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381; position at Seabury Com-
memoration(1884), 288-40; Bishop
Jermyn made Primus (1886), 246 ;
Jubilee Tract for Scotland' and
'On Question of a Metropolitan'
(1887), 250-51; on Revision of
Scotch Communion Office' (1889),
78, 384 [on p. 78, 1. 4, for printed'
read separately published ']; ser-
mon at General Synod (1890),
267-68; cordial relations with his
colleagues, 268; work of General
Synod, 269-70; takes part in
Jubilee of Trinity Coll. (1891), 271

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B. Diocesan. Cp. § III. and § IV.

Description of the Diocese. See
chap. II. Statistics of, 33, 192
foll., 275 foll., 386, Appendix VIII.
Church work at:-

Alyth, 73, 192, 386
Auchterarder, 66, 193
Balgowan, 193

Birnam, 80, 192, 386
Blair Atholl, 193
Blairgowrie, 73, 387
Bridge of Allan, 192, 386
Burntisland, 378, 387
Callander, 192, 386
Comrie, 66, 334, 381, 387
Cortachy, 193, 387
Coupar-Angus, 387
Crieff, 192, 381, 384, 386
Croiscraig, 192

Cromlix, 386

Culross, 386

Cupar-Fife, 192, 386

Dollar, 192, 387

Doune, 192, 387

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Kirkcaldy, 386-7

Leven, 192, 387; sermon at, 380
Meigle, 73, 192, 386
Memus, 193, 387

Muthill, 33, 64 foll., 73
Newport, 334, 337, 387
Perth, St. Ninian's: see § III.;
other churches, 56, 170; St.
Andrew's School Chapel, 170,
375, 376, 377, 386
Pitlochry, 192, 386

Pittenweem, 337

Strath-tay, 73, 193, 386-7
St. Andrews, 28, 207, 221 foll.,
273, 381, 297–304, 386
Tummel Bridge, 193
Weem, 192, 378, 386

§ III. Eucharistic controversy and
St. Ninian's.

See Scottish Office, Burton,
Cheyne, Forbes, Fortescue,
Humble, Lendrum. Charles
Wordsworth's position before he
became Bishop. 9; Three Short
Sermons' on Holy Communion,
10, 67-73, 75; beginnings of the
controversy in England (1854),
66; introduced by Bishop Forbes
into Scotland (1857), 84; his part
in the Eucharistic controversy,
96; relation to Bishop Forbes,
97; opinion on his Charge on its
appearance, 98; strong feeling
against non-communicating at-
tendance, 98 f.; Statement' in
concert with Bishop Eden, 100,
cp. 99 n.; Pastoral Letter' to
Laity' (February, 1858), 101; drafts
Synodal Letter, 108; its character,
109, 349; letter to Sir A. Edmon-
stone on, 111; 'Notes to assist on
Euch. Controversy,' 115-18; Sup-
plement to Notes,' 122; ‘Opinion
on Mr. Cheyne's first appeal, 120;
affirms his suspension, 123; rup-
ture with Cathedral Clergy, 124;
on celebration with one communi-
cant, 125; discussion of statutes,
127; retires from Cathedral for
twelve years (1859–72), 128; Charge
of 1859, 129; pamphlets of Humble
and Lendrum, 130; anonymous
'Proposals for Peace,' 131; inter-
view with Keble, 133; Opinion '

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on Bishop Forbes' case, 134; G.
Forbes on it, 136; Charles Words-
worth's notes on the case, 135–38;
on Melchizedekian Priesthood of
Christ, 139-40; doctrine com-
plained of disturbs the proportions
of the faith, 98, 140; renewed
troubles at St. Ninian's, 197; Mr.
Burton Provost (1871-1885), 198;
Charge of 1872, a censure of St.
Ninian's, 199; Special Synod of
1873, proposed Committee, 201;
address by Dean and other clergy,
202; various circulars, 202; modus
vivendi with Provost Burton (1874),
204; its partial success, 204;
letters on the Eastward position.
205, cp. Appendix IV., 360, and
377, 378; changes in 1878, 264;
happier relations, Mr. Hodson,
supernumerary, 264; Charges
again delivered in the Cathedral,
1882 onward, 265; Mr. Farquhar
succeeds Mr. Hodson, 265; V. L.
Rorison Provost (1885), 265; Lord
Glasgow's failure a blessing in
disguise, 265; enlargement, 265-
66; recognised by Canon (1890),
266, 270; Bishop's satisfaction,
266; verses to G. T. Farquhar,
267.

§ IV. Reunion Work. See espe-
cially chapters V and VII.

