
singing girl | 27 |
sixty years | 27 |
irish catholics | 27 |
encumbered estates | 27 |
three times | 27 |
congested districts | 27 |
will go | 27 |
present time | 27 |
supreme court | 27 |
shall never | 26 |
god bless | 26 |
irish act | 26 |
irish questions | 26 |
fair rent | 26 |
go away | 26 |
white man | 26 |
irish soil | 25 |
every man | 25 |
british statesmen | 25 |
first time | 25 |
will give | 25 |
national league | 25 |
prime minister | 25 |
catholic church | 25 |
will tell | 24 |
established church | 24 |
financial relations | 24 |
brien boru | 24 |
two houses | 24 |
evidence taken | 24 |
six years | 24 |
mat tierney | 24 |
county councils | 24 |
sir nicholas | 24 |
irish education | 24 |
irish church | 24 |
poor florian | 24 |
irish poor | 24 |
united irish | 24 |
protestant ascendency | 24 |
every day | 23 |
nineteenth century | 23 |
sir horace | 23 |
marshpee tribe | 23 |
four hundred | 23 |
sinking fund | 23 |
shall continue | 23 |
well known | 23 |
captain yorke | 23 |
castle morony | 23 |
post office | 23 |
hundred pounds | 23 |
unionist party | 23 |
lord lieutenant | 23 |
poor country | 23 |
sir william | 23 |
public opinion | 23 |
public works | 23 |
catholic university | 23 |
sir henry | 23 |
districts board | 23 |
years old | 23 |
turned round | 22 |
liberi homines | 22 |
wait till | 22 |
land commissioners | 22 |
handicap lodge | 22 |
english government | 22 |
ireland shall | 22 |
whole country | 22 |
irish consolidated | 22 |
long ago | 22 |
well enough | 22 |
set forth | 22 |
one another | 22 |
general election | 22 |
british rule | 22 |
passed away | 21 |
land code | 21 |
one thing | 21 |
will take | 21 |
secondary schools | 21 |
irish league | 21 |
must say | 21 |
forty years | 21 |
one day | 21 |
many cases | 21 |
young ladies | 21 |
nationalist party | 21 |
hundred years | 21 |
agrarian crime | 21 |
sir robert | 21 |
greater part | 20 |
ireland will | 20 |
something like | 20 |
common land | 20 |
hundred dollars | 20 |
four years | 20 |
two men | 20 |
irish local | 20 |
national schools | 20 |
old age | 20 |
just now | 20 |
one year | 20 |
present day | 20 |
anything like | 20 |
covent garden | 19 |
will come | 19 |
first order | 19 |
among us | 19 |
sir george | 19 |
says mr | 19 |
father malachi | 19 |
irish railways | 19 |
one else | 19 |
many instances | 19 |
irish nationalist | 19 |
next day | 19 |
county mayo | 19 |
irish house | 19 |
black daly | 19 |
knew nothing | 19 |
eldest son | 19 |
present state | 19 |
savings banks | 19 |
legislative union | 19 |
even now | 19 |
whatever may | 19 |
human beings | 19 |
imperial expenditure | 18 |
will find | 18 |
act shall | 18 |
sir cahir | 18 |
almost every | 18 |
poor people | 18 |
good morning | 18 |
sir edward | 18 |
existing laws | 18 |
will make | 18 |
section shall | 18 |
barney smith | 18 |
many respects | 18 |
three hundred | 18 |
six months | 18 |
good humour | 18 |
royal university | 18 |
primary education | 18 |
poor indians | 18 |
million acres | 18 |
open spaces | 18 |
imperial services | 18 |
considerable extent | 18 |
charity organisation | 18 |
take place | 17 |
organisation society | 17 |
mr moylan | 17 |
every year | 17 |
say anything | 17 |
sums paid | 17 |
british parliament | 17 |
six hundred | 17 |
