Chapter L

"Lacrymae Academicae," by Duigenan, xxi, &c.

" its severe attack on the Provost, do.

" its interesting record of College events and College
life, do.

" censured by the Board, xxxiv

" and the censure replied to by Duigenan in _Freeman's
Journal_, xxxvii

" in King's Bench, do.

Langrishe, Sir Hercules, wrote in _Baratariana_, xiii

" obtained a grant for clothing for the Volunteers,
xiii, note

" one of his bon mots, do.

Land Carriage Act, 1757, 43

" improved the agriculture of Ireland, 145

Land Bill, 1759, 40

Latin Schools of Dublin, xcii, note

Laud, Archbishop, his statutes for the University, xxv

"Lavalette" Hutchinson, lxxxiii

Lavalette, his escape from France, lxxxiii

Leaves of absence allowed to Fellows and to Scholars, xlviii

Leland, Dr. S.F., T.C.D, quoted, 9

" Duigenan's attacks on, xxi

" Dr. Johnston's letter to, lxxxvi

" mentioned in the Historical Manuscripts, do.

" Commission Report, do.

" Estimate of his history, lxxxv

Leeds, Petition from, 84

"Liber munerum," quoted, xxxii, xxxv, note, lxx

Linen trade no equivalent for suppressed wool trade, 20

" a hypocrisy and imposture, ciii, note

" sums paid on exportation of, 21, note

" caused the decay of agriculture, 51

" declined, 1771, 4

" Ireland not specially adapted for, 91

" world shut against, 91

London, The Dublin contribution to, cv

Lord Lieutenants, List of, xcv

Lucas, Dr., his son had free education from the Board of T.C.D., lxiv

Lyttleton, Lord George, his history of Henry II., helped by Leland,
lxxxvi

" applied to by Swift for Macaulay, xliv