Guernsey.
_"Time and I"_ (Vol. vii., pp. 182. 247.).--Arbuthnot calls it a Spanish
proverb. In the _History of John Bull_, we read among the titles of other
imaginary chapters in the "Postscript," that of--
"Ch. XVI. Commentary upon the _Spanish_ Proverb, _Time and I against
any Two_; or Advice to Dogmatical Politicians, exemplified in some New
Affairs between John Bull and _Lewis Baboon_."