[126] Vol. i. No. 3. p. 27.
[127] Times, 18 Dec. 1830, quoted by Southey, "Common-Place Book," iv. p. 489.
[128] "Physic and Physicians," a medical sketch-book, vol. ii. p. 363 (1839).
[129] "A Book for a Rainy Day," p. 103. Old Smith was a regular hunter after legacies, and like all such was often disappointed. His "Nollekens" is a fine example.
[130] "Memoirs of James Montgomery," by Holland and Everett, iv. pp. 114, 115.
[131] "A History of Peeblesshire," by William Chambers of Glenormiston, p. 403 (1864).
[132] See vol. v. p. 145.
[133] A cat of Mr Bedford's.
[134] "Life and Correspondence," v. p. 223.
[135] On Instinct, a Lecture delivered before the Dublin Natural History Society, 11th November 1842. Dublin, 1847. P. 10.