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LNITIALS  AND  PSEUDONYMS: 


DlOTIONABT    OF    LiTEEAEr    DISGUISES 


BY 


WILLIAM    GUSHING,   B.A., 

PoE  SOME  Yeaks  Assistant  in  the  Harvard  University  Library;  and 

Compiler  of  an  "Index  to  the  North  American  Review" 

AND  AN  "Index  to  the  Christian  Examiner." 


Seconti  Scries, 


"  Les  revelations  des  miteurs  anonymes  el  pseuclonymes  sont  non-seulemenz 
piquantes  pour  les  gens  du  monde,  viais  encore  importantes  pour  Vhistorien  lU- 
teraire  et  le  biographe ;  ce  sont  la  des  mysteres  des  Uttcratttres  que  les  erudites 
out  toujours  cherche  a  decouvrir."  —  Quekard. 

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NEW    YORK: 
THOMAS   Y.    CROAYELL   &   CO., 

!•'>  AsTOK  Place. 

1888. 


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Copyright  by 

THOMAS  T.   CROWELL  &  CO. 

1888. 


J.  S.  CcsHiNG  &  Co.,  Printers,  Boston. 


PREFACE. 


THE  favor  accorded  the  First  Series  of  "  Initials  and  Pseudo- 
nyms," both  in  this  country  and  abroad,  has  been  very  grati- 
fying to  the  compiler. 

It  is  hoped  that  this  supplementary  volume,  which  contains  6500 
initials  and  pseudonyms,  answering  to  4800  real  names,  will  be 
received  with  the  same  kind  consideration. 

Such  a  subject,  constantly  changing  and  growing,  is  practically 
inexhaustible ;  but  sti'enuous  care  has  been  exercised  in  making  the 
work  accurate  and  as  complete  as  possible.  For  the  kindly  assist- 
ance given  by  interested  readers,  the  compiler  desires  to  express 
his  thanks  and  his  assurance  that  any  corrections   or  supplementary 

informaticjn  will  be  gratefully  received. 

W.   C. 
January,  1888. 


Seconb  Series. 


INITIALS  AND   PSEUDONYMS. 


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Part  I. 


X 


— — .  Francis  Jenks,  'in  the  "  Christ. 
Exam.,"  III.,  379.     B.  1826. 

.     John  Edmund  Eeade.    Cain  the 

wanderer ;  A  vision  of  heaven ;  Darkness, 
and  other  poems.     By  ...     L.  1829. 

,  .     Edward  Fitzgihbon.     Mr, 

Barnacles  and  his  boat.      L.  n.d. 

.      Sir    John     Henry   Moore. 

Poetical  trifles.     By  .  .  .     Bath,  1778. 

a g.     Mrs.  Fredrika  Runeberg. 

Fru  Catharina  Boije  och  hennes  dottrar. 
Sthlm.  1861. 

"  I  herewith  enclose  list  of  one  hundred  and 
forty  pseudonyms  and  initials;  of  these,  you  will 
find  thirty  that  have  no  reference  to  work  or 
place  where  used;  but  these,  at  least  the  greater 
number  of  them,  represent  prominent  living 
authors  and  journalists  who  have  published 
works  with  their  full  name,  but  who  have  the 
past  few  years  contributed  essays,  poems,  etc., 
to  the  more  promiuent  periodicals  of  Stock- 
holm over  initials  indicated.  "  Stim."  or 
"  Sthlm."  is  a  common  abbreviation  of  Stock- 
holm, where  most  Swedish  books  are  published." 
—  From  OusTAVu.s  N.  Swan,  of  Sioux  City,  la. 

h .     F.  Cronhamn.     Librarian 

and  Stockholm  correspondent  of  several 
provincial  newspapers. 

k .    Prof.  H.  Abnkvist.   Elena. 

Novell.  Fran  ryskan  of versatt  af.  Sthlm. 
1884. 

Ijfr .     Alfred  Anderson.     En 

polismans  anteckningar.     Sthlm.  18G7. 

th .      Mathilda  Lonnherg.     Ur 

lifvcti  Skogsbygden.     Sthlm.  1881. 

,  Lady.    C.  Howard.     The  chapel 

bell,  and  other  poems.  By  ...  A  con- 
vert from  Anglicanism  to  Catholicity. 
Dublin,  1824. 

....  Sir  Jasper  Atkinson.  Consider- 
ations on  the  propriety  of  the  Bank 
of  England  resuming  its  payments  in 
specie  ...     By  .  .  .     L.  1802. 

....  A.T.  Gregory.  Practical  guides 
condensed.    By  .  . .     1864. 

*.  John  frorham  Palfrey.  In  the 
"Christ.  Exam.,"  XI.,  141, 


*.  George  Stillman  Hillard.  Letter 
to  the  man  in  tlie  moon.  "New  Eng- 
land Mag.,"  Vol.  VIII.,  p.  375,  1835. 

*.  Charles  Fenno  Hoffman.  A  winter 
in  the  West,  being  a  collected  series  of 
letters  which  he  wrote  for  the  N.Y. 
"  American,"  1833,  of  which  he  was  co- 
editor  with  Charles  King  of  New  York. 

**.  George  Putnam,  D.D.,  in  the 
"  Christ  Exam.,"  XXXIII.,  228. 

**.  Francis  Wharton,  in  the  "  Christ. 
Exam." 

*^jt*.  Rev.  Tkeophi.lus  Bnckridge,  M.A. 
Burton  bridge.  "  Gent.  Mag.,"  Septem- 
ber, 1751,  pp.  406,  407, 

***.  Joseph  B.  Cobb.  Longfellow's 
poems.  "  Amer.  "Whig  Rev.,"  April, 
1851,  p.  359. 

***,  Abbe.  L'Abbe'  Deleon.  Under 
the  ban.     [Trans.]     L.  1865. 

***,  Madame.  Mad.  A.  L.  iSlie  de 
Beaumont.  Lettres  du  Marquis  de  Ro- 
selle,  par .  .  .     Paris,  1764. 

****,  M.  de.  Jean  Baptiste  Colbert, 
Marquis  de  Torc3\  Me'moires  de  . . .  pour 
servir  a  I'histoire  des  negociations  depuis 
le  Traite  de  Riswick  jusqu'a  a  la  Paix 
d'Utrecht.     La  Haye,  1756. 

*****.  Soajne  Jenyns.  Poems.  By 
...     L.  1752. 

******.  Sir  Francis  Grant,  Lord  Cul- 
len.  An  essay  for  peace  ...  In  a  letter 
from  ...  to  his  neighbour  in  the  countrey. 
Edinb.  1703. 

*****^  ***,  Hev.  John  Newton.  An 
authentic  narrative  of  some  remarkable 
and  interesting  particulars  in  the  life  of 
...     L.  1764.     By  Rev.  Thomas  Haweis. 

*****,  U.  S.  Army.  Ethan  Allen 
Hitchcock,  The  doctrines  of  Swedenborg 
and  Spinoza  identified.  By  .  .  .  B. 
1846. 

"*  D,"  Rose  Cottage,  N.J.  S.  A. 
Defoe,  M.D. 


A 


*  H.  Thomas  Bill,  D.D.,  in  the  "  Christ. 
Exam.,"  XLI.,  459. 

*  Li.  Samuel  Kirkland  Lothrop,  in  the 
"  Christ.  Exam.,"  XLII.,  292. 

*  P.  Andrew  Preston  Peahody,  in  the 
"Christ.  Exam.,"  XLII.,  453. 

-----,  Dean  of.  Charles  Leslie.  Que- 
rela temporum;  or,  the  danger  of  the 
Church  of  England.  In  a  letter  from 
...  to  the  prebend  of  .  .  .     L.  1750. 

tft.  Henry  Ware,  Jr.,  in  the  "  Christ. 
Exam." 

Jj^^.  James  Henry  Leigh  Hunt.  Let- 
ters and  works  of  Mary  Wortley  Mon- 
tague. "London  and  Westminster  Re- 
view," April,  1837,  p.  130. 

A.  Mrs.  Sarah  Elizabeth  Miles.  Poetry 
in  the  "Christ.  Exam.,"  IIL,  466.  B, 
1826  ;  and  other  places. 

A.     Stephen  Alfeston.     Sur  la  mort  de 

Miss  Elizabeth  L ce.     A  poem  by 

...  In  the  "  Selector  or  Cornish  Mag.," 
1826,  p.  56. 

A.  Francis  Alger.  Signature  in  the 
"  Christ.  Exam."  (B.). 

A.  William  Bounseville  Alger.  Signa- 
ture in  the  "  Christ.  Exam."  (B.). 

A.  John  Stuart  Mill.  (1)  Armand 
Carrel.  "  London  and  Westminster  Re- 
view," October,  1837,  p.  66.  —  (2)  Apho- 
risms. Thoughts  in  the  cloister  and 
the  crowd.  "London  and  Westminster 
Review,"  January,  1837,  p.  348.  —  (3) 
Bentham.  "  London  and  Westminster 
Review,"  August,  1838,  p.  467.  — (4) 
Civilization.  "  London  and  Westmin- 
ster Review,"  April,  1836,  p.  1.  —  (5) 
Coleridge.  "  London  and  Westminster 
Review,"  1829,  p.  257.  —  (6)  Commence- 
ment of  the  session.  "  London  and 
Westminster  Review,"  April,  1836,  p. 
271. —  (7)  De  Tocqueville  on  democracy 
in   America.     "London  Review,"    July, 

1835,  p.  85.  —  (8)  Fonblanque's  England, 
etc.  "  London  and  Westminster  Review," 
April,  1837,  p.  65.  — (9)  The  French 
revolution.  "London  and  Westminster 
Review,"  July,  1837,  p.  17.  —  (10)  Lord 
Durham  and  the  Canadians.  "  London 
and  Westminster  Review,"  January, 
1838,  p.  —  (11)  Parties  and  the  min- 
istry. "  London  and  Westminster  Re- 
view," October,  1837,  p.  1.  —  (12)  Poems 
and  romances  of  Alfred  deVigny.  "Lon- 
don and  Westminster  Review,"  April, 
1838,  p.  1.  —  (13)  Political  economy,  etc. 
"London  and  Westminster  Review,"  Oc- 
tober, 1836,  p.  1.  —  (14)  Professor  Sedg- 
wick's discourse.  "  London  Review," 
April,  1835,  p.  94.  — (15)  Rationale  of 
representation.  "  London  Review,"  July, 

1836,  p.  341.  — (16)    Sir  John  Walsh's 


contemporary  history.  "London  and 
Westminster  Review,"  July,  1836,  p. 
281. —  (17)  State  of  society  in  America. 
"  London  Review,"  January,  1836,  p. 
365.  —  (18)  Tennj'son's  poems.  "London 
Review,"  July,  1835,  p.  402. 

A.,  Viator.  Anthony  Aufrere.  Signa- 
ture to  his  contributions  to  the  "Gent. 
Mag." 

A.,  A.  Alfred  Austin  (^1).  At  Florence, 
in  the  "  Temple  Bar,"  December,  1861. 

A.,  A.  Mrs.  Anna  Atkins.  (1)  Memoir 
of  J.  G.  Children  .  .  .  Westminster, 
1853.  —  (2)  Photographs  of  British  Algas. 
By  .  .  .    L.  1843. 

A.  A.  A.  Mme.  Marie  Pauline  Rose 
(^Stewart)  Blaze  de  Bury.  (1)  All  for 
greed.  L.  1868.  —  (2)  Love  the  avenger. 
By  .  .  .     L.  1869. 

A,  A.  O.  A.  0.  Andrews.  .  .  .  The 
Rev.  Samuel  Oilman,  D.D.  .  .  .  until 
his  death,  Feb.  2,  1858. 

A.,  Anna.  Mrs.  Anna  (Anderson) 
Vdstberg.  Utan  namn.  Berattelse  af. 
Sthlm.  1884. 

A.  B.  Alexander  Hamilton,  in  Loudon's 
New  York  "  Packet,"  1781. 

A.  B.,  C.  D.,  E.  F.  Maj.  Edicard  3Ioor. 
Letters  on  the  kind  and  economic  man- 
agement of  the  poor  .  .  .  Woodbridge, 
1825.     [From  the  Ipswich  "  Journal."] 

A.  B.  C.  Miss  S.  Lawrence.  Lausus 
and  Lydia,  with  Madame  Bonso's  three 
strings  to  her  bow.  A  comedy.  L. 
1806. 

A.  B.  C.  Francis  Blachhurne.  Hard- 
ships and  danger  of  subscriptions  .  .  . 
L.  1758. 

A.,  B.  li.  Mrs.  B.  L.  Adams.  A 
church  story.     By  ...     L.  1876. 

A.,  C,  Esq.  Christopher  Anstey,  Esq. 
(1)  Ad  C.  N.  Bamfylde,  Arm.,  epistola 
poetica  familiaris.  L.  1777.  —  (2)  A 
Pindaric    epistle  ...     By  .  ,  .     L.  1779. 

A.  C.  Traveller.  Mrs.  H.  K.  W. 
Clark.  Tlie  teachings  of  the  ages.  By 
.  .  .     San  Francisco,  1874. 

A.,  C.  F.  Charles  Francis  Adams. 
Moral  wrongs  of  slavery,  in  the  "  Christ. 
Exam.,"  1847. 

A.,  C.  F.  Cecil  Frances  Alexander. 
Narrative  hymns  for  village  schools.  By 
...     L.  1857. 

A.,  C.  J.  li.  Carl  Jonas  Ludvig  Alm- 
quist.  Grimstahamns  nybygge.  Sthlm. 
1870. 

A.  D.  S.  Edmond  de  Manne.  —  See 
"  I.  and  P." 

A.,  E.  Ezra  Abbot,  in  the  "Christ. 
Exam.,"  XL  v.,  389,  etc. 

A.  E.  I.  Mrs.  Isabel  Burton,  n€e  Count- 
ess Arundell  of  Wardour.     How  to  deal 


with     the     slave     scandal     in     Egypt. 
Trieste  (?),  1881  (?). 

A.,  E.  S.  Ernest  Silvanus  Appleyard.' 
(1)  Claims  of  the  Church  of  Rome  con- 
sidered ...  L.  1848.  —  (2)  Eastern 
churches  ...  By  .  .  .  L.  1850.  —  (3) 
The  fall  and  redemption  of  man  ...  By 
...  L.  1861.  —  (4)  The  Greek  Church 
...  By  .  .  .  L.  1851.  With  supple- 
ment. L.  1852.  —  (5)  My  country ;  the 
history  of  the  British  Isles.  By  .  .  .  L. 
1859.  —  (6)  Principles  of  Protestantism 
...  By  ...  L.  1848.  —  (7)  The  scriptural 
faith  of  the  young  churchman  .  .  .  By 
...  L.  1874.  —  (8)  Welsh  sketches.  .  .  . 
By  .  .  .  L.  1851.  —  (9)  The  world  in 
•which  I  live,  and  my  place  in  it.  Bj  .  .  . 
L. 1856. 

A.,  F.  C  Frances  Charlotte  Armstrong. 
(1)  Looking  up;  or,  Nanny  West  and 
her  grandam.  By  .  .  .  •»  L.  1874.  —  (2) 
Phyllis  Pengelly.     By  .  .  .     L.  1875. 

A.  H.  K.  Miss  Eliza  A.  Warner.  Our 
two  lives ;  or,  Graham  and  I.  N.Y. 
1873. 

A.,  J.  John  Adamson.  Ballads  from 
the  Portugueze  ;  translated  by  J.  A.  and 
R.  C.  C.     Newcastle,  1846. 

A.,  J.  Dr.  John  Aikin.  Virgil  vindi- 
cated against  Heron.  In  "  Gent.  Mag." 
for  1786,  pp.  1040-41. 

A.,  J.,  M.D.  and  F.R.S.  John  Trus- 
ter, 31. D.  The  physical  friend  .  .  . 
By  .  .  .    L.  1776. 

A.,  J.  A.  J.  A.  Auren.  Bidrag  tell 
Svenska  sprakets  qvantitetsliira  af  .  .  . 
Sthlm.  1874. 

A.,  J.  C.  Jane  Carhjle  Aithen.  The 
last  words  of  Thomas  Carlyle  . . .  Edited 
by  .  ,  .     Edinb.  1882. 

A.,  J.  H.  Joseph  Henri)  Allen.  Signa- 
ture in  the  "Christ.  Exam."  (B.). 

A.,  J.  K.  Josejih  Kinnicut  Angell.  Lit- 
erary property.  In  the  "  Amer.  Jurist," 
Vol.  10,  pp.  62-81.     B.  1833. 

A.,  J.  H.  Joseph  Henry  Allen.  Me- 
moir of  Hiram  Withington.     B.  1849. 

A.,  J.  Q.  John  Quincij  Adams.  The 
character  of  Desdemona.  "  Amer. 
Monthly  Mag.,"  March,  1836,  p.  210. 

A.,J.  T.  John  Turvill  Adams.  Knight 
of  the  golden  melice.     N.Y.  1856. 

A.,  J.  Y.  John  Yonge  AJcerman.  The 
stone-worsliip  of  the  ancients,  illustrated 
by  tlieir  coins.     L.  1838. 

A.,  Ij.  Jean  Louis  liodolphe  Agassiz,  in 
the  "Christ.  Exam."  (B.),  1850. 

A.,  Li.  Miss  Lucy  Aikin.  Lines  on  the 
late  ilonry  Moore  of  Liskeard.  "  Mon. 
Mag.,"  XV.,  147,  1803. 

A.  M.  Oxoniensis.  Nathaniel  Tilson 
Marsh.     Ought  or  ought  not  the  Church 


of  Rome  in  Ireland  to  be  disestablished'? 
...     By  .  .  .     L.  1843. 

A.  M.  Y.  Marion  Pritchard.  The 
prince's  triumph ;  or,  the  three  riddles. 
A  drama  ...    By  .  .  .     L.  1878. 

A.  O.  B.  [An  Old  Bachelor].  Wil- 
liam Lloyd  Garrison.  His  signature  in 
the  Newburyport  "  Herald  "  after  his 
first  contribution. 

His  mother  wrote  to  him :  "  You  must 
write  me  one  of  your  pieces,  so  that  I  can  read 
it,  .  .  .  and  I  will  give  you  my  opinion  whether 
you  are  an  old  bachelor,  or  whether  you  are  an 
A.  O.  B.,  as  A  may  stand  for  Ass,  and  O  for  Oaf, 
and  B  for  Blockhead." 

A.,  S.  T.  Samuel  Turell  Armstrong. 
"  Bible  News  "  not  correct.     B.  1813. 

A.,  S.  M.  Mrs.  Susan  M.  Alexander. 
How  to  study  the  Old  Testament . . .  N.Y. 
1873. 

A.   T.     Anna  Lydia  Ward. 

A.    T.    Rev. Buchanan.     A  letter 

from  a  blacksmith,  to  the  ministers  and 
elders  of  the  Church  of  Scotland.  P.  1765. 

A.,  T.  Thomas  Alton.  The  original 
constitution  of  the  Christian  Church  .  .  . 
By  .  .  .   Edinb.  1730. 

A.,  T.  Gr.  Thomas  Gold  Appleton.  A 
sheaf  of  papers.     B.  1875. 

A.,  T.  H.  E.  Arthur  Henry  Hallam. 
Remarks  on  Professor  Rosetti's  "Dis- 
quisizioni"  ...     L.  1832. 

A.,  T.  J.  T.  J.  Arnold.  The  "Old 
Corrector."  In  "Eraser,"  Eebruary, 
1860,  p.  176. 

A.,  T.  K.  Thomas  Kerchever  Arnold. 
The  little  boy's  companion  ...  By  .  .  . 
L.  1838. 

A.,  W.  William  Adam,  in  the  "  Christ. 
Exam." 

A.,  W.  B.  W.  B.  Anthony.  (1)  Essen- 
tial memoranda  of  arithmetic.  Derby, 
1881. —  (2)  Essential  memoranda  of 
English  history.     L.  1881. 

A.  W.  H.     Rose  Terry  Cooke. 

A.,  W.  H.  D.  William  Henry  Daven- 
port Adams.  (1)  Animal  life  through- 
out the  globe  .  .  .  L.  1876.  —  (2)  Marvels 
of  creation ;   earth  and  sea.     L.  1876.  — 

(3)  Spain  and  its  people  ...    L.  1872. — 

(4)  Triumplis  of  ancient  architecture : 
Greece  and  Rome.  L.  1866. —  (5)  Tri- 
umphs of  modern  architecture  ...  L. 
1866.  —  (6)  Truths  and  fancies  from 
fairyland  ...  L.  1867.  — (7)  Wonders 
of  the  vegetable  world.     L.  1867. 

A.,  W.  P.  William  Parsons  Atkinson. 
Signature  in  the  "Christ.  Exam."  (B.). 

A.,  W.  R.  William  ROunseville  Alger. 
Signature  in  the  "Christ.  Exam."  (B.). 

A.,  W.  S.  Wiltshire  Stanton  Austin,  Jr. 
To  Thaliarch.  (Hor.  lib.  v.  carm.  ix.) 
In  "  Temple  Bar,"  1860-61. 


AG 


A>andL.  A.  and  L,  Shore.  (1)  Gemma 
of  the  isles,  a  lyrical  drama ;  and  other 
poems.  L.  1859.  —  (2)  War  lyrics  .  .  . 
L.  1855. 

A.  .     Stephen  Alfeston.     L'Angle- 

terre :  a  poem.     [The  first  of  a  series  of 
poems  in  the  "  Cornish  Mag."]     1826-27. 

A B .    Jonathan 

Sivift,  D.D.     The  seventh  epistle  of  Hor- 
ace, imitated  ...     L.  1721. 

Abbie,  Annt.  Ahby  Skinner.  (1) 
Ed.  Lee  and  Sailor  Dick.  B.  1866.— (2) 
Ida  Wilmot.     B.  1866. 

Abiezer.  Adolphus  Kent.  A  letter  in 
reply  to  some  remarks  on  "  soul,  spirit, 
and  mind,"  etc.     By  .  .  .     L.  1845. 

Abracadabra.  Clarence  Hopper,  in  his 
contributions  to  "Notes  and  Queries"  (L.). 

Absent  Man,  An.  Edward  Daniel 
Clarke.  Le  Reveur ;  or,  the  waking 
visions  of  .  .  .     L.  1797. 

Academicus.  Isaac  Greenwood.  A 
friendly  debate ;  or,  a  dialogue  between 
.  .  .  and  Sawny  [William  Douglas]  and 
Mundungus  [IVancis  Archbald]  .  .  .  about 
some  late  performances.     B.  1722. 

Academicus.  John  Green, D.D.  The 
principles  and  practices  of  the  Methodists 
farther  considered  .  .  .     Camb.  17611 

Acharius.  Prof.  Fredrik  Vilhelm 
Scholander.  Luisella,  Teckningar  ur 
konstnarslifvet  af  .  .  .  Sthlm.  1867. 
,  Achates.  Thomas  Pinckney.  Reflec- 
tions, occasioned  by  the  late  disturbances 
in  Charleston.  By  .  .  .  Charleston,  S.C., 
1822. 

Achmet.    Thomas  Hall.  Poems.    1792. 

Adair,  Robin.  Robert  Adair.  The  hero 
of  the  song  "Robin  Adair,"  set  to  the  music 
of  the  old  Irish  air  of  "  Aileen  Aroon." 

Adam.  Noah  Webster.  In  "  Free- 
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Adam,  Onkel.  Dr.  Carl  AntonWetter- 
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Author  of  the  First  [Part],  The. 
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Author  of  the  "True-born  English- 
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Author  of ...  "  The  Watch  Tower." 
William  Livingston.  An  address  to  his 
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Author  of  "  Theatrical  Criticisms," 
in  the  Aveeltly  paper  called  "The 
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Author  of  "  Typee,"  The.  Herman 
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^  'Authors  of  the  "Naval  Sketch 
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Ayrshire  Minister,  An.  Rev.  James 
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B.  Henry  Whitney  Bellows,  in  the 
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B.  George  Bradford,  in  the  "  Christ. 
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B.  George  Washington  Burnap,  in  the 
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B.  William  Cullen  Bryant.  His  sig- 
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B.     Rev,  Dr.  Thomas  Birch,  in  his  con- 


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tributions  to  the  "Athenian  Letters"  .  ,  . 
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B.  Bev.  Isaac  Williams.  One  of  the 
contributors  to  "  Tracts  for  the  Times  " 
(L.),  1840-48. 

B.     John  Marty n. 

In  1730  he  projected  the  "  Grub-street  Jour- 
nal," in  conjunction  with  Dr.  Russell  and  some 
others.  The  best  papers  were  afterwards  col- 
lected in  two  volumes  (L.  17.37),  under  the  title 
of  "Memoirs  of  the  Society  of  Grub-street." 
Mr.  Martyu's  papers  are  distinguished  by  the 
signature  "  B,"  and  Dr.  Russell's  by  that  of  "  M." 

B.  John  Beale  Bordley.  (1)  Hemp. 
P.  1799.  —  (2)  Sketches  on  rotation  of 
crops.     P.  1797. 

B.  Robert  Williams  Buchanan.  Lon- 
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B.  Eddowes  Bowman.  On  tiie  Roman 
governors  of  Syria,  at  the  time  of  the 
birth  of  Christ.     L.  1855. 

B.  William  Oland  Bourne,  in  "  Recon- 
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B.      Burton.      Remarks    on  the 

names  of  ships  in  the  Royal  Navy. 
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B.,  A.  Mrs.  Aphru  Behn.  A  com- 
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B.,A.  A.  Brasher.  Raolo :  a  tragedy. 
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B.,  A.,  C.  S.  Alfred  Bulman.  Current 
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B.,  A.  K.  H.  Andrew  Kenned//  Hutchi- 
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"Fraser." 

B.,  A.  31.  H.  Antoine  Marie  Henri 
Boalard.  (1)  Considerations  sur  la  i)re- 
micre  formation  des  langues ;  traduites 
de  I'anghus  de  Adam  Sinitii.  Paris,  1796. 
—  (2)  De  I'origine  de  la  cremation,  ou  de 
I'usagc  de  brCder  les  corps,  traduit  de 
I'anglais  de  M.  Jamieson.  Paris,  1821. — 
(3)  Histoire  litte'raire  des  Arabes,  traduite 
de  I'anglais  de  Jos.  Berington.  Paris, 
1823.  —  (4)  Histoire  litteraire  des  huit 
premiers  siecles  [etc.]  de  I'i're  chrc'tienne, 
traduite  de  I'anglais  de  J.  Berington. 
Paris,  1814-22.  — (5)  Vie  de  Jean  How- 
ard, ceiebre  piiilaiUhro])e,  traduit  de  I'ah- 
glais  de  Jolin  Aikin.     Paris,  1796. 

B.  B.  ;S'.  A.Matson.  An  extract  for 
every  day  in  the  year.     L.  1850. 

B.,  B.  C.  Sir  Benjamin  Collins  Bra- 
die.  Psychological  inquiries  .  .  .  L. 
1854. 

B.,  B.  F.  Benjamin  Frederick  Browne. 
Notices  (.r  r MrT  John  Browne  and  some 


of   his   descendants.      By  .  .  .      Salem, 

Mass.,  18 — . 

B.,  C.  Charles  Brooks,  in  the  "  Christ. 
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B.,  C.  Clement  Biddle.  Airdrie,  and 
fugitive  pieces.     By  .  .  .     P.  1872. 

B.,  C  Charles  Beaufoy.  Experiments 
made  for  the  purpose  of  ascertaining  the 
stability  of  bodies  floating  on  the  surface 
of  the  water  ...     L.  1806. 

B.,  C.  Charles  Bathurst,  M.A.  Lec- 
tures read  at  a  mechanics'  institute  in  the 
country.     L.  1854. 

B.,  C.  A.  Charles  Astor  Bristed.  (1) 
The  life  and  letters  of  Keats.  "  Amer. 
Whig  Rev.,"  December,  1848,  p.  603.  — 
(2)  Vanity  fair.  "Amer.  Whig  Rev.," 
October,  1848,  p.  421. 

B.,  C  B.  J\Irs.  Katharine  Isabel  (^Hayes 
Chapin)  Barrows. 

B.,  C.  B.  Charles  Brockden  Brown. 
(1)  An  address  to  the  congress  of  the 
United  States  ...  on  foreign  commerce. 
P.  1809.  —  (2)  The  American  register ; 
or,  general  repository  of  history,  politics, 
and  science.  P.  1807-11.  — (3)  Arthur 
Mervyn.  P.  1799-180-.— (4)  J.  B. 
Linn's  "Valerian":  a  narrative  poem, 
with  a  sketch  ...  of  the  author.  P. 
1805. 

B.,  C.  F-  Charles  Frederic  Bradford, 
in  the  "  Christ.  Exam."  (B.),  1857. 

B.,  C.  H.  Charles  Henri/  Briqham,  in  the 
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B.,  C.  M.  C.M.Burke.  Biographical 
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N.Y. 1875. 

B.,  C.  T.  Charles  Timothi/  Brooks,  in 
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B.,  D.  B.  Daniel  B.  Bradley.  Bangkok 
calendar  .  .  .  Compiled  by  .  .  .  Bang- 
kok, 1859. 

B.,  D.  D.  Daniel  Dewey  Barnard. 
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Bombardinio.  William  Maginn.  On 
manners,  fashion,  and  things  in  gen- 
eral .  .  .  By  ...  In  "  Eraser's  Mag*.," 
July,  1834,  p.  97,  and  August,  1834, 
p.  226. 

Bonnaire,  D.  H.  Robert  Mitchell,  in 
his  contributions  to  "  Le  Petit  Caporal  " 
(Paris). 

Bookseller,  A.  Henri/  George  Bohn. 
Observations  on  the  plan  and  prog- 
ress of  the  catalogue  of  the  library 
of  the  British  Museum.  By  ...  L. 
1855. 

Bookum,  Reader.  D.  Brown.  Pump- 
kin i)ies.     East  Dover,  Vt.,  n.d. 

Boone,  Henry  Ij.  Henri/  Llewellijn 
Williams.  Big  Sige ;  or,  the  Red  Cloud 
of  the  Soshones  .  .  .  By  .  .  .  N.Y. 
1868. 

Bore-well,  Pcgo.     John  Wilkes. 

Boots,  31r.  Thomas  Brai/.  Mr.  B.'s 
apology   for   the    conduct    of    the    late 


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H h  S ff  [high  sheriff],  in  an- 
swer to  a  late  infamous  libel  entitled, 
"The  blackest  of  all  black  jokes."  L. 
1753. 

Boston,  Lord.      Thomas  Gage. 

In  17"6appeared"TlieFalI  of  British  Tyranny: 
...  a  Tragi -Comedy  "...  P.  1T76.  The  char- 
acters of  the  play  consist  of  the  leading  states- 
men of  England,  introduced  under  descriptive 
names,  —  Bute  being  "Lord  Paramount"; 
Mansfield,  "  Lord  Mocklaw " ;  etc.;  Gage  figures 
as  "  Lord  Boston." 

Boston    Rebel,    The.       John   Lowell. 

"  Mr.  Lowell's  articles  in  Russell's  '  Centinel,' 
over  the  signature  of  the  '  The  Boston  Rebel,'  in 
opposition  to  the  war  of  the  United  States  and 
Great  Britain,  were  of  a  character  the  most  in- 
llamrnutoi-y  of  any  political  writings  of  the  day. 
His  productions  were  in  a  highly  nervous  style, 
abounding  in  piquant  philippics.  His  remarks 
on  Madison's  war,  in  a  large  pamphlet,  exhibited 
the  most  e.\citiiig  attack  on  the  Democratic 
administration  that  emanated  from  any  political 
writer.  His  fervid  genius  and  rapid  pen  poured 
forth  pamphlet  after  pamphlet,  and  column 
after  column  in  the  newspaper,  replete  with 
spirit  and  force  and  purpose,  on  the  side  of  the 
Federal  party,  in  warm  ojjpositiou  to  the  general 
government." 

Bostonian,  A.  Jolm  rfenrji  Gray. 
Inf()rinMti(jn  upon  .  .  .  {■old  water  cure  of 
■Germany  .  .  .     By  ...     B.  1844. 

Bostimian,  A.  WlHiinn  Bentlei/  Foivle. 
Tlie  schojiiist  schooled  ...  By  .  .  .  Cam- 
bridge, Mass.,  1840. 

Bo'siiii,  The.  A'^  Hon.  Gconje  A.  F. 
C.  Bcnilnrk. 

"  Liii;li»h  reporters  are  not  far  behind  their 
American  brethren  in  coining  political  nick- 
names. The  'Pall  Mall  Gazette'  gives  some 
specimens:  ' 'I'he  late  Mr.  George  Bentinck  was 
always  spoken  of  as  "  The  Uc)'suii,"  from  his 
affection  for  the  sea  and  all  that  Moats  thereon; 
Lord  Henry  Lenno.v's  postnrings  made  liis  sobri- 
<}uet,  "  Miss  Lennox,"  particularly  ap|iroj)riatc; 
Lord  Beauchain]),  when  he  sat  in  the  Lower 
House  as  the  Hon.  F.  Lygon,  was  '•  Miss  Fanny  "  ; 
Lord  ICIcho,  now  Karl  of  Wemyss,  was  invested 
•with  the  title  "Cool  of  the  Kvening,"  so  smil- 
ingly complacent  was  ho  in  his  corner  seat  below 
the  gangway;  "  Batavian  Grace"  fitted  Mr. 
Beresford-IIope  "  like  :\  glove";  the  son  of  an 
eminent  —  a  very  eminent  —  statesman  was 
known  in  the  gallery  as  "  The  Cub."  '  " 

BoswoU.  \V.  J>.  Johnson.  Tiie  lives 
■of  Jonathan  and  ^'irginia.  By^.  .  V. 
1873. 

