... total population of Down is hut .‘CH),IKK), and the returns the Catholic Association (and mark, tho.-e letnins were not entirely completed) fonr-lifths the |N)pulation Down were Human Catholics, and of the other fifth there were many not angemen, nor even ...

... Lords rejected the Commons’ Bill for allowing Catholic Peers to resume their seats the House. 1823, they did the same with the Bill that had passed the Commons for giving very limited relief the Catholics. In 1825, these guilty infatuated men did the ...

... Peacock es, that is on? tlie great evils this couiifay, too luul schools under care, I had in those schools, all Roman Catholics, and they were flogged away the Priest. Commissioner—An inquiry into those causes is not wifhin my province, duty is to know ...

... deserves to studied well and deeply THE CATHOLIC CHURCH Dr. Win. Clmn Cork, Professor of Carlow, i- appoiiife-l tUo Pope Coadjutor Roman Catholic Bishop of Charleston. On Monday the ]sth December, the .Catholic Clergy of Killaloa art? to meet in Castieettimi ...

... tell posterity of the folly and the cruelty of the projector. After alluding the indignity offered the; Catholic Bishops by his Grace in the Emancipation Bill, his Lordship concludes, I haw writtrn tliislottrr com inn' von tliat the lueetion i- nlreadv ot ...

... bigotry. Then, according to you, Catholic Ireland should reject Catholic Representatives, and the Emancipation Bill be dead letter ; nay, Protestant England shield her from n similar imputation, should make Catholics and Dissenters the objects her selection ...

... the mainte-; nance ol which, are called to contend.— History affords no parallel to the present contest,! save that of Emancipation. In other times, when the freedom of mankind was desperately attacked,] the people rose in arms, and became conquercrs ...

... Griffith, Esq., and, as well I recollect, the late Hamilt, Rowan, Esq., and alone supported question in adytuio menf of Catholic emancipation in opfusilion to tho th, Earl of Charlemont and Mr. George Ponsonby, (who she wards changed his opinion on the subject ...

... measures which I supported were, ray opinion, intended to curb the licentiousness lawless mob. Q. Did vou not oppose Catholic Emancipation ? A. 1 did. Did vou not oppose the repeal the test acts ? A. did. Q. Did you not oppose Canning because you thought ...

... oyvls, and vultures, had not brooded. 1 only measure which the Duke Wellington for deviated into liberality, was the emancipation the Catholics. But even this he deprived its efficacy delay, and its grace by the allegation necessity. What that necessity was ...

... granting the Elective Franchise, and Catholic Emancipation. The justice these clam- wa- denied the men who yielded them, and who declared expressly that they did avoid civil war. then wont to shew that to com rKpte. the Catholics—something must done to Vhew them ...

... them beaten, by the prisoner and police stationed at that place ; with the cognizance of the chief constable. That the emancipated magistrate, took leg bail, but was shortly came up with, bv another of the bailiffs : the prisoner, finding all his personal ...