...the Roman Catholic prelates, held in Dublin the 17th, 18th, and 19th of January, 1799, to deliberate on a proposal from government, of an independent provision...with their doctrine, discipline, or just principles :-r- \ It was admitted, that a provision through government for the Roman Catholic clergy of this kingdom,...

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...1799, a very artful proposal had been made by Government to the Roman Catholic Prelates of Ireland of an independent provision for the Roman Catholic Clergy of Ireland, under certain regulations, said not to be incompatible with their doctrine, discipline, or just principles. It was admitted by...

...the Roman Catholic Prelates held in Dublin , the 17th, 18th, and 19th of January, 1799, to deliberate on a proposal from Government, of an independent provision...under certain regulations, not incompatible with their doctrines, discipline, or just influence — It was admitted that a provision, through Government,...

...invocation of the Divine Spirit to direct it in its proceedings, an unanimous resolution was passed, that a " provision through government for the Roman...competent and secured, ought to be thankfully accepted." They did not stop here. They took into their consideration another proposal of still greater import,...

...resolutions of the Irish prelates in 1799, in favour of the Veto." The first and second of these are, " That a provision, through government, for the Roman...clergy of this kingdom, competent and secured, ought thankfully to be accepted." — " That in the appointment of the prelates of the Roman Catholic religion...

...Dublin, the 17th, l-di and HHh of January, 17У9, to deliberate on a proposal from Government, for an independent provision for the Roman Catholic clergy...under certain regulations not incompatible with their doctrines, discipline, or just influence, — it was admitted, — " That a provision, through Government,...

...Catholic prelates was held in Dublin to take the proposals into consideration, when it was agreed that " under certain regulations, not incompatible with their doctrine, discipline, or just principles, a provision through government for the Roman Catholic clergy of this kingdom, competent and secured,...

...appointed, is just and ought to be agreed to" — this statement was accompanied with an admission, "that a provision, through government, for the Roman...competent and secured, ought to be thankfully accepted." To prevent any undue infringement either on the discipline of the Church or on the influence which...

...Dublin on the 17th, 18th, and 19th of January, 1799, to deliberate on a proposal from Government for an independent provision for the Roman Catholic clergy...under certain regulations not incompatible with their doctrines, discipline, or just influence — it was admitted: " That a provision through Government...