TO CORRESP()\DE\TS
... l»v the Charitable Donaterns Bill, in many respects worse, and all. more precarious, than it was under the Emancipation Act. result the Emancipation Statute rendered, hv noces- J=arv liipliralio!). any ...
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WK/.LJXGTOy AND CLOTH BOOTS;
... late assistant) lais reecntlv conformed to the Itoman Catholic faith. , The Jews. A letter from Brunswick, Nor. says:—“ Our reigning Duke, who lias more than once declared in favour of the emancipation the Jews and has shown them many marks of favour, has ...
THE CHI RCIL
... d, in the carrying emancipation, that moral force was suttieient; and, much valued national independence, he would abandon his attempt to attain sooner ; than consent to sanction crime—(hear.) During their struggle for emancipation they encountered obstacles ...
TO CORRESPOyJ)EIS TS
... false that English Catholic, Petre byname, smacking of the 1 old, flexible, variable aristocrats of the Catholic aurien **e I of England, has entered into negoeiations with his Holiness the ; , Pope, tlie terms of which are, that Catholicity in other coun ...
\IM» VIII. SPIRIT OF THE JOURNALS. THE CHARITABLE BEQUESTS ACT—MR. O’CONNELL. tub MAIL.) I lie Piwatp.Uy ..
... consideration, and not the measure, there must an end all chance of political improvement. The Irish Catholics were glad enough to accept emancipation at the hands of the Orangeman, Feel, why then, cannot they accept without a murmur, the present Bequests ...
To the Editor of the Armagh Guardian,
... general infection ; ami there now raging in the Catholic Church in Ireland as strong a fire as ever burnt out the energies of any hierarchy. The Tories have flung bomb-shot into the entrenchments of the Catholic Churcn in this kingdom, which on its explosion ...
ARMAGH, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. Mi
... all manner parliamentary committees that, if they had emancipation, far from being opposed to the Established Church,they would take a positive pleasun* in supporting it. They obtained emancipation, but very soon afterwards they discovered that it was ...
SCRIPTURAL EDUCATION
... calculated to be injurious to the interests, both temporal and eternal, not only of the Protestant but also of the Roman Catholic portion the community. The declaration which has emanated from your lordships had been peculiarly gratifying to us; by it ...
PRESBYTERIANISM
... , jof religious bondage. Combat for the good of your I chirm*, and the will lie set free, and you yourselves I ill lie emancipated. ARer such address, Kongo then nTutes the objections which from t’ar. “ shad lore jdaces, our bread! Earn,” says he, “your ...
—for remember it f.-r the poor •we are anxious to maintain the Scriptures, and in all their integrity(cheers ..
... been called upon bring their Roman Catholic parishioners—any respectable body of men—and teM with them the principles of the system of the confessional inculcated Maynooth. Remember this would meeting Roman Catholics, and the resolution which would proposed ...
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... eat:**e of his Homan Catholic brethren; and although Catholic Emancipation had not padded the Homan Catholics of Ireland, it had least done no harm. did not consider the Question religious ones I ion. (Hear, boar.) Wy Catholic ...
THE MAYNOOTII URVNT—THE CIIDRCH REVENUE*
... was such thing known a Catholic question—there was no such thing an anti-Catholic spirit observable in the country. here the roost full and general acquiescence in the feeling that the Roman Catholics the empire were be emancipated—that they were to merge ...