KILRYMONT

cited by A. P. Forbes, 131; three
hymns translated by Charles
Wordsworth, 314. See App. VII.
(1845), 368
Kilrymont, 252
Kinross, 30

Kirriemuir, 387

LATERAN Canon on Transubstantia-
tion, 68
Laud,

William, Archbishop of
Canterbury, his epitaph, 287
Lee, Rev. Robert, D.D., 153, 154, 155,
163

Lees, Rev. Dr. Cameron, letter from,
249

Leighton, Robert, Bishop of Dun-
blane and Archbishop of Glasgow,
26, 29, 156, 160, 203
Lendrum, Rev. Alexander, part in
Bishop Torry's Prayer Book, 10,
11, 13, 15; resigns Muthill, 64;
his opposition to Bishop, 129, 130;
retirement, 131

Lewis, Sir G. C., 147

Liddon, Canon H. P., 245-6
Lock, Walter, Warden of Keble
College, John Keble,' 114 n.
Longley, Archbishop, at Inverness,
173; calls Lambeth Conference,
176, 177, 187

Lothian, Marquess of, 238
Lyttelton, Edward, on athletics, 308 f.
Lyon, Rev. C. J., Incumbent of St.
Andrews, his pressure upon Words-
worth to vote, 6 n.; his History
of St. Andrews' quoted, 24 n.

MACGREGOR, Rev. Dr. (St. Cuthbert's,

Edinburgh), invitation from, 245,
247, 248; verses to, 304
Mackey, Rev. Donald J., Memoir of
Bishop Forbes, 85 n., 100 n., 155
n.; becomes Canon of St. Ninian's,
264; resigns, 265

Macleod, Rev. Norman, D.D., 154
Manning, Henry Edward (Cardinal),

early pupil of Charles Wordsworth,
2; renewal of intercourse with,
312 f.

Medwyn, Lord (father of Bishop A.
P. Forbes), 89

Melville, Rev. Henry, on Christ
pleading His Sacrifice, 138 n.

Meigle, 73, 192, 386

Meredith, Rev. W. M., vii, 65

PALMER

Metropolitan, on question of a, 251:
see Archbishop

Milligan, Rev. Dr., of Aberdeen, x,
216 n., 225-7, 277

Moberly, George, Bishop of Salis-
bury, 3, 211, 232, 287; translation of
Pindar, 309; golden wedding, 324
Moir, David, Bishop of Brechin, his
Eucharistic teaching, 132

Munns, H. T., portrait of Charles
Wordsworth (1882), the fronti-
spiece to this volume, xxvi, 233
Muthill, Charles Wordsworth at,
64 f., 73; an old centre, 33

NEALE, John Mason, D.D., offered
Provostship of St. Ninian's, 45;
life of Bishop Torry quoted, 11 n.,
14 n. 41 n., 51 n.

Nestorianism, charge of, against the
Six Bishops' Pastoral,' 115, 145
Nicholas, Bishop of Dunkeld, con-
secrates cloister and cemetery of
New College, 309 f.

Newman, John Henry, Cardinal,

renewal of intercourse with, 312,
314; judgment on, 314 f., 318;
Charles Wordsworth's translation
of Lead, kindly Light,' 332
Non-communicating or non-recipi-
ent attendance, 99, 118, 125, 127
Nonjurors, Charles Wordsworth on,
229
Novatians, their baptism admitted,
their orders questioned, 62 n., 253,
256

OSMINGTON, Dorset, 288, 342
Oxenham, Rev. F. N., reprint of
Waterland's 'Letters on Lay.
Baptism,' 59 n.

