culture.

Nov. 26. Leaves England for Cannes.

1898.

Jan. 5. "Personal Recollections of Arthur H. Hallam," in _Daily
Telegraph_.

Feb. 18. Returns to London from Cannes.

Feb. 22. Goes to Bournemouth.

March 22. Returns to Hawarden.

May 19. Death of Mr. Gladstone.

May 26, 27. Lying in state in Westminster Hall.

May 28. Burial in Westminster Abbey.

FOOTNOTES

1 Above, vol. ii. pp. 563-8.

M1 The Cabinet A Coalition
M2 Character As Head Of The Cabinet
M3 An Independent House Of Commons
M4 Naval Demonstration

2 March 25-6, 1881.

3 Bradlaugh, who was a little vain of his legal skill, founded this
claim upon the Evidence Amendment Act, taken in connection with the
Parliamentary Oaths and other Acts.

M5 The Bradlaugh Case

4 See vol. i. p. 138.

5 Speech on second reading of Affirmation bill, 1883.

M6 On Theistic Tests
M7 The Bradlaugh Case

_ 6 Lord Hampden's Diaries._

7 Perhaps the best equivalent for _begeistert_ here is "_daemonic._"

M8 Speech On Affirmation Bill

8 Lucretius, ii. 646. "For the nature of the gods must ever of itself
enjoy repose supreme through endless time, far withdrawn from all
concerns of ours; free from all our pains, free from all our perils,
strong in resources of its own, needing nought from us, no favours
win it, no anger moves."

M9 End Of The Struggle

9 Religious Disabilities Removal bill, Feb. 4, 1891.

10 Vol. ii. p. 583.

M10 Recall Of Sir Bartle Frere
M11 Annexation Of The Transvaal

11 Sir Garnet Wolseley to Sir M. Hicks Beach, Nov. 13, 1879.

M12 Decision Of The Government

12 In H. of C, Jan. 21, 1881.

_ 13 Speeches in Scotland_, i. pp. 48, 63.

14 C, 2586, No. 3.

15 Mr. Grant Duff, then colonial under-secretary, said in the House of
Commons, May 21, 1880, "Under the very difficult circumstances of
the case, the plan which seemed likely best to conciliate the
interests at once of the Boers, the natives and the English
population, was that the Transvaal should receive, and receive with
promptitude, as a portion of confederation, the largest possible
measure of local liberties that could be granted, and that was the
direction in which her Majesty's present advisers meant to move."

16 At Birmingham, June 1881.

M13 Decision Of The Government

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