American prisoners put to death by the bayonet, 21. American revolution, Some Irish-French officers in the, 51. “Among the hardiest pioneers of the Cumberland Valley,” 92. Among the pathfinders, Sons of Ireland, 97. An aged man comes from Ireland to Newton, Mass., 55. An amazing record of Celtic leadership, 85. “A native of Cork,” Roger Connor, 40. “And 104 veterans of the Revolution acted as pall-bearers,” 30. A New York settlement called “Vinegar Hill,” 22. Annual meeting and dinner of the Society, 7. An interesting pioneer family, 55. Antietam, Battle of, 113, 147. Anti-Slavery movement, 114. Antrim, Ireland, 45. A prisoner aboard the _Jersey_, William Burke, 21, 22. A prominent Irish Catholic settler, 38. A remarkable Irishman—Jeremiah Conners, 48. A Rhode Island vessel is stranded on the Irish coast, 33. Armagh, Ireland, 101. Army of the Potomac, 102. “At the bloody angle of Gettysburg,” 96. At the head spring of the Opequan, 72. At the storming of Port Hudson, 113. A vessel from Ireland is wrecked on Block Island, 32, 33. Austria, General McGuire of, 41. Baker, Miss Virginia, of Warren, R. I., Paper by, 59, 60, 61. Banbridge, Ireland, Immigrants from, 72, 73. Barry, Commodore John, 8. Barry, Richard, a lieutenant in the Irish-French regiment of Walsh, 52. Baton Rouge, Siege of, 113. Belfast, Ireland, 32, 33, 35, 36, 45, 61, 62, 72, 78, 85, 89. Belfast Lough, Ireland, 72. Bellefontaine, Old Fort, 48. Berkeley, Bishop, 93. Border wars against the Indians, 40. Boston and vicinity, Irish pioneers in, 75. Boston massacre, The, 40, 106, 107. Boston, Ships from Ireland for Pennsylvania or Virginia put into, from stress of weather, etc., 77. Bradford, Governor of Plymouth, 15. Brady’s, Cyrus Townsend, new work, 20. “Brendan and his voyages,” 15. Brig _Orient_ arrives at New York from Dublin, 36. Brilliant Chattanooga campaign, 44. Bull Run, Second battle of, 112, 114. Burke, William, a prisoner aboard the _Jersey_, 21, 22. Bunker Hill Monument Association, 120. “But they went to work with a laugh and an ‘Irish hurrah,’” 96. Calhoun, John C., 96. Carrick-on-Suir, Ireland, 133. Carr, Patrick, a victim of the Boston massacre, 107. Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton, 95. Casson, Herbert N., Paper by, 85. Cavan, Ireland, 122. Celtic leadership. An amazing record of, 85. Celtic Medical Society, New York, 119, 146. Chancellorsville, Battle of, 96, 147. Chantilly, Battle of, 112. Charitable Irish Society, of Boston, 78, 80. Chattanooga campaign, 44. Chevalier McCarthy, 46. Cincinnati, Society of the, 142. Clark, Gen. George Rogers, 46, 47, 48, 68, 70. Clary Reunion Family, 121. Cleburne, Gen. Patrick R., 96. Collins, Patrick A., mayor of Boston, 92, 108. “Colonial hero of the Catskills,” Timothy Murphy, 94. “Color sergeant of this green flag,” 112. Connolly, Volume of poems by Capt. James, 99.