Star.
London, England, 1829-01-19 00:00:00

. the nom*,
end to the security
the Catholics *etc
els.' sit hne Atid
e woris c n the sub.
he echoic's did not

on of that body. for
Ne 1, id not %re% mike
143 Ireland. professing.
mon, but using lan.
nidating. that he con.
nary revectabte Pro.
olic A4.ociation. He
hotic A .ocration was
*ace 01 Ireland at this
b4tinn). They taught
and hrlped the poet
re rich. It had been
It Ireland now living
'there was One law lot
. and the Honourable
km that Lord Redes.
hm Sir Thomas Leth.
Inds he supported the
he meeting had been
esult, for he had been
the prnple. and should
t the fileetings of this

I.P. for Somersetshile.
I have the honogr 4)f
y, thf.ugh not re,iding
a anted an opportoot-
atlng a large and
,tie.
me now, for I. stand
ighest in respectability,
.41. 1 never Isvforo save
liish apish exemplified;
11, to answer the Noble
1r that N ible Lord I

! know lii virtues and
n this great county ;
reve he is acting under
le Noble Lord has told
to the gentlemen Mho
I concede that he bee
it dictates, hui he is aa.
thebe realms; and I
ude, if you will do me
nt% he is w,rong. He
y to go iota bi•tory.
necessary, but I do not
sJ hiy feeeods, who call

I rather think it will
of oe us mere as wise as
,y were about, they had
have we ; and at ►heir
waation of Leland... 4
liber —(lMeer. heat )• I
if I e bad not admitted
, I shoo d hoiettinuil.t
tholic A sociation is op-
of tl a Constitution ; it
s I to ►ay it—my Lola
%hat ?—why, own
sches, am compelled
ably, as traitors to the
By the Constitution,
ire forbidden ,from
there is no statute law
law for it, that is the
r it ought to be—(Loud .
is Association, of which
tr, has endeavoured by
e peace and traitquilli‘y
fare levied taxes on the
it the sanction of Par-
the power of marshal-
squaJtons, to be, re-
quisi-..e—(Great uproar).
I though they ate utteefd
-(Hair). That Assoiii-
Ore in a nay the mpg
rat things cannot remain
rncil;ations, the Roman
dangerous to the S:ate,
mint sit danger...(itemle-
n nut be pst doss n_-
?aegis must be got Sid of
they have no right to
real friend s,againss their
t interest :4 the country
do not, they wilt be
). After noticing that
y Genets! for Ireland.
repressing -the C ►tholic
idge proceeded Az re-
hat the Carbolici never
Chinch; hut though they
terms, the whole of their
sod they say that outs is
get into Parliansent, she
;e ascendancy. Mother
trid of all stepmothers!
ourselves flora her mates--
he:4 on 8:1 punlic OCCA.
have notes here which
be at home, allay miles
s to come to a oecsirin.
case, I will rmclude by
;htly is assembling here,
are that the laws of Eng.
Los d Cheerinv).
arta). E Pt Lyon,. Esq•
.E q.,offered than:,
the notice of the Meeting.
cn had first caught
tly given place tat Mr.

its) said he was anxious
ling his deep donvictina
of conceding the Poman
tr). When w•e succeeded
proceeding to say—that
i strong and forcible lan-
cation he was firmly.
at-
nrcb. He (111 r. puller)
I. in supporting Catholic
Indere,' it would be con-
: Church *and the Con.
n's address there were

card amidst great uproar.
lirousof addressing them
his question, he hoped be
Iced that political poser
my to the Constittnioa of
s asserted they had ate-
uld be no other tlous the
adrch and the ascendancy
lad been t .14 that the Ro-
m the revenues of Om lrro-
wiseld do thqt; bat give
kouid hAvo in oppor
rheT bad beard the woo