... vexation and not aeden- ger, end the Eniperor of tse French is stronga enougth to be mierciful. S h E~snr, BusSsaa, the little W~hig Lord, positively Iseems to grow younger end mere lively than ever, while the Premieir leeks mere hlaggard and elder, Ir Earl ...

... are called. Should Lord Palmerston adopt this determination, be will probably retain a seat in the Cabinet, and be to the Whigs what the late Marquis of Lansdowne was-namely, a guide, a philosopher, and friend, without having the re- sponsibility of office ...