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... Church n ever manifested the slightest alarn, nor has any cause of alarm s ever been apprehended by its Ministers. Besides the Arme- j nians, there are in that country sects Who call themselves the a United Greek Church; ind I will call yoatr Lordships' atten- ...
... over conduct ; and knew the vast r,wer oiver thle opinions of the Catholics possessed by the Cs- i, 1 Priest, who wats still armed with thle power of confession ,I ccurntounlication. T~ie l).ssetnters must know, if the eccl e- -t ca ower of the Church of ...
... wasquietly & legally on bervoyage.ThePetitionerscnmplained inparticular, that theshtip Gaspar, we understond, wes plundered by an armed ship, and her crew turned loose in South America. The third Petition was a case of individual hardship; it came from the Crm- ...
... antd en- lightened mind. (hearh, hear!) I-li, too, was srt advocate, tistugh its as more copious may, for securities. AMr. Grattan, too, in stasilar terms, supported the expaediecny of sectirities. Still ftntitaer, I may refer to a noble lord ( Lard Holltind) ...
... together. to Mr. John Clode, proprietor of the Castle Inn, stated that the n- deceased, before he met his death, had been sitting in the coffee- ii- room, talking with Colonel Grey. His Lordship's attention was ws directed to Sir John Ogilvy, who had had ...
... Henry Casenier, a- of the City of London, respecting the French Claims.-Ordered be to be printed. id CATHOLIC CLAIMS. n- Sir JOHN BRYSDGES presented a Petition from the Rev. it Sir Harcourt Lees, of Black-rock, Dubslini, Bart., against fur- a- ther concession ...
... believed) detayed, might be expected. Upon the otber subject he alse pronised to make similar Inquiries. STATE OF PORTUGAL. Lord JOHN RUSSELL, seeing the Ktight Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Secretary Peel) in lirs plase, rose to ask a question, which ie considered of ...
... the prisomers, who are said L os halve been armed, and assisted by the morks of a nwighbourr- ,2 ing convent, to break out of prison. Toe attempt was frus- ;f rh tea'cd The inhabitrnts flo.ked to receive arms in greater AtSI nims bers than could be supplied ...