[0] With special reference to Father Damien, pp. 63–81.[65] From the Sydney Presbyterian, October 26, 1889.[85] Theater of Mortality, p. 10; Edin. 1713.[86] History of My Own Times, beginning 1660, by Bishop Gilbert Burnet, p. 158.[87a] Wodrow’s Church History, Book II. chap. i. sect. I.[87b] Crookshank’s Church History, 1751, second ed. p. 202.[88] Burnet, p. 348.[89] Fuller’s Historie of the Holy Warre, fourth ed. 1651.[90] Wodrow, vol. ii. p. 17.[92] Sir J. Turner’s Memoirs, pp. 148–50.[93] A Cloud of Witnesses, p. 376.[94a] Wodrow, pp. 19, 20.[94b] A Hind Let Loose, p. 123.[95] Turner, p. 163.[96a] Turner, p. 198.[96b] Ibid. p. 167.[97] Wodrow, p. 29.[98] Turner, Wodrow, and Church History by James Kirkton, an outed minister of the period.[99] Kirkton, p. 244.[101a] Kirkton.[101b] Turner.[102] Kirkton.[103] Kirkton.[104] Cloud of Witnesses, p. 389; Edin. 1765.[105a] Kirkton, p. 247.[105b] Ibid. p. 254.[105c] Ibid. p. 247.[105d] Ibid. pp. 247, 248.[106] Kirkton, p. 248.[107a] Kirkton, p. 249.[107b] Naphtali, p. 205; Glasgow, 1721.[107c] Wodrow, p. 59.[108a] Kirkton, p. 246.[108b] Defoe’s History of the Church of Scotland.[151] ‘This paper was written in collaboration with James Waiter Ferrier, and if reprinted this is to be stated, though his principal collaboration was to lie back in an easy-chair and laugh.’—[R.L.S., Oct. 25, 1894.][183] The illustrator was, in fact, a lady, Miss Eunice Bagster, eldest daughter of the publisher, Samuel Bagster; except in the case of the cuts depicting the fight with Apollyon, which were designed by her brother, Mr. Jonathan Bagster. The edition was published in 1845. I am indebted for this information to the kindness of Mr. Robert Bagster, the present managing director of the firm.—[Sir Sidney Colvin’s Note.][205] See a short essay of De Quincey’s.[206a] Religio Medici, Part ii.[206b] Duchess of Malfi.