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... accomplish. I have told your ambitious object to you already. I now tell it to you again — you want to be the granter of Catholic Emancipation. If you could but do that which all your predecessors could not do, you would wear the garland which never yet was ...
... friends tor him, resist this complicated accusation of general falsehood, and perfidy to friends— treachery to the Roman Catholics— and most unconstitutional and ungrateful delusion of the Sovereign ? There arc men, no doubt, who might slight such charges ...
... in the privileges of the oppressor. As a pruof of the feeling existing among Protestant dissen- ters in favour of Catholic emancipation, he would men- tion the fact, that at a meeting held iv the i.orough, at which 11(1 ministers belonging to the three ...
... s affected love of parliamentary re! he flung it to the winds, under the pretence of ell. Catholic emancip-tion ; and yet he had formerly sabl all the Catholics were rogues, and only wanted to g ...
... thrown the Roman Catholic question, as well as parliamentary reform, overlxiard. Brilliant hopes had been held out to the Roman Catholics ; but those hopes must be disappointed, when the most strenuous advocates of the Roman Catholic cause were found ...
... from any further protraction of the question), that the Catholic Emancipation shall not only not be considered a cabinet mea- sure, but that he will neither promote the cause of the Roman Catholics directly or indirectly. Mr. Canning stands publicly pledged ...
... favour of Catholic Emancipation. This statement has received an unqualified contra- diction. The ministers in question met to discuss the propriety for petitioning for the repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts, and not Catholic Emancipation. Had they ...
... tholic emancipation, as it was culled, let them look back juul see what Mr. Pitt's opinions really were. Mr. Pitt ?? nothing of Roman Catholic rights (cheers). Thut great man was de: irons that as muny conces- (.ions should be made to tbe Catholics as could ...
... and the cutting of throats,— or the apology will be below contempt. The conduct of this execrable coalition, touching the Catholic question, cannot be sufficiently repi-ba,te4. Mr. Canning stated in parliament in tha present ses- sion, that if the Catholip ...
... importation of fo- reign corn. — Ordered to lie on the table. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. Lord KENYON presented a petition from Nor- thamptonshire against any further concessions to the Roman Catholics.— Laid on the table. RECIPROCITY DUTY. The Duke of RUTLAND presented ...
... professed hii iself a friend to Parliamentary Reform aad Catholic Emancipation ; but expressed bis entire dissent from the principles of the present spuricHu. race ol Whigs Since I am not a Catholic, hiiice I cannot see with the enligh tened ?? of either ...
... bear.) It was the con- sciousness that such a ministry was now in existence that had led the Catholics of Ireland to suspend their claims for emancipation for the present, and to trust for redress to the justice and wisdom of those in powpr. It was the ...