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surmounted toil and trouble.--_Bacchae_, 902-5. 332 Pyth. iv. 485; _Life of Tennyson_, ii. pp. 332, 308. Mr. Gladstone's share in the pensions to Wordsworth and Tennyson is described in Mr. Parker's _Peel_, iii. pp. 437-442. M174 Matthew Arnold--Watts 333 The glorious lines of the Lycian chief in _Iliad_, xii. 322-8, valiantly repeated, by the way, by Carteret, as he lay dying, and the very essence and spirit of the minister to whom Mr. Watts was writing. M175 Death Of Mill 334 Mr. Gladstone to Mr. W. L. Courtney, Sept. 5, 1888. 335 See above, vol. i. p. 143. 336 Referred to by Mr. Gladstone in the House of Commons, Nov. 19, 1867. _ 337 The Prelude_, vii. 338 Vol. i. pp. 476 and 521. M176 Rejection Of Berlin Memorandum 339 Mr. Stead, then at the _Northern Echo_ in Darlington, began his redoubtable journalistic career in pressing this question into life. M177 Bulgarian Pamphlet _ 340 The Bulgarian Horrors, and the Question of the East._ M178 Lord Stratford De Redcliffe M179 Feeling In The Country 341 The story of the heroic death of Colonel Kireeff, her brother, was vividly told by Kinglake in the introduction to the cabinet edition of his _Invasion of the Crimea_. This episode is supposed by some to have helped to intensify Mr. Gladstone's feeling on the issues of the eastern war. M180 Conference At St. James's Hall _ 342 Lessons in Massacre._ 343 Church, _Life_, p. 252. M181 J. R. Green's Description _ 344 Letters of J. R. Green_, pp. 446-7. M182 Episode Of The Resolutions M183 Episode Of The Resolutions _ 345 Spectator._ 346 Mr. Balfour, House of Commons, May 20, 1898. M184 Tacks In Public Opinion 347 At this interview Mr. Chamberlain was present. He had asked Mr. Gladstone what he would like to do or see in Birmingham. Mr. Gladstone said he thought he should like to call upon Dr. Newman. The wonderful pair were nervous and constrained, and each seemed a little relieved when, after twenty minutes of commonplace conversation, they rose to part. _ 348 Speeches of the Fifteenth Earl of Derby_, i. p. 297. _ 349 Pall Mall Gazette_, Feb. 26, 1898. M185 Treaty Of San Stefano 350 Lord Carnarvon resigned in January, 1878, when the fleet was ordered to the Dardanelles, and Lord Derby in March on the calling out of
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