... ed citizens about a turtle feast and a declaration about reform, which word the Duke abjures (as he did, emancipation on the Catholic question), styling it improvement, were but slight grounds for giving away his honest, manly, single-minded services ...

... in the history of this country. (Hear.) The sacrifice of patronage, the large retrenchments, the great measure of Catholic emancipation, which had characterized the administration - of the Duke of Wellington, would receive the praise theymerited from ...

... all the higher qualities of a statesman, and his vindication of Sir Robert Peel's conduct on the great question of Catholic Emancipation, are, if we are not much mistaken, in strict unison with the opinions of the country. And his 'description of Mirabeau ...

... as not unfrequently interpreted, may mean the overthrow of the constitution, or it may mean something beneficial. Catholic Emancipation, the repeal of the Test- Act, and similar measures, are clearly defined. It is not so with the question of reform, ...

... (cheers)—and he -(O'Gorman Mahon) regretted that the Duke of Wellington had not adopted such measures as would have enabled every Catholic member, whether English or Irish, to rally round him and give him their best support. (Hear, hear.) He trusted his calumniator ...

... praying that the grants for education in Ireland should be shared equally with the Catholics and the Protestants.— Ordered to be laid on the table. THE JEWS' EMANCIPATION. Mr. R. GRANT, in presenting a petition from the Jews who were natural born subjects ...

... franclase of that town.—Ordered to be printed. EWA RT presented a petition from certain Jews, resident liiverpool, praying for emancipation. Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. WILKS moved for various returns from.the different dioceses and chapelries in England ...

... desirous of a reduction of taxation to an extent that others in the Cabinet regard as impracticable; and upon West Indian emancipation there is a wide difference of opinion, one part of the Cabinet wishing to proceed much more rapidly in that complicated ...

... violence shall be used. (Hear.) The name of patriot can be well given to many of my companions and friends in the struggle for emancipation; it can also be well applied to many of those who honestly opposed us. (Hear, bear, and cheers,) I remember reading the ...

... revolution or violence,• ipat measure which will .restore her native parliament to my native ccuntry. (Cheers.) At one time Catholic ernaracipatioe was by. Ler meire hopel:ss in appearance than is the repeal. However, the arated force of a cla,s achieved ...

... very roughly treated, and some very strong expressions in regard to them were uttered. The whole will soon be disclosed.—Emancipation. The question of the choice of a sovereign now occupies the Congress. The most probable chances are in favour of a native ...

... construed by the Catholics into a positive pledge, and it is well known that they were thereby induced to give their assent to the Union. The price, it is true, was not paid at the time; but it is no less true that Catholic emancipation wa; the consideration ...