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Chapter 36

Alphabetical Index

  • Abbeystrowry, Churchyard of,
  • 227.
  • Aberdeen, Lord,
  • 93.
  • Absenteeism,
  • 39;
  • Mr. M'Cullagh's views on,
  • 40;
  • tax on,
  • 107,
  • 249
  • 327
  • 395
  • 396;
  • Note A,
  • 524.
  • Achill,
  • 32;
  • deputations from,
  • 222 (note).
  • Act to allow Catholics to testify allegiance,
  • 43.
  • Acts to employ Irish people,
  • 117,
  • 168.
  • Adair, Mr. A. Shafto (now Lord Waveney),
  • 418.
  • Agriculture,
  • 11.
  • Aldridge, Dr., on Soyer's soups,
  • 432.
  • Alms, a poor man's,
  • 120 (note).
  • American Ships,
  • 513.
  • Analysis of 500 letters,
  • 67.
  • Anti-Corn Law League,
  • 78.
  • Arranmore,
  • 397.
  • Assemblies of the people,
  • 119.
  • Assflesh used as food,
  • 390 (note),
  • 391.
  • Assizes of 1741,
  • 19.
  • Association, British,
  • 509.
  • Bailiff, or Driver, reply of,
  • 120,
  • 263 (note).
  • Ballinrobe,
  • 454.
  • Ballydehob,
  • 401,
  • 408.
  • Banks, Sir Joseph,
  • 4,
  • 5,
  • 6.
  • Bantry,
  • 412,
  • 416,
  • 417.
  • workhouse of,
  • 417,
  • 418.
  • Baker, John Wynne,
  • 28,
  • 29.
  • Barry, Rev. Mr.,
  • 413,
  • 415,
  • 416.
  • Baronies, Loans to,
  • 217.
  • Barren Works an error,
  • 244.
  • Batatas, Spanish name for potato,
  • 3.
  • Beaufort, Dr.,
  • 44.
  • Belfast,
  • 367,
  • 368.
  • Bentinck, Lord George,
  • 104,
  • 116,
  • 301,
  • 333 (note),
  • 335,
  • 336.
  • 337,
  • 338,
  • 339,
  • 340,
  • 341,
  • 342,
  • 343,
  • 344,
  • 346,
  • 347,
  • 355,
  • 356;
  • on threat of resignation,
  • 357;
  • division on his Railway bill,
  • 359,
  • 361,
  • 362.
  • Berkeley, Right Rev. Dr.,
  • 23.
  • Bernard, Lord,
  • 262.
  • Bessborough, Earl of,
  • 132,
  • 246.
  • Bianconi, Mr.,
  • 355,
  • 356.
  • Bingham, Lord,
  • 109.
  • Bishop, Commissary,
  • 407.
  • Blake, Right Rev. Dr.,
  • 119.
  • Blight, first appearance of,
  • 48,
  • 49;
  • of 1850,
  • 50,
  • 51;
  • of 1845,
  • 51,
  • 52;
  • loss by, in 1845,
  • 63;
  • made a party question,
  • 71;
  • Blight of 1846,
  • 151,
  • 152,
  • 153;
  • Supposed cause of,
  • 154,
  • 155.
  • Board of Health, Report of,
  • 481.
  • Board of Works,
  • 158,
  • 221;
  • delays of,
  • 257,
  • 261,
  • 338,
  • 339.
  • Bogs, reclamation of,
  • 43.
  • Boulter, Primate,
  • 13,
  • 35,
  • 39.
  • Boundaries, Change of,
  • 245.
  • Boyle,
  • 394.
  • Bread riot in Dublin,
  • 18.
  • Bristol barrel, Capacity of,
  • 29.
  • Brougham, Lord,
  • 101 (note),
  • 295,
  • 296.
  • Buckland, Mr.,
  • 2.
  • Buller, Mr.,
  • 88.
  • Burgoyne, Sir John,
  • 406.
  • Burke, Study,
  • 223 (note.).
  • Butler, Lord James,
  • 510.
  • Byrne, James (his case),
  • 386.
  • Cabinet Councils,
  • 91,
  • 94,
  • 95,
  • 97.
