Churchill's Push

When Lord Randolpb Churohill was at Oxford, he was constantly in conflict with his dean at Merton on the subject of coinpulsory chapéis, and on one occasion be was sent for to listen to a grand remonstrance. It was a chilly day, and the deau was standing with his back to the fire when 7-á Randolph entered. After about ten Tjmutes another delinquent was ushered in, and found Lord Randolph standing with his back to the ] fire and his coattails comfortably upI raised, while the unfortunate dean was arguing away out in the cold, near tha door.