sion he found at the gate that the chief
secretary had passed, and drove forward to overtake him. The
detectives did not follow him as usual. If they had followed, he
would have been saved.

_ 44 Life of Dean Church_, p. 299.

_ 45 Nineteenth Century_, August, 1877; _Gleanings_, iv. p. 357.

M28 Anti-European Rising

46 July 27, 1882.

47 Granville and Malet, November 4, 1881.

48 Before Midlothian, however, Mr. Gladstone had in 1877 drawn an
important distinction: "If I find the Turk incapable of establishing
a good, just, and well-proportioned government over civilised and
Christian races, it does not follow that he is under a similar
incapacity when his task shall only be to hold empire over
populations wholly or principally Orientals and Mahomedans. On this
head I do not know that any verdict of guilty has yet been found by
a competent tribunal."--_Gleanings_, iv. p. 364.

M29 Policy Of England And France

_ 49 Fortnightly Review_, July 1882.

50 Defining the claims of the European bondholder on revenue.

M30 Gambetta

_ 51 Fortnightly Review_, July 1882.

M31 Diplomatic Labyrinth

52 Lord Granville to Lord Dufferin. Oct. 5, 1882.

M32 Bombardment Of Alexandria
M33 Tel-El-Kebir

53 A share of the credit of success is due to the admirable efficiency
of Mr. Childers at the War Office. See Sir Garnet's letter to him,
_Life of Childers_, ii. p. 117.

54 Considerate la vostra semenza:
Fatti non foste a viver come bruti,
Ma per seguir virtute e conoscenza.
--_Inferno_, xxvi. 118.

M34 After Fifty Years

_ 55 Times_, Dec. 8, 1882.

_ 56 Standard_, Nov. 16, 1882.

_ 57 Morning Post_, Oct. 20, 1882.

M35 Parliamentary Power Unbroken

58 Traill's _New Lucian_, pp. 305-6,--in spite of politics, a book of
admirable wit, scholarship, and ingenious play of mind.

59 To Mr. Hazzopolo, Dec. 22, 1882.

M36 Dean Wellesley
M37 Recommendation To Canterbury

_ 60 Life of Tait_, i. p. 109.

61 Bishop Browne writes to a friend (_Life_, p. 457): "Gladstone, I
learned both from himself and others, searched into all precedents
from the Commonwealth to the present day for a primate who began his
work at seventy, and found none but Juxon. Curiously, I have been
reading that he himself, prompted by Bishop Wilberforce, wanted