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The Contemporary Review, Volume 36, November 1879

Note 25 — WHAT IS THE ACTUAL CONDITION OF IRELAND?

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It is only just to admit that the death sentences are not a fair test. Too many murders remain undetected, owing to the existence of agrarian conspiracy. The number of murders known to have been committed is unluckily not to be found in the returns to which I have access. But the very fact of their remaining undetected is a proof that they are not directly connected with intoxication, for it shows that they are for the most part agrarian.

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