... be a majority of from sixteen to twenty in favour of the Roman Catholics ! The call • of the House, •, which stood for yesterday, was not enforced. The presentation of Catholic Anti-Catholic petitions occupied three hours previonsly to Sir F. Burdett rising; ...

... a member of a Cabinet, the head of which was ,known to be favourable to Catholic Emancipation. He was not prepared to experience the same sentiment measure of Catholic Emancipation, yet he would pref er that the author of that speech, although on the ...

... Will Mr. Canning take this view of the tion ? If he do not, how long does he calculate that Emancipation will keep Ireland quiet Besides, Catholic Emancipation will be most difficult to carry from the hostility of the people in general with many of their ...

... that when other Catholics held those places fires were lighted in Smithfield, and should Catholics hold them again, nobody knows how many pious Protestants might not waste their tallow on the desert ground. Catholic Emancipation is the cry of the ...

... Lord Chancellor. The Master of the Rolls (Copley) made a High Church speech on the Catholic question, and therefore cannot well co-operate with the Catholic Emancipation Cabinet of Mr. Canning; besides which, there was some rather anti-social squabbling ...

... from the Anti-Bread Tax Association, No. 2 and :34, against the Corn Laws. A number of petitions for and against Catholic emancipation were presented. THE CONSOLIDATION AND AMENDMENT OF THE CRIMINAL LAW. Mr. Secretary PEEL said that the motion with 'which ...

... only holding their offices as . trustees, who were-to be brought in alliance to bear on the important question of Catholic emancipation? He would tell his noble friend opposite, as 'well as the noble marquis, with regard to that great and important question ...

... from Armagh against the Catholic Claims, Earl MANVERS wished to trespass for a few moments on the House. Ile alluded to the formation of the new Go - vernment, and stated, that, believing its basis was founded on Catholic Emancipation, Which he had opposed ...

... offices were to be filled by the Whigs, he declared, that unless the new colleagues of the Ministry brought forward Catholic Emancipation within a week, they would have abandoned their principles, and deserted their duties. This gentleman, who is a relation ...

... CATHOLIC CLAIMS. Lord FARNIIAM 'said he had to piesent to their LorAships three petitions against further concessions to the. Roman Catholics. Ordered to lie on the table. The noble Lord then presented a petition to the same effect, Eigned by 7,000 of ...

... country; the great principle of religious freedom is in view—among the rest, Catholic Emancipation ;- and give me leave to say, I am no particular advocate for the Catholics, I am an 'advocate for all men's civil rights—and one great principle is, that ...

... at present go, equa l office to the Catholics and the Protestants. A few seats in the Lords and Commons, and a few silk gowns at the bar, would do little to remedy the real evils of Ireland. Catholic Emancipation, as it is called, might conduce to ...