  • Caffin, Commander, of the Scourge,
  • 402;
  • his letter,
  • 403.
  • Caheragh,
  • 233.
  • Cape Clear,
  • 399.
  • Cashel,
  • 455.
  • Castle Oliver,
  • 29 (bis).
  • Catholics, The
  • 45.
  • Celts, The, cultivate the potato,
  • 11,
  • 36,
  • 37.
  • Census, The, of 1821,
  • 33.
  • Chancellor of the Exchequer,
  • 350,
  • 360.
  • Charters to Sir W. Raleigh,
  • 4.
  • Children, clothing and rations to,
  • 511.
  • Civil bill ejectments,
  • 113.
  • Clare Abbey, State of,
  • 207.
  • Clare, County,
  • 268,
  • 365,
  • 366.
  • Clare, Lord,
  • 36.
  • Clarendon Street Chapel, inscription on,
  • 45 (note).
  • Clergy, Letters of, from various localities,
  • 64.
  • Clinton, Lord R.,
  • 510.
  • Cloncurry, Lord, Letter of,
  • 160.
  • Clusius,
  • 5,
  • 6.
  • Cobden, Mr. R.,
  • 79,
  • 80,
  • 116,
  • 122.
  • Coercion Bill,
  • 109,
  • 112,
  • 116.
  • Coffins,
  • 257,
  • 266,
  • 267,
  • 401;
  • Hinged,
  • 418.
  • Commercial restraints,
  • 37.
  • Commissariat Relief Office,
  • 221,
  • 223.
  • Commissioners of Health,
  • 474,
  • 475.
  • Committee, General,
  • 509;
  • General Central Relief,
  • 511.
  • Committees, Local,
  • 209.
  • Committee, London Tavern,
  • 31.
  • Conduct of the people,
  • 395,
  • 402,
  • 414,
  • 450,
  • 457,
  • 460,
  • 473.
  • Cooper, Mr., Markree Castle,
  • 156.
  • Coracles (fishing boats),
  • 396,
  • 397.
  • Cork,
  • 22,
  • 368,
  • 410,
  • 411,
  • 479.
  • Corn in the haggards,
  • 252.
  • Corn Laws,
  • 76,
  • 81,
  • 82,
  • 105;
  • Repeal of,
  • 116.
  • Corporation of Dublin,
  • 53,
  • 70.
  • Corporation of London, Address of, to the Queen,
  • 71.
  • Cox, Sir Richard,
  • 23.
  • Crowbar Brigade,
  • 47.
  • Crowley, Dr.,
  • 408.
  • Cummins, Mr. J.P.,
  • 273.
  • Curl. Disease in the potato,
  • 30 (note).
  • Days' work system,
  • 209.
  • Dead, The, among the living,
  • 272.
  • Deaths,
  • 22,
  • 107,
  • 266,
  • 383,
  • 390,
  • 479.
  • Debate, two days', in Conciliation Hall,
  • 139 et seq.;
  • its character,
  • 146 (note).
  • De Bry,
  • 5.
  • Depôts of Meal,
  • 225,
  • 226.
  • Deputation to Lord Lieutenant,
  • 55.
  • Desmonds, The,
  • 6,
  • 13.
  • Devon, Lord, Report of,
  • 115;
  • on Public Works,
  • 160,
  • 299,
  • 485.
  • Dickens, Charles, on the Irish Famine,
  • 516,
  • 517.
  • Dinner given away,
  • 414.
  • "Disgrace to Christianity,"
  • 113.
  • Dismissals from Public Works,
  • 424,
  • 448,
  • 451,
  • 452,
  • 454,
  • 455.
  • Distress said to be exaggerated,
  • 201,
  • 214.
  • D'Israeli, Mr. B., on Sir Robert Peel,
  • 81 (note),
  • 110,
  • 111,
  • 302 (note).
  • Dobree, Commissary-General,
  • 224.
  • Donegal,
  • 395.
  • Donovan (or O'Donovan), Dr.,
  • 233,
  • 234,
  • 274,
  • 275;
  • Post mortem examination by,
  • 259;
  • another,
  • 265,
  • 267,
  • 269,
  • 271.
