Old Friends at Cambridge and Elsewhere — John Shaqi
Old Friends at Cambridge and ElsewhereClark, John Willis
History
Old Friends at Cambridge and Elsewhere
Clark, John Willis
University of Cambridge -- History
Most of these articles are reprinted as they were written, with only
obvious and necessary corrections. The Life of Dr Whewell has been
slightly enlarged; and that of Bishop Thirlwall has been revised, though
not substantially altered. Any merit that this Life may possess is due
to the kindness of the late Master of my College, Dr Thompson. I myself
had never so much as seen Thirlwall, and undertook the article with
great reluctance. But my difficulties vanished as soon as I had
consulted Dr Thompson. He had been one of Thirlwall’s intimate friends,
and not only supplied me with information about him which I could not
have learnt from any other source, but revised the article more than
once when in type.
The article on Dr Luard is practically new. Soon after his death I
contributed a short sketch of his Life to the _Saturday Review_, and
afterwards another, in a somewhat different style, to a Trinity College
Magazine called _The Trident_. Out of these, with some additions, the
present article has been composed.
It has been suggested to me that an article on Richard Owen, in a series
devoted entirely, with that exception, to Cambridge men, needs
justification. I would urge in my defence that the Senate coopted Owen
by selecting him, in 1859, as the first recipient of an honorary degree
under the new statutes.
My cordial thanks are due to Dr Jackson, Fellow and Prælector of Trinity
College, for much valuable criticism, and assistance in preparing the
volume for the press.
I have also to thank the proprietors of the _Church Quarterly Review_,
and those of the _Saturday Review_, for their kindness in allowing me to
reprint articles of which they hold the copyright.
JOHN WILLIS CLARK.
SCROOPE HOUSE, CAMBRIDGE.
_1 January, 1900._
CONTENTS.
PAGE
WILLIAM WHEWELL 1
_Church Quarterly Review_, April, 1882.
CONNOP THIRLWALL 77
_Church Quarterly Review_, April, 1883.
RICHARD MONCKTON MILNES, LORD HOUGHTON 153
_Church Quarterly Review_, July, 1891.
EDWARD HENRY PALMER 201
_Church Quarterly Review_, October,
1883.
FRANCIS MAITLAND BALFOUR 282
_Saturday Review_, 29 July, 1882.
HENRY BRADSHAW 292
_Saturday Review_, 10 February, 1886.
WILLIAM HEPWORTH THOMPSON 302
_Saturday Review_, 9 October, 1886.
COUTTS TROTTER 314
_Saturday Review_, 10 December, 1887.
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