Morning Chronicle, 9 mai

2. Ecledic Review, mai 1834, art. vi. Established and Voluntary Churches {\o\. XI, p. 320) : The révolution which lias taken place in the public raind within the last few years, nay within the last few moaths, upon the subjects to which thèse publications relate, is unexampled in its suddenness and rapidity... Those who were foremost in the polemic fight, now overtaken by a whole army of voluntaries, are now reproached for caution and that most hated of ail virtues, modération.

3. Times, 14 mai 1834. — V. les encouragements donnés par Macaulay aux mécontents, dans son article de la « Revue d'Edimbourg »surWalpole, paru en octobre 1833 : If the Dissenters had been turbulent, he (\N'alpole) would probably hâve relieved them.; but while he apprehended no danger from them, he would not run the slightest risk for their sake (vol. LVIII, p. 245).