  • Downing, M'Carthy, M.P.,
  • 236,
  • 267,
  • 522.
  • Dowse, Baron,
  • 522.
  • Doyle, Rev. Mr.,
  • 118.
  • Drake, Sir Francis,
  • 3.
  • Driscoll, Mary,
  • 263,
  • 264.
  • Drought, Great,
  • 18.
  • Duffy, C.G. (Sir),
  • 142.
  • Dublin, Bay of,
  • 24,
  • 480.
  • Dunfanaghy,
  • 396.
  • Dungarvan,
  • 229;
  • Riot at,
  • 231.
  • Dungloe,
  • 397,
  • 398.
  • Dysentery,
  • 478.
  • Edward's Life of Raleigh,
  • 4 (note).
  • Egan, Mr.,
  • 393.
  • Election, General, of 1826,
  • 45.
  • Elective Franchise,
  • 45.
  • Elections, policy of Repealers on,
  • 139.
  • Electoral Divisions,
  • 427.
  • Eleven Measures, The,
  • 136,
  • 151.
  • Emigration,
  • 292,
  • 293,
  • 481;
  • to Peterborough,
  • 483,
  • 484 (note),
  • 485,
  • 486,
  • 487,
  • 488;
  • Mr. Godley's scheme,
  • 488,
  • 489,
  • 490;
  • to be a Catholic Emigration,
  • 490,
  • 492,
  • 494,
  • 495;
  • Deaths among emigrants on voyage,
  • 496,
  • 497;
  • to United States,
  • 498;
  • Mortality,
  • 499;
  • Money sent home
  • 503,
  • 504.
  • Employees on Public Works,
  • 219.
  • England,
  • 35.
  • English Colony,
  • 37.
  • Enniskillen,
  • 268.
  • Ennistymon,
  • 212.
  • Epidemics,
  • 22.
  • Evelyn, Author of the "Sylva,"
  • 2.
  • Evening Mail, Dublin,
  • 72,
  • 74.
  • Evening Packet, Dublin,
  • 73.
  • Evictions,
  • 265,
  • 353,
  • 354,
  • 388,
  • 389.
  • Expenditure, Total, on Famine,
  • 507,
  • 508;
  • Weekly,
  • 219.
  • Fagan, Mr. J., M.P., on reclamation,
  • 439,
  • 440.
  • Famine, The,
  • 7,
  • 13,
  • 17,
  • 24,
  • 30,
  • 36,
  • 118,
  • 119,
  • 196,
  • 197,
  • 224,
  • 442,
  • 507;
  • Monuments to,
  • 24.
  • Farms, Canting of,
  • 9.
  • Fast, General,
  • 17.
  • Fermoy,
  • 228.
  • Fetherstone, Mr.,
  • 444,
  • 445.
  • Fever,
  • 409,
  • 473,
  • 475,
  • 476,
  • 477,
  • 478,
  • 481;
  • Average weekly cost of patients,
  • 481,
  • 482.
  • Finance Committees,
  • 420.
  • Fingal, Lord, on the character of O'Connell,
  • 465.
  • Fitzgerald Mr. (a landlord),
  • 261,
  • 262.
  • Fleming, Michael,
  • 232.
  • Food depôts,
  • 121 (note),
  • 170,
  • 223,
  • 227.
  • Food rioters, Shooting down of,
  • 20.
  • Forbes, Dr., on Conversions,
  • 519.
  • Forde, William,
  • 53.
  • Forster, Mr.,
  • 391,
  • 395.
  • Forty-shilling Freeholders,
  • 45,
  • 46,
  • 47 (note).
  • Foster, Mr. Campbell (Times' Commissioner),
  • 59,
  • 60,
  • 61.
  • Frost of 1739-40,
  • 14;
  • its effects,
  • 15,
  • 16.
  • Funerals,
  • 272,
  • 303.
  • Galway,
  • 22.
  • Galwey, Mr., J.P.,
  • 233,
  • 235.
  • Gangs of Robbers,
  • 19.
  • Gerarde,
  • 5.
  • Gentlemen Undertakers,
  • 6.
  • Gibson, Rev. C.B.,
  • 163.
