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... a member of a Cabinet, the head of which was ,known to be favourable to Catholic Emancipation. He was not prepared to experience the same sentiment measure of Catholic Emancipation, yet he would pref er that the author of that speech, although on the ...
... WYVILL present:A a petition from the Lord Mayor. magistrates. and 4000 inhabitantiof the city of York, in favour of Catholic Emancipation. Mr. M. PITZGF.RALD withdrew his notice of motion which stood for to-morrow, tor 4‘ recommending tint the House of ...
... respectably signed, against the Catholic claims. He however opposed the prayer. Sir H. HARDINGE, In a long speech, remarked - upon the frequency of motions being now withdrawn, without explanation. He was of opinion that the Catholic question would be sacrificed ...
... CATHOLIC CLAIMS. Lord FARNIIAM 'said he had to piesent to their LorAships three petitions against further concessions to the. Roman Catholics. Ordered to lie on the table. The noble Lord then presented a petition to the same effect, Eigned by 7,000 of ...
... from Armagh against the Catholic Claims, Earl MANVERS wished to trespass for a few moments on the House. Ile alluded to the formation of the new Go - vernment, and stated, that, believing its basis was founded on Catholic Emancipation, Which he had opposed ...
... death. Extract of a letter from the Duke of York to George Feb. 13, ISA :--- If my sentionents upon the question of Cathol , .e Emancipation had not been immutably fixed,. the arguments adduced in favour of the would alone have been sufflcient to have convinced ...
... only holding their offices as . trustees, who were-to be brought in alliance to bear on the important question of Catholic emancipation? He would tell his noble friend opposite, as 'well as the noble marquis, with regard to that great and important question ...
... country; the great principle of religious freedom is in view—among the rest, Catholic Emancipation ;- and give me leave to say, I am no particular advocate for the Catholics, I am an 'advocate for all men's civil rights—and one great principle is, that ...
... spite of you. I have heard—l can prove, that this man, who pretends that he wants to carry Catholic Emancipation—that is the pretence —once despised these Catholics, and called them rogues whom he could not trust. (Hisses and uproar.) Don't make a noise ...
... had always thought it extremely unwiie in the church to take an act,ve part in opposing C-tholic Emancipation. Ii it bad support a I Catholic Emancipation—if it .had assisted in givhig a liberal provision to the•-Cutholic Clergy—if it bad assistei in arranging ...
... the street of the Tour ties Dailies, in Paris,. was sold a few days since fat fiarits. BRITISH CATHOLIC .4SSOCIATIpN: . . On Thursday the British Catholic Association Annual Meeting was ,held at the Crown and Anchor: Tavern. Among the gentlemen assembled ...
... us ask what ie Catholic Emancipation according to his DO t ions '? Catholic Emancipation is the opening of situations to the amount perhaps of two score, and of seats in the Legislature to the amount perhaps of One score more to Catholic ...