A SKETCH OF THE CHARACTER OF


NIR. CANNING.
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Mr.. CANNING was the cleverest boy at
Eaton; he is, perhaps, the cleverest man in
the House of Commons. 1t is, however, in
the sense in which, according to Mr.. Words
has grown up entirely out of what he then
was. He has merely ingrafted set of Par


liamentary phrases and the technicalities of
debate on themes and school-eXercises he
was set TO compose when a boy. Nor has