Index
Index entries followed by the letter 't' indicate references within tables.| Act of Union (1800) 2 | |
| Agricultural Reformatories 80 | |
| Akbar (training ship) 80 | |
| Aleifasakure Toummanah, D.T. 316 | |
| Aliens Act (1905) 54 | |
| amateur dramatic societies 232–3 | |
| America, emigration to 256 | |
| American culture 217 see also blackface minstrelsy | |
| Americans see 'Irish Yankees'; Irish-Americans | |
| Amnesty Association 181, 183 | |
| Ancient Order of Hibernians 97, 98–9, 118, 119 | |
| Anderson, Arthur 170, 173 | |
| Anglicanism 3 see also Protestants | |
| Archdeacon, George 164, 200 | |
| arms smuggling 176–7, 270–1, 287 | |
| army see Irish Brigade; Liverpool 8th Irish Battalion; Liverpool Irish National Volunteer Force | |
| Asian migrants see Chinese community | |
| Aspinall, J.B. 130–1 | |
| assimilation, middle-class Irish 14 | |
| asylums see night asylums 'Atlantic ferry' 2, 5 | |
| Austin, Alfred 74 | |
| Aylmer, Barry 201 |
| B and I Line 270 | |
| Baltic (ship) see S S Baltic | |
| banks see penny banks | |
| barter economy 37 | |
| beggars, Irish 74 | |
| Behan, Brendan 313–14 | |
| Belfast, Presbytery of see Presbytery of Belfast | |
| Belgian refugees 252 | |
| Berry, Father 87 | |
| Bidwill, Peter Silvester 127, 130 | |
| Birnie, Patrick 110 | |
| birth rate, Irish, 59 see also population, Irish migrants | |
| 'Black '47' 60, 74 | |
| black migrants 315–17 | |
| blackface minstrelsy 217, 221, 225, 226, 228, 234–6 | |
| 'Blackman's Alley' 85 | |
| Blackrock (ship) see S S Blackrock | |
| Bligh, Dr Alexander Murray 137, 147 | |
| Bligh brothers 11 | |
| 'Bloody Sunday' see 'Red Sunday' (13 August 1911) | |
| Boer War, Irish support for 207–8 | |
| bombing campaigns 179, 181, 312–13 | |
| Boucicault Amateurs 233 | |
| Boucicault, Dion 230–2 | |
| 'Boys of Wicklow, The' (play) 212 | |
| Braddock, Jack 269, 302 | |
| Brady, Edward 281–2 | |
| Bramley-Moore, John 160 | |
| Brenard, Professor 181, 182 |
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Publication information:
Book title: Irish, Catholic and Scouse: The History of the Liverpool-Irish, 1800-1939.
Contributors: John Belchem - Author.
Publisher: University of Liverpool Press.
Place of publication: Liverpool, England.
Publication year: 2007.
Page number: 351.
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