...Precision of Language, and force of Argument. The Earl of Hillsborough, who held the Southern Department, wanted neither Ability nor Attention to public Business:...however solid, did not 'rise above mediocrity. He seemed to have owed his political, as well as personal Elevation in Life, more to his good Sense, Penetration,...

...spoke, together with great Precision of Language, and Force of Argument. The Ear] of Hillsborough, who held the Southern Department, was a Man of elegant...Life, more to his good Sense, Penetration, Suavity, and Address, than to any intellectual Superiority. At St. James's he was more at Home, than at Westminster;...

...precision of language and force of argument. The earl of Hillsborough, who held the southern department, wanted neither ability, nor attention to public business...endowments, however solid, did not rise above mediocrity. He seemed to have owed his political, as well as personal elevation in life, more to his good sense, penetration,...

...spoke, together with great precision of language and force of argument. The Earl of Hillsborough,1 who held the Southern Department, was a man of elegant...life more to his good sense, penetration, suavity, and address, than to any intellectual superiority. At St. James's he was more at home than at Westminster,...

...picture, has drawn in broad lines the lineaments of this politician. He wrote : The Earl of Hillsborough was a man of elegant manners, and wanted neither ability...life more to his good sense, penetration, suavity, and address, than to any intellectual superiority. At St. James's he was more at home than at Westminster,...

...picture, has drawn in broad lines the lineaments of this politician. He wrote: The Earl of Hillsborough was a man of elegant manners, and wanted neither ability...life more to his good sense, penetration, suavity, and address, than to any intellectual superiority. At St. James's he was more at home than at Westminster,...