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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-04 00:00:00

El trraturr,

VARIE,'I'IES.

An Irishman swearing the peace ag

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xmcl ad ed

.—" And the deponent further sent for by her Majesty. After a long conference, his
with, that, the only one of his children who showed him
lordship received her Majesty's commands to form a go-
any real affection was his youngest, Larry, for he never
vernment, and on Wednesday we were inundated with
struck him when he was down !"
- —John Stanley, an omnibus driver, was rumours as to the probable members of the Stanley Go-

COINCIDENCE

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ssummoneduete or
street Police-cot.

Mr . B

Marlborougn-

vernment

'uesd as

!t, on a
Disraeli

ge of having

It appears that within a few hours of the delivery of

iiriven hi
Regent-s

veh;ele was upset. A
;ray, deposed that the

Lord John Russell's statement in the Commons, a final
interview took place between his lordship, Lord Aberdeen,
and Sir James Graham, the result of which was the aban-
donment of an attempt to patch up a coalition ministry.
It is conffdently stated that the chief cause of difference
between Sir James and Lord John was the Papal Aggres-
sion Bill, with which the right hon. baronet declared it

119. and

brougl
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ler witness named

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,urned.

that

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atal, caused by the
,sing at the time.

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FOR THE PEOPLE i
C of

Bxperi
the Sat

!uador has

f great importance.
he form of an ob-

to are very

lad, 16

being ma

came in

Khan, a fine young
,00raunee Municks,

was his fixed determination to have nothing to do.
The Queen then desired the Earl of Aberdeen to under-

mess a
the lay

take the formation of a cabinet ; but this task was de-
clined by the noble earl on the ground of want of Parlia-

his fathe

mentary strength to carry on such a government. Lord
Stanley was then again sumw.oned-to the Palace, and then
consented to form an administration. What took place

in consequence, on the following day, we give in the
words of the Times of Thursday :

to a lad
plied. n

does it signi
:ed ?" He r

y killed four, but father
accustomed to t

s state

cf3vsterday_ffedpesiay

the commencement of the minis

activity in the Tory camp,

oom witl

the sixth day since

t was tt

coned to terminate this suspense of the State. Already a
regnant inference might be drawn as to Lord Stanley's opi-
lion of his Protectionist-supporters and of his ultimatechances

respect-

invited io join

THE CE

:e of Secretary of S

ment with tilt
Lord Canning has official experien

whicl

certainly,

le is well knoWn as

led to was

,f the hea

,ee the I of the last Governmen'

travel!

rst step, therefore, the Protecti
onist leader dropped the cause
• - . • • -!e to one
the fore-

ue, Cloudless izure of :Si

e Tory (

'n
Affairs.
and Par-

rm adherent to the free.l rade polic

N Doi

,r-eyes, the
ma sail out

At eleven o'clock

Robert. Peel's lieutenar_ts

noon Mr. Gladstone reached LOTICIOII, an.. _
diately took place between him and Lord Stanley
wo o'clock, the result of this meeting had trans
'-^own that Mr. Gladstone also declined to join
,lion. From that moment th
perate, for it was not to the
nist benches that Lord S'

Robert Peel

It was confid
anlev wou!d o

at the attempt proved

'ICIV 1111
Already, at all this with the glory of Him who Made him, or in any way to
red, and it hallow or consecrate such a manifestation of man, by taking
as openly to • give to the Lord the honour due unto his
ppear to have crossed the imagination, or
red into the contemplation of the promoters of the under-
Yet, if the exhibition shall be set out and carried
with this apparent disregard of things sacred and of

undertaking I name,' does not a

:acitv had 1 taking.

;lit him to look for the substance of an administration or im
:h he should be the head. We know not to what extent the Supreme, its resemblance to Mebuchadneizar's pride and
or Beresford and Mr. Disraeli have shared in his delibera- Belshazzar's feast will be too striking not to cause reasonable
s, but it deserves to be observed that this was the first se- uneasiness to those who believe the Scriptures, who fear God,
s attempt to reconstitute the Conservative party by a re- who love their country, and desire the preservation and well-
' - I,Ptween Lord Stanley and some, at least, of the being of that gracious person who has been called to preside
over its councils. To entertain such a fear, and not to seek to
-3 ~inse of it, would be so manifest a dereliction of

duty, especially in one holding the position towards the (Wen
qtly expected on Thursday that Lord and the nation which it is my lot to do, that, whether what I
tain the materials out of which to con- say shall find response in your royal highness's heart or not, I