... Russia—and though we may find the people in these conntries either enjoying a limited degree of liberty, overwhelmed with slavery, or sunk l>cneath the iron yoke of despotism, still we cannot perceive, that the people in any of these countries are divided ...

... from authentic documents of this description, vain, then, indeed, and des- perate would be the attempts to perpetuate their slavery. He (Mr. Brady) had the honor of being requested to propose tbe Rev. Mr. Lynch and Count M‘Auley, as members of the Association ...

... subjects. Hoping thar your Honourable House will take into your serious consideration the to which the C wretched state of slavery unjustly chain atholics of this Realm are so long and so ed down, and that you will generously burst the fette Ts that 80 ...

... Ireland's worst enemies. When the intention of some of the influential gentry of that country, to relieve it from the yoke of slavery'under which it groaned, was first announced at the Association, the intelligence was hailed with an acclamation worthy of ...

... that having rescued them from the galling yoke o that these favours were granted exclusively tc rebels with open arms, and slavery, now flies to protect them from what he The very next Session of Congress, cartridges and 12 cru very justly considers to ...

... public profession regret that the power who declared war against llitir freedom was no longer in existence perpetuate their slavery ; but those persons do not know of what stuff ihe Cork Catholics are made; they are, in the strictest sense of the word, ...

... effectually as to add a golden lustre to Eng and s glory, by comniemorului the year 1827 as the one in which the fetters of slavery, oppression, and lation, were totally struck off the arms of Roman Catholics. And your Petitioners will ever pray.” PETITION ...

... Lordships’ unanimously agreed. mitigation of slavery. . Th* Marquis of presented Petitions from Burford and its vicinity, in the County of Oxford, from Hendon, in Wiltshire, and from Chobham, for mitigation of Slavery. CATHOLICS. Tne Marquis of Lansdown said ...

... the Protestant Bishops, fearing the downfal of episcopal splendour, had interposed and endeavoured to doom them to eternal slavery. He recommended all who were favourable to the Catholic cause to read the splendid harangues of Mr. O’Connell and Mr. Shtil ...

... the people from the dominion of furious bigots, who held the bodies aud souls of the |x>or people in Ireland in absolute slavery.— Hehopcdlheir Loidslii|ts would take the Petitions should then have the honour to present to them into their serious con ...

... instructed his constituents to support this petition. Mr. C. Palmer presented a Petition from Chetham, in Surrey, against Negro Slavery. The same Hon. Member presented Petition from the same place, praying that the Catholic claims may not conceded by the Legislature ...

... if the Scriptures were to disseminated only at meetings of •gentlemen and ladies, who should attack and couple Popery and Slavery, he was at •a loss see how that would promote the cause of the established church—how pure religion and Christianity could ...