INDEX
Abercorn, Marquis and first Duke of, [264]
Abercorn's second viceroyalty, Duke of, [273]
Aberdeen and Belfast, Lord, [332]
Aberdeen and Gladstone, Lord, [295]
Aberdeen, fourth Earl of, [257]
Aberdeen's first viceroyalty, Lord, [295]
Aberdeen, Lady, [296]
Aberdeen's second viceroyalty, Lord, [326-342]
Aberdeen, seventh Earl of, [295]
Aberdeen's visit to Rome, Lord, [332]
Abercromby, Sir Ralph, [204]
Addison, Joseph, [131]
Albert, visit of Prince, [300]
Ambrose, Eleanor, [150]
America, British North, [216]
Anglesey and George IV., Lord, [229]
Anglesey and O'Connell, [234]
Anglesey divorced, Lord, [230]
Anglesey, Marquis of, [227]
Anglesey on agitation, [232]
Anglesey's second viceroyalty, Lord, [234]
Anglo-Irish, Rise of, [31]
Annesley, Arthur, [89]
Armagh, Archbishop of, [52]
Arran, Lord, [128]
Asquith's Home Rule Bill, Mr., [342]
Asquith, Miss Violet, [337]
Bagenal, Sir Nicholas, [74]
Balfour, Mr. A. J., [299]
Balfour, Mr. Gerald, [310], [315]
'Baratariana,' [176]
Bedford, fourth Duke of, [161]
Bedford, Jasper, Duke of, [57]
Bedford, sixth Duke of, [211]
Belfast and Lord Aberdeen, [332]
Belfast Volunteer Review, [195]
Bellingham, Sir Edward, [67]
Berkeley, Lord, John, [98]
Berkeley, Lord Justice, [123]
Berkeley, Mary, [72]
Berwick, Duke of, [118]
Bessborough, fourth Earl of, [247]
Bessborough, Lady, [248]
Bessborough, O'Connell and Lord, [247]
Birch v. Clarendon, [253]
Birrell, Mr. Augustine, [334]
Blyth, Sir James, [317]
Boisseleau, [118]
Bolton, Charles Paulet, Duke of, [135]
Bosworth, Battle of, [57]
'Bottle riot, the,' [225]
Boyle, Earl of Shannon, [158]
Boyne, Battle of the, [117]
Brabazon, [67]
Brabazon, Captain, [101]
Brereton, Sir William, [66]
Brigham, Sir Richard, [74]
Bristol and Edmund Burke, [184]
Bristol, Lord, [171]
British North America, [216]
Bruce, Edward, [26]
crowned King of Ireland, [25]
defeated and killed, [26]
Bruce, Robert, [25]
and Prior Roger Utlagh, [28]
Bryan, Sir Francis, [67]
Bryce, Mr. James, [334]
Buckingham, Duke of, [103]
Buckingham, Marquis of, [192]
and Grattan, [190]
and Parliament, [190]
Buckinghamshire, Earl of, [181]
Burke, Edmund, [169]
and Bristol, [184]
and Irish trade, [184]
Burke, murder of Mr., [281]
Byron, Lord, [185]
Cadogan, Earl, [309]
Cadogan's resignation, Lord, [315]
Camden, Lady, [203]
Camden, Lord, [200]
Camden on the Union, [204]
Campbell-Bannerman, Sir H., [285]
Canada, [216]
Canning, [227]
Capel of Tewkesbury, Lord, [122]
and Jonathan Swift, [122]
Carew, John, Lord, [34]
Carlisle and Grattan, [184]
Carlisle, fifth Earl of, [181]
Carlisle, seventh Earl of, [258]
Carnarvon and Dublin University, [294]
Carnarvon and Parnell, Lord, [290]
Carnarvon interview, Parnell on, [292]
Carnarvon, Lady, [290]
Caroline, Queen, [147]
Carteret and Swift, [142]
Carteret, John, Lord, [139]
Cary, [283]
Cary, Sir George, [80]
Cashel, Archbishop of, [26]
Castle, Dublin, [16]
Castle, Dudley, [68]
Castle, Fotheringay, [76]
Castle, Kilcolman, [73]
Castle, Ludlow, [69]
Castle, Rathfarnham, [173]
Castle rebuilt, Dublin, [20]
Castlemaine, Ormonde and Lady, [97]
Caatlemaine, Phoenix Park and Lady, [97]
Castlereagh and Roman Catholic Church, [202]
Castlereagh, Lord, [174], [202]
Castlereagh's methods, [207]
Catholic Association, [232]
Catholic Association, O'Connell founds, [226]
