... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. The stopping of the Eucharistic procession was raised by Lord Edmund Talbot, who rarely speaks. He asked for a removal of the Roman Catholic disabilities. Up shot Mr. Willie Redmond, who asked whether the Government would support ...

... CATHOLIC :EMANCIPATION-. Lord N.uoms . r rose to present a petition from the English Catholics; praying for relief from certain grievous civil disabilities to which they were well known to be subject. . The petition was 'signed by upwards of 10,000 persons ...

... present exactly Catholic—that is, riot with the exact sort of Catholicity that existed then. I thought you had said that your Church never chants: Certainly she does not. I only mean that the , Catholic State then governed the Catholic Church; but now ...

... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. Tbe Ordar the Day for the second reading of the Bill for the relief of t!>e Roman Catholics, being read, Mr, OocLBbDBN rose, and said that there was danger in, the course into which the House would be led the adoption of that Bill ...

... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. When we speak of the injustice of one country towards another, we should do well to bear in mind the position we forced upon Ireland, and which we relieved only in 1829 by the passing of the Catholic Emancipation Act. Until then ...

... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. Sir J. Newport presented a Petition, signed 2800 of the most respectable Catholics of Waterford, praying for Catholic Emancipation. The Right Hon. Baronet observed, that whether regsrded property or respectability, ...

... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. Mr. Whitbrbau »aid, held his hand a Petition, signed by eight ip'nr thuusanil Christians, every description, of all denominations, in fa. sour of the measure known by the iiame of Caihoiic Emancipation. It. was of the same nature ...

... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION This Day is published, price 3s. 6d. (Dedicated to His Royal Highness the P«:nc» of Wales) p EFLSCTIONS the POLICY and JUSTICE X\. ol immediate and general EMANCIPA TION the ROM \N CA PtIOLICS of Great liritain and Ireland, Hy Hie ...

... existed to Catholic Emancipation formerly. Hod been even formerly friendly to the Catholic claims, he thought recent circumstances proved that the present was not the proper time for concession. The Catholics had identified themselves with the ...

... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. The Bishop of BATH and WELLS said, that notwithstanding all he had heatd on a former night against the petition he had presented from the Archdeacon and Clergy of the diocese of Bath and Wells, he still felt it his duty to present ...

... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. The following curious and iaterelling Papers, purporting to be the fentiments on the Catholic Queilion of a Right Honourable Gentleman in this country, mid of a Noble Lord high in office in Ireland, have been handed out in Dublin ...

... tendency of the Catholic Religion, which will ever be at work in secret ? and why, instead of these fictitious safeguards for the Protestants, have not the Catholics been called upon to renounce their subjection to the Decrees of Roman Catholic Councils, which ...