put forward | 17 |
william iii | 17 |
last two | 17 |
two girls | 17 |
one time | 17 |
national university | 17 |
barnstable county | 17 |
john davis | 17 |
last year | 17 |
irish tenants | 16 |
imperial exchequer | 16 |
even though | 16 |
got rid | 16 |
terry carroll | 16 |
new irish | 16 |
private bill | 16 |
law system | 16 |
say nothing | 16 |
national leagues | 16 |
horace plunkett | 16 |
irish policy | 16 |
last twenty | 16 |
long run | 16 |
dot blake | 16 |
human nature | 16 |
agrarian disorder | 16 |
judicial committee | 16 |
many degrees | 16 |
royal commission | 16 |
devon commission | 16 |
first day | 16 |
will probably | 16 |
queen elizabeth | 16 |
present irish | 16 |
another word | 16 |
estates act | 16 |
never mind | 16 |
first instance | 15 |
doubt whether | 15 |
like manner | 15 |
southern provinces | 15 |
five minutes | 15 |
honest man | 15 |
great extent | 15 |
large part | 15 |
will see | 15 |
ere long | 15 |
dublin parliament | 15 |
irish chiefs | 15 |
different parts | 15 |
great mass | 15 |
dublin castle | 15 |
otherwise provided | 15 |
dare say | 15 |
unionist policy | 15 |
new system | 15 |
exchequer judges | 15 |
legislative council | 15 |
mr blake | 15 |
legislative assembly | 15 |
must make | 15 |
poor man | 15 |
late mr | 15 |
old woman | 15 |
religious instruction | 15 |
may take | 15 |
county two | 15 |
british government | 15 |
land acts | 14 |
local authorities | 14 |
many ways | 14 |
large sums | 14 |
must see | 14 |
three days | 14 |
will know | 14 |
irish nation | 14 |
large majority | 14 |
act mentioned | 14 |
middle class | 14 |
must pay | 14 |
must come | 14 |
poor boy | 14 |
yer honer | 14 |
will say | 14 |
country gentleman | 14 |
thirty thousand | 14 |
late lord | 14 |
following morning | 14 |
armed men | 14 |
black tom | 14 |
second order | 14 |
poor anty | 14 |
present system | 14 |
catholic emancipation | 14 |
know nothing | 14 |
know whether | 14 |
tenant class | 14 |
seven years | 14 |
central government | 14 |
dual ownership | 14 |
irish peasant | 14 |
mr martin | 14 |
went away | 14 |
sir phelim | 14 |
ireland may | 14 |
local affairs | 14 |
irish constabulary | 14 |
university education | 14 |
parish priest | 14 |
irish nationalists | 14 |
never heard | 14 |
two days | 13 |
quite sure | 13 |
irish peasantry | 13 |
never will | 13 |
responsible government | 13 |
special commission | 13 |
done much | 13 |
three months | 13 |
greatest part | 13 |
lord salisbury | 13 |
yer honour | 13 |
set aside | 13 |
county court | 13 |
viceregal commission | 13 |
lord digby | 13 |
large numbers | 13 |
next year | 13 |
long enough | 13 |
certain extent | 13 |
nothing else | 13 |
civil service | 13 |
one hand | 13 |
imperial government | 13 |
irish question | 13 |
recent legislation | 13 |
seventeenth century | 13 |
irish railway | 13 |
one way | 13 |
royal irish | 13 |
make one | 13 |
material progress | 13 |
home rulers | 13 |
must remember | 13 |
must tell | 13 |
irish opinion | 13 |
one moment | 13 |
one word | 13 |
irish community | 13 |
sections reserved | 13 |
arthur young | 13 |
ten minutes | 13 |
government board | 13 |
taken away | 13 |
run away | 13 |
norman conquest | 13 |
good bye | 13 |
township north | 12 |
florian jones | 12 |
thrown open | 12 |
