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THE SECOND VOLUME.

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1798.

CORRESPONDENCE, 1798, CONTINUED.

Memorandum concerning Irish Emigrants at Paris and else-

where

Nov. 19. Lord Castlereagh to Mr. Wickham, relative to the Death of

Theobald Wolfe Tone, the Rebellion, and the Union

23. Mr. Elliot to Lord Castlereagh, respecting the Union

21. Lord Castlereagh to the Right Hon. Maurice Fitzgerald,

intimating the intentions of the British Government

22. Lord Castlereagh to Mr. Wickham, concerning the Militia

serving in Ireland

23. Mr. Wickham to Lord Castlereagh, with Intelligence of
Rebel Fugitives, &c.

24. Lord Castlereagh to the Right Hon. John Beresford, on the

Union

24. Lord Castlereagh to the Right Hon. John Foster, Speaker

of the Irish House of Commons, with Explanations respect-

ing the Union

24. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Glentworth, conveying his general

impressions as to the Union

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25. The Duke of Portland to Lord Cornwallis, relative to the

proposed Articles of the Union

26. The Duke of Portland to Lord Castlereagh, requesting his

immediate presence in England

26. Draft of a Despatch to the Duke of Portland, with the Opi-

nions of influential persons as to the Union

27. Mr. Elliot to Lord Castlereagh, on the policy pursued to-
wards the State Prisoners

28. Mr. Elliot to Lord Castlereagh, on the subject of the Union 29
25. Lord Castlereagh to the Bishop of Ossory, on the difficulties

28. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Longueville, requesting to confer

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Nov. 28. Lord Castlereagh to the Right Hon. Sir Lawrence Parsons,

Bart., setting forth some of the advantages of the proposed

Union

Dec. 1. Lord Castlereagh to Sir George Fitzgerald Hill, Bart., on the

state of public feeling in the North of Ireland

4. Lord Castlereagh to the Right Hon. George Ogle, on the

necessity for a Legislative Union

5. Lord Cornwallis to the Duke of Portland, on the prevailing

impression with respect to the Union

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9. The Right Hon. Isaac Corry to Lord Castlereagh, enclosing

a Note respecting the proceedings of the Irish Bar

10. The Earl of Londonderry to Lord Castlereagh, on the state

of public feeling in the North of Ireland

11. Mr. Cooke to Lord Castlereagh, concerning the opposition

to the Union, &c.

12. Mr. John Claudius Beresford to Lord Castlereagh, stating

the sentiments of certain bodies respecting the Union

15. Mr. Cooke to Lord Castlereagh, on the proceedings of those

opposed to the Union

15. Mr. Alexander Knox to Lord Castlereagh, reporting a

Resolution of the Orangemen

17. Mr. Cooke to Lord Castlereagh, on the state of opinion for

and against the Union

18. Mr. Cooke to Lord Castlereagh, enclosing Resolutions of a

Meeting of the Bankers and Merchants of Dublin, respect-

ing the Union

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19. Lord Castlereagh to the Earl of Leitrim, on the Measures

contemplated by Ministers

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19. Mr. Cooke to Lord Castlereagh, concerning a proposed

Meeting of the Catholics

20. Mr. Cooke to Lord Castlereagh, reporting symptoms of

disturbance, &c.

19. Mr. J. C. Beresford to Lord Castlereagh, on the feeling at

Dublin with regard to the Union

20. Dr. Duigenan to Lord Castlereagh, respecting the strong

opposition to the Union, and the feeling towards the Mar-

quess Cornwallis

24. The Duke of Portland to Lord Cornwallis, concerning the

Articles of the intended Union

24. The Rev. Dr. Troy to Lord Castlereagh, on the result of the

Catholic Meeting

24. Lord Castlereagh to the Earl of Shannon, on affairs in con-

nection with the Union

21. The Duke of Portland to Lord Castlereagh, reporting opi-
nions favourable to the Union, &c.

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SUPPLEMENT.

Sketch of a Plan for strengthening the North

Plan of a University for Ulster

Queries respecting the Protestant Schools in Ireland

Proposed Improvements in English Schools

Statement concerning Church Lands and Bishops' Leases

CORRESPONDENCE, 1799.

General Review of the proceedings of the Irish Parliament
in regard to a Union, &c. .

Jan. 2. Lord Cornwallis to the Duke of Portland, on the disaffection,

and the opposition to the Union, in Ireland, &c.

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2. Lord Castlereagh to the Duke of Portland, on the state of

parties in Ireland, &c.

7. Mr. Wickham to Lord Castlereagh, respecting remittances

urgently required by the Lord-Lieutenant

7. Circular from Lord Castlereagh to Members of the Irish

Parliament, requesting their attendance

7. Lord Castlereagh to the Right Hon. Colonel King, on pro-

posed measures with respect to the Union

7. Lord Castlereagh to the Duke of Portland, communicating

the sentiments of various influential persons regarding the

Union

9. Lord Castlereagh to the Duke of Portland, on proceedings

at the opening of the Irish Parliament

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9. Lord Castlereagh to Lord Longueville, on the proceedings

at Cork

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10. Mr. Wickham to Lord Castlereagh, respecting the release

of several State Prisoners

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11. The Duke of Portland to Lord Castlereagh, with secret

Instructions regarding Ministerial Measures in Ireland, &c. 88

11. Lord Camden to the Hon. Lieutenant-Colonel Stewart, re-

specting the insubordination in the 5th Dragoons

11. Lord Cornwallis to the Duke of Portland, on the difficul-

ties with respect to the Union

11. Mr. Wickham to Lord Castlereagh, stating the impression

of French officers regarding the invasion of Ireland, &c.

Enclosing:
1. Secret Memorial of Citizen Hervey Montmorency
Morres, late of Knockalton, in the County of Tippe-
rary, Ireland (one of the Insurgent Leaders), to Citizen
Bruix, French Minister of Marine and Colonies; de-
tailing his proceedings during the Irish Rebellion,

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