Bottom.  John  Arc.hihald  Afnrrai/, 
Lord  Murray.  Bottom's  .song-  [on  tiie 
Leith  electors].     Kdini).  1832. 

Boiirdiii,  Louis,  or  lleinrich.  Curl 
7V(iii//()tl  J/f'i/nfi.  Fiirst  Milleniaclil  :  ro- 
man  .  .  .     Leipzi};,  1848. 

Bourgeois de  Ne\v  Haven,  I'n.  M.  J. 
A.N.  0.  <lc.  Condorri'.t.  Kechercbes  liis- 
toriques  et  poiitiqtics  sur  les  Etats-Unis 
de  I'Amerique  Septentrionale,  7)ar  un 
citoyen  de  Virginic  [Mazzc'i],  avec 
quatre  lettres  d'  .  .  .  Sur  runitc'  de  la 
legislation  .  .  .  et    d'aufres  r('fiexions  .  .  . 


par  un  habitant  obscur  de  I'ancien  he'm- 
isphere  [Condorcet].     Paris,  1788. 

Bounce,  Benjamin.  Henry  Oarey. 
The  tragedy  of  Chrononhotonthologos : 
a  burlesque.     L.  173^  (.'). 

Bounce,  Thomas,  Driver  of  the 
Turnabout.  T.  Barnes,  editor  of  the 
"  Times."  A  shy  at  the  "  Great  Gun." 
'fhe  blue-coat  boy ;  or,  domestic  remi- 
niscences of  Mister  ...  L.  1837. 
•  Bowie,  Don.  John  Bowie.  Usually 
so  called  from  his  attachment  to  Spanish 
literature. 

Boy  Author,  The.  Alfred  Paxson 
Brotherhead.  .  y 

Braeme,  Charlotte  M.      Bertha    mY 
Claii.     Golden  gates.     N.Y.  1887.  \ 

Bram^vald,  Theodore.     George  Kent. 

Brand,  Liouls.  Louisa  Bigg.  PaUsies 
and  asphodel.     L.  1878. 

Brass,  Sir  Robert.  Robert  Walpole, 
Earl  of  Orford.  Sir  Robert  Brass ;  or, 
tlie  intrigues,  serious  and  amorous,  of  the 
Knight  of  tlie  Blazing  Star:  a  poem. 
L.1731. 

Brent,  Royal  L.  Robert  Allyn,  D.D., 
J^L.D.  Anticipations :  a  poem  in  the 
"  Ladies  Repository,"  Vol.  VIH.,  p.  352. 

Breval,  Jules  de.  Albert  Glcr.  Maz- 
zini  juu'd  par  lui-meme  et  par  les  sie'ns. 
Paris,  1853. 

Brewster,  Wrestling.  3Ls.  Af.  H. 
Whitinq.  Kaith  White's  letter-book, 
1G20-1()23,  Plymoutli,  New  England. 
B.  18(5(5. 

Breliat,  Alfred  do.  Alfred  Gue'^enec. 
L'amour  an  Nouveau  Monde.  Paris, 
1869. 

Brick,  Cleorge  Washington.  John 
K.  Ilatrher. 

Briclc.  Richard.     ./.  Duncan. 

Bricklayer,  A.  Henry  Jones.  Phil- 
osopliy  :  a  ])oem  ...    By . . .    iJublin,  1740. 

Bridges,  3Iadcline.  Mary  Ainge  De 
Vere. 

Brierwood,  Frank.  iMiss  Mabel 
Glifton. 

JBriggs,  Caroline  A.  —  See  "  Mason, 
Mrs.  C.  A.  (B.)." 

Britannicus.  Henry  Tresham.  B.  to 
Bonaparte:  an  heroic  epistle  witli  notes. 
L.  1803. 

Britannicus.  C.  Lucas.  A  freeman's 
an.swor  to  tlie  freeholder's  address, 
signed  "Hibernicus"  [/.c  J.  D.  La- 
touche],  to  the  the  merchants,  traders, 
and  otiiers  ...  of  the  city  of  Dublin. 
Dublin,  1748. 

Britannicus.  />'.  RIchings.  A  letter 
addressed  to  .  .  .  Sir  Robert'  Peel  ...  on 
the  political  aspect  of  Popery.  By  .  .  . 
L.  1837. 


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Britannicus.  T.  Robe.  Letter  from 
...  in  praise  of  tlie  queen  [Caroline]. 
L.  1732. 

Britannicus.  Francis  Randolph,  D.D. 
A  letter  to  William  Pitt,  containing  some 
new  arguments  against  the  abolition  of 
the  slave  trade.     By  .  .  .     L.  1804. 

Britannicus.  C.  A.  Ward.  Our  in- 
sular shortcomings,  and  the  equilibrium 
of  Europe.     By  ...     L.  1878. 

Britanno-Hibernus,  W.  W.  Henri/. 
An  appeal  to  the  people  of  Ireland  .  .  . 
By  .  .  .     Dublin,  1749. 

British  American,  A.  Oxenhridge 
Tkacher.  The  sentiments  of  .  .  .  B. 
1764. 

Britisli  Author,  A.  Sir  Arthur 
Helps.  International  copj'right  between 
Great  Britain  and  America :  a  letter  to 
Charles  Eliot  Norton.  In  "Macmillan's 
Mag."  (L.),  June,  1869,  pp.  89-95. 

British  Canadian,  A.  Henr/i  James 
Morgan.  The  tour  of  H.R.H.  the  Prince 
of  Wales,  through  British  America  and 
the  United  States.   By  .  . .  Montreal,  1860. 

British  Cicero,  The.  William  Pitt, 
Earl  of  Chatham.  A  new  system  of  pa- 
triot i^olic.y,  containing  the  genuine  re- 
cantation of  .  .  .     L. 1756. 

British  aiinister,  The.  F.  ./.  Jack- 
son. An  appeal  to  the  people;  ...  re- 
lating to  the  rejection  of  .  .  .  N.Y.  1810. 
By  William  Coleman,  editor  of  the  New 
York  "  Evening  Post." 

British  Observer,  Tlie.  William 
Henry  Coombes,  D.D.  His  signature  to 
letters  on  Catholic  affairs,  in  "  Cobbett's 
Register,"  in  the  years  1804-6. 

I5ritisli  Officer,  A.  Rev.  William 
Cliibbe.  Parallel  between  the  characters 
and  conduct  of  Oliver  Cromwell  and 
Bonaparte  ...     By  .  .  .     L.  1812. 

British  Officer,  lately  returned 
from  the  East,  A.  John  Campbell.  An 
account  of  the  defence  made  at  Mangal- 
ore  .  .  .  By  .  .  .    L.  1786. 

Brittanicus.  Thomas  Brittain.  Half 
a  dozen  songs  by  .  .  .  Manchester, 
1846. 

Brn,  J — y.  Mrs.  Jennij  Odmann.  Bru- 
den  pa.  Stafsund. 

Broad  Bottom,  A.  P.  D.  Stanhope, 
Earl  of  Chesterfield.  The  interest  of 
Hanover  steadily  pursued  since  the 
A[ccession]  .  .  .  Being  a  sequel  to  a 
late  pamphlet,  entitled  "The  interest  of 
Great  Britain  steadily  pursued."  In  a 
letter  to  the  Right  Hon.  author  (Horatio, 
Lord  Walpole).     By  .  .  .     L.  1743. 

Broderick,  Mark.  Mrs.  E.  S.  L. 
Thompson. 

Broker,  A.     H.  M.  Guillemard.     The 


stock  exchange :  its  use  and  abuse  .  .  . 
By  .  .  .     L.  1877. 

Brook,  Antonie.  Johanna  Antonie 
Brokel.  Schutzlos  aber  nicht  hiilfos : 
roman  .  .  .     Berlin,  1878. 

Brook,  Fanshaw'^e.  Fanni/  Susan 
Wi/rill.     Pansies.     L.  1860. 

Brooke,  C.  Miss  E.  Nesbit.  Signa- 
ture in  "  Good  Words,"  "  Sunday  Mag.," 
etc. 

Brooltsby.  C.  Pennell-Elmhirst,  in 
the  "  Field." 

Bro\vn,  Mrs.  George  Rose.  The  go- 
ings on  of  Mrs.  Brown  at  the  Tichborne 
trial  and  in  her  own  family  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
L. 1872. 

Bro'tvn,  Jimmy.  William  L.  Alden. 
The  adventures  of  ... ;  written  by  him- 
self .  .  .     N.Y.  1885. 

First  appeared  in  "  Harper's  Young  Peo- 
ple." 

Brown,      Jones,     and     Robinson. 

Richard  Doi/le.  The  foreign  tour  of  .  .  . 
L.  1854. 

Browne,  Henry.  Henri/  Ellison. 
Stones  from  the  old  quarry ;  or,  moods 
of  the  mind.     L.  1875. 

Browne,  Phillis.  A. G.  Payne.  Sunny 
Spain :  its  people,  places,  and  customs. 
N.Y.  1884. 

Bro^vnius,  Johannes,  A.M.  Sir 
George  Cornewall  Lewis,  Bart.  InscriptiO' 
antiqua,  in  agro  Bruttio,  nuper  ruperta. 
Edidit  et  intertatus  est  .  .  .     Oxon.  1862. 

Bruin.  ,/.  F.  C.  Adams.  The  bal- 
loon scouts.  The  black  spy.  Glass-eye. 
Light-house  Lige ;  or,  Osceola.  Liglitning^ 
Jo.  Old  Grizzly.  Old  Zip.  The  young 
spy.     N.Y.  1871-77. 

Bniu  Barnow,  Ida  v.  Ida  Brunsig, 
edle  von  Brun.  Falsche  wege :  roman. 
N.Y.  1881. 

Bruuefille,  G.  E.  Lady  Colin  Camp- 
bell. 

Bruno,  J.  Joseph  Bruno,  Graf  von 
Mengerson  auf  Rheder.  Irma  und  Nanka. 
Leii>zig,  1842. 

Bruuo,  Tliomas.     Thomas  Brown. 

Brush  aiaker.  The.  Thomas  Consta- 
ble. A  rod  for  scorpions ;  an  eds^ed  tool 
for  fools  ;  and  information  for  children  ; 
being  a  summary  account  of  ...  's  ram- 
bles, etc.     1806. 

Bruto  Inglese,  II.  ''  John  Wilkes. 
Boswell  wrote  as  follows  to  Wilkes  in  a 
letter,  dated  Rome,  April  22,  1765:  — 

"  In  the  Italian  gazettes  they  have  thought  prop- 
er to  give  you  the  epithet  of  'II  BrJito  Inglese.' 
Bruto  in  Italian  may  signify  either  '  Brutua  '  or 
'  ugly  ' ;  and  you  must  know  it  is  disputed  be- 
tween your  friends  and  your  enemies,  whether 
the  epithet  ought  to  he  translated  '  the  Enlf^litsh; 
Brutus,'  or  '  the  ugly  EnglisKraan.' " 


BB 


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Brutus,  Marcus.  Benjamin  Pollard. 
Under  this  signature  he  addressed,  in  part, 
a  series  of  letters  to  Madison. 

Buchanan,  Williams.  Robert  Wil- 
liams Buchanan.  This  and  "  B."  are  his 
signatures  to  poetry  in  "  Temple  Bar," 
and  "  R.  W.  B."  to  prose  articles. 

Bucke,  Wyl.  Joseph  Hasleivood.  Wyl 
Bucke  ;  his  Testament.     L.  1827. 

Buckeye,  A.  Samuel  Sullivan  Cox. 
A  buckeye  abroad ;  or,  wanderings  in 
Europe  and  in  tlie  Orient.     N.Y.  1852. 

Builder,  The.  Stanford  White.  —  See 
"Puritan,  The." 

Bulgarian,  The.  F.  D.  Millet.  —  See 
"Puritan,  The." 

Bull.  Henry  St.  John.,  1st  Viscount 
Bolingbroke.  —  See  "  Ox." 

Bull,  William,  Gent.  William  Keate. 
The  address  of  ...  to  W.  Pool,  Esq., 
steward  of  the  manor  of  Bishops- White- 
lands,  in  the  south  part  of  Great  Britain. 
Bath,  1790. 

Bun.     D.  B.  Sheahan. 

Bunde,  John,  Jr.  Thomas  Qogan. 
John  Buncle,  junior.  Gentleman.  [Es- 
says.] ■  Dublin,  1776. 

Bungey,  the  Tow'ring  High- 
Church  Pope.  Dr.Henrij  Saclieverell. — 
See  "  Hermodactyl,"  etc. 

Burgher-Seceder  in  Glasgow,  A. 
William  Smith.  Peace  and  unity  recom- 
mended .  .  .  in  a  letter  from  ...  to  an 
Anti-burgher  .  .  .    Glasgow,  1766. 

Burk,  W.  Soame  Jenijns.  Histoire 
des  colonies  europecnncs  dans  I'Ame'rique, 


traduite  de  I'anglais  (par  Eidous). 
1766. 


Paris, 


Burliabled,  Le  prince.     Paul  Jones. 

Bursar  of  the  College,  A.  Rev. 
Cliarles  Roger.  A  true  account  of  the 
regulation  and  management  of  the  foun- 
dation bursaries  of  the  United  College, 
St.  Andrews  ...  By  .  .  .  St.  Andrews, 
184.3. 

Burton,  Mrs. Mrs.  Constance  Cary 

Harrison. 

Butler  of  Brasenose  College,  The. 
J.  Briar.  Brasenose  ale  :  a  collection  of 
verses  annually  presented  on  Shrove 
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1878.  Ward,  Thomas  Humphrey  (01. 
Socius},  editor. 

Butt,  Nathan.  John  Gait.  The  radi- 
cal ..  .     By  .  .  .     L.  1832. 

Buxton,  Daniel.  Mrs.  Poidtney  Bige- 
loiv.  The  Madison's  butler  in  "Lippin- 
cott's  "  for  May,  1887. 

Buzz,  Bumblerry.  George  Ediuard 
Rice  and  Jolin  Jlenry  Warland.  Ephem- 
era.    B. 1852. 

Byles,  Growley.  William  Makepeace 
Thackeray.  The  Westminster  Hall  ex- 
hibition.    "  Punch,"  July,  1847-. 

Byrnne,  Fairfax.     Aliss  Brooke. 

Byron.  Peleg  Sturtevant.  Whippoor- 
will,  orandalic.     Hudson,  N.Y.,  1825. 

Bystander,  A.  Bay  ford.  Obser- 
vations upon  a  letter  by  the  Rev.  John 
Simons,  rector  of  St.  Paul's  Cray  .  .  .  , 
upon  certain  errors  of  the  Antinomian 
kind  ...     L.  1818. 


v\ 


C,  Dexter  Clapp,  in  the  "Christ. 
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C  Henrii  Column,  in  the  "  Christ. 
Exam."  (B.j,  1824. 

C.  Leonard  lle.nr If  (7oi»Vne//,  in  "Mae- 
millan's  Mag."  (L.),June,  1879,  pp.  151- 
166;  and  in  the  "Academy"  (L.), 
August,   1879,  pp.  125,   120. 

C.  William  Elhry  Channing.  Chris- 
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etc.     B.  1828. 

C.  N.  Crosland.  The  Eltliam  tragedy 
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C.  Carl  XV.,  late  king  of  Sweden. 
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C.  Francis  llingslon.  Essay  on  friend- 
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C  Hev.  David  lifnlcohn.  An  essay  on 
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C.  ./.  Cartwright.  Goethe's  Torquato 
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by  .  .  .     L.  1861. 

C.  Rev.  Joseph  (?)  Cornish.  An  in- 
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C.  Thomas  Carlyle.  Memoirs  of 
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C.  ;SV?'  Charles  Ilarcourt  Chambers. 
Military  memorial  of  Frederick  Cliarles 
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C.  Mrs.  E.  Cockle.  Reply  to  Lord  By- 
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C.  Luther  Stearns  Cnshini/.  Review 
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C.  Anna  C.  Steele.  Thoughts  versi- 
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C.  Charles  Caldwell.  To  Mr.  S.  the 
reviewer.     P.  1816. 

C.  H.  Herbert,  Earl  of  Carnarvon. 
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assertion  respecting  the  expenses  of  the 
war  .  .  .     L.  1801. 

C,  His  Ex— y  the  L.  C.  His  Excel- 
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[P.  Walsh] 's;  petition  to  .  .  .  against  the 
young  ladies  of  Dublin.     Dublin,  1728. 

C,  Lord.  Lord  Craven.  The  heroic 
epistle  of  [W.  Coombe]  answered  by 
...     L.  1776. 

C,    Miss.     Miss    Cornish.     (1) 

Echoes  of  our  childhood.  By  .  . .  1865. 
—  (2)  Northwode  priory.     By  .  .  .     1857. 

C.,  Mrs.    il/?'s. Cornish.    Alcestis, 

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C,  A.  3Irs.  A.  Chambers.  Adventures 
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C,  A.  Adam  Clarke.  (1)  A  biblio- 
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1802-0.  — (2)  Memoir  of  Mrs.  Mary 
Cooper,  of  London  ...     L.  1814. 

C,  A.  Andrew  Cumpsty.  A  new  al- 
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C,  A.  Archibald  Constable.  The  po- 
■ctical  works  of  Robert  Burns  ...  To 
which  is  prefixed  a  sketch  of  his  life  by 
.  .  .     Edinb.  1823. 

C,  A.  Alexander  Cruden.  The  Lon- 
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C,  A.,  One  of  the  SufFering  Clergy 
there.  Andrew  Cant.  A  sermon  on  .  .  . 
the  anniversary  of  the  martyrdom  of 
K.  Charles  I.     By  .  .  .     Edinb,  1711. 

C,  A.  B.  Alonzo  Bowen  Chapin. 
Tlieology  of  linguistics.     1853. 

C,  A.  C.  Arthur  Cleveland  Coxe.  (1) 
Signature  to  poetry  in  the  "Amer. 
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Bait.  1857. 

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CoLONiA  Castrum,  August,  1728. 

Dear  Doctor: — Having  been  iufoimed, 
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never-enough-to-be-lamenteii  miscarriage  of  the 
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condole  with  you  .  .  .  Carmllius  [perhaps 
Algernon,  Duke  of  Somerset]  and  Segonax 
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Dannlstonus,  Gualterus.  Archi- 
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E.,  M.  '  E.  Mary  Ellen  Edwards. 
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E***.  Eugenia,  Princess  of  Sweden. 
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Signed:  G***  D***, A***  E***  [i.e.  Hon. 

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E— g,  B.  Mrs.  Betty  (Ehrenborg') 
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E  Pluribus  Unum.     Gideon  Nye,  Jr. 

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Earl  of  Buchan,  The.  John  Leyden. 
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Earl  of  St.  Germans,  The.  Edivard 
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Earle,  the  Liate  Gilbert,  Esq. 
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Early  Settler  of  Texas,  An.  W.  B. 
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by  Cora  Cardelle.     Louisville,  1858. 

Ecclesiastes.  Rev.  George  Edward 
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Ecclesiasticus.  Bev.  Richard  Pol- 
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Eckob,  Jay.     -/.  Storer  Cobb. 

Ecrivain,  Americain,  Un.  William 
Ellery  Channing.  Les  tendences  et 
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Editing  Committee  of  the  Cana- 
dian Institute,  The.  Henry  Scad- 
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Conducted  by  .  .  .  Toronto,  1877- 
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Editor,  An.  William  Willder  Wheil- 
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Editor,  An.  Henry  Morford.  Rhymes 
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Editor,  The.  James  Burgh.  An  ac- 
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Editor,  The.  Isaac  Ambrose  Eccles. 
The  comedy  of  the  Merchant  of 
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L.  1805. 

Editor,  The.  Thomas  Gilbert.  Col- 
lection (A)  of  pamphlets  concerning 
the  poor  [by  Thomas  Firmin,  Daniel 
Defoe,  etc.],  with  abstracts  of  the  poor 
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1787. 

Editor,  The.  Eric  S.  Robertson.  Life 
of  Longfellow.     L.  1887. 

Editor,  The.  Mrs.  Eliza  Berkeley. 
Poems  of  G.  M.  Berkeley,  with  a  preface 
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Editor,  The.  Thomas  Tyers.  Politi- 
cal conferences  between  several  great 
men  in  the  last  and  present  century ; 
with  notes  by  .  .  .     L.  1780. 

Editor,  The.  John  Anstis.  The 
register  of  the  most  noble  of  the  Garter 
...     By  .  .  .     L.  1724. 

Editor,  The.  John  Payne  Collier.  A 
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27. 

Editor,  The.  Bishop  Richard  Hurd. 
Select  works  [of  Abraham  Cowley],  with 
a  preface  and  notes  by  .  .  .     L.  1772. 

Editor,  Mary  Singleton,  spinster, 
The.  Mrs.  Frances  Brooke.  The  "  Old 
Maid  "  :  a  periodical  paper  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
L.  1764. 

Editor  of  "  Bellendene,"  The.  Sam- 
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W.  Chapman,  A.M.],  upon  his  elegant 
but  illiberal  preface.     L.  1788. 

Editor  of  "  Ben  Mordecai's  Letters 
to  Elisha  Lievi,"  The.  Pi.ev.  Henry 
Taylor.  A  full  answer  to  a  late  view, 
etc.  ...     By  .  .  .     L.  177-. 

Editor  of  "Benjamin  Ben  Mor- 
decai,"  The.  Rev.  Henry  Taylor.  An 
inquiry  into  the  opinions  of  learned 
Christians  ...     By  .  .  .     L.  1777. 

Editor  of  "  Calmet's  Dictionary  of 
the  Holy  Bible,"  Tlie.  Charles  Taylor. 
(1)  The  Baptist's  self-conviction.  By 
the  Rev.  William  Anderson,  of  Dun- 
stable, in  his  remarks  on  the  editor  of 
"Calmet."  L.  1819.  —  (2)  Facts  and 
evidences  on  the  subject  of  baptism 
...     L. 1815. 

Editor  of  "Enquire  Within,  "  The. 
Robert  Kemp  Pliilp.  The  family  save- 
all  ..  .     L.  1861. 

Editor  of  "Good  Words,"  The. 
Norman  M'Le.od,  D.D.  The  old  lieu- 
tenant and  his  son.  By  ...  L. 
1862. 

Editor  of  "  Jasher,"  The.  John 
William  Donaldson.  A  brief  exposure 
of  tlie  Rev.  John  S.  Perowne,  by  .  .  . 
L.  1805. 

Editor  of  "  Letters  of  the  Swedish 
Court,"  The.  Julia  Smith.  The  prison 
of  Montauban ;  or,  times  of  terror  .  .  . 
By  .  .  .     L.  1810. 

Editor  of  "3Iadauie  du  DefFand's 
Letters,"  The.  Miss  Mary  Berry.  (I) 
A  comparative  view  of  the  social  life  of 
Pingland  and  France  .  .  .  By  ...  L. 
1828.  —  (2)  Some  account  of  the  life  of 
Racliol  VWiotliesley,  Lady  Russell.  By 
...     L.  1810. 

Editor  of  "  Men  of  the  Reign,"  The. 
Thomas  lltunpln-ii  Ward.  Men  of  the 
time.     12th  ed.     L.  1887. 


Editor  of  "  Miss  Sidney  Biddulph," 
The.  Mrs.  Frances  {Chamberlaine)  Sher- 
idan. (1)  The  discovery.  A  comedy  .. . 
Written  by  .  .  .  L.  1703.  —  (2)  The  his- 
tory of  Nourjahad.     By  .  .  .     L.  1767. 

Editor  of  "aioral  and  Political 
Dialogues,"  The.  Richard  Hurd,  D.D. 
Dialogues  on  the  uses  of  foreign  travel 
...     L.  1764. 

Editor  of  "Mortimer's  Commer- 
cial Dictionary,"  The.  William  Tate. 
Foreign  exchanges  .  .  .    By  ...     L.  1819. 

Editor  of"  3Iortimer's  Dictionary," 
The.  IF.  Dikinson.  Tlie  American 
negotiator  ...    By  .  .  .     L.  1818. 

Editor  of  "  Our  Own  Fireside," 
The.  Charles  Bullock.  Home  words  for 
the  heart  and  hearth  .  .  .  Conducted  by 
...     L.  1871,  etc. 

Editor  of  "  Pamela  and  Clarissa," 
The.  Samuel  Richardson.  History  (The) 
of  Sir  Charles  Grandison.  By ...  L. 
1754. 

Editor  of  "  Political  Conferences," 
The.  Thomas  Tyers.  An  historical 
rhapsody  on  Mr.  Poi^e.    By  ...     L.  1781. 

Editor  of  the  "Beauties  of  Fox, 
North,  and  Burke,"  The.  George 
Chalmers.  Opposition  politics  exempli- 
fied.    L. 1786. 

Editor  of  the  "Biographical  Me- 
moir of  Her  Royal  Highness,"  The. 
./.  Coote.  Select  extracts  and  beauties 
taken  from  .  .  .  sermons  .  .  .  on  .  .  .  Prin- 
cess Charlotte  of  Wales  and  Saxe  Coburg 
...     By  .  .  .     L.  1818. 

Editor  of"  The  British  Workman," 
The.  T.  B.  Smythies.  The  "Band  of 
Mercy  Advocate."  Conducted  by  .  .  . 
L.  1879,  etc. 

Editor  of  the  "  BuU,"  The.  George 
Edward  Biber.  (1)  A  letter  to  the  Earl 
of  Arundel  and  Surrey,  on  the  Bull  "In 
ccjcna  Domini."  By  .  .  .  L.  1848.  —  (2) 
Papal  diplomacy,  and  the  Bull  "In  coena 
Domini  .  .  ."     By  .  .  .     L.  1848. 

Editor  of  "  The  Cabinet  Lawyer," 
The.  John  Wade.  Account  of  public 
charities  in  England  and  Wales  ...  by 
...     L.  1820. 

Editor  of  the  "  Chester  Chronicle," 
The.  ./.  H.  Ilanshall.  The  stranger  in 
Chester,  giving  an  accurate  account  of 
its  local  history,  etc.  By  .  .  .  Chester, 
1816. 

Editor  of  the  "  Chester  Chronicle," 
The.  ./.  /Iemin(/u-aij.  Chester  election, 
1818,  1820.     Chester,  1818,  1820. 

Editor  of  "  The  Churchman's  Guide 
to  Faith,"  The.  Robert  Brett.  The 
oflfic.c  of  tlie  most  holy  name  ...    L.  1866. 

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The.  Thomas  Kibble  Hervey.  Devil's 
progress  :  a  poem  ...     L.  1830. 

Editor  of  the  "Earl  of  Shaftes- 
bury's Iietters  to  Lord  Moles-worth," 
The.  John  Toland.  The  danger  of  mer- 
cenary parliaments  ...     L.  1722. 

Editor  of  "  The  English  Essayists," 
The.  R.  Cochrane.  Great  achievements 
of  military  men,  statesmen,  and  others 
.  .  .  arranged  by  .  .  .     Edinb.  1879. 

Editor  of  the  "  Essay  on  the  char- 
acter, manners,  and  genius  of  avo- 
men,"  The.  William  Russell,  LL.D. 
Julia :  a  practical  romance.  By  .  .  . 
From  the  French.     L.  1773. 

Editor  of  the  "  Evening  Post,"  The. 
William  Coleman.  A  collection  of  the 
facts  and  documents  relative  to  the  death 
of  .  .  .  Hamilton  ...    By  .  .  .    N.Y.  1804. 

Editor  of  the  "Examiner,"  The. 
James  Henrij  Leigh  Hunt.  An  attempt  to 
show  the  folly  and  danger  of  Methodism 
...     L.  1809. 

Editor  of  the  "  Family  Christian 
Observer,"  The.  Josiah  Pratt.  Forty 
family  sermons.     By  ...     L.  1830. 

Editor  of  the  "  Friend  of  Peace," 
The.  Noah  Worcester,  D.D.  Pacific 
overtures  for  Christian  harmony.    By  . .  . 

Editor  of  the  "  Gospel  Magazine," 
The.  David  Alfred  Doudneij.  A  run 
through  Connemara.     By  ...     L.  1856. 

Editor  of  the  "  Historical  Hand- 
book to  Oxford,  etc.,"  The.  James  J. 
Moore.  The  pictorial  and  historical 
gossiping  guide  to  Oxford  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
Oxf.  1875. 

Editor  of  the  "  History  and  Anti- 
quities of  Wheatfield  in  Suffolk," 
The.  Rev.  John  Clubbe.  Physiognomy  ; 
being  a  sketch  only  of  a  larger  work  on 
the  same  plan  .  ._.     By  ...     L.  1763. 

Editor  of  the  "  Investigator  on 
Prophecy,"  The.  Joshua.  William  Brooks. 
A  dictionary  of  writers  on  the  Prophecies 
.  .  .     1835. 

Editor  of  "The  Jersey  Indepen- 
dent." George  Julian  Harneii.  Feudal- 
ism in  Jersey  .  .  .     Jersey,  1857. 

Editor  of  the  "  King's  Highway," 
The.  J.  Brash  and  others.  The  higher 
life  :  helps  to  Bible  holiness.  Conducted 
by  .  .  .     L.  1874. 

Editor  of  the  "  Liittle  Gleaner," 
The.  ;S'.  Sears.  "  Monthly  morsels  .  .  ." 
Edited  by  .  .  .     L.  1859. 

Editor  of  the  "  Looking  Glass  for 
the  Mind,"  The.  Arnaud  Berquin. 
The  blossoms  of  morality  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
L. 1789. 

Editor  of  "  The  Looking  Glass  for 
the  Mind."     Rev.  Samuel  Cooper.     The 


blossoms  of  morality  .  .  .  By  ...  L. 
1801. 

Editor  of  the  "  Louisville  Journal," 
The.  George  Denison  Prentice.  Prentice- 
ana  ;  or,  wit  and  humor  in  paragraphs. 
By  .  .  .     N.Y.  1860. 

Editor  of  the  "Lunar  Map  and 
Catalogue,"  The.  William  Badcliff 
Birt.  Selections  from  the  portfolio  of 
...     L.  1873. 

Editor  of  the  "Christian  Reformier ; 
or,  Unitarian  Magazine  and  Review," 
The.  Robert  Aspland.  L.  1834-44.  — 
New  series.  Robert  Brook  Aspland.  L. 
1845-55. 

Editor  of  "  The  Napoleon  medals," 
The.  Edward  Edwards.  Brief  (A)  de- 
scriptive catalogue  of  the  medals  struck 
in  France  and  its  dependencies,  between 
the  years  1789  and  1830,  contained  in  the 
cabinet  of  the  British  Museum  ...  L. 
1837. 

Editor  of  the  "New  London  Jest- 
book,"  The.  William  C.  Hazlitt.  Anec- 
dotes and  reminiscences  of  illustrious  men 
and  women  of  modern  times ;  by  .  .  .  L. 
1872. 

Editor  of  the  "  Phoenix,"  The.  Miss 
Clara  Reeve.  The  champion  of  viiiue :  a 
Gothic  story.     By  .  .  .     Colchester,  1777. 

Editor  of  the  "  Royal  Military  Cal- 
endar," The.  Sir  John  Philippart.  The 
East  India  military  calendar  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
L.  1823-26. 

Editor  of  the  "Scottish  Guardian," 
The.  Rev.  George  Lewis.  (1)  The  Elder- 
ship of  the  Church  of  Scotland,  as  it  was, 
and  may  be  again.  —  (2)  Scotland  a  half- 
educated  nation . . .  By  . . .  Glasgow,  1834. 

Editor  of  the  "  Series  of  Hymns 
and  Songs  for  Catholic  Families  and 
Schools,"  The.  Henrg  Furmby.  Picto- 
rial Bible  stories  for  the  young  .  .  .  By 
...     L.  1856. 

Editor  of  the  "Synopsis  of  the 
Peerage,"  The.  Nicholas  LI  arris  Nic- 
olas, Esq.  A  letter  intended  for  the  "  Gen- 
tleman's Magazine,"  by  .  .  .  'L.  1826. 

Editor  of  the  "  Textuary  and  Ritu- 
alist," The.  Joseph  White  Niblock.  Piety 
and  patriotism  ;  or,  the  Church  the  cham- 
pion of  liberty  .  .  .  by  .  .  .     L.  1835. 

Editor  of  the  "  United  States  Ga- 
zette," The.  Joseph  R.  Chandler.  A 
trip  to  r.oston  ;  in  a  series  of  lettei's  to  .  .  . 
B.  1838.     By  Enoch  Cobb  Wines. 