will pay | 12 |
irish county | 12 |
native land | 12 |
fifty years | 12 |
national system | 12 |
two millions | 12 |
cecil street | 12 |
considerable time | 12 |
tell us | 12 |
irish protestants | 12 |
legislature shall | 12 |
five thousand | 12 |
may well | 12 |
two miles | 12 |
last night | 12 |
english settlers | 12 |
time ago | 12 |
great majority | 12 |
hardly necessary | 12 |
daniel amos | 12 |
irish revenue | 12 |
irish post | 12 |
may seem | 12 |
recent years | 12 |
almost wholly | 12 |
penal laws | 12 |
swept away | 12 |
last half | 12 |
father giles | 12 |
people will | 12 |
last week | 12 |
five per | 12 |
dean stannus | 12 |
per head | 12 |
great number | 12 |
became law | 12 |
lord dufferin | 12 |
done nothing | 12 |
shall go | 12 |
highest degree | 12 |
may make | 12 |
purchase acts | 12 |
almost impossible | 12 |
lord hertfort | 12 |
local taxation | 12 |
two classes | 12 |
fiscal system | 12 |
kit mooney | 12 |
certain number | 12 |
see mr | 12 |
th henry | 12 |
good thing | 12 |
hundred thousand | 12 |
british empire | 12 |
grand jury | 12 |
new england | 12 |
come forward | 12 |
williams fund | 12 |
little time | 12 |
tariff reform | 12 |
new law | 12 |
per acre | 12 |
shall cease | 11 |
office savings | 11 |
cromwellian settlement | 11 |
good time | 11 |
economic policy | 11 |
tenant farmers | 11 |
social life | 11 |
may still | 11 |
lough neagh | 11 |
irish race | 11 |
celtic race | 11 |
eight hundred | 11 |
let loose | 11 |
quite right | 11 |
large portion | 11 |
millions sterling | 11 |
right hon | 11 |
long since | 11 |
laws relating | 11 |
never thought | 11 |
lady augusta | 11 |
many districts | 11 |
scarlet lines | 11 |
knew well | 11 |
sir thomas | 11 |
different classes | 11 |
ireland might | 11 |
greatly increased | 11 |
technical instruction | 11 |
members thereof | 11 |
might find | 11 |
will ever | 11 |
dear fellow | 11 |
last time | 11 |
excise account | 11 |
one occasion | 11 |
sir toby | 11 |
two months | 11 |
person shall | 11 |
many places | 11 |
time since | 11 |
church property | 11 |
land law | 11 |
give us | 11 |
large number | 11 |
edith jones | 11 |
members shall | 11 |
must give | 11 |
mr barry | 11 |
lord chancellor | 11 |
fifteen years | 11 |
following letter | 11 |
two things | 11 |
county three | 11 |
british constitution | 11 |
irish industries | 11 |
public money | 11 |
police force | 11 |
say something | 11 |
irish life | 11 |
persons holding | 11 |
lord george | 11 |
irish representatives | 11 |
great measure | 11 |
third part | 11 |
british army | 11 |
excise duties | 11 |
arthur balfour | 11 |
liberal party | 11 |
sat silent | 11 |
light railways | 11 |
great famine | 11 |
college green | 11 |
old gentleman | 11 |
sir jasper | 11 |
common pleas | 10 |
sovereign power | 10 |
hot water | 10 |
absolutely necessary | 10 |
one thousand | 10 |
dear fanny | 10 |
estates acts | 10 |
borrow money | 10 |
marry lord | 10 |
bad enough | 10 |
district councils | 10 |
primary schools | 10 |
fair play | 10 |
made manifest | 10 |
whole island | 10 |
still less | 10 |
hardly know | 10 |
recess committee | 10 |
see miss | 10 |
taxable capacity | 10 |
imperial affairs | 10 |
great thing | 10 |
common sense | 10 |
might still | 10 |
irish agricultural | 10 |