General policy, 37-39; princi-
ples of Church polity, 230 foll.;
details of accepts Presbyterian
Baptism, 58; how far he insisted
on Confirmation, 63 n.; suggests
the validity, under circumstances,
of their orders, 237 f.; arguments
on, 242-44; in letter to Arch-
bishop Benson, 253-55; in Lam-
beth Conference Committee, 257-
59; and Appendix VI., 363–66;
preaching in Presbyterian
churches, 38, 39, 197, 233–36, 245,
247-49, 259 foll.; appreciation of
30me features of Presbyterian
polity, 33, 34, 222, 231; efforts for

a common Catechism,' 163-65;
a National Catechism,' 165-66;
final defence of Reunion policy,
275-77; reference to it in his
epitaph, 280

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§ V. Public work in England.
Assists at Consecrations of T.
L. Claughton to Rochester (1867),
174; of Christopher Wordsworth to
Lincoln (1869), 196-97; of H. Mac-
kenzie to Nottingham (1870), 210;
Confirmations at Radley and
Stanford in the Vale, 174; part
in Lambeth Conferences of 1867,
175; of 1878, 224, 353 foll.; of
1888, 253-59, 363-66; takes part
in New Testament revision (1870–
1881), 211-15; At Church Con-
gress, Wolverhampton, 178; at
Church Congress, Carlisle, sermon
and paper (1884), 382; sermons
at Oxford, Mending of Nets'
(1857), 372, 239 foll.; and 'Doc.
trine of the Trinity' (1873), 378;
Kidderminster, Reunion of Church
of Great Britain' (1862), 156-59;
Stratford, on Shakespeare (1864),
169, 374; Chichester, Euodias
and Syntyche' (1867), 159, 177,
376; Norwich, 1870 (Choral
Festival) and 1875, 210, 211, 376;
Peterborough (1870), 210; St.
Albans (Choral Festival), 1871,
211, 376; Rochester (1872), 210;
Salisbury, 1872 and 1876 (reopen-
ing of choir), 210, 279, 378; Dur-
ham (1873), 210; Chester (1876),
210

§ VI. Literary work (general).
See especially 334-5, and
Appendix VII.

A. Theological. Charge on
modern teaching on Old Testa-
ment Canon, 271 foll. ; on value
of Book of Common Prayer, 246
foll.; works on the Christian
Ministry, 38; lectures on, 81;
Synodal address (1866), 159, 216-
219: see also IV.; A Common
Catechism and a National Cate-
chism,' 163-60; addition to
Church Catechism, 224; and
Appendix iii., 358-60; Archbishop
Hamilton's Catechism, 240; Lord
Bute's Breviary,' 225; 'Papal
Aggression in the East,' 82

B. Secular. Greek Grammar
and Primer, 167-68; Pindar and
Modern Athletics,' 310: Statius,

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§ VII. Verses by Charles Words-
worth. On the Times' and the
'Scotsman,' 173; epitaph on Ken-
neth Wordsworth, 181; to Canon
Farquhar, 267; to Dean Ramsay,
290 f.; to Lord Beaconsfield, 291 f.;
on Dean Stanley's versions, 295;
Sophocles' thanks to Lewis Camp-
bell, 297; to the same on his
recovery from bronchitis, 298; to
Dr. Boyd, 299; elegy on Principal
Tulloch, 300; to Agnata Ramsay,
302; The Scarlet Gown,' 303;
to Dr. Macgregor, 305; to Rev. N.
Johnston, 305; translation of
some lines of Statius, 320; to
Bishop Claughton on his birthday,
324; on his golden wedding, 325;
to Bishop and Mrs. Moberly on
theirs, 325; on Nightmare,' 327;
translation of Our Blessed Re-
deemer,' 331; and of Thine for
ever' and 'Lead, kindly Light,'
332. See also 360 (Archbishop
Benson), 374 (1863), 380 (1880),
384 (1890)
Wordsworth, Charles Samuel, the
Bishop's eldest son, curate of
Kidderminster, 204; career and
family of, 388
Wordsworth, Christopher (Master of
Trinity), 1; death, 4; on Keble's
'Christian Year,' 172
Wordsworth, Christopher (Bishop

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of Lincoln), 1 n.; letter on the
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Common Catechism,' 164; ap-
pointed Bishop of Lincoln, 196;
on Charles Wordsworth's proposed
resignation, 203; death of, 240;
on his brother's efforts, 241
Wordsworth, Christopher (Canon,
Rector of St. Peter's, Marlborough),
his book on University Life,' 326
Wordsworth, John (Fellow of
Trinity), 1 n.
Wordsworth, John (Bishop of Salis-
bury), at Winchester, 181; visits
to Scotland, 241 and Preface ix-x;
consecration as Bishop, 246 n.;
letter from, 255; debt to Charles
Wordsworth's criticism, 326;
chapter of this book written at
Osmington, 288, 342; opinions on
questions discussed, Preface x-xi;
on ministry of Baptism, 60-63; on
crucial point in Scottish office,
78-79; on Eucharistic Adoration
and Sacrifice, 140-47; on Cate-
chism, 166; on use of Revised
Version, 215-16; on Presbyterian
ordination, 260-64; translations
by, 174, 180; Stanley's Valedic-
tion,' 296; Sophocles to L. Camp-
bell, 297-98; to A. K. H. Boyd,
299; on Tulloch, 301; 'The
Scarlet Gown,' 304; to Macgregor
and Johnston, 305; Bishop Mober-
ley's golden wedding, 325; Night-
mare,' 329

Wordsworth, John Roundell, 267 and
387
Wordsworth, Robert Walter, the

Bishop's second son translates
Greek Primer, 168; letter on his
father's funeral, 297; Preface v,
and Appendix IX., 388
Wordsworth, William (the Poet),
sponsor to Charles Wordsworth, 2;
description of Scottish character,
35; his love of a terrace, 82
Wordsworth, William Barter, Pre-
face v, xxvi, and App. IX., 389

For other members of the
family see Preface v, 5, 64, 65, 80,
81, (Kenneth) 180-81, 203, 222,
252, 267, 278, 327, 336-7, 388-9

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