... and by whom, the following were written, but we believe it wacalliar I'Connell'a election for Clare, which &aided Catholic Emancipation : (we may A was only prevented from attending hy • and we observe the name of Mr. Pattleam the members of the Committee ...

... t a lasted unremittingly for twenty year., and not evete then diminished to any great itxtent, when he had wrung Catholic emancipation from relimand bands of kis political ; for other ggieetion s of hard. yeas importance remained behind, mill itivoked ...

... fresh efforts. It is held to have been • grave error at titan to have 0pp05,1 the into. O'Connell coutmd.l for , Ilhed emancipation. EN/land, he said, need Ireland a etof gratitsde and jtaitke, mid be refined to it I. instalments. Mr. Shell oppmed on ...

... Jean It.' Jul beynsed finality we pass 4;11 What a capital way long Ow it ure4 to • Catholic family, a Like 5•.11 to 4; ,up thla tea-n' 1 sty wit them • befewe emancipation an,,. thoubt iortiikle. or so now. minute 1' as of wilelert fanny. an air • wader ...

... existence prior Pnue to late events-we have fuile country-though confidence in the am = tire persons who thought Catholic emancipation • y-though that should check no perfect panacea for all the ills of Ireland. O'Con- for the amelioration of the people ...