... defi:ri&:ion, and now the number in thefe Societies was ftated to amount to 100,000. Had a Parliamentary Reformation and Catholic Emancipation been earlier held forth, much of the exifting danger ms:}t have been preveated, and the queftion now difcuffed there ...

... we lhould be 011 our guard when we liften to the florid fpeeches of the Brother Orator, and his .congratulations 011 the emancipation from fuperftition and oppreffion, which will in a fhort time be effedtuated the Chevaliers Bienfaifants, the Ph'dalethes ...

... inimical to reform in England, his objections, far as regarded Ireland, were entirely obviated—and, infifted, that reform and emancipation were effential to the peace and tranquillity of Ireland. His Lordlhip concluded by moving—■ hat an humble addrefs prei'ented ...

... which cafe, they might laugh at any invafion from France. The ulchief grounds of conciliation, he considered an to be Catholic Emancipation, and Parlia- ng mentary Reform. He concluded with mov- ing for an Addrefs to the Lord Lieuten- :rs ant, Rlating, ...

... Lord-hip) any fenlible enlightened man, and of rcfpeftability, of the Roman Catholic pcr- ft_a£on, ?? whom he had converfed, wifti for what is called Catholic Emancipation, r.or any perfon of any other defcription, fo gifted — an advocate for what ...

... have been fet on foot by the Catholics to endeavour to poffefs themfelves of the Government ; in confequence ofwhich it is thought part of their in- dulgences will be taken away. — They have long been crying out for emancipation and reform, in wiiich many ...

... and 1648, at the &\>i' * - War years, kV f rat ' on °f the twelve V-f.j, 1:, Holland and Spain, | divided, in its prothe Catholic and °fEurope, regulated VU u:i y» reduced the i 'Ht.' ' attd that i-' ' !(1 1-ifition Alface, '■Km '•'> .V' Cn Anarchy, ...

... 1791 — their objects and fur- ther progrefs — it ft.tfr*s that there was the fulled evi- dence to ft-Car, that while Catholic emancipation and Pailiamentary reform weie the olieniible objects held forth to the eyes of Government, and thofc in any de- gree ...

... 'of to propagate the fyltem. 'It appeared diftinflly your Committee that the fiale pretexts Parliamentary reform and Catholic emancipation were found ineffectual for the t'cJudlion of the people that province, and therefore the cmifTaries of who had undertaken ...

... Leinfter, Munfter, and Cor.naught care the value of this pen, or the drop of ink it contains, fur Parliamentary Reform or Catholic Emancipation ? — At I am fure they do not ; but they wiih much to be relieved from the payment of tythes. j^ How do you account ...

... from the confefiion of tome of the leading and notorious traitors engaged in this conspiracy, that what they termed Catholic emancipation and Parliamentary reform were confidered as the fureit mean* of accomplilhing their rebellious projects, vour Committee ...

... has been clamoroufly and oblHnately aflerted by the Heads of Oppofition in that country, and here, for Reform and Catholic Emancipation. We trufl: and hope, that the latter meant more than what they faid in their reiterated and turbulent harrangues ; ...