Oxford movement, Charles Words-
worth s relation to, 3

PALMER, Ven. Edwin, Archdeacon of
Oxford, on Revision, 215
Palmer, Roundell, Earl of Selborne,
opinion on right of Episcopal
Synod to issue a Pastoral, 113;
correspondence on Establishment,
194-95; 'Rector' of St. Andrews,
304; character of Charles Words-
worth, 338; letter to, on his
Family Memorials, 339 f.; helped
Charles Wordsworth's election to
Winchester Fellowship, 342

PALMER

Palmer, Rev. Wm., 11, 82; charac-
ter of, 339

Pannonius, Janus, a Hungarian
Bishop, 288

Pirie, Rev. Dr., Principal of Aber-
deen, 157

Perth, in Diocese of St. Andrews,
41 n.; fine situation of, 23, 28,
40-41; Canon Farquhar's Epi-
scopal History of' quoted, 19, 42,
43, 44, 52, 53, 276; churches at,
56; St. Andrew's School Chapel
founded (1866), 170, 375, 376, 377
Presbyterianism, strong points of,
33 foll., 161, 222, 231, 242
Primate, title of, 251 and 252 n.
Primus, Bishop Terrot's resignation

and election of Bishop Eden to
office of, 150; election of Bishop
(Jermyn) of Brechin, 246; pro-
posed change of name to Primate,
251 f.

Pusey, Rev. Edward Bouverie, D.D.,

17, 86, 87 n., 105 n., 108, 109;
helps Forbes, 133, 134; Charles
Wordsworth's breach with, 135;
character of, 340

RAMSAY, Miss Agnata (Mrs. M.
Butler), 301 f.

Rattray, Thomas, Bishop of Dun-
keld, 26, 281

Ridding, George, Bishop of South-

well, testimony to Charles Words-
worth, 4

Roberts, Rev. Dr., of St. Andrews, on
disunion, 248; on Revised Version,
212

Rollo, Lord, Preface vii., 66; readi-
ness to help Reunion Conference,
158; promotes memorial to the
Bishop, 266

Rollo, Lady, Waverley birthday
book dedicated to, 384
Rorison, Rev. Gilbert, D.D., of Peter-
head, presents Mr. Cheyne, 106;
effort at reunion, 158

Rorison, Very Rev. V. L., Provost
(Dean) of St. Ninian's, 265, 267
Ross, A. J., Memoir of Bishop Ewing,
85, 120, 124, 155

'SACERDOTALISM,' note on, 219
Sage, John, Bishop, Principles of
the Cyprianic Age,' 112 n.

St. Andrews, City and University of,

SCOTTISH OFFICE

28, 207, 221 foll., 273, 381, 297–
304; degree, 233; preaching at,
234 foll.; burial at, 278 foll.; use
of hood, 337

St. Andrews, Diocese of, see Chap.
II. 23-39: title dropped and
resumed, 27, cp. 32 n.; interest
of, 28 foll. ; character of the
people, 31, 34 foll. See Words-
worth (Charles), § II. B.

St. John's Town = Perth, 56
St. Ninian's Cathedral, early history

of, 42; constitution, 43-45;
chapter of, 45; new statutes of,
52 f.; building, 55 f.; used by
Charles Wordsworth, 81, 118;
strained relations with, 119; open
rupture, 124; reasonable fears
concerning, 125; interpretation of
Statutes, 126 foll.; Cathedral
Declaration' and withdrawal of
Bishop, 128 f.; renewed trouble
under Provost Burton (1871 on-
wards), 198-202; modus vivendi
(1874), 204; happier relations
(1878 onwards), 264 foll.; Lord
Glasgow's failure (1885), 265;
Provost Rorison's success, enlarge-
ment of Cathedral, 265 foll;
recognised by Canon, 266, 270;
Canon Farquhar's good work, 265,
267; Bishop's satisfaction with
Cathedral, 266. See also Words-
worth (Charles), § III.
Scone, 23, 41, 42
'Scotichronicon,' Memoir of Charles
Wordsworth in, 108, 191, 375
Scott, Major Hugh, of Gala, editor
of 'Scottish Guardian,' 159;
letter to, on Keble memorial, 172
Scott, Sir Walter, on Perthshire, 21,
28, 35; Waverley novels in
chronological order, 362; Waver-
ley Birthday Book (1890), 384
'Scottish Church,' title adopted in
1890, 252 n.