never saw | 10 |
hardly knew | 10 |
english law | 10 |
may appear | 10 |
must now | 10 |
will hardly | 10 |
shall come | 10 |
soon found | 10 |
catholic priesthood | 10 |
four thousand | 10 |
throughout ireland | 10 |
majesty may | 10 |
good enough | 10 |
pottawatomie cession | 10 |
small farms | 10 |
never come | 10 |
last century | 10 |
two nations | 10 |
lough foyle | 10 |
old lady | 10 |
set apart | 10 |
lord ardrahan | 10 |
must know | 10 |
really think | 10 |
poor harry | 10 |
mrs ellison | 10 |
ten days | 10 |
wrong done | 10 |
governing body | 10 |
catholic religion | 10 |
nine years | 10 |
moneys carried | 10 |
sir charles | 10 |
fair rents | 10 |
thank god | 10 |
separate government | 10 |
eighty acres | 10 |
charles ii | 10 |
social progress | 10 |
shall pay | 10 |
well aware | 10 |
shall apply | 10 |
hundred acres | 10 |
might come | 10 |
financial arrangements | 10 |
indian tribes | 10 |
two young | 10 |
better class | 10 |
every word | 10 |
either house | 10 |
much good | 10 |
king james | 10 |
eighteen years | 10 |
arable land | 10 |
went home | 10 |
age pensions | 10 |
fee simple | 10 |
working classes | 10 |
will now | 10 |
lady ballindine | 10 |
poor thing | 10 |
take away | 10 |
dear frank | 10 |
pat gilligan | 10 |
little bit | 10 |
national board | 10 |
good will | 10 |
english power | 10 |
distinct country | 10 |
irish university | 10 |
ten thousand | 10 |
may come | 10 |
make laws | 10 |
one class | 10 |
one half | 10 |
will soon | 10 |
will also | 10 |
great importance | 10 |
will show | 9 |
four days | 9 |
anglican church | 9 |
ten times | 9 |
small portion | 9 |
irish estates | 9 |
good government | 9 |
strong enough | 9 |
israel amos | 9 |
new zealand | 9 |
public purposes | 9 |
irish finance | 9 |
may think | 9 |
father meehan | 9 |
constitutional questions | 9 |
without paying | 9 |
ulster custom | 9 |
us see | 9 |
eight years | 9 |
catholic population | 9 |
know much | 9 |
public revenues | 9 |
divided among | 9 |
metropolitan police | 9 |
english army | 9 |
twenty thousand | 9 |
many months | 9 |
dublin metropolitan | 9 |
thrown away | 9 |
general rule | 9 |
every case | 9 |
last sixty | 9 |
see chap | 9 |
might go | 9 |
english people | 9 |
law reform | 9 |
get possession | 9 |
came back | 9 |
god forbid | 9 |
shall see | 9 |
ever made | 9 |
lords justices | 9 |
judicial rent | 9 |
left alone | 9 |
representative peers | 9 |
ireland must | 9 |
will become | 9 |
country will | 9 |
small farmers | 9 |
concurrent rights | 9 |
may refer | 9 |
captain bolton | 9 |
intermediate education | 9 |
political economy | 9 |
large sum | 9 |
secondary education | 9 |
rule movement | 9 |
good gracious | 9 |
executive power | 9 |
irish share | 9 |
without regard | 9 |
another man | 9 |
irish farmers | 9 |
south african | 9 |
act passed | 9 |
na gael | 9 |
little better | 9 |
months since | 9 |
government act | 9 |
religious difficulty | 9 |
edinburgh review | 9 |
exchequer division | 9 |
asked mr | 9 |
elective members | 9 |
great body | 9 |
corn laws | 9 |
one years | 9 |
mother country | 9 |
provisional order | 9 |
range east | 9 |
one knows | 9 |
majority report | 9 |
look forward | 9 |
mrs armstrong | 9 |
go home | 9 |
ireland made | 9 |
anyone else | 9 |
two hours | 9 |
