Punch, 49 (1865), [17].
Bacon and Bethell
J T *
Genre: | Illustration, Drollery |
Relevant illustrations: | wdct. |
Illustrators: | J T * |
Subjects: | Politics, Government |
Following PU1/49/2/3 shows Francis Bacon (1st Viscount St Alban), clad in sixteenth-century dress, standing over his current successor as Lord Chancellor, Richard Bethell. Bacon tells Bethell, 'Thou has not save thy bacon, my lord—but marry! have not I been called "streaky"'. The source for this line is allegedly À Beckett 1846–48. | |
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