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... this great cabse'had gained' P i z sisec they last assembled togethcr. e expressed' h c-. his.sanguinie hope that Catholic emancipation tms; C n-iear at hand. His hopes were grousided 'on the ?? Y' state of the arguments against it,-on'the state of 'Ih ...
... united with the roman catholics for the purpose of obtaining their com- anon rights. Mr. V. Fitzgerald presented a petition from the D roman catholic inhabitants of four parishes in the county ofClare, in favour of catholic emancipation.1 Lord Palmerston ...
... game.-Adjourned. b HOUSE OF COMMONSWEDNESDAY. aI _ ?? MR. A. ELLIS presented petitions in favour of ti catholic emancipation, from the Roman catholic a inhabitants of Grant e, in the county of K~ilkelmy, r and of Naas and Nowbridge, in the county of Kuil- ...
... n of civil rights for any religious tenets they might hold. It w'as most important, however, that the question of catholic emancipation should be kept dictisnct frslll thle qllestioll of the repeal of the test and corporation acts. din.1 MIA1.TIN expressed ...
... from a parish in the coumity of tI Westmeath, in favour of catholic emancipation.- ti Laid oin the table. ri Mat. G. LAMin pirescnted a petition of the samie li nature from thle Roman Catholic inmlabitaists of y Dungarvois. When lie last presented it petition ...
... the; corporation and test acts. GENERA RK se presented a petition fronll Utse. A Roman catholic inliabitants of a parish in Sligo, in si favour of unqualified emancipation. p !- Mni. JoNEs presented a petition frons certain protestant dissenters ilt Carm ...
... read a second ?? JOsIN SHIELLEY said lie shlotuld d opposc the measure; he thouglt it merely. a step- ping-stone to catholic emancipation.-Mn. IUsSKis- SON said he opposed it for a preciscly opposite rea- son, beeaune lie had reason to believe it would ...
... and by Lonui KINo, from Godalrnig, 18 ic in Surrey. te- Em\iL BATIItnST presented a petition agnaisst erL Romian catholic emancipation, from the masters, fei in- chliancelklr, and students of the university of Ox- [ito ford. His lordship stated, that ...
... CATHOLIC QUESTION, e e After two nights' long disclssion, the debate I 1 OD thle catholic question is to be resumed this ; evening; and would probably, if it were not for the natadl and excusable restlessness of those who attend to vote and not to speak ...
... o:4O AY. vihet and, Loan MARY1'msOUnai preseiited a petition fronp !and ebti the Roman catholics of Manchester aiid Salfurdl, -Ie atdplaying for catholic emancipation. lhur ited The E'A17x. OF ELDONi pri-semitcd petitions ?? Lh iiC granting aiiy further ...
... EXTRACT FROM A LETTER ON THE DANGER OF ROMAN CATHOLIC EMAN- CIPATION. be min With the intelligent and reading part of thebc ?? British public, it is, I believe, too common to re- m a gard the vicions and absurd extravagancics which pin dlborin the facc ...
... msoment was, whether the Rtomans Catholics Ilii; sitroitul he etinancilpatetd or not ?-IlO, rise particular tie qusc ion they swore then' disctissiig ssas, whithtler re! 1I ?? le ?? or not. 'The thime ac, seas come when catholic sand priitestacut oug-h to IV ...