... in which the repeal of the Test and Corporation i or Municipal Reform were given ; or we shall obtain it (If Sa!ne Catholic Emancipation was secured in 1829. ~l* Therefore the safest, and wisest, and best course * P-nties, is to let have done with all ...

... heart's desire, he had them lo his heart's content, the great questions to which hooked himself had been carried—such Catholic Emancipation and Reform of Parliament, especially the last—Sir Francis Burdett was no longer a man the people. It was mainly because ...

... shall be found four Catholic judges upon that bench. the entire of tho Government bar engaged in public tion Roman Catholics; —when a Catholic Crown solicitor strike eleven Protestants from ihe special jury list and W 'welve Roman Catholics in lhat box. In ...

... GREAT MEETING OF THE ENGLISH CATHOLICS. On Wednesday a great meeting of the English Catholics was held at the Freemasons’ hall, London. Long before the hour appointed (one o'clock) the hall was crowded in every part. The platform was occupied by some ...

... obtained without such meetings? time of the agitation for Catholic emancipation, the most emi- nent lawyer of that period had a strong, and perhaps conscien- tious, antipathy to Catholic emancipation. Mr Saurin thought the law was violated by that agitation ...

... present Prime Minis- ter of this country stated, introducing the bill for Roman Ca- tholic Emancipation in Ireland, that they bad in Ireland seven million of Roman Catholics united to a man on that question. He (the Marquis of Normanby) did not think that the ...

... us 1829 Catholic emancipation was grante had sank under the re- from the risk of civil war. Mr Canning fter that sistance to the Catholie claims, yet W ithin two years a ken-hearte d to Abbey, great man was carried bro eded. (Hear.) Catholic emancipation ...

... sessions in England and Wales. Mr O'CONNELL, having inquired if the Government intended to introduce a measure relative to Roman Catholic charities in Ireland, was informed by Sir R. Peel, that it was the intention the Government to do so, in fulfilment of the ...

... their lordships adjourned. Friday. May 17. Lord look the oaths and his seat. Lord postponed the second reading of the Roman Catholic penal act repeal bill. TEXAS. answer to Lord Brougham, the Earl of ABERDEEN said he was una l le to state precisely what ...

... established before the relief was granted, the measure would be deprived of its effect. (Hear.) The Act of Roman Catholic Emancipation was so construed; and the first clause of the bill before the hou«e removed any ambiguity on the subject, placing all ...

... advocates of the Catholic claims—the present Lord Plunket—laid down very strongly and emphatically that not the slightest injury to the Established Church would result from their concession ; and it was under this conviction that Catholic emancipation was carried ...

... weekly return was £3229! This far surpasses anything witnessed during the agitation for Catholic Emancipation. The largest amount of money ever received at the Catholic Association was £2700, acknowledged during the week of the Clare election. Such are the ...