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... both . are. Governed by Mr. O'Connell's Catholic Association. However,,it appears now pretty plain, that Lord Grey ; meet yield to Mr. O'Connell, or retire from otraceyr Such aredie blessings of Catliolis Emancipationo- the healing measure, co-operating ...
... cOacutrence of various. causes, operating en differ- mot ' eat classes; of men ; all farmers, whether Protestant stet or Roman Catholic, are liable to the fallacy of sup- win posing 'that they really pay the tithea,•though.they: can are virtually so much deducted ...
... Have we, asked Mr. O'Connell, been gtdlty of any false'step, or of duplicitY, in the course we pursued to obtain emancipation ? No 1 Emancipation ; he said; Wig contemplate(' as the end of agitation, and political exertion. • It was regarded as' the means ...
... advocating emancipation, and has done more in the cause by his conciliating 'manners, than the writer and all his intereist (his pen intothe bargain) would be ever able to effectalthough the Doctor presided for upwards of se years at the Catholic meetings ...
... be held in recollection—lreland felt she was unjust iy treated, and that her injuries were overlooked or forgotten. The Emancipation Bill of 1825, introduced by Mr. Canning, supported the 40s. freeholders in all their rights, and notwithstanding all the ...
... obstacle is the unchristian feud. prevailing especially in Ulster, between the Catholics iud the Orangemen. I am thoroughly convinced that if that fetid were terminated -if the Catholics and Protestants were reconciled—we should immediately procure the legal ...
... indignant at the treatment. The Protestant clergyman (emancipated from this galling chain of interests) would find and bold the same place of affection in the breasts of his flock that the catholic clergyman does at present among his own. The day will ...
... (Scotland) Bill, the Assessed Taxes Composition Bill, the Exchequer Court Bill, the Bankrupt Laws Amendment Bill, the Roman Catholic Charitable Beqnesta Bill, and the Special Constables (Ireland) Bill. ICC A' PROCEsIIIONS (I RELAN D) DT I.IL. Viscount MELBOURNE ...
... incurred the displesure of E Foe arts—who was injured in his puree, and insulted in his person for advocating the liberties of Catholic Ireland, is, by Mr. O'Connell identified in principle and in conduct with the violaters of the treaty of Limerick—with the ...
... admit the true state of public feeling. Fur instance, when it was asserted (as it has been) that the Catholics were careless about their Emancipation, or the people iudifferent about Reform, did not such a statement show that the public opinion was nut ...
... Dawson,M.P., brother-in-law of Sir Robert Peel, has given 25/, to the Roman Catholic Chapel of Londonderry. Mr. Turnerelli is employed on it bust of Dr Doyle, for the Roman Catholic Chapel of Carlow. The Permanent Branch of the Staff of the Monaghan Militia ...
... he too, had some experience on the subject of Catholic Emancipation ; and lie could tell his auditors that there did not prevail at the time half the wish, half the enthusiasm for the carrying of emancipation, as there at present existed for having the ...