SELLAR

Sellar, Rev. J. A., 45, 55, 119
Selwyn, Bishop G. A., 308
Shakespeare, works on, 168-70
Shaw, Rev. W. G., of Forfar, 108 n.;
character and death, 208, 265
Short, T. V., Bishop of St. Asaph, 71
Skating, 2, 311, 312

Skinner, John, Bishop of Aberdeen

and Primus, cited, 132, 318
Skinner, R., Incumbent of St.
Andrews, 160

Skinner, William, Bishop of Aber-
deen, his character, 318
Smythe, Mr., of Methven, 193;
family of, 317

Sprott, Rev. Dr., 232

Stanley, Arthur Penrhyn, D.D., on

Euodias and Syntyche,' 178;
'the Burning Bush,' 218; on
priestly charisma, 219; friendship
and co-operation with, 286, 288;
translated lines to Dean Ramsay,
289 f.; and Lord Beaconsfield,
292 f.; Beaumont and Fletcher,'
294; his valediction,' 295
Stewart, two brothers, gift to Charles
Wordsworth, 132 n.

Stewart, House of, memorials at
Dunfermline and Kinross, 30
Story, R. H., D.D., Life of Robert
Lee,' 153 n.; joins Church Service
Society, 223; lecture on Church
history, 228

Suther, T. G., Bishop of Aberdeen,
candidate for Bishopric of St.
Andrews, 6; accepts presentation
of Mr. Cheyne, 106; condemns
and suspends him, 115; finds him
guilty of disobedience, 123; with-
draws his suspension, 124;
opinion on Presbyterian orders,
259

Sutton, Charles Manners (Arch-

bishop of Canterbury), sponsor to
Charles Wordsworth, 2
Synod, General (now Provincial), of
Scottish Church, its rare meetings,
149; constitution, 149 n.; meet-
ings of 1862-3, 151; of 1876,
establishes representative Church
Council, 194, 208-10; of 1890, its
enactments, 269-70
Synod, Episcopal, of Scottish Church,
powers of, in censuring, 113; rela-
tion to General Synod, 149;
meetings of on Prayer Book (1850),

TORRY

13; on Forbes' Charge (1857),
97,98, and (1858) 108-10; Cheyne's
appeals (1858), 122-24; on Forbes,
133-34; move for General Synod
(1859), 149; for election of Primus
(1862), 150-51; on laymen in
Synods (1869), 193 and (1873)
194; presentment by Mr. Humble
(1873), 200; preparation for
General Synod (1875), 208; for
election of Primus (1886), 246
'Synod,' in Established Church of
Scotland, 34; Synod of Lothian,
R. Lee's speech at, 153

TAYLOR, Jeremy, cited by A. P.
Forbes, 131; by Charles Words-
worth, 132; commendation of a
section of his Ductor Dubitan-
tium,' 71 f.
Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, his prize-
poem, 322

Terrot, Charles Hughes, Bishop of
Edinburgh, joins in declaration'
on Eucharist, 100; absent from
Cheyne's first trial, 119-20;
presides at second, 123; resigna-
tion as Primus, 150; death, 150,
197
Tertullian, on lay baptism, 61
Theodoret on Eucharist, 116-17
Torry, Patrick, Bishop of St.

Andrews, his Prayer Book, 10–13,
and App. I., 345-9; his relation to
his Diocese, 14; determined atti-
tude towards the Episcopal Col-
lege, 15; orders dismissal of non-
communicants, 15; helps to
found St. Ninian's Cathedral, 42-
45; doctrine on Eucharist, 132,
136, 137 n.

