... if they would—akumiing opinions were entertained, it was not owing to the Catholics, not to the Association, lint it was because those who professed interest in the Catholics had the Association what it was. The Government had raised the Association—it ...

... they called a Catholic Rent, obviously and with view to enforce the measure called Catholic Emancipation, would abstain present from entering into the subject but thus much would say at present, that if was the worst enemy of the Catholics, could not advise ...

... must not be directed in judgment the Catholic Association ; for if the demon of discord and disunion were to abroad, he could not stir a body of persons more injurious the Catholic cause than this self-called Catholic Association.—/'//enr, hear.) The Hon ...

... say, whether they regarded the Catholic Association, levying duties it did, as compatible with the Constitution, or consistent with the peaca of the country. be were one of the most zealous supporters of Catholic Emancipation, his first act would be, put ...

... . It was not as a Catholic that he regretted to see this; it was not that the law about to he enacted wouldaffect the C. Association, (for he did not conceive that the Association was necessarily connected with Catholic Emancipation,) but he regretted ...

... the remedies which may bo applied to them ; as a friend to Catholic Emancipation, I cannot omit the opportunity which tffa present occasion affords of expressing my feeling with regard the Catholic Association —of expressing not any animosity, not any unhe- ...

... tmtUt of their moat grateful feelings, that ,b. Sovereign who made the Speech, the Sovereign of t ti,e 6,000,000 of Irish Catholics, who bad suffered and ' Vere * til ‘» ,,ffen Voder all the evils mk-governrh 1 ;, J ,e w , i r* It had been. The day was ...

... 1 defy you—l taunt you: you cannot shew, since the passing of the emancipation bill, that the Catholics are in fault; we did not illuminate or show any signs of rejoicing. The Catholic Association, even before the bill passed, was dissolved; we gave up ...

... certain mental additions reservation*. Row then are to believe the new (angled Parliamentary oath, or any evidence of Roman Catholic brought under the tuition of Jean Having now briedy related some their doctrines aad morals, it remains 6r me to shew from ...

... time the Papists, who committed these unheard of murders, were enjoying all that the modem worshippers Beast call Catholic Emancipation. bad also liberal Bishops in those days, disgraceful to the Church as some of the present day. Laud and Montague appeared ...

... themselves with the character of emancipation in their hands, and call upon the Duke of Savoy likewise.’' Let them behold the picture wc shall now offer to them of degraded state of their Protestant fellow-creatures in a Catholic land. is not enough,” says ...

... attainment ot such eon summation Utopian, is reminded of the Catholic question fCheers.) Look at the Catholic cause. 1 not remember when it was difficult to procure meeting of five Catholics look for restoration of our then withheld rig its! I recollect ...