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... taking' place, if not -actually effected when the Mail was made up- ; arising from the agitation of the question Of Catholic Emancipation. . _ Sir Homa Popham's trial was closed, and he was adjudged to be severely reprintande'd. • PrenCh privateer lugge;'ofi ...
... the rivers. ROMAN cairrtoLtc EMANCIPATION,. extreme importance of the subject which cccopies all corn en-ations (the Roman Catholic Bill) 'requires some e,,planation, which we Shall endeavour to give. ' By the Irbh Catholic Bill, by the Irish Parliament ...
... of the Catholics. Unquestionably, the solemn decision of Parliament was anticipated by Ministers, and by the nation ; bait is particularly satisfactOry to find, that scarcely a shadow of an argument was adduced, by the friends of the Catholics, in: favour ...
... rumour speaks truth, a strong force landed on the Dutch Coast, with the deciar,ol view Of asiisting the Dutch in their emancipation, would produce a gt nel ' al rising throughout the Prbvinces. , If one nation more than abother have motives for throwing ...
... Ministry will he followed by a dissolution of Parliament:; and it is the principal difficulties relative to the emancipation of the Catholics will be then removed:. It is reported that Mr. Canning has named. Bartholomy Frere, Esq. Envoy Extraordinary and ...
... the Catholic We quote the , Speech Of Mr. O'COnnell : His Royal Highness's sentiments on this subject were ileithet concealed nor doubtful. He had communicated them, as became him, unequivocally and without disguise, amongst others ; to Catholics of ...
... extracts—but previous selections have embraced all that was interesting by the latest papers. CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. This question of Catholic Emancipation is certainly serious; though, in those days, it agitates the minds of men but little in comparison ...
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... Resolved, That said Conimittee do consist of the Catholic Peers and their eldest sons, the Catholic Baronets, the Prelates of the Catholic Church in and also ten persons to be appointed by the Catholics in each county in Ireland, the survivors or the delegates ...
... contrary, it is a fact, that-the lower, at - by far the most numerous part of the Catholic popit' lation of Ireland, take no interest whateter in what is called Catholic Emancipation, which, even if fully cat,ried into effect, would still be to them nothi mote ...
... , (Mellow Of parties or sectsa-The Catholics had as -e. . , Tided The simple truth is, that the Catholics have, to yet committed, a Catholics; no overt-acts, such vow- use their own term, been unhappily emancipated . brought 0101..1364 within the direct ...
... editions with the, Catholics, or would they not ? Would they, if the Catholics should refuse to assent to any of.the lions (if any were • proposed) consider. themselves just ified in withholdimr, what tbeycal Cathu lie Emancipation These are questions ...