... real reprefentation of the frith nation in parliament; and as fi iends of the whole p:ople, we port the nec‘stity of Catholic emancipation, as a means of making reprefentation what it ought to be, fret, equal, and entire. If the people of one country be ...

... unfranchifed, uprepretented, and the mitreprefented, the Catholic and Prelbyterian, are equally under the law, and out of the Conditntion ; the Protefiant who is fuppofed to have it, and the Catholic who wifhes to have it, are equally ipteleft d in baying ...