... Boaan Caamlic Bishop of Eapboa , m tha cocaa of a , long letter to the meeting , wrose that >»» W & century after Catholic emancipation was wrung from . ths Sens , not from tiss justice , ci Parrnmrat , tSa Irish CalhoBcs were Etin by hw an inferior race ...

... who beyond all others has sung out to the wide heaven the deinentnl affections and passions of the human heart , and tho catholicity of this emotion is not disguised because the speech is Lowland Scots . Sometimes by a • nat unnatural revulsion ot feeling ...

... fresh Start ) and ' tho changes are rung Upon two or three doctrines of Protestantism , and the hatefulaess of certain Eoman Catholic doctrines , as if religious thought began and ended with a good understanding thereanent . His narrative is jerky and in ...

... l or ecclesiastical, are themselves nothing. is the spirit Ikbind them that matters. A Russian Emperor signed an edict emancipating millions serfs. Are the serfs any betUr otf? They are worse off. The Czar ccuid sign decree, but lie could not alter the ...

... and thin houses were the rule, the Scotsman critic facetiously suggesting to Murray the dramatisation of the Catholic emancipation debates, no doubt as being the only nieana of rendering the drama attractive to the ultra-ratiocinative intellects ...

... serious apology, far as it goes is found in the disturbed 'tale of the public mind in the early part of 1829. The Catholic emancipation agitation on the one hand. and the Burke and Hare exposure and trials on the other curiously combined to deprive the ...

... bill was the logical result of the progress of political feeling , and lliat it was contained in the womb of the Catholic Emancipation Act . He denied that it showed hostility to the principle ' of Church Establishment , and expressed his own opinion ...

... that, with one exception, the awards oi the Victoria Cross in this war have been associated with defeats. I*ev. Hit Human Catholic Archbishop of Edinburgh and St Andrews, and Metropolitan of Scotland, died at his I residence in yesterday. was appointed ...

... ( oreed oy this speech of the Prime Minister to recall the fact that it was not by conciliaaioa or dy loyalty that Catholic emancipation , Church reform , the Irish Liid Acts , or the Fran . causq were caLrricd ; aad Lord Salisbury Iwd made it pbtn Hat ...

... who pointed ( o tint state of matters u « taken th » t the Church was losing its hold on the ptoph , that intellect was emancipating iL « el ( trom iti t « ichiuz » , ' « nd thai the gita . 1 mtsa of the people vim . efwiy to IHTO . ( Uirthiny to do with ...

... yet they found , and we continue to find , how good a tiling it was tlnit the providence of God • led us to that great emancipation . ( Applause . ) | | But deeds not words must maintain this contention . What can a Church so situated be , what can it ...

... for Mohammedan and Hindoo girls . In many parts of India there was now a strong desire for female eduoafionand for the emancipation of women , and Hindoo men were anxious for tho education of thoir wives • and daughters . Tliair girls' schools in Bombay ...