... be the Prince of Wales. The consequences of i; such change are already talked of, and a dissolution of Parliament, Catholic Emancipation, See. are ' held'forth the probable result such a state o* ■ affairs, • - • .•-“••rj HOHSE-BREAKING. On Fr«}?y night ...

... of'all parties, every great and good qualificalion for the office. But it is objected to film, that has supported Catholic emancipation, »gain«t which the University have orpressed their sentiments. Hew far this objection lias weight with those Members ...

... gentlemen should retire, to prepare addie-s. That it instnifllon to said Committee, that the determination the town favour Catholic Emancipation should, in words l,v unequivocal .illusion, a part said aJdreis. After the adjonrnmcrt hour, the meeting w.is resumed ...

... DR. MILNEfc’S I.ETXTR CATHOLIC CLAIMS Sir —ln your last numhrr yon tell us, that yon will not publish any long which you may receive upon the Catholic Claims. I conclude, Irom your expression, that you do not publish short ones, and such as do not over-lay ...

... supremacy of the Roman Pontitf was for lite first lime solemnly recognised Ireland. Before that period, the Irish Chntcti was Catholic, though perfectly free from Papal jnrisdlßinn. Having thus shewn O'Nial, that his, perhaps nnwililngly, represented the same ...

... surrender and think I would almost reject Emancipation itself, it were to purchased on such terras. Perhaps I will told I am examining this question to« much as Catholic. The question is for Catholics decide. And Catholic Prelates have decided it! with the almost ...

... King lo have Veto in the | Catholic Church ?” 1 presume by the Catholic Chnrrh** is here meant, lire Church of Rome.— . I Why this should now be distinguished (he , of universal the term signij ties; and why it termed “the Catholic Church,” J though were ...

... dear privilege anoient liberty ; they wish emancipation : they must first it extravagant price—at the expence ofreligilus freedom. His Britannic Mijesly must-liave ,a pledge of the loyalty of Irish Catholics—lie must have the privilege chusing Bishops ...

... Roman Catholic Church at large, become a part of the Roman Catholic religion, as taught by us, the Bifhops, and re. }ceived 4nd maintained by the Roman :atholic Churchesin Ireland; and, as fuch, are approved and fanctioned by the other Roman Catholic Cliurches ...

... ,‘.j_lci;f:, I ! man Cavho_hc church s Wherat jS ¢ FECORRIZEd by oge nas 'YB&,N arge s any thyy g S PO ben angy e 'of the Cathol ¢ g {l9O oit 4 ot i 9 Refo!ved—'l‘laa( h r oy with the afl.@aq Churc}: l?m 9‘ iy, rence of the mifjce, g Chr; g iof the Payal ...

... arguments in favour of emancipation. The Petition w.is then brought up, and signed very large number of persons. J.ord contrtulicted the Noble Lord the statement had made, that any direct promise had been given to the Catholics. Not only in England bat ...

... || was, that nothing further respecting Mr. Maco.tS 1| BUI would done, untU tire arrival the John Adams Frigate.” CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. COUNTY TYRONE MEETING. tit CtrreiptnJtnt.) Never, in our avocation a« daily Historians, had a | more gratifying duty ...