Angleterre : un dossier social de l'avancement des gens de la religion, des lois, de l'apprentissage, les arts, l'industrie, du commerce, de la science, de la littérature et des bonnes manières, depuis les origines de l'Association,la loi . elle-même reconstitué une andcharitable combinaison. Lors de l'élection générale de 182GOConnells candidat a été retourné pour Wateaford,Comté malgré l'intérêt de Beresford. L'année suivante OConneli,bien qu'inadmissible, se leva m personne pour Clare, contre M. VeseyFitzgerald. La quarante-shilling francs-tenanciers déserté la terre-lords, et le cinquième jour du scrutin OConnells o

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Social England : a record of the progress of the people in religion, laws, learning, arts, industry, commerce, science, literature and manners, from the earliest times to the present day . law, the Association reconstituted itself as an educational andcharitable combination. At the general election of 182GOConnells candidate was returned for County Wateaford, despite the Beresford interest. In the following year OConneli, though ineligible, stood m person for Clare, against Mr. VeseyFitzgerald. The forty-shilling freeholders deserted the land-lords, and on the fifth day of the polling OConnells opponentwithdrew. The duke paused irresolutely between surrender and revolu-tion. He compelled Anglesey, the Lord Lieutenant, to resignfor blurting out his differences with the Government toOConneli. But by the meeting of Iarliament Peels common-sense got the upper hand. As a preliminary Peel insisted. 12 PEACE, RETRENCHMENT, AND REFORM. WellingtonsForeignPolicy. Death ofGeorge IV. Tbe GreyMinistry. [1815 upon the suppression of the Association, but it anticipated himby dissolving. The reHgious scruples of the king nearlywrecked the Government, but he was forced, in the end, toask Ministers to remain. Peel, who, rejected by OxfordUniversity, with difficulty found a seat at Westburj, was atlast free to carry his Bills. They admitted Catholics toParliament and office with the exception of the LordChancellorship and Viceroyalty of Ireland, while, as a safe-guard, the Irish franchise was raised to £10. After a finalstruggle with the king, they became law. But agitation hadtaken deep root in Ireland, and OConnell promptly began toharangue the peasantry on the repeal of the Union. The duke was strongly in favour of non-interventionabroad. Hence he was rather unjustly accused of counten-ancing absolutism. He refused to interfere in Portugal, whereDom Miguel had, for the moment, succeeded

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