INDE X. Leinfler, Duke of, oppofes the Union, 1045. Protefts with other lords againft Union bill, 1066, and Appendix CXXI. Loftus, General, at Gorey, fails in his attack upon the rebels, lofes great part of his army and retires from Gorey, 728–9. For Union in British parliament, 1056. Lords, Irish, difference between them and Scotch peers, marked by Ld. Grenville, 1057-8. Warm debates about fuch Irish peers as fhould fit in the commons, 1062. M. M'Neven, Dr. examination, advertisement, affidavit, &c. relative to his evidence before fecret committee, 803 to 806. M'Naghton, Mr. for Union, 834. Martial, Courts, under Lord Enniskillen, 806 to 813. Incompetent to try Tone whilst court of King's Bench was fitting, 814-5. Mail-Coaches, their ftoppage fignal for rebellion, 687. Mafon, Mr. Monk, for Union, 1040. Difplays the virtues of Lord, Cornwallis, Maffacre of prifoners at Wexford by Dixon, 748. Stopped by Father Corrin, 749-750. Maffey, Mr. for Union, 848. Oppofed by Lord Caftlereagh, ib. Military executions without trial, 699. Exceffes, 754. Minto, Lord, speech for Union, 940 to 947. Mitford, Sir John, for Union, 907–913. Moira, Earl, for not pafling Union till a change in the Irith mind in its favor; fpeech against coercion, 933-4-5-6. Declares his objections to Union greatly Naas, attacked by the rebels, 688, 698, 708. Nution, ftate of, turbid though not rebellious, 977. Shocking picture of it by Lord Clare fince the Union, 1029, 1030. Needham, General, contest between Sir Richard Mufgrave and Mr. Gordon, about his conduct at Arklow, 739, 754. Comes too late to his poft at Vinegar Hill, 754. His army confpicuous in devastation, 764. Nelfon, feifed by Gregg keeper of Newgate, 687. Newcomen, Sir Geo. for difcufling the queftion of Union, 848. Nicholl, Mr. for Union, 1056. 0. O'Bryen, Sir Edward, against Union, 848. O'Connel, Counfellor, fpeech at the meeting of the Catholic Anti-unionifts of Dublin, 981-2. removed by the votes of the Irish par- Moore, Mr. Arthur, ftrongly against Union, 849, Severe on Mr. Coote, ib. Moore, Mr. S. for Union, 848. Moore, General, his humane conduct, 747, 763. 8 F Mr. Arthur, the terms on which he and other rebels fubmitted to give evidence, 779. Charges Lord Caftlereagh with deviating from his engagement, 779, 780. Signs advertisement cautioning public not to give credit to published reports of fecret committee, 804-5. O'Connor, Affembles, 24 Sept. 1799, 978. 803. Prorogued 6 October, 1798, 808. From 15 February, guarded by a troop 1800, 1068. Imperial, how members of, selected, Parfons, Sir Lawrence, against Union, 851, 1043. 852-3-4-5. Arraigns the minifter for packing a par- independence of Irish parliament, 986. Parnell, Sir John, difmiffed for oppofing Union, 820. Speech against Union, 827-8-9, 1020, 1041. Oppofes adjournment, 915. Moves for a diffolution of parliament, 1041-2. Peers, British, Union introduced 22 January, Peele, Sir Robert, for Union, 912. Allow a month's interval for confidering Approve of articles with fome alterations, 1043. Percival, Hon. Mr. for Union, 909. Pendergast, Mr. for Union, 990. Declared he never would abandon the quef- His ardor for Union unchecked by oppofi- His pledge to the Catholics for procuring Said that Ireland had always been treated 917, 993. Vehement against the unfair use of mi- nifterial power, 971. Severe on Dr. Brown for changing fides Ponsonby, Mr. Geo. against Union, 829, 830, 851-2. Warm reply to Lord Caftlereagh, 858- 9, 988, 1020. Divifion on his motion at eight in the Ponfonby, Ponsonby, Mr. W. B. against Union, 849. His exertions to oppofe Union with Powerfcourt, Viscount, moves amendment against Prefs, liberty of, deftroyed by licentiousness, 709. Their conduct when once engaged, 718, How treated by rebels at Wexford, 746. Prime Serjeant for union, 993. Proclamation for the members to become members For enfigns, colors, &c. at fea, 1076. Rebels, a body defeated at Balymanaann Hill, and Defeat detachment under Colonel Walpole, Under Harvey march to Carrickburn moun- Ultimately defeated at New Rofs, 731. Remain feveral days fupine and on Lacken Defeated at Arklow, 738-9. Publish a proclamation against certain ob- Said by Mr. Gordon to have massacred 101 Profeffed retaliation, 742. Quit the neighbourhood of Gorey, 752. 