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... tbat be thrown open to the Catholic whech of them will accept of the office, while thus encumbered with Anti-Catholic For what purpose indeed can they be supposed to seek it, ualess for the honour and udvaacement of he Catholic church #”—(p. 282.3.) But ...
... which would admit to the National Councils, the luaders of what calls itself the s Catholic Board.” FERMANAGH CATHOLIC MEETING. A respectable meeting of Roman Catholics was held at Enniskillen on Thursday, for the purpose of -again appealing to the legisla:ure ...
... the which afflict the catholic,. toiralty ordeis, being joint captors with other vessels under a Aiken, Esti. 'Headed the • is and stated, that e. e flag, shall retain the whole of area share, was a friend to catholic emancipation to its fullest es. Ninthly- ...
... habitants of ibis Comity, for the purple 4 expressing and making 'known to the Legislature their Sentiments uu the of Catholic Emancipation. Limerick, Dec. 20, 11112. Joseph Preston, Godfrey Many, Richard Sad heir, jun. James Sadleir, William idassy, jun ...
... indecorous debates, it was prorogued on the 31st July, and subsequently dissolved. The Catholic Question occupied much of its attention; and the claim for Emancipation, supported as it was the entire strength the Opposition, and backed by the .Marquis Wellesley ...
... wreck of properly lhai may ensue, Catholic claims recngiuxvd, this descripnon of persons would find in so measure the utter ol all their hopes ; should you, the cuiiliaiy, petition the Legislature against Catholic Emancipation, and should Legislature comply ...
... London, Westminster, and Bristol, 253; Common Council and Common Hall of London, Borough of Southwark, 277 ; Middlesex, 333; Catholics of Ireland, 4 1 2; and Von; Boston, signed by four hundred Ladies, 43 0 . PROVINCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Aog ICULTUR E-9.22, 296 ...
... stipulations. The supremacy of the Catholic Church can alone be accomplished by UNCONDITIONAL EMANCIPANION. Then, and nat tillthea, our adver- sarics shall understand the extent of Catholic forbear- auce, and Catholic A LAYMAN. “4 by CHIDBLAINGS are prev ...
... fogowlste too to be aided ;4; the for the Protestant to the Nigh to mavens a mesh% of the Pridesteols. us the questions of catholic emancipation 1 — William Matey, Gkr.vWs. Fitzgerald Mu,, Hugh Massy, eon. du. • Sir Hugh Massy. du. Hugh Massy, do. do. James Fitzgerald ...
... vI ?? ire y CouI!dcnt that the great -body of the English pculole ate far tov 'sell in~riohed to be ?? to thle emancipation of thi.Catholic fellow.'tmubjc4s. 'i'his fatt, too, mas probably known tos tiose who c;icted the late- rdiceting at the Lonhoh ...
... FERMANAGH CATHOLIC MEETING. A Ta Meeting ol the ROMAN CATHOLICS of the COUNTY FERMANAGH, held at Enniskhlin, Wednesday, the ‘.’Sd December, 12, P. MAGUIRE, M. D. in the Chair, Tiie following Resolutions were agreed tot Resolved, That, although inferior ...
... to ec the couveuing meetings of’one party to ; Parliamentary conduct, always voting for Catholic protest against the privileges ■'of tire oilier—he is (Emancipation. The Intolerant swished tlue Sheriff to 11 a neutral character, he becomes a partisan[adjourn ...