Catholic Bill, rejection of, [204]
Catholic committee, [194]
Catholic convention, [196]
Catholic disabilities, [196]
Catholic Emancipation, [212], [228]
Catholic Emancipation, Cornwallis and, [209]
Catholic Emancipation and Union, [207]
Catholic relief, struggle for, [197]
Catholics emancipated, [232]
Cavendish, Lady Dorothy, [186]
Cavendish, Lord John, [187]
Cavendish, murder of Lord Frederick, [281]
Chamberlain, Mr., [285]
Charles I. and Ormonde, [88]
Charles I., Irish money for, [83]
Chesterfield and Eleanor Ambrose, [150]
Chesterfield and Phoenix Park, [151]
Chesterfield, Lady, [151]
Chesterfield on Ireland, [151]
Chesterfield on Irishmen, [154]
Chesterfield on the Irish Parliament, Lord, [154]
Chesterfield's 'Letters,' [147]
Chesterfield's marriage, [147]
Chesterfield's political legacy, [149]
Chesterfield, the Earl of, [146]
Chichester House, [143]
Chichester, Lord, [80]
Churchill, Lord Randolph, [275]
Church, Gladstone and the Irish, [262]
Church of Ireland, Disestablishment of, [267]
Clanricarde, Earl of, [61]
Clanricarde, Thomond, Earl of, [68]
Clare, attempt to lynch Lord, [201]
Clare Election, [231]
Clare, O'Connell stands for, [231]
Clarence, George, Duke of, [54]
Clarendon and O'Connell, [249]
Clarendon, fourth Earl of, [248]
Clarendon, Henry Hyde, Earl of, [107]
Clarendon v. Birch, [253]
Clement V. and Dublin University, [25]
Cleveland's plot, Duchess of, [101]
Clifford, Rosemond, [21]
Clonmel, Siege of, [92]
Coercion Act of 1881, [280]
Coinage, introduction of special, [20]
Commissioners, Parliamentary, [89]
Conellan, Mr. Corry, [252]
Coningsby, Lord Justice, [120]
Connaught, Visit of Duke of, [270]
Cooke, military secretary, [199]
Cornwallis and Catholic Emancipation, [209]
'Cornwallis Correspondence,' [187]
Cornwallis, Lord, [203], [205]
Cornwallis, surrender of Humbert to, [207]
Corunna, [229]
Coventry, Bishop of, [18]
Cowley, Lord, [230]
Cowper, Earl, [275]
Crampton, Sir Philip, [220]
Craven, Lady Beatrix, [310]
Cromwell, Henry, [94]
Cromwell, Oliver, and Ireland, [90]
Croft, Sir James, [67]
Cullen, Cardinal, [272]
Cumberland, Richard, [167]
Curragh, George IV. at, [220]
Curran, [215]
Curran and Emmet, [211]
Curran and the Union, [208]
Curwen, Archbishop of Dublin, [68]
Dantsey, Bishop of Meath, [49]
d'Arcy's parliament, [31]
d'Arcy, Roger, [33]
d'Audeley, Jacques, [23]
d'Ardingselles, Guillaume, [23]
Deane, Henry, [61]
de Balscot, Alexander, [40], [43]
de Bermingham, Jean, Earl of Louth, [26]
de Bermingham, Walter, [34]
de Blaquerie, Lord, [179]
de Bromwich, John, [40]
de Burgh, Guillaume Fitz-Aldelm, [17]
de Burgh, Richard, [22]
de Burgh, Sir Guillaume, [24]
de Burgh, Sir Thomas, [29]
de Burgh, William, Earl of Ulster, [29]
de Burghs, the, [30]
de Cherlton, Sir John, [29]
de Colton, Dean, [39], [41], [44]
de Courcy, [19]
de Courtenay, Philip, [41]
de Dagworth, Sir Nicholas, [39]
'Defenders, the,' [197]
de Gaveston, Piers, [24]
de Gorges, Sir Ralph, [27]
de Gray, Sir John, [49]
de Grey, Bishop of Norwich, [21]
de Grey, Earl, [243]
de Grey, Lady, [243]
de Joinville, Geoffery, [23]
de Lacy, assassination of Hugh, [19]
de Lacy, Hugh, [16]
de Lacy, Hugh, [18]
de Lacy II., Hugh, [19]
de la Haye, Guillaume, [23]
de la Rochelle, Sir Richard, [23]
de la Zouche, Alain, [22]
de Londres, Archbishop of Dublin, [21]
