The English in Ireland in the eighteenth century 3

Ireland in 1880 Wolfe Tone The Catholic Committee Alliance of the Catholics with the Revolution Skirmishes in the Irish Parliament Catholic Relief Bill Policy of religious equality Attack on Carlow Formation of the Yeomanry Richard Burke and the Government Bill of Mr Grattan Recall of Lord Fitzwilliam Catholic Relief Bill Spirit of the North BOOK IX Union of the United Irishmen and the De- Inclination of the Cabinet towards the Debates in Parliament on the French Invasion Peasantry apparently well-disposed Speech of Sir Lawrence Parsons CHAPTER III Failure ever more Capture of Vinegar Hill by General Lake Situation of the Irish Government Execution of O'Coigley General Lake in Munster BOOK X Catholics admitted to the franchise Meaning of the Rebellion Calculated treachery of the rebels Partial rising in Ulster CHAPTER II CHAPTER II Ignorance of Irish history and character Social mischief from the Union O'Connell and repeal Irish ideas Fight at Clane Views of the Duke of Portland The last alternative 103 Capture, trial, and death of Wolfe Tone