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treachery

and comprised of adventurers who have sacrif

their principles and their

,fessions in order to

and front of the offending in position

turpitude is the renE

ade PREMIER, who accepted

tood. All hi
tion. He wa

WELLINGTON

Ake no concession

to the demand for Reform. In 1835 he was

had been sent for from RomE

lcuities 0:

ministration

was again Foreign Secretary in 1841, when Sir
ROBERT PEEL was brought in purposely to resist

iree-traders to repeal the

the attempts of t
Corn-laws and equalise the Su,

*ar Duties

having joined him 'in his treacherous betray
the cause which he was pledged to support, ret

with him in 1846. We may pass over his minor

of nearly seventy, not grown wiser by experience,
but falsifying all his past professions, and yet in
the presence of Parliament pretending that he had
undertaken a responsibility for which he was never
y I fitted by ability or temper, in order to render

Liberalism Conservative. Where are the proofs ?
When Lord. ;Tonic RUSSELL, in one of his paroxysms
of Protestant zeal, with which he is sometimes
afflicted, told the Romanist members of the House
of Commons the plain truth in good norvniic Sarnri

40c11L/11,
that they were disloyal traitors, ever teaching sedi-
tion, and rendering good government in Ireland im-
possible, three of the underlings of the Ministry took
offence, and for once in their lives practised the
virtue of resignation. But how did our constitu-
tional PREMIER receive the insolent missive ? Did
he do as any reasonable man would have done,
accept the resignations, and readily seize the oppor-
tunity of repairing the mistake which he had com-
mitted, in entrusting office to those who had ad-
mitted that a charge of sedition applied to them
He had neither the courage nor the honesty to
pursue a manly course, but, in the consciousness
that the appointment of such allies was to purchase
the votes of the Romish Brigade, wrote to his
ry underlinzs with crin,' -vilify. •diated

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children Christianity, because some insolent Romish the Protestant sentiments of his colleague, and
priest claims them for his flock ; and these same gained his base purpose by inducing them to re-
teachers of superstition are admitted to our hos- main. No marvel, then, that with the leaders of
pitals, gaols, and poor-houses, under the pretence the two Houses of Parliament at open variance,
of imparting religious instruction, as if Romanism the settlement of the question between Russia and
were another form of Christianity, instead of its Turkey has nrovpd a nrcitraptpd affair ria,.lv.;Th-,.

direct antagonist, its believers denyin

commerce, and involving serious loss even by the
delay. In order to gratify his ORLEINIST predi-
lections, and vent his spleen against Louis NAPO-
LEON, he sided with Russia until he found himself

that bought them, and transferring their adoration
to a mortal whom they impiously and blasphe-
mously deify as the QUEEN of HEAVEN.

In our own town we have had evidence, within the
last few days,of the means by which Rome is seeking
to extend her influence, and enslave the souls and
bodies of all who are deceived by her blandisments.
This mock cardinal, Mr. WISEMAN, has been deli-
vering a pretended scientific lecture, and augment-
ing the funds for Romish purposes, by the
contributions of curious Pr

In a minority in ins own Cabinet, and the pressure
from without compelled him to surrender; but in
the mean time Russia gained her object, by occupy-
ing the Danubian principalities. Such is the Earl
of ABERDEEN, the nominal head of the Coalition

Ministry, and yet for this man, whom history will

require a new style of language adequately to de-
_ _ _

he services a

paid for admission to behold his red stockings as

DERBY

There is no evil, however, without its