omo"

_ 117 Purgatorio_, xxvii. 126-42.

M48 Bishop Colenso

118 A concise account of this transaction is in Lord Selborne's
_Memorials Family and Personal_, ii. pp. 481-7. See also Anson's
_Law and Custom of the Constitution_, ii. p. 407.

119 "The Courses of Religious Thought" in _Gleanings_, iii. p. 115.

_ 120 Life of Bishop Wilberforce_, ii. p. 286.

_ 121 Life of Bishop Wilberforce_, ii. p. 412.

_ 122 Ibid._, iii. pp. 92, 101.

M49 Judgement Of Friends

_ 123 Life of Lord Shaftesbury_, iii. pp. 171, 188.

_ 124 Ibid._, iii. pp. 201-2.

_ 125 Edinburgh, Review_, April 1857, p. 567.

M50 The Rising Star

126 Mr. M. Townsend in the _Spectator_.

_ 127 Spectator_, October 29, 1864.

M51 Francis Newman--Church--Bright

_ 128 Life of Dean Church_, pp. 179, 188.

_ 129 Life of Jowett_, i. 406.

130 Liverpool, July 18, 1865.

M52 "Always A Learner"

131 Norwich, May 16, 1890.

M53 Too Busy For Epistolary Gift

132 "Quid igitur? quando ages negotium publicum? quando amicorum? quando
tuum? _quando denique nihil ages_? Tum illud addidi, mihi enim liber
esse non videtur qui non aliquando nihil agit."--CIC., _Orat._ ii.
42.

M54 The Duchess Of Sutherland

133 Martin's _Prince Consort_, ii. p. 245 _n._

134 1: Lord Ronald Gower, _Reminiscences_, pp. 114-5.

135 See Morison's _Life of St. Bernard_ (Ed. 1868), ii. ch. v.

136 A French actor who pleased the town in those days.

137 Edmund John Armstrong (1841-65). Republished in 1877. Sir Henry
Taylor, _Edinburgh Review_, July 1878, says of this poet: "Of all
the arts Poetic, that which was least understood between the
Elizabethan age and the second quarter of this century was the art
of writing blank verse.

"Armstrong's blank verse [The Prisoner of Mount Saint Michael] not
otherwise than good in its ordinary fabric, affords by its
occasional excellence a strong presumption that, had he lived, he
would have attained to a consummate mastery of it."

138 Panizzi recovered and lived for eleven years. See _Life_, ii. p.
299.

_ 139 Grey Papers_, Oct. 22, 1865.

M55 Position Of The Question

140 See vol. i. p. 625.

M56 The New Reform Bill
M57 "Our Own Flesh And Blood"

_ 141 Hans._, Mar. 23, 1866, p. 873.

142 Lord Robert Cecil had on the death of his elder brother in 1865
become Lord C