He said, in '32, that as to vice, Wellington was not worse than his neighbours; but he is not going to say, in '54, that Wellington was a noble-hearted fellow; for he believes that a more cold-hearted individual never existed.

His conduct to Warner, the poor Vaudois, and Marshal Ney, showed that.

He said, in '32, that he was a good general and a brave man; but he is not going, in '54, to say that he was the best general, or the bravest man the world ever saw.

England has produced a better general--France two or three--both countries many braver men.

The son of the Norfolk clergyman was a braver man; Marshal Ney was a braver man.