This was, till within the last few years, a favourite chapbook in the north of England.

Let this, Englishmen, be a leſſon to you; throw from you the doctrine of equality, as you would the poiſoned chalice. Wherever this deteſtable principle gains ground to any extent, ruin muſt inevitably enſue.

From these two points there emerges a third: The free act, considered in its human cause is imprevisible.

Only one modern picture was admitted, and that was a likeness of Constance, painted under her father's especial instructions.