171. To J. C. Platt, Esq. Newspapers.-Tour in France.-Security

of English aristocracy.

172. To Mr. Justice Coleridge. Legends in Roman History.—Charter

of London University

173. † To Rev. T. J. Ormerod.

174. To Mr. Justice Coleridge.

175. To the Rev. Dr. Hawkins.

Fox How

The two Antichrists

Legends in Roman History

London and Oxford.-Sanderson.-

176. To Chevalier Bunsen. Archbishop of Cologne.—Church and

177. * To A. H. Clough, Esq. Oxford Scenery.

178. To Sir T. Pasley, Bart. Defeat at the London University.—

Herman Merivale.-Eton.-Railway

179. To the Bishop of Norwich. Difficulties in London University.

Page

429

430

431

431

433

435

. 436

437

444

446

183. To the Earl of Burlington. Vivâ voce examination.
184. *To Dr. Greenhill. Sermons on Prophecy.-Weather
185. To Mr. Justice Coleridge. First Volume of Roman History.-

Aristocracy.-London University.-Rugby

186. To the Bishop of Norwich. Reasons for retiring from the Lon-
don University

187. To an old Pupil (D). Athanasian Creed

188. To T. F. Ellis, Esq. Advice for visiting Rome

189. To Rev. Dr. Hawkins. Oxford Examinations.-Physical Science.

-Froude's Remains

190. To Rev. W. K. Hamilton. Wordsworth's Greek Grammar.
Scepticism.-Bunsen

191. To the Earl of Burlington. Retirement from the London Uni-
versity.

CHAPTER IX.

454

LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE, NOVEMBER 1838 TO AUGUST 1841.

Desire for peace and for positive truths.-"Lecture on the divisions
of knowledge."-"Two Sermons on Prophecy."-Second edition of
Thucydides. Attempt to form a Society for drawing attention to
the state of the lower orders.-" Herts Reformer letters."-Views
on the Church.—Subscription.-Fourth volume of Sermons .

LETTERS.

192. To Rev. J. Hearn. Rest of parish contrasted with anxiety of
school.-Bunsen.-State of lower orders.-Egyptian dis-

. 456

coveries

. 462

b

195. To J. C. Platt, Esq. Chartism.-New Poor Law

196, To Rov. F. C. Blackstone. Gladstone on Church and State.-

Despondency.-Roman History.-Social evils.-Reactions

197.* To A. P. Stanley, Esq. Restoration of deacons

198, *To J. P. Gell, Esq.

Land

Appointment to College in Van Diemen's

199. To James Stephen, Esq. Advantage of uniting the office of a

clergyman with that of a teacher

200, * To E. Wise, Esq. Private tuition.

01. *To J. P. Gell, Esq. On the death of his Brother

20. To James Stephen, Esq. Inconvenience of local committees

. 468

. 469

. 470

471

472

473

. 474

474

.475

476

477

€ 478

479

203. To Mr. Justice Coleridge. Legal decision on the foundationers
of Rugby School.

201. To Nir T. S. Pasley, Bart. Chartism.-Reality of politics.

Confirmations

gon. To Archdeacon Hare. Niebuhr's letters.—Thucydides
gon To an old Pupil (x). Unitarianism.-Priestley

goy To Hov. Q. Cornish, Childishness of boys.-Oxford commemo-
Tation of 1839

2. To Chovalior Bunsen. Birthday.—South of France.—Italy.—

Provençal language.-Despondency

200 To Mr. Justice Coleridge. South of France.-Spanish man-

Coleridge's Literary Remains-Chartism.

310. To Mir T. 8, Pasley. Toulon.-Pope's Palace at Avignon.-

Pony--British Association at Birmingham .

211. * To J. L. Hoskyns, Esq. Reading for ordination

212. * To T. Burbidge, Esq.

213. To Chevalier Bunsen.

214. To J. Marshall, Esq.

of the lower orders

215. * To H. Balston, Esq. Liveliness necessary for a schoolmaster. 491

216. To an old Pupil (p). Ordination.-Difficulties in subscription.

-Deacons

217, On Church Endowments

492

. 494

218. To Rev. Dr. Hawkins. State of the poor.-Westmoreland

. 495

219. To James Marshall, Esq. Necessity of union of parties . 495

220. To Rev. J. Hearn. Westmoreland.-Aurora Borealis.-Taylor's

Ancient Christianity.-Early Church

221. To J. C. Platt, Esq. Lecture for Mechanics' Institutes.—State

of the poor.-Trials of Chartists .

222. To Thomas Carlyle, Esq. State of the poor

223. To J. Marshall, Esq. Englishman's Register.-Political creed.

-Economists.-King's supremacy.-Christian Church.-

Page

Dissent. Historical reforms.-Aristocracy.-Political pri-

224. To Sir T. S. Pasley, Bart. Difficulties of Scripture.-Coloniza-

228. To Sir Culling E. Smith, Bart. Anonymous Writing in news-

question

231. To Chevalier Bunsen. Berne.-Roman History.-Privilege

232. To W. W. Hull, Esq. War with China

233. To W. Leaper Newton, Esq. Railway travelling on Sundays . 515

513

. 515

237. To W. W. Hull, Esq. On Subscription

239. To the same

234. To the same

. 516

235. To the same

. 517

236. * To Howel Lloyd, Esq. On the study of Welsh

. 518

. 519

238. To the same

. 519

. 520

. 521

240. * To J. P. Gell, Esq. Van Diemen's Land.-Sacred names

241.

