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... his Majesty, on the melancholy decease of his Royal Highness the Duke of York. CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. - Mr. SPRING RICE presented petitions praying for Catholic Emancipation, from one parish in the county of Mayo, one in Kildare, three in the county, and ...
... 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 ...
... HUTCHISON of t he Bank of England, presented the accounts up to the Ist of January 1827. presented. Several petitions for Catholic Emancipation were ...
... 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 ...
... House then adjourned. FRIDAY, FEB. 9. Mr HARE presented a petition from the Roman Catholics of Listowel, in the County Kerry, in Ireland, praying for Catholic Emancipation. Mr. MAULE presented several petitions from places in Scotland against any alteration ...
... next. We shall also insert the communication of on the CATHOLIC We fully agree in the attack on both parties; insanity is the characteristic of the one, and hollowness of the other. Catholic Emancipation, as connected with seats and silk gowns, has little ...
... that Mr. Canning would be able to attend, and bring forward the motion. Several petitions were presented, praying for Catholic emancipation. ORANGE PROCESSIONS. Mr. BROWNLOW postponed to the 25th inst. his motion relative to Orange Processions, in consequence ...
... 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 ...
... few sallies between Lord King and the Earl of Lauderdale. . . A number of petitions were presented for and against Catholic emancipation. Lord KING . presented a petition from the Operative Sawyers of Liverpool, praying that a duty might be imposed on ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...