de Marreis, Geoffery, [22]
de Mortimer, Edmund, [40], [49]
de Mortimer, Roger, [26]
de Mortimer, Roger, [43]
de Mortimer, Sir Thomas, [41]
de Peche, Richard, [18]
de Pembridge, Sir Richard, [38]
de Rokeby, Sir Thomas, [34]
de Saundford, Archbishop of Dublin, [23]
Desmond, Earl of, [31]
Desmond, Earl of, [54]
Desmond, Gerald, fourth Earl of, [37]
Desmond, Maurice, Earl of, [34]
Desmonds, the, [30]
de Stanley, Sir John, [43]
de Stanley, Sir John, [44]
de Taney, William, [39]
de Valognes, Hamon, [19]
de Verdun, Theobaude, [25]
de Vere, Earl of Oxford, [42]
de Vesci, Sir Guillaume, [23]
Devolution, [319]
Devonshire, William, third Duke of, [145]
de Welles, Sir Leon, [49]
de Welles, William, [49]
de Windsor, Sir William, [38]
de Windsor, Sir William, [39]
D'Exeter, Richard, [23]
'Diamond, Battle of,' [197]
Disraeli, [264]
Disraeli and Marlborough, [273]
Doon, the auction at, [235]
Dorset and Mrs. La Touche, [157]
Dorset and Peg Woffington, [157]
Dorset and the Irish Parliament, [159]
Dorset, Duchess of, [217]
Dorset, Duke of, [216]
Dorset, Lionel Sackville, Duke of, [144], [155]
Doyle, Bishop, [247]
'Drapier's Letters,' [140]
Drogheda, massacre of, [91]
Drummond, Thomas, [258]
du Bouchet, Mdlle., [147]
Dublin after the Union, [209]
Dublin Castle, [16]
Dublin Castle rebuilt, [20]
Dublin Corporation, Perrott's present to, [75]
Dublin Evening Post, [214]
Dublin, Exhibition of 1870, [270]
Dublin Exhibition of 1853, [258]
Dublin, Marquis of, [42]
Dublin in the eighteenth century, [137], [156]
Dublin in the fourteenth century, [34]
Dublin in the seventeenth century, [100]
Dublin streets, famous, [169]
Dublin trade and England, [115]
Dublin University and Lord Carnarvon, [294]
Dublin University, first mention of, [25]
Dublin, university opened in, [27]
Dudley Castle, [68]
Dudley, Earl of, [317]
Dudley, Edmund, [55]
Dudley, Lady, [320]
d'Ufford, Sir Raoul, [31]
D'Ufford, Sir Robert, [23]
Duncannon, Lord. See Bessborough
Dundas, [196]
Dunraven, Lord, [319]
Ebrington, Viscount, [242]
Ecclesiastics, banishment of, [82]
Ecclesiastical deputies, [23]
Eden, Sir William, [182]
Edgecumbe, Sir Richard, [58]
Edward II., [24]
Edward III., [28]
Edward IV. and Desmond, [54]
Edward VII., death of King, [337]
Edward and Queen Alexandra, last visit of King, [335]
Edward and Queen Alexandra, visit of King, [321]
Edward, Prince, [57]
Eglinton and Winton, Earl of, [256]
Eglinton tournament, [256]
Eldon, Lord, [228]
Election of 1885, result of General, [292]
Election of 1906, General, [324]
Emmet and Curran, [211]
Emmet, Robert, [211]
Enniskillen, Earl of, [243]
English defeats, [19], [34], [43], [44]
Erne, Lord, [240]
Essex, Arthur Capel, Earl of, [99]
Lady, [100]
death of, [102]
Essex, Captain Brabazon and Lady, [101]
Essex, Robert Devereux, Earl of, [76]
Etienne, [23]
'Faerie Queen,' Spenser's, [73]
Falkland, Lady, [82]
Falkland, Viscount, [82]
Famine, the great, [249]
Faughard, Battle of, [26]
Faulkner, Mary Ann, [165]
Fenianism, [260]
Fenianism and Mr. Gladstone, [267]
Fenianism, Gladstone on, [260]
'Field of the Cloth of Gold,' [63]
Fitz-Eustace, Edmund, [52]
Fitz-Eustace, Sir Roland, [54]
Fitz-Geoffery, Jean, [22]
Fitzgerald and Clare, Mr., [231]
Fitzgerald, Capture of Lord Edward, [206]
Fitzgerald, Earl of Kildare, Thomas, [26]
Fitzgerald, Lord Edward, [202]
