... the queflion of Catholic I` mancipation, finds hirinfelf oblig- ed to withdraw. Our readers have heard t!rt a ?? ferious nie aroie, 6onre time befoic the meetiag of Parliaroent on the great point of enanlci- pazirig thc Roman Catholics of Ireland, wvhich ...

... ill be made t& him. Much has been Laid upon the ?? of Catholic emancipation, and it has bcen btld. f advanced, and certainly generally believ- 3 1, that Government ?? gave a pledge ) the Irifh Catholics, that their fupport of ile Union would be rewarded ...

... the caufe ? In con- fisderstig the fituation of lrelated, ?? attentionl is nutu- ralh' diritted to the qsirfioxi of Catholic Emancipation. k no'.v apiears, that boon had been officred to the peo- I of c c' that ptrivsofion in return for their fupport ot ...

... Moore was father of Major General Moore, ?? returned from Egypt. Repiort continues to state, that the question ol Catholic Emancipation in Ireland will be ?? forward in the Imperial Parliauneat dur- mzf the ?? session. ir Addington is himself much indisposed ...

... intercoursr. The other omission in the Address he should now mention. What he alluded to- vas tie emancipation of the Catholics. Thelhopes of the Catholics were much increased when the Right Hon. Gentleman last'entered on office: but unfortunately, oflice ...

... speech itself, as to sone-puints which lie conceived oftiht to have been introduced into it, the principal of which was Catholic emancipation. He, 'however did not oppose the sootion; nor did Mr Winiham, who contented himself with some general com- ments upon ...

... meeting of the inve Members engaged in the Catholic Petition, Lord not Fingall in the chair,. our labours terminated, by corn the unanimous vote of the assembly, for the- pe- the tition for our entire emancipation. Lord Fingall, the Sirr'houmas French, Sir ...

... the prceent : the hold attenspts of the Catholics to procure emancipation; a late darin4 attack ! u!pon the Royal Prerigative; but above all the hIliaciols I lut too popuIlar selntinment that the Roman Catholic Reli- g on is cihanged, that its persecuting ...

... than the present: the bold attempts of she Catholics to procure emancipation; a late daring attack ii-an the Royal Prerogative; but above all the fallacious bta ioo popular sentinitat that the Roman Catholic Reli- gion is changed, that its persecuting ...

... request of a general committee B1 of the Catholics of Ireland, has arreed to present the b-h Catholic Detitizlrn to the flouse o'F Comimons during pI tbe preent session of Parliainent. *v At the meetitig ofthe Catholic Committee in Dtib ki in, yesterday se'ennight ...

... past a Comm'ittce of the Roman Catho-- . lics of Ireland has been sittin' in Dublin;.to tale meia- surea for the complete emancipation bf that -body. -They have prepared Petitions -to the ?? Houses of Parliament, praying to be placed in the sanie situ'tion ...

... tenaerately study- I; in'n how w/e nay -sh Iis nialad,? and improve his conlli- itution. 5 We are willing to believe, that Catholic Emancipation is'the sole object of the Irish; and that their Mcrtings arne ionly fitr the purpose of promolting that rbjec, but ...