...following collection ; of others the authorship, though generally attributed to him, must still remain matter of conjecture. " It would, however, be almost...real friends, considerate and kind behaviour towards dependants and inferiors, and a never-failing sense of filial duty and respect. His main infirmity,...

...It was based on the surest foundations. ' It would be almost an injustice to his memory not to state that a deep and awful sense of religion formed one...those who profess outwardly a belief in Christianity.' The volume now before us fully bears out these assertions of the editor, who in his own sacred vocation...

...the same bench with Dr. Blomfield. Bishop Coplestone says of his deceased friend and pupil : — " It would, however, be almost injustice to his memory...together with a hatred of profaneness in those who professed outwardly belief in Christianity." ' But with this " deep and awful sense of religion" —...

...It was based on the surest foundations. ' It would be almost an injustice to his memory not to state that a deep and awful sense of religion formed one...those who profess outwardly a belief in Christianity.' The volume now before us fully bears out these assertions of the editor, who in his own sacred vocation...