POSTSCRIPT.

SINCE these papers were sent to the press, the Commons of Ireland have, in their address to his Majesty, resolved, unanimously, "that it is not by temporary expedients, but by a free trade alone that this nation is now to be saved from impending ruin." And the Lords have in their address unanimously entered into a resolution of the same import.

(English), Henry VIII., 13th and 28th of, &c.

116

for encouraging Tillage

for Bounties on Land, Carriage and Coal Supply to

38 note

POSTSCRIPT.

SINCE these papers were sent to the press, the
Commons of Ireland have, in their address to his
Majesty, resolved, unanimously, "that it is not by
temporary expedients, but by a free trade alone that
this nation is now to be saved from impending ruin.”
And the Lords have in their address unanimously
entered into a resolution of the same import.

Barlow, Mr., T.C.D., Exercising the Veto

PAGE

XXV, note

Barrè, Colonel Isaac, his description of Hutchinson. lx, &c., and note.

Bedford, Duke of, Lord Lieutenant (Speech from the Throne)
Beer, Exports and Imports of,

Berkeley, Bishop, his Opinion on State of Irish People

.x, note

37

156

. cxviiix

Berwick, Rev. Edward, deprived of Scholarship by Provost

Hutchinson, and re-instated by Visitors

Bessborough Commission

xxxiv

xxix, note

Biographie "Generale," "Universale," and "des contemporanes,"

24

Board and Provost of Trinity College, the, Publisher's thanks to V
Bolton, Duke of, Lord Lieutenant (Speech from the Throne).
Boulter, Primate, his desire to have Englishmen appointed to

Irish Bishoprics

xxvi, note; xlvi, note

Bounty on Land Carriage, and on Coals, to Dublin

17

xix, note

Broderick, Speaker, Solicitor-General, Lord Chancellor
Brown, Prime-Sergeant, pumped on Mr. Mills
Bruce, Lieutenant, aided in effecting Lavalette's escape
Buckinghamshire, Lord Lieutenant. The Letters addressed to,

PAGE

Burgh, Hussey, his Speech for opening the College to Catholics;
do. on the Irish bishops; do. on a Money Bill, and Dis-
missal from Office

Burrowes, Peter, his speech

liii, lxxii, note

xlix

do.

Campbell, Dr., his "Political Survey"

Carson, Rev. Dr., S.F.T.C.D., his extract from College

Register

Carte, his life of Ormond quoted

Carteret, Lord Lieutenant

72

xxxvii, note

cv, 12, 54

Castlebar, Battle of, English defeated at, strange mistake by
French Encyclopædists

Castlebar, atrocities of English army in retreat from,

Castlereagh, Lord, Chief Secretary

Catalogue of College Plate, by Mr. Hingston

Cattle, Exportation Prohibition Act

28

. lxxxvi

lxxxvi

xcvi

xxix, note

cv and 55

xlv, li, and note

xlvi, li, note

Catholics, admitted to the College by connivance; how debarred

from Scholarship and from voting

Cattle Trade destroyed by England, loss of, drove the Irish
into the wool trade

Cattle, Present of, sent to London after the great fire, and

Chapelizod Church, Inscriptions in, to the third Earl of

Donoughmore

"Chapels" in T.C.D.

Charles I., Subsidies to,

Charles II., Letter from,

Charles II. See Acts.