New-York tribune., 1875-03-06
the place he loved so well. and where. by his own

| the place he loved 80 well and where. by his own
express desire, his remains lie inferred" >.
INDEPENDENTLY of this restoration OF Eversiey, IL
| ia intended that bust of Mr.. Kingsley should DC
executed by Mr.. Woolner; one copy to DO pIaceu III
| Westminster Abbey, another in Cambridge Univer-
s;tv Of which he was 80 distinguished member
| Mr.. Woolner's name may presume to be known III
| America as that Of tho first OF living Ehphs"
artists in marble. He has consented to undertake
the work. This movement is scarcely IN so lof ""iu
state as the other but it is in the hands OF one OF
| two energetic friends of Mr.. Kingsley WHO Will
| leave nothing undone to insure its success. -,
To both these memorials il is hoped that some OF
Mr. Kingsleys many admirers and friends IN Amer
ioa will contribute Each committee expresses inc
same desire and presume subscribers Will 90 wen
to saw 70 which memorial they prefer to give'
plaoe has been chosen for the bust, wlthln inc
Henry VII Chapel and close to tho Dust Oh piS
friend Frederick Maurice. The article whlch tne
common friend of both. Mr. Hughes. has written on
Mr.. Kingsley is, am sorry to say. not to be puD-
lished at present. =,
Mr.. Gladstone is in town. and has been in the
House, sitting by Mr.. Bright's side. Mr.. Brights
first speech in the House since his illness was the
one he made in DIR. Kenealy's behalf lie seems
well and strong. and in good spirits. Mr. Gladstone
is looking as one of bis colleagues remarked 10 hm
disgracefully WELL" Writing ecclesiastical
pamphets is only an intellectual relaxation to q
man who has been in the habit of exacting such
tasks from his brain and body Mr.. Gladstone has
for 40 years past. The AhenGam says:
Mr. Gladstone's reply to his opponents which may be
expected next week STYLED "Vatlcansm: An Answer
TO Replies aud Reproofs" Mr.. Gladstone maintains In
his brochure all the positions ne took up Ia ms -
postulaiion." He is particularly complimentary 10
Father Newman, hut he Is severe upon the tnaccuraces
he thinks he found in the historical references OF
Archbishop Manning or Mr.. Gladstone's former
pamp6let. may add, $4,000 copies nave peeh soiu
and The Quarterly is in a fifth editlOn.
But that is different business from governing Q
kingdom. Mr.. Gladstone's great rival finds 1t nc
holiday business. He is far from we'll In the
House he puts on a jaunty air. does his speech-mak
ing in lightsome way says as good things as ever
on occasion, and carries his burden bravely But u
YOU see him as he passes into the lobby. you canno
but note the aded air. the bent shoulders, the looh
of illness and age such as he never used to have
There is very general feeling that he cannot last
that he must either take rest give up his leader
ship, and that one or the other may come suddenly
Mr. William Black seems to be great faVorit'
with the Queen. The journal just quoted saws thai
Her Majesty having had the Princess OF Thule reaC
TO her last Autumn by one Of her ladies-in-wating
| asked-no "was pleased to ask'-Lady Abercrom
bic to paint picture of the heroine Sheila. The
picture is painted and was to be sent to the Queer
this week Whether she has asked MIR. Black tc
come and see it ! have notIheard But hopo this
mark of what is called royal favor may console hin
for the woes he lately had to endure the hands o.
curious AmericaDs-male and female. G. W. 8.