It has all the air of truth, and is most entertaining and interesting in every point of view.'" Writing again on August 24, 1814, he says: "Lord Byron set out for Newstead on Sunday.

It is finally settled to be his again, the proposed purchaser forfeiting L25,000.

'Lara' and 'Jacqueline' are nearly sold off, to the extent of 6,000, which leaves me L130, and the certain sale of 10,000 more in the 8vo form.

Mr.
Canning called upon Gifford yesterday, and from their conversation I infer very favourably for my _Review_.

We shall now take a decided tone in Politics, and we are all in one boat.