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... by a sweeping attack on the alleged idolatry of the Roman Catholics. These were the means adopted for conciliating and converting the Roman Catholics, FO that the question of Catholic emancipation should be lost, as the favourers of this new reformation ...
... be a majority of from sixteen to twenty in favour of the Roman Catholics ! The call • of the House, •, which stood for yesterday, was not enforced. The presentation of Catholic Anti-Catholic petitions occupied three hours previonsly to Sir F. Burdett rising; ...
... disabilities from the Catholics , one which was from Protestants in Belfast, signed by 7, persons, representing 2,000,0031. of property. In v r esenting one ' Lord CLIPDEN said, he thought that the best way ; over the Catholics to the Established Church ...
... wrongs known, and get them redressed ; for them there wai but one cause and one cure: the cause was Catholic oppression, and the cure Catholic emancipation. (Hear. hear.) Mr. a. IitANKS and Mr. W. BROWNLOW spok at great length opposiog the resolution; when ...
... npplieetion 'whatever to the Roman Catholics of the preseet time. (Cheers and laughter.) He had at first supposed that his lion. and Learned Friend was ready to adopt the resolution then before the House, provided the Catholics would consent to find adequate ...
... consequence of the admission of Catholics to Parliament ,wonld be to bring the Catholic and 'Protestant religion into collision in such a way as might lead to the destruction of the hitter. He had no doubt that Roman Catholics would occasionally be found ...
... will have the Scylla of dear bread, and on the other the Charybdis of Catholic Emancipation, with no Canning to pour the oil of his eloquence over the rising waters. THE CATHOLIC grESTIO'S. I'll read you matter deep and dangerous: As full of peril and ...
... that the Catholic religion was the most intolerant, lauded our anCeStorS for excluding them from the leglilation ; and asserted, that all the errors of their church were in existence in the practice of the present day. He thought that Catholic emancipation ...
... presented relatink . to the Corn Laws and Catholic Question. - ' TUEADAY. A petition was preEented against the Weights and Measures Bill. ad a number of petitions relating to the Corn Laws and Catholic Emancipation.—Adjourned. THURSDAY. _ The Bishops of-Lincoln ...
... can rely ; it is, to make it the interest of the Catholics to protect and preserve Protestant institutions. Emancipation. is its own seruritg . Fictitious and jealous safeguards accompanying emancipation leave the desire for co.nplete disen:hrallnent as ...
... country? The Noble Lord concluded his observations by presenting petitions from the Catholics of Wex'ord, Peres, and Other places in Ireland, praying for emancipation. The Duke of BUCKINGHAM presente:t a petition from the Council and AsseMbly (If Montserrat ...
... of the Catholic, cause. Instead of joining the appeal of the Catholics for equal rights and freedom of conscience, the Dissenters themselves, labouring under restrictions, were amongst the foremost and most active opponents Catholic Emancipation. Report ...