... grave doubts. The proposal to salary or endow the Roman Catholic clergy a most questionable policy. Our objection to it is not founded on any bigoted intolerant notions, in regard to the Roman Catholics, but on our conviction as subjects interested in the ...

... the repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts, or Municipal Reform, were given ; shall obtain it in the same way as Catholic Emancipation was secured 1829. (Hear, hear.) But it is most wretched state for the country to be in in the meantime ; and it is ...

... THE STATE TRIALS—ROMAN CATHOLIC AGGREGATE MEETING, 'In three hours after the announcement that every Roman Catholic the jury list had been struck off hy the Crown, the requisition convening aggregate meeting of the Catholics in Ireland, to which I have ...

... meeting the >man Catholics of Ireland, hy a numerously signed requisition. a held on Saturday, Dublin, for purpose petitioning her Majesty the Queen to direct her attention the conduct pursued towards her loyal and devoted Catholic subjects, her Majesty's ...

... list with his own hand. With his own hand he delivered it to Mr M'Grath, the deputyclerk of the peace. Mr MGrath is Roman Catholic. He is official of more than ten years' standing, and his politics are therefore unknown. The names of persons worth were ...

... convulsions, from its unreasonable and unreasoning opposition to measures which nevertheless passed in snite of them. Catholic Emancipation and the Reform Bill will recall two them, and the present struggle to govern Ireland in opposition to the feelings ...

... you did not, you would not bo that box. These differences are, perhaps, aggravated by fact that I am not only a Catholic, but that Catholic who (without boasting) has done most to pull down that Protestant ascendancy, for which, perhaps, you wero the champions ...

... one had been conferred upon a Roman Catholic. It was pleaded that the Roman Catholics were adverse to the present Ministry. But why were they so Certainly not from any disaffection to authority ; the Roman Catholic creed w as not, like that of the Protestant ...

... would gladly promote Catholics, if there were any Catholics qualified their character and talents for promotion, who were not among their enemies; hut that could not promote their enemies. Quite true ; but why were all the Catholics in the kingdom their ...

... lordships adjourned. FRIDAY, May 17. Lord took the oaths, and h seat. .ord BP'AUMONT postponed the second reading of the Roman Catholic Penal Act Repeal Bill. TEXAS. In answer to Lord BROUGHAM, The Earl of ABERDEEN said he was unable to state precisely what ...

... for the future no man would dare talk of any compromise. (Cheers.) The Hon. Gentleman then proceeded to conjure the Roman Catholics of Ireland of all ranks to come forward at the present juncture. Mr M'Xevin. barrister-at-jaw, proposed the adoption of address ...

... competition upon them in the now reduced state of their strength. A supply of free labour had been promised at the time of the emancipation ; but the fulfilment of that promise had been deferred so long, that Numerous estates had been thrown out of cultivation ...