...the brave, he flattered the vain, he duped the credulous, and he amused the convivial. Half liked, half reprobated, he was too high to be despised, and...respected. His language was coarse, and his principles were arbitrary; but ms passions were his slaves, and his cunning was always at hand. He recollected...

...amused the convivial. Half liked , half reprobated , he was too high to he despised , and too low to bt respected. His language was coarse, and his principles...were his slaves , and his cunning was his instrument. He recollected favors received in his obscurity , and , in some instances , had gratitude to tequite...

...fought the brave, lie flattered the vain, he duped the credulous, and he amused the convivialHalf liked, half reprobated, he was too high to be despised, and...respected. His language was coarse, and his principles were arbitrary; but ins passions were his slaves, and hie cunning was always at hand. He reco\\ecUA...

...Bench. — The late Earl of Laudaff , and the present Lord Tyrawly, were two of his antagonists. liked , half reprobated , he was too high to be despised ,...were his slaves , and his cunning was his instrument. He recollected favors received in his obscurity, and, in some instances, had gratitude to requite the...

...acknowledged favours he had received when he was obscure, and occasionally requited them. Half liked, half reprobated, he was too high to be despised, and...scarcely a sincere friend or a disinterested adherent". " Arcades ambo — brothers both", was applicable in more than one sense to the Chief Justice and the...

...acknowledged favors he had received when he was obscure, and occasionally requited them. Half liked, half reprobated, he was too high to be despised and...his slaves and his cunning was his instrument. In • Magetff Evening Packet, No. 021. public and in private he was the same character ; and, though...

...obscure, and occasionally requited them. Halfliked, half-reprobated, he was too high to be despised, nnd. too low to be respected. His language was coarse, and his principles arbitrary; but bis passions were his slaves, and his cunning was his instrument. 'In public and in private he was...

...favours he had received when he was obscure, and occasionally required them. Half-liked, half-reprobated, he was too high to be despised, and too low to be...his instrument. In public and in private he was the earns character ; and, though a most fortunate man and a successful courtier, he had scarcely a sincere...

...the brave ; he flattered the vain ; he duped the credulous ; and he amused the convivial. Half liked, half reprobated, he was too high to be despised, and...were his slaves, and his cunning was his instrument. He recollected favours received in his obscurity, and in some instances had gratitude to requite the...