...for die greater part of its population, that of a sort of scmi-barbarism ; which not only keeps diat country in a depressed state, deprived, for the greater...perhaps necessarily, but since continued unnecessarily. Widi respect to die Catholics, widiout converting them, the only operation of diese laws has been to...

...subject. (D.) Page 70. Extract of a Letter from the Right Honourable W. Windham, . to Sir JC Uippisley, Bart. previous to the debate on the Catholic Question,...originally, perhaps necessarily, but since continued unneces-^ sarily. With respect to the Catholics; without converting them, the only operation of these...

...condition of Ireland is, for the greater part of its popula tion, that of a sort of semi -barbarism ; which not only keeps that country in a depressed state,...to have been altogether produced by the system of Jaws and government adopted originally, perhaps necessarily, hot since continued unnecessarily. With...

...permanent footing in Ireland ? The condition of Ireland is, for a greater part of its population, that of a semi-barbarism, which not only keeps that country...them, the only operation of these laws has been to brutalise and barbarise them, rendering them at the same time our enemies. Of these laws, the greater...

...but renders it, in the present circumstances of the world, a source of continued and imminent clanger to us. This depressed and disordered state seems to...them, the only operation of these laws has been to brutalise and barbarise them, rendering them at the same time our enemies. Of these laws, the greater...

...England should England itself be lost ? or how shall England be maintained if the French should get a permanent footing in Ireland ? The condition of...continued and imminent danger to us. This depressed and > Add. MSS. 37913!. 99. disordered state seems to have been altogether produced by the system of laws...