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 by Smith O'Brien, 173, 188; stands for Waterford and is beaten, 209, 218, 238, 251 note, 267-9, 270, 275-7, 317, 322-4, ii. 2, 7, 9, 15 note, 25, 68 note, 73-5-6, 9, 110, 348

Meehan, Rev., C. P., i. 178

M'Gee, Thomas D'Arcy, i. 121-7-8; Samuel Ferguson's estimate of as a poet, 128, and note; letter from, 134-5 note, 179, 202, 230, 254, 269; despatched to Scotland for arms and recruits, 285, 315, ii. 6, 22; letters from C. G. D. to, 23-4-5, 104, 266, 307

Michie, Archibald (later Sir), ii. 139, 163, 175, 264, 286, 353, 360-1

Mill, John Stuart, opinion of C. G. D.'s Peasant Proprietary project, ii. 18, 39, 117, 124, 223, 272, 317, 329

Mitchel, John, i. 62 note, 65 note, 115; letter from to C. G. D., 119-20 et seq., 127-9, 129 note; in temporary control of the Nation, 135 et seq.; his Railway Article, 139, 140, note 140; letter to C. G. D., 150-1-6, note 156; letter to the Tablet, 165, 178, 192-4, 205, 235-8; adopts Lalor's theory, 247, 251 and note; Smith O'Brien repudiates his theory, 252 et seq., 262 and note, 269, 270, 275 et seq., 315 and note, 324-7, 330, ii. 25; controversy with, 67-81 inclusive; 108, 110, 128, 256, 307, 347

Mitchel, William, i. 278

M'Keon, Hon. John, ii. 25

M' Knight,. Dr. James, i. 43; letter from, 78-9, 203-5, 264; ii. 29, 32, 34-8, 62-3-9, 90-1, 267

Mooney, John, ii. 153-4

Moore, George Henry, ii. 48, 62, 98, 256, 267-8 et seq.; death of, 312, 348

Moore, Mr. David, ii. 163

Moore, Thomas, a visit from, i. 37

Molesworth, Sir William, ii. 126

Monahan, Attorney-General, i. 302, ii. 42 note

Monckton, Milnes, i. 73

Monsell, William, M.P.,ii. 19, 75, 191, 312, see Lord Emly

Montalembert, Count de, ii. 245, 283

Mulgrave, Lord, receives Catholics and Protestants on equal terms for the first time since the Capitulation of Limerick, i. 24; my début in public life as secretary to his levée in Monaghan, 25, 35, 39

Murphy, Sergeant, ii. 55

Murray, John, ii. 271-280

Murray, John Fisher, i. 44, 137

Murray, Rev. Dr., Maynooth Professor, i. 57 and note; letters of "An Irish Priest" to Tablet, 299 and note, 303-5; ii. letter to C. G. D., 115, 267; letter from to C. G. D., 279-80

Napier, Joseph, Irish Attorney-General, ii. 47, 56-7, 60, 87, 110, 188

Napoleon, Louis, ii. 122, 244, 257

Nation, The. Conference on its establishment with Davis and Dillon, i. 59; rise and growth of, 63-5, 64-6 note, 69; spirit of, 72-3; contributors, 74-8, 85 et seq., 100; letter from C. G. D. to O'Connell on his adoption of Federalism, 100-1 note, 104-5, 120, 125 et seq., 136-7, 140 and note, 141 note, 143; shut out of Repeal Reading-rooms, 146, 157, 160 et seq., 175-6-9; O'Connell's war with, 180-1 note, 182, 197; insists on the duty of retaining the food in the country, 201, 211, 218, 238, 244-6; the Creed of the Nation, 272-4, 283; the entire issue of, seized, 290, 323; policy of the revived Nation, ii. 7, 21-2, 40; principle of Independent Opposition stated in, 44, 59, 69, 71, 81, 127, 200, 262

Neale, Edward, ii. 251, 257

Newman, John Henry, ii. 26-7, 116, 221, 267, 271-2

Nicholson, William, ii. 201-5-9-10, 218, 226

Norreys, Sir Denham, ii. 75, 112; letter from, 113

Nugent, Count, ii. 353

Nulty, Dr., Bishop of Meath, 348

O'Brien, R. Barry, i. 31 note

O'Brien, Sir Lucius, ii. 77-8

O'Brien, William Smith, letter from Davis, i. 90 note; joined the Repeal Association, appearance, manner, and character, 94-5, 112-3, 130-1, 141-2; refuses to attend a call of the House of Commons, 149;