[174] Compare his attack on Hobbes, of whom he says that his "dirty recreation" of smoking did not interrupt any "immoral, irreligious, or unmathematical track of thought in which he happened to be engaged."-- _Lectures on Moral Philosophy_, xxvi. [175] Dixit insipiens in corde suo; Non est Deus.--_Psalm_ xiv. [176] July 14, 1833. "I have ever considered and kept the day as the start of the religious movement of 1833."--CARDINAL NEWMAN, _Apologia_. [177] In early life he wrote from Edinburgh;--"In England, I maintain, (except among ladies in the middle rank of life) there is no religion at all. The Clergy of England have no more influence over the people at large than the Cheesemongers of England." [178] By Mr. Stuart Reid. [179] St. Luke ix. 62. [180] "What can we think of the fitness of a man to address his Queen and his country in the _dogmatical_ strain of this pamphlet, who does not know the New Testament from the Old; the Psalms from the Gospel, David from Simeon; who expatiates so pompously on the duty and benefit of _prayer_, yet mistakes and miscalls a portion of the _Common Prayer_, which he is bound in law and in conscience to repeat every evening of his life."--_Quarterly Review_, July 1837. The reference is to the Sermon on the Queen's Accession. The blunder was rectified in a later edition. [181] He said this of Lord Grey. APPENDIX A LIST OF SYDNEY SMITH'S ARTICLES IN THE _EDINBURGH REVIEW_