U. J. S. Sheffield. _"By Prudence guided," &c._--Can any of the readers of "N. & Q." supply me with the words deficient in the following lines, and inform me from what author they are quoted? I met with them on an old decaying tomb in one of the churchyards in Sheffield: "By prudence guided, undefiled in mind, Of pride unconscious, and of soul refined, . . . . conquest . . . . . . . . subdue With . . . . . . . . . . . . . .in view Here . . . . . . . . the heaven-born flame Which . . . . . . . from whence it came." W. S. (Sheffield.) _Lawyers' Bags._--I find it stated by Colonel Landman, in his _Memoirs_, that prior to the trial of Queen Caroline, the colour of the bags carried by barristers was green; and that the change to red took place at, or immediately after, the event in question. I shall be glad of any information both as to the fact of such change having taken place, and the circumstances by which it was brought about and accompanied. J. ST. J. Y. Wellbank. _Master Family._--Can you refer me to any one who may be able to give me information respecting the earlier history of the family of Master or Maistre, of Kent, prior to 1550: and any suggestions as to its connexion with the French or Norman family of Maistre or De Maistre? This being a Query of no public interest, I inclose a stamped envelope, according to the wish expressed by you in a recent Number. GEORGE S. MASTER. Welsh-Hampton, Salop. _Passage in Wordsworth._--Can any of your correspondents find an _older original_ for Wordsworth's graceful conceit, in his sonnet on Walton's lines-- "There are no colours in the fairest sky As fair as these: _the feather whence the pen_ _Was shaped, that traced the lives of these good men,_ _Dropt from an angel's wing_"-- than the following: "whose noble praise Deserves a quill pluckt from an angel's wing." Dorothy Berry, in a Sonnet prefixed to Diana Primrose's _Chain of Pearl, a Memorial of the peerless Graces, &c. of Queen Elizabeth_: published London, 1639,--a tract of twelve pages. M--A L. Edinburgh. _Govett Family._--Can you inform me for what town or county Sir ---- Govett, Bart., was member of parliament in the year 1669, and what were his armorial bearings? His name appears in the list of members given in page 496. of the Grand Duke Cosmo's _Travels through England_, published in 1821. Is the baronetcy extinct? If so, who was the last baronet, and in what year? Where he lived, or any other particulars, will much oblige. QUÆRO. _Sir Kenelm Digby._--Why is Sir Kenelm Digby represented, I believe always, with a sun-flower by his side? VANDYKE.