Life and Times of Daniel O'Connell: With Some Sketches of His Contemporaries, Volume 2

John Mullany, 1864 - Ireland - 780 pages

Deplorable state of the rural districts	6

1814Repeal of the Union in 1814	18

his speech	22

Able speech by Luke Plunket of Portmarnock	30

How the English aristocracy suppress Irish resistance	36

Description of Barney Coile	44

N P OGormans alleged Mahometanism	59

Remarks on oratory	71

Expedients suggested by Shiel	398

his reception in Wexford	404

OConnells amusing reply to Cobbett	411

Leslie Foster opposed by Dawson	420

Extermination suggested by the Evening Mail	426

He proposes a plan for protecting them	432

OConnells opinion of the Quakers	445

liberality of the Duke	448

The curse of Ireland described	79

Letter from an Irish priest	89

the Board suppressed	104

Cruel measure projected by Peel	121

Folly of educating the famishing poor	127

Magistrates bribed with eggs and butter	135

OConnell and Brougham compared to Demosthenes	151

1815A Catholic petition	157

1815Professional men better leaders than Irish lords	172

What the Catholic aristocracy really wanted	181

Judge Day and Barney Coile	189

the Evening Post	198

OConnells correspondence with Sir E Stanley	204

Extraordinary policy of the English government	216

Who should be the challenger?	224

1816Twenty five thousand armed constables	238

Silence and torpidity of the people	244

OConnells eulogy of Grattan	250

extraordinary scene	256

1821OConnells letter to the people of Ireland	262

OConnells efforts to conciliate the Protestants	278

The Catholics insulted by the Orange corporation imme	285

The Irish viceroy knights an Orangeman and disgusts	287

The marquis and the tailor	293

striking appearance	299

The prosecution defeated	305

riot at Trinity College	311

The priests and people embraced in the new Association	318

The pence of the people better than the pounds of the gentry	325

1824How the Times is managed	329

Interesting sketch of Larry Cronin	337

Falsehood and hypocrisy of Canning	354

Curious mistake discovered by OConnell	366

Abolition of the fortyshilling franchise	374

Personal narrative published by Richard Barrett	380

The Wings denounced by J Lawless	386

Purposes of the New Association	392

Polemical encounter between Pope and Maguire	460

Heroic fortitude of the freeholders	468

viceroyalty of Lord Anglesea	479

Exclusive dealing terrifies the conservatives	487

Angleseas letter to Dr Curtis Archbishop of Armagh	493

OConnells efforts to obtain Emancipation for dissenters	498

The Doneraile conspiracy	513

1830OConnell complains of calumny	519

His success in the House	526

A public breakfast interrupted by the police	535

1831Judge Jebb addresses the grand jury	541

renewal of the tithe	552

Sketch of Feargus OConnor	558

1834Sketch of Lord Althorp	565

Orangeism in the ascendant	582

OConnells encounter with Disraeli	588

1836OConnell feted in Liverpool	595

VOL II	606

1838Death of OConnells wife	607

1839Murder of Lord Norbury	616

Consequences of OConnors hostility	624

decay of that town	634

OConnells approval of	643

OConnell administering justice	651

his letter	664

OConnell described by a German	676

Soldiers present at Repeal meetings	682

ment	694

1844OConnell in the House of Commons	709

Heytesbury arrives in Ireland	715

OConnells speech from the balcony of his house	724

OConnells letter on that subject	737

Exports of food from Ireland worth seventeen millions	744

1846Speech of the Duke of Cambridge on Irish distress	749

Shiels return for Dungarvan	756

Obsequies of OConnell in Rome	768

OConnells body arrives in Dublin	776

Title	Life and Times of Daniel O'Connell: With Some Sketches of His Contemporaries, Volume 2 Life and Times of Daniel O'Connell: With Some Sketches of His Contemporaries, C. M. O'Keeffe
Author	C. M. O'Keeffe
Publisher	John Mullany, 1864
Original from	The British Library
Digitized	5 Sep 2017
Length	780 pages

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