After an illness, Newman returned to England and lived at the oratory until his death, making occasional visits to London and chiefly to his old friend R. W. Church, now Dean of St Paul's. As a cardinal, Newman published nothing beyond a preface to a work by Arthur Wollaston Hutton on the Anglican ministry (1879) and an article, "On the Inspiration of Scripture", in "The Nineteenth Century" (February 1884). In 1880, Newman confessed to an "extreme joy" that conservative Benjamin Disraeli was no longer in power, and expressed the hope that Disraeli would be gone permanently.