"A report from the Committee appointed to enquire into the State of the Gaols of this Kingdom, relating to the _Marshalsea_ prison; with the Resolutions of the House of Commons thereupon," was published in 4to. 1729; and reprinted in 8vo, at _Dublin_ the same year. It appears by a MS. note of _Oldys_, cited in _British Topography_, vol. I. p. 636, that _Bambridge_ cut his throat 20 years after. [21] _William Huggins_, esq. of _Headly Park, Hants,_ well-known by his translation of the _Orlando Furioso_ of _Ariosto_. Being intended for holy orders, he was sent to _Magdalen College, Oxford,_ where he took the degree of M. A. _April_ 30, 1761; but, on the death of his elder brother in 1756, declined all thoughts of entering into the church. He died _July_ 2, 1761; and left in MS. a tragedy, a farce, and a translation of _Dante_, of which a specimen was published in the _British Magazine_, 1760. Some flattering verses were addressed to him in 1757, on his version of _Ariosto_; which are preserved in the _Gentleman's Magazine_, vol. XXVII. p. 180; but are not worth copying. The last Mr. _Huggins_ left an estate of 2000 _l._ a year to his two sons-in-law _Thomas Gatehouse_, Esq; and Dr. _Musgrave_ of _Chinnor_. [22] Sir _Francis Page's_, "Character," by _Savage_, thus gibbets him to public detestation: "Fair Truth, in courts where Justice should preside, Alike the Judge and Advocate would guide; And these would vie each dubious point to clear, To stop the widow's and the orphan's tear; Were all, like _Yorke_,[A] of delicate address, Strength to discern, and sweetness to express, Learn'd, just, polite, born every heart to gain, Like _Comyns_[B] mild; like _Fortescue_[C] humane, All-eloquent of truth, divinely known, So deep, so clear, all Science is his own.