W. T.

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_"I hear a lion," &c._ (Vol. vii., p. 205.).--These lines (corrupted by

your correspondent SAGITTA into _five_) are two couplets in Bramstone's

lively poem of the _Art of Politics_. They are a versification of a shrewd

question put by Colonel Titus in the debate on the celebrated bill for

_excluding_ James Duke of York.

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