184-186; article Evolution in the Dictionary of Religion, edited by Rev.William Benham, 1887; Prof.Huxley, An Episcopal Trilogy, Nineteenth Century, November, 1887--this article discusses three sermons delivered by the bishops of Carlisle, Bedford, and Manchester, in Manchester Cathedral, during the meeting of the British Association, September, 1887--these sermons were afterward published in pamphlet form under the title The Advance of Science; John Fiske, Darwinism, and Other Essays, Boston, 1888; Harriet Mackenzie, Evolution illuminating the Bible, London, 1891, dedicated to Prof.
Huxley; H.E.Rye, Hulsean Professor of Divinity at Cambridge, The Early Narratives of Genesis, London, 1892, preface, pp.

vii-ix, pp.

7, 9, 11; Rev.G.M.Searle, of the Catholic University, Washington, article in the Catholic World, November, 1892, pp.

223, 227, 229, 231; for the statement from Keble College, see Rev.Mr.Illingworth, in Lux Mundi.
For Bishop Temple, see citation in Laing.

For a complete and admirable acceptance of the evolutionary theory as lifting Christian doctrine and practice to a higher plane, with suggestions for a new theology, see two Sermons by Archdeacon Wilson, of Manchester, S.P.C.K..