754. Redmond, Rev. John, haftily condemned and ex- ecuted, 776. Conduct of Lord Mountnorris towards Religion, abufed on both fides to fharpen the con- Richards, Mr. and brother, go to capitulate. Romney, Lord, against Irish peers fitting in the Ryder, Hon. Mr. for union, though he did not Roche, Sir Boyle, for union, 834. Tarah, fignal defeat of the rebels at, 703. Roche, Father Philip, chofen to fucceed Harvey, Temple, Lord, for Union, 913. 735. Prevents an intended maffacre, 762. Tried and executed, 26 June, 767. Goes to Wexford to fummon all to Vinegar Rogers, major, threatens to blow up the feflion- were. 1003. Rokeby, Lord, his letter to Lord Cornwallis against Rofs, New, fiege of, 730-1. S. Terrorifm, extent and effects of, 693. Townsend, Mr. Thomas againft Union, 851. Trench, Mr. for poftponing queftion of Union, 848. His mind altered upon the queftion, 868, Turner, Sir G. Page, for Union, 1056. U. Saurin, Mr. arraigns the minifter with carrying Union of Great Britain with Ireland, 803. the union by corrupt means, 1039. Saunderfon, Mr. against union, 848. Evidence of the cause of it by Mr. Secret Committees, examine the chiefs of the 803. Anxious for credit to their reports, ib. Sheridan, Mr. R. B. opposes the confideration of Proposes amendment to addrefs, 877 to 882. Opposes eight refolutions, 898 to 900. Charged by Mr. Percival with giving Strong againft union, 1056-7. Notable speech for union, 863 to 874, 1022. Snow, Captain, his laudable conduct at Wexford, 720. Stanley, Serjeant, for union, 851, 1040. T. Tandy, Mr. Napper excepted out of amnesty act, 784. Firft queftion of, carried in peers, by 49 Ditto in commons, after twenty-two hours Question carried against it by 111 against Introduced to British peers by Lord Gren- Ditto to British commons by Mr. Dundas, The four heads of the law in Ireland for it. Votes of British Commons in favor of Uni- 1045. Petitions of British woollen manufacturers against the commercial articles, 1060. The plan of, approved and fent to Ireland, For bringing in the Union bill 160 against Bill for, paffed the commons on 7th of June Bill for, paffed British Commons 24th June, Ditto in the Irish, 1 Auguft, 1800, ib. V. feffion, 739, 740. All the atrocities at Wexford by Dixon, Number of Proteftants encreased by fu- Ten maffacred by rebels on 6th June, ib. Relieved on 20th June, 1798, 754. The fick and wounded maffacred by the Old fyftem continued by general Lake, Continuation of the fyftem of terro- rifm, in the cafe of Mr. Sparkes, 823. Caufes of ferocity in the Wicklow re- Windham, Right Hon. Mr. for Union, 903. -6. Fatal effects of, 711. White, Mr. Hawtrey, gives false information to Vereker, Col. makes an honorable stand against Wood, Col. for Union, 913. the French-Humbert's honorable testi- mony, 794. Oppofes Union, 832. Vinegar-Hill, rebel camp at, 725. W. Walpole, Col. overpowered by the rebels and killed, 728. Weftmoreland, Earl of, for Union, 936, 1063. 1-2. Special caufe of their rifing, 716. Y. Yelverton, Mr. exposes the inhumanity of Mr. Ditto from the misconduct of fome troops, Young, Their intent to maffacre the prifoners at The infamous conduct of fome of them in Sir Wm. for Union, 1061. VOL. II. 8 G |