[227] St. Matth. ii .1, 22.
[228] St. Luke ii. 41.
[229] See Sermon VII., [pp. 222-232.]
[230] Essays and Reviews, p. 109.
[231] See Dr. Moberly, (as before,) p. lv.-lx.
[232] Edinburgh Review, (April, 1861,) p. 476.
[233] The Rev. H. B. Wilson says,—"If those who distinguish themselves in Science and Literature cannot, in a scientific and literary age, be effectually and cordially attached to the Church of their nation, they must sooner or later be driven into a position of hostility to it." (p. 198.) This is one of the many notes, if not of "concert and comparison," at least of intense sympathy between the Essayists and Reviewers.
[234] Quarterly Review, No. 217, p. 266.
[235] See at pp. 351, 352, 357, 358, 361, 365, 367, 413, &c.
[236] Quarterly Review, as before, p. 282.