... set- Paf,iam nfc IrTsii members 111 and , the Catholic that ih* rf ,ved to stan(J and say fai> nf 6 Catholics of Great Britain should have fazj play. and t end even their forced admit that, after all Catholics hu'ilf . Warned for insisting that schools lilt ...

... somewhat disappointed by the small audience, but they had to accountifor that by the counter-attractions (Roman Catholic and anti-Roman Catholic lectures) which were being held that evening in the Co-operative and Town Halls respectively. They had not the ...

... consideration of legislation affecting the vital interests of Irish Protestantism, aye, and the highest interests of Irish Roman Catholics, I would ask you to consider this great principle. Alas! in dealing with my beautiful country the principle of expediency ...

... which an eminent cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church furnishes. Cardinal Bellarmin© is quoted as follows in the second and revised edition of a Short History of the Catholic Church in England,” published the Catholic Truth Society (p. 306: 1897): “1 declare ...

... afflict the race; Truth —not “Catholic” Truth any more than “Catholic” Science, but simply Tbuth, open, unfettered, carrying conviction the moral judgment of men everywhere, and all times. This is the only really Catholic Truth —Truth which may be universally ...

... , and to delay, to limit and every measure of reform deimrtided the people. There were, for example, rhe Bill for Catholic Emancipation, Jewish Disabilities., Reform of a Barbarous Law - Extension of Franchise, Purity of Elections, the Ballot Act, and ...

... quoted from the “Roman Catholic Emancipation Act,” 10 G c. 7, s. 26, as follows:—Penalty on Roman Catholic Ecclesiastics Officiating or Wearing Robes except in their usual places of worship or in private houses. —If any Roman Catholic ecclesiastic, or any ...

... AN OLD SUPPORTER THE CATHOLIC PROCESSION. see Grant has been talking a lot of nonsense about the procession and the illegality of it. He evidently does not know or understands the law of Great Britain on the subject. Let me enlighten him a little. (1) ...

... intention of preventing Roman Catholic procession. Did not the Roman Catholics openly challenge all and sundry to come down to the Chapel gate, but the bold procession preventers declined the invitation, and evacuated the ‘Roman Catholic quarters, and marched ...

... principle of every piece of progressive legislation of the last hundred years. Who will say that in all those transactions the Catholics do' not perform their share ? In tlie malt ter of patronising those high sourc:s of revenue, i.e.,‘‘tlie pubs, there are ...

... introduction of Popish chdplains into army, navy, etc.. 9th, opening of offices in the state closed against Roman Catholics by Catholic Emancipation Act; 10th, overthrow of Act securing the Protestant succession. Now, these are almost accomplished fact. The ...

... the Ejection ‘granted these evils:' but you find “betti everywhere; they ar© iacidental to the Prosperity of every country, Catholic as well 48 Protestant.’ I answer that this is not I’rue. Even though it were it would not improve the case of England where ...