. L'éducateur américain ; entièrement rénové et réécrit à partir de texte original de la nouvelle bibliothèque de référence pratique, avec de nouveaux plans et documents supplémentaires. retour au Parlement, comme andremained un membre pour le reste de sa vie.En 1841 il a demandé d'énormes réunions en-out de l'Irlande et a soulevé un cri pour l'abrogation de l'Union européenne. Cette agitation Peel et la gov-ment déterminé à placer vers le bas. Theyarrested OConnell, obtenu une condamnation lui andsentenced à douze mois d'emprisonner-ment, avec une lourde amende. Dans quelques mois theHouse des Lords a infirmé ce jugement.OConnell a fait son dernier discours à

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. The American educator; completely remodelled and rewritten from original text of the New practical reference library, with new plans and additional material. as returned to Parliament, andremained a member for the rest of his life.In 1841 he called enormous meetings through-out Ireland and raised a cry for the repeal ofthe union. This agitation Peel and the gov-ernment determined to put down. Theyarrested OConnell, obtained a conviction andsentenced him to twelve months imprison-ment, with a large fine. In a few months theHouse of Lords reversed this judgment.OConnell made his last speech in Parliamentin April, 1847, and died the following month. OCONNELL, William H. (1859- ), anAmerican Roman Catholic cardinal, born inLowell, Mass., educated in Boston Collegeand in Rome, where he was ordained in 1884.For ten years hisfield of work wasBoston and vicinity.In 1896 he becamerector of the Ameri-can College at Rome, and in 1901 was con-secrated bishop ofPortland. Four yearslater he was commis-sioned by the pope asambassador to themikado of Japan ona missionary project, that upon his return in 1906 he was madecoadjutor archbishop of Boston and the. >» CARDINAL.OCONNELL. So successful was he OCONNOR 2633 OCTOBER following year became archbishop of NewEngland. On November 27, 1911, Arch-bishop OConnell was made a cardinal. OCONNOR, Thomas Power (1848- ), an Irish journalist and leader in the move-ment to secure home rule for Ireland, knownpopularlj^ as Tay Pay. He was bom atAthlone, in the County of Rosconmion, Ire-land, and was educated in Athlone and atQueens College, Galway. OConnor enteredjournalism early in his career, and was em-ployed on Dublin and London papers. In 1880he entered Parliament as member for Galway, and became conspicuous as a member of theradical Irish party. In 1883 he was electedpresident of the Irish National League ofGreat Britain, and in 1885 was elected to Par-liament from Liverpool. He founded and ed-ited several newspapers, including the Su

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