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... CATHOLICS OF IRELAND. The Catholics of the county of Clare held a meeting on Thursday last, w lieu they appointed a permanent committee to petition mutually, should not their final emancipation be obtained next session,. The Earl Conylighain is to present ...
... LIMERICK G • - .• . •• -• •. , , , ••••, •- • - .- •-. . AZME.-MAC DONNELL; PROPRIETOR:. • . . --. • , goirrit AliErtldl. CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. - • • . . • . HOUSES . frrtrvirD , • _______ . . .1n consequence of a requisition of the • Seueschat of . . ...
... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. In consequence of a requisition of the • of \curb ameeting of the inhabitants of that town took place on Tuesday, the Decetuber, to consider of the propriety an Address to the Lord Lieut. on his intended progress through the town ...
... CATHOLIC QUESTION. rpon this great question, the sentiments of men are beginning to assimilate. The necessity of Emancipation is universally felt, and generally acknowledged.— Ent perhaps it Dever obtaiued a mere decided and unequivocal victory, than ...
... banded by their forelAthers. Johd having read the Resolutions purporting the concurrence of the county to the emancipation of their Catholic couliti;inen, upon 'lwo grounds as pie.4-.rie unimpaired the pretent form of the con•ti!u-firm ; Major Crawford ...
... in this respect, expressed on their tart. towards sititable arrang,ements reording the catholic rhureh, and *ad to be intended to accompany catholic emancipation.-- And we are per3led, that the same conciliatory feelin g and their country will dispose ...
... limited catholic countries; in Ptiii:ia and * ilussia the bishops were always appointed the Monarchs.— It cannot be stated, from the constant practice of the catholic church, that such eontroul can be negatived. Ile apprehended that the catholics tifihe ...
... to emancipate the cat holics as speedily as possible / From these considerations, he tote a right to say, that the catholics were cajoled and deceived. They . asked no victor tor the catholicc no triumph I they asked no inure than the catholics had a ...
... resuming the debate en this important subjcet. The ertler being read, the Speaker'stated the citiest i•at to he. that the catholic petitior.s should he reterrid IC a committee of the tyliole house. Mr. BUTCH I SO Pi began by stating Coe tact importance ...
... misgoaernment in Ireland, that bv one a:t of Parliament we remove distant:eat. He no mach hope. But what wa3 called catholic emancipation, the and necessary step; it was the to set out from, and from which they might proceed vc;th renovated hope. and with ...
... sespect to the catholic claims, he wished to call the attention of the house to the real state of the question. The noble Lord (Grey) for his own part, was only willing to grant their prayer on a condition which he did not know the catholic, would accept ...
... the bill for the relict' of English catholics was in agitation, 20 years ago, and to the late occurrences relative to the petition for the emancipation of Irish catholic,. On the former occasion, this leader of catholic politics irsisted on the necessity ...