Byrom,—a poet of whom his native town, Manchester, may be justly proud; and his features and figure have been preserved by the most illustrious of his companions on the present occasion,—Hogarth,—in the levée in the "Rake's Progress," and in "Southwark Fair. "What of her?" cried the knight. Let her have her own way in all things, for she will always be just. Come every day to see you was flourishing. "What do you want with me?" "A word in private," replied the other. He glanced at his watch. He would talk to Spurlock, but from the bench; as a judge, not as a chagrined lover.
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