[68] Hansard’s Debates, 19th January, 1847.
[69] Times, City Article, 10th January, 1846.
[70] Return in Appendix D to the Report of the Committee of the House of Commons on Commercial Distress. 1848. P. Paper, No. 395.
[71] Report of the Committee of the House of Commons on Commercial Distress. Minutes of Evidence. 1848: Q. 4861-4876.
[72] Edinburgh Review, 1848.
[73] Life of Lord Campbell, Vol. II., p. 218.
[74] C. C. Greville’s Journal of the Reign of Queen Victoria, Vol. II., p. 85.
[75] Life of Lord Palmerston, Vol. II., p. 41.
[76] Life of Lord Palmerston, by the Hon. E. Ashley, Vol. II., p. 46.
[77] It was so obscure that Dr. Wilberforce says, playfully, in one of his letters to his brother:—“N.B.—Could we not pass a vote that Hampden should always preach in Hebrew?”—Life of Bishop Wilberforce, Vol. I., p. 93.