Torry, John, Dean of the Diocese,
votes for Charles Wordsworth, 7;
relation to Bishop Torry's Prayer
Book, 10, 13; letter from Charles
Wordsworth on his proposed
resignation (1863), 152; forwards
address about St. Ninian's, 202;
various circulars addressed to,
202; letter from Charles Words-
worth on his resignation (1874),
203; on postponement of, 204;
his death, 234
Trower, Walter John, Bishop of
Glasgow much opposed to Bishop

WALFORD, J. D., Mathematical Master
at Winchester, 168

Walker, Dean W., of Monymusk,

100 n., 119 n., 150 n.
Waterland, on Lay-Baptism, 59
Weem, 192, 378, 386-7

Will, Dr. and Mrs. Ogilvie, 238
Williams, J., Bishop of Connecticut,

letter on disloyal clergy, 199–200;
on the book on the Christian
Ministry,' 218; at Seabury Com-
memoration, 238

Williams, Rev. Isaac, 72

Wilson, Very Rev. John Skinner,
Dean of Edinburgh, 268
Wilson, Thomas, Bishop of Sodor
and Man, cited by A. P. Forbes,
131; cautious language on the
Eucharistic presence, 132
Wilson, Wm. Scott, Bishop of Glas-
gow, in Cheyne case, 123; reads
finding in Forbes' case, 134
WORDSWORTH, CHARLES, subject of
this Memoir :-

The principal references are
collected under the following
heads or sections:-

§ I. External and domestic
events. Character.

§ II. Episcopal work in Scot-
land. A. General. B. Diocesan.

III. The Eucharistic Con-
troversy and St. Ninian's Cathe-
dral.

SJV. Reunion work.

SV. Public work in England.
§ VI. Literary work (general):
B. Secular. C.

A. Theological.

Judgments on men and books.

§ VII. Verses by.

WORDSWORTH

§ I. External and domestic

events.

1-2;

Early life (1806-35),
Second Master of Winchester
(1835-46), 3-4; father's death
(1846), 4; Warden of Glenalmond
(1847-54), 4-6; circumstances of
his election as Bishop of St.
Andrews (1852), 6–8; his claims
on Churchmen, 9; reasons for
opposition to, 10-17; condem-
nation of Bishop Torry's Prayer
Book, 10, 14; strong views on
Establishment, 15; opposition to
W. E. Gladstone, 16; opposed by
Tractarian party, 17; his conse-
cration as Bishop (25 Jan. 1853), 5;
his character, 18-20; mottos in
almanacks, 21, 40, 81, 290; inter-
est in the Scottish people, 31
foll.; resigns Glenalmond (1854),
6; visits to England, 40; lodges at
Perth, 40; first Synods, 51; en-
thronement, 55; primary Charge
(1854), 56; takes charge of Mut-
hill (1854-55), 64 f.; Three Ser-
mons on Holy Communion,' 67
foll.; move to Birnam Cottage,
Dunkeld (1855), 80; after three
years finds a home at Pitcullen
Bank, Perth (1856), 81; settles for
nineteen years at the Feu House,
Perth (1858-76), 82; his taste in
architecture and gardening, ter-
race walk at the Feu, 82; name
put forward for Principalship of
St. Andrews (1859), 147; death
and character of Warden Barter
(1861), 180, 181-83; death of
Kenneth Wordsworth (1862), 180
foll.; disappointment as to office
of Primus (1862), 150; objects to
canon of General Synod (1863),
151; offers his resignation, 152;
success of his Greek Grammar, 167;
Bishop Hamilton's generosity, 183
foll.; correspondence with Roun-
dell Palmer on Establishment,'
194-96; Christopher Wordsworth
made Bishop of Lincoln (1869),
196 foll.; visit to Seaton, 197;
death of Bishop Hamilton (1
Aug. 1869), 197; made Fellow of
Winchester College (1871), 197,
342; death of Bishop Ewing (1873),

