Ponsonby, George, attorney-general, 134 on coercion, 151 on Parliamentary reform, 152 Ponsonby, W. B., moved Parliamentary Poor law. See Pauperism Population statistics, 206, 394, 424, Porter, Sir Charles, lord justice, im- Portland, Duke of, viceroy, 89 Catholic Relief Bill, 137, 140; perfidy of, 140, 141 his orders to Lord Camden, 143 Potato disease, 397, 398. See also Potato introduced, 394 Powerscourt, Lord, an enemy of the Præmunire, 19, 27, 29, 39 Presbyterians. See also Nonconform- William III.'s grant (Regium Do- a Toleration Bill, 46 their position at the Union, 219 Privy Council, Irish, 70 Proctors. See Tithes Protestants. See also Church, Colonists, Nonconformists, Ulster Associations tolerance, 143 Presbyterians, Ulster charged with an insurrection- 155 prohibited, Public works, 266 relief works in 1847, 403, 404 Q 154 Quarantotti, Monsignor, and the veto, 241, 242 Queen Victoria visited Ireland in 1849, 419 R INDEX Railways, Drummond's report, 370 etc. See also Coercion, Fenianism, sectarianism stimulated and rebellion "Luttrellades," General Carhamp- Sir R. Abercrombie in the "disturbed General Lake's cruelties, 161, 167 Repeal. See Union 525 See Coercion Responsibility Bill passed, 130 Revenue, hereditary and temporary, 71. Ribbonmen, 222, 283, 455, 456 ments, 459 Richmond, Duke of, viceroy, 236 Royal Irish Academy founded, 115 Russell, Lord John, prime minister, on Peel's interregnum, 348, 349 on the abolition of the viceroyalty, Emmett's insurrection (1803), 226, Rutland, Duke of, viceroy, 102-113 (1848), 416 (1860-65), 461-462 Ribbonism, 222, 283, 455, 456 Fenianism. See Fenianism Reform. See also Electoral, Parlia- Reform Bill (English) of 1832, 317 Relief committees. See Famine Religious questions. See Church, Catholics, Coercion, Nonconform- S Sadleir, Mr. John, and the Tenant- St. Patrick order of knights created, 115 St. Ruth, Lieut.-General, commander- Salt from Ireland smuggled into Great Saul, Mr., prosecuted for harbouring a Secret service money from England to Secret societies. See Ulster Associa- Settlement, Act of, to be maintained, Sheffield, Lord, on Irish manufactures, | Talbot, Richard. See Tyrconnel 105, 106 Sheil on the Church establishment, 330 Soap and candles, trade in, 103, 104 at the Union, 205-222 1835-41, 368-374 1870, 504-508 Temperance. Father Matthew's mis- Temple, Lord, on the need for inquiry Tenant right, See Land See Coercion proctors, tithe farmers and canters, reform needed, but a sanguinary law more tithes granted, 113 Grattan's resolutions for the modifi- Mr. H. Parnell's Bill (1809), 245 history of, 318, 319 composition of the tithe made com- the collection of arrears, 318 an Amending Act passed, 318 a Tithe Commutation Bill and the a Church commission, 333 origin of the tithe war (1830), 341, the appropriation question renewed, the Court of Exchequer and the col- the tithe question settled (1838), Toleration Act defeated, 22, 23 and the United Irishmen, 162, Townsend, Rev. Mr., on letting land Treaty of Limerick. See Limerick on the famine of 1846-47, 402 U INDEX Ulster associations, 60. See also Irish Oak Boys and Steel Boys, 61, 62, Ulster declared insurrectionary, 150, Ulster tenant right, 488 Union of Ireland with England- proposed, 36, 37, 70, 71, 140, 144, resisted by the Catholics, 140, 141 the Pitt-Portland Cabinet's proposal, 171 protests, 173 corruption and intimidation, 174, the measure introduced, and a the measure introduced by Pitt into the British House of Sheridan's proposal voted down, the resolutions passed, 179 corruption and intimidation, 174, 175, 180-182, 185-187, 194- Lord Cornwallis's tour in the south the project in the Irish Parlia- the Bill passed, 200 mentary (1801) See Parlia- resolutions in favour of repeal, 432 clauses 6 and 7 of the Act of Union, agitation for repeal, 315, 326 the repeal debate of 1834, 328, the Repeal Association founded by the Young Ireland party, 378, 379 527 |