Music.-Flowers.-Keble

Importance of mathematics
Church extension.-Prophecy

242. To Rev. Herbert Hill.

243. To Rev. Dr. Hawkins.

244. To Chevalier Bunsen. Rugby Life.-Second Volume of Roman

History. Subscription.-Deacons.-State services

527

245. To the same. On the Accession of the King of Prussia.-Re-

fusal of the Wardenship of Manchester

246. To an old Pupil (B). Danger of Oxford Society.-Tour in Italy 528

247. * To Rev. H. Balston. Consumption.-Responsibility of school 529

248. To Chevalier Bunsen. Russia.-War.-Fox How.-Want of

leisure

249. To Sir T. S. Pasley, Bart. Dangers of war.-Chartism.-Cyprian.

-Austria

250. To Rev. Dr. Hawkins. Bampton Lectures.-Episcopacy.-In-

ternal evidences

251. To Mr. Justice Coleridge. Illness.-Ottery.-School.-Oxford.

-Rationalists.-Second Volume of Roman History

252. *To W. S. Karr, Esq. Sanscrit.-Football matches

253. To Archdeacon Hare. Sermons on "Victory of Faith.”—King's

supremacy

254. To Rev. H. Balston. Guernsey

255. To the same. The school.-Consumption

530

. 531

. 532

534

. 536

. 537

. 538

. 538

Page

256. To an old Pupil (a). Law and Orders.-Parochial ministry and

education

539

257. To the same. Dangers not to be sought

540

25%. To an old Pupil (1). Importance of good men engaged in

business

541

542

29. ↑ To Rev. W. K. Hamilton. Salisbury.-War

24), To Rev. Dr. Hawkins. "Via Media."-Succession.-Gladstone

on Church Principles.-Church

261. To an old Pupil (G).

26z. To the same. Oaths.

23. To Mr. Justice Coleridge. Shooting.-Education of Girls.-
Agreement with Pearson's definition of the Church.-Fourth
Volume of Sermons

264. To W. Balston, Esq.

265. To Rev. T. Penrose.

History

206. ↑ To Rev. T. J. Ormerod. Fox How.-Southey.-Wordsworth 549

2657. To W. W. Hull, Esq. Winter holidays.-Future prospects

268. To Rev. J. Hearn. Occupations.-Over caution

203. To Chevalier Bunsen. Third volume of Roman History.-Han-

nibal and Nelson.-War.-Oxford school

270, * To Rev. A. P. Stanley. Modern Greece.-Tour in Italy.-

Oxford

271, * To J. P. Gell, Esq. Van Diemen's Land.-Rugby life.—Pub-

lic affairs

272, To Sir J. Franklin, Bart. Difficulties of education in Van Die-

555

. 557

.559

274. To Rev. T. Penrose.

275. ↑ To Rev. T. J. Ormerod. True and false Sacrifice

. 561

276, To Mr. Justice Coleridge. Fourth Volume of Sermons.-Dif-

ferences of opinion.-Rugby.-Aristotle

562

277. To the same. Dissent

565

278. To Rev. James Randall. Dissent. The doctrine of the Trinity 566

279. To Rev. J. Hearn. Fever at Rugby.-Return of Mr. Tucker 566

280. To Rev. J. Tucker. Renewal of intercourse

282. To the same. Farewell on his return to India.

.

. 567

. 569

. 570

283. To Rev. Dr. Hawkins. Acceptance of Professorship of Modern

History

284. To Mr. Justice Coleridge. School Difficulties.-Difficulties of

Hannibal's march.-Notes.-Professorship

285. To Sir T. S. Pasley, Bart. Bishopric of Jerusalem.-Christian

ministry

286.

To Rev. A. P. Stanley. Plan for lectures

287. To W. Empson, Esq. Professorship.-Tour to Spain.-Guelph

and Ghibelin controversy.-Lamennais

288. To Rev. T. Hill. Popery and Protestantism

289. To an old Pupil (D). Roman Catholics and Oxford School

290. To Mr. Justice Coleridge. Oxford School.-Bishop Selwyn

291. To Chevalier Bunsen. Advance of life

Page

575

577

. 578

. 579

. 580

. 581

. 582

. 583

Inaugural lecture.-Introductory lectures.-Intentions for the fu-

ture.-Course on English History.-Terminal lectures on Biography 584

292. To Rev. Dr. Hawkins. Influence of Jews.-Church and State. 592

293. To Rev. F. C. Blackstone. Professorship .

294. *To Rev. R. Thorpe. Oxford School

295. To Mr. Justice Coleridge. High and Low Church.-Roman

Catholics and Protestants

593

296. To Rev. Dr. Hawkins. Offer to resign the Professorship

297. To Mr. Justice Coleridge. Intentions for the Professorship

.594

. 595

. 597

299. To Rev. J. Hearn. Windermere in winter.-Occupations

300. To Rev. H. Hill. Stay in Oxford

301. To an old Pupil (Ê). Influences of Oxford

. 597

. 597

599

. 599

302. To Mr. Justice Coleridge, Stay in Oxford

303. To Archdeacon Hare. Charge.-Despondency
304. To Rev. H. Fox. India.-Difficulties of moral sense.-Elphin-
stone's India

305. To Chevalier Bunsen. Basque language.-Carthagena
306. To Rev. Dr. Hawkins. Terminal lecture.-Carlyle's visit
307. To Mr. Justice Coleridge. Colonial Bishoprics

Last days.-Diary.-Occupations.-Farewell sermon.-Last evening.

APPENDIX A.

Prayers written for various occasions in Rugby School, (with occa-
sional prayers)