EDWARD F. RIMBAULT.

_Dr. Fell_ (Vol. v., p. 296.).--Your correspondent, who inquires about

the lines of which the above is the subject, may find some answer to his

question in _Life of Canning_, by R. Bell, p. 193., where, after

describing the various attempts of the Pitt party to get Addington to

resign the premiership, it is said: "In vain Sheridan exhausted his wit

upon Addington, and threw the House into convulsions by his parody on

Martial:

"'I do not like thee, Doctor Fell,' &c."

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