... or access, and raised once above the sympathies and the alliances of the commonalty. * need but allude their vote Catholic Emancipation. Parlia mentary Reform. Corporate Reform, the Com Laws, and the question the removal of the Jewish Disabilities, evidence ...

... the Roman Catholic portion of the people of Ireland in politics and everything else. This is certainly far from the truth. There have been cases in which the priests canvassed and voted for a Protestant, while the majority of the Catholics in these c ...

... , 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 ...

... inteUlgenoa they had emancipated tboir country and their raoo ^ ( Load cheers . ) . AMACS- 0 'S • ESGUSS CATHOLICS . Mr Rcdmond afterwards spoke in fhe Grand Theatre , -ffhich was packed . In . tho course of hia speech he said : — Some . Catholic votes may go ...

... In the course of his speech he said some Catholic votes might. go against the concession of Home Rule for Ireland, but God forbid that, any Irish Catholic should so vote. (Hear, hear.) The English Catholics in this country had always been Vie most bitter ...

... discreditable record . Not only did they reject Catholic Emancipation Bills that had been passed ' three times in the Houso of Commons , but they rejected emancipation for the Jews seven times . They refused emancipation to the Nonconformists of . this country ...

... (Applause.) Is coscloth's) Sir Archibald said they hod fee many : year. stroujed for freedoms after a long fight they had emancipated thenwelves from a condition • of terviteS, bet he out think they would eras place themselves usder these beteditary peers ...

... and then submitted to the country, accepted by the country, carried by the House of Lords ; so, to, in the case of Catholic Emancipation, the Repeal of the Corn Laws, the disendowment and disestablishment of the Irish Church, and Yr Gladetone's proposal ...

... and thon submitted to the country, accepted the country, carried by the House of Lords ; so, too, in the case of Catholic Emancipation, the Repeal of the Corn Laws, the disendow ment and disestablishment of the Irish Church, and Mr Gladstone’s proposal ...

... Cambuslang The Polling Placos Low Blantyre School Stonefield High Blan-tyre School Hallside School Cambuslang School Stane Old Catholic School Newmains School Wishaw School Overton School Stonelaw School Stonolaw Rutherglen Academy Larkhall Shaws-burn School ...

... however. there was an appeal. e nunicated. to the Catholics of Banffshire. He trusted that Catholic community would he led astray by that appeal. Whoever might he responsible for it. it was not the Catholics there, or anyone connected with them, who had issued ...

... the bitterness and bigotry of the changeling then or thereafter; and in the far Western world worked amicably with Roman Catholics and Presbyterians for the great practical purposes of Christ's Kingdom upon earth. After some foreign travel and experience ...