present condition | 9 |
will leave | 9 |
protestant ascendancy | 9 |
deacon coombs | 9 |
poor laws | 9 |
district visitors | 9 |
every tenant | 9 |
might get | 9 |
will always | 9 |
county council | 9 |
irish judges | 9 |
got hold | 9 |
fugitive earls | 9 |
generally known | 9 |
great increase | 9 |
court house | 9 |
may go | 9 |
executive government | 9 |
transitory provisions | 9 |
think much | 9 |
edward iii | 9 |
three millions | 9 |
irish executive | 9 |
rich man | 9 |
order shall | 9 |
one balliboe | 9 |
clan na | 9 |
every thing | 9 |
anything else | 9 |
made known | 9 |
arterial drainage | 9 |
whole system | 9 |
national education | 9 |
like lord | 9 |
great many | 9 |
linen manufacture | 9 |
lough corrib | 9 |
poor rate | 9 |
last summer | 8 |
british exchequer | 8 |
shall retire | 8 |
west indies | 8 |
every kind | 8 |
set free | 8 |
far beyond | 8 |
irish party | 8 |
second time | 8 |
great irish | 8 |
high education | 8 |
young kelly | 8 |
good night | 8 |
irish counties | 8 |
whole thing | 8 |
equal taxes | 8 |
much greater | 8 |
lot nye | 8 |
much time | 8 |
twenty shillings | 8 |
federal constitution | 8 |
sir nial | 8 |
northern province | 8 |
mr tierney | 8 |
teddy mooney | 8 |
british power | 8 |
james ii | 8 |
poor frank | 8 |
superannuation allowances | 8 |
reference may | 8 |
reader may | 8 |
english rule | 8 |
shook hands | 8 |
middle classes | 8 |
urban district | 8 |
lord clare | 8 |
pequod tribe | 8 |
martial law | 8 |
five miles | 8 |
nationalist leaders | 8 |
public revenue | 8 |
immense majority | 8 |
enormously increased | 8 |
men will | 8 |
bingham blake | 8 |
agrarian legislation | 8 |
fiscal policy | 8 |
nothing less | 8 |
protestant schools | 8 |
inferior race | 8 |
master florian | 8 |
wonder whether | 8 |
savings bank | 8 |
local bodies | 8 |
yearly rent | 8 |
never seen | 8 |
must take | 8 |
young women | 8 |
last day | 8 |
noble lord | 8 |
bill legislation | 8 |
many parts | 8 |
long way | 8 |
within three | 8 |
quite impossible | 8 |
great advantage | 8 |
come near | 8 |
three miles | 8 |
military service | 8 |
political power | 8 |
executive authority | 8 |
adam smith | 8 |
irish ministry | 8 |
dear sir | 8 |
every part | 8 |
much trouble | 8 |
english parliament | 8 |
palace press | 8 |
spirit duties | 8 |
john redmond | 8 |
financial position | 8 |
local loans | 8 |
think fit | 8 |
king william | 8 |
quarter sessions | 8 |
case may | 8 |
celtic land | 8 |
miles distant | 8 |
crystal palace | 8 |
many thousands | 8 |
large estates | 8 |
feudal system | 8 |
local rates | 8 |
quite recently | 8 |
house shall | 8 |
one penny | 8 |
front door | 8 |
crimson lines | 8 |
know anything | 8 |
catholic colleges | 8 |
will ask | 8 |
say whether | 8 |
gerald balfour | 8 |
made one | 8 |
quite understand | 8 |
louis crommelin | 8 |
present government | 8 |
irish nationalism | 8 |
without either | 8 |
protestant church | 8 |
postal services | 8 |
twenty times | 8 |
landed property | 8 |
tells us | 8 |
red men | 8 |
irish farmer | 8 |
county government | 8 |
right honourable | 8 |
many things | 8 |
separate parliament | 8 |
french revolution | 8 |
colonial analogy | 8 |
en masse | 8 |
might even | 8 |
time enough | 8 |
three members | 8 |
phineas fish | 8 |
