... irnscil. has discovered that the Canadian insurrection is occasioned die spirit of Popery, which has not merely driven the Catholics of Lower Canada into revolt, but also infected the Protestant population of the Upper Province. As it would seem, from what ...

... Church of England the repeal of the Tost and Corporation Acts but a Uudicol recognition ! What that of those of the Catholics by the Emancipation Bill What that of those of the people by the Reform Bill f hat arc all these but Radical changes But the certainty ...

... ferociouMiess of that mob on which Lord WinchiUea wisely relied as his last resource against the advances of liberality and emancipation. But most of all, my lord, blush for the thousands of our money which you nave pocketed, without even teaching your immediate ...

... being the anniversary of St. Antonio, patron saint of Lisbon, and the second the Catholic festival of Corpus Christi, which celebrated with processions in most Catholic countries. the 14th the King, in accordance with immemorial usage, attended the procession ...

... uniformily the very men who drive things to the worst and dispel every prospect of gradual progression or moderation. The Catholic Peers and Bishops who witnessed the Coronation of Elizabeth, soon forced her, by their uncompromising disposition, to expel ...

... said dispatches had been reccircd. this day, announcing that provision had been made by the Legislature of Jamaica for the emancipation of the negro apprentices on the first day of Augast. the 9th of June, the day on which the hill had passed the house of ...

... the subject of emancipating the slaves in the Crown Colonies. In the course of his observations, his lordship congratulated the bouse on the intelligence received from Jamaica, that the house assemblv hud passed a bill for emancipating the slaves the ...

... country. The repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts was refused until the Dissenters became too strong to be denied. Catholic Emancipation was withheld until a time when it must seem extorted fear of Civil War; the same policy was pursued with regard the ...

... a simultaneous movement of all Ireland, Repealers and Nun-Repealers, combined, would secure justice to Ireland exactly emancipation was carried. This raises the question whether the Precursor Society should include those who arc Non-Repealers, and who ...

... not fit to receive the franchise. It was the same with regard to the repeal of the Test Acts and Catholic Emancipation, until both Dissenters and Catholics became too strong to be trifled with. The Negroes of the West Indies would never hare been fit for ...

... made for the moral and religious instruction of the Catholics before the tithes are swallowed up by the and give the Catholics Ireland the tnunieinal rights and privileges enjoyed Protestants, Catholics, And Dissenters, in Great Britain. They will not, ...

... the lorics. declared did not make had Sheriff, notwithstanding Ids name and connexions. gave them a Homan Catholic Chief Baron, and a Homan Catholic Master of the Bolls in the Court of Chancery and number of other persons who dure ! not come at the side ...