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Lambert, Michael, makes key to fit James Stephens' cell, 78.

"Lancashire Free Press," 91.

Land League, The, its formation in April, 1879, with Davitt recognised --as its "Father," 205.

Larkin, Michael, 103, 104.

Lecale, Celtic and Norman admixture since De Courcy's time, 27.

Leitrim Chapel, where I served Mass for my uncle, 32. ----band of fiddles, flutes, and clarionets, 37.

_Lia Fail_ (Stone of Destiny), 109, the stone to be stolen, 110.

_Lia Fail_, David Barrett, League organiser, tries to test its weight. --Is stopped by its guardians, 111.

Liberator, The (O'Connell), frequently passed through Liverpool, 43.

Lloyd-George, David, Chancellor of the Exchequer, I help --in his first Election, 237.

London Irish Literary Society, 259.

Lost opportunity for Irish tongue, 15.

Lover, Samuel, painter, poet, musician, composer, novelist, --and dramatist, 10. ----his patriotism, 10, 11. ----his wit, 12.

Loyal toasts, 188, 189, 203.

Lumber Street Chapel, 4.

Lynch,. Daniel, translates "God Save Ireland" into Irish, 113.