roman church | 8 |
two centuries | 8 |
now see | 8 |
six weeks | 8 |
ireland remained | 8 |
middle ages | 8 |
two sisters | 8 |
integral part | 8 |
looked forward | 8 |
large farms | 8 |
charles dickens | 8 |
ever heard | 8 |
part ii | 8 |
greatly improved | 8 |
irish population | 8 |
toby caulfield | 8 |
letters patent | 8 |
never made | 8 |
poor girl | 8 |
many words | 8 |
operative movement | 8 |
protestant ireland | 8 |
richard ii | 7 |
economic conditions | 7 |
old friend | 7 |
will let | 7 |
sole corporation | 7 |
will certainly | 7 |
make way | 7 |
great triumph | 7 |
years since | 7 |
insurance act | 7 |
crown lands | 7 |
michael davitt | 7 |
several counties | 7 |
thought much | 7 |
though still | 7 |
years later | 7 |
arrangements made | 7 |
hardly ever | 7 |
sums due | 7 |
every district | 7 |
will get | 7 |
went back | 7 |
sir arthur | 7 |
without giving | 7 |
executive committee | 7 |
now stand | 7 |
now called | 7 |
may give | 7 |
hertfort estate | 7 |
get hold | 7 |
might think | 7 |
national life | 7 |
ever seen | 7 |
large proportion | 7 |
second land | 7 |
white neighbors | 7 |
white brethren | 7 |
irish politics | 7 |
blessed virgin | 7 |
private enterprise | 7 |
still remained | 7 |
much obliged | 7 |
much money | 7 |
man cook | 7 |
months ago | 7 |
present land | 7 |
two races | 7 |
remained silent | 7 |
foreign policy | 7 |
great part | 7 |
flood gates | 7 |
first duty | 7 |
one case | 7 |
doubtful sense | 7 |
sir martin | 7 |
property without | 7 |
statutory leases | 7 |
land stock | 7 |
widow kelly | 7 |
take advantage | 7 |
will prove | 7 |
every possible | 7 |
judge longfield | 7 |
anybody else | 7 |
dear aunt | 7 |
act relating | 7 |
open space | 7 |
next place | 7 |
good landlords | 7 |
metropolitan commons | 7 |
law relating | 7 |
pretty well | 7 |
look back | 7 |
yellow lines | 7 |
best horse | 7 |
asked edith | 7 |
red brethren | 7 |
ten shillings | 7 |
four masters | 7 |
english garrison | 7 |
every night | 7 |
will continue | 7 |
prima donna | 7 |
much worse | 7 |
worst kind | 7 |
us now | 7 |
religious houses | 7 |
last resort | 7 |
central authority | 7 |
poor children | 7 |
linen trade | 7 |
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little house | 4 |
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new london | 4 |
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elected authority | 4 |
railway systems | 4 |
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lord charles | 4 |
every detail | 4 |
high places | 4 |
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british colonial | 4 |
norman invasion | 4 |
make love | 4 |
ten counties | 4 |
shall ever | 4 |
legal remedies | 4 |
good tenant | 4 |
last autumn | 4 |
londonderry aforesaid | 4 |
certain degree | 4 |
law courts | 4 |
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lord donegal | 4 |
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modern writers | 4 |
first home | 4 |
exceeding one | 4 |
new landlord | 4 |
people came | 4 |
bring us | 4 |
still exists | 4 |
two parliaments | 4 |
last hundred | 4 |
still much | 4 |
illegitimate children | 4 |
common law | 4 |
least doubt | 4 |
living among | 4 |
days since | 4 |
never ceased | 4 |
half millions | 4 |
waste lands | 4 |
