The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25 00:00:00

Lord A

had made in
he had great

was sorr

anon hin

and improper manner

assailed. Lord DUDLEY ST

Lord PA_LMERSTON, and insisted that he ought to have
been the new War Minister. Mr. S. HERBERT insinuated

his complaint as to

diminished dignity with which his

colleagues had compelled him to invest his official status.
Indeed, so " multiform and mixed" were the pretensions
advanced and the demands made by the heterogeneous
gathering, that the bewildered Chronicle in very despair
exclaims ".4 Ministry which should conform to Mr.
HORSMAN'S standard of orthodoxy and of Whig exclu-

elude Lord PALMERSTON as secretary
vent, would still be far from having

for the war di

satisfied al
adds, " w

onclusion it plaintively

s, the ministers
1 advantage, have assumed a bolder

ircumstan

might, perhaps

and a higher tone

As the unanimity of the meeting was
bvionsly independent and in-

becoming more and more
dividual, or rather as

~ The mirth and fun grew fast and furious."

Mr. VINCENT SCULLY, seizing an opportunity, clapped
his everlasting wet blanket of tenant-right in Ireland
g. This was the signal for a general
I.h;^ 'propping off

sputed possession of
in parliam

the mates
the days w

ent since

de Harold sun

The greatest bore upon the floor,
Was little Cam-house hobby 0,

Or a ditty to a similar tune,

On Tuesday night ministers triumphed on two divisions
by "a glorious majority of one" in each case, and were
beaten on a third. In the instance last alluded to, Mr.
JOHN GREENE, the verdant member for Kilkenny; sue-
ceeded in extorting from the house, in opposition to the
ministers, a committee to investigate the merits of a new-
Hedged scheme of printing reform, a sort of WARNER'S
long range applied to the art of printing, in which range
the honourable member possesses a pecuniary interest.
The scheme proposes to effect for a farthing what now
its 9. shilling, and-the Kilkenny representative insists
on the opinion of a parliamentary committee as to the
Propriety of Prosecuting such a scheme ! It seems to be
now doubtful whether any member of the constitutional
party will take the trouble or incur the responsibility of
farther drawing the ministerial
-frailties from their dread abode,
than they have already done during the present session.
It is generally felt,. and very generaw_y admitted, that to
subject the administration to greater humiliations than
~p already heaped on themselves, would be to
respectability in the eyes of Europe;
mot be denied that to trample on a
• a triumph. Dreading
atened, the ministry had re-
lg. of Monday last ; and the
't is whispered, allow them
-year such laurels as may
1.1 No opposition has

peril the national
and farther, it a

to achie'

e is nc

such an expos,

,ble meet;

course to

Conservative leaders w
to reap such advantage
be gathered from the

offered

.cti:which have
The

been genera

atters of routine,

Speaker's closing dinner tai
August: Lord Joltic is to ask
£3,000,000, to which it is ui
sition, if any, will be made :

serious of

v about

whitebait

inquisit

.inters will be

ation, pe,i.

gether.
I alluded

eceased

anskilful

cessful surgica.
Vie Prrva 1 FrPe

a painfu

uutauunation, caused by an opera-
formed by Mr. THOMAS WEEDON