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... to the one above mentioned, although he may beinimical to Catholic Emancipation itfelf._ _How different was die • condud of thole bigotted enemies of the Catholics to. that of the C-atholics thenifelves, in the purfutt of religiou freedom, the one a ...
... in Spain awl Portugal. Neitherdidlliai Catholic 'intend or wish to deprive their Protestant brethren, Within those realhis, of any political right or adVaii; .' tare; if it could be sliewn to-hiin' thdt Catholic Emancis 13ation would . work .slightest ...
... occasion to say, that he knew by a private : conversation witli his irLuesty, five years ago, : that he was favourable tb Catholic Emancipation, . hut his Coronation Oath, he thought, would, not allow him to do any tiling for their relief. ...
... The groat *ubj«fl of Catholic emancipation, has lately occupied more than ordinary share of the public attention, and men of great public estimation, who formerly were content remain ncuirat, now loudly advocate the cause our Catholic Brethren.—On the broad ...
... the .same right the Catholics can clsitit theirs—( Loud applause).—Who ,were they that wrested Magna Charm from K jug. John ? A Catholic Barons. Who are they that have ; perpetuated the liberties of Eugland for ages? Rotolo Catholics! So that from the reigo ...
... King of Eng- Fand, and in one of his conversations he contrived to know his centiments upon Catholic Emancipation, The King was favourable w Catholic Emancipation —(kear, hear !)j----he wld him he was—(hcar, hear !)—but his coronation ovath he thought would ...
... is this time rather serious) replace the successor St Peter in poutificial chair Horae whilst the Catholics of Ireland are called traitors for emancipation without apostacy these events establish the liberties of Europe spread happiness an peace over a ...
... discussions on the subject Catholic Emancipation. A meeting the Catholics the county of Cork has been called, and the example likely to be followed by every other county throughout Ireland. tiie lale dinner of the Irish Catholics in Dublin, Mr. Joseph Lancaster ...
... think that the Romm Catholic queflinn of Emancipation leads confideratirins and inquiries of immetife magnitude; yet whatever circumfpediion may think requilite that head, I should never have any fcruple give a Bible td a Roman Catholic: I should never fcruple ...
... country; and live strenuous perseverance ot the Catholics, for what they term emancipation, has induced some coercive acts on the part of government. their general and provincial meetings, tile Catholics ostensibly confine themselves to the discussion ...
... everv nation, our own nation, and every nun our own brother. This p-incii'ie not political one—i Catholic or a seifl,trian one. will apply equally to Catholic and Protestant, to Jew and Turk. Ir is a general principle, however it may occasionally be ident ...
... Burgos, after an unsuccessful attempt to carry it by assault. 10. Catholic Meeting at Kilkenny„ Ireland, at which it was resolver!, that a law giving the Catholics of Ireland Emancipation, incorporated with Veto, or arrangements and securities as a penal ...