  • Gilbert, Sir Humphrey,
  • 4.
  • Gladstone, W.E.,
  • 98.
  • Glenquin Sessions,
  • 204.
  • Glenties,
  • 397,
  • 398.
  • Government, Action of,
  • 65,
  • 309,
  • 328,
  • 329,
  • 345.
  • Government Grants,
  • 33.
  • Graham, Sir James,
  • 83,
  • 84,
  • 88,
  • 89,
  • 93,
  • 104,
  • 105.
  • Grants,
  • 118.
  • Grattan, H.,
  • 345.
  • Gray, Sir John, M.P.,
  • 349.
  • Grazing,
  • 9,
  • 11,
  • 12,
  • 13,
  • 21.
  • Gregory, William Henry,
  • 330.
  • Grey, Lord,
  • 97.
  • Griffin, John; value of his furniture,
  • 164.
  • Griffith, Sir R.,
  • 444.
  • "Groans of Ireland,"
  • 23.
  • Gweedore,
  • 397.
  • Haliday Pamphlets,
  • 8,
  • 9.
  • Hall, Rev. Traill,
  • 402,
  • 404,
  • 407.
  • Hamilton. Lord Claude,
  • 107.
  • Harding, Lord,
  • 117.
  • Harvests, many bad,
  • 13.
  • Hawkins, Sir John,
  • 3.
  • Hegarty, Jeremiah (his cross),
  • 263.
  • Hennessy, W.M., assault on,
  • 206.
  • Herbert, Sidney,
  • 80,
  • 93.
  • Heriot, Thomas,
  • 4.
  • Hewetson, Commissary-General,
  • 171.
  • Heytesbury, Lord,
  • 75,
  • 85,
  • 88,
  • 90.
  • Higgins, M.J., "Jacob Omnium,"
  • 510.
  • Hoare, Dean,
  • 73.
  • Hooker,
  • 7.
  • Hottentot, State of the,
  • 165.
  • House of Lords,
  • 109.
  • Howley, Mr.,
  • 231.
  • Hudson, Mr. G.,
  • 338,
  • 351,
  • 352.
  • Humphrey, Alderman,
  • 332.
  • Illustrated London News,
  • 275 (note).
  • Indian Corn, price of,
  • 171,
  • 303;
  • Cargo of,
  • 160.
  • Innishowen West,
  • 268.
  • Ireland,
  • 159,
  • 177,
  • 198,
  • 199,
  • 251,
  • 437,
  • 443.
  • Irish Manufacture,
  • 37,
  • 38.
  • Irish Party,
  • 347,
  • 349.
  • Jacquet, M., on Soyer's soup,
  • 430.
  • "Jamestown," The,
  • 513.
  • Jones, Lieut.-Colonel,
  • 201,
  • 202,
  • 312.
  • Judges, Partisan,
  • 114.
  • Kane, Sir Robert,
  • 52.
  • Kells and Fore, Relief Committee of,
  • 181;
  • reasons for re-productive works,
  • 182;
  • Suggestions,
  • ib. 183,
  • 184.
  • Kelly, Mr. (farmer),
  • 262.
  • Kennedy, J.P.,
  • 186.
  • Kerry,
  • 269;
  • state of,
  • 409;
  • Killala, Dean of,
  • 442.
  • Killiney Hill, Obelisk on,
  • 24;
  • view from,
  • 25,
  • 26.
  • Kilmacthomas,
  • 229.
  • Labour Rate Act,
  • 168,
  • 193;
  • Minute on,
  • 169,
  • 173;
  • Fatal blot in,
  • 175,
  • 176,
  • 296;
  • labour the property of the tenant,
  • 114.
  • Labouchere, Mr.,
  • 132,
  • 133,
  • 175.
  • Letter of,
  • 194,
  • 245;
  • his defence,
  • 298,
  • 300,
  • 328,
  • 329,
  • 449,
  • 450,
  • 452,
  • 453,
  • 454.
  • Lancet, The, on Soyer's soups,
  • 430.
  • Laing, Mr.,
  • 388.
  • Land laws,
  • 113,
  • 114.
