| The baronet has a stomach to fill and a back to cover the same as the costermonger. |
| It all started with the first baronet, who was Lord President of the Council and a most distinguished judge. |
| He was made a baronet by the Liberals, and came and fought Southport as a Radical. |
| I also found it ridiculous when he was saying how terrible bankers' bonuses were – he is the son of a baronet! |
| While I was at university, my bitterest regret was not having been born the son of a duke, or at the very least a baronet. |
| Within ten weeks of his victory, Johnson was made a baronet, and soon thereafter was instated as Superintendent of the Northern Division of Indian Affairs. |
