Daniel o'Connell e la rinascita della vita nazionale in Irlanda . y Registro, organo dell'Associazione Cattolica, 193 Wellesley, marchese di, lordlieutenant of Ireland, iig ;Orange insulto, 126 ; expres-sion di simpatia pubblica con,127 ; il suo modo di adminis-trating le leggi, 148 ; Lordlieutenant una seconda volta, 286 Wellesley - Pole, William (conte di Mornington) capo sec-retario per l'Irlanda, la sua lettera circolare, 36Wellington, duca di, vista della questione cattolica, 145,188 ; la sua amministrazione, 191,197 ; dispropensa a nascondere l'emancipazione, 217 ; lettera all'arcivescovo di Armagh,218 ; rassegnazione

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Daniel O'Connell and the revival of national life in Ireland . y Register, organ of theCatholic Association, 193 Wellesley, Marquis of, lordlieutenant of Ireland, iig ;Orange insult to, 126 ; expres-sion of public sympathy with, 127 ; his manner of adminis-trating the laws, 148 ; lordlieutenant a second time, 286 Wellesley - Pole, William (Earl of Mornington) chief sec-retary for Ireland, his circularletter, 36Wellington, Duke of, view ofthe Catholic question, 145, 188 ; his administration, 191, 197 ; disinclined to concedeEmancipation, 217 ; letter tothe archbishop of Armagh, 218 ; resignation of, 246 ; ex-pects a civil war, 352Westmoreland, Earl of, govern-ment of, 69Wharncliffe, Lord, his appeal to the House of Lords, 361Whiteboyism, revival of, 269, 274William IV., death of, 311Wings, the. Bills for dis-franchising the foiity - shillingfreeholders and endowing theCatholic clergy so called, 168Witchery resolutions, 43Wyse, Thomas, historian of theCatholic Association, 194 York, Duke of, No Popery speech of the, 159Young Ireland, 343, 353, 365, 373. Heroes of the Nations. EDITED BY EVELYN ABBOTT, M.A., Fellow of Balliol College, Oxford. A Series of biographical studies of the lives and workof a number of representative historical characters aboutwhom have gathered the great traditions of the Nationsto which they belonged, and who have been accepted, inmany instances, as types of the several National ideals.With the life of each typical character will be presenteda picture of the National conditions surrounding himduring his career. The narratives are the work of writers who are recog-nized authorities on their several subjects, and, whilethoroughly trustworthy as history, will present picturesqueand dramatic stories of the Men and of the events con-nected with them. To the Life of each Hero will be given one duo-decimo volume, handsomely printed in large type, pro-vided with maps and adequately illustrated according tothe special requirements of the several subjects. T

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