  • Landlords,
  • 31,
  • 40,
  • 42,
  • 45,
  • 46,
  • 106,
  • 119,
  • 177,
  • 181,
  • 193,
  • 199,
  • 244,
  • 249,
  • 260,
  • 261,
  • 295,
  • 296,
  • 327,
  • 328,
  • 353,
  • 387,
  • 399,
  • 460.
  • Lansdowne, Lord,
  • 159,
  • 458.
  • Last Sacraments, Administration of,
  • 286,
  • 393,
  • 413.
  • Le Hunt, Mr.,
  • 21.
  • Letters, Analysis of,
  • 67,
  • 500.
  • Limerick,
  • 118.
  • Lindley, Professor,
  • 90,
  • 91,
  • 94.
  • Linen Trade,
  • 38.
  • Lists, preparation of,
  • 21,
  • 112.
  • Loan of £8,000,000,
  • 118,
  • 424.
  • London Tavern Committee,
  • 31,
  • 33.
  • Lords, House of,
  • 295.
  • Lord Lieutenant, deputation to,
  • 55;
  • his reply,
  • 56;
  • deputation bowed out,
  • 203.
  • Loss by Blight of 1845,
  • 69.
  • Macaulay, T.B.,
  • 113.
  • Mansion House Committee,
  • 33.
  • "Macedonian," The,
  • 513.
  • Macroom,
  • 233,
  • 236.
  • Maginn, Rt. Rev. Dr., on Emigration Scheme,
  • 494.
  • Mallow,
  • 164,
  • 165,
  • 228.
  • Malpas, John,
  • 26.
  • Malta, Comptroller at, mill-power there,
  • 240.
  • Marsh, Sir Henry, on Soup,
  • 433,
  • 434.
  • Mathew, Rev. Theobald, 410,
  • 410,
  • 411.
  • Maryborough,
  • 268.
  • Mayo, Co.,
  • 203,
  • 268,
  • 269,
  • 300,
  • 385,
  • 386,
  • 387.
  • M'Culloch, J.R.,
  • 40.
  • M'Evoy, Rev. Dr.,
  • 51.
  • M'Hale, Edmund (his case),
  • 270.
  • M'Kennedy, Denis, inquest on,
  • 257,
  • 258,
  • 259.
  • M'Loughlin, Patrick (his case),
  • 269,
  • 270.
  • M'Namara, Major,
  • 210.
  • M'Neill, Rev. Hugh,
  • 515.
  • Meagher, T.F.,
  • 134,
  • 143,
  • 144,
  • 145.
  • Mealmongers,
  • 222.
  • Memorandums, Sir R. Peel's to his Cabinet,
  • 91,
  • 93,
  • 95,
  • 96.
  • Millet, Mr.,
  • 212,
  • 213.
  • Mill-power,
  • 237,
  • 238,
  • 239,
  • 240,
  • 242.
  • Milltown, Lord, letter of,
  • 137.
  • Misrepresentation of Blight,
  • 202.
  • Mitchel, John,
  • 142,
  • 143,
  • 146.
  • Monsell, Mr. (now Lord Emly),
  • 188, et seq.
  • Monteagle, Lord,
  • 197,
  • 198,
  • 204.
  • Moore, G.H.,
  • 315, et seq.
  • Moore, Rev. Wm.P.,
  • 118,
  • 178,
  • 179.
  • Moral Force,
  • 147,
  • 148.
  • Morning Chronicle,
  • 118,
  • 199,
  • 200,
  • 266.
  • Motion for a Committee on the state of Ireland,
  • 108.
  • Mountcashel, Lord,
  • 228.
  • Mount Gabriel,
  • 401.
  • Mulock, Mr. Thomas, on the Emigration Scheme,
  • 493.
  • Murray, Sir James,
  • 63.
  • Naremberga, a name for the potato,
  • 5.
  • Nation, The (Dublin. Newspaper),
  • 147.
  • Navigation Laws,
  • 10.
  • Newry,
  • 119.
  • New York, Committee on Emigration at,
  • 498,
  • 500;
  • Report,
  • 500;
  • Witnesses,
  • 500,
  • 501,
  • 502.
  • Notices, Threatening,
  • 232.