Fitzgerald, Maurice, [22]
Fitzgerald, Maurice Fitzmaurice, [23]
Fitzgerald, Sir James, [64]
Fitzgerald, Sir Maurice, [62]
Fitz-Gislebert, [17]
Fitzmaurice, Thomas, [23]
Fitz-Simon, Walter, [59]
Fitz-Thomas, Earl of Kildare, [26]
Fitzwilliam, Earl, [199]
Fitzwilliam, Lady, [75]
Fitz-William, Sir William, [68], [75]
Fleetwood, Sir Charles, [93]
Flood, Henry, [169]
Foley's statue of Carlisle, [259]
Forster, Mr. W. E., [276]
Forster, resignation of, [280]
Fotheringay Castle, [76]
Fox, Charles James, [182]
Franklin, [196]
Free Trade and Grattan, [181]
Free Trade for Ireland, [181]
Froude on Ireland, [206]
Froude on Irish Volunteers, [195]
Furlong on Lord Wellesley, [226]
Gainsborough, Lord, [76]
Gardiner, Sir Robert, [76]
George and Queen Mary, visit of King, [338]
George II. and Lord Chesterfield, [146]
George IV. and Lord Anglesey, [229]
George IV.'s visit, [219]
George on his visit, King, [339]
George proclaimed, King, [337]
George, visit of Prince, [300]
Geraldine family, first of, [17]
Geraldines, the, [30]
Gladstone and Ireland, [268]
Gladstone and the Irish Church, [262]
Gladstone and Irish University, [271]
Gladstone and Lord Aberdeen, [295]
Gladstone on Fenianism, [260]
Gloucester, Thomas Plantagenet, Duke of, [43]
Goderich, [227]
Godolphin, [127]
Gordon, death of Hon. Archibald, [337]
Gormanstown, Lord of, [35]
Gormanstown, Viscount, [57]
Gormanstown, Viscount, [62]
Gormanstown, Viscount, [59]
Government bribery, [202]
Grafton, Duke of, [138]
Grattan and Dolly Munroe, [174]
Grattan and Free Trade, [181]
Grattan and Lord Carlisle, [184]
Grattan and Phoenix Park, [183]
Grattan, Henry, [169]
Grattan's position, [183]
Grenville, [211]
Greville, [233]
Grey, Elizabeth, [54]
Grey, Lady Elizabeth, [63]
Grey, Lord, [56]
Grey of Ruthyn, Reginald, [44]
Grey of Wilton, Lord, [71]
Grouchy, [202]
Gunning sisters, the, [154]
Habeas Corpus Act, suspension of, [277]
Halifax, George, second Earl of, [163]
Halifax, Lord, [268]
Haddington, Earl of, [237]
Hamilton, 'Single-Speech,' [167]
Hamilton, Sir George, [111]
Hardwicke, Lady, [210]
Hardwicke, Lord, [210]
Harcourt, Lord, [177]
Harcourt, Lord, [179]
Harding, [140]
Barrel, Sir David, [317]
Harrington, William Stanhope, Earl of, [152]
Hartington, Lord, [161]
Henderson, Sir James, [317]
Henniker, Hon. Mrs. Arthur, [307]
Henry II. invades Ireland, [15]
Henry III. and viceroy, [21]
Henry IV. and English colony, [45]
Henry VIII., [60]
Hereford, Bishop of, [30]
Hertford, Earl of, [168]
Heytesbury, Lord, [244]
Hicks-Beach, Sir Michael, [273], [284], [299]
Hobart, [196]
Hoche, [202]
Holbein's portrait of Kildare, [64]
Holland, Lord, [86]
Home Rule Bill, defeat of second, [308]
Home Rule Bill of 1912, Mr. Asquith's, [342]
Home Rule, Gladstone and, [279]
Home Rule, Tory party and, [291]
Houghton, Lord, [305]
'Hours of Idleness,' [185]
Humbert to Cornwallis, surrender of, [207]
Hyde, Anne, [120]
Hyde, Laurence, [107]
Ireland and the English party system, [264]
Ireland and the Pope, [15], [18]
Ireland, Duke of, [42]
Ireland, Edward Bruce crowned King of, [25]
Ireland, first viceroy of, [16]
Ireland, Gladstone on, [268]
Ireland, Henry II. invades, [15]
Ireland in 1882, [279]
Ireland, Jacobean war in, [116]
Ireland, proposal to create King of, [42]
Ireton, Henry, [93]
