Bowring, vol. X, p. 487. — Cf. vol. X, pp

64. V. le curieux ouvrage UtilUariattism unmaslœd, a letter to the Rev. M. A. (ialhercole (of Mossford Lodge, Great llford, Essex) on the lifc, death, and philosopliy of Jeremy Ben t ha m, forming a supplément to the eighth article in no 158 of the Edinburgh licvicw, by the Rev. John F. Colis, D.D., of Trinity Collège, tambridge, ininister of St. Ptter's episcopal chapel, Quecn Square, St James's l'ark, author of « a v indira cation of infant baptism *, etc., etc., London, 1844. L'ancien secrétaire, devenu pasteur, et qui met sa brochure en vente au profit de la « Société nationale pour l'éducation des pauvres conformément aux principes de l'Eglise établie *, raconte ce qu'il considère comme les scandales de la vie privée du vieux libre-penseur, et surtout ses facéties irréligieuses et blasphématoires. Il a gardé le début, à lui dicté, d'un discours contre l'Eglise établie : « In comparison of the corruption of which the Clérical Départirent is the seat, tbe corruption of which Lay Départ ments are the seats, is purity. If to obtaîn money on false prelenccs, — if to do that for which an unprotecled mail is regarded as being undeservedly consigned to Botany Ray or the llulks, is immorality — the English and Irish Clergy is coiuposed of a set of men whose conduct is essentially and most llagrantly immoral v.

65. tïrahani Wallas, Life of Francis Place, ppc 73sqq. Cf. Romilly, 24 sept. *817: We fourni him passing his lime, as he has always been passingnt since 1 bave knovsn him, which is now more than thirty years, closely