  • Obelisk at Castletown,
  • 16;
  • at Killiney,
  • 25,
  • 26.
  • O'Brien's bridge,
  • 256.
  • O'Brien, Mr. C., M.P.,
  • 210,
  • 211.
  • O'Brien, Sir Lucius,
  • 29.
  • O'Brien, Stafford,
  • 104.
  • O'Brien, Wm. Smith,
  • 105,
  • 106,
  • 134,
  • 139,
  • 297,
  • 308 (note),
  • 326,
  • 344,
  • 347,
  • 348,
  • 449;
  • his imprisonment,
  • (Note B.),
  • 540.
  • O'Connell,
  • 45;
  • his plan to meet the Famine,
  • 53,
  • 105,
  • 110,
  • 111;
  • Remarkable speech of,
  • 112,
  • 134,
  • 135,
  • 136,
  • 137,
  • 184,
  • 187;
  • his death, and character,
  • 460,
  • 461,
  • 462,
  • 463,
  • 464,
  • 465,
  • 466,
  • 467,
  • 468,
  • 469.
  • O'Connell, John,
  • 141,
  • 142,
  • 143,
  • 144,
  • 145.
  • O'Connor, Rev. B., statement of,
  • 274.
  • Old Ireland,
  • 138.
  • Opanawk, a name for the potato,
  • 5.
  • Osborne, Mr. Bernal,
  • 326,
  • 344,
  • 350.
  • O'Sullivan, Archdeacon,
  • 519.
  • Overseers,
  • 205.
  • Palmerston, Lord,
  • 133.
  • Pamphlets, Haliday,
  • 8,
  • 9.
  • Papas, a name for the potato,
  • 6.
  • Parliament,
  • 293.
  • Parliamentary Papers,
  • 506.
  • Parnell, Sir Henry,
  • 43,
  • 44
  • Peace Resolutions, The,
  • 138;
  • interpretation of,
  • 142.
  • Peel, Sir Robert,
  • 58,
  • 76,
  • 77,
  • 78 (bis),
  • 80,
  • 81,
  • 82,
  • 84,
  • 86,
  • 89,
  • 91;
  • differences in his Cabinet,
  • 93.
  • Reasons for not resigning,
  • 94.
  • resigns,
  • 97,
  • 99,
  • 100,
  • 102,
  • 103,
  • 109,
  • 110;
  • defeated,
  • 116,
  • 117;
  • speech on resignation,
  • 122,
  • 123;
  • death of,
  • 124;
  • character,
  • 124,
  • 149,
  • 160,
  • 304,
  • 324,
  • 345,
  • 354,
  • 355,
  • 356.
  • Penal Laws,
  • 21.
  • Pensions to Apostate Priests,
  • 44.
  • Perceval, Captain,
  • 242.
  • Pigot, Sir Hugh,
  • 408.
  • "Pits," The (large graves),
  • 278.
  • Playfair, Professor,
  • 90,
  • 91,
  • 94.
  • Poor Laws,
  • 458.
  • Potato (Sweet),
  • 3;
  • Potato of Virginia,
  • 3,
  • 5,
  • 10,
  • 12,
  • 27,
  • 28,
  • 29,
  • 32,
  • 34,
  • 36,
  • 458,
  • 476 (two years old).
  • "Potato Mirage,"
  • 119 (note);
  • price of,
  • 119;
  • value of whole crop,
  • 153;
  • failure said to be exaggerated,
  • 201;
  • value of whole crop,
  • 300.
  • Power, "Lame Pat,"
  • 229.
  • Prior, Mr. Thomas,
  • 39.
  • Proclamation, Proceeding by,
  • 88.
  • Protectionists,
  • 100.
  • Public Subscriptions,
  • 509,
  • 523.
  • Public Works, Commissioners of,
  • 118;
  • Close of, for 1846,
  • 216;
  • increase of Labourers on,
  • 218,
  • 424;
  • cost of,
  • ib.
  • Quarter Acre "Gregory" Clause,
  • 331;
  • Division on,
  • 333.
  • Quarterly Review,
  • 87.
  • Queen Elizabeth, The name "Virginia" given in her honour,
  • 5,
  • 34.
