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. So, bloody but unbeaten, weak and spent but undaunted, he waited for the Wastrel to spring up. He displayed none of the airy optimism of their previous talk over the downland gate.
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