XX1i MEMOIR ‘True to the End,’ ‘ Robbie and his Mother,’ ‘ Miriam Rosenbaum,’ and ‘What is her Name?’ Other magazine work had also engaged him; but now, at Bournemouth, he was able for the first time to give himself heart and soul to those Rabbinic and Talmudic studies which had always been his delight, and to face unreservedly and without disturbance those church questions which for thirty years had been struggling within him. The appearance of his: book on.*The Temple: Its Ministry and Services at the Time of. Jesus Christ,’ brought him the friendship of the late Canon George Williams (‘ Palestine-Williams ’), then rector of Ring- wood, and formerly Senior Fellow of King’s College, Cambridge. This friendship soon ripened into an intimacy which brought about reciprocal confidence. Canon Williams was able to enter into the peculiar development to which Dr. HEdersheim’s mind had been subjected. When he had ascertained: his views. and convictions, he communicated with the Bishop of Winchester ; the consequence being, that, in 1875, Dr. Edersheim was admitted to deacon’s, and six months afterwards to priest’s orders, receiving a title from the late Rev. Zachary Nash as (nominal) curate to the ee ee ee ey ee