Editor  of  the  "  Voyage  of  Hanno," 
The.  Rev.  Thomas  Falconer,  llemarks 
on  some  passages  in  Mr.  Bryant's  publi- 
cations respecting  the  war  of  Troy.  By 
...     L. 1799. 

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young  lady's  introduction  to  natural  his- 
tory ...     By  .  .  .     L.  1766. 

Editor  of  those  "Epistles,"  The. 
Dr.  William  Kenrick.  A  scrutiny ;  or, 
the  criticks  criticis'd  .  .  .  occasioned  by 
their  .  .  .  account  of  a  poem  entitled 
"  Epistles  Pliilosophical  and  Moral  .  .  ." 
By  .  .  .     L.  1759. 

Editor  off  the  Line,  An.  Edward 
MialJ.     1865. 

Editor  oth  "Bowtvm  Luniinary," 
The.  J.  T.  Staton.  Bobby  Shuttle  un 
his  woife  Sayroh's  visit  to  Manchester, 
un  to  th'greight  Hert  treasures  eggshibi- 
tion  .  .  .  Written  for  Bobby  himself,  by 
. .  .     Manchester,  1867. 

Editor's  Drawer.  W.  A.  Seaver. 
"Harper's  Monthly." 

Editors  of  the  "  Aiidover  RevieTT," 
The.  Egbert  Coffin  Smi/th  and  others. 
Progressive  orthodoxy.     B.  1886. 

Editors  of  the  "  Children's  Friend," 
The.  William  Cams  Wilson  and  others. 
The  infant's  magazine.  By  ...  L.  1866, 
etc. 

Editors  of  the  "  Family  Friend," 
The.  Robert  Kemp  Pliilp.  Tlie  practical 
housewife  .  .  .     By.  .  .     L.  n.d. 

Editors  of  the  "Priest's  Prayer 
Book,"  The.  B.  F.  Littledale  and  J.  E. 
Faux.  The  Christian  passover ;  or, 
notes  on  the  Holy  Communion.  By  .  .  . 
L.  1878. 

Edr.  Joh.  A.  Johan  Alfred  Enander. 
Byggnads,  skulptur  och  ini°ilarekonsten, 
etc.     Chicago,  1884. 

Educational  Advocate,  An.  Ed- 
ward GruncHlle  Eliot,  3(1  Earl  of  St.  Ger- 
mans. Advice  to  govenmient  on  the 
subject  of  Irish  education  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
L.  1842. 

Edvard.  Per  Jolian  Edrard  BUck- 
strvrn.      Skaldefursuk.       Sthlm.  1860. 

Edwardean,  An.  Joseph  Harvei/. 
Letters  on  the  j)rcscnt  state  and  probable 
results  of  tlieological  speculations  in 
Connecticut.  By  .  .  .  Colcliester(?), 
Conn.,  1832. 

EdAvardson,  J.  Jesse  Appleton.  Seri- 
ous and  resj)ectful  address  to  the  clergy 
on  approving  and  ordaining  candidates 
for  the  ministry.     B.  1801. 

Edwin.      Thornas   Vau()h<in. 

Effie,  Aunt.  Mrs.  IJarkshaw.  Aunt 
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Fellow  of  Harvard  College,  A. 
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Fisher,  Jonas.  James  Carnegie,  Earl 
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Fiske,  Fidelia.     Mary  Lyon. 

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Floyd,  Margaret.  Margaret  Crosby. 
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The  prose  by  Defoe,  the  verse  by  Dodsley. 

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Former  Member  of  the  University 
of  Cambridge,  A.  William  Giles  Dix. 
An  American  tract  for  the  times  .  .  .  By 
...     B.  1843. 

Forrester,  Mrs.      Mrs.    Colonel 

Bridges.  Author  of  "  Viva,"  "  Mignon," 
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Forrester,  Fanny.  Mrs.  Emily 
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Forty  Years'  Cultivator  of  the 
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Foucher,  Paul.  Victor  Marie  Hugo. 
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1828. 

This  first  drama  of  Hugo,  under  the  name  of 
his  brother-in-law. 

Foul-weather  Jack.  Commodore 
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Fox,  Bitha.  Mrs.  William  Rey- 
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Frangais,-  Un.  ,  Louis  Simond.  Voy- 
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Franck,  Dr.  Gustav,  ritter  von  Frank. 
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Francis,  George.  George  Francis 
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Francis,  Miss  Sophie  L.  Frances 
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Viterne.     Paris,  1810. 

Francisco,  Don.  Francis  Charteris. 
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Franco,  Harry.  Charles  F.  Briggs. 
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Frangois,  Un.  Jean  Bernard  Le 
Blanc.     Lettres  d'  .  .  .     La  Haye.    1745. 

Frank.     James  Redder.     1876. 

Frank,  Paul.      Oscar  Paul.-    1858. 

Franklin,  Benjamin.  L'Abbe  Andre 
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Frater  Jocundus.  Wilhelm  Miiller. 
Schiibiade :  leben  und  thaten  des  Fritz 
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Free  Church  Liayman,  A.  John 
Watson.  The  present  position  of  Pro- 
fessor Smith's  case  .  .  .  By  .  .  .  Edinb. 
1879. 

Free  Churchman,  A.  Rev.  Charles 
Leslie.  A  new  association  of  those  called 
moderate  churchmen  with  the  modern 
Whigs  and  fanatics  ...     L.  1702. 

Freeholder,  A.  Sir  James  Campbell, 
Bart.  An  address  to  the  Commons  of 
Ireland.     By  .  .  .     Dublin,  1771. 

Freeholder,  A.  Alexaiider  Carlyle, 
D.D.  The  question  relating  to  a  Scots 
militia  considered  .  .  .  By  .  .  .  Edinb. 
1742. 

Freeholder,  A.  William  Wagstaffe, 
M.D.  The  state  and  condition  of  our 
taxes  considered  ,  .  .  Bv  .  .  .  Dublin, 
1716. 

Freeholder  North  of  Trent,  A. 
William  Hutchinson,  Esq.  Letters  ad- 
dressed to  the  minister.  By  ...  L. 
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Freeholder  of  Corqw^all,  A.  Fran- 
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Freeholder  of  Lieicester,  A.  Bev. 
Dr.  Italph  Heathcote.  Memoirs  of  the 
late  contested  election  for  the  county  of 
Leicester  .  .  .     By  ...     L.  1775. 

Freeholder  of  the  County  of  Sur- 
rey, A.  Joseph  Grove.  A  re^jly  to  the 
famous  Jew  question  .  .  .  By  ...  L. 
1754. 

Freeman,  Dr.  James  Russell  Endean. 
The  political  catechism  for  1880-81 :  a 
retrospect,  an  outlook,  and  a  warning. 
By  .  .  .     L.  1880. 

Freeman,  Mrs.  Sarah  Jennings,  the 
Duchess  of  Marlborough.  Name  under 
which  she  corresponded  with  Queen 
Anne,  who  was  "  Mrs.  Morley." 

Freeman  of  the  Colony  of  Connec- 
ticut, A.  Rev.  .Sfephen  Johnson.  His 
signature  in  1765  to  five  papers  in  the 
New  London  "  Gazette." 

Freese,  Arthalis.  Laura  (Freese) 
Steinlein. 

French  Minister,  The.  Pierre  Auguste 
Adet.  —  See  "The  >Secretary  of  State." 

French  Missionary,  A.  The  Abb^ 
Manach  or  Maijnard.  Account  of  the 
customs  and  manners  of  the  Micmakis 
and  Maricheets  savage  nations  ...  L. 
1758. 

French  Oflficer,  A.  Charles  de  Saint 
Manre.  A  new  journey  through  Greece, 
etc.     L.  1725. 

Frere,  Alice  M.  Mrs.  Godfrey  Clerk. 
The  antipodes  and  round  the  world. 
By  .  .  .     L.  1870. 

Friend,  A.  William  Harper.  Advice 
of  ...  to  the  army  and  people  of  Scot- 
land. 

Friend,  A.  Peregrine  Bingham.  The 
book  of  fallacies,  from  tlie  unfinished 
papers  of  Jeremy  Bentham.  By  ...  L. 
1824. 

Friend,    A.     Mrs.    Hannah    F.    Lee. 
Memoir  of  Hannah  Adams.     By  herself; 
"ces  by.  .  .     B.  1832. 
I,  A.     Edward  Mangin.      Pioz- 
,  recollections  of  the  late  Mrs. 
th  remarks.     By  ...     L.  1833. 
ribed  to  W.  Manrjin. 
:■■  I,  A.     James  Hadoiv,  D.D.    Re- 
)on  the  case  of    the  Episcopal 
,^_    ....d  those  of   the  Episcopal  per- 
suasion considered  .  .  .     Pjdinb.  1703. 

Friend  in  the  Country,  A.  George 
L'/tlelton,  Lord  Lyttelton.  Considerations 
upon  the  present  state  of  our  affairs.  In 
a  letter  .  .  .  from  ...     L.  1739. 

Friend  in  the  North,  A.  Ebon  C. 
tngersoll.  A  letter  from  .  .  .  with  special 
referen(;e  to  the  effects  of  disunion  u\}0\\ 
-slavery.     P,  1856. 

Friend   of  Domestic  Industry,  A. 


Caleb  Gushing.  Summary  of  the  practi- 
cal principles  of  political  economy  .  .  . 
Camb.,  Mass.,  1826. 

Friend  of  India,  A.  Frederick  John 
Shore.  Remarks  on  the  affairs  of  India. 
By  .  .  .     L.  1852. 

Friend  of  that  College,  A.  John 
Lowell.  Review  of  Dr.  Morse's  "  Appeal 
to  the  Publick,"  principally  with  refer- 
ence to  that  i3art  of  it  which  relates  to 
Harvard  College.     By  .  .  .     n.p.  1814. 

Friend  of  the  Author,  A.  Alexander 
Bruce.  The  Scottisli  Behemoth  dis- 
sected .  .  .     Edinb.  1722. 

Friend  of  the  Author,  A.  James 
Thomson.  A  defence  of  the  New  Sopho- 
nisba :  a  tragedy  .  .  .     By  ...     L.  1730. 

Friend  of  the  Christian  E.x;aminer, 
and  a  Lover  of  Truth,  A.  John  Prince, 
D.D.  Some  remarks  on  the  writings  of 
a  "  Lover  of  Cudworth  and  Truth  "  [Rev. 
George  Barrell  Cheever]  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
Salem,  1834. 

Friend  of  the  Clergy,  A.  Jonathan 
Warne.  A  remonstrance  addressed  to 
the  clergy,  shewing  where  the  charge  of 
Deism  .  .  .  will  necessarily  terminate. 
By  .  .  .     L.  1731. 

Friend  of  the  Established  Church, 
A.  Rev.  Frederick  Toll.  A  plain  and 
proper  answer  to  the  question,  "  Why 
does  not  the  Bishop  of  Clogher  .  .  .  resign 
his  preferments  .  .  .  ?"    By  .  .  .    L.  1753. 

Friend  of  the  People,  A.  Henry 
Brougham,  Lord  Brougham  and  Vaux. 
Letters  to  the  queen  on  the  state  of  the 
monarchy.     By  ...     L.  1838. 

Friend  of 'Truth,  A.  Rev.  Elisha 
Scott  Williams.  A  serious  and  familiar 
dialogue  concerning  the  divine  ordinance 
of  baptism.     By  .  .  .     B.  18—. 

Friend  of  Truth  and  Peace,  A. 
James  Rumsag.  A  series  of  interesting 
questions  on  the  nature  ...  of  Gospel- 
churches  ...     By  .  .  .     Edinb.  1800. 

Friend  to  Candour  and  Truth,  A. 
0.  G.  Gilchrist,  llypercriticism  exposed 
...     By  .  .  .     L.  1812. 

Also  ascribed  to  Stephen  Jones. 

Friend  to  Consistency,  A.  James 
W//att.  A  comparative  view  of  the 
opinions  of  Mr.  .James  Boaden  (editor  of 
the  "  (Jracle  ")  in  February,  March,  and 
April,  1705,  and  of  James  Boaden,  Esq., 
(author  of  "Eontainville  Forest,''  and  of 
a  "  Letter  to  George  Steevens,  Esq.")  in 
February,  1796,  relative  to  Shakespeare 
Mss.     By  .  .  .     L.  1796. 

Friend  to  Female  Beauty,  A. 
Richard  Russell.  War  witli  the  senses; 
or,  free  thoughts  on  snuff-taking.  By  .  .  . 
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Friend  to  Ministers,  A.    Allen  Wile!/. 

In  183-4  and  1835  he  wrote  a  series  of  articles, 
which  appeared  in  the  "  Western  Christian  Ad- 
vocate," under  this  signature,  which  were  after- 
wards published  under  the  title  "  Letters  to 
Ministers." 

Friend  to  Order,   A.     ./.   Somerville. 

A  reply  to  the  speeches  of  Dr.  Chalmers 
and  Dr.  Macgill,  in  the  synod  of  Glasgow 
and  Ayr  ...     By  .  .  .     Edinb.  1824. 

Friend  to  Religious  and  Civil  Lib- 
erty, A.  John  Jones.  A  short  and  safe 
expedient  for  terminating  the  present  de- 
bates about  subscriptions  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
L. 1769. 

Friend  to  the  Clergy,  A.    <See- 

bright.  A  remonstrance  address'd  to  the 
clergy  .  .  .     By  ...     L.  1731. 

Friend  to  the  Constitution,  A. 
Benjamin  Flower.  Tlie  principles  of  the 
British  constitution  explained  .  . .  L.  1792. 

Friend  to  the  Nation,  A.  John  Wynn 
Baker.  An  address  lo  the  representa- 
tives of  the  people  upon  subjects  of  mo- 
ment, to  I  he  well-being  and  liappiness  of 
.  .  .  Ireland.     By  .  .  .    Dublin,  1771. 

Friend  to  the  Navy,  A.  Mahlon 
Dickerson.  Correspondence  .  .  .  touching 
the  South  Sea  exploring  expedition  .  .  . 
N.Y.  1838. 

Friend  to  the  Principles  of  that 
Work,  A.  Rev.  Joseph  Holden  Pott,  M.D. 
Remarks  on  two  particulars  in  a  refuta- 
tion of  Calvinism,  etc.  [By  George 
Pretyman  Tomline,  Bishop  of  Win- 
chester.]    By  .  .  .     1811. 

Friend  to  Truth,  A.  J.  Dodds.  The 
Church  of  England:  is  she  the  true  church, 
or  the  prostitute  of  Babylon  1  A  letter 
to  Robert  Mackenzie  Beverley, occasioned 
by  the  publication  of  "  The  Tombs  of 
the  Prophets  ..."     By  .  .  .     L.  1831. 

Friend  to  Truth,  A.  Joseph  Ecl-leif. 
Divine  glory  brought  to  view,  in  the  con- 
demnation of  the  ungodly  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
B. 1782. 

Friend  to  Truth,  A.  Albert  Radicati, 
Count  de  Passeran.  A  philosophical  dis- 
sertation upon  death  .  .  .    By  ...    L.  1732. 

Friend  to  Truth   and   Liberty,  A. 


Josiah  Owen.  Remarks  on  two  charges  : 
delivered  by  the  Bishop  of  L[ichfiel]d 
and  C[oventr]y  [Dr.  Smalbroke],  to  the 
clergy  of  his  diocese  .  .  .    By  ...    L.  1738. 

Friend  to  Truth  and  the  Present 
Happy  Establishment,  A.  Caleb 
Fleming.  Remarks  upon  the  life  of  John, 
Duke  of  Argyle  ...     L.  1745. 

Friend  to  Youth,  A.  William  Pinnock. 
A  catechism  of  chronology.     L.  1821. 

Allibone  says  he  gained  an  enduring  reputa- 
tion by  his  educational  catechisms,  83  parts. 

A  writer  in  a  recent  number  of  the  Athenseum 
says,  "  Some  of  the  papers  have  cruelly  said  he 
was  the  autlior  of  the  '  Catechisms  '  which  had 
begun  to  appear  before  he  was  born." 

Friend  Unknown,  A.  Jolm  Hunifreg. 
A  paper  to  William  Penn,  at  the  departure 
of  that  gentleman  to  his  territory  .  . .  By 
...     L.  1700. 

Friend,  vi'ho  is  lately  deceased,  A. 
Anne  Frg.  —  See  "  F.,  A." 

Friendly,  Aunt.  Mrs.  Sarah  S.  (Tut- 
hill)  Baker.  (1)  Barton  Todd.  By  .  .  . 
N.Y.  18(50.  —  (2)  The  children  on  the 
plains/  By...  N.Y.  I860.  — (3)  The 
Jewish  Twiirs.  By  .  .  .  N.Y.  1860.  —  (4) 
"Poor  little  Joe."  By  .  .  .  N.Y.  1860. 
—  See  "  I.  and  P." 

Frimousse.  R.  Toche.  Les  premieres 
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Fritz.     A.  Smith.     1873. 

Fritze,  Ernst.  Luise  Reinhardt.  Cari- 
tas  :  roman.     Prag,  1857. 

Frivillig,  En  svensk.  Oscar  von 
Knorring.  Minnen  frati  fattlaget  i  Dan- 
mark  1849.     Sthlm.  1864. 

Frolich,  Herr.  Thomas  William  Mar- 
shall. The  "  old  Catliolics  "  at  Cologne 
...     By  .  .  .     L.  n.d. 

Froth,  Abraham.  Arthur  Charlett. 
"  Spectator,"  No.  43,  April  19,  1711. 

Funny  Man  of  "  The  Times,"  The. 
William  L.  Alden. 

Fuster,  Colonel  Cranberry.  Charles 
Astor  Brtsted.  A  letter  from  ...  to  Jef- 
ferson J.  Grabster,  Jr.,  etc.  "Knicker- 
bocker," February,  1852.     , 

Fuzzy  Guzzy,  William  Henry  Bur- 
leigh. 


J 


G. 


G.  Ezra  Stiles  Gannett,  in  the  "  Christ. 
Exam." 

G.  Samuel  Gilman,  D.D.,  in  the 
"  Christ.  Exam.,"  II.,  420.     B.  1825. 

G.  John  M.  Gait.  The  annexation  of 
Texas.     Williamsburg,  Va.,  1852. 

G.      Leonard  Withington.      The  bird's 


nest  in  the  moon.  "  New  England  Mag.," 
Vol.  VIL,  p.  33,  1834. 

G.  Edxard  Collins  Giddi/.  Loss  of 
the  Algerine  xebec  .  .  .  September,  1700. 
By  ...  in  the  "  Selector  or  Cornish  Ma<j.," 
1827. 

G.      C.  J.  M.  Gwinn.  Miles's  De  Soto,, 


G 


63 


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"Southern  Quar.  Rev.,"  October,   1853, 
p.  450. 

G.  William  Oldys.  Various  lives  in 
the  "  Biographia  Britannica,"  with  the 
signature  "  G,"  the  initial  letter  of  Gray's 
Inn,  where  he  once  lived. 

G.,  A.  Agnes  Giber ne.  (1)  Among 
the  mountains ;  or,  the  Harcourts  at 
Montreux.  L.  1864.  —  (2)  Mabel  and 
Cora ;  or,  the  sisters  of  Stone3'croft  Hall. 
By  .  .  .     L.  1865. 

G.,  A.  Alfred  Greenough.  Baccalau- 
reate hymn  for  the  class  of  1865.  Camb., 
Mass.,  1865. 

G.,  A.  Alexander  Gardner.  Morisoni- 
anism  refuted.     Paislev,  1852. 

G.,  A.  T.  Albert  T.  Gellerstedt.  Dikter 
af.     Stlilni.  1881. 

G.,  B.  Benjamin  Grosvenor,D.D.  Some 
account  of  the  late  inclinations  to  popery. 
By  .  .  .     L.  1717. 

G.,  B.  A.  Benjamin  Apthorp  Gould,  Jr. 
Herschel's  outlines  of  astronomy.  In  the 
"Christ.  Exam."  (B.),  1849. 

_G.  B.  O.  D.  These  letters  were  adopted 
by  .17.1/.  P.  Gustave  Brunet  and  Joseph  Oc- 
tave Delepierre,  in  their  contributions  to 
various  Paris  periodicals.  The  letters, 
besides  forming  their  respective  initials, 
are  also  a  play  upon  the  word  "  Gebeode  " ; 
and  several  articles  by  these  nutliors  are 
also  signed  "  Les  Freres  Gelie'ode." 

G.  C.  William  Coward.  Absalon  et 
Achitopliel :  carmine  Latino  Iieroico. 
[Trans,  by  .  .  .]     L.  1682. 

"G.  C,"  The  [The  Grand  Cordon]. 
Victor  Cheralle'i  de  Riruz.  "The  Queen" 
recipes.     Bv ...     L.  1881. 

G.,  C.  E.  H.  Charles  Edivard  H.  Ges- 
trin.  Vacation  labors,  by  .  .  .  Montpe- 
lier,  Vt.,  1879. 

G.,  C.  F.  Mrs.  Catherine  Frances 
(Grace)  Gore.  Modern  chivalry;  or,  a 
new  Orlando  Furloso.     L.  1843. 

G.,  K.  of  C.  George  Mackenzie,  Earl 
of  Cromarty.  Synopsis  Apocalyplica  .  .  . 
By  .  .  .     Edinb.  17U8. 

G.,  E.    B.      Edward   Burnahy   Greene. 
Critical  essays.     L.  1770. 
tX    G.,  E.  S.       Ezra  Stiles  Gannett,  D.J). 

(1)  Signature  in  the  "Christ.  Exam."  — 

(2)  Correction.     "New  England  Mag.," 
Vol.  IV.,  p.  407. 

G.,  F.  B.  P\  B.  Gardera.  Le  lecteur 
franf;ais  de  la  jeunesse.  Northampton, 
1826. 

G.,  F.  T.  Frederick  Turell  Gra  >/,  in  the 
"  Christ.  Exam."  (B.),  1850. 

G.,  G.     Genrg  Golhc,  a  Swedish  author. 

G.,  G.  af.  Gustaf  af  Geijerstam,  a 
Swedish  author  and  journalist. 

G.,  G.  W.      George  Washington  Greei'ie. 


(1)  In  the  "Christ.  Exam."—  (2)  Transla- 
tion from  Petrarch.  "NewEngland  Mag.," 
Vol.  VII.,  p.  470, 1834. 

G.,  Gustaf.  Gustaf  Gullberg,  a  Swe- 
dish author  and  journalist. 

G.,  H.  Henry  Giles,  in  the  "  Christ. 
Exam." 

G.,  H.  Rev.  Henry  Gregory.  —  See 
"  Rector,  The." 

G.,  H.F.  Hannah  Flagg  Gould.  (1) 
The  fly's  revenge.  "  New  England  Mag.," 
Vol.  L,  p.  519.  — The  lost  kite.  Vol.  IV., 
p.  56.  —  The  spouting  horn.  Vol.  IV., 
p.  158.— (2)  The  little  blind  boy.  "Amer. 
Monthly  Mag.,"  March,  1836,  p.  244. 

G.,  H.  S.  H.  S.  Grosvenor.  Aunt  Sa- 
rah's sketches.     B.  185-. 

G.,  J.  John  Gay.  The  present  state 
of  wit,  in  a  letter  to  a  friend  ...    L.  1711. 

G.,  J.  B.  James  Bradstreet  Greenough. 
Queen  of  hearts  :  a  dramatic  fantasia,  by 
...     B.  1885. 

G.,  J.  H.  -/.  H.  Gibbon,  in  the  "  Christ. 
Exam."  (B.),  1851. 

G.,  John.  .Tohn  Garneit.  Seaman's 
desiderata.  With  additions  by  .  .  .  New 
Brunswick,  N.J.,  1801.  By  Henry  Clarke, 
LL.D. 

G.  li.  B.  O.  C.  George,  Lord  Bishop 
of  Cloyne  [;'.e.  Bishop  Berkeley].  Siris: 
.  .  .  concerning  the  virtues  of  tar  water 
...     By  .  .  .     Dublin,  1744. 

G.  M.  B.  [Green  Mountain  Boy].  Henry 
Stevens,  F.S.A.     His  favorite  title. 

G.,  R.  Richard  Gough.  (1)  Account 
of  a  rich  illuminated  missal  executed  for 
John,  Duke  of  Bedford,  etc.     L.  1794.  — 

(2)  British  topography.  .  .     L.  1780. — 

(3)  The  customs  of  the  Israelites;  trans, 
from  the  French  of  the  Abbot  Fleury,  by 
...  L.  1750.  —  (4)  A  short  genealogical 
view  of  the  family  of  Oliver  Cromwell 
...     L.  1785. 

G.,  R.,  Jun.  Richard  Gough.  The 
history  of  tlie  Bible.  Translated  from 
tlio  French.     L.  1747. 

A  .juvenile  production  —  lie  wjis  only  twelve 
years  old —  of  the  eminent  antiquary,  Mr.  Gough. 
Only  twenty-five  copies  were  printed. 

G.,  S.  Samuel  Gihnan,  D.D.,  in  the 
"Christ.  Exam." 

G.,  W.  IF.  Greene.  Calhoun's  report 
on  the  Memphis  Memorial.  "Amer. 
Whig  Rev.,"  January,  1848,  p.  15. 

G.;  W.  William  Greene.  "The  Fish- 
er's Call  "  for  1827.     Newcastle,  1827. 

The  verses  wore  written  by  W.  Q-. 

G.,  W.  Wayne  Gridley.  Slavery  in 
the  South:  a  review  .  .  .  Charleston, 
1845. 

G.,  W.  William  Gregory.  Vacation 
trifles.     By  .  .  .     Bath,  18—. 


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G.,  W.  R.  William  Eathbone  Greg. 
(1)  Alison's  History  of  Europe.  "  Westm. 
Eev.,"  June,  1844,  p.  388.  —  (2)  Claims 
of  labour.  "  Westra.  Rev.,"  June,  1845, 
p.  445.  —  (3)  Corn-law  debate.  "  Westm. 
Rev.,"  April,  1842,  p.  348.— (4)  Dr. 
Arnold.  "  Westm.  Rev.,"  February, 
1843,  p.  1.  —  (5)  Life  and  correspond- 
ence of  Thomas  Arnold,  D.D.  "  Westm. 
Rev.,"  December,  1844,  p.  3G3.  —  (6)  The 
outbreak  of  August  in  the  manufactur- 
ing districts.  "  Westm.  Rev.,"  October, 
1842,  p.  3U1.  —  (7)  Resources  of  an  in- 
creasing population.  "  Westm.  Rev.," 
July,  1843,  p.  101. —  (8)  The  slave 
trade,  etc.  "  Westm.  Rev.,"  June,  1844, 
p.  486. 

G D.      George   Daniel.     Cumber- 

laiid's   British   theatre...      By...     L. 
1829-61. 

O — n.  Ezra  Shaiu  Goodwin,  D.D.,  in 
the  "  Christ.  Exam.,"  V.,  441.  ^  B.  1828. 

G — y,  Mr.  J — s.  James  Graij.  The 
naked  truth,  in  two  letters ;  the  first 
from  ...  to  his  correspondent  ...  L. 
1729. 

G  . . .  G  .  •  .  The  dramatical  contribu- 
tions to  "La  Presse  "  (Paris)  over  these 
letters  were  written  by  Georges  La  Brunie 
and  Pierre  .Jules  The'ophile  Gaufier. 

Gaffet,  parfuiueur  dlstillatevir  de 
Paris.      Charles  Yves  Cousin  d'Accdon. 

Galltziiie,  Prince  Dmitry.  D.  Mou- 
ravline.  Les  amours  d'un  tenor :  roman 
traduit  du  russe  par  Serge  Nossoff. 

Gall,  Franz  Joseph.  Th.  F.  Kaje- 
tan  Arnold.     1791. 

Gallop-a"way,  Joe.  Joseph  Galloway, 
in  a  political  squib,  "  Tlie  Ride  to  Dan- 
bury." —  See  "Diary  of  the  Revolution," 
Vol.  I.,  p.  428. 

Gait,  Christopher  Columbus.  J. 
B.  Polk. 

Gambado,  Geoffrey,  Riding  Master. 
Francis  Grose.  Academy  for  grown 
horsemen.     L.  1787.  I 

Also  attributed    to    Henry  Bunhury.  —  See    i 
"  I.  aud  P." 

Gardwell,  Godek.  —  See  "  Goodwell, 
Godek." 

Gas,  Charlatan.  Et.  Hon.  George 
Canning,  in  Disraeli's  "Vivian  Grey." 

Gaudentio  di  Lucca,  Signor.  Simon 
Beringloii.     Adventures  of  ...    L.  1776. 

Gautier,  Pierre  Jules  Theophile.  — 
See  "  La  Brunie,  Georges,  and." 

Gay,  Joseph.  .John  Durant  de  Breval. 
The  hoop-petticoat:  an  heroi-comical 
poem  ...     L.  1720. 

General  of  the  Salvation  Army, 
The.  William  Booth.  Salvation  sol- 
t'.iery  ...     By  .  .  .     L.  1882. 


General  Officer,  A.  Lieut.- Gen.  John 
Burgoyne.  Speech  of  ...  in  the  House 
of  Commons,  Feb.  20,  1775.     L.  1775. 

General  Superintendent  of  Freed- 
men  Department  of  the  Tennessee, 
etc.  John  Eaton.  Report  .  .  .  Memphis, 
Tenn.,  1865. 

Gentle  Shepherd.  George  Grenville. 
So  called  in  debate  by  William  Pitt,  Earl 
of  Chatham. 

Gentleman,  A.  Rev.  John  Disney.  A 
compendious  history  of  the  .  .  .  Refor- 
mation ...  in  England  .  .  .  By  ...  L. 
1715. 

Gentleman,  A.  James  Hogg.  Tlie 
covenants  of  redemption  and  grace  dis- 
played in  some  questions  sent  by  ...  to 
a  reverend  and  pious  minister  of  this 
church  .  .  .     Edinb.  1707. 

Gentleman,    A.      Hugh     Williamson, 
Description  of  the-settlement  of  the  Gen& 
see  country  .  .  .  New  York.     In  a  series' 
of  letters  from  ...  to  his  friend.     N.Y. 
1799.  . 

Gentleman,  A.  Nathanael  Hooke.  A 
dissertation  on  the  constitution  of  the 
Roman  senate.     By  ...     L.  1743. 

Gentleman,  A.  William  Hanway. 
Poems  upon  several  occasions,  chiefly 
public  ...     L.  1745. 

Gentleman,  A.  William  Hayes.  Re- 
marks on  Mr.  Avison's  essay  ...  In  a 
letter  from  ...  to  his  friend  in  the  coun- 
try.    L. 1753. 

Gentleman,  A.  Alhan  Butler.  Re- 
marks on  the  two  first  volumes  of  the 
late  lives  of  the  popes  [by  Archbishop 
Bower].  In  letters  from  .. .  Douaj^  1754. 
Gentleman,  A.  Thomas  Sherlock,  D.D. 
Remarks  upon  [Hoadly]  tlie  Lord  Bishop 
of  Bangor's  treatment  of  the  clergy  and 
convocation.     By ...     L.  1717. 

Gentleman,  A.  George  Sewell,  M.D. 
The  resigners  vindicated  ;  or,  the  defec- 
tion consider'd  .  .  .     By  ...     L.  1718. 

Gentleman,  A.  Bichard  Gardiner. 
September :  a  rural  poem  .  .  ,  By  .  .  . 
L. 1780. 

Gentleman,  A.  Daniel  Defoe.  A 
tour  throuijh  the  whole  island  of  Great 
Britain.     By  .  .  .     3d  ed.     L.  1742. 

Gentleman,  A.     Browne  Willis.     The 
whole  duty  of  man  ...    By  .  .  .    L.  1717. 
Gentleman  at  Paris,  A.    Lewis  Gold- 
smith.    The  secret  history  of  the  court 
and  cabinet  of  St.  Cloud  ...     L.  1806. 

Gentleman  authorized  to  investi- 
gate the  Commerce  of  that  Country 
vi^ith  Great  Britain,  A.  N.  Brooke, 
M.D.  Observations  on  the  mannel's  and 
customs  of  Italy  ...  By  .  .  .  Bath,  1798. 
Gentleman  conversant  on  the  Sub- 


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ject,  A.  John  Brown,  M.D.  Observa- 
tions on  the  principles  of  the  old  system 
of  physic  ...     By  .  .  .     Edinb.  1787. 

Gentleman  educated  at  Yale  Col- 
lege, A.  Samuel  Johnson,  D.D.  Intro- 
duction to  the  study  of  philosophy .  .  . 
New  London,  Conn.,  174-3. 

Gentleman  Here,  A.  John  31acki/, 
(1)  A  journey  through  England.  In 
familiar  letters  from  ...  to  his  '  friend 
abroad  ...  L.  1724.  —  (2)  A  journey 
through  Scotland  ...     L.  1723. 

Gentleman  in  Boston,  A.  Joseph 
Tuckennan,  D.D.  An  essay  on  the  wages 
paid  to  females  for  their  labour,  in  the 
form  of  a  letter  from  ...  to  his  friend  in 
Philadelphia.     B.  1830. 

