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302, 304-305, 311 French, Sir John, 107, 108 Friend, General, 198 Gallipoli, Irish troops in, 195 ff. General Elections-- 1906, 43 1910 (Jan.), 43-44 1910 (Dec.), 49 1918, 231 George V, King, 121 George, D. Lloyd, non-Irish preoccupations of, 41-42; Conciliation mission after the Rebellion, 232; agreement with the Irish, 234; agreement thrown over, 239; Redmond's hopes from, as Premier, 244-245; on Irish distrust, 246; supports the "two nations" theory, 255; the Convention, 260; letter to Plunkett, 324; conference with Convention representatives, 325; proposals to the Convention, 326 ff.; quoted on Ulster, 73 Gladstone, W.E., 11, 17, 42, 130, 317; breach with Parnell, 18-19; retirement, 23 Gladstone, W.G.C., 66 Gough, Gen., quoted, 105 ff. Government, delays of, 185, 236-237, 244, 247; general attitude to Redmond, _see under_ Redmond Granard, Lord, 273, 282 Grey, Earl, 78 Grey, Lord (Sir Edward), Ulster proposals of, 85, 86; speech on outbreak of War, 128-130; quoted, 66; mentioned, 30, 108 Harbison, Mr., 270 Harty, Abp. of Cashel, 270 Hayden, Mr., 38, 130-131 Hazleton, Mr., 14 Healy, T.M., returned for Wexford, 7-8; attacks on Redmond and Nationalist Party, 34, 273; opposition to county option, 100, 111-112; declines to serve on Convention, 269; quoted, 256; mentioned, 15, 16, 47, 49 Hickie, Maj.-Gen, W.B., 201, 265 Hulk, Maj.-Gen., 268 Hobson, Bulmer, quoted, 115,159 Home Rule Bill (1912), demonstrations for and against, 62; National Convention, 65, 66; Ulster's attitude, 65, 67 ff.; exclusion proposals, 68, 78, 84, 99; devolution proposals, 71; Unionist converts, 73; in Committee, 68, 74; financial arrangements under, 74-75; Report stage, 75; Third Reading, 77; in the Lords, 77 ff.; third Introduction (1914), 99; inadequate private discussion of, by Irish Party, 100-101; the Amending Bill, 121, 126; the Speaker's Conference, 121 ff.; amending Bill postponed, 126; operation of, to be deferred, 148-149; Royal assent, 151; Asquith's move towards securing immediate operation of, after the Rebellion, 232; O'Connor's demand for, 249 Hopwood, Sir Francis, 275 Industrial depression in Ireland under the War, 184 _Irish at the Front, The_, quoted, 201 Irish Brigades, _see under_ Army Irish Convention-- Committee of Nine, 304, 307, 310 Financial conside
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