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One clergyman, the Rev. F. E. Millson of Halifax, generously gave a lecture specially to make a collection to help the sick man financially, which realised £10; and Mr M'Ewan, M.P., with characteristic munificence, sent him a cheque for £200 to enable him to take a health voyage to Bombay, as advised by the doctors. After weeks of extreme danger, he began slowly to regain ground. The great frame was not to be overthrown by one attack. But the seizure had been a terrible one: he had looked as close on death, he told us, as a man could look and live; and it was with heavy hearts that those who loved him saw him set sail in cold November for India. Before going, he penned a few notes, calmly contradicting the absurd story of his change of opinions, and other legends.
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It would be ill-becoming to boast, he wrote,
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One of the legends, circulated by the _British Weekly_, was to the effect that
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On this he remarked that the story was pure fiction; that though he had had friendly services from him, he had only heard Mr Mursell preach once in his life; and that all he remembered of it was the concluding intimation:
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My subject next Sunday will be 'Beware of the Dog.' The reverend editor of the _British Weekly_ had thought fit to add to his tale the judgment:
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He (Mr Bradlaugh) has the earthliest of minds, is without a touch of poetry, imagination, or yearning
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The Story of a Famine Insurance Fund and what was done with it