I had a long and amusing talk with the Chancellor the night before last, on his own and his brother's judgments; I wish I had time to embody our conversation in an article.
Yours ever, J.W.C.
Southey is _very_ long, but as good as he is long--I have nearly done with him.

I write _very slowly_, and cannot write long.

This letter is written at three sittings.
No sooner had Croker got No.

56 of the _Review_ out of his hands than he made a short visit to Paris.

On this Mr.Barrow writes to Murray; _Mr.Barrow to John Murray_.
_April_ 2, 1823.
"Croker has run away to Paris, and left poor Gifford helpless.