Catholic Emancipation Debate Highlights Bill’s Dissent
Debates in the House on the Catholic Bill center on whether Catholics should enter Parliament and hold high state offices. Speakers warn of risks to Protestant supremacy and caution against Jesuit influence, while supporters push for broader toleration and legal protections for Catholic worship and civil rights.
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Commons
Order of the Diy
Parliam
Catig
Reubishop
Dublimn
Midland
Mintus
Burke
Ireland
Tie Bilfassé
Sionvy-house
Sicily
England
Cathol
Poussia
France
Spain
de Troy
Tilf
Locke
Somers
William
Whitbread
Jon, Gentlemain
Catholic Board
Cork
Mr. W
Alasar
Bia
Breland
Chaddleman
Thcre
Clarendon
Efhaan Ao
DAL
Elys
Bbc Leen
Menta Reese
Uke
Catholigs
Guevnet
Gar
J.C. Marysley
Baronet
Beronet
Luure
Crem
de C. Wgppieley
Catiu
House of Comemons
Vasianenutury Meade of
House of Commins
Rips Fox
Tauss
John Nichol
Imvercae Parliament Lords Lords in Motion and Motions
The Lords in the Lords communicated a message from Earl of Minto about the capture of Ja Vite and other reports of naval successes. Debates touched on conduct and perseverance of commanders, with remarks praising the successes and urging proper publication in the Lords.
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Bonvay
Halingke
Walter
Earl of “Derby
Nachester
Saserset
Duke of Devonserire
Derby
Knaresborough
Caesterfield
Ducinauts
Apany
Axx
J. Gnawa
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James Roche
Dill
Eure
Bharge
Ull Peti
Arnhill
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Parliament