Chapter M: Macaulay, Alexander, supported by Swift, xliv

" returned for College and unseated, do.

" lived in Great Ship-street, xciii

Macaulay, Boyd, his son, educated in Great Ship-street School, do.

Macaulay, Catherine, her history quoted, 135

Magee, Archbishop, his evidence, xlvii

" he wanted to go to the Bar, do.

" his sermon on Lord Clare, xcii

Magill, John, got an Honorary LL.D., was a carpenter and a Commissioner
of Barracks, xxv, note

Malone, Anthony, dismissed from Prime Serjeancy, and from the Irish\
Exchequer, lxviii

" lived in Chancery-lane, xiv, note

Malady, The, of Emigration, 147

Mathers, Rev. Nathaniel, made collection in Dublin, cvi, note

" Rev. Samuel, do. do. do.

Matthew Paris, quoted, 16

Militia Bill defeated by Hutchinson, 1766, xiv, and note

" dropped in 1778, 4

Militia, Arms for, given to the Volunteers in 1779, xiv, note
L20,000 for clothing, do.
enrolled in 1785, do.

Miller, Rev. G., F.T.C.D., &c., lxiv and note

" his evidence, Case, and works, xliv

" his Pamphlet and case for legal opinion, liv

Mills, Michael, the printer, under the College pump, xix, note

Moira, Lord, lxi, note

Mutiny Act, perpetual and repealed, lxx and lxxi

N.

Natives, Places in Trinity College, xxvii

Navigation Act, 7th and 8th, William III., compelled Irish ships coming
from America to pass by Ireland and unlade at England, and ship
again for Ireland, 120

Navigation Acts, Petty's opinion on, 123

Netherlands, Treaty with, by Henry VII., includes Ireland as to both
Exports and Imports, 112

New England, Dublin Subscription for, by Rev. Mr. Mather, cv

Non-Coing, xxvii

" value of, to Scholars, xlvii

" " and to Fellows, do.

North, Lord, his saying about Provost Hutchinson, lx

O.

O'Connor, Charles, of Ballenagare, lxxxvi

" his opinion of Leland, and of the T.C.D. MSS., do.

Offices formerly on the Irish Establishment, List of, lxx

O'Hagan, Lord, his Address to the Social Science Congress, Introd., ci,
note

O'Hagan, Mr. Justice, his judgment on the Stackpoole Lease, Introd., ci,
note

Ormonde, Duke of, Lord Lieutenant, 12, 16, 18

" " his fidelity to Ireland, set up the wool trade at
Clonmel, opposed the Cattle Act, lv, 12

" " made collection here for Londoners after the great
fire, cv

" " Personal prejudice against, 55

" " Carte's Life of, cv

Ossory, Lord, challenged Duke of Buckingham, do.

P.

Parliaments seldom convened in Ireland under James and Charles I., 11

" suspended over for 26 years after the Restoration, 11

" Composition of, lxix

" Independence of, 1782, lxxiv

" Acts of, in 1782, lxxi

" Addresses of, to Lord Lieutenant, 15, 24, 25, 27, &c.

Parliamentary Committee on Election of Francis Hutchinson for the
University, Duke of Wellington and Lord Castlereagh on it,
xlii

" Counsel employed, evidence brought forward, Committee
decided in favour of Hutchinson by double vote of
Chairman, l

" Catholic Scholars, Toomey and Casey, xlv, li

" Burrowes' Speech, xlix

Park, The College, levelled and walled in, xx, and note

" infested by the Hutchinsons, xxxi

" formerly a place for pistol practice, xxxii

Pensions, Amount of, 38, 40, 44

" French, Amount of, 38, 40

Pepys, his Diary, quoted, civ, note

Peroration, Eloquent, of the "Restraints", 158

Pery, Edward Sexten, Speaker, 43

" " Notice of, xvii, note

" " the fountain of all the good that befel Ireland,
lxxi

Petty, Sir William, quoted, 54, 72, 106, 123, 130, 131, 132

" " his estimate of the Irish destroyed in the Civil War
of 1641, 130

" " his opinion of the prohibition of the cattle trade,
55

" " on the navigation laws, 123 and 132

" " his description of the people's food, cxii, note

Places, List of, lxx, note

Placemen in Parliament, List of, lxix, note

Plantation goods for Ireland, 120

" to be first unloaded in England, do.

Plate, College, Some of, melted down by Hutchinson, xxix and note

" note on, do.

Plowden, quoted, xxxix, note, lxii, note

Plunket, (Lord Chancellor), his speech before the Parliamentary
Committee, xlviii

" son of a Unitarian minister, lii

Poll-tax paid by 360,000 people in 1661, 131

Pope applied to by Swift, xliv

" his translation of the passage from Homer, cxiv

Potatoes, Failure of, 1765, 49

Potter, Captain of the Constellation brought over American supply in
last famine, cv, note
and receives the Freedom of Dublin, do.

