Record

Document Reference	Os C 435
Title	Letter from A. M[acdonnell], Howchin's Hotel, 10 Dover Street, to J.E. Denison; 17 Sept. 1848
Date	17 September 1848
Extent	2 ff
Level	Item/file
Content Description	Has received letters forwarded to Stoke Park; informs him that he is travelling to Paris; believes Denison should 'do justice' to Ireland and invites him to visit Dublin; refers to opinions on Irish politics; believes everything should be granted short of repeal to prevent separation or 'smothered Rebellion'; believes continuance of established church to be ruinous in present form; comments on Catholic Repealers, English Radicals and Lord Grey's Reforms; refers to Nationalist feelings; questions whether sacrifice of established church will 'loyalize' Irish Catholics.
Term	governments, Whig Government 1846-52
	Irish affairs, politics
	revolutions, Irish rebellion 1848
	religions, Church of Ireland
	political parties, Repealers
	political parties, Radicals
	parliamentary business, bills, Reform Bill 1832
	religions, Catholic Church
	social conditions, Ireland

Persons

Code	PersonName	Dates of existence
NA6026	Grey; Charles (1764-1845); 2nd Earl Grey	1764-1845
NA9501	Macdonnell; Alexander (1794-1875); 1st Baronet; M.P. and Irish public servant; created 1872	1794-1875
NA199	Denison; J. Evelyn (1800-1873); 1st Viscount Ossington; M.P. Speaker of House of Commons 1857-72 created Viscount Ossington 1872	1800-1873