... Patent under the Great Seal of that kingdom. The Catholics of the county of Clare held a meeting 'Thursday last, when they appointed a permanent Committee to petition annually, should not their final emancipation be obtained next Session. The Earl of Cony ogham ...

... expenditure, rejected his colleagues. The Catholics of the county of Clare held a meeting on Thursday last, when they appointed a permanent Committee to petition annually, should not their final emancipation be obtained next Session. The Earl Conyngham ...

... of this nature appear with greater propriety than the present: the bold of tho Catholics procure emancipation; I lb. fallacious but too popular sentiment i hut Roman Catholic Religion is changed, thai persecuting spi.i. il evaporated, are the motives for ...

... he will not give his support to the Catholic Petition, unless they, the Catholics, consent allow Ids Majesty a Veto iv the appointment of Bishops. Tht Dublin Evening Post, of Thursday hist, states, that the Catholic Laity of England have resolved, in ...

... nature appear with pester propriety than the present: the bold attempts of the Catholics procure emancipation; and the fallacious Int too popular sentiment that the Roman Catholic Religion changed, that its persecuting spirit is evaporated, are the for bringing ...

... believe, and sufficient authority to state, that the Catholics Ireland would rather see all the penal laws're-enacted. than procure emancipations at such a price.” It adds, A general Meeting of Roman Catholics, to consider this subject, is to be held in this ...

... nature appear with greater propriety than the present: the hold attempts of the Catholics procure emancipation, and the fallacious hut too popular sentiment that the Roman Catholic Religion is changed, shat its persecuting spirit is evaporated, are the motives ...

... 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 ...

... —Adjourned. Friday, Feb. 9. petition was presented from the Reman Catholics of Limerick, and another was presented Sir Edward Bryan Cora the County of Clare, pray ing for Catholic Emancipation, which were ordeied to be laid on the table. S:r Burdttt presented ...

... subject of full emancipation to the Catholics; but he never had urged it as an unconditional measure. When he first presented their Bill to the House, he did not move for leave to bring in a Bill immediately to enact what the Catholics claimed. He moved ...

... that should move on the of May, to refer the Catholic Petition |to a Committee, and he should rest his argument two principles—the justice communication of all our constitutional privileges to the Catholics; and also the justice of arrangement at the same ...

... Majesty’s subjects, who had lately been much disappointed by the new obstacle arising to their favourite measure of Catholic Emancipation ; and hoped the House would in sonic degree sooth their wounded feelings, by taking into their serious consideration ...