"Prancer," nickname of the Provost, xvii

"Pranceriana, Pranceriana Poetica" extracts from, note on, xviii, note

" " originally in _Freeman's Journal_,
xviii

Private works here, carried on by public money, to lessen the balance in
the Treasury available for Pensions, &c., 35

" they prove the poverty of the country, 35

Proclamation of 1776, on all provision ships laden in Ireland, 5, note

" " partly withdrawn, 1779, 5, note

Provost Andrews, xiii

" Hely Hutchinson, xxv

" The present, the Publisher's thanks to, v

Provost's house built at a cost of L11,000, xii

Pryn, quoted, 109, note

Pupils of Fellows, xlvi, and note

Q.

Quickening Speech to Irish Parliament, cvii

R.

Rack-renting, by Provost Hutchinson, xxviii, and note

"Rapin's History" quoted, 63

Record Office, Public, xxi, note

" Gatherings from, xxiii, note

" fac-simile of Provost Hutchinson's autograph given by
Sir S. Ferguson, _Frontispiece_

Redundancy in the Treasury caused the dispute between the Crown and
the Commons in 1753, 35 and lxx, note

Regulators' places, xlv

Relief not attempted by Irish of Commons, and why, 31

Remedy proposed by Government, to circulate paper without money, 26

Renewal Fines, Dr. Duigenan and Mr. Stack, S.F.T.C.D., on, xxix, and note

Resnal, Abbe, quoted, 83, note

Reynolds, Sir Joshua, his likeness of Provost Hutchinson, _Frontispiece_

Robinson, Primate, held visitation in College in 1776, and ruled against
Provost Hutchinson, xxxiv

Rolls in Examination Hall, xx

Round Tower in Great Ship-street, xcii

Russia, a powerful rival to Ireland in linen trade, 12

S.

Sancho Panza, xiii

"Scandinavian Kingdom of Dublin," quoted, xx, note

Scholars of Trinity College, l, note

Scholarship, worth of, xxviii

Scotland, Protestant families had to remove into, 10, 92

Secretaries, Principal, of State, xciv

" Chief, to Lords, List, Lieutenants, List of, xcv

Shaw, Mr., M.P., his speech, 1880, quoted, lxi, note

Shelburne, Lord, Life of, lx, lxi, lxiii, note

Shewbridge, Mr., F.T.C.D., his death and funeral, 94

Smith's "Wealth of Nations", 72, 73, 145

Smith's "Memoirs of Wool", 59, 77, 107, 145

South Sea Bubble, 25-26

Speakers of Irish House of Commons from the Restoration, List of, xciv

Speaker Perry, xviii, and note

Stack, Rev. T., S.F.T.C.D., letter in Bessborough Commission Report, xxix

Strafford, Lord, his destruction of the wool trade and substitution of
the linen trade, his oppression of the country, 10, 13, 56, 73, 87

Stubbs, Rev. Dr., F.T.C.D., quoted, xx, note

St. Michael le Pole's School, in Great Ship-street, illustrious men
educated in, xciii

Subsidies granted to Charles I. by Commons and by Clergy, 9

Swift, Dean, exerted himself for Grattan the Fellow, xlviii

" wrote for Alexander Macaulay, xliv, note

" applied to the Board of College for Dunkin, lxiv

" his estimate of Dr. Delany's income, xlvi

Sydney, Lord Justice, his "Quickening Speech" to the Irish Parliament to
suppress the trade of the country, 11, 13

T.

"Tardies", xx

Taxes comparatively heavier in Ireland than in England, cxiii

Taylor, his estimate of Provost Hutchinson, lix

Temple, Sir William, 11, 107, 130, 148

Tisdall, Philip, his description of Hutchinson, xv

" description of himself, xxi, note

" verses on, do.

" sketch of, do.

" lived in Chancery-lane, xxiii, note

Tontines introduced, 1773, 81

Townshend, Lord Lieutenant, briber, lxviii, note

Traynor, Mr., of Essex-quay, xix, note

Trinity College, the one home of friendless merit, xxvi

" its plate, xxix, note

" estates, xxix, note

" Park, xx

" Calendar, Registry, Judgment, and Matriculation Books
quoted, l, xxii, xxvi, xc

U.

Ulster lost 30,000 people by emigration in two years (1779), 94

"Una Cum," Clause of, in letters patent of Charles I., quoted, discussed
by Mr. Miller, liii

" not decided by Lord Clare, lxvi

" expunged in alterations made by queen's Letter in 1857, liii,
and note