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"I think the king was right," said Paget passionately "Rebellious

subjects are worse than open enemies like the French"

"My lord, you ree with your opinions Was

the king right to give a government to the Canadians at this precise

time? What can his Protestant North-Ans the hundred thousand Catholics of Canada against their

liberties? It is intolerable; and the king was mobbed this afternoon in

the park, on the matter As for the bishops who voted the Canada bill,

they ought to be unfrocked"

"Mr Hervey, I beg to remind you that my uncle, who is of the see of St

Cuthbert, voted for it"

"Oh, it is notorious that all the English bishops, excepting only Dr

Shipley, voted for ith America! I hear that they anticipate an

hierarchy there when the country is conquered And the fight has begun

at home, for Parliament is dissolved on the subject"

"It died in the Rohed Hyde, "and left us a