though the remnants of the Whig ministry work their little worst. The mighty labours of his life have built a reputation far beyond the reach of the efforts of disappointed partisans, or their obedient press. He may commit his character, with confidence, to the historian. When the paltry interests of dismissed placemen shall have been forgotten; when the petticoat intrigues of the court of Queen Victoria shall have sunk beneath those of the court of Queen Anne, and the names of his Lordship's present assailants shall have returned to their primitive and congenial oblivion,-the name of Lord Brougham, the statesman, the orator, the scholar, the philosopher, the champion of human liberty, and the benefactor of his species, will take its place amongst the highest of which our annals boast. I have the honour to be, my Lord, Your obedient Servant, HAUD VIRTUTIS IMMEMOR. LONDON: Printed by Manning and Mason, Ivy-lane, St. Paul's. ON CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS; SHEWING ITS PERFECT CURABILITY, IN THE MAJORITY OF CASES. BY DANIEL CARR, M. D. "Prejudices and partialities against truth may for a time prevail and keep her at the bottom of her well, from whence nevertheless she emerges sooner or later, and strikes the eyes of all who do not keep them shut." BISHOP BERKELEY. LONDON, LONGMAN AND CO.; NORWICH, MUSKETT, OLD HAY- 1844. PRICE ONE SHILLING. |