Irish land, prices of, [72]
Irish land, struggle for, [30]
Irishmen, Chesterfield on, [154]
Irish Free Trade, [181]
Irish mines, [32]
Irish Parliament and the Civil War, [83]
Irish Parliament, character of, [170]
Irish Parliament, Declaration of Independence of, [53]
Irish Parliament and Duke of York, [53]
Irish Parliament's independence, [182]
Irish party and Melbourne, [237]
Irish trade, [114]
Irish trade, Burke and, [184]
Irish volunteers, [183]
Iveagh, Lord, [317]
Jackson, Mr. W. L., [303]
Jacobean war in Ireland, [116]
James II. and Lady Tyrconnel, [115], [117]
James II.'s grant to Tyrconnel, [118]
James II. in Ireland, [115]
James II.'s Irish policy, [107]
Jean, Constable of Chester, [18]
Jewels, disappearance of Castle, [334]
John in Ireland, King, [20]
Jones, Colonel Michael, [89]
Kauffmann, Angelica, [174]
Kendal, Duchess of, [139]
Kenmare, Lord, [194]
Keogh, John, [194]
Kilcolman Castle, [73]
Kildare and London society, [60]
Kildare, death of, [65]
Kildare, Earl of, [55]
Kildare, execution of tenth Earl of, [66]
Kildare, Gerald, fifth Earl of, [46]
Kildare, Gerald, ninth Earl of, [55]
Kildare, Holbein's portrait of, [64]
Kildare, Jean Fitz-Thomas, Earl of, [26]
Kildare, Maurice, fourth Earl of, [35]
Kildare, Maurice Fitz-Thomas, Earl of, [39]
Kildare, release of Earl of, [33]
Kildare, Thomas Fitzgerald, Earl of, [26]
Kildare, Thomas Fitz-Gerald, Earl of, [52]
Kildare, Thomas, second Earl of, [28]
Kilkenny Castle and William III., [125]
Kilkenny Election of 1828, [247]
Kilkenny, Statute of, [36]
Kilmainham Treaty, [278]
Kimberley, Lord, [263]
'King Kildare,' [65]
King, Sir R., [89]
Kingale, [115]
Knocdoe, Battle of, [61]
'Lady of the Sun, the,' [40]
Lake, General, [204]
Lambert, Major-General, [93]
Land Act of 1870, [267]
Land Act of 1870, [269]
Land Act of 1881, [277]
Land Act of 1903, [318]
Land League founded, [277]
Langrishe, Hercules, [174]
La Touche, Elizabeth, [184]
La Touche, Mrs., and Dorset, [157]
Laud, [79]
Lauzun, [118]
le Botiller, Earl of Ormonde, [35]
le Botiller, Prior Thomas, [47]
le Botiller, Sir Edmund, [25]
Lech, Archbishop of Dublin, [25]
le Dene, Guillaume, [23]
le Gros, Raymond, [17]
Leicester, Robert Sidney, Earl of, [84]
Leinster, Duke of, [266]
Leinster, King of, [16]
le Petril, Guillaume, [19]
le Scrope, Sir Stephen, [46]
le Strange, Sir Thomas, [49]
Liberalism in Ireland, [295]
'Lilli Burlero, Bullen a la,' [130]
Limerick, Siege of, [93]
Limerick, Siege of, [118]
Limerick, Treaty of, [119]
Lionel's army, defeat of Prince, [35]
Lionel, Prince, [35]
Lincoln, John de la Pole, Earl of, [57]
Lisle, Lord, [85]
Local Government Bill, the, [311]
Loftus, Archbishop of Dublin, [71]
Loftus, Lady, [173]
Loftus, Lord, [173]
Londonderry, Lady, [301]
Londonderry, sixth Marquis of, [298]
Londonderry, third Marquis of, [274]
Long, Mr. Walter, [320]
Lord-Lieutenant, first mention of, [29]
Louise, visit of Princess, [270]
Louth, Jean de Bermingham, Earl of, [26]
Lucas, Charles, [152]
Ludlow Castle, [69]
Lyndhurst, Lord, [228]
Maamtrasna case, the, [284]
McNally, treachery of, [206]
'Magna Charta,' [21]
Malmesbury, Lord, [241]
'Manchester Martyrs,' [262]
Mansion House, last visit by viceroy to, [330]
Mansion House Relief Fund, [274]
Marechal, Guillaume, [22]
Marechal, Guillaume, Earl, [19]
Marlborough and Disraeli, [273]
