The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-04-07
passed through both houses in one
evening, and William Smith O'Brien
and others condemned to DEATH

and Others condemned to death.
1S5o-One hundred and four thousand
one hundred and sixty-thrcc persons
were evicted. % Crimes and Outrage
act passed.
1S51-Two hundred and eightytwo
thousand five hundred and forty-tivc
human dwellings, destroyed by cvictine
brigade for ten past years, and 6S,o25
persons evicted this year, (1S) Unlaw-
jul Oaths act
1S52-Scrgeant Heron, Q. c.: "Ire-
land this year received a larger sum in
charity from America than was realized
by the profits OF the trade OF exporting
horned cattle London Times: The
name OF an Irish landlord stinks in the
nostrils OF Christendom. Forty-three
thousand four hundred and rincty-lour
persons evicted.
Neutrality-suspicious. thousand nine
hundred and fiity-three persons were
cvicted (1o) Grimes and Outrage act.
1S54-John Bright. July 6: There
are districts in Ireland which no man
can travel through without feeling that
some enormous crime has been COM
mitted by the government under which
the people live" Nineteen thousand
seven hundred and nincty-iour persons
were cvictcd this year. (2o) Grimes and
Outrage act.
IS56-Fivc thousand one hundred and
fourteen persons cvictcd. (2D Peace
Preservation act passed.
IS57-Fivc thousand four hundred
and scventy-hve persons evictcd.
lS5S-Four thousand six hundred
and fortythrec persons cvictcd. (22)
Peace Preservation act passed. For
the previous six years Ireland had been
without political organization. O'Don-
ovan Rosa and James Stephens, out OF
despair started Fcniansm. New Ire
land, page LOG says: The last en-
dcavor oil the Irish masses to accom-
plisl amcioration within the lines OF
the constitution had been bafllcd and
crushed
lS6o-'l'hc chief secretary announced
on April II that "a large amount OF
restitution does in fact exist in the
western DISTRICTS Two thousand nine
hundred and eighty five persons were
evicted during this year Among the
cvictors was Lord Plunket, Protestant
Lord Bishop OF Tuam "A hideous
scandal" says the Times oil Nov. II.
Lord John Russell sympatheticaly de
scrbcd how an entire village which
housed go persons had been RACED TO
the ground. (23) Peace Preservation
act.
lS6l-Fivc thousand two hundred
and cighty-cight persons cvictcd Ter
rible clearance in Gcnbcigh, Donegal
lS62-Eivc thousand six hundred
and seventeen persons evictcd. (oD
Peace Preservation act and (25) I'm
lawful Oatl,s act,
1So3-tight thousand six hundred
and nincty-ivc persons cvictcd. (26)
Peace Preservation act passed. Lord
Il am afraid the one thing which is
peculiar to Ireland is the government
of England A. NJ. Sulivan's New
Ireland" page col: "A time OF trouble
and Of terrors; midnight arrests and
seizures. hurried flights and pcrilous
escapes. wild rumors and panic alarms
scared every considerable city and
town.
iSh4--Ninc thousand two hundred
and sixty-onc persons cvictcd
lS65-O'Donovan Rosa sentenced to
penal servitudc for lie.
IS6o-Threc thousand five hundred
and scvcnty-onc persons cvicted, (,7)
Suspension OF IIabcas Corpus act
lS67-Onc thousand four hundred
and cighty-ninc persons cvictcd. Joho
Bright at Rochdalc. Dec 3: The
grievances have not been rcmcdicd
The demands OF the people have moi
been concealed Nnlllinn has hccn dom
in Ireland except under the influence o
terror.
lSoS-ri.,e thousand and two per
sons cvictcd. john Bright. House o
Commons. December: II have not oh
served since | have been in parliamcn
anything ON this Irish question which
approachcS the dignity ui statesman