Gentleman  in  Edinburgh,  A.  Dun- 
can Forbes.  Copy  of  a  letter  from  ...  to 
his  friend  in  the  country,  upon  the  sub- 
ject of  the  malt  tax.     Edinb.  1725. 

Gentleman  in  France,  A.  J.  B. 
Paris  de  Meyzieu.  Bibliotheca  Farisiana : 
a  catalogue  of  a  collection  of  books 
formed  by  .  .  .     L.  1791. 

Gentleman  in  India,  A.  Eijles  Irwin. 
St.  Thomas's  mount :  a  poem.  Wi'itten 
by  .  .  .     L.  1774. 

Gentleman  in  London,  A.  William 
Hayes,  Mus.  Doc.  Remarks  on  Mr. 
Avison's  essay  on  musical  expression  .  .  . 
By  .  .  .     L.  1753. 

Gentleman  in  Scotland,  A.  William 
Logan.  A  letter  to  an  English  member 
of  Parliament,  from  .  .  .  concerning  the 
slavish  dependencies,  etc.     Edinb.  1721. 

Gentleman  in  Scotland,  A.  Francis 
Doittjlds.  Observations  on  the  Douglas 
cause  in  general ...  In  a  letter  .  .  .  from 
...     L.  1708. 

Gentleman  in  Search  of  a  Man- 
Servant,  A.  William  Makepeace  Thack- 
eray. Iloljson's  choice;  or,  the  tribula- 
tions of  .  .  .     "Punch,"  Februnrj',  1850. 

Gentleman  in  the  City,  A.  }fartin 
Strony.  An  essay  on  tiio  usefulness 
of  mathematical  learning.  In  a  letter 
from  ...  to  his  friend  in  Oxford.  Oxf. 
1701. 

Also  ascribed  to  John  Arbuthnot. 

Gentleman  in  the  Country,  A.  John 
Perceral,  2d  Earl  of  Egmont.  An  occa- 
sional letter  from  ...  to  his  friend  in 
the  town  ...     L.  1749. 

Gentleman  in  the  Country,  A. 
Allan  Logan.  Queries  upon  tlie  over- 
tures concerning  kirk  sessions  and  pres- 
byteries.    By  .  .  .     n.p.  1720. 

Gentleman  in  the  Country,  A. 
Adam  Ferguson,  LL.D.  Remarks  on  a 
pamphlet  lately  published  hy  Dr.  Price 
...     L.  177G. 


Gentleman  in  the  Eastern  Part  of 
said  Colony,  A.  Benjamin  Gale.  The 
present  state  of  the  colony  of  Connecti- 
cut considered.  In  a  letter  from  .  .  . 
n.p.  1755. 

Gentleman  Independent  of  Party, 
A.  Woodmass.  The  j)olitical  salva- 
tion of  Great  Britain  by  means  entirely 
new  ...     L.  1797. 

Gentleman,  late  of  Trinity  College, 
A.  James  Ayr es.  Sancho  at  com"t;  or, 
the  mock  governor :  an  opera-comedy 
.  .  .     Written  by  ...     L.  1742. 

Gentleman  lately  Restored  from 
threatning  Sickness,  A.  Cotton  Mather. 
Small  offers  towards  the  service  of  the 
tabernacle  in  the  wilderness  ...    B.  1689. 

Gentleman  of  Cambridge,  A.B.,  A. 
Rev.  John  Diincomhe. 

The  author  of  "  several  letters  in  '  The  Con- 
noisseur,' beins;  the  '  Gentleman  of  Cambridge, 
A.B.'  mentioned  in  the  last  number." 

Gentleman     of     Connecticut,     A. 

Lemuel  Hopkins,  M.D.   The  Democratiad. 
P.  1796. 

I  followed  "  Sabin  "  in  "  I.  and  P."  in  ascrib- 
ing this  to  William  Cobbett ;  but  he  was  not  the 
author. 

Gentleman  of  Ireland,  A.  John 
Monck  Mason.  Remarks  upon  Povning's 
law  ...     By  .  .  .     Dublin,  1758. 

Gentleman  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  A. 
Philip  Carteret  Webb.  The  question 
whether  a  Jew  born  within  the  British 
dominions  was  before  the  making  the 
late  act  of  Parliament  a  person  capable 
by  law  to  purchase  and  liold  lands  to 
him  and  his  iieirs,  fairly  stated  .  .  .  By 
...     L.  1753. 

Gentleman  of  Manchester,  A. 
Thomas  Prrcival,  M.D.  Observations 
and  reflections  on  the  late  earthquake, 
or,  more  properly  called  an  airquake  .  .  . 
By  .  .  .     n.p.  1777. 

Gentleman  of  Massachusetts,  A. 
Samuel  Fjheridqe.  Tiie  Christian  orator 
...     By  ■  .  •     B.  1818. 

Gentleman  of  New  York,  A.  Wash- 
ington Irving.  The  poetical  works  of 
'iliomas  Campbell  .  .  .  [with]  biographi- 
cal sketch  ...     P.  1815. 

Not  William  Irving. 

Gentleman  of  Oxford,  A.  Daniel 
Bellamy,  the  Elder.  The  Cambro-Britan- 
nic  engineer  ...  a  mock-heroic  poem  .  .  . 
By  .  .'.     1722. 

Gentleman  of  Oxford,  A.  John 
Leake.  The  scholar's  manual ...  By 
...     L.  1733. 

Gentleman  of  Oxford,  A.  Rev. 
Charles  Richard  Powys.  The  tablet  of 
Ceres ;    or,  a  picture  of  human  life :   a 


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A.  Sir 
a  poem 
.  .  .     L. 


Joseph 


poem,  copied  from  the  Greek  of  Cebes 
the  Theban.     By  .  .  .     Oxf.  1759. 

Gentleman  of  Oxford,  A.  WiUiam 
Collins.  Verses  humbly  addressed  to 
Sir  Thomas  Flanmer  on  his  edition  of 
Shakespeare.     By  .  .  .     1743. 

Gentleman  of  Scotland,  A.  James 
Boswell.  An  ode  to  tra<^edy.  By  .  .  . 
Edinb.  1761. 

Gentleman  of  Shropshire,  A.     

Woodforde.     Sentiments  on  eloquence,  in 
a  letter  ...     By  .  .  .     L.  1795. 

Gentleman  of  South  Carolina,  A. 
Henri/  Putnam.  A  description  of  Bruns- 
wick in  letters.  By  ...  to  a  friend  in 
that  State.     Brunswick,  1820. 

Gentleman    of    Stirling,    A.     

Main   or   Mayne.      Stirling:    a    satirical 
poem  ...     By  .  .  .     Edinb.  1809. 

Gentleman  of  that  Country,  A. 
Archibald  Campbell,  D.D.  Queries  to  the 
Presbyterians  of  Scotland.  By  ...  L. 
1702. 

Gentleman  of  the  Army, 
Richard  Steele.  The  procession  : 
on  Her  Majesty's  funeral.  Bv 
1695. 

Gentleman  of  the  Bar,  A. 
Doiimes.     Observations  on  tlie  speech  of 
the  Eight  Honourable  J.  Eoster  .  .  .     By 
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Glacier,  Gregory,  Gent.  l^-^'^^^Blau- 


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Goran.  Paul  Fritz  Menrjel.  A  Swed- 
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Goldsmith,  Widow.  Mrs.  Julie.  P. 
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Goldy.  Oliver  Goldsmith.  So  called 
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Good  Natur'd  Well^vishe^,  Doc- 
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ThiH  iti  probably  right,  and  that  in  "  I.  and  P." 
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Gothanilte,  A.  Col.  Thomas  Pir.ton. 
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Great  Commoner,  The.  Henrij 
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Great  Duke.  Arthur  Wellesley,  Duke 
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Great  Expounder,  The.  Daniel 
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Grip,  Halvor.  Johan  Nordling.  Dolce 
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Guarnerius,  Tobias,  Jr.  Charles 
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H.  F.  E.  Evelyn  Everett  Green.  His 
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H.,  G.  S.  George  Stillnmn  Hillard. 
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H.,  O.     0.  Hermelin,  a  Swedish  author. 

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H.,  T.  C.  Thomas  Carson  Hansard. 
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H.,  T.  H.  Thomas  Hingston  Harveij. 
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IL,  T.  J.  Mrs.  T.  J.  Haslum.  Tlic 
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H.,    W.    C.       William    Carew   HazUtt. 

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H.,  W.  H.      William  H.  Husk. 

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H.,  W.  H.  Reu.  William  Henry  Her- 
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H ,  E.  M.     Emily  Marion  Harris. 

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H ,    J ,   C.   A D.   S.     J. 

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H — 1.  Edward  Brooks  Hall,  in  the 
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H — rd.  Franklin  Fiske  Heard,  in  the 
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Habitant  Obscur  de  I'ancien  Hem- 
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Hancoclc.  Jonathan  Russell.  Whole 
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Henry,  Bishop  of  Exeter,  1851. 
Henry  Phillpots,  Bp.  of  Exeter.  Acts  of 
the  diocesan  sjmod  in  the  cathedral 
church  of  Eieter.     By  .  .  .     L.  1851. 

'Henry,  Patrick.  Philip  Richard 
Fendall.  —  See  "  Onslow." 

Heptarchus.  England.  —  See  "Fer- 
gusia." 

Heptarchus,  Ijord.  England.  Mel- 
anchoUy  sonnets  :  being  Fergusia's  [Scot- 
land's] complaint  upon  Heptarchus,  in 
wliich  .  .  .  Lady  Fergusia  reflects  upon 
her  liappy  state  before  her  unhaliow'd 
marriage  with  .  .  .  Lord  Heptarchus, 
anno  1707,  etc.     Elguze,  1741. 

Her  Bi'other-in-law.  Charles  Con- 
stantine  Pise.  Lutters  to  Ada,  from  .  .  . 
N.Y.  1834.  - 

Her  Daughter.  Edith  Coleridge.  Me- 
moir and  letters  of  Sara  Coleridge. 
Edited  by  .  .  .     1873. 

Her  Father.  Riv.  Benjamin  Carvosso. 
Account  of  Deborah  Banks  Carvosso. 
By  .  .  .     1840. 

Her  Father.  /.  Drakeford.  Brief, 
memoir  of  Martlia  Drakeford  .  .  .  Writ- 
ten by  .  .  .     L.  1800. 

Her  Father.  John  Boyd.  The  flower 
transijlaiited ;  or,  a  memoir  of  Mary 
Boyd.     By  .  .  .     P.  1854. 

Her  Father.  Francis  Kinlock.  Let- 
ters from  Geneva  and  France  ...  to  a 
lady  in  Virginia.     By..  .  .     B.  1810. 

Her  Father.  Jonathan  Gray.  Some 
account  of  tlic  personal  religion  of  Mar- 
garet Gray.     By  .  .  .     York,  1826. 

Her  Father.  Cotton  Mather,  D.D.  (1) 
Silentiarius  ...  A  sermon  .  .  .  on  the 
death  of  Mrs.  Abigail  Willard  .  .  .'  By 
...  B.  1721.  —  (2)  Victorina:  a  sermon 
preached  on  the  decease  and  at  tiie  de- 
sire of  Mrs.  Katherin  Mather.  By  .  .  . 
Whereunto  tliere  is  added  a  further  ac- 
count of  tliat  young  gentk'wom.-m.  By 
another  hand  [Tiionuis  Walter].    B.  1717. 


Her  Father.  Rev.  Thomas  Prince, 
D.D.  The  sovereign  God  acknowledged 
and  blessed,  both  in  giving  and  taking 
away :  a  sermon  occasioned  by  the  de- 
cease of  Mrs.  Deborah  Prince  .  .  .  1744 
...  At  the  South  Churcii,  in  Boston  .  .  . 
1744. 

Her  Husband.  Edward  Morgan. 
The  clergyman's  wife  •  a  memoir  of  the 
late  Mrs.  Morgan  of  Syston.  By  .  .  . 
Carnarvon,  1854. 

Her  Husband.  James  M.  Byron. 
The  grace  of  God  manifested  in  a  short 
account  of  Mrs.  Eliza  Byron  .  .  .  By 
...     In  the  "  Methodist  Mag.,"  1804. 

Her  Husband.  John  Greenleaf 
Adams.  Memoir  of  Mrs.  Mary  H. 
Adams.     B.  1865. 

Her  Master.  William  Chambers. 
Fiddy :  an  autobiography.  Edited  by 
.  .  .     1851. 

Her    Mother.       Mrs.    Martha    Stone ' 
Hubbell.     Memorial  of  an  only  daughter. 
By  .  .  .     L.  1858. 

Her  Pastor.  Chandler  Robbins.  Por- 
trait of  a  Christian  ...    By  .  .  .    B.  1858. 

Her  Physician.  Richard  Robert  Mad- 
den. Travels  of  Lady  Hester  Stanhope, 
narrated  by  ...     L.  1846. 

Her  Sister.  Jane  Margaret  Strickland. 
Life  of  Agnes  Strickland.  By  ...  L. 
1887. 

Her  Sister.  Marie  V.  G.  Havergal. 
Memorials  of  Frances  Ridley  Havergal. 
N.Y.  1880. 

Her  Son.  Rev.  Samuel  Stillman.  A 
sermon  occasioned  by  the  decease  of 
Mrs.  Mary  Stillman.     By  .  .  .     B.  1768. 

Herbert,  Lucian.  Julius  Gundling, 
1830;  roujan  und  geschichte.  Leipzig, 
1865. 

Herbert,  Uncle.   Timothy  Shay  Arthur. 

Hercnles.  Fisher  Ames,  in  the  Boston 
"Palhidlum,"  October,  1801. 

Hercditarj'  High  Churchman,  An. 
James  llirks  Smith.  Reminiscences  of 
forty  years.     By  ...     L.  18 — . 

Hcring,  Jeanie.  Mrs.  Adams  Acton. 
Honour  is  my  guide.     L.  1886. 

Herman,  William.  William  Herman 
Ridofsen.  Dance  of  Death.  By  .  .  . 
San  Francisco,  1877. 

Hermann,  Eugen.  Eugen  Hermann 
Dedenroth.  Die  baronin.  Frankfurt  a. 
M.  n.d. 

Hermes.      William  Torrey  Harris. 

Hermes,  Paul.  William  Roscoe 
Thaijer.  Confessions  of  .  .  .  and  other 
poems.     P.  1884. 

Hermit.     Paul  F.  De  Gournay. 

Hermit,  A.  John  Stoiu.  A  H.'s  nar- 
rative of  opinions  ...     L.  1861. 


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Hermit  of  Eastham,  The.  William 
Hay  ley. 

Hermodactyl.  Philip  Horneck.  The 
High-German  doctor  ...     L.  1714-15. 

Hermodactyl  of  High  Fame.  Robert 
Haiiey,  Earl  of  Oxford  and  Mortimer. 

In  "  Political  Merriment ;  or,  Truths  told  to 
Some  Tune,"  L.  1714,  there  occurs  ;i  ballad  en- 
titled, "  Advice  to  the  Tories,"  which  satirizes 
the  heads  of  that  party  under  the  respective 
titles  of  " Hermodactj'l  of  High  Fame"  {The 
Earl  of  Oxford) ;  "Codicil"  {Lord  Har  court); 
"  Lord  Gambol  "  (  Viscount  Bolinghroke) ; 
"Will  Wildfire"  {Sir  'William  Windham); 
"Matt  Rummer  "  {Matthew  Prior) ;  "  Bungay, 
the  Tow'riug  High-Church  Pope"  {Dr.  Henry 
Sacheverellj ;  "  Peter  Brickdust  "  and  "  Zeche- 
riah  "  {unknown) .  —  See  "  Notes  and  Queries," 
1860,  Vol.  I.,  pp.  198,  290. 

Hero  of  Cowpens,  The.  Gen. 
Daniel  Morgan.  ...  a  revolutionary 
sketch.  By  Miss  Rebecca  McConkey. 
N.Y.  1885. 

Hero  of  tlie  Nile,  The.   Horatio  Nelson . 

Herodion.     Waldemar  Adolf  Tliisfed. 

Herschel,  Sir  John.  J.  N.  Nicollet. 
De'couvertes  dans  la  lune,  faites  au  Cap 
de  Bonne-Esperance.     Strasbourg,  1836. 

Herself.  Nathaniel  Hooke.  An  account 
of  the  conduct  of  the  Dowager  Duchess 
of  Marlborough,  from  her  first  coming  to 
court,  to  the  ye&r  1710.  In  a  letter  from 
herself  to  my  Lord  • .     L.  1712. 

Hertzman,  Rudolph.  il//.s.s  Emma 
Catharine  (Manley)  Embury.  Fugitive 
writings.     1840-45. 

Hess,  Bernliard.  Bernhard  Hesslein. 
Unter  dem  schleier  der  nacht ;  sitten- 
bild  aus  Berlins  gegenwart.  Berlin, 
1858. 

Hi-Ski-Hi.  Mrs.  Caroline  Elizabeth 
Sarah  {Sheridan)  Norton.  One  of  her 
signatures  in  writing  to  Mr.  Hayward. 

Hibernian  Dicli.  Sir  Richard  Steele. 
In  the  "  Hudibrastic  Brewer"  (1714)  are 
some  sarcastic  lines  on  ...  by  "  Ned  " 
Ward. 

Hibernicus.  ./.  D.  Latouche.  —  See 
"Britannicus." 

Hickling,  William.  Benjamin  Frank- 
lin De  Costa. 

High  Churchman  of  theOld  School, 
A.  William  Edward  Jelf,  B.D.  Quous- 
que  ?  How  far  ■?  How  long  ?  .  .  .  By 
...     L.  1873. 

Highland  Mary.  Mary  Campbell. 
Burns'  first  love. 

Hilda.     Mrs.  Peter  E.  Abel. 

Hildreth,  Harry.  J.  W.  Donovan. 
Friend  to  friend  .  .  .  little  scraps  .  .  .  By 
.  .  .     Detroit,  18—. 

Hinds,  John.  .John  Badcoch.  The 
veterinary  surgeon ;  or,  farriery  taught 
on  a  new  and  easy  plan.     L.  1827. 

Also  ascribed  to  John  Bell. 


Hipponax.  Rev.  Thomas  Monro. 
Spring  in  London :  a  poem.  By  ,  .  . 
L. 1793. 

His  Brother.  Derwent  Coleridge. 
Essays  and  marginalia.  By  Hartley 
Coleridge.     Edited  by  .  .  .     L.  1851. 

His  Brother.  George  L.  Prentiss.  A 
memoir  of  S.  S.  Prentiss.  Edited  by 
.  .  .     N.Y.  1855. 

His  Daughter.  31rs.  Alicia  (Pryme) 
Baijue.  Autographic  recollections  of  G. 
Pryme.     Edited  by  .  .  .     L.  1870. 

His  Daughter.  Mrs.  Asia  {Booth) 
Clarke.  Booth  memorials  :  passages,  in- 
cidents, and  anecdotes  in  the  life  of  Ju- 
nius Brutus  Booth  (the  elder).  By  .  .  . 
N.Y.  1866. 

His  Daughter,  ilfrs.  Mary  {  Wilson) 
Gordon.  Christopher  North:  a  memoir 
of  John  Wilson.  Compiled  .  .  .  by  .  .  . 
Edinb.  1862. 

His  Daughter.  Sara  Henry  Coleridge. 
Essays  on  his  own  lines  .  .  .  By  S.  T. 
Coleridge.     Edited  by  .  .  .     L.  1850. 

His    Daughter.       Miss   Barry. 

The  manual  of  happiness.  By  .  .  .  H. 
Barry.     Edited  by  .  .  .     1862. 

His  Daughter.  Mrs.  J.  J.  {Ewing) 
Matheson.  A  memoir  of  Greville  Ewing 
.  .  .     By  .  .  .     L.  1843. 

His  Daughter.  Lucy  Barton.  Poems 
and  letters  by  Bernard  Barton  .  .  .  edited 
by  .  .  .     L.  1853. 

His  Daughter.  Mrs.  Frances  Free- 
ling  {Hood)  Broderip.  (1)  Memorials  of 
Thomas  Hood ;  collected,  arranged,  and 
edited  by  .  .  .  with  a  preface  and  notes 
by  his  son  [T.  Hood].  L.  I860.—  (2) 
Works  of  Thomas  Hood  .  .  .  Edited  by 
...     L.  1869. 

His  Eldest  Daughter.  Mamie  Dick- 
ens. Charles  Dickens.  By  ...  L. 
1885. 

His  Eldest  Son.  .Jacob  Halls  Drew. 
The  life,  cliaracter,  and  literary  labours 
of  Samuel  Drew.     By  ...     L.  1835. 

His  Eldest  Son.  ./.  C.  Charlton.  In 
memoriam  of  John  Moore  Cllarlton.  Ed- 
ited by  ..  .     L.  1877. 

His  Ex — y  It.  C.  His  Excellency  Lord 
Carteret. 

His  Excellency  the  Governor-in- 
Chief  of  New  Zealand.  Sir  George 
Grey.  Jom-nal  of  an  expedition  from 
Auckland  to  Taranaki .  . .  undertaken  .  .  . 
by  .  .  .  [written  by  his  assistant  private 
secretary,  G.  S.  Cooper].  Auckland,  1851. 

His  Eatlier.  Rev.  Benjamin  Carvosso.. 
Attractive  piety;  or,  memorials  of  Will. 
Banks  Carvosso.     By  ...     L.  1847. 

His  Father.  Lyman  Tremain.  Memo- 
rial of  Frederick  Lyman  Tremaine  .  .  .  of 


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the  10th  N.Y.  Cavalry.  By  ,  .  .  Albany, 
1865. 

His  Father.  William  Johnson  Bacon. 
Memorial  of  William  Kirkland  Bacon  . . . 
By  .  .  .     Utica,  N.Y.,  1863. 

His  Father.     Clark.     Payson,  a 

model  boy ;  or,  recollections  of  J.  F.  W. 
Clark.     By  .  .  .     L.  1865. 

His  Father.  Joseph  Parrish  Thomp- 
son. Tlie  sergeant's  memorial.  By  .  .  . 
N.Y.  1863. 

His  Foster-Father.  J.  D.  Pound. 
The  echo  of  truth  to  the  voice  of  slander; 
or,  John  B.  Gough's  early  history.  By  . .  . 
N.Y.  1845. 

His  Friend  in  Orkney.  Thomas 
Hepburn.  A  letter  to  a  gentleman 
[George  Baton]  from  ...     L.  1760. 

His  Grace  the  Archbishop  of  Dub- 
lin. William  King,  D.D.  Divine  pre- 
destination and  foreknowledge  consis- 
tent with   the   freedom   of   man's   will : 


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Sarah 
life  of 
by.  .   . 


a  sermon 
1727. 

His  Great-Granddaughter. 

Nicholas  lianclolph.  Domestic 
Thomas  Jefferson.  Comp.  .  .  . 
N.Y.  1871. 

His  3Iother.  Mrs.  M.  Fergus.  Nearer 
to  Jesus  :  memorials  of  Eobert  Walter 
Fergus.     By  .  .  .     L.  1870. 

His  Representative.  Sir  William 
Lemon,  Bart.  Thoughts  on  the  present 
crisis,  in  a  letter  from  a  constituent  to  .  .  . 
By  William  Peter,  in  the  "  Pamphleteer," 
1816,  pp. 216-80. 

His  Reviewer.  B.  U.  Campbell.  Re- 
marks of  the  "  United  States  Catholic 
Magazine "  on  the  discussion  between 
Hon.  J.  P.  Kennedy  and  ...  By  Michael 
Courtney  Jenkins.     Bait.  1840. 

His  Sister.  Anne  Muzlei/.  Letters 
[of  James  B.  Mozley].  Edited  by  .  .  . 
L.  1884. 

His  Sister,  ^frs.  Elizabeth  Bonhote. 
Rambles  of  Mr.  Frankley.  By  ...  L. 
1773. 

His  Son.  Thomas  Hood,  Jr. — See  "His 
Daughter,"  Mrs.  F.  F.  (H.)  Broderip. 

His  Son.  John  Barnett,  the  Younger. 
"  Faithful  unto  death."  Memorials  of 
John  Barnett  [tbe  elder]  ...  of  Blaby  . , . 
Edited  by  .  .  .     1878. ' 

His  Son.  Pro.  Benjamin  Carrosso. 
The  great  cfRc'acy  of  sinii)le  faith  in  the 
atonement  of  Cbrist,  exemplified  in  a 
memoir  of  Mr.  AVilliam  Carvosso,  sixty 
years  a  class  leader  in  the  Wesleyan 
Methodist  connexion.  Written  by  liim- 
self,  and  edited  by  .  .  .     L.  1835. 

His  Son.  Pichard  Harris  Dalton  Bar- 
ham.     Tlie   life  and  letters  of  the  Rev. 


Richard  Harris  Barham  ...  By  ...  L. 
1870. 

His  Son.  George  Crahbe,  Jr.  The 
poetical  works  of  George  Crabbe,  with 
his  letters  and  journals,  and  his  life.  By 
...     L.  1834. 

His  Son.  Benjamin  Say.  A  short 
compilation  of  the  life  and  writings  of 
Thomas  Say.     By  .  .  .     P.  1796. 

His  Son.  Rev.  Francis  Charles  Hinges- 
ton-Randolph.  The  poems  of  Francis 
Hingeston.     Edited  by  .  .  .     L.  1857. 

His  Son-in-Iia^v.  Edward  Dorr  Grif- 
fin Prime.  Fort}^  years  in  the  Turkish 
empire :  a  memoir  of  William  Goodell, 
By  .  .  .     N.Y.  1876. 

His  Son-in-Ijaw.  Vcdery  Radot.  Louis 
Pasteur:  his  life  and  labors.  By  .  .  .  L. 
1885. 

His  Son-in-Law.  William  Lamb  Bel- 
lows. Memoir  of  John  Strickland,  a  local 
preacher  of  the  Wesleyan  connexion, 
late  of  East  Holme,  near  Wareham, 
Dorset.     By  .  .  .     L.  1838. 

His  Uneie.  Thomas  Grant.  A  boy 
in  tlie  swellings  of  Jordan  ;  or,  the  child 
in  tlie  conflict  with  death.  By  .  .  . 
Edinb.  1855. 

His  Widow.  Eleanor  W.  Campbell. 
Biographical  sketches,  with  other  literary 
remains  [by  John  Wilson  Campbell]. 
Compiled  by .  .  .     Columbus,  Ohio,  1838. 

His  Widow.  Emilij  Beke.  The  late 
Dr.  C.  [Charles  Tilstone]  Beke's  dis- 
coveries of  Sinai  in  Arabia  and  of  Mid- 
ian.     Edited  by  .  .  .     L.  1878. 

His  Widow.  Mrs.  Lucy  (Bakewell) 
Audubon.  The  life  of  John  James  Au- 
dubon the  naturalist.  Edited  by  .  .  . 
N.Y.  1869. 

His  Widow.  Mrs.  Mary  Jane  Vasey. 
The  life  of  Thomas  Vasey.  By  ...  L. 
1874. 

His  Widow.  Frances  Waddington, 
Baroness  Bunsen.  A  memoir  of  Baron 
Bunsen  ...     By  .  .  .     1868. 

His  Widow.  Mrs.  S.  M.  Barclay. 
Sermons.  By  Robert  Barclay  [of  Tot- 
tenliam]  .  .  .     Edited  by  .  .  .     L.  1878. 

His  Widow.  Helena  Beecher  Bayly. 
Songs,  ballads,  and  other  poems.  By 
tlie  late  T.  H.  Bayly.  Edited  by  .  .  . 
L.  1844. 

His  Widow.  Mrs.  Anne  Elizabeth 
(MacCaid)  Finn.  Stirring  times;  or, 
records  from  Jerusalem  consular  chron- 
icles of  1853  to  1856.  By  the  English 
consul  [James  Finn].  Edited  and  com- 
piled by  ...     L.  1878. 

His  Widow.  31rs.  Lucy  Maw.  A 
tribute  to  the  memory  of  Thomas  Maw. 
By  .  .  .     L.  1850. 


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His  Wife.  Mrs.  Ann  Elisa  Safford. 
A  memoir  of  Daniel  Safford.  By  .  .  . 
B.  1861. 

His  Wife.  Mrs.  Elizabeth  J.  H.  Clark. 
Memorials  ...  of  Samuel  Clark  [Rector 
of  Eaton-Bishop]  .  .  .  Edited  ...  by 
.  .  .     1878. 

His  Wife.  Mrs.  Blanche  Clough.  The 
poems  and  prose  remains  of  Arthur  Hugh 
Clough  .  .  .     Edited  by  .  .  .     L.  1869. 

His  Wife.  S.  F.  Daivson.  Prayers, 
etc.  By  George  Dawson  [minister  at 
Birmingham].     Edited  by  .  .  .     L.  1877. 

His  Wife  and  Daugliter.  Mrs. 
Louisa  Chesney  and  Mrs.  Jane  (Chesnei/) 
O'Donnell.  The  life  of  General  E.  R. 
Chesney.  By  .  .  .  Edited  by  Stanley 
Lane-Poole.     L.  1885. 

Historian  of  Cornwall,  The. 
Charles  Sandoe  Gilbert,  in  "Notes  and 
Queries,"  4  S.,  IX.,  141,  1872.  By  Sir 
John  Maclean. 

Historian  of  Kochdale,  The.  Wil- 
liam  Hohertson. 

Historicus.     Mr.  George  Grote. 

Hoax,  Stanislas.  Theodore  Edward 
Hook,  in  Disraeli's  "  Vivian  Grey." 

Hocus,  Humphrey.  John  Churchill, 
the  Duke  of  Marlborough,  in  Arbuth- 
not's  "  History  of  John  Bull." 

Hodge,  Tobe.      Charles  Mcllvaine. 

Hogadahls  prostgard,  forf.  till. 
Carolina  V.  Gravallius.  AUt  for  skenet. 
Sthlm.  1881. 

Hoflfmann,  Professor  Louis.  Angelo 
John  Lewis.     Modern  magic.     1885. 

Holt,  Felix.  Mrs.  Marian  (Evans 
Lewes)  Cross.  Address  to  workingmen. 
By  .  .  .  In  "Blackwood's  Mag.,"  Janu- 
ary, 1868. 

Holt,  Sestertius.  William  White 
Cooper.  Zoological  notes  and  anecdotes. 
L.  1852. 

Home  Missionary,  A.  C>/ril  Pearl. 
Fragments  from  the  note  book  of  .  .  . 
B.  1842. 

Homely,  Josias.  John  Bradford. 
Tales  of  the  moor.     By  ...     L.  1841. 

Homespun,  Henry,  Jr.  Solomon 
Soitthwick,  Jr.  The  plough-boy.  Al- 
bany, N.Y.,  1819. 

Homo.     Charles  S.  Westcott. 

Homo.  George  Stons.  The  watch 
tower;  or,  man  in  death,  and  the  hope 
for  a  future  life  .  .  .  By  .  .  .  N.Y. 
1858. 

Homo,  Aquae,  A.B.  Jotham  Water- 
man. The  wren  and  eagle  in  contest ;  or, 
a  short  method  with  the  Unitarian  no- 
bility. B.  1819 ;  also  Sermon  .  .  .  upon 
the  bad  effects  of  secret  assemblies  and 
party  designs.     Salem,  1819. 


Honest  Countryman,  An.  Stephen 
Greenawag.  An  address  to  honest  Eng- 
glish  hearts;  being  .  .  .  's  reflections  on 
tlie  cyder-tax,  etc.     L.  1762. 

Honest  Jack  Lee.  John  Lee,  Esq. 
A  celebrated  counsellor,  well-known  to 
the  bar  by  this  sobriquet. 

Honest  Man,  An.  Abraham  Lincoln. 
The  truth  from  .  .  .  [or  President  Lin- 
coln's views]  ...     P.  1863. 

Honest  Tory,  An.  Benjamin  Hoadly. 
The  thoughts  of  .  .  .  upon  the  present 
proceedings  of  that  party  ...     L.  1710. 

Honeycomb,  Will.      Colonel  Cleland, 

Honeywater,  Oon  R.  John  Douglas, 
F.B.S.  The  cornutorof  seventy -five,  etc. 
L. 1748. 

Honolulu,  The  Right  Rev.  Bishop 
of.  Thomas  Nettleslnp  Staley.  A  pasto- 
ral address  by  .  .  .  1865  .  .  .  Honolulu 
1865. 
"Honorable  Brigadier  General,  An 
George  Townshend .  Letter  to  .  .  .  com- 
mander-in-chief ...  in  Canada.     L.  1760 

Honorary  3Iember  of  the  Washing 
ton  Light  Infantry,  An.  A.  0.  An- 
drews. Sixteen  years  chaplain,  friend 
and  counsellor  of  the  AV.  L.  I.  of  Charles 
ton,  S.C.  The  Rev.  Samuel  Oilman,  D.D 
...     By  .  .  .     Charleston,  1875. 

Honourable        Gentleman,        An 
Thomas  Pownall.      Two  speeches  of  .  . 
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Jones,  Ethel.  Thomas  Wharton.  A 
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Jones,  Henry.     John   Taylor,,  oculist. 

