Quarterly Review, the Editor of the National Review, and CONTENTS. At Cambridge-First visit to London-College friendships- Sizarship-The deaths of his mother and sister-Disposal of the family-Unitarian relations-Mr Martin of Cambridge-Distinctions at Cambridge--Religious belief-A reading-party at the Lakes- Rugby-The Sidgwick family-Colleagues-At Rome-Ordina- tion-In France-Offer of a Lectureship at Cambridge-Dr Temple's Headmastership-Offer of the Mastership of Wellington-In Ger- Wellington-the College buildings-Opening of the College- (Wellington continued)-As a schoolmaster-Recollections by (Wellington continued)-Home-life-Influence on boys-Intel- lectual pursuits-Ecclesiastical influences-The Wordsworth family-- (Wellington continued)-Specimens of his literary style-The (Wellington continued)-Dr Temple's appointment to Exeter- (Wellington continued)-The offer of the Chancellorship at Lincoln - The Chancery-Work at Lincoln― Night-schools- Cancellarii Scholae--Social Popularity-The Hulsean Professorship— Truro-The foundation of the See-Offer of the Bishopric- Leaving Lincoln-Consecration-Enthronement-Lines of work- Dissent in Cornwall-Tours in the Diocese-Letters--The death of (Truro continued)-The Cathedral-Laying the Foundation- (Truro continued)-Letters-The Chapel at Lis Escop-A holiday (Truro continued)—The vacant Primacy-Offer of the Primacy— Addington-Lambeth Palace-Sermons and Speeches-Personal Habits of Life-Dreams-Chapel-Idiosyncrasies- Riding-An Archbishop Benson's Bookplate Four Miniatures: Mrs Christopher Benson, Mr No. 72, Lombard Street, Birmingham. The house E. W. Benson (sen.), the Archbishop's father Silhouettes of Edward White Benson (sen.) and The Big School, King Edward's School, Birmingham The Archbishop's rooms in the New Court, Trinity The School House, Rugby, circa 1859 . The Archbishop as a young man, after a sketch made by L. Saulini, Rome, 1855 Wellington College, Berks The Archbishop in his study at Addington, circa 1890 Interior, Lambeth Palace Chapel The Archbishop at Addington, on his mare Columba |