Daniel O'Connell

abolition absentee tax absolutely agrarian crime agricultural appears Bill carried Catholic Association Catholic Emancipation character chief Church Clause clergy Corn Laws Darrynane declared desire Dublin Duffy's election England English famine favour feeling Fitzpatrick followed gentry give Government Grattan hostile House of Commons House of Lords influence Irish history Irish members Irish Parliament Irishmen jury labour land landlord language leader letter Lord John Russell Lord Lieutenant Lord Wellesley majority measure Melbourne Ministry ment monster meetings movement Nation never O'Connell O'Connell's O'Neill Daunt object once opinion opponents opposed organisation parliamentary party Peel's Correspondence petition Plunket political poor law popular priesthood priests Protestant question rebellion reform refused religious rent repeal agitation Repeal Association Roman Catholic Sheil Sir Robert Peel speech spirit sub-letting tenant tion tithe war tithes Tories triumph Union violent vote Wellington Whig whole wrote Young Ireland