Jones,  Ignatius.  Gorham  A.  Wo7-th. 
Random  recollections  of  Albany  from 
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Jones,  John  Franklin.  William  S. 
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Judge  Advocate  General,  A.V  Joseph 
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Judy,  Aunt.  3Irs.  Juliana  Horatia 
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Julius.  Julius  Charles  Hare.  A  lay- 
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Junior.       John  Eardley  Wilmot,  Esq. 
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Junius.  Alfred  Delvau  and  Alphonse 
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This  signature  has  also  been  employed  bj'  .Titles 
Barbey-d  Aurevilly,  Charles  Monselet,  and  Jnles 


Vallks,  in  their  contributions  to  various  Frencli 
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Junius.  Rev.  Calvin  Colton.  (1) 
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Juvenal,  Democritus.    Andrew  Brice. 


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K.,  M.  A.  Mrs.  Mary  Anne  Kelty. 
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K.,  O.  von.  Oscar  von  Knorring,  a 
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K.,  S.  L(.  Samuel  Lorenzo  Knapp.  Pro- 
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Kate,  Cousin.  Maria  J.  Mcintosh. 
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Kate,  Cousin.      Kate  M.   T.   Gozans. 

(I)  Christmas  treasures  for  boys  and 
girls.  By  .  .  .  N.Y.  1879.  — (2)  Sun- 
beams for  baby  days.    By  . . .    N.Y.  1879. 

Kate,  Cousin.  Mrs.  Catharine  Doug- 
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—  (5)  Margaret  Cecil ;  or,  "  I  came  be- 
cause I  ought."  1851.  —  (G)  Arnold  Lee  ; 
or,  rich  children  and  poor  children.    1852. 

—  (7)  Lily  Gordon,  the  young  house- 
keeper. 1853.  —  (8)  Hope  Campbell ; 
or,  know  thyself.  1854.  —  (9)  Mary 
Elliott ;  or,  be  kind  to  one  another.  2d 
ed.,  1856.— (10)  New  stories.     1861.— 

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Kate,  Cousin.  Mrs.  Catharine  M. 
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Keene,  Alec.     Alexander  Findlay. 

Keese,  Olive.  Miss  Caroline  W. 
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Kenneth,  Esther  Sarah.  Mrs.  E.  M. 
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Kent.  Sidney  George  Fisher.  An 
American  political  writer,  of  Philadel- 
phia ;  adopted  this  signature  in  the  lat- 
ter part  of  his  life. 

Kentuckian,  A.  Charles  Winterjield. 
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Kentuckian,  The.  William  A.  Car- 
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Kien  liong.  Emperor  of  China. 
Tlioiiias  James  Mathias.  Tlie  imperial 
epi.stle  from  ...  to  George  tlie  Third,  in 
1794  ...     L.  1798. 

Kilniallock,  Lord.  William  O'Con- 
nell.  So  called,  in  .joke,  by  his  cousin  the 
Tviberator. 


"  King  Andrew."     Andrew  Jackson. 

"  King  Andi-ew  had  five  trusty  squires, 
Whom  he  held  his  bid  to  do; 
He  also  had  three  pilot  fish. 

To  give  the  sharks  their  cue. 
There  was  Mat  and  Lou,  and  Jack  and  Lev, 

And  Roger,  of  Taney  hue. 
And  Blair,  the  book, 
And  Kendall,  chief  cook, 

And  Isaac  surnamed  the  true." 
"'Mat.,'  Martin  Van  Buren,  was  Secretary 
of  State ;  '  Lou.,'  Louis  McLane,  Seci-etary  of 
the  Treasury;  'Jack,'  John  Branch,  was  Secre- 
tary of  the  Navy;  '  Lev.,'  Levi  Woodbury,  was 
his  successor,  and  '  Roger,'  Roger  B.  Taney, 
was  Attorney-General." —  See  Pbblbt's  "  Rem- 
iniscences," Vol.  I.,  p.  103. 

"  King,  Miss  Nancy."  William  Ru- 
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statesman,  who  "was  a  prim,  spare  bach- 
elor." 

King,  Thorold.  Charles  Gatchell,  M.D. 
Haschisch.     Chicago,  1886. 

King  of  Batli,'The.     Richard  Nash. 

King  of  Dunces,  The.  Colley  Cibber, 
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King  of  the  Vagrants,  Tlie.  George 
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King's  Remembrancer,  The.  Sir 
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Kingsbury,  Alice.  Alice  Kingsbury 
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Kingston,  May.  Sarah  Lane.  Phoebe 
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Kirkland.  Miss  Amanda  Bartlett 
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Klett,  Harold.  Halkett  Lord.  His 
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Kleve,  Stella.  Miss  Mathilda  I'Cruse. 
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Knave  of  Clubs.  Rev.  .Toshna  Brookes. 
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Knight,  A.  .Jeremiah  Bentham(l). 
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the  arguments  against  an  opening  through 
the  wall  of  Queen's  Square,  Westminster. 
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Kuot-Rab.  A'.  Barton.  lo:  a  tale 
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Koo-(A07ro\iTT)S,  S.  Li.  <S.  Lusignan  et  al. 
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Krantzovius,  IrenaMis.  Benjamin 
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Krinebol,  le  voyageur.  Laurent 
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—  (2)  Montaigne  and  his  writings. 
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li.        William    Parsons    Lunt,    in    the 
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^^  li.,  Mr.  Baron.  Mr.  Baron  Lovel. 
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Castle  of  Exon  ...  L.  1710,  By  Jona- 
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li.,  A.  Ali'an  Lamson,  in  the  "  Christ. 
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L.,  A.  A.  Abiet  Abbot  Lirermore,  in  the 
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li.,  C  Sir  Charles  Lemon,  2d  Bart. 
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li.,  D.  David  Laing.  Abbotsford 
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li.,  E.  Edirnrd  fjovibond.  Mis  signa- 
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li.,  Gr.  H.  George  Henrij  Lewes.  (1) 
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p.  321.  —  (9)  Tiie  Roman  Empire  and 
its  poets.  "  Westminster  Rev.,"  July, 
1842,  p.  33.  —  (10)  Shakespeare  and  his 
editors.  "  Westminster  Rev.,"  March, 
1845,  p.  40. —  (11)  Spinoza's  life  and 
works.  "  Westminster  Rev.,"  May,  1843, 
p.  372.  —  (12)  Strafford  and  the  histori- 
cal drama.  "  Westminster  Rev.,"  March, 
1844,  p.  119. 

lii,  H.,  Gentleman.  Henrij  Lok. 
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Ij.,  H.  W.  Henrij  W.  Longfellow. 
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li.,  J.  Josejih  Lovering,  in  the  "  Christ. 
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li.,  J.  John  Longmnir,  M.D.  Stra- 
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Li.,  J.  W.  J.  W-  Lawson.  Brockley 
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L.,  Ij.  Li.  L.  L.  Lauren.  Minnen 
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Li.  S.  E.  Michael  Augustus  Gathercole. 
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where  is  it  1  and  how  may  we  know  it '? 
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addressed  to  the  .  .  .  Bishop  of  London 
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four  strong  reasons  why  the  author  .  .  . 
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L.,  S.  K.  Samuel  Kirkland  iMhrop,  in 
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Li.,  T.  Thomas  Lewis.  A  modest  vin- 
dication of  the  Church  of  England  from 
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The  scourge ;  in  vindication  of  the 
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Ij.,  V.  Rev.  C.  V.  Le  Grice.  Tripos 
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Li.,  W.  William  Lauder,  on  Milton's 
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Li.,  W.  B.  William  B.  Lapham.  Bar 
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li.,  W.  P.  William  Parsons  Lnnt,  in 
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LLi.B.  of  Harvard  College,  A, 
Sometime  Commonor  of  Magdalen 
Hall,  Oxford.  William  Alexander  Rich. 
The  English  universities,  in  the  "  North 
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Albany,  1854. 

L ce,    Miss   Elizabeth.     Miss 

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Li She,    H S.,    Esq. 

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strong  feeling.  Mr.  Higginson  was  a  merchant 
on  Long  wharf,  and  passed  down  State  Street  to 
his  store.  The  truckmen  wlio  stood  in  State 
Street  used  great  efforts  to  teach  a  parrot,  that 
hung  in  a  cage  at  the  corner  of  Merchants'  Row, 
to  recognize  'Laco,'  and  to  curse  him;  and  so 
completely  successful  were  they,  that  pretty  Poll 
no  sooner  saw  Mr.  Higginson  approach,  than  she 
J)egan  to  'Hurrah  for  Hancock!  Down  with 
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Lady,  a  Native  of  Virginia,  A.  Mrs. 
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Lady  of  Philadelphia,  A.  .Uiss 
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Lover  of  Quietness  and  Liberty  of 
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Lover  of  Truth  and  Godliness,  A. 

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M.  Sir  John  Maclean.  "The  Imperial 
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M.,  B.  Bernhard  Meijer,  a  Swedish 
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M.,  E.  Ediuard  Maitland.  Jewish 
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M.,  E.  Edward  Mangin.  Oddities 
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M.,  H.  E.  Henry  Edward  Manning, 
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M.,  J.  John  Mia-Iin.  A  letter  to 
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M.,  J.  M.  John  Mudr/e  Merrick,  in  the 
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M***,  M.  J.  Katharine  King.  Petite's 
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M.,  J.  jV.  John  Xewland  Maffit(^). 
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M.,  Ii.  Mrs.  L.  Minot,  in  the  "Christ. 
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M.,  Li.  Lucy  Maw.  Memoir  of  Louisa 
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M.,  Rt.  Hon.  L.  »I.  W.  Jady  Mary 
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M.,  Li.  S.  Mrs.  Louisa  S.  McCord. 
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31.,  K.  31.  Bichard  Monckton  Milnes, 
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31.  S.  William  Nevins,  D.D.  His 
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31.,  S.  Scijiio  2Ioorhead.  One  of  Phil- 
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31.,  S.  Selina  Martin.  Sketches  of 
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31.,  T.  Sir  Theodore  Martin.  Transla- 
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M.,  W.  William  Mountford,  in  the 
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M.,  W.  William  Milton.  Mechanic 
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M.,  W.,  Esq.  Walter  Moyle.  Dis- 
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M.,  W.,  of  3Ievagissey.  Rev.  William 
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Mackenzie,  Sawney.  Marquis  George 
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Patrick  Robertson. 

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Macstaff,   Donald,  of    the    North. 

Robert  Hepburn.      The  "  Tatier,"  by  .  .  . 

Numb.  38.        From    Saturday,  May  19, 

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Madge,  Cousin.  Mrs.  J.  H.  Ten 
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Madonella.      Mrs.   Mary  Astell. 

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59th  and  63d  numbers  of  the  same  periodical. 
"  Madonella  "  is  called  "  Platoune." 

Magazine  Editor,  A.  Alaric  Alexan- 
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Magistrate,  A.  R.  Fellowes,  Esq. 
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Maglanowich,  Hyacinthe.  Prosper 
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Magopico,  minister  of  aiuchti- 
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Mahalin,  Paul.  iSmile  Blondet.  Les 
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Mahon,  Ogerman.  James  Patrick 
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Maiden,  Henry,  chapel  clerk.  Rev. 
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Maltitz,  Hermann  v.  Friedn'ch  Her- 
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Man,  A.  Joseph  Barker.  The  his- 
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Man  of  Angola,  The.  Dr.  Samuel 
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Mato  of  Business,  A.  Thomas  Quincey. 
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Man  of  Business,  A.  John  Davys. 
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Man  of  Kent,  A.  William  Pettman. 
The  spirit  of  the  moment  candidly  con- 
sidered ...  By  .  .  .  Canterbury,  1810. 
Man  of  Ross,  The.  John  Kyrle,  of 
Ross.  linniortalized  by  Pope  in  his 
"  Moral  Kssays." 

Man  of  the  People.  Charles  James 
For. 

Man  of  Truth,  The.  Charles  Thom- 
son. "  The  repute  of  his  integrity  gained 
him  with  the  Indians  the  title  of  .  .  ." 

Manager,  The.  F.  Ravenscroft.  Tiie 
Birkbeck  Building  and  Freehold  Land 
Societies  .  .  .  explained  in  a  conversation 
between  ...  and  a  person  desirous  of 
becoming  a  member.     L.  1855. 

Manager  of  St.  Stephen's  Co-oper- 
ative Store.  Prime  Mmislrr.  —  See 
"  Benjamins,  Mr." 

Manchester  3Ianufacturer,  A.  Rich- 
ard Cohden.  Russia.  By  .  .  .  Edinb. 
1836. 

Mand,  J.   E.     Jidie  Gi-ossheim.     Von 

schritt   zu    schritt ;    nach    einer   episode 

aus  dem  leben.     In  "  Vierteljahrl.  .Mag." 

Winifred.      Elliott  W.  Preston.      Lord 

15\  run  vindicated  ...     L.  1870. 

Manlius.  Jolin  Douglas.  —  See  "  Taci- 
tus." 

Manro,  Th.     A.  W.  Thorman.     1838. 

Mansfield,     Edgar.       Pearson. 

Componist. 

Mantuan.  Rev.  Dr.  Thomas  Town- 
son.  Specimen  of  Mr.  Heron's  [John 
Pinkerton]  profound  taste  in  criticism. 
In  "Gent.  Mag."  for  April,  1780,  p. 
284. 

Manuel,  Ernest.  TCrnest  Le'pine,  the 
French  novelist  and  dramatist,  in  his 
earlier  works. 

Thf'  rt-;i(lcr  \n  referred  to  "  I^cb  I'MciKlonyiticH 
du  Jour,"  by   (,'harIon  Jolict    (iioiiv.  cd.,   Pai-iw, 


18S4),  pp.  71-7-3,  for  some  interesting  correspon- 
dence relative  to  this  pseudonym. 

3Ianufacturer,  A.  John  Hustler.  The 
occasion  of  the  dearness  of  provisions 
and  the  distress  of  the  poor  ...  L.  1767. 
Manufacturer,  A.  John  Carmichael . 
A  treatise  on  soap-making  .  .  .  Edinb. 
1807. 

3Iarcel.  William  Francis  Allen.  Sig- 
nature in  the  "  Nation." 

Marcellus.      Vilhelm  Alex.  Bergstrand.  . 
Ministerskiftenas  historia,  etc.      Sthlm. 
1884. 

March,  Major.  Orlando  Bolirdr  Will- 
cox.  Faca :  an  army  memoir.  Bv  .  .  . 
B. 1857. 

March,   Wenzeslaus.      Ciisar   Wenzel 

}fessenhanser.  Polengriiber.  Leipzig,  1848. 

3Iarcus.       Benjamin    Franklin  Butler. 

Remarks  on  private  banking.     Albany, 

1818. 

Maria.  .John  Fraser.  A  writer  for 
tlie  "Irish  Nation"  in  1847. 

3Iaria.  Maria  D.  Weston.  (1)  Lu- 
zette ;  or,  good  brought  out  of  evil  .  .  . 
By...  B.  1847.  — (2)  Nanny:  the 
young  wanderer,  and  otiier  stories.  By 
...  B.  185-.  —  (3)  The  three  friends  .  .  . 
Bv  .  .  .  B.  1849.  —  (4)  Tlic  wayward  son. 
By  .  .  .     B.  1849. 

3Iaria.  Mrs.  Maria  Wilkin.  Tlie 
shackles  of  an  old  love.     L.  1882. 

3Iarie.  Mme.  Marie  Hugo,  dans 
"  L'Evenement,"  1851. 

Clarissa.  J^ady  Mary  Chvdleigh.  Her 
poetical  name.  —  See  "  C,  M." 

3Iarket  Gardener,  A.  R.  D.  Black- 
more.  The  farm  and  fruit  of  old :  a 
translation,  in  verse,  of  tiie  hrst  and 
second  Georgics  of  Virgil.  By .  .  .  L. 
1802. 

Mario,  Karl.  Karl  Genrqe  Winkel- 
hlerh.  The  federalism  of  ...  '  N.Y.  1884. 
3Iaro,  P.  V^irgilius.  .lohn  Dryden 
B(igs(f).  The  fugitive:  an  epic  poem  in 
one  canto.  By...  Translated  by  J.  D.  B. 
.  .  .     n.p.,  n.d. 

Mars,  Victor  de.  Francois  Ferdinand 
Philippe  Louis  Afarie  d'Orleans,  Prince  de 
Joinville.  La  Pologne  ;  scs  ancicnnes 
provinces  et  scs  veritables  limites.  Par 
...     P.  1803. 

From  the  "  Revue  des  Deux  Mondes,"  XLV., 
pp.  497-VJ7. 

3Iarshall,  Joseph.  Sir  John  Hill. 
Travels  through  Holland,  Flanders,  etc., 
in  1708-70.     L. 1772-70. 

Marston,  Hyde.  Capt.  John  William 
Cnrleton. 

Martenze,  Claes.  72.  //.  Greene. 
Cannon-flashes  and  pen-dashes.  N.Y. 
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Martin.    Martin  Hugo  Lange.    1863-72. 

Martin,  Eusebe.  Henri  Morel.  Reine 
a  Paris  :  revelations.     Paris,  1868. 

Martine,  H.     Henry  Fitzhardinge. 

Marvel,  Scott.     J.  Dawson  Findlay. 

Marvellous  Boy.     Thomas  Chatterton. 

Mary.  Miss  Mary  Patrick  Downing. 
A  writer  in  tlie  "  Irish  Nation,"  1847. 

3Iary,  Aunt.  Mrs.  Mary  Hughs. 
Aunt  M.'s  library  for  boys  and  girls. 
1845. 

Mary,  Aunt.  Mary  Hodgson.  The 
Philadelphia  housewife.     P.  1855. 

Mary,  Cousin.     Mary  E.  Huston. 

Mary,  Cousin.  Mrs.  Mary  H.  Max- 
well .  .  .  Letters  to  the  children  ...  B. 
185-. 

Masdania.  Benjamin  Buck.  Behe- 
moth ;  or,  bulls  of  Bashan.  By  .  .  . 
N.Y. 1874. 

Massachusetts  Freeman,  A.  Bev. 
George  Allen.  An  appeal  to  the  people 
of  Massachusetts  on  the  Texas  question. 
B.  1844. 

Master  Mason,  A.  Henry  Dana  Ward. 
Freemasonry  :  its  pretensions  exposed . .  . 
By  .  .  .     N.Y.  1828. 

Master  of  a  Grammar  School,  The. 
W.  R.  Goodluck.  The  French  genders 
taught  in  six  tables.  By .  .  .  Revised 
by...     B.  1826(?). 

Master  of  Arts,  A.  William  King, 
LL.D.  A  proposal  for  publishing  a 
poetical  translation  ...  of  Mr.  Tutor 
Bentham's  letter  to  a  young  gentleman 
of  Oxford.     By  .  .  .     L.  1748. 

Master  of  Arts,  formerly  of  Balliol 
College,  of  the  University  of  Oxford, 
A.  William  John  Birch.  Paul  an  idea, 
not  a  fact.     By  .  .  .     1855. 

Master  of  Arts  of  the  University  of 
Oxford,  A.  Sir  Richard  Hill.  Pietas 
Oxoniensis  ;  or,  a  full  and  impartial  ac- 
count of  the  expulsion  of  six  students 
from  St.  Edmund  Hall,  Oxford  ...  By 
.  . .     L. 1768. 

Blaster  of  St.  Chloe  School,  The. 
Douglas  H.  Cumphell.  The  essentials  of 
geography  .  .  .     By  ...     L.  185-3. 

Master  of  the  Company  for  the 
year  1873-4,  The.  Charles  Mathew 
Clode.  Memorials  of  Guild  of  Merchant 
Taylors  of  the  Fraternity  of  St.  John 
the  Baptist  in  tlie  city  of  London  .  .  . 
Compiled  and  selected  by  ...     L.  1875. 

Master  of  the  Usk  Grammar 
School,  The.  W.  H.  Wrenford.  State- 
ment made  by  Judge  Falconer  to  the 
trustees  of  Edwards'  charity,  relating  to 
the  .  .  .     Usk,  1866. 

Matador.      William  L.  Alden. 
Mathers,  Patrick.     James  Gregory. 


Matilda.  Matilda  Anthony.  Poems. 
By  .  .  .     Richmond,  Va.,  1851. 

Mattis.  Mrs.  Mathilda  Lundstrom. 
Dagslandor.     Sthlm.  1867. 

Matthaeus,  Thomas.     John  Tindal. 

Maurice,  Walter.  Walter  Besant. 
All  in  a  garden  fair.     L.  1883. 

Maurice,  W.  Walter  Besant  and 
James  Rice.  Ready  money :  a  drama 
...     L.  1850. 

May,  Ida.  Mrs.  Man/  H.  Greene 
Pike. 

May,  Sophie.  Sophie  Frederike  Eliza- 
beth Meyer,  in  a  large  number  of  transla- 
tions from  Sir  Walter  Scott ;  miscella- 
neous tales,  etc. 

Mayor,  The.  Josiah  Quincy,  Jr.  (1) 
Address  of  ...  to  the  city  council  of 
Boston,  Jan.  5,  1846.  B.  1846.  —  (2) 
Address  of  .  .  .  to  the  cltv  council  of 
Boston,  Jan.  4,  1847.     B.  1847. 

Meade,  L.T.  Mrs.  L.  T.  Smith.  How 
it  all  came  round.     N.Y.  1886. 

Meanvvell,M.  William  Cowper,  M.D. 
II  Penseroso  :  an  evening's  contemplation 
in  St.  John's  church-yard,  Chester  .  .  . 
L. 1767. 

Medico  Campo,  Don  Richardo  de. 
Richard  Lichfield.  The  trimming  of 
Thomas  Nash",  etc.     L.  1597. 

Also  ascribed  to  Gabriel  Harvey.  —  See  "I. 
and  P." 

Medicus.  /.s««f  Pidduck,  M.D.  Pro- 
posed national  medical  establishment 
...     By  .  .  .     L.  1848. 

Medium,  The.  .John  Shoehridge  Wil- 
liams. An  address  to  the  officers  and 
citizens  of  the  United  States  .  .  .  To 
which  is  appended  .  .  .  the  spiritual  ex- 
perience of  .  .  .     Bait.  1854. 

Bledvi^ay,  Le^vis.  William  Paterson, 
founder  of  the  Bank  of  England.  An 
inquir}^  into  the  reasonableness  and  con- 
sequences of  a  union  with  Scotland. 
L.  1706. 

Meleager.  H.  W.  Sotheby.  Ancient 
classical  novelists.  In  "  Temple  Bar," 
1860-61. 

Melesigonus,  Julius.    William  Jones. 

Blelusine.     Moy  O'Brien. 

Member,  A.  Nathan  Weston.  Vindi- 
cation of  the  minority  of  the  congrega- 
tion at  church,  in  the  South  Parish,  Au- 
gusta ...     By  .  .  .     Augusta,  Me.,  1840. 

3Iember  for  Kidderminster,  The. 
Robert  Lowe. —  See  "Decimal  Associa- 
tion," etc. 

Member  for  Sussex,  The.  Edward 
Jeremiah  Curteis.  A  defence  [by  M. 
Stapylton]  of  the  petition  of  the  debtors 
in  Horsham  jail  from  the  misconceptions 
of  .  .  .     1828. 


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aieinber     of     a     Law-Society,     A. 

Francis  Blackharne,  3LA.  Reflections  on 
the  fate  of  a  petition  for  relief  in  the 
matter  of  subscription  offered  to  the 
lionourable  House  of  Commons,  Febru- 
ary 6th,  1772  ...     By  .  .  .     L.  1774. 

Member  of  Both  Syndicates,  A. 
William  Whewell.  Reply  to  "  Observa- 
tions on  the  plans  for  a  new  library,  etc., 
by  a  member  of  the  first  S3'ndicate " 
[George  Beacock,  M.A.].  By  .  .  .  Camb. 
1831. 

Member  of  Ms  Flock,  A.  Richard 
Edmonds,  Jr.  Hymns  for  the  principal 
festivals  of  the  church  .  .  .  By  ...  L. 
1857. 

Member  of  Magdalen  College,  Ox- 
ford, A.  James  Bateman,  M.A.  The 
Oxford  crisis.  A  word  to  the  wise.  By 
...     L.  1845. 

Member  of  Parliament,  A.  John 
Wilkes.  Observations  on  papers  relative 
to  the  rupture  with  Spain  ...  In  a  let- 
ter from  ...  to  a  friend  in  the  country. 
L. 1762. 

Member  of  Parliament,  A.  Francis 
Grant,  Lord  CuUen.  Reasons  in  defence 
of  the  standing  laws  about  the  right  of 
presentation  in  patronages  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
Edinb.  1703. 

Member  of  Parliament,  A.  William 
Haij.  Remarks  on  the  laws  relating  to 
the  poor  .  .  .     By  ...     L.  1735. 

Member  of  Parliament,  A.  William 
Seton,  Jr.  Scotland's  great  advantages 
by  an  union  with  Enghmd  . .  .     1700. 

Member  of  Parliament,  A.  Anthony 
Bacon.  A  short  address  to  tlie  gov- 
ernment, the  merchants,  manufacturers, 
and  the  colonists  in  America,  and  the 
Sugar  Islands,  on  the  present  state  of 
affairs.     L.  1775. 

Member  of  Parliament,  A.  Charles 
Ahliott,  2d  Baron  Colcliester.  Some 
observations  on  tlie  importance  of  the 
navigation  laws.     By  ...     L.  1849. 

3Ieniber  of  Parliament  In  the 
Country  Interest,  A.  Thomas  Carle. 
The  case  fairly  stated  in  a  letter  from 
...     L.  1745. 

Member  of  the  American  Bar,  A. 
Simon  Grecnleaf.  Testanu-ntary  coun- 
sels .  .  .  By  a  retired  solicitor.  Care- 
fully revised  by  .  . .     Troy,  N.Y.,  1845. 

Member  of  the  Arcadian  Society  at 
liome,  A.  William  Parsons.  A  poetical 
tour,  in  the  years  1784, 1785,  and  1786. 
By  ...     L.  1787. 

Member  of  the  Associate  Presby- 
tery of  Olasgo\v,  A.  Re  I).  William 
Fcrrier.  l{e])ly  to  a  i)amphlet,  entitled 
State  of  the  j)roces8  commenced  by  the 


.  .  .  Associate  Presbytery  of  Glasgow, 
against  the  Rev.  James  Ramsay  .  ,  . 
By...     Glasgow,  1801. 

Member  of  the  Athenian  Society, 
A.  John  Dunton.  The  visions  of  the 
soul  before  it  conies  into  the  body  .  .  . 
Written  by  .  .  .     L.  1692. 

]>Iember  of  the  Bar,  A.  Charles 
Edward  Lex.  Incentives  to  confirmation. 
By...     N.Y.  18— . 

Membei'  of  the  Bar,  A.  George  Lunt. 
A  letter  upon  law  ...     By  .  .  .     B.  1835. 

3Iember  of  the  Board  of  Directors 
of  Girard  College,  A.  Frederick  Adol- 
phus  Packard.  Private  documents  .  .  . 
[Views  of  .  .  .  on  binding  orphans  to 
suitable  occupations.]     P.  185-. 

Member  of  the  Board  of  Educa- 
tion, A.  James  S.  Whitney.  The  public 
school  system  of  Philadelphia.  In  the 
"  Pennsylvania  Monthly,"  February, 
1874.     P.  1874. 

Member  of  the  Boston  Bar,  A. 
Peleq  Whitman  Chandler.  Review  of  the 
D'Hauteville  case  ...     By .  .  .     B.  1841. 

Memiber  of  the  Boston  Society  of 
the  New  Jerusalem,  A.  Theophilus 
Parsons,  LL.D.  Sunday  lessons  .  .  . 
By  .  .  .     B.  1838. 

Member  of  the  Bourne  Family,  A. 
-/.•  Walford.  Memoirs  of  tlie  life  and 
labours  of  .  .  .  Hugh  Bourne.  By  .  .  . 
L. 1854. 

Member  of  the  C  U.  B.  C.  [Cam- 
bridge University  Boat  Club],  A.  J.  F. 
Bateman.  Aquatic  notes  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
Camb.  1852. 

Member  of  the  Church,  A.  George 
Andrew  Witte.  A  petition  addressed  to 
the  Right  Reverend  Fathers,  the  Bisliops 
of  the  Church  of  Christ,  in  the  United 
States  ...     By  .  .  .     Bait.  1874. 

Member  of  the  Church  established 
by  the  Law,  A.  W.  B.  Clarke,  A.M. 
The  reviewer  reviewed  .  .  .     Poole,  183(i. 

Member  of  the  Church  of  England, 
A.  Samuel  iJean.  The  sum  and  sub- 
stance of  the  four  evangelists  ...  By  . .  . 
Oxf.  1726. 

Member  of  the  Church  of  Scot- 
land, A.  Robert  Findlay,  D.D.  A  per- 
suasive to  the  enlargement  of  psalmod}- 
.  .  .     By  .  .  .     Glasgow,  17()3. 

3Ienlber  of  the  College  of  Physi- 
cians, A.  John  Moyle.  The  present  ill 
state  of  the  practice  of  physick  in  this 
nation.     By  .  .  .     L.  1702. 

Member  .of  the  College  of  Physi- 
cians, A.  Richard  Pearson,  M.D.  The- 
saurus medicaminum  .  .  .  By  ...  L. 
1794. 

Member  of  the  College  of  Surgeons 


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of  liOndon,  A.  Edward  Crisp,  M.D. 
The  Hunterian  oration  (Feb.  14,  1851) 
that  would  have  been  delivered  by  .  .  . 
if  permission  had  been  granted  ...  L. 
1851. 

Member  of  the  Committee,  A.  Philip 
Freeman.  Thoughts  on  the  proposed  dis- 
solution of  the  Cambridge  Camden  So- 
ciety, suggested  for  the  consideration  of 
the  members.     By  ...     L.  1845. 

Member  of  the  Committee,  A. 
Charles  Alan  Fijffe,  M.A.  Remarks  on 
the  scheme  proposed  by  the  building 
committee  of  the  Oxford  Union  Society. 
By  .  .  .     n.p.,  n.d. 

Member  of  the  Consociation  and 
Association,  A.  Itev.  Jonathan  Todd. 
A  defence  of  tlie  doings  of  the  Reverend 
Consociation  and  Association  of  New 
Haven  County .  .  .  By  .  .  .  New  Haven, 
1748. 

Member  of  the  Constitution  Club, 
A.  Nicholas  Amhurst{1).  The  Protest- 
ant session  ...     L.  1719. 

Member  of  the  Council,  A.  .Joseph 
Goffe.  The  I'esult  of  an  ecclesiastical 
council  at  Princeton,  March  7,  1817  .  .  . 
By  .  .  .     Worcester,  1817. 

Member  of  the  Council  of  the  Na- 
tional Union,  A.  Sir  William  Thomas 
Cliarley.  Conservative  legislation  for 
the  working  classes.  No.  I.  Mines  and 
factories.     Qy  ...     L.  1872. 

Member  of  the  Court,  The.  John 
Downie.  The  substance  of  a  speech  ad- 
dressed to  the  .  .  .  synod  of  Ross  .  .  .  1810. 
By  .  .  .     Inverness,  1810. 

Member  of  the  Episcopal  Church, 
A.  Sa7uuel  Seabnri/,  D.D.  An  address 
to  the  ministers  of  the  Presbyterian  and 
Independent  persuasions  of  the  United 
States  of  America.     By  .  .  .     1790. 

Member  of  the  Faculty  of  Advo- 
cates, A.  Archibald  Alison.  Remarks 
on  the  administration  of  criminal  jus- 
tice in  Scotland  .  .  .  By  .  .  .  Edinb. 
1825. 

Member  of  the  First  Syndicate,  A. 
George  Peacock.  Remarks  on  the  replies 
to  the  observations  on  the  plans  for  the 
new  library,  etc.     By  .  .  .     Camb.  18-31. 

3Iember  of  the  House  of  Commons, 
A.  Tliomas  Gordon.  An  answer  to  the 
country  parson's  plea  against  the  Quak- 
ers' tythe-bill.     L.  1736. 

Also  ascribed  to  Lord  Hervey. 

Member  of  the  House  of  Commons, 
A.  William  Pulteneij,  Earl  of  Bath.  The 
case  of  the  revival  of  the  salt  duty  .  .  . 
In  a  letter  from  ...     L.  1732. 

Member  of  the  House  of  Commons, 
A.     Archibald  Htitcheson.     A  letter  to  the 


author  of  the  Calculations  in  the  White 
Hall  "  Evening  Post,"  relating  to  South 
Sea  stock  ...     By  .  .  .     L.  1720. 

Member  of  the  House  of  Commons, 
A.  William  Benson.  The  plebeian.  L. 
1719. 

Also  ascribed  to  Sir  Richard  Steele. 

Member  of  the  Household  of  his 
late  Majesty,  Nussir-u-deen,  King  of 
Oude.  William  Knighton.  The  private 
life  of  an  Eastern  king.    By  ...    L.  1855. 

Member  of  the  Incorporated  Soci- 
ety, A.  David  Stephens.  Thoughts  .  .  . 
for  the  rehef  of  the  poor  .  .  .  By .  .  . 
Dublin,  1746. 

