Lichfield House Compact

Pregunta	Respuesta
Lichfield House Compact February 1835	Alliance of Whigs, Radicals and Irish Defeated the government in House of Commons Peel resigned Melbourne back as PM
Lichfield House Compact: Reforms (positive)	Further Irish reforms: - Catholics appointed to high offices - New national police force - Political powers of Orange Order curbed - Compromise solution to tithe 1838 - Poor Law Act 1834 - Corporations Act 1840 - O'Connell Lord Mayor of Dublin 1841
Lichfield House Compact: Reforms (negative)	Tithe Rentcharge Act 1838 Irish Municipal Corporation Act 1840 Fall in OC tribute Precursors Society 1838 Loyal National Repeal Association 1840
Lichfield House Compact: End of Alliance 1840	Irish Catholics gained little real substance Still treated second to England O'Connell forced to compromise too many times: - "Ireland is too poor for a poor law" O'Connellites as "the Irish tail" to Whigs party

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