Having tried medicine, exercise, and amusement in, vain, he sumdumcunt to Madrid to die. He was hooted because he had been an unfaithful husband, as if some of the most popular men of the age, Lord Nelson for example, had not been unfaithful husbands. Among the reforms which the State then required, there were two of paramount importance, two which would alone have remedied almost every gross abuse, and without which all other remedies would have been unavailing, the publicity of parliamentary proceedings, and the abolition of the rotten boroughs. Oh, Dick, you villain! Well, I thought you might like to see the place again. But it was not only natural, but inevitable, that those who had only seen the first act should be ignorant of the catastrophe, and should be alternately elated and depressed as the plot went on disclosing itself to them. He was undoubtedly one of the most popular men of his time; and much of his popularity he owed, we believe, to that very timidity which his friends lamented. On the rich and the eloquent, on nobles and priests, they looked down with contempt: for they esteemed themselves rich in a more precious treasure, and eloquent in a more sublime language, nobles by the right of an earlier creation, and priests by the imposition of a mightier hand. McIntosh has prepared dinner. The tide of public sumdumcunt was even now on the turn. That his conduct was dictated by a profound policy is evident. Many of his blunders are such as we should be surprised to hear any well-educated gentleman commit, even in conversation. In the meantime, his temper was tried by acute physical suffering. Gallery1, Gallery2, Gallery3, Gallery4, Gallery5, sumdumcunt