Member  of  the  Inner  Temple,  A. 
James  Holbert  Wilson.  Temple  Bar  the 
city  Golgotha  ...     By  .  .  .     L.  1853. 

Member  of  the  Manchester  Cor- 
poration, A.  William  Medccdf.  A  plea 
for  Ireland  .  .  .  By  .  .  .  Manchester, 
1849. 

Member  of  the  Massachusetts  Bar, 
A.  John  Pickeiing.  National  rights  and 
State  rights :  a  review  of  the  case  of  Alex- 
ander McLeod  ...     By  .  .  .     B.  1841. 

Member  of  the  Massachusetts  Bible 
Society,  A.  Abiel  Holmes,  D.D.  An  his- 
torical sketch  of  the  English  translations 
of  the  Bible,  by  .  .  .     B.  1815. 

Member  of  the  Massachusetts  His- 
torical Society,  A.  JosejJi  McKean, 
D.D.  Addition  to  Wood's  continuation 
of  Dr.  Goldsmith's  History  of  England 
...     By  .  .  .     B.  1815. 

Member  of  the  Metropolitan  Board 
of  Health,  A.  B.Dixon.  Practical  sug- 
gestions for  removing  all  the  sewage  from 
the  dwellings  in  and  about  London,  etc. 
By  .  .  .     L.  1858. 

Member  of  the  New  Athehian  Soci- 
ety, A.  Joitn  Dtinton.  The  new  practice 
of  piety  writ  in  imitation  of  Dr.  Browne's 
"  Religio  Medici  "...     By  .  .  .     L.  1704. 

Member  of  the  N.  E.  Hist.  Geneal. 
Soc,  A.  John  Dane.  ...  A  pedigree 
of  the  Dane  family.     B.  1854, 

Member  of  the  Ncav  Orleans  Bar, 
A.  James  P.  Boi/d.  Brief  analysis  of 
the  Militarj^  Bill,' by  .  .  .  New  Orleans, 
1867. 

Member  of  the  Ne>v  York  Bar,  A. 
Abraham  Oal.-eij  Hall.  A  review  of  the 
■Webster  case. '   By  -  .  .     N.Y.  1850. 

Member  of  the  New  York  Histori- 
cal Society,  A.  Henrij  Barton  Dairson. 
The  eastern  boundary  of  New  Jersey  :  a 
review  of  a  paper  .  .  .  and  a  i-ejoinder 
to  the  reply  of  .  .  .     N.Y.  1866. 

Member  of  the  Protestant  Episco- 
pal Association,  in  South  Carolina. 
Rei\   Henry  Pnrcell.       Strictures  on  the 


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love  of  power  in  the  prelacy  .  .  .  By  .  ,  . 
Charleston,  1795. 

Member  of  the  said  Synod,  A.  Rev. 
John  Thomson.  An  overture  presented  to 
the  Reverend  Synod  of  dissenting  minis- 
ters sitting  in  Philadelphia  .  .  .  1728  ...  . 
By  .  .  .     P.  1729.  ,      '■ 

Member  of  the  Same,  A.  Rev.  Georye 
Frederick  Simvions.  A  letter  to  the  so- 
called  "  Boston  Churches,"  which  are  in 
truth  only  parts  of  one  Church.  By  .  .  . 
B.  1846. 

Member  of  the  Scotish  Bar,  A. 
James  C-rrahame.  Vindication  of  tlie 
Scotish  Presbyterians  and  Covenanters 
...     By  .  .  .     Glasgow,  1817. 

Member  of  the  Senate,  A.  Mm 
Howard  Mnrsdeii.  A  letter  to  .  .  .  the 
Duke  of  Devonshire  ...     L.  1863. 

Member  of  the  Society,  A.  David 
Spence.  Arithnietick  compendiz'd  .  .  . 
Edinb.  1721. 

Member  of  the  Society,  A.  Daniel 
^Wi/son,  M.A.  A  respectful  address  to 
the  Most  Rev.  Archbishops  .  .  .  members 
of  the  Society  for  Promoting  Christian 
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Member  of  the  Society  for  Consti- 
tutional Information,  A.  Sir  William 
.[ones.  Dialogue  between  a  farmer  and 
a  country  gentleman,  on  the  principles 
of  government,  written  hy  .  .  .  L. 
1778. 

3Iember  of  the  Society  of  Antiqua- 
ries of  London,  A.  Philip  Carteret  Wdih. 
(1)  A  short  account  of  Danegeld.  L.  175(i. 
—  (2)  A  sliort  account  of  some  particulars 
■  couceruiug  Domes  Dav  Book  . .  .  By  .  .  . 
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Mf-mber  of  the  Spital-ficlds  Benevo- 
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ter to  tiie  inhabitants  of  Spital-hclds,  on 
the  characters  anfl  views  of  modern  re- 
formers.    By  .  .  .     L.  1817. 

Member  of  the  University,  A.  Sir 
William  ./ones.  Oration  intended  to  liave 
been  spoken  in  the  theatre  at  Oxford,  on 
the  9tli  of  July,  177;'.,  by  ...     L.  177.'). 

Member  of  the  University,  A.  Fraji- 
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a  late  abusive  pamjjldct  [by  Tliomas  To- 
vey],  entitled  "Tlie  Winchester  converts" 
...     By.  .  .     Oxf.  17;>5. 

Member  of  the  University  of  Cam- 
brid<;e,  A.  William  .loms.  'I'lii-  consti- 
tutional criterion;   by.  .  .      L.  1768. 

Member  of  the  University  of  Cam- 
brldfjc,  A.  Ri'v.  Samnel  Rome.  An  ejjit- 
DUK!  of  Paley's  I'rinciples  of  moral  and 
jiolitical  philosophy.  By  ...  L.  1825. 
Also,  Epitome  of  the  evidences  of  Chris- 
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Member  of  the  University  of  Cam- 
bridge, A.  Thomas  Perronet  Thompson. 
The  first  book  of  Euclid's  Elements  .  .  . 
By  .  .  .     L.  1830. 

Member  of  tlie  University  of  Cam- 
bridge, A.  Henrfi  Car//.  The  Odyssey 
tr,anslated  into  English  prose  . .  .  By  . . . 
L.  1823. 

Member  of  the  University  of  Cam- 
bridge, A.  Coni/ers  MMdIeton.  (1)  Re- 
marks .  .  .  upon  the  proposals  lately  pub- 
lish'd  by  Richard  Bentiey,  for  a  new  edi- 
tion of  the  Greek  Testament,  and  Latin 
vei-sion  ...  By  .  .  .  L.  1721.  —  (2)  A 
second  part  of  the  Full  and  impartial 
account  of  all  the  late  proceedings  in 
the  University  of  Cambridge  against  Dr. 
Bentiey.     By  .  .  .     L.  1716. 

Member  of  the  University  of  Cam- 
bridge, A.  Edward  Tew.  Resignation 
no  proof.     By ...     L.  1776. 

31ember  of  the  University  of  Ox- 
ford, A.  John  I.  Briscoe.  The  Gospel  ac- 
cording to  Mark  :  revised.  By  ...   L.  1870. 

Member  of  the  University  of  Ox- 
ford, A.  Thomas  Wintle.  A  letter  to  the 
Lord  Bishop  of  Worcester  [Bisiiop  Hurd] 
...     By  .  .  .     Oxf.  1796. 

Also  attributed  to  Ralph  Chtirtoii. 

3Iember  of  the  University  of  Ox- 
ford, A.  ./ohn  Keble.  The  Psalter  or 
Psalms  of  David :  in  English  verse ;  by 
.  .  .     Oxf.  1839. 

Member  of  the  University  of  Ox- 
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Strictures  on  No.  90  of  the  Tracts  for  the 
Times.     By...     Oxf.  1841. 

31ember  of  the  University  of  Ox- 
ford, A.  William  Lisle  Bowles.  A  voice 
from  St.  Peter's  and  St.  Paul's  ...  By 
...     L. 1823. 

Member  Thereof,  A.  Rev.  Thomas 
Wfdker.  An  alarm  tq  the  Church  of 
Scotland  ...  In  a  letter  from  ...  to  a 
reverend  brother.     Edinb.  1781. 

Members  of  the  Bar.  F.  C.  M. 
Wetherjield  and  others.  The  law  :  a 
monthly  magazine  .  .  .  Conducted  by 
...     L.  1874-75. 

Members  of  the  Established 
Church.  ./.  Pratt,  Z.  Macaulaij,  S.  C. 
H7//-.S',  ./.  IF.  Cnmiinfjham,  etc.  The 
Christian  Observer.  Conducted  by  .  .  . 
L.  1802-74. 

Members  of  the  Mercurie,  etc.  R.  C. 
Smith.  The  astrologer  of  the  nineteenth 
century;  or,  compendium  o'f  astrology, 
etc.     By  .  .  .     L.  1825. 

Membre  dii  Congres  Am^ricaiu,Un. 
Vincent,  de  Rouen.  I>ettres  d'. . .  a  di- 
vers membres  du  Parlement  d'Angleterrc. 
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de  I'Angleterre  .  .  .  Imprime  dans  la 
"  Revue  des  Deux  Mondes,"  1834,  1835, 
and  1838. 

Membre  du  Parlement  d'Angle- 
terre,  Un.  Sir  Henry  Parnell.  Coup 
d'oeil  sur  les  avantages  des  relations 
commerciales  entre  la  France  et  I'An- 
gleterre, basees  -sur  les  vrais  principes 
de  I'economie  politique.  Trad,  de  I'angl. 
Paris,  1832. 

Memorable  Mother,  A.  Mrs.  Ann 
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3Ienan'der.  Thomas  Warton,  in  Dib- 
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Menenius.  Digbij  Pilot  Starke/j.  Ode 
commemorative  of  Her  Majesty's  visit  to 
the  Great  Industrial  Exhibition  in  Dub- 
lin ..  .     By  .  .  .     Dublin,  1853. 

Menippus.  Rev.  Thomas  Easton.  A 
review  of  Dr.  Chalmer's  astronomical  dis- 
courses .  .  .     By  ,  .  .     Glasgow,  1818. 

Mentor.  Isaac  Ledyard.  M.'s  reply 
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Mentor.     R.  Haupt.     1869,  1879. 

Mercator,  J.  A.  .John  A.  Chapman. 
The  walk,  and  other  poems.  By  .  .  . 
Newberry,  S.C,  1875. 

3Ierchant,  A.  Charles  Blake.  A  let- 
ter ...  on  tlie  present  state  of  affairs  at 
Gibraltar.     By  .  .  .     1855. 

Merchant,  A.  .Jonas  Hanway.  A 
review  of  the  proposed  naturalization  of 
the  Jews  .  .  .  By  .  .  .  who  subscribed 
the  petition  against  the  naturalization  of 
the  Jews.     L.  1753. 

Merchant,  A.  Richard  Blanshard, 
Esq.  Thoughts  on  the  present  commer- 
cial distress  ...     By  .  .  .     L.  1826. 

Meriman,  Butterfield.  Emily  J. 
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Jlerlin.     Jlilner,  ^'>  "-V  i  \?  7  ■•. : "-. 

Merlin  the  Second.     David  Henry. 

3Ierliniis  Anglicus,  Jun.  R.  C. 
Smith.  Urania ;  or,  the  Astrologer's 
Chronicle,  and  Mystical  Magazine.  Ed- 
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Merriton,  Mervyn.     H.  C.  Coape. 

Merrypebble,  Mr.  Right  Hon.  Sir 
W.  E.  Gladstone.  —  See  "  Benjamins, 
Mr." 

Messager  de  Wandsbeck,  Lie.  Ma- 
thias  Claudius. 

Metastasio,  Pietro  Buonaventura. 
Pietro  Antonio  JJomenii-o  Buonaventura 
Trapassi. 

Meteorologist  of  the  New  York 
Skating  Club,  The.  Eugene  B.  Cook. 
Report  of  .  .  .  for  the  season  1863-64. 
N.Y.  1864. 

Metoikos.     Hugh    Carleton.      A  page 


from  the  history  of  New  Zealand.  By 
.  .  .     Auckland,  1854. 

Midshipman,  The.  Bev.  Augustus 
Adolphiis  J.'jue.  The  M.'s  trip  to  Jerusa- 
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Milford  Bard,  The.  John  Lofand. 
The  harp  of  Delaware ;  or,  the  miscella- 
neous poems  of  .  .  .     P.  1828. 

Mill-boy  of  the  Slashes.  Henry 
Clay. 

Milord  All'Eye  et  Milord  All'Ear. 
Mathitu  Francois  Pidansrat  de  Mairohert 
et  autres.  L'Observateur  anglois,  ou 
correspondance  secrete  entre  ...  L. 
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An  abridgment  lias  appeared  as  "  L'Espion 
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Milow,  Stephan  v.  Stephan  v.  Mil- 
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lung.     Heidelberg,  1866.  ^<^, 

Milton,  Marniaduke,  Esq.  *^  Charles 
Punster.  St.  James  Street:  a  poem  in' 
blank  verse.     By  ...     L.  1790. 

Miner  of  Perranzabuloe,  The.  Wil- 
liam Murrish.  The  M.  of  P. ;  or,  simple 
records  of  a  good  Jiian's  life.  By  W. 
Davis  Tyack.  "L.  1866. 

Minister,  A.  Stephen  Badger.  Ad- 
dress of  ...  to  the  church  under  his  pas- 
toral care  ...     B.  1784. 

Minister,  A.  Rev.  William  Logie. 
The  church  in  Orkney.  Address  of  .  .  . 
Edinb.  1844. 

Minister,  A.  Rev.  .Tonathan  Dickinson. 
A  display  of  God's  special  grace ;  in  a 
familiar  dialogue  between  .  .  .  and  a 
gentleman  of  his  congregation  ...  B. 
1742. 

Minister,  A.  Josiah  Woodu-ard,  D.D.^ 
The  duty  of  family  prayer  ...  In  a  let- 
ter from  ...  to  his  parishioners.    L.  1704. 

Minister,  A.  Bev.  John  Bold,  B.A. 
The  duty  of  worthily  coniniiinicating 
recommended  and  explained  ...  In  a 
letter  from  ...  to  his  parishioners.  L. 
174-. 

Minister,  A.  Richard  Cecil.  Friendly 
advice  from  ...  to  the  servants  of  his 
parish.     L.  1793. 

Minister,  A.  Thomas  Crawford,  D.l>. 
Reasons  of  adherence  to  the  Established 
Church  of  Scotland,  addressed  by  .  .  . 
11th  ed.     Edinb.  1844. 

Minister,  A.  Thomas  Hewerdine,  M.A. 
A  serious  ad<lress  to  the  Anabaptists ; 
being  a  letter  from  ...  to  some  of  his 
parishioners  of  that  persuasion.    L.  1701. 

Minister,  A.  Ednuuid  Gibson,  D.D. 
Serious  advice  to  j^ersons  who  have  been 
sick  ...     In  a  letter  from  ...     L.  1722. 

Minister,  A.  Rev.  Thomas  Stnbbark. 
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to  his  parishioners.     Helston,  1804. 

Minister,  A.  Hev.  Henrij  M .  Bridge. 
Wallamannumps  ;  or,  the  triumpli  of  re- 
ligious principles.     By ...     B.  I806. 

Minister,  A.  Rev.  Samuel  Webster. 
A  winter  evening's  conversation  upon 
the  doctrine  of  original  sin,  between  .  .  . 
and  three  of  his  neighbours  .  .  .     B.1757. 

Minister,  The.  Sir  Robert  Peel.  A 
letter  to  B.  D'Israeli,  upon  the  subject 
of  his  recent  attack  upon  ...     L.  1846. 

Minister,  Chaplain  in  the  Ai'my,  A. 
John  Whittle.  An  exact  diary  of  tlie  late 
expedition  of  his  illustrious  highness,  the 
Prince  of  Orange,  etc.  .  .  .  By  ...  L. 
1789. 

Minister  in  the  Country,  A.  Rev. 
John  Lewis.  Kemarks  on  four  sermons, 
preach'd  by  Dr.  Thomas  Bisse,  at  the 
Rolls  Chappel  ...     L.  1716. 

Minister  of  a  Chapel  of  Ease,  The. 
Rev.  Andrew  Graij.  The  chapel  question 
considered  .  .  .     By  .  .  .     Edinb.  1834. 

Minister  of  knoAvn  Learning,  Piety, 
and  Integrity,  A.  Alexander  Hamilton. 
A  sermon  explaining  the  life  of  faith  .  .  . 
By  .  .  .     Edinb.  1705. 

Minister  of  London,  A.  George 
Hickes.  Jovian  ;  or,  an  answer  to  [S. 
Johnson's]  Julian  the  apostate.  By  .  .  . 
L.  1688. 

Minister  of  that  Church,  A.  James 
Gordon  or  (rordniie.  The  state  and  duty 
of  the  Church  of  Scotland  .  .  ;  By  .  .  . 
Edinb.  17:;2. 

Minister  of  that  Parish,  The.  Joscpli 
Harrison.  A  scriptural  exposition  of  the 
churcli  I'iitccliisni  .  .  .  for  the  use  of  the 
parish  of  ( 'ircuccster. 

Minister  of  the  Church  of  Knghmd, 
A.  Josiid,  Woodn;nd,  D.I).  (l)Adis- 
swasive  from  gaming.  \ly  ...  L.  1718. 
—  (2)  A  disswasivc  from  the  sin  of  drunk- 
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caution  to  prophane  swearers.  By  .  .  . 
L. 1704. 

Minister  of  the  Church  of  ^England, 
A.  Samuel  Johnson.  (1)  A  letter  from  .  .  . 
to  his  dissenting  parisliioners  .  .  .  N.Y. 
17-'i;5.  —  (2)  A  second  letter  from  .  .  .  B. 
17:}4.  — (3)  A  third  letter  from  ...  B. 
1737. 

Minister  of  tlie  Church  of  Kngland, 
The.  Rev.  Jiisejiii  Wdterland.  Tile  reason- 
ableness of  putting  the  laws  in  strict  ex- 
ecution for  restraining  the  exercise  of 
worldly  employments  on  the  Lord's  day 
...     By  .  .  .     L.  1702. 

Minister  of  the  Church  of  Englaud, 
A.  Her. Wills.  Remarks  on  Meth- 
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Minister  of  the  Church  of  Scotland, 

A.  Ralph  Erskine.  Gospel  canticles  ;  or, 
spiritual  songs  ...     By  .  .  .    lulinb.  1720. 

Minister  of  the  Church  of  Scotland, 
A.  Robert  Findlui/,  D.D.  A  persuasive 
to  the  enlargement  of  psalmody  .  .  .  By 
.  .  .     Glasgow,  1763. 

Minister  of  the  Church  of  Scotland, 
A.  Andrew  R.  Boiiur.  Tresbyterian 
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Minister  of  the  Church  of  Scotland, 
A.  Rev.  Alexander  Moncrieff.  The  prop- 
er, true,  and  supreme  deitj-  of  our  Lord 
and  Saviour  Jesus  Christ,  proved  .  ,  . 
from  the  Holy  Scriptures.  By  .  . 
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3Iinister  of  the  Church  of  Scotland, 
A.  .John  Cnmming,  D.D.  A  short  state 
of  tlie  origin  and  nature  of  the  present 
divisions  in  the  Church  of  Scotland. 
By  ...     L.  1840. 

Minister  of  the  Established  Church, 
A.  Rer.  Henrij  Duncan.  Statement  and 
representation  respecting  the  parochial 
schoolmasters  of  Scotland  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
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Minister  of  the  Gospel,  A.  Rev. 
Herman  Snorr.  Incidents  of  personal  ex- 
perience ...     By  .  .  .     B.  1852. 

Minister  of  the  Gospel,  A.  James 
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tian's pocket-book  ...  By  .  .  .  Edinb. 
1703. 

3Iinister  of  the  Gospel,  A.  Rev. 
William  Thorn.  Seasonable  advice  to 
the  landholders  and  farmers  in  Scotland: 
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3Iinister  of  tlieir  Parish,  The.  Rev. 
William  CInbhe.  LL.D.  An  address  to  the 
lower  classes  of  his  iiarishioners  on  the 
subject  of  Methodism,  from  ...  By  .  .  . 
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Missionary,  A.  J.  Lloyd  Breck.  A 
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Missionai-y  from  the  Honorable 
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ing of  one  hundred  compositions,  ar- 
ranged in  twelve  groups  to  illustrate  that 
number  of  bouquets  gathered  in  the  dif- 
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Molly.     Judith  Rave.     1804. 


Molony,  Master  3Iolloy.  William 
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"  On  reading  of  the  general  Indignation  occa- 
sioned in  Ireland  by  the  appointment  of  a  Scotch 
professor  in  one  of  Her  Majesty's  godless  col- 
leges, Master  Molloy  Molony,  brother  of  Thad- 
deus  Molony,  Esq.,  of  the  Temple,  a  youth  only 
fifteen  years  of  age,  dashed  off  the'  following 
spirited  lines:  — 

"  'As  I   think  of   the  insult  that's  done  to  this 
nation, 
Red  tears  of   rivinge    from   my   faytures  I 
wash, 
And  uphold  in  this  pome  to  the  world's  daytis- 
tation, 
The  sleeves  that  appointed  Professor  M'Cosh. 

"  '  O  false  Sir  John  Kane !  is   it   thus  that  you 
praych  me? 
I  think  all  your  Queen's  Universities  Bosh; 
An  if  j'ou've  no  neetive  Professor  to  taych  me, 
I    scawurn    to    be    learned    by    the    Saxon 
M'Cosh.'  " 

Monad  nock.     Dr.  Nicholas. 

3Ionitor,  Elias.  Noah  Worcester.  The 
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3Ionitoriiis,  Aiiramantulus  and 
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"  Lady  Craven,  margravine  d'Anspach,  avance, 
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'Lettres'  etaient  supposees;  Waljiole  et  deux 
autres  beaux-esprits  de  ses  amis  s'etaient  reuni.s 
pour  s'amuser  de  la  credulite  du  public  anglais 
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St.  John,  he  started  husiness  as  a  printer,  under 
the  name  of  '  R.  Newton,'  and  began  the  '  Gen- 
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Nicolovius.  Rev.  Nils  Loven.  Folk- 
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Nigard,  Salomo.     Samuel  Draing. 

Nilla.     Mrs.  Abby  Allin  Curtiss. 

Nimrod,  Lady.  William  Makepeace 
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Nine  Authors.  Miss  Frances  Aivdry, 
Miss  M.  Bramston,  Miss  Christabel  R. 
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Miss  C.  M.  Yonge,  Miss  F.  M.  Peard, 
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Noble  Lord,  A.  Anthony  Ashley 
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Noble  Peer,  A.  Robert  Harley,  Earl 
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Noblesse  Oblige.  Howard  Evans. 
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Ascribed  by  Mackenzie  to  Maginn. 

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Not  by  the  Editor  of  "  Captain 
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This  was  written  by  William  Kenrick,  LL.D., 
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O.  Rev.  Henry  Atkinson.  Signature 
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O.,  A.,  LiLi.D.  Abraham  Oakes.  The 
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O.  31.,  Haberdasher.  Alexander  Car- 
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O****.  Oscar  II.,  King  of  Sweden, 
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O'Dowd,  Darby.     Mrs.  Kate  Lubij. 

O'Gorinan,  William.  William  Little 
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O'Hara,  Barnes.    Mic}ia('l  Banim. 

O'Shanter,  Tarn.      Thomas  Archer. 

Obscure  and  Nameless  Bard  in  the 
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Observator  on  Warton,  The.  Joseph 
Rit.'son. 

Observer,  An.  John  Emory,  D.D.  His 
signature  to  several  articles  in  the  "  Na- 
tional Messenger,"  Georgetown,  D.C., 
which  were  afterwards  published  in  a 
pamphlet  under  the  title,  "The  divinity 
of  Christ  vindicated  from  the  cavils  and 
objections  of  Mr.  John  Wright."     1817. 

Observer.  John  P ode  Drake.  On  the 
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Observer,  An.  .lames  Everett.  The 
"  Iron  Question  "  vindicated  .. .  .  By  .  .  . 
L.  1857. 

Observer,  An.  John  Alexander,  D.D. 
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the  Kirk  ...     By  .  .  .     Edinb.  1839. 

Observer,  An.  John  Corri/.  A  satir- 
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Observer,  An.  Cyril  Pearl.  Tale  of 
intemperance.     By  ...     B.  1839. 

Occasional  Contributor,  An.  Al- 
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Occasional  Writer  in  the  British 
Critic,  An.  Samuel  Parr,  LL.D.  Re- 
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Occultarius,  Cosmopolites,  etc. 
Elizabeth  Craven,  Baroness  Craven,  after- 
wards Margravine  of  Anspach-Baireuth. 
Pleasant  passetime  for  Christmas  even- 
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Octavius.  Francis  C.  Bliss.  The 
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Octogenarian,  An.  Baptist  Noel 
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Octogenarian  of  Philadelphia,  An. 
Matlmc  Carey.  The  Querist.  An  humble 
imitation  of  a  work  under  a  similar  title 
published  by  the  celebrated  Berkeley, 
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Octogenary  Pen,  An.  Mrs.  Hester 
Lynch  (Thrale  Salusbury)  Piozzi.  Love 
letters,  written  when  she  was  eighty,  to 
the  handsome  actor,  William  Augustus 
Conway,  aged  twenty-seven,  "  written  at 
three,  four,  and  five  o'clock  (in  the  morn- 
ing) by  ...  a  heart  twenty-six  years  old, 
and  as  H.  L.  P.  feels  it  to  be,  all  your 
own."     Letter  V.,  1820. 

Odd,  Orvar.  Oscar  Patrih  Sturzen- 
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Ornskog,  Sonen  i.  Adolf  Ivar  Ar- 
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Officer,  An.  Benjamin  Franklin 
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Also  ascribed  to  John  Fitch. 

Officer,  An.  Thomas  Thrush.  Apol- 
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fession of  arms  ...     L.  1833. 

Officer,  An.  Archibald  Alexander 
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Officer,  An.  William  Blakeney.  A 
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Officer,  An.  Hon.  Henry  Seymour 
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Officer,  An.  George  Robert  Gleig. 
Narrative  of  the  campaigns  of  the  Brit- 
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Officer,  An.  Lord  Edward  Thurlow. 
A  refutation  of  the  letter  of  an  Hon. 
brigadier  general,  commander  of  ^is 
Majesty's  forces  in  Canada.  By  .  .  . 
L. 1760. 

Officer,  An.  James  Glenie.  A  short 
essay  on  the  modes  of  defence  best 
adapted  to  the  situation  and  circum- 
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1785. 

Officer,  An.  Col.  Moyle  Sherer. 
Sketches  of  Ladia.  Written  by  .  .  .  L. 
1821. 

Officer,  An.  J.  Cunningham.  Strict- 
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Officer,  An.  Capt.  William  Trant. 
Two  years  in  Ava,  and  the  operations  of 
the  Burmese  war.     By  .  .  .     1827. 

Officer  in  the  Archdeacon's  Court, 
An.  Edward  Steward.  Suggestions  [by 
Henry  Bathurst,  Archdeacon  of  Nor- 
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rate  system  .  .  .  also,  two  letters  from 
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Officer  in  the  Army,  An.  Gen. 
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probable  consequences  of  an  invasion 
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Officer  in  the  Commissariat  De- 
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Edgecumbe  Daniel.  Journal  of  .  .  .  com- 
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under  .  .  .  Wellington,  in  Portugal, 
Spain,  France,  and  the  Netherlands,  in 
the  years  1816-18  ...     L.  1820. 

Officer  in  the  Service  of  the  £ast 
India  Company,  An.  Richard  Hall 
Gower.  A  treatise  on  the  theory  and 
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1793. 

Officer  in  the  Service  of  the  Hon. 
East  India  Company,  An.  John 
Clunes.  A  short  account  of  the  Pin- 
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the  different  Maliratta  states.  By .  .  . 
L.  1818. 

Officer  of  Rank  in  the  Squadron, 
An.  Sir  Edward  Berry.  An  authentic 
narrative  of  the  proceedings  of  His  Maj- 
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Officer  of  State,  An.  F.  Hartig. 
Genesis ;  or,  the  details  of  the  Aus- 
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Officer  of  the  Bombay  Division, 
An.  T.  W.  E.  Holdsworth.  Cam- 
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Officer  of  the  Ninth  Regiment, 
An.  General  Charles  William  Thompson. 
Twelve  months  in  tlie  Britisli  legion. 
By  .  .  .     L.  1836. 

Officer  of  the  Regiment,  An.  Joseph 
M.  Califf.  Record  of  the  services  of  the 
seventh  regiment.  United  States  colored 
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Officer  of  the  Royal  Navy,  An. 
H.  C.  Goldsmith.  The  golden  Cher- 
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Officer  of  the  Royal  TVavy,  An. 
Rear  Admiral  Henry  Gage  Morris.  Ques- 
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Officer  of  the  United  States  Army, 

An.      Sergeant Atkins.      A    tale    of 

adventure.     By  .  .  .     P.  1871.  '   - 

Officer  of  the  Volunteer  Corps, 
An.  Archibald  Campbell  Eraser.  Short 
thoughts  on  the  present  price  of  provis- 
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Officer  of  Zouaves,  An.  Jean  Joseph 
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Officier  de  I'armee  navale  en  Ame- 
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Old  Army  Surgeon,  An.  Samuel 
Dickson.  Wliat  killed  Mr.  Drummondj 
the  lead  or  lancet  ?     By  ...     L.  1843. 

Old  Asiatic  Merchant,  An.  Alexander 
Robertson.  Eeflexions  on  the  present  diffi- 
culties of  the  country . .  .    By  ...    L.  1820. 

Old  Author  in  a  New^  Walk,  An. 
John  Richard  Best,  aiterwaTds  John  Richard 
Beste ;  still  later  John  Richard  Dighif  Beste. 
(1)  Isidora ;  or,  the  adventures  of  a  Nea- 
politan. A  novel.  L.  1841.  —  (2)  The 
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Old  Bachelor,  An.  William  Lloyd 
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In  the  Newburyport  (Mass.)  "Herald," 
1822. 

Old  Bohemian,  An.  Gustave  Louis 
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Old  Book.  ./.  P.  Schmidt.  Les 
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"  Old  Boy,"  An.  Edward  Bellasis. 
The  "  Phormio  "  at  the  oratory  school, 
1881.     By...     1881. 

Old  Brother  Officer,  An.  Col. 
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years  in  Turkey.     L.  1854. 

01<1  Buffer,  The.  Frederick  Gale. 
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Old  Bullion.  Thomas  Hart  Benton. 
A  sobriquet  of  this  eminent  statesman. 

Old  Bushman,  An.  Horace  William 
Wheelwright.  (1)  A  sprinnc  and  summer 
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Sweden...     L.  1805. 

Old  Business  Man,  An.  George 
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Old  Catholic,  An.  Arthur  Cleveland 
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By  .  .  .     Buffalo,  1874. 

Old  Cavalry  Officer,  An.-  Charles 
Montauhan  Carmichael.  A  rough  sketch 
of  the  rise  and  progress  of  the  Irregular 
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"  Old  Chapultepec."     W infield  Scott. 

Old-clothes  Philosopher,  An.  Wil- 
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the  nineteenth  century ;  or,  politico- 
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L.  1862. 


Old  Contributor,  An.  Mrs.  Annie 
(^Thomas')  Cudlip.  The  Helston  Flora 
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Old  Contributor  to  Maga,  An. 
Charles  Neaves,  Lord  Neaves,  Songs 
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1868. 

Old  Cornish  Woman,  An.  Alary 
Keli/nack.  Aunt  Mavor's  picture  books 
for  little  readers.  The  old  Cornish  wo- 
man.    L.  1853. 

Old  Diplomatic  Servant,  An.  Henry 
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Old  Divine,  An.  Matthew  Henry.  The 
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Old  Ex-Scholar  of  Trinity  College, 
Dublin,  An.  Thomas  Wallace,  LL.D.  A 
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Old  FolloM'^er,  An.  Henry  Ducie 
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1869. 

Old  Grog.  Admiral  Edward  Vernon, 
so  called  by  his  sailors  because  he  wore 
a  grograni  cloak  in  foul  weather. 

Old  Hand,  An.  Thomas  E.  Bryan. 
The  art  of  book  canvassing;  or,  agent's 
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Old  Hereditary  Burgess,  An.  Sir 
James  Foiilis.  Observations  on  the  pro- 
posed bridge  and  bridge-tax :  humbly 
offered  to  the  town-council  of  Edinburgh 
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Old  Hurrygraph.   James  A.  Robinson. 

Old  Jacob.     .James  II.  of  England. 

Old  Line  Democrat,  An.  George 
Wilkes.  "  McClellan  "  :  who  he  is  and 
what  he  has  done  ...    By  .  .  .    N.Y.  1864. 

Old  Looker  on  of  Cliange,  An.  Ed- 
mund Carrington.  The  Victoriad  ;  or,  the 
New  World :  an  epic  ...  of  the  Victorian 
a!ra  ...     By  .  .  .     L.  1861. 

