... is said, to P call a general meeting of the inhabitants, for the pur_ a pose of petitioning Parliament in favour of Catholic emancipation. Lord Archibald Hamilton has obtained leave to bring in a bill to increase the powers of the Small d Debt Court from ...

... Corporation bE and Test Acts. ...

... the Noble ?? is ;i notets be cotinidered as bearing at all, either one way o, other, uil _&the main question' of Catholic emancipation. The violent partisans of the Brunswick ,Clubs, however, hail it as a subject of exultation and tri- umpph ; while ...

... with their pats on the Catholic question. The Hin. P. B. Pellew, Cap- taln R.N., eldest son of Lord Exmouth, has vacated bis- e seat for the Duke of Northumberland's borough of-Laun. ceston, refusing to vote for Catholic emancipation, which y his grace supports ...

... the le Commissioners appointed to cornpnsate the pro,- ti it prietors of estates in the West Indies forthegra- is k dual emancipation of their slaves. This sum, bow- ,r ever, is but 1 a drop in the ocean.' If Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence is gone on a short ...

... that , he, who resigned the Attorney Gezheralship rather f than obey the Duke of Wellington's mandate to frame the Catholic Emancipation bill, vas, not malde a Memuber of the Cabhipt. He irs at.eest as _ INrl, 6 of that honour'as Sir Edward Knatchhill; ...

... Mortimer O'Sullivan se- conded the resolution in a long speech, in which he assured his hearers, that the emancipation of the Irish Roman Catholics had been attended with the most disastrous consequences, and had been the means of checking the progress ...

... to the Irish Catholics. That pledge was afterwards fulfilled by the agitation of twenty-nine years-but only by the determi- nation which had echoed from within these walls -(Hear, hear.) By their own exertions they had achieved emancipation, and by their ...

... the meet- ingr on this topic, and lie himself. and many other noble persons present, expressed their conviction that Catholic emancipation was virtually carried on that day. Slt CitAnRLs BAGOT.-Tlse Kingston papers of the 9th instant sagy tlist Sir Charles ...

... an early pesiod, by the noble chairman, and such other Catholic noble- men and gentlemen as may please to attend:- '4 We your Majesty's dutiful and loyal subjects, pro. feessiag the Roman Catholic religion, strongly impressed with the importance of the ...

... from L.T9, 10s. to L.40. The num- ber of votes actually created is as yet bat a drop in the ocean towards the political emancipation of the masses by the aid of their own industry; butbefore five yearshavepassed away the above number will be augmented ...

... statement, published by a Limerick journal, that the Pope has conferred the dignity of a Cardinal on Dr Calien, the Roman Catholic Primate, and tbat Dr Kirby, President of the Irish Cullege at Home, has been ap- pointed coadjutor Bishop of Dromore-lMorning ...