(_b_) 'A Good Name and the Day of Death: two Blessings'; a sermon preached in Ambleside Church, January 30, 1859, on occasion of the death of Mrs.Wordsworth--tender and consolatory.

(_c_) 'The Ascension of our Lord, and its Lessons for Mourners'; a sermon (1858) finely commemorative of Arnold, the Wordsworths, Mrs.Fletcher, and others.
One point only remains to be noticed.

Every one who knows our highest poetical literature knows the 'Lost Leader' of ROBERT BROWNING, Esq.
Many have been the speculations and surmises and assertions and contradictions as to who the 'Lost Leader' was.

The verdict of one of the immortals on his fellow-immortal concerns us all.

Hence it is with no common thankfulness the Editor of WORDSWORTH'S Prose embraces this opportunity of settling the controversy beyond appeal, by giving a letter which Mr.BROWNING has done him the honour to write for publication.