Old  Maid,  An.  E.  Carrington.  Con- 
fessions of  ...     L.  1828.  ■     ■ 

01d3Ian,  An.  Mrs.  William  Pitt  Byrne. 
"  De  omnibus  rebus  "...  discursive 
ramblings  on  the  road  of  every  day  life. 
By  .  .  .     L.  1887. 

Old  Man,  An.  John  Payne  Collier. 
An  ().  M.'s  diary  forty  years  ago. 

Old  3Ian,  An.  Alexander  Dalrymple. 
Thoughts  of  ...  on  the  high  price  of 
corn.     L. 1800. 

01d-3Ian-\vith-a-Cane.  Benjamin 

Penh(dloiv  Shillaber.  His  signature  in  the 
Hartford  "  Evening  Post." 

Old  Member  of  Parliament,  An. 
Richard   Glover.     Considerations    on  the 


OL. 


110 


ON 


attorney-general's  proposition  for  a  bill 
for  the  establishment  of  peace  with 
America.     By  ...     L.  1782. 

Old  Member  of  Parliament,  An. 
John  Eanby.  Doubts  on  tlie  abolition  of 
the  slave  trade.     By  ...     L.  1790. 

Old  Member  of  Parliament,  An. 
Philip  Withers.  riiilo-Theodosius ;  or,  a 
new  edition  of  Theodosius  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
L. 1790. 

Old  Oak.     James  Oakes.     1880. 

Old  Observer,  An.  RoioLund  Hill. 
Spiritual  characteristics  .  .  .  By  ...  L. 
1801. 

Old  Officer,  An.  Walter  Bromley. 
Distressed  and  destitute  state  of  the  in- 
habitants of  Spain  and  Portugal,  respect- 
ing moral  and  religious  instruction.  By 
...     L.  1813. 

Old  Pastor,  An.  Bev.  Thomas  John 
Mackee.  Morning  musings.  By  .  .  . 
Huntingdon,  1859. 

Old  Peninsular,  An.  Thomas  Boys. 
My  Peninsular  medal.  In  "  Blackwood," 
November,  1849,  to  July,  1850. 

Old  Pioneer,  An.  George  H.  Gilman. 
History  of  the  town  of  Houlton  (Maine). 
From  1804  to  1883.  Haverhill,  Mass., 
1884. 

Old  Prairie  Hen,  An.  Catherine  Nich- 
ols. Wild  flowers  of  the  West.  By  .  .  . 
Chicago,  1874. 

Old  Printer,  An.  William  Dorrington. 
Composing-room  lectures  ...     L.  1878. 

Old  Public  Functionary.  James 
Buchanan. 

Old  Put.     Israel  Putnam. 

Old  Resident,  An.  William  Arm- 
strong. The  aristocracy  of  New  York  : 
wlio  they  are  and  what  they  were.  By 
.  .  .     N.Y.  1848. 

Old  Resident,  An.  Albert  H.  Porter. 
Niagara.  Past  and  present,  1805-1875. 
By  .  .  .     1875. 

Old  Revieiver,  An.  Sir  Henry  Bul- 
tcer,  afterwards  Lord  Dalling.  A  pam- 
phlet on  Crimean  questions.  By  .  .  . 
L.  1863. 

Old  Rowley.    Charles  IT.  of  England. 

Old  Soldier,  An.  William  Francis 
Butler.  The  invasion  of  England,  told 
twenty  years  after.     By  ...     L.  188-. 

Old  Student,  An.  John  Barling. 
Leaves  from  my  writing  desk;  being- 
tracts  on  the  question,  What  do  we 
know '?     By  .  .  .     L.  1872. 

"Old Tip"  [or  Tippecanoe].  William 
Henry  Harrison. 

Old  Traveller,  An.  James  Silk  Buck- 
ingham. A  summer  trip  to  Weymoutli 
and  Dorchester  .  .  .  From  the  note 
book  of  .  .  .     L.  1842. 


OldWi^gie.    James  Davids 


Some- 


times so  called  because  he  liad  a  habit 
of  pulling  off  his  wig  and  beating  delin- 


quent  pupils  with  it 

"  Old  Zach."     Zachary  Taylor. 

Oldboy,  Oliver.    George  Bailej/. 

Oldbuck,  Jonathan.     Ramsay 

in  Scott's  "  Antiquar3\" 

Oldcastle,  Geoffrey,  Gent.  William 
Mudford.  The  Canterbury  Magazine. 
Canterbury,  Eng.,  1834-35. ' 

Oldcastle,  Humphrey,  Esq.  Nicho- 
las Amhurst.  Remarks  on  the  history  of 
England.  From  the  minutes  of  .  .  .  L. 
1743. 

Also  ascribed  to  Henry  St.  John,  Viscount 
Bolingbroke. 

Older  One  who  has  been  through. 

An.     Atkinson.     Letter  to  a  j'oung 

man  who  has  just  entered  college  from 
...     B. 1849. 

Oldest  School  Inspector,  The.  Jo- 
seph Bentlei/.  (1)  Moral  culture  for  the 
people...  By...  L.  1865.  — (2)  The  vast 
expense  of  ignorance  to  the  Queen's  sub- 
jects. By  .  .  .  L.  1870.  —  (3)  What  to 
do  and  how  to  do  it  when  an  election 
comes  .  .  .     By  ...     L.  1868. 

Olinthus.  William  J.  A.  Sheehy. 
Reminiscences  of  Rome  ...     L.  1858. 

Oliver.      Oliver  Gibhs.     1880. 

Olle  Niimarker,  De.  Karl.  Valentin 
Immanuel  Loffler.  U't  dorp ;  lustige 
vertellungen  van'n  oU'n  niimarker.  Jena, 
1868. 

Omega.  Robert  Piatt.  Cornish  saints. 
By  .  .  .     In  the  «  Cornish  Mag.,"  1828. 

Omega.     G.  Gilbert.     1867. 

One  call'd  an  High-church  man. 
Charles  Leslie.  The  second  part  of  the 
wolf  stript  of  his  shepherd's  cloathing 
...     By  .  .  .     L.  1707. 

One  in  the  Ranks.  Michael  Con- 
stable. Othello  in  hell,  and  The  infant ; 
with  a  brancli  of  olives.  By  .  .  .  Dub- 
lin, 18-48. 

One  intimately  acquainted  with 
him.  Cotton  Mather.  PietAs  in  patri- 
am.  The  life  of  his  Excellency  Sir  Wil- 
liam Phips,  Knt.  .  .  .  Written  by  .  .  . 
L.  1697. 

One  lately  a  3Iember  of  the  Imme- 
diate Government  of  the  College. 
Andrcn-s  Norton.  Remarks  on  a  report, 
etc.     Camb.  1824. 

One  Miso-Dolos.  Charles  Leslie.  The 
good  old  cause  ;  or,  lying  in  truth  .  .  . 
By  .  .  .     L.  1710. 

One  of  Dr.  Wheelock's  pupils. 
Levi  Frisbie.  On  the  rise  and  progress  of 
Moor's  Indian  charity  school,  etc.  By 
.  .  .     1811. 


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111 


ON 


One  of  her  3Iinisters.  Thomas 
Dowell.  Farewell  to  the  outward  bound 
...     By  .  .  .     L.  1849. 

One    of   his    Candid    Neighbours. 

Joseph  Bellanii/,  U.D.  A  letter  to  [S. 
Webster]  the  reverend  author  of  the 
Winter-evening  conversation  on  origi- 
nal sin,  from  ...     B.  1758. 

One  of  Ms  Congregation.  Edna 
Dean  Proctor.  Life  thoughts,  gathered 
from  his  [Henry  W.ard  Beecher]  .  .  .  dis- 
courses, by  .  .  .     B.  1858. 

One  of  His  Constituents.  Francis 
Darr.  Our  Pacific  possessions.  Eail- 
way  to  the  Pacific  ...  A  letter  ...  to 
Hon.  Benjamin  Franklin  Wade  .  .  .  By 
...     W.  1861. 

One  of  his  Constituents.  Edward 
Cop/eston,  JJ.D.  A  second  letter  to  the 
Eight  Hon.  Robert  Feel,  M.P.  ...  By 
.  .  .     Oxf.  1819. 

One  of  his  Sons.  C.  Ma/an.  Life 
and  writings  of  Ce'sar  Malan.  By  .  .  . 
L.  1839. 

One  of  his  Sons.  Thomas  Howard 
Gill.  The  Rev.  William  Gill:  a  sketch, 
by  .  .  .     L.  1871. 

One  of  its  Slaves.  Mrs.  Sarah 
Brid'/es  Stebhins.  Annals  of  a  baby  .  .  . 
N.Y."  1877. 

One  of  No  Party.  Richard  Crnttirell. 
Reform  without  revolution !  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
L.  1839. 

One  of  the  Aldermen.  Henrij  Chris- 
topher  Combe.  Substance  of  a  speech  de- 
livered in  the  Court  of  Common  Council 
...     By  .  .  .     L.  1812. 

Oiie  of  the  Cock  and  Hen  Club. 
George  Steevens. 

"  In  a  few  days  after  tlie  Doctor's  [Dr.  Hicbaid 
Farmer]  death,  the  following  jcu  il'esprit  (not 
improbably  by  his  friend,  Mr.  George  Steevens) 
appeared  in  one  of  the  daily  papers:  '  Tliis  emi- 
nent critiek  .  .  .  composed  some  of  his  pleasantest 
works  in  an  arbour  on  the  verge  of  a  pond  where 
he  resided  .  .  .  and  he  amused  himself  with  a  vari- 
ety of  water-fowls,  which  covered  his  pond,  and 
which,  with  others  not  of  an  aquatic  nature,  were 
much  admired  by  all  those  who  visited  his  hospi- 
table mansion.  These  birds,  a  Cambridge  friend 
informs  me,  he  disposed  of  in  the  following  man- 
ner: — 

"  '  "  My  geese  I  give  and  bequeath  to  the  Heads 
of  the  University. 

My  ducks  and  dralces  —  to  Sir  Henry  Vane 
Tempest. 

My  peacock  —  to  the  Duchess  of  Gordon. 

My  guinea-fowls  —  to  Colonel  Cawthorne. 

My  pigeons  —  to  1-ady  IJuckingbarashire,  etc. 

My  doves  —  to  the  Princess. 

My  Rcreech-owl  —  to  Mrs.  ^fattock8. 

My  humming-bird  —  to  Mr.  Courtney. 

My  bantams  —  to  Tommy  Onslow. 

My  chicken  —  to  Nf.  A.  'I'aylor. 

My  king-tisher  —  to  the  French  Directors. 

Mycock-sparrow — to  the  Duke  of  CJueensbury. 

My  old  gray  i)arrot  —  to  Mrs.  Cowley. 

My  pullets  — to  Lord  William  Gordon. 


My  cuckoo  —  to  Mr.  Esten. 

My  cormorant  —  to  the  Duke  of  Marlborough, 

My  goldtinches  —  to  Sir  William  Pulteney. 

My  vulture  —  to  Lord  Lonsdale. 

My  eagle  —  to  Mr.  Pitt. 

My  jack-daws  —  to  the  Broad  street  beaux. 

My  magpie  —  to  George  Coliuau. 

And  my  rooks  —  to  the  Club  at  Brookes's." '" 
—  "Oracle,"  September  21.  "One  of  the  Cock 
and  Hen  Club." 

One  of  the  Committee  of  the  Ameri- 
can Academy.  Jacob  Biyelo/r.  A  short 
reply  [to  Marcus  Bull's  pamphlet].  B. 
1828. 

One  of  the  Company.  B.  Chamiinf/ 
M.  Page.  Sketch  of  Page's  Battery  of 
Morris'  Artillery,  2d  Corps,  Army  of 
Northern  Virginia.     By  .  .  .     N.Y.  1885. 

One  of  the  Crew.  P.  D.  Haijivood. 
The  cruise  of  the  "Alabama."  By  :  .  . 
B.  1886. 

One  of  the  Family.  Joseph  Harfwell 
Williams.  A  brief  study  in  genealogy ; 
Connin,  Conny,  Cofiy,  Coney,  Cony.  By 
.  .  .     Camb.,  Mass.,  1885. 

One  of  the  Family  of  the 
Bowleses.  Williain  Lisle  Boicles.  Re- 
ply to  an  "Unsentimental  sort  of  critic," 
the  reviewer  of  "  Spence's  Anecdotes  "  in 
the  Quarterly  Review  for  October,  1820 
...     By  .  .  .     L.  1820. 

One  of  the  Fancy.  Pierce  Ei/an. 
Boxiana;  or,  sketches  of  antient  and 
modern  pugilism.     By  ...     L.  1812. 

One  of  the  Hearers.  Cotton  Mather. 
The  grand  point  of  solicitude  ...  A  ser- 
mon ...     B.  1715. 

One  of  the  Last  Century.  William 
Sfemart  Rose.  Thoughts  and  recollec- 
tions by  . . .     L. 1825. 

One  of  the  Magistrates  of  the 
Public  Office  in  Great  Marlborougli 
Street.  Philip  Neve,  Esq.  A  letter  to 
the  Rev.  William  Cockburne  ...  L. 
1804. 

One  of  the  Majority.  Rev.  James 
Gall.  Six  letters  to  ])r.  Begg  and  his 
protesting  minority  .  .  .  From  .  .  . 
Edinb.  1808. 

One  of  the  blasters.  John  James 
Charles  A'orman.  School  services,  com- 
i  piled  for  the  use  of  the  Forest  School, 
j    Walthamstow.     By  .  .  .     L.  1850. 

One  of  the  Members  of  the  College. 
Charles  Coote.  Sketches  of  the  lives  and 
characters  of  eminent  English  civilians, 
with  an  historical  introduction  relative  to 
the  college  of  advocates  .  .  .  By.  .  .  L. 
1804. 

One  of  the  Ministers  in  Boston. 
Cot/on  Mather.  (1)  Sober  sentiments 
...  By  .  .  .  B.  1722.—  (2)  The  voice 
of  God  in  a  tempest  .  .  .     B.  1723. 

Oue  of  the  Ministers  in  tlie  Nortli- 


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part  of  Boston.  Cottun  Mather.  The 
soul  upon  the  wing  .  .  .     By  ...     B.  1722. 

One  of  the  Ministers  of  the  Gospel 
ill  Glasgow.  James  Clark.  (1)  The 
cross  and  the  crown  ;  or,  a  cluster  of 
cordials  .  .  .  by  .  .  .  Edinb.  1705.  — 
(2)  The  debaucherie  and  vices  of  the 
present  age  .  .  .     By  .  .  .     Edinb.  1707. 

One  of  the  Old  School.  liev.  William 
Bentinck  Lethem  Hawkins.  Sketches  of 
country  life  and  country  matters  by  .  .  . 
L. 1840. 

One  of  the  Old  School.  Bobert  Sey- 
))iour{1).  The  school-master  abroad,  by 
...     L.  1834. 

One  of  the  Old  School.  Colin  Mac- 
kenzie. Tavern  anecdotes  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
L.  1825. 

Also  ascribed,  t6  WiUiam  West. 

One  of  the  People.  Thomas  Frognall 
Dibdin(}).  A  letter  to  the  Earl  of  Liv- 
erpool ...     By  .  .  .     L.  1824. 

One  of  the  People.  George  Barrell 
Cheever.  The  republic  or  the  oligarchy  ? 
which  ...     By  .  .  .     N.Y.  1866. 

One  of  the  People.     William  Wirt. 

"  In  1808,  he  wrote  the  essays  in  the  Richmond 
'Enquirer'  signed  'One  of  the  People,'  addressed 
to  the  members  of  Congress  who  had  joined  in  a 
protest  against  the  nomination  of  Mr.  Madison  to 
the  presidency." 

One  of  the  People  called  Christians. 

Jeremiah  Waring.  Three  letters,  addressed 
to  the  readers  of  Paine's  Age  of  Reason. 
By...     L.  1797. 

One  of  the  Pilgrims.  A.  C.  W.  Trues- 
dell.  A  California  pilgrimage,  by  .  .  . 
San  Francisco,  1844. 

One  of  the  Professors.  Thomas 
C^ark,  iU.D.  The  right  of  Marischal 
College  and  University,  Aberdeen,  to 
confer  degrees  .  .  .  By  .  .  .  Aberdeen, 
1853. 

One  of  tlie  Pupils.  Mrs.  Louisa 
(Goddard)  Whitney.  The  burning  of 
the  convent  .  .  .  by  .  .  .  Camb.,  Mass., 
1877. 

One  of  the  Readers.  Samuel  Mather. 
A  letter  to  the  author  [John  Clarke]  of 
a  letter  to  Dr.  Mather,  etc.,  by .  .  .  B. 
1783. 

One    of   the    687    F.R.S sss. 

Dr.  Augustus  Bozzi  Granville.  Science 
without  a  head ;  or,  the  Eoyal  Society 
dissected.     By ...     L.  n.d. 

One  of  the  Suffering  Clergy  of  the 
Church  of  Scotland.  William  Mglnc. 
A  time  to  weep  ...  a  sermon  .  .  .  Edinb. 
1720. 

One  of  the  Three  Hundred.  Flavel 
S.  Mines.  Presbyterian  clergyman  look- 
ing for  the  churcli.     By  .  .  .     N.Y.  1849. 


One  of  the  Trustees.  Samuel  Bulkley 
Haggles.  The  duty  of  Columbia  College 
to  the  community  .  .  .  by  .  .  .    N.Y.  1854. 

One  of  their  Brethren.  John  Walker, 
F.T.C.D.  The  church  in  danger  .  .  . 
Addressed  to  the  clergy  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
Dublin,  1796. 

One  of  their  Gossips.  Miss  Eliza- 
beth Tuckett.  Our  children's  story.  By 
...     L. 1870. 

One  of  their  own  Class.  John  T. 
Glanville.  Servants  defended.  By  .  .  . 
Oxf.  1847. 

One  of  them.  Leonard  Marsh.  A 
bake  pan.  For  the  dough-faces.  By  .  .  . 
1854. 

One  of  themselves.  Daniel  Ellis, 
F.R.S. E.  Considerations  relative  to 
nuisance  in  coal-gas  works  .  .  .  Ad- 
di-essed  to  proprietors  ...  in  the  vicinity 
of  the  oil-gas  works  at  Tanfield.  By  .  .  . 
Edinb.  1828. 

One  of  themselves.  Donald  Bain. 
Olden  times;  or,  the  rising  of  the  ses- 
sion. A  comedy  .  .  .  By  .  .  .  Edinb. 
1841. 

One  of  themselves.  William  Make- 
peace Thackeray.  On  literary  snobs.  In 
a  letter  from  ...  to  Mr.  Smith,  the  cele- 
brated penny-a-liner.  "  Punch,"  June, 
1846. 

One  Recently  Returned  from  the 
Enemy's  Country.  Edward  Alfred  Pol- 
lard. A  letter  on  the  state  of  the  war. 
By  .  .  .     Richmond,  1865. 

One  that  has  had  Experience  of 
them.  Cotton  Mather,  D.D.  The  night- 
ingale ...     By  .  .  .     B.  1724. 

One  that  has  perused  the  "  Summer 
Morning's  Conversation."  Charles 
Chauncy.      The  opinion  of  ...      B.  1758. 

One  that  holds  Communion  with 
the  Church.  John  Humfrey.  A  sea- 
sonable caution  to  the  members  of  this 
new  parliament  .  .  .     By  ...     L.  1703. 

One  that  was  once  a  Scholar  to 
him.  Cotton  Mather.  Corderius  Amer- 
icanus  ...  In  a  funeral  sermon  on  Mr. 
Ezekiel  Cheever  ...     By  .  .  .     B.  1708. 

One  w^ell  acquainted  with  some  of 
the  Travellers.  William  Gustling.  An 
account  of  what  seemed  most  remark- 
able in  the  five  days'  peregrination  of 
the  five  following  persons,  viz.,  Messieurs 
Tothall,  etc.  Imitated  in  Hudibrastics. 
By...     L.  1781. 

One  w^ho,  as  a  Son  Avith  a  Father, 
served  Avith  him  in  the  Gospel.  Cot- 
ton Mather,  D.D.  A  father  departing 
.  .  .  Dr.  Increase  Mather  ...  By  .  .  . 
B.  1723. 

One   who   Believes   the  Christian 


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•  •  'j  tures.       Joseph      Rogerson      Cotter. 
■:;ng  facts.    England's  sin  ;  Ireland's 

,    .    ^Britain's  peril.     By  .  .  .     L.  1867. 

';  ,o    who    for    more    than   thirty 

.      '      ias  dealt  largely  Avith  money. 

jj.'.  Chambers.     Everybody's  question; 

or,  a  few  words  on  banking  and  currency. 

By  .  .  .     L.  1864. 

One  Avho  has  been  "  almost  wor- 
ried to  Death."  Heiirt/  and  Augustus 
Maijhew.  The  greatest  plague  of  life ; 
or,  the  adventures  of  a  lady  in  search  of 
a  good  servant.     By  ...     P.  1847. 

One  who  has  impersonated  them. 
Ladii  Helen  Faucit  ilartin.  On  some  of 
Shakespeare's  women.    By  ...     L.  1885. 

One  who  has  never  lived  out  of  it. 
Thomas  (reerutq.  Our  parish  :  a  medley. 
By  .  .  .     Hailsham,  1886. 

One  who  has  served.  Alfred  Wilks 
Draqson.  Tlie  young  dragoon.  By  .  .  . 
L.  1870. 

One  who  has  served  under  Sir 
Charles  Napier.  G.  B.  Malleson.  The 
meeting  of  the  Bengal  army  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
L.  1857. 

Also  ascribed  to  Henry  Charles  Bunbury. 

One  w^ho  "has  some  there."  Al- 
mira  Se>/mour.  Our  silent  city:  a  poem, 
n.p.  1866. 

One  who  heartily  desires  the  Or- 
der, Peace,  and  Purity  of  the 
Churches.  Tliomas  Fitch,  A.M.  An 
explanation  of  Say-Brook  platform  .  .  . 
By  .  .  .     Hartford,  18(i3. 

One  Avho  is  also  an  Elder.  Ricli- 
ard  Mant,  IJ.I).  A  second  letter  to  the 
Rev.  Henrv  Hart  Milman,  M.A.  ...  By 
.  .  .     Oxf.  1830. 

One  Avho  is  no  partizan  or  bigot. 
Samuel  f^ai/.  Brief  remarks,  caution, 
etc.,  to  tlie  inhabitants  of  tliis  highly- 
favoured  nation,  (Jld  England.  By  .  .  . 
L.  1700. 

One  who  knoAvs.  Charles  Edward 
Pickett.  Sand-gambling  versus  mining- 
gambling  .  .  .  From  .  .  .  San  Francisco, 
1879. 

One  who  knows  all  about  thein. 
Lillie  E.  Burr.  Dot  and  Dime.  Two 
characters  in  ebony.     By  ...     B.  1877. 

One  who  knows  it  well.  C.  R. 
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One  who  Values  Christianity  for 
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One  who  ^vas  there  in  1857-58. 
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One  Avho  ^vishes  vi^ell  to  him  in 
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Opimius.  William  Henry  Fitzhugh. 
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Opzoomer,  Miss.  Miss  Wallis.  Royal 
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Oraquill.  Man/  Bornemann.  Ma- 
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Osander.  Benjamin  Allen.  Miscella- 
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Osborne,  Edith.     Mrs.  Blake.     1876. 

Oscar.      Willard  0.  Carpenter. 

Oscar.  Mrs.      Leman       Grintstone. 

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Oscar  Fredrik.  Oscar  II.,  King  of 
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Ox and  Bull .     Bobert  Har- 

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Oyster,    An.     Robert    Henry    Cobbold. 

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"  By  .  .  .  from  home, 
Unaccuatom'd  to  roam, 
Who's  contented  to  dwell 
In  his  snui;  little  shell, 
With  the  world  as  it  goes, 
Or  the  tide  as  it  flows ; 
So  that  he  only  knows 
Of  sweet  peace,  the  rei^ose." 
Ipswich,  1832. 


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P.  Cazneau  Palfrey,  D.D.,  in  the 
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P.  Ephraini  Peabody,  D.D.,  in  the 
"  Christ.  Exam." 

P.  George  Putnam,  D.D.,  in  the 
"  Christ.  Exam." 


P.  [T.  G.  P.].  Bev.  Pender  Hodge 
Cudlip. 

P.  H.  B.  Palmar.  Bref  fran  Stock- 
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P.  George  P.  31arsh.  Translation 
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yeptember,  1845,  p.  256. 

P.  Edward  J.  Pringle.  (1)  Free 
school  system  in  South  Carolina.  "  South-- 
ern  Quar.  Rev.,"  October,  1849,  p.  31.  — 
(2)  The  judiciary  system  of  South  Caro- 
lina. "  Southern  Quar.  Rev.,"  November, 
1850,  p.  464.  —  (3)  McKenzie's  works. 
"  Southern  Quar.  Rev.."  January,  1848. 
—  (4)  "The  Teople,"  "Southern  Quar. 
Rev.,"  January,  1854,  p.  17. 

P.  Mrs.  Isabel  Burton,  ne'e  Countess 
Arundell  of  Wardour.  The  revival  of 
Christianity  in  Sj'ria  .  .  .  Related  by 
...     L.  187-. 

P.  Henry  Peuiierk.  St.  Piran's  Church, 
etc.     «  Gent.  Mag.,"  1844. 

P.  and  I.  Pamplin  and  Alex- 
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liighlands  of  Perthshire.     1857. 

P.,  A.  P.  Andrew  Preston  Peabody, 
D.D.  (1)  In  the  "Christ.  Exam."  — 
(2)  Position  and  duties  of  the  North 
with  regard  to  slavery.  "  Christ. 
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P.  A.  P.  O.  I.  L.  A.  John  Locke.  Epis- 
tola  de  tolerantia,  ad  clarissimum  virum 
T.  A.  R.  P.  T.  O.  L.  A.  li.e.  Theologia 
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P.,  A.  R.  Augustus  Russell  Pope,  in 
the  "  Christ.  Exam." 

P.,  A.  T.  Augustus  Tkorndike  Perkins. 
A  private  proof  printed  in  order  to  pre- 
serve certain  matters  connected  with  the 
Boston  branch  of  the  Perkins  family  .  .  . 
B.  1885. 

P.,  Rev.  C.  K.  Charles  Kegan  Paul. 
On  terms  of  communion  .  .  .  By  tlie  .  .  . 
Camb.,  1861. 

P.,  E.  Ephruim  Peabodi/.  (1)  In  the 
"  Christ.  Exam."  —  (2)  Tlie  i)oor  scholar. 
In  the' "United  States  Rev.  and  Literary 
Gazette,"  July,  1827,  p.  303.  — (3)  Sea- 
side musings.  In  the  "  United  States 
Rev.  and  Literary  Gazette,"  May,  1827, 
p.  137. 

P.,  E.  Edward  Pnrkitt,  in  the  "Clirist. 
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P.,  E.  A.  Edgar  Allan  Pop.  A  tale  of 
horror.  By  .  .  .  B.  1859.  —  See  "  (green- 
wood, Grace." 

P.,  E.  B.  Edward  Bonn'rlr  Puxcy, 
D.D.  (1)  Dr.  Ilampdcn'H  pa^t  iind  i)ris- 
ent  statements  conipiireil.  ().\f.  1836. — 
{2}   The   spiritunl    iiiiiili;i!,  i  y  .  .  ,  Law- 


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1846. 

P.,  E.  C.  Miss  E.  C.  Price.  One  only. 
By  .  .  .     L.  1874. 

P.,  E.  H.  Edward  Hayes  Plumptre, 
D.D.  His  signature  in  the  "Contem- 
porary Rev.,"  "  Guardian,"  etc.,  etc. 

P.,  E.  li.  Edward  Lillie  Pierce.  Secret 
suffrage.  From  the  Boston  "  Post,"  Aug. 
2, 1852,  and  Dedham  "  Gazette,"  July  30, 
1853. 

P.,  E.  P.  Miss  Elizabeth  Palmer 
Peabodi/. 

P.,  'E.  S.  Elizabeth  Sill  Pearsall, 
Countess  of  Harrington.  Poems  by  .  .  . 
L.  18—. 

P.,  F.  Francis  Parkman,  D.D.,  in  tlie 
"  Christ.  Exam." 

P.,  F.,  Jr.  Francis  Parkman,  Jr.,  in 
the  "Clirist.  Exam."  (B.),  1851. 

P.,  F.  A.  F.  A.  Porcher.  (1)  Ameri- 
can educational  works.  "  Southern  Quar. 
Rev.,"  January,  1854,  p.  57. —  (2)  Busy 
moments  of  an  idle  woman.  "  Southern 
Quar.  Rev.,"  January,  1854,  p.  212. — 
(3)  Common  schools  in  South  Carolina. 
"  Southern  Quar.  Rev.,"  April,  1854,  p. 
470. —  (4)False  views  of  liistory.  "South- 
ern Quar.  Rev.,"  July,  1852,  p.  23.— 
(5)  Historical  sketch  of  Craven  County. 
"Southern  Quar.  Rev.,"  April,  1854,  p. 
377.  —  (6)  Modern  art.  "  Southern  Quar. 
Rev.,"  January,  1852,  p.  86.  —  (7)  Politi- 
cal institutions  of  Sparta  and  Athens. 
"  Southern  Quar.  Rev.,"  October,  1853, 
p.  451. 

P.  F.  C.  Alexander  Dunlop.  Re- 
joinder to  the  Bishop  versus  the  Duke  . . . 
By  .  .  .     Edinb.  1850. 

P.,  G.  P.  George  Frederick  Pardon. 
The  Christmas  tree  .  .  .  for  all  young 
people.     L.  1856-60. 

P.,  G.  W.  George  Washington  Peck. 
(1)  A  fantasy  piece.  "Amer.  Whig 
Rev.,'"  August,  1848,  p.  179.  —  (2)  Ho- 
garth's musical  liistory.  "Amer.  Whig 
Rev.,"  May,  1848, p.  533.—  (3)  Hudson's 
k-ctures.  "  Amer.  Whig  Rev.,"  July,  1848, 
]).  39. —  (4)  Lamb's  letters.  "Amer. 
Whig  Rev.,"  October,  1848,  p.  381.— 
(5)  Men,  women,  and  books.  "  Y\mer. 
Wiiig  Hev.,"  October,  1847,  p.  399.  —(6) 
Music  in  New  York.  "  Amer.  Wliig 
Rev.,"  February'  and  May,  1847,  pp.  163, 
513.  —  (7)  Omoo.  "  Amer.  Whig  Rev.," 
July,  1847,  p.  36.  —  (8)  The  physiognomy 
of  cities.  "Amer.  Whig  Rev.,"  Septem- 
ber, 1847,  p.  233. —  (9)  Poems  and  prose 
writings  of  Richard  H.  Dana.  "Amer. 
Wliig  Rev.,"  January,  1850,  p.  66. — 
(10)  A  review  of  Mr.  Longfellow's 
Lviingeline  .  .  .     N.Y.  1848.  —  (11)  Rus- 


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sia.  "Amer.  Whig  Kev.,"  May,  1848, 
p.  493.  —  (12)  The  thousand  and  one 
nights.  "Amer.  Whig  Kev.,"  December, 
1847,  p.  601. —  (13)  Twenty  sonnets. 
"Amer.  Whig  Kev.,"  July,  1848,  p.  81.— 

(14)  Twenty  more  sonnets  ...  "  Amer. 
Whig  Rev.,"  November,  1850,  p.  502.  — 

(15)  The  violin.  "Amer.  Whig  Rev.," 
December,  1846,  p.  619.  —  (16)  The  vio- 
lin. "  Amer.  Whig  Kev.,"  December, 
1847,  p.  619.—  (17)  Works  of  Edgar  A. 
Poe.  "  Amer.  Whig  Kev.,"  March,  1850, 
p.  301.  — (18)  Works  of  J.  Fenimore 
Cooper.  "  Amer.  Whig  Rev.,"  April, 
1850,  p.  406. 

P.,  Gr.  W.  G(?orge  William  Pettes. 
Whist  universal :  an  analysis  of  the 
game  ...     B.  1887. 

P.,  K.,  the  Incomparable  Mrs. 
Airs.  Katherine  (^Fowler)  Philips. 

P.,  H.,  Penzance.  Henry  Penneck. 
(1)  On  the  protection  of  national  an- 
tiquities and  the  prostration  of  Men 
Skryfa.  "  Gent.  Mag.,"  1849.  —  (2)  Sir 
Harry  Trelawny.     "  N.  and  Q.,"  1860. 

P.,  H.  J.  Mrs.  Henrietta  J.  Putnam. 
Bible  verses  for  the  little  ones.     By  .  .  . 

P.,  H.  W.  Henry  Webster  Parker. 
(1)  Enjily.  "  Amer.  Whig  Rev.,"  August, 
1846,  p.  117.  — (2)  The  shadow.  — The 
death  of  Shelley:  a  vision.  "Amer. 
Whig  Rev.,"  May,  1849,  pp.  487,  530.  — 
(3)  To  a  flower  found  in  a  chest  of  tea. 
"Amer.  Whig  Rev.,"  April,  1849,  p.  407. 
—  (4)  Words  of  the  corpse-watcher  to 
his  comrade.  "  Amer.  Whig  Rev.," 
February,  1846,  p.  180. 