evidence brought | 4 |
whole earth | 4 |
two islands | 4 |
land agent | 4 |
another woman | 4 |
whole united | 4 |
never allowed | 4 |
essential features | 4 |
confirmation bill | 4 |
university founded | 4 |
two others | 4 |
still continue | 4 |
debt incurred | 4 |
day without | 4 |
occupying owners | 4 |
heard among | 4 |
much might | 4 |
least important | 4 |
father pat | 4 |
two school | 4 |
jasper lynch | 4 |
half hour | 4 |
old peter | 4 |
catholic fellow | 4 |
lord sussex | 4 |
every freeman | 4 |
put forth | 4 |
without fear | 4 |
rural population | 4 |
george wyndham | 4 |
irish lord | 4 |
peter dillon | 4 |
twenty per | 4 |
paid shall | 4 |
however unconsciously | 4 |
one minute | 4 |
schedule shall | 4 |
de donis | 4 |
making use | 4 |
never forget | 4 |
one part | 4 |
six per | 4 |
may perhaps | 4 |
every county | 4 |
shall take | 4 |
man ever | 4 |
far behind | 4 |
walter blake | 4 |
equivalent grants | 4 |
took care | 4 |
another change | 4 |
austen chamberlain | 4 |
irish celts | 4 |
go asy | 4 |
never contemplated | 4 |
common exchequer | 4 |
university question | 4 |
reverend gentleman | 4 |
social structure | 4 |
instructions given | 4 |
best advice | 4 |
irish chieftains | 4 |
henry iii | 4 |
questions affecting | 4 |
omnes liberi | 4 |
efforts made | 4 |
even three | 4 |
lord farrer | 4 |
taking part | 4 |
less dangerous | 4 |
former days | 4 |
whose interest | 4 |
evil results | 4 |
three men | 4 |
curious fact | 4 |
many exceptions | 4 |
modern times | 4 |
office shall | 4 |
well pleased | 4 |
may call | 4 |
francis jones | 4 |
barry now | 4 |
late agent | 4 |
amply sufficient | 4 |
real question | 4 |
faithful servant | 4 |
parson armstrong | 4 |
still fresh | 4 |
already heard | 4 |
fifteen hundred | 4 |
vital importance | 4 |
english minister | 4 |
religious worship | 4 |
devon commissioners | 4 |
two minutes | 4 |
chief lord | 4 |
eighty thousand | 4 |
one hour | 4 |
time will | 4 |
almost certainly | 4 |
england will | 4 |
public mind | 4 |
leave us | 4 |
let things | 4 |
highest authority | 4 |
ulster tenant | 4 |
body shall | 4 |
customs duties | 4 |
pass away | 4 |
keep house | 4 |
shall return | 4 |
large scale | 4 |
great power | 4 |
well received | 4 |
best know | 4 |
many landlords | 4 |
ezra attaquin | 4 |
chapter iv | 4 |
ten men | 4 |
conclusive evidence | 4 |
might help | 4 |
yesterday morning | 4 |
first schedule | 4 |
illinois river | 4 |
individual care | 4 |
nine cases | 4 |
quite yet | 4 |
ballyglunin station | 4 |
brought back | 4 |
chapter xxxix | 4 |
ireland remains | 4 |
human race | 4 |
know exactly | 4 |
shall know | 4 |
will long | 4 |
nearly always | 4 |
one end | 4 |
distributed among | 4 |
money value | 4 |
little thing | 4 |
per quarter | 4 |
three quarters | 4 |
many times | 4 |
new industries | 4 |
included within | 4 |
complete separation | 4 |
made great | 4 |
residuary powers | 4 |
sufficient security | 4 |
well now | 4 |
one shilling | 4 |
untoward results | 4 |
different forms | 4 |
quite clear | 4 |
old french | 4 |
native indians | 4 |
chapter ii | 4 |
wretched man | 4 |
existing institutions | 4 |
eight millions | 4 |
lordship will | 4 |
quite happy | 4 |
english system | 4 |
live without | 4 |
best possible | 4 |
six miles | 4 |
