{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
The Cuth0fe QucStion.-During the scs-
sion Of the House Of Lords, ON the evening
Of the 25th. a large number of petitions were
presented, praying that no further conccs
sons may be made to the Irish Catholics
Among these, one was presented by the
Duke of York, from the Dean and Chapter
Of the Chapel of st. Georges, Windsor
/ The Duke took this occasion to avow his
fixed and determined purpose to persevere
in his opposition to those claims, in the fol-
lowing speech:--


His Royal Iighness the Duke of York.
hold in my hand a petition from the Dear
and Chapter Of the Collegiate Church Of St
George, Windsor, praying that no further
concession may be made to the Roman
Catholics. lam sure that any representa-