WORDSWORTH

207; announces his resignation
(1874), 203; postpones and finally
drops it, 204; death of W. G.
Shaw, of Forfar (1874), 207; re-
moval of Glenalmond divinity
students to Edinburgh, 209;
death of Bishop A. P. Forbes
(1875), 207; of Canon Humble
(1876), 206; removal to Bishop's
Hall'or Bishopshall,' St. Andrews
(1876), 207, 221-22; lines for
summer-house at, 287; happier
residence at St. Andrews, 222;
takes up reunion work again
(1879), 224; death of Dean Torry
and appointment of Johnston
(1879-80), 234 n.; letter from

A Son of Toil' (1881), 229 f.;
portrait painted by H. T. Munns
(1882), 233; honorary D.D. of
St. Andrews and Edinburgh Uni-
versities (1884), 233 foll.; de-
scription of his preaching Univer-
sity sermon at St. Andrews, 236;
part in Seabury Commemoration
(1884), 238; death of Bishop
Christopher Wordsworth (1885),
240; relation of the brothers, 241;
death of Provost Burton (1885),
265; V. L. Rorison becomes Pro-
vost, 265; Lord Glasgow's failure,
ib.; last change of residence to
'Kilrymont' on the Scores (1887),
252; moving of Library, 253; fre-
quent visits to Rydal, 256; deaths
of Mr. Macdonald and J. R. Words-
worth (1890), 267; death of Dean
Johnston and appointment of Pro-
vost Rorison as Dean (1890), 268;
A. S. Aglen of Alyth made Arch-
deacon, definition of his duties,
268-69; severe illness, 270; speaks
at Glenalmond Jubilee (1891), 271;
publishes 'Annals,' vol. i., its
rapid success, 271; receives Epi-
scopal Chair and Pastoral Staff,
(Easter Eve, 1892), 273; last
Charge delivered in absence (5 Oct.
1892), 275; untoward incident
after it, 276 foll.; last illness and
death (5 Dec. 1892), 278; impres-
sive funeral service in Cathedral
yard, St. Andrews, 279; epitaph,
280; character of the Bishop, 18-
20; faith and patience, 81; natural
impetuosity, 195, 203, 338; eager |

WORDSWORTH

ness and sensitiveness, 338; desire
for completeness, 18, 97, 135; order-
liness, 228, 253, 318; affectionate-
ness, 130; athletic and sanguine
temper, 18, 182, 307, 308, 310, 312;
judgments of friends respecting
him: Lord Selborne, 195, 338;
Canon Farquhar, 282, 283, 318,
336; Dr. Danson, 280-82; Pro-
fessor Cooper, 284; Bishop of
Glasgow (Harrison), 282.

§ II. Episcopal work in Scotland.
A. General. B. Diocesan.

A. General.--Moves for a Gene-
ral Synod (1859), 149; Committee
on Canons, 150; Synod meets
(1862), 151; proposed Canon on
elections leads to his withdrawal
and offer of resignation, 151 foll.;
correspondence with Tulloch, ‘A
Plea for Justice' (1865-66), 160;
educational projects, 162 foll.: see
§ IV.; takes part in the foun-
dation of Inverness Cathedral
(1866), 173; supports resolution
to permit a consecration for Natal
in Scotland (1868), 187; explana-
tion of his position, 188; question
of archiepiscopal title, 189, 251;
urges the extension of the powers of
laymen in Synods, 193; with par-
tial success, 194; supports Bishop
Ewing's action in preaching in
University Church, Glasgow, 197;
Mr. Humble's presentment of him
to Episcopal Synod dismissed
(1873), 200; moves for a General
Synod on subject of Cathedrals,
Trinity College, Glenalmond, and
regular meetings of General Synod
(1875), 208; remarks on the re-
moval of Divinity students from
Glenalmond, 209; General Synod
meets and establishes Representa-
tive Church Council (1876), 210;
sermon at Dedication Festival of
St. Paul's, Dundee (1878), 379;
difference with the Primus as to
his oversight of the French Old
Catholics (1879), 278, 379; sermon
at consecration of Edinburgh
Cathedral, 224, 225; assists in
consecration of the Bishop of
Aberdeen (1883), 380; 'The Bishop
of Liverpool in Scotland' (1883),