what he says the only he ever uses is a slight movement of right arm he is nevertheless much respected is the house and is generally listened to by those to whom he is audible with attention he is very decided in his political opinions and la firm and fearless m the expression of them he is a man of very respectable talents of private as well as public character he a humane mind and has greatly distinguished himself by his efforts to the of our code ir is in stature about the middle size and of � make his complexion is somewhat sallow his s are and his altogether his is of a dark brown and he generally wears it long he young being only about years of age r the member for a a man who is al � to with great attention in the house and who s mb thomas exercises some influence there though he not speak often lost he only one speech worthy the this wag owing to ill health which made it impossible for him to attend to hia the speech refer to was made on mr b motion respecting the ap e of the of to the office of et the court of russia mr then chiefly the which had been made in the course of the on the first government of lord of which he was a prominent member to these attacks mr replied with great energy and he is not a fine speaker but when addressing the house on any question important principles he always with much and feeling and as already remarked commands tbe deepest attention of the hia voice is strong and though not without a degree of which is not always pleasant lo the ear his command over it seems to be complete he raises it and it at pleasure and with excellent his utterance is usually rapid but is sometimes by his ideas crowding too fast on his mind his action when bis manner is animated is generally violent his use of his arms is on occasions and he turns about hia whole body from one part of the house to another in a manner not unlike the movements of a on a windy day in stature he is above the middle size and his face is round his complexion sallow and his hair of a dark brown hia countenance has a good natured about it but is t no means intellectual he is however a man of superior talents his principles are liberal in the extreme though not absolutely radical he was understood to l e the most liberal member of lord s first cabinet and certainly be was one of the most honest men in it as well as the and most in the assertion of hia opinions the delicate slate of his health which renders a residence in italy desirable is the cause assigned by lord s friends for his not having been included in the for the of nobleman s cabinet mr is apparently about fifty years of age mr thomas the member for does not possess that or influence in the house which his great popularity and influence among out of doors would have led one lo expect before hia election hit � e the extreme of but he is or ot a vigorous mind with the question indeed ba ie intimately acquainted but hia knowledge of is but limited he is a man of one idea thb t idea is ihe necessity of a paper this he holds to be the only for the evils of the country � this the grand remedy for hence whatever be the subject of debate � the treaty of alliance � the of the in the west indies � the policy of � the vote by � poor for ireland or anything else � he is sure if he take any part in the discussion to in a small note and to hammer away at the idea through at of his speech whether long or short i never yet knew him make a speech since big admission into parliament in which the matter was not a paper mr much private worth and bis public character stands is not a more honest in the house he knows not what it is to com promise or conceal his opinions the word has no place in his you see the mind of the man the moment he his mouth and you him to be as as if he had never for one moment the of a region � instead of it for three years � in which and compromise and are often the order of the day as a speaker mr does not rank high he speaks with sufficient ease and his language without being it tolerably correct but be a broad voice by a strong provincial which sounds in the ears of those who bear him if you heard mr speaking and did not see or who he was a would be sure i conclude tliat some farmer was addressing ou the word he always in the possible accent and this too though every time he does it he is by the loud laughter of the house his gesture is not violent neither can it be said to be it principally consists of a gentle movement up and down of his right arm accompanied with a slight occasional of his eye and face one part of the house to ihe other mr is about forty five years of age lie is middle it of complexion are both dark mr politics of mr but he i a with elected member for bath i tempered and ea ly hia hair and bis re the sane aa a very person in many ji opponent at the time he was e him the character of an his conduct in the house well aa out of it has proved the character he 