... the painting now occoupis a place ii the grand jury room at Ruthin. In the 'earlier years of his manhood Mr ugheis was a ,:Whig iupolitie, but souio iitly liecame' a staunch Conservative. Hq, biei ain aularly able and atten. tive inthediseharigo is pipbli ...

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... While he was wandeiing in Oriental Countries an enormous revolution had been accomaplished, not wholly without bloodehed. The Whigs had oarried the reform bill and were masters of the situation. They-had eoncentrated the' representative power in the hanidedofE ...