... neutral) cannot get a caro-o. A report strongly prevails, that, early in the Im. perial Parliament, the Irish Roman Catholics will be emancipated. It is this opinion, according id rumour, that makes the Irish Members, mostly 0! the Orange or Protestant faction ...

... likely to be expected from it. He had heard that a divi- sion had existed in the Cabinet npon the subject of the emancipation cf the Catholics. The next ques- tion referred to in the speech from the throne, and upon which he should obje-t to the address ...

... resignation was revived yesterday evening, and the cause was stated to be, the opposition in the Cabinet to the emancipation of the Catholics, and the repeal ofthe Test Aft. We know not that this rumour rests upon better grounds than the last report of ...

... founded. It has been known, for some time past, that divisions have existed in the Cabinet upon the subjeft of the Emancipation of the Catholics ; but it was supposed that they would not produce any se- rious consequences, nor lead to any change of Ad- mi ...

... between those who have gone out and those who are coming in. The subjeft of Catholic Emancipation was touched upon, and Lord Clare assured the House, that of the Catholics themselves ninety.nine out of a hundred cared not one jot for the measure. In ...

... and he would solemnly assure the House, that ofthe Catholics themselves, 99 out of an hundred did not care one jot for Catholic emancipation. What they wanted and understood by Catholic- emancipation was a partition of property, by which ...

... intolerable day. The subjeft of Catholic Emancipation divides itself into three heads : — What have the Irish al- ready got ? — .vhat remains to be conceded ? — and to whom is the concession promised ? The Irish Catholics, from the most abjeft state of ...

... princi- ples on which they are to apply thesums- the House is called upon to vote. Mr. Whi thread then allud- ed to the Catholic emancipation ; and expressed his wish that the question should belaid at rest, by wise councils in His Majesty's Cabinet. He next ...

... The important subjeel of Catholic Emancipate was yesterday alluded to in the House of Lords. Lord Holland wished for the production of such instructions as might contain any pledge upon the subject of Catholic Emancipation. Lord Grey- ville was not present ...

... Lord'AUCKLAND said; he supposed the Noble Ltird aihidfed to such papers and instrudions as might relate to any pledges of Catholic Emancipation, as it-tfas' improperly called. He deprecated the dis. ndussion of that question collaterally or incidentally, and ...

... over looked in the new appointments, which comprise so many sleeping partners. The whole Roman Catholic system seems intro- duced with Catholic emancipation. Some of the Ex- Officers complain of being in purgatofy. . The Countess of Derby's first ball ...

... Prussian note. Much has been said upon the subjeft of Catholic emancipation, and it has been boldly advanced, and certainly generally believed, that Government actually gave a pledge to the Irish Catholics, that their suppart to the Union would be rewarded ...