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... tinction which Phelaui has made between Papists and Roman Catholics, is not without its meaning. WVe are liberal enough to believe, that there are numerous iidi- viduals in the Roman Catholic body, whose better feel- ings would revolt at the ilea of ...
... meeting are due to these noblemen and gentlemen who have supported the Catholic claims In parliament. Seconded by Mr. Hogan. M~r MAC.OUaAN Moved, that thanks are due to tho R. Catholic clergy of Ireland, for their exertions in the promo- tion of peace and ...
... ROMAN CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION- THE CHAMPION.' HH drawetA oue the thread of his ,arbosity finep than the 4staple of hisa.rgaeent.-Lovia`8 LAeour LOST. c The Northern Whig, which, on Thursday last, at -the foot or the altar in Donegall-street Chapel, ...
... are bound to embrace the R. Catholic faith. The reason why this ipsofacto excommunication does not in Ireland Iproduce its effects, is because the Catholic reigeion is not Dthere supported by the state ; but in a Catholic country Dr. Slevins more than ...
... that if emancipation were already granted, the demands 0- of R. Catholics would never stop there. We know too cr much of the persevering character of Popery to believe en that they would. Besides, if one political restriction on IL Catholics be utnjustifiable ...
... be reldl - And Bible Meetings be suspeniled; to If Emancipation is riot granted, tre ?? will they see corirage undrunted. he Let the friends of Miss Garragran Sury lrhat they will, tie 'rho Catholic Religirna he WI ill triumph still. . | Whatever my name ...
... Wby should d the English Catholic, who is moderate, be kept in a worse e, state, than the Irish Catholic, who is intemperate? n His Lordship then entered into a lengthened argument to shew, that the emancipation of the Catbolics was presumed ir tofollow ...
... exatninatione of the Mtayuooth P'rofessors, a great part of the apparent rese'archi on the. Catholic question, for which. hie re,'t'ved the thanks of' the Catholic. Association.- Something of the same kind, too, is discoverable in thle v'ery oiratie onl ...
... PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS..TUESDAY, FEB. 5. CATnOLIC EMANCIPATION. Mr. A. DAWSON presented several petitions from parishes b in the counties of Louth and Westmeath, in favour of the h Catholic claims-Mr. G. LA71B presented a similar petition . from ...
... they were not requisite for the vindication of Sir E. Codrington. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Various petitions in favour of Catholic emancipation, and the repeal of the Corporation and Test acts, were presented, the most observable of which was a petition in favour ...
... preside. Ich The worthy Chairman opened the meeting by ex- to pressing the sincere affectioti with which he regarded ks, his H. Catholic couitrymei, whom he wished, by as.. et- tional process of iiite]lectiala enifratnchisemeint, to bring r Of to think for ...
... Manifestos and Firmans of the Ottoman Potte. The Greek flame burns no longer with such brightness and strength-and the emancipation of the Greeks, though welcome to be the theme of toasts and songs, is not worthy of becoming the cause of war. Scarcely ...