The Episcopate of Charles Wordsworth, Bishop of St. Andrews, Dunkeld, and Dunblane 1853-1892: A Memoir, Together with Some Materials for Forming a Judgment on the Great Questions in the Discussion of which He was Concerned

Longmans, Green, 1899 - 402 pages

Latin verses connected principally with St Andrews	2

EARLY LIFEELECTION TO THE SEE OF ST ANDREWS	3

The Charge well received	8

Unfortunate opposition	12

Originated in England 185354	17

CHAPTER II	23

Patrick Graham first Archbishop 1472	29

1	34

Description of a University sermon at St Andrews by the poet	220

New life of Cathedral 18861890	221

16	225

17	233

Address at Aberdeen University February 1886	245

18	247

Question of a Metropolitan	251

19	253

The Report recommitted	259

Analogy from reaction against Wolfian theory of Homeric poems	272

Last illness and death 5 December 1892	278

CHAPTER VIII	285

Other hymns	287

Lines to Lord Beaconsfield on his return from Berlin Congress	291

Sophocles loquitur	297

The Scarlet Gown 1878	303

First game of golf 1890	310

Reminiscences of Keble	314

Letters to Dean Boyle	316

Mr Tuckwells Tongues in Trees	322

Manner of confirming	336

Conclusion	342

ON BISHOP TORRYS PRAYER BOOK	345

Pastoral Letter issued by the Episcopal Synod 27	349

Remarks on the Archbishops Judgment 1890	360

List of the principal Printed Writings of Charles Words	366

Warden of Glenalmond May 1847 to July 1854	375

Series Collectarum c 330	384

CHURCHES AND PARSONAGES BUILT DURING HIS EPISCOPATE	386

Churches and Parsonages built during his Episcopate	388

223	392

Archbishop Longley at Inverness 1866	394

Stanleys valediction	402

Title	The Episcopate of Charles Wordsworth, Bishop of St. Andrews, Dunkeld, and Dunblane 1853-1892: A Memoir, Together with Some Materials for Forming a Judgment on the Great Questions in the Discussion of which He was Concerned
Author	John Wordsworth
Publisher	Longmans, Green, 1899
Original from	the University of Michigan
Digitized	26 Nov 2008
Length	402 pages

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His own retrospect in 1868	37

22	41

Attacks upon the Scottish Office	42

Attempt to transfer an English institution to Scotland	47

Lay control of Cathedral	53

Primary Charge of 1854	59

Character of the people	60

The abrupt formula of Invocation in it introduced in 1764	74

The Bishop at Birnam Cottage Dunkeld	80

Clerical and lay addresses	83

Quotation from his Opinion on the Melchizedekian Priesthood	84

Influence at Winchester	133

George Forbes approval of his Opinion	136

10	139

Bishop Forbes passes from the Sacrifice of the Cross to	146

Synodal Address in 1866	148

Revival in the Establishment	153

13	160

14	178

LAST YEARS AT PERTH	186

Gladstones visit	190

Address by Dean and other Clergy	202

15	203

Glenalmond	208

The Bishops character of	212

Supplemented by Remarks on Dr Lightfoots Essay 1879	218