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< teiv # M iti ^ thicfe a F rtfMteti r pyp il ? 8 , jN& j Mte the Protestant s ^ vaKtibfpi Cilhol ic master may bfive ^ tetise arms ? Q , Whether a
Catfcolic \ , having ' cofofor iff ** to the Protestant religion % ami afterwards returned to the Catholic faith , ;( o ^* m tegal pkifa ^ nc ^ ^ a rrihpsed Papi $ i ) j is entltfctf to
pfitrtak <* of the relief granted to . Cathpjicg , iff the remedial statutes finitt : 177 ^ to this day , upon the termsof qualification prescribed to all othft Catholics ? iO , Wbe * tier ai > y assembly of Catholics
riiay appoint a . select nutnber of Jifct ^ eC j ^ rsoiis , for ^ the s&le and &o ## ifidc purpose of preparing and- presenting a ! petjtijB > n to the throne or to parliament , pt&rtitog
the repeal of the penal laws which aggrieve them ? . : ^ TTW ^ last question i ? of recetrt origin : having been started m IJftJflj ? by the disGrtety temperate , axid hberal administration of the
Duke of Richmond . It has employed and perhaps exhausted all the vigour of the Irish gpwtn * ment , during nearly t \ x ^ ta $ fc iNrtf 5
years . T ^ relve ^ rivycounseH 4 rs > the chancellor , judges «* # tbfe king ' s bench , attorney and solicjtpr-fieneral , have vehemently preyed for a construction linfa-
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vourablp t ^ tli ^ rigli lft ^ crf ^ petitioj ^ i ngv On the other i hand ^ several of the triost learned and in < Jejxen dent judged and b ^ rris ter ^ of Ire . lanij vfevoup * tfce opposite cod . struction . The gEeai Lord Jgw r
kine , too , ^ perhaps the * first n ^ thorily in the ^ empire upon suehift question ,-has uneqijivoeally < : on * dertmed the construction attempt . ed by the Irish government . Xhe ; learned ; and coustitoti onal ; fSir
Arthur Pigot and Sir Samuel Romilly concur with him . ¦ , lioi ' ds ; Eldon and Ellenborough ( thouglt called upon in Parliament ) raarntained an expressive silence ^ which ; left roona for no doubt of . tbcir
dissent from the Irish Ceurt of King ^ Bench . i ii v After aW expenditia-e ^ f gO ^ OOOt of public moneyr » great public agitation , and irritating contra
versy , this question remaipstf ^ kuc sub judic <* It is . in regular process through the Irish law courts ^ in the ( shape of actiops , at tbe suit of certain arrested Ca ^
tholics against William Dovfoes Esq . ( Chi ^ f Justice of the ; Irisk King ' s Bench ) for an arrest aad false imprisbftment ^ under aao illeg ^ l warrattWani M fiaayt itltiniately receive it ^ cjecisio ^ m $ * ffiMm ^ l&ti ' * . wi * ¦ ' " 'i & " ¦ ' ' Jill .. - ^ t . 1 M ^ s ^ kr , ; •;¦ - ftia ^ r > Y ~^ f \\ -ft
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1812, page 674, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1754/page/14/
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