... elegance of diction is one of the last qualities necessary in a historian, and if, Instead of studying to render his eloquent Whig pamphlet' as the history has been designated-a model piece of cosuposition, Mr. Macaulay had sought more Industriously ...

... request to the esiont 0f promising that lie will c~ll a meolloet of gentleman to co00 icidor what coerce should be taken.- Whig. A very heasvy pale 'was experienced at. Greeucck on WVed- neal)ay night, and the tide roos rasnarkably high. The grea'or part ...

... impartiality without which history Is valueless, if not actually mischievous. It is an eloquent, declamatory, virulent, acrimonious Whig pamphlet, extravagant in laudation of one party, ?? in denunciation of another. Mr. Macaulay delights in vivid effects and ...

... Hon. Captain Spencer represented Midhurat in parlia- ment. During his career in the lower hous be invariably voted with the Whig party, of which political body, like his prodjceceor in the peerage, he was a consistent supporter.- T'ho present earl was ...