Marlborough, Earl of, [118-119]
Marlborough, sixth Duke of, [273]
Mary of Wales, Princess, [338]
Maynooth Castle, Siege of, [65]
Maynooth College, foundation of, [201]
origin of, [202]
McMurrough, Dermot, [16]
Melbourne, Irish party and Lord, [237]
Melbourne, Lord, [237]
Melbourne, O'Connell and Lord, [238]
Mirabeau, [195]
Mitchelstown affray, [301]
Molyneux, [196]
Monck, General, [97]
Montgomery, Anne, [175]
Montgomery, Barbara, [199]
Montgomery, Captain, [178]
Moor, Colonel John, [89]
Moore, Sir John, [229]
Moriz, Sir John, [30]
Morley, Mr. John, [295], [305]
Morley's 'Life of Gladstone' quoted, [279]
Mornington, Earl of, [210]
Mountjoy and Essex, [77], [79]
Mountjoy, Charles Blount, Lord, [78]
Mountjoy, Lady, [79]
Mulgrave, Lord, [237]
Mulgrave, William IV. and Lord, [239]
Municipal Bill, Irish, [258]
Munroe, Dorothea, [173]
Munster, plantation of, [72]
Naas Parliament, [56]
Napoleon, [216]
Napoleon, Louis, [241]
Nationalism, beginnings of, [153]
'Nation, the,' [252]
Norbury, murder of Earl of, [240]
Norbury, Toler, Lord, [199]
Norfolk, Duke of, [63]
Normanby, Lord. See Mulgrave, Lord
Norris, Sir Thomas, [76]
Northampton, Lord, [276]
Northington, Lord, [189]
Northumberland, Hugh Percy, Duke of, [233]
Northumberland, Hugh Smithson, Earl and Duke of, [167]
Northumberland, Lady, [168]
Nugent, Richard, [51]
O'Brien, William Smith, [244], [246], [250]
O'Connell abandons Repeal, [245]
O'Connell and Lord Anglesey, [234]
O'Connell and Lord Bessborough, [247]
O'Connell and Lord Clarendon, [249]
O'Connell and Lord Melbourne, [238]
O'Connell and Lord Wellesley, [225]
O'Connell and the Duke of Richmond, [214]
O'Connell and the viceroyalty, [242]
O'Connell arrested, [244]
O'Connell, Daniel, [219]
O'Connell founds Catholic Association, [226]
O'Connell stands for Clare, [231]
O'Connell starts Repeal movement, [233]
O'Connor, King, [18]
O'Donnell, [283]
Offaly, Thomas, Lord, [65]
Orange Government, [120]
Orange lodges, [225]
O'Malley, Grace, [69]
O'Neill and Cromwell, [92]
O'Neill, defeat of, [78]
O'Neill, Shane, [67]
Ormonde and Wiltshire, Earl of, [53]
Ormonde, Cromwell and Lady, [94]
Ormonde, death of, [106]
Ormonde, Earl of, [63]
Ormonde, James Butler, first Duke of, [86]
and the Civil War, [85]
Ormonde, James Butler, first Duke of, and Stafford, [88]
honours showered upon, [95]
and Lady Castlemaine, [97]
recalled, [97]
attempt to assassinate, [103]
return to Ireland, [104]
and the Catholics, [105]
superseded, [106]
Ormonde, James le Botiller, Earl of, [40]
Ormonde, second Earl of, [35]
Ormonde's exile, [128]
Ormonde, the second Duke of, [124]
Ormonde, third Earl of, [43]
Ormsby, Sir Lambert, [317]
O'Ruarc, murder of Tiarnan, [17]
Ossory, death of Lord, [105]
Ossory, Earl of, [64]
Ossory, Lord, [103]
Oxford, Earl of, [55]
Pakenham, Catherine, [198]
Palmer, Lady. See Ambrose, Eleanor
Palmerston, Lord, [241], [259]
Parese, Christopher, [65]
Parliament and Act of Union, Irish, [207]
Parliament and the Civil War, Irish, [83]
Parliament at Naas, [56]
Parliament at Trim, [56]
Parliament, bribing the Irish, [208]
Parliament, character of Irish, [170]
Parliamentary commissioners, [89]
Parliament, Declaration of Independence of Irish, [53]
Parliament, Dorset and the Irish, [159]
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