  • Queen's Speech,
  • 99,
  • 166,
  • 294;
  • letters,
  • 510.
  • Quern, The Irish,
  • 241.
  • Quito,
  • 6.
  • 36.
  • Railroads,
  • 245,
  • 335,
  • 337,
  • 338,
  • 339,
  • 340,
  • 341,
  • 351,
  • 352,
  • 361.
  • Raleigh, Sir Walter,
  • 2,
  • 3,
  • 4,
  • 6;
  • grants of land to him,
  • 6,
  • 7 (note),
  • 27.
  • Rations, Quantity and quality of,
  • 426,
  • 499.
  • Reclamation of the waste lands,
  • 436,
  • 438,
  • 439,
  • 442,
  • 443,
  • 444,
  • 445,
  • 450.
  • Redington, Mr.,
  • 132.
  • Red man, State of,
  • 165 (note).
  • Relapse,
  • 481.
  • Relief Bill of 1829,
  • 46.
  • Relief Commissioners,
  • 422,
  • 446,
  • 447,
  • 458,
  • 459,
  • 460,
  • 469;
  • money issued,
  • 469;
  • numbers relieved,
  • 470,
  • 471;
  • expenses,
  • 471,
  • 472.
  • Relief Lists, Numbers on,
  • 219,
  • 220.
  • Religious view of the potato blight,
  • 514,
  • 515,
  • 516.
  • Rents,
  • 21,
  • 40,
  • 41.
  • Repeal Association,
  • 106,
  • 137.
  • Report of Professors Lindley and Playfair,
  • 69.
  • Reproductive Works,
  • 244.
  • Resignation of the people,
  • 207 (note).
  • Resolutions of Mansion House Committee,
  • 65,
  • 66.
  • Resolutions, The Peace,
  • 138.
  • Robbers, Gangs of,
  • 19.
  • Roebuck, Mr., M.P.,
  • 344.
  • Rot partially ceases,
  • 68.
  • Rotation of Crops,
  • 12.
  • Rotunda, Great Meeting at,
  • 283,
  • 284,
  • 285,
  • 286,
  • 287,
  • 288,
  • 289,
  • 290.
  • Routh, Sir B.,
  • 180,
  • 197,
  • 226.
  • Royal Agricultural Society,
  • 52,
  • 88,
  • 246,
  • 252,
  • 253,
  • 254,
  • 255.
  • Russell, Lord John,
  • 97,
  • 109,
  • 116,
  • 131,
  • 132,
  • 149,
  • 150,
  • 162,
  • 163,
  • 167;
  • letter to Duke of Leinster,
  • 247;
  • Puzzling,
  • 250,
  • 251,
  • 304;
  • why there was not an Autumn Session,
  • 304;
  • Irish Measures,
  • 305,
  • 300,
  • 307,
  • 308,
  • 312 et seq.,
  • 344,
  • 345;
  • Meeting at his house,
  • 346,
  • 358;
  • Verdict of wilful murder against him,
  • 416,
  • 417;
  • on the Emigration Scheme,
  • 425.
  • Savings' Banks, Deposits in,
  • 214;
  • Explained,
  • 215.
  • Scarlet, Mr.,
  • 408.
  • Scotland, Potato Blight in,
  • 248.
  • Scrope, Mr. Poulett, M.P.,
  • 161 (note);
  • on reclamation,
  • 325,
  • 440,
  • 441.
  • Scurvy,
  • 482.
  • Seed for next year,
  • 85,
  • 94.
  • Senior, Nassau William,
  • 518.
  • Shannon, Great Flood in,
  • 31.
  • Shaw, Mr., M.P.,
  • 104.
  • Sheil, R.L.,
  • 132.
  • Sibthorpe, Captain,
  • 231.
  • Sicca, Peter,
  • 6.
  • Silver, scarcity of,
  • 216.
  • Single drop of blood principle,
  • 147.
  • Skibbereen,
  • 32,
  • 233,
  • 273;
  • visit to,
  • 275,
  • 365,
  • 520.
  • Skull,
  • 399,
  • 400,
  • 407.
  • Slave Owners, Money granted to,
  • 162.