great religious | 4 |
british parties | 4 |
indirect taxation | 4 |
door opened | 4 |
left behind | 4 |
long without | 4 |
public worship | 4 |
imperial civil | 4 |
fast enough | 4 |
glare abbey | 4 |
private persons | 4 |
just like | 4 |
following effect | 4 |
irish kings | 4 |
every sunday | 4 |
may prove | 4 |
worked hard | 4 |
vicious legislation | 4 |
somebody else | 4 |
tell miss | 4 |
reform act | 4 |
anty alone | 4 |
yet even | 4 |
first word | 4 |
two sections | 4 |
norman feudalism | 4 |
perfectly well | 4 |
exclaimed barry | 4 |
east side | 4 |
keep order | 4 |
one indian | 4 |
german empire | 4 |
entire nation | 4 |
long life | 4 |
next two | 4 |
ulster plantation | 4 |
chapter vi | 4 |
two important | 4 |
rural commons | 4 |
rule became | 4 |
now proposed | 4 |
cut wood | 4 |
one individual | 4 |
niver will | 4 |
starving people | 4 |
conciliation hall | 4 |
legal advice | 4 |
saw nothing | 4 |
lord cornwallis | 4 |
seen since | 4 |
long day | 4 |
long parliament | 4 |
commercial relations | 4 |
bonar law | 4 |
sole purpose | 4 |
deed done | 4 |
friendly terms | 4 |
religious liberties | 4 |
might bring | 4 |
may serve | 4 |
rented lands | 4 |
will suffice | 4 |
improving landlord | 4 |
rule may | 4 |
well done | 4 |
though frank | 4 |
sum equal | 4 |
irish services | 4 |
pecuniary difficulties | 4 |
treasury shall | 4 |
captain cokely | 4 |
head men | 4 |
school board | 4 |
many whites | 4 |
later period | 4 |
without one | 4 |
nicholas dillon | 4 |
certain districts | 4 |
like ireland | 4 |
open rebellion | 4 |
giving way | 4 |
come now | 4 |
protestant settlers | 4 |
important change | 4 |
steadily increasing | 4 |
mrs costelloe | 4 |
shall get | 4 |
essentially bad | 4 |
conquered country | 4 |
deplorable state | 4 |
day till | 4 |
eighty irish | 4 |
statute acres | 4 |
annual payment | 4 |
well together | 4 |
irish literature | 4 |
rule policy | 4 |
dear barry | 4 |
irish sea | 4 |
better still | 4 |
almost everywhere | 4 |
last thirty | 4 |
living memory | 4 |
police forces | 4 |
papa thinks | 4 |
might yet | 4 |
almost exclusively | 4 |
ten per | 4 |
ireland since | 4 |
adjusting rent | 4 |
mere routine | 4 |
sixty thousand | 4 |
popery laws | 4 |
supreme authority | 4 |
great civil | 4 |
new home | 4 |
certainly made | 4 |
military power | 4 |
mr bingham | 4 |
rateable value | 4 |
man came | 4 |
great object | 4 |
statute book | 4 |
irish difficulty | 4 |
never hear | 4 |
stuart mill | 4 |
de lolme | 4 |
now open | 4 |
man will | 4 |
man might | 4 |
godfrey locker | 4 |
irish penal | 4 |
except mr | 4 |
plain enough | 4 |
even worse | 4 |
intense interest | 4 |
present conditions | 4 |
teaching profession | 4 |
must apply | 4 |
civil expenditure | 4 |
good opinion | 4 |
colonial government | 4 |
poor indian | 4 |
must let | 4 |
bad one | 4 |
know little | 4 |
utterly unable | 4 |
primer seizin | 4 |
leases granted | 4 |
pay half | 4 |
four courts | 4 |
protestant interest | 4 |
rob anty | 4 |
irish women | 4 |
common property | 4 |
repeal association | 4 |
constitutional history | 4 |
existing law | 4 |
now nearly | 4 |
irish rural | 4 |
infinitely worse | 4 |
great gifts | 4 |
irish public | 4 |
many millions | 4 |
first cousin | 4 |
annual contribution | 4 |
louis xiv | 4 |