... Ihs slate of Ireland, there was one or two points to which would more particularly advert. The first of these was Catholic emancipation, and would contend, that in every free slate, all its subjects, without any distinction of religious profession, had ...

... of those who had never pul himself into the hands of Catholics of Ireland : it might have been right, or it might have been wrong, but had always studiously avoided any communication with the Catholic body which might lead them consider him in the light ...

... of this repeal by Ministers, I may mention, that within these five years, I was speaking to Minister the subject of Catholic Emancipation, and he told that one of his greatest object tons to that areasure was, that it would be impossible to prevent the ...

... violated their charters; 3d, to exclude all Orangemen from the magistracy, and from serving on juries; and, 4th, to grant Catholic emancipation. The Noble Earl objected to the sweeping prayer disfranchising all corporations, and lamented there were many parts ...

... the same manner they treated the Catholics a century ago.—The petition was read and ordered to be printed. Mr C. Hutchinson presented a petition from the Catholics the county. and city ot' Curk, pseyiwg for emancipation.—The petition was ordered to lie ...

... the penal laws affecting the Catholics will be repealed next smssion of Parliament. The King, it is said, is resolved to have peace in Ireland. The Earl of Liverpool can no longer resist die arguments in favour of emancipation; and his young friend Mr Peel ...

... Lord Liverpool giving their consent to the introduction a Bill, during the next Session of Parliament, for the Emancipation of the Roman Catholics of Ireland. We conceive snch measure would be as prudent it would just.—,Vorf*era Whg. Messrs Stein, Browne ...

... the religion. That a Committee be now appointed to draw up petition Parliament, praying for the unqualified emancipation of the Roman Catholic subjects of these realms: and that it be an instruction to the said Committee to embody in such petition exposition ...

... assumed the Catholics has spread the greatest alarm amongst all classes of the Protestant population. The Catholic Association, which for some time conducted itself with moderation, and expressly confined its views to the question of emancipation, as it is ...

... considerable change even since that period ;and we cannot help feeling that the very fact of a gradual advance towards Catholic Emancipation which has since taken place in public opinion, has rendered the carrying of that measure so much the more expedient and ...

... in it. The Earl Bristol, spoken of as the probable successor of his Excellency, is well known to be favourable to Catholic Emancipation; is Mr Wilmot Horton, the reputed successor to Air Goulburn. Air Wilmot Horton is also known a man of talent and liberal ...

... has been said in high quarters, that the violent language of the Catholic demagogues and priests are serious obstacles in the way of any concession to the general body of the Catholics.” Why should any practical seriousness be attached to things in reality ...