  • Sligo, Marquis of,
  • 228,
  • 315.
  • Smerwick,
  • 3.
  • Society of Friends,
  • 368,
  • 391,
  • 393;
  • Committee,
  • 512.
  • Soup, Definition of,
  • 423,
  • 427.
  • Soup Kitchens,
  • 311,
  • 314,
  • 315.
  • Soyer, M.,
  • 428,
  • 429,
  • 430,
  • 434,
  • 435,
  • 436.
  • Staff of Board of Works,
  • 338.
  • Stanley, Lord,
  • 94,
  • 296.
  • Steele, Tom,
  • 143.
  • Stephenson,
  • 338.
  • St. Germans, Lord,
  • 109.
  • Strezelecki, Count,
  • 391,
  • 392,
  • 393.
  • Stuart de Decies, Lord,
  • 162 (note),
  • 236.
  • Sullivan, Mick,
  • 164.
  • Sullivan's, Case of the,
  • 271.
  • Sweet Potato,
  • 3.
  • Swelling of the Extremities,
  • 272.
  • Swift, Jonathan,
  • 12,
  • 41.
  • Swinford,
  • 479.
  • Taratouflè, a name for the potato,
  • 5.
  • Task Work,
  • 205,
  • 206 (note),
  • 208,
  • 209.
  • Taxes on Property, Partial,
  • 172.
  • Temporary Relief Act,
  • 421,
  • 425,
  • 427.
  • Tenant Right,
  • 115.
  • Tenants,
  • 21.
  • Terlagh Gurranes, Races at,
  • 23.
  • Theodore, King,
  • 162.
  • Theories, Various, on the Blight,
  • 513.
  • Tickets,
  • 213.
  • Times Newspaper,
  • 135,
  • 260.
  • Times Commissioner,
  • 59,
  • 60,
  • 61,
  • 62.
  • Tools, Difficulty of getting,
  • 216.
  • Tory Party, Old,
  • 104.
  • Townsend, Rev. Mr.,
  • 260,
  • 302,
  • 303.
  • Tranquillity of Ulster, Cause of it,
  • 115.
  • Treasury Minute,
  • 169,
  • 198 (letter),
  • 423;
  • Note C.,
  • 543.
  • Trevelyan, Mr. (now Sir Charles E., Bart.),
  • 171 (note);
  • his proposal,
  • 406.
  • Tuam, State of,
  • 257.
  • Tuke, James H.,
  • 165 (note).
  • Twelve nights' debate on the Corn Laws,
  • 102.
  • Tyrone, Lord,
  • 29.
  • Unions,
  • 427;
  • Grants to,
  • 510.
  • Useless Works,
  • 208.
  • Vaughan, Right Rev. Dr.,
  • 256.
  • Viceroy, Address of,
  • 20.
  • Virginia,
  • 5.
  • Voluntary Subscriptions,
  • 118.
  • Wages, Rate of,
  • 205.
  • Wakley, Mr., M.P.
  • 162 (note).
  • War Expenditure,
  • 339.
  • Waste Lands, Reclamation of,
  • 184,
  • 185,
  • 186,
  • 324,
  • 325.
  • Weather,
  • 391.
  • Wellington, Duke of,
  • 122.
  • Westport, Deaths at,
  • 228,
  • 393.
  • W.G.'s Letters on Mayo,
  • 385,
  • 386,
  • 387.
  • Whately, Archbishop,
  • 518;
  • His Convert,
  • 518.
  • Wheat, Price of, in 1740,
  • 18.
  • William the Third,
  • 10,
  • 38.
  • Woollen Manufacture,
  • 38.
  • Workhouses,
  • 121.
  • Works, Board of,
  • see Board of Works.
  • Works, unfinished,
  • 204.
  • Wynne, Capt.,
  • 206,
  • 207,
  • 210,
  • 365,
  • 366.
  • Wyse, Thomas,
  • 132.
  • Youghal,
  • 236.
  • Young, Arthur,
  • 27,
  • 28,
  • 41,
  • 44.
  • Young Ireland,
  • 138.
  • Young Irelanders retire from Conciliation Hall, in a body,
  • 145.