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... of the French revolution, at which I did not attend, the compiny alfembled on the occafion only expretlrd their joy the emancipation of a neighbouring nation from tyranny, without intimating a defire of any thing more than fuch an improvement of our own ...
... eventually be productive of difcontents in this kingdom. To all Governors of Previnces, Alcaides, Juflices, ...
... altered, that, had the Houfe acceded to them, they would have given up not only, their newly acquired free trade, but their emancipated conllitu- tion and bound thenifeives once more by Britiih laws; they would have been no longer a Parliament, but a mere ...
... Anna de St Wis, by Mr Holeroft, 7 vols, it VS. 6d. The Scots Heircfi, .1 vols. ll s. Burkes Letter on admitting Roman Catholics to the E- lective Franchife. I s. 6 .!■ btIOPS'AND CF.IVjf.AITS IN TAI.V. To be LET by public roup. Within the Mafon Lodge ...
... Europe, the poor common people are ftudioufly kf*pt in the darkeft ignorance their tyrannic fuperiors. Were that time which in Catholic countries is devoted to abfurd fupsrftition, employed in the people, ignorance would foon be banifhed from among them. In ...
... the fubjeCt of certain apprehenfions which have arifen from propofed reftoration of Catholic rights. By William Todd Jones, Efq; with the declaration of the Catholic fociety of Dublin, and fome thoughts the politics Ireland. Theobald M'Ker.na, M. D. Bvo ...
... to avoid inrollment. In thefe afTcmblies, anothcridea was Itarted, that the Catholics had engaged to raife ic,oob rhen for his Majefly, on account of their late emancipation. Hence arofe an inftantaneous difiike to the Clergy, and their firft aft of violence ...
... General ; Mr Toler, Ihe Solicitor General ; and other Gentlemen, and havirg brought ina bill for the total emancipation of the Roman Catholics, &c. Mr Beresford immediately came to Loandon, and waited upon his Majefty, in confequence of which a Council ...
... embark for ?? t kingdom on Sunday next at fartheft. Wednefday, Baron Hulfey, Mcfi. Byrne a i Kcogh, as Delegates from the Catholics of die city of Dublin, were prtfentted to the Kino-, at St James's, bythe Duke of Portland, and nrelcnr.i the Addrefs which ...
... its being lent abroad, was literally made a bow c . We have ftrong reafons for believing, that the en. tire emancipation of the Roman Catholics in ] . land will not form any pr.rt of Earl Camden's ic- {.ructions in his future Government. Some c. 1 - cefiions ...
... Hood thus : The Catholics and Proteftants were united ; but there were fame perfons holding places in that country whom both panics deteHed, who wilhed to preferre their places Jo caofe a difonion between the Protectants ar.d Catholics. The Government ...
... hopes which minifters themfelves had raifed: The moil popular ineafures were be carried into effect, the entire emancipation of the Catholics was to take place, odious and inveterate abufes were to corrected and removed; but 110 fooner are fupplies granted ...