25 MARCH 1843, Page 15

VISCOUNT CHRONICLE ON VISCOUNT PALMERSTON.—The Morning Chronicle contemplates the Palmerstonian

effort of Tuesday last in a paroxysm of delight. Its wondering adoration of the production is almost as great as Pigmalion's for his own chef d'oeuvre, or Mr. Row- land's for his own unparalleled Kalydor : witness the following samples of the puff direct- " The speech of Lord Palmerston is more calculated to excite astonishment than any other Parliamentary effort within our recollection. • • * With- out haying recourse to a single note, he poured out an immense mass of in- formation, with as much ease as if he had been reading a carefully-elaborated volume. We have heard men of all parties—Tories, Whigs, and Radicals—ex- press their decided conviction, that, as a great and masterly effort, nothing in Parliamentary annals EVER APPROACHED the surpassingly able speech of Lord _Palmerston."