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... on the Catholic Emancipation as the sine -iSa-ol Jnon of thlir return to liower, and he holds .hem with -i degradation, as men of honour and principle, to be in- i volved -in any relaxation- whatever -of their claims- in qu favourof the Catholic Body.- ...
... CATHOLIC CLAIMS. SIR,;-In your last Numiber you tell Us that you will not -publish any long letters which you may: receive upon the Catholic Claims. I conclude, from your expressions that You do not object- to publish short ones, and such as do not over-lay ...
... to, and tbe Ineetitgr adjourned. The Catholics of the county of Clare held a. Meeting otl i'lurfday fe'lnigliht, when they ap- pointed a permaltent Committee to petition annuall', Jhoutd not their final emancipation be osbtained next Sellion. The Eail ...
... how could the constitution. be pre- served, if a nqjoriiy of the House 'of Comr- mons were Roman Catholics,'anda if the Catholics are to be emancipated, what, let me ask, is to prevent bothH6ouses of Le- gislature from being composed of a MAJO- RITY ...
... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. Qui non obstat quod obstare potest, facere 4 D a. > vlYdetur.11. Sir;-,Upon the -subject of Catholic Emancipation I perceive you admonish your Correspondents not to be prolix,-as unless what they- offer be short and con- cise, no ...
... to state. that they would rather see an the t- old 1ehnal laws re-enadtcd, thani procure emancipation at such a 'Aprice. in A general meetingof Roman Catholics, to consider this sub. h be- Jed, i9 to be beld in this city on Monday next, when it is fa ...
... against the Ish Catholics is not less cu rious or in terestirsg.-IByi certain Acts of the Irish Parliament, . Roman Catholics were allowed-to serve in' Ireiand as pri- vates: Ahid 'the-act1passe-d for:the relief of thle Iish Catholics in 793 mwade it ...
... Tuefiiay a deputation of the Catholics of Lng- land waited upon Earl Grey anid the Right lIo1. Wailliam Wiadham, and delivered into their httnds the Petition to both Houfes of that mol't refpfetable body. -T ?? Catholic Petitions nre already prepalred ...
... Pensions and Offices executed by ' deputy ._ . 200:00 0 0 Bounties . . 150,000 0 0 Colonies .. 50,000 0. f Catholic Emancipation . 2,000,000 0 * £. 10,695,563 0O Expenditure s(f the navy for the year ending Jan. 5, 1809, 17,4M7,892L one third ...
... former occasion, did not oppose the emancipation; they only insisted that it should he given upon certain conditions; so that he and they differed not upon principles, but upon the terms on whicIs the claims of the Catholics could be safely granted,'whenever ...
... recommitted. 10ir. Grattan moved, that the Pietition of the Irish Roman Catholics be referred to a Comnirittee. Hel took a comiprehen. sive reviiew Of thle great question of Catholic Emancipation, anid pliced this subjectwhich has beets long familiar to our readers ...
... wtas,,I a,.;cmplete violation- of the Catholic Unity, and infl.- nitety more inconsistent with the dogmas of the Roman Catholic persuasion .than the Veto.' That there. might.t be-persons among the Roinan Catholics, ready to agree . :to. these Sx~e~di~ents~ ...