[215] 'Spirit of Arnall:' look for him in his place, Dunciad, b. ii., ver. 315. [216] 'Polwarth:' the Hon. Hugh Hume, son of Alexander Earl of Marchmont, grandson of Patrick Earl of Marchmont, and distinguished, like them, in the cause of liberty.--P. [217] 'The bard:' a verse taken out of a poem to Sir R.W.--P. [218] 'Japhet, Chartres:' see the epistle to Lord Bathurst. [219] 'Black ambition:' the case of Cromwell in the civil war of England; and of Louis XIV. in his conquest of the Low Countries.--P. [220] 'Boileau:' see his 'Ode on Namur.' [221] 'Opes the temple:' from Milton--'Opes the palace of Eternity.' [222] 'Anstis:' the chief herald-at-arms. It is the custom, at the funeral of great peers, to cast into the grave the broken staves and ensigns of honour.--P. [223] 'Ver. 238:' some fill up the blanks with George II., and Frederick, Prince of Wales--others, with Kent and Grafton. [224] 'Stair:' John Dalrymple, Earl of Stair, Knight of the Thistle.--P. [225] 'Hough and Digby:' Dr John Hough, Bishop of Worcester, and the Lord Digby. END OF VOL. I.