P.,  J.  John  Parkman,  in  the  "  Christ. 
Exam." 

P.,  J.  G.  John  Gorham  Palfrey,  in 
the  "  Christ.  Exam." 

P.,  J.  H.  James  Handasyd  Perkins,  in 
the  "  Christ.  Exam." 

P.,  K.  Karl  Pearson.  The  common 
sense  of  the  exact  sciences.  [By  Wil- 
liam Kingdon  Clifford  .  .  .  Edited  and 
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P.,  Li.  A.  D.  L.  A.  der  Pouyet.  Sa- 
cred chronology  and  numbers  ...  in 
their  application  to  .  .  .  prophecy  .  .  .  By 
.  .  .     Liverpool,  1863. 

P.,  Li.  J.  Mrs.  Louisa  Jane  (^Park) 
Hall,  in  the  "  Christ.  Exam." 

P.,  M.  de.  M.  de  Cornelis  Pauw. 
Reserches  philosophiques  sur  les  Ameri- 
caines  .  .  .     Par  .  .  .     Berlin,  1770. 

P.,  M.  L.  Mrs.  Mary  (Loivell)  Putnam. 
(1)  Hungary  and  Austria.  In  the  "Christ. 
Exam."  (B.),  1850.—  (2)  Tlie  N.  A.  Re- 
view on  Hungary.     The  same,  1851. 

P.,  O.  W.  B.  Oliver  William  Bourne 
Peahody,  in  the  "  Christ.  Exam." 


P.  P.  Theodor  Wilhelm  Kjerstrup 
Rumohr.  Nils  Juel,  der  danische  admiral 
und  seine  zeit.  Stuttgart,  1848. 
■  P.  Q.  R.  Augustus  Pecquer{^).  The 
Unionist  ...  P^ditor  for  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
Tunbridge  W^ells,  1848. 

P.,  Sir  R.  Sir  Richard  Phillips.  A 
letter  to  the  livery  of  London  relative  to 
the  views  of  the  writer  in  executing  the 
office  of  sheriff.     By  .  .  .     L.  1808. 

P.,  S.  H.  Stephen  H.  Perkins.  The 
middle  classes.  —  The  motive  of  vir- 
tue. In  the  "Christ.  Exam."  (B.), 
1850-51. 

P.,  T.  Theodore  Parker,  in  the  "  Christ. 
Exam." 

P.,  T.  Theophihts  Parsons.  His  sig- 
nature as  editor  of  the  "  United  States 
Literary  Gazette,"  1825. 

P.,  T.  Sir  Thomas  Phillipps.  The 
visitation  of  Somerset,  1623.  Typis 
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P.,  T.,  S.  C.  T.  Thomas  Phillips,  sec- 
ular canon  at  Tongres.  The  study  of 
sacred  literature  fully  stated  and  con- 
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P.,  W.  W.  Pilkington.  The  Athlete 
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H.  F.  Wilkinson. 

P.,  W.  William  Parsons  Lunt.  Poe- 
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B. 1826. 

William  Bourne  Oliver 
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]\[rs.  Lcetitia.  Pilkington. 
The  draper's  [M.  Pilkington]  letter  to 
.  .  .  concerning  her  book  of  memoirs 
lately  published.     Dublin,  1748. 

P — r,    31 — w,    Esq.       Matthew    Prior, 
Esq.   Upon  Lady  Katherine  H — de's  first 
appearing   at   the   playhouse   in    Drury 
L. 1718. 
Mr.      William   Pitt,   Earl 
The   speech   of  .  .  .      L. 


P.,  W.  B.  O. 

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By. 


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P  .  . 

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Ireland 


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P 1,    J ,    commonly 

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author  of  a  pamphlet,  entitled  an  Exam- 
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P ,  L.  U.,  A.M.     Thomas  Edwards. 

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Philaletes.     Joseph  Backhmd.     1839. 

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Philalethes.  Robert  Findlay,  D.D. 
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Philalethes.  Bev.  John  Bruce.  Re- 
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Philalethes.  Richard  Challoner,  D.D. 
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Philalethes  Antichubbius.  F.  Hor- 
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Philalethes  Cantabrigiensis.  Bishop 
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Presbyter  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
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Presbyter  of  the  Church  of  Eng- 
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Presbyter  of  the  Diocese  of  Massa- 
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Prescott,  Thomas  O.  Bev.  Thomas 
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Bible  work  at  home  and  abroad  .  .  . 
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R.,  R.  Robert  Runeberg.  A  Swedish 
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R.,    R.     Robert   Roxby.      The   fisher's 
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R.,  S.  Rev.  Samuel  Rosewell.  A  con- 
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Rector,  The.  Rev.  Henry  Gregory. 
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Rector,  The.  Rev.  Theodore  William 
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Rector,  The.  Rev.  Charles  Cotesworth 
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Rector,  The.  Dudley  Atkins  Tyng. 
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Rector,  The.  Rev.  Gilbert  H.  Sayres. 
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Resident  at  the"  Falls,  A.  T.  G. 
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Resident  Clergyman,  A.  Mark  Hil- 
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Resident  of  Paris,  A.  Dionysius 
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Resident  of  Sherwood  Forest,  A. 
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Resident  of  twelve  Years  at  Rlari- 
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Erroneously  ascribed  to  R.  J.  Meigs. 

Resident  of  Washington,  A.  Wil- 
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Restorationist  Clergynian,  A. 
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■"  The  Consultation,  a  poem."  By  Francis 
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Among  the  persons  satirized  in  this  poem  are 
■"  Reverendo,"  Nicholas  Boscaiven ;  "Consultus 
Gripe,"   George  Veale,  solicitor;  "  Tanncrius," 

Mr.  Roberts,  of  St.  Levan;  "  K— 1, ,"  I'om 

Kepil,  clerk  to  ■  G.  Veale;  "  Duffanus,"  James 
Sie?;e/js,.Wesleyan  preacher;  "A  wight  skilled 
in  mathematics,"  X)ior?is«MS  Williams;  "Homi- 
cide," George  Treweelce,  surgeon;  "  Barabbas," 
Pearce,  surgeon;  "  C — mer,  and  Michael  curates 
at  Bury  an." 

Reviewer,  The.  James  Lewis,  D.D. 
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He  was  assisted  frequently  by  Mons.  Le  Poit- 
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Rage." 

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Richard,  le  Bonhomine.  Benjamin 
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facile  de  payer  les  impots.  Trad,  de 
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1794. 

Richardus  Critic  us  Cantabrigien- 
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^Riddery,  Mac — an — 't'sen.  Maurice 
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1881. 

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Right  Reverend  Father  in  God, 
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Right  Itev.  the  Lord  Bishop  of 
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who  .  .  .  ascribe  the  book  intituled,  "A 
plain  account  of  'the  nature  and  end  of 
the  Sacrament  of  the  Lord's  Supi)er," 
to  his  Lordship.  By  the  author  of 
"  Pro])osals  for  the  revival  of  Chris- 
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Rivella.  Mrs.  N.  de  la  Riviere 
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Rivers,  Guy.     William  Gilmore  Simms. 

Rivers,  Rev.  Joseph.  Rev.  Joshua 
Brookes. 

He  is  described  in  Parkinson's  "  Old  Church 
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pears under  his  own  name  in  the  "  Manchester 
Man  "  of  Mr.  G.  Linnagus  Banks.  His  general 
appearance  gained  him  the  nickname  of  the 
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Riverside,  John.     Noah  Brooks. 

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Rivington,  James.  Francis  Hop- 
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This  was  one  of  the  wittiest  of  Hopkinson's 
papers  in  ridicule  of  Rivington. 

Robart,  John.      Thomas  Surnerton. 

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Robert,  Adrien.     Charles  Basset. 

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Slug,  Abel.     Henri/  Headletj. 

Sly,  Sam.     William  Taylor  Sammons. 

Small-beer  Poet.  William  Thomas 
Fitzgerald.      So  called  by  Cobbett. 

Smallage,  George.  George  Smal- 
ridge. 

Small  Shot.  Dr.  Joseph  Toiuers.  The 
"shade  of  Dr.  Stuart  defended  against 
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p.  1128. 

Smallshot,  Jasper.    Maj. Ware. 

Sqtiibs  and  crackers,  serious,  comical,  and 
tender,  by  .  .  .     L.  1812. 

Smith,  Mr.,  Demy  of  Magdalen 
College,  Oxford.  Walter  Birch,  B.D. 
Verses  spoken  at  the  Encsna,  by  .  .  . 
Oxf.  1810. 

Smith,  J.  Jeremy  Collier.  Signature 
to  a  letter  to  Atkins,  the  publisher,  Dec. 
1,  1710. 

Smith,  Prof.  J.  Q.  John  P.  Burt. 
Humorous  sketches  and  addresses  by 
.  .  .      Dubuque,  la.,  1879. 

Smith,  John.  Henry  Swasey  McKean. 
Tieck's  "  Lover  of  Nature  "  :  a  tale,  trans. 
.  .  .  by  .  .  .     Camb.,  Mass.,  1833. 

Smith,  John,  Esquire.  Seba  8mith(^). 
Speech  .  .  .  not  delivered  at  Smithville, 
Sept.  15th,  1864.     N.Y.  1864. 

Smith,  Sir  Michael  Angelo  Raph- 
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Chaucer." 

Smith,  Shirley.  Miss  Ella  J.  Curtis. 
The  favourite  of  Fortune.     L.  1886. 

Smith  of  Smitheden,  The.  Daniel 
M'lvor.  The  wanderer:  fantasia  and 
vision,  &c.     By  .  .  .     Edinb.  1857. 

Snaffle,  Will,  The  Saddler.  Bohert 
Dunkin,  in  Paris's  "Philosophy  in  Sport." 
L.  1827. 

Society  of  Gardeners,  A.  Thomas 
Fairchild  and  others.  Catalogus  planta- 
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Society  of  Gentlemen,  A.  Adam 
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Edinburgh  Magazine  and  Review."  By 
,  .  .     Edinb.  1773-70. 

Also  Baid  to  have  been  conducted  by  IVilliam 
Smellie  and  Gilbert  Stuart, 

Society  of  Gentlemen,  A.  Andrew 
Kippis -and  others.  " 'I'lie  I.iibrary ;  or, 
Moral  and  Critical  Magazine."  By  .  .  . 
L.  1761-62. 

Society  of  Gentlemen,  A.  Ephraim 
Chambers.  "  The  Literary  Magazine  ;  or, 
the  History  of  the  Works  of  the  Learned" 
...     Hy...     L.  173.5-37. 

Society  of  Gciitlcmcn,  etc.,  A.  John 
Potter,  M .D.  "  Tlio  Theatrical  Review," 
...     \iy  .  .  .     L.  1772. 

Society  of  the  Learned,  A.     Ralph 


Heathcote,  Sylva ;  or,  the  wood ;  being  a 
collection  of  anecdotes  .  .  .  By  ...  L. 
1786. 

Socrates  Christianus.  Ediuard  Ste- 
phens. Letter  to  a  missionary  priest.  By 
.  . .     n.p.,  n.d. 

Sola.  Josephine  Tyler.  Waymarks ; 
or,  Sola  in  Europe.     N.Y.  1885. 

Soldier,  A.  A.  F.  Hill.  Our  boys. 
The  personal  experiences  of  ...  in  the 
Army  of  the  Potomac.     P.  1865. 

Soldier  of  the  Cross,  A.  William 
Robertson  Aikman.  The  last  regret ;  or, 
the  power  of  divine  regeneration  .  .  .  By 
.  .  .     L.  1861. 

Soldiers'  Friend,  The.  Frederick, 
Duke  of  York. 

Solicitor,  A.  Richard  Sargent.  Prin- 
ciples of  the  laws  of  England.  By  ;  .  . 
L. 1839. 

Solicitor-General,  The.  Sir  Roun- 
dell  Palmer.  —  See  "  F.,  T."  [Thomas  Fal- 
coner] . 

Solitaire.      George  Wilder  Fox. 

Some  of  his  quondam  dear  Friends, 
called  Quakers.  George  White^/ield.  A 
serious  examination  of  George  Keith's 
pretended  serious  call  to  the  Quakers 
...     By  .  .  .     L.  1707. 

Somebody.  George  Gordon  Noel 
Byron,  Lord  Byron.  Poems  written  by 
.  .  .  most  respectfully  dedicated  (by  per- 
mission) to  nobody;  and  intended  for 
everybody  who  can  read ! ! !     L.  1818. 

Somers.     Harry  Slillicell  Edwards. 

Somersetshire  Clergyman,  A.  Rev. 
Thomas  Spencer.  The  corn  laws  and  the 
national  debt ;  or,  the  parson's  dream 
and  the  queen's  speech.  By  ...  L. 
1841. 

Son  of  a  Military  Officer,  The. 
Frederick  W.  N.  Bayley.  Four  years' 
residence  in  the  West  Indies,  during  the 
years  1826-29.     By  .  .  .     L.  1833. 

Son  of  Candor,  A.  Richard  Gren- 
ville,  1st  Earl  Temple.  The  principles 
of  the  late  changes  impartially  exam- 
ined .  .  .  from  ...     L.  1765. 

Also  ascribed  to  George  Grenville. 

Son  of  Martin-Marprelate.  Thomas 
Walter.  An  essay  upon  that  paradox, 
infallibility  may  sometimes  mistake  ;  or, 
a  reply  to  a  discourse  concerning  Epis- 
cojjacy.  Prefixed  some  remarks  upon 
"  A  Discourse  "  [Mr.  Checkley's]  shew- 
ing who  is  a  true  pastor  of  Christ,  etc. 
By  .  .  .     B.  1724. 

Sophia,  MevrouTT.  Mevrouw  Sophia 
MacLeod.     1882. 

Sopho.  Henry  Horm,  Lord  Karnes. 
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sentiments  contained  in  the  writings  of 


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.  .  .  and  David  Hume,  Esq.  By  George 
Anderson.     Edinb.  1755. 

South     Carolina     Federalist,     A. 

Charles  Pinckney{'i).  Answer  to  a  dia- 
logue between  a  Federalist  and  a  Repub- 
lican, first  inserted  in  tlie  newspapers  in 
Cliarleston.     Charleston,  1800. 

South-Carolinian,  A.  Whitemarsh 
Benjuinin  Seabrook.  An  appeal  to  the 
people  of  the  Northern  and  Eastern 
States,  on  the  subject  of  negro  slavery 
in  South  Carolina.     By  .  .  .     N.Y.  1834. 

South  Carolinian,  A.  Joel  Boberts 
Poinsett.  Notes  on  Mexico,  with  maps. 
P.  1824. 

Southern  Physician,  A.  Dr.  Samuel 
H.  Dickson.  The  principle  of  life. 
"Amer.  ¥/hig  Rev.,"  October,  1847,  p. 
362. 

Southerner,  A.  Edward  Alfred  Pol- 
lard. The  Southern  spy;  or,  curiosities 
of  slavery  in  tlie  South.  Letters  from 
...  to  a  Northern  friend.     W.  1859. 

Spec,  Alonzo,  Historical  Painter. 
William  Makepeace  Thackeraij.  Mr. 
Spec's  remonstrance.     "  Punch,"  1843. 

Special  Commissioner,  A.  John 
Lewis  Roqet.  A  Cambridge  scrap  book 
...     By  ^  .     Camb.  1859^ 

Spectator.  Henrfj  Walter  Bellew. 
Contributions  to  the  Calcutta  "English- 
man "  in  February,  1869,  under  this  sig- 
nature. 

Spirit  of  a  Little  Bell  awakened 
by  "  The  Chimes,"  The.  Mrs.  Matilda 
Anne  (^Planche)  Mackarness.  Old  Joliffe  ; 
not  a  goblin  story.     By  ...     L.  1845. 

Sporus.  John  Hervey,  Lord  Hervey. 
In  Pope's  "  Prologue  to  the  Satires."  — 
See  "  Lord  Fanny." 

Square,  A.  Edwin  Abbott  Abbott. 
Flatland :  a  romance  of  many  dimen- 
sions.    By  .  .  .     B.  1885. 

Squat,  Squire.  Sir  William  Pulteney, 
Earl  of  Bath.  —  See  "  Courtly,"  Sir  Rob- 
ert Courtly. 

Squid,  Scotch.     Eliza  Gilbert  Hurd. 

Squintum,  Doctor.  George  White- 
Jield.     In  Foote's  farce  of  the  "  Minor." 

Sqnintum,  Doctor.  Rei\  Edward 
Irving.  So  called  by  Theodore  Edward 
Hook,  Esq. 

Squirt,  Dr.,  apothecary  to  alma 
mater's  (or  the  old  lady's)  Stew^ard. 
Rev.  Dr.  Samuel  Squire. 

"From  an  unlucky  similitude  of  names,  he 
was  ridiculed  by  tbe  aijpellation  of  .  .  .  His 
dark  complexion  procured  him  iu  college  conver- 
sation, and  in  the  squibs  of  the  town,  the  nick- 
name of  '  The  Man  of  Angola.'  " 

Staff  Officer,  A.  Lieut.  Col.  Fred.  C. 
Newhall.  With  General  Sheridan  in  his 
last  campaign.     By  ...     P.  186G. 


Stage  Driver,  A.  James  S.  McCue. 
Twenty  years  in  California.  Incidents 
in  the  life  of  .  .  .     San  Francisco,  187- 

Stalwart  Republican,  A.  Rev. 
Henri]  C.  Badger.  Dead  heads,  financial 
and  moral  ...     By  .  .  .     B.  1884. 

Stanley,  Henry  ]>I.     John  Roivlands. 

St— pe,  Sir  W — in.  Sir  William  Stan- 
hope. The  original  speech  of  .  .  .  L. 
1748. 

Stanton,  Evan.  Rev.  T.  P.  Hughes, 
author  of  "  Ruhainah." 

Starbuck,  Caleb.  E.  C.  Godwin. 
Hampton  heisihts ;  or,  the  spinster's 
ward.     N.Y.  1856. 

Starr,  Margaret.     Miss  J.  S.  Cragin. 

Starvation  Dundas.  Henry  Dundas, 
1st  Lord  Melville,  who  first  introduced 
the  word  starvation  into  the  English 
language,  in  a  speech  in  Parliament,  in 
1775,  in  an  American  debate. 

State  Agent,  A.  John  Lewis  Peyton. 
The  American  crisis  ;  or,  pages  from  the 
note  book  of  .  .  .  during  the  civil  war. 
L. 1867. 

State  Librarian  [of  Connecticut], 
The.  Charles  .Jeremiah  Hoadly .  Report 
of  .  .  .  relating  to  the  registration  of 
births  and  deaths  for  .  .  .  1862.  New 
Haven,  1863. 

State  Librarian,  The.  William  Tur- 
ner Coggeshall.  State  library,  13th  an- 
nual report  .  .  .  With  a  historical  sketch 
by  .  .  .     1859. 

Steenwyck.  Henry  Clay  Lukens,  in 
the  "  Norristown  Herald. 'L 

Steeple  Jack.     Charles  Aubin. 

Stein,  A.  Margaretha  Wulff.  Little 
Anna  :  a  story  for  pleasant  little  children. 
B.n.d. 

Stein,  Armin.  Hermann  Nietschmann. 
Count  Erbach  :  a  story  of  the  Reforma- 
tion.    N.Y. 1882. 

Stein,  Paul.  Albertine  (Roslein)  Hin- 
rich.  Handwork  und  Industrie.  Leipzig, 
1860. 

Stella.  Mary  M.  Cox.  Minna  Monte. 
By...     P.  1872. 

Stentor.  William  Stanley,  D.D.  So 
called  in  the  "  Tattler  "  for  the  loudness 
of  his  voice. 

Stepliens,  Kitty.  Catherine  Capell- 
Coningsby,  Countess  of  Essex. 

Stephenson,  Valentine.  Miss  Georg- 
ina  Hamlen. 

Stepniak.  Michael  Dragomanov(^.'). 
Underground  Russia  .  .  .  By  ...  L. 
1883. 

Three  or  four  other  names  are  given. 

Stern,  Detlef.  Dora  Slrempel.  Hy- 
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Stern,  Otto.  Louise  Otto  Peters.  Lud- 
wig,  der  kellner.     Leipzig,  1843. 

Sterne,  Laurence.  John  Cars.  A 
■continuation  of  Tristram  Shandy  (L. 
1760),  was  by  John  Cars. 

Stevenson.  Mrs.  Elizabeth  (^Cleghorn) 
Gaskell. 

Stevenson,  Pierce.  Mrs.  C.  E.  S. 
(Sheridan)  Norton.  On  the  custody  of 
infants'  act,  in  the  "  Law  Magazine." 

Stilling,  Heinrich.  Johann  Heinrich 
Jung.  (1)  Tlie  autobiography  of  .  .  . 
L.  1843.—  (2)  Heinrich Stilling's  jugend; 
eine  wahrhafte  geschichte.  Berlin,  1777, 
etc. 

Stomach,  A.  Sydney  W/iiting.  Me- 
moirs of  .  .  .  Written  by  himself  ...  L. 
18—. 

Stonecastle,  Henry.  Henry  Baker. 
"  The  Universal  Spectator  and  Weekly 
Journal."     L.  1728-33. 

In  "I.  and  P."  this  is  assigned  to  "William 
Oldys.  Stephen  in  "National  Biography"  as- 
cribes it  to  Baker. 

Stonehenge.  John  Henry  Walsh.  The 
coursing  calendar  and  review  of  the 
season  .  .  .      Edited  by  .  .  .     L.  1857,  etc. 

Storks.  Pi'of.  Thomas  Henry  Hux- 
ley, in  Mr.  Mallock's  "The  New  Re- 
public." 

The  real  names  of  the  fictitious  characters  in- 
troduced, are  as  follows:  "  Htorks,"  Prof.  Hux- 
ley ;  "Stockton,"  Prof.  Tijndall ;  "Herbert," 
Mr.  Ruski.n  ;  "  Donald  Gordon,"  Ihomas  Car- 
lyle ;  "  Jenkinson,"  Prof.  Jewett ;  "Mr.  Luke," 
Mr.  Matthew  Arnold;  "Saunders,"  Prof. 
Kingdon  Clifford;  "Ro.se,"  Mr.  W.  Pater; 
"Leslie,"  Mr.  Hardinf/e ;  "  Seyden,"  Dr. 
Pu.sei/ ;  "  Lady  Grace,"  Mrx.  Mark  Pattlson; 
"  Mrs.  Sinclair,"  Mrs.  Singleton  (  Violet  Fane). 
See  "  N.  and  Q.,"  March  6,  1886,  p.  192. 

Stot,  Joseph.  Robert  Whitworth.  A 
sequel  to  the  friendly  advice  to  the  poor 
of  Manchester.     Manchester,  1756. 

Stray  Yankee  in  Texas,  A.  Samuel 
A.  Hammitt. 

Streamlet,  Rev.  Josiah.  Bev.  Joshua 
Brookes,  in  "  Blackwood,"  March,  1821. 
Brief  sketch  of  Kev.  Josiah  Streamlet. 
[By  Mr.  Charles  Wheeler.] 

Stretcher.     /..  Hnhert.     1814. 

Strivelyne,  Elsie.  Sir  Joseph  Noel 
Palon.     >:-:. 

Student,  A.  John  Brown.  The  ac- 
coucheur :  a  letter  to  Rev.  Mr.  Tatter- 
shall  ...  on  the  evils  of  manmidwifery. 
By  .  .  .     L.  18.59. 

Student,  A.  Albert  Jerome  Chittenden. 
The  candidating  fair.  A.  S.'s  dream  of 
trial  preaching.     Andover,  Mass.,  1873. 

Student,  A.  R.  Magill,  A.M.  The 
race :  a  prize  poem,  composed  at  Glas- 
gow College,  in  April,  1814,  with  other 
poems.     By  .  .  ,     Glasgow,  1815. 


Student  in  Paris,  A.  Augustus  Kings- 
ley  Gardner.  Old  wine  in  new  bottles ; 
or,  spare  hours  of  .  .  .     N.Y.  1848. 

Student  in  the  University  of  Glas- 
gow, A.  James  Arbuckle.  Glotta.  Glas- 
gow, 1721. 

Student  of  Humanity,  A.  David 
Pae.  The  powers  of  Europe  and  the 
world's  great  quarrel  .  .  .  By  .  .  .  Edinb. 
1855. 

Student  of  Medicine,  A.  Rev.  Wil- 
liam Bobb.  A  gratulatory  address  to  his 
alma  mater.     By  .  .  .     Edinb.  1826. 

Student  of  Medicine  in  the  Uni- 
versity of  Edinburgh,  A.  Alexander 
Campbell.  Odes  and  miscellaneous  poems. 
By  .  .  .     Edinb.  1796. 

Student  of  the  Middle  Temple,  A. 
Joseph  Beldam.  II  pastore  incantato  :  a 
drama ;  Pompeii,  and  other  poems.  By 
...     L.  1823. 

Student  of  the  Middle  Temple,  A. 
Henry  Lucas.  The  tears  of  Alnwick : 
a  pastoral  elegy  .  .  .     By ...     L.  1777. 

Sub-Utopian,  A.  Richard  Walker, 
B.D.  Oxford  in  1888  :  a  fragmentary 
dream.     By  .  .  .     Oxf .  1838. 

Subaltern  of  Artillery,  A.  Frederick 
Robinson.     Seven  gray  pilgrims.     1874. 

Sue-Sand,  Alexandre,  fils.  Edicard 
Hamlei/  Bruce.  The  last  French  hero. 
Edinb!  1879. 

Suffolk  Minister,  A.  Thomas  Har- 
mer.  Remarks  on  the  ancient  and  pres- 
ent state  of  the  Congregational  churches 
of  Norfolk  and  Suffolk  ...  By  .  .  . 
1777. 

Suh,  Au***te.     P.  L.  Stapleton.    1818. 

Summerdale.  Alexander  Young. 
Why  we  live.     By  .  .  .     Ciiicago,  1880. 

Sundarius.  Charles  Spencer,  3d  Earl 
of  Sunderland. 

Sunday  School  Teacher,  A.  F.  0. 
Fish.  St.  Ann's  Church,  Brooklyn,  N.Y., 
1784-1845  ...     By  .  .  .     Brooklyn,  1845. 

Superintendent,  A.  Lewis  Glover 
Pruij.  The  Boston  Sunday  school  hymn 
book.     By  .  .  .     B.  1834. 

Superintendent,  The.  James  Edward 
Fitzger(dd.  Address  of  His  Honor  .  .  . 
at  the  opening  of  the  first  legislative 
council  of  tiie  province  of  Canterbury, 
New  Zealand,  September  27,  1853.  Lit- 
telton,  N.Z.,  1853. 

Superintendent,  The.  Edward  Au- 
gustus Ilolyoke.  Ni'W  year's  address  to 
the  cliildren  of  the  Nortli  Society  Sunday 
Scliool,  Salem,  Mass.  By  .  .  .  Salem, 
1843. 

Superintendent,  The.  Samuel  Hobart 
Winldeij.  A  question  book  on  the  life  of 
Jesus  .' .  .     By  .  .  .     B.  1860. 


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Superintendent,  The.  Samuel  Hurd 
Walleij.  The  S.'s  offering.  By  .  .  .  B. 
1848. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Schools, 
The.  John  JJudleij  Philbrick.  Course  of 
study  for  grammar  schools  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
B.  1868. 

Superintendent  of  the  Coast  Sur- 
vey, The.  Alexander-  Dallas  Bache. 
Navy  Yard  at  Patuxent  River.  Letter 
from  ...     W.  1866. 

Superior  of  the  Society,  The. 
Priscilta  Lydia  Sellon.  Reply  to  a  tract 
by  the  Rev.  J.  Spurrell  ...     L.  1852. 

Supernumerary,  A.  John  Fring.  On 
the  principles  of  the  common  or  incep- 
tive discipline  .  .  .     By  ...     L.  1840. 

Surgeon  Aurist,  A.  William  Wright. 
A  few  minutes'  advice  to  deaf  persons 
...     By  .' .  .     L.  1839. 

Surgeon  of  the  U.  S.  Navy.  William 
S.  W.  Ruschenberger.  Remarks  on  the 
condition  of  the  hospital  fund  of  the 
United  States  ...     P.  1848. 

Suspensurus.  Charles  Lamb.  On 
the  last  peach,  in  the  "  London  Mag.," 
1825. 

Sussex,  Jasper.  William  Maginn. 
The  equality  of  the  sexes.  "Blackwood's 
Mag.,"  August,  1826. 

Sussex  Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  Joseph 
Wise.  The  coronation  of  David  .  .  . 
By  .  .  .     Lewes,  1766. 

Swahn,  Christer.  Prof.  V.  H.  Wich- 
strom.  En  sjelfmordares  anteckningar. 
Sthlm.  1882. 

Swellmore.         William      Makepeace 


Thackeraij.      Poor    Puggy.       "Punch," 
October,  1851. 

'^    Swerdna,  Mrs.      3Ii-s.  Andrews. 

Ambrose  Rodman.     By  .  .  .     N.Y.  1865. 

Swift,  Jonathan.  Jolm  Arbuthnot,. 
M.D.     Le  proccs,  etc.     L.  1754. 

Sycorax.  Joseph  Ritson.  In  Dibdin's 
"  Bibliomania." 

Sylvan.     George  Wright.     1772. 

Sylvan.  Richard  Wright  Proctor. 
Memorials  of  Manchester  streets.  Man- 
chester, 18 — . 

Sylvaiius.      William  Carleton. 

Sylvanus.  Joh7i  Nichols.  Visit  to  an 
octogenarian,  July  17,  182.3;  signed 
"  Capricornus "  [Ur.  Thomas  Prognall 
Dibdin].  In  Nichols'  "Illustrations  of 
Literature,"  Vol.  VIII.,  pp.  26-29. 

Sylvia.  Mrs.  Sara  Pfeiffer.  Foster- 
barnet.     Medaljongen.     Sthlm.  1864. 

Sylvianus.  Rev.  William  Duke.  His 
signature  to  a  pamphlet  published  in 
1816,  on  the  difficulties  in  the  Church  of 
Maryland  with  the  Rev.  George  Dashiell. 

Sylvius.  Hugh  Williamson.  Letters 
from  ...  to  the  freemen  inhabitants  of 
the  United  States.     N.Y.  1787. 

Synergus.  Rev.  Robert  Edward  Gam- 
ham.  Papers  in  "  Commentaries  and 
Essays,"  published  by  the  society  for  pro- 
moting the  knowledge  of  the  Scriptures. 
L.  1784-96.  — See  "Gent.  Mag.,"  VoL 
LXXII.,  p.  1221. 

Syphax.  John  Tucker  Prince,  in  the 
Boston  "  Transcript." 

Syr.  Samuel  A.  Allen.  My  own  home 
and  fireside.    P.  1846. 


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T.     Samuel  Johnson. 

Boswell  Bays  that  Dr.  Johnson  dictated  the 
essays  in  the  "  Adventurer,"  signed  "  T,"  to 
Richard  Bathurst  (d.  1762),  who  wrote  them 
down  and  sold  them  for  two  guineas  each  for  his 
own  benefit. 

T.  Thomas  Broughton,  who  contributed 
the  lives  marked  "  T,"  in  the  original 
edition  of  "  Biographia  Britannica." 

T.  William  Jlenry  Trenwith.  (1) 
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'  Kitty  liyland,'  Miss  Peggy  Tremenheere  ; 
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Vicar  of  Harewood,  The.  R.  Hale. 
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Vicar  of  Penley,  The.  7?.  W.  Foul- 
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cities  of  the  United  States,  between  1870 
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Villerg'le,  De.  Auguste  Le  Poitevin 
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Village  Pastor,  A.  Rev.  J.  Lawson. 
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Village  Pastor,  A.  Samuel  Irenceus 
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Villamaria.     Frau Timme.     Der 

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Vincent,Jacques.  Mme.Dussaud.  The 
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These  curious  studies  are  followed  by  five 
letters  by  the  same  author,  under  the  general 
title  of  "  Milord  Bariniborough  et  see  Amis  .  .  ." 
The  letters  are  signed  respectively:  — 

1.  Le  Chevalier  Elzear  de  la  Rabasse- 

2.  Throphime  Amadou. 

3.  Agricol  Caron  Aioli. 

4.  Lazare  Arleri. 

5.  ]^escio  Quern. 

The  fifth  letter  was  originally  sent  to  the  editor 
of  "LeCourrierdcsBouches  du  Rhone,"  by  the 
imaginary  personage,  "  Bernardbus  von  Kraken- 
dorf  de  Blaguenhof ." 

An  "  errata"  of  eight  pages  follows  these  sup- 
plements.   It  is  signed  "  Georges  Alearius." 

Vindex.     Edmund  Henry  Barker. 

Vindex.  Sir  William  Drummond. 
1812-14. 

Vindex.  William  Gibbons,  M.D.  Let- 
ters on  tlie  doctrines  of  the  Friends.  1823. 

Vindex.  Rev.  George  Allen.  A  re- 
view of  the  Reverend  Aaron  Pickett's 
"  Reply  "  and  "  Defence."  By  .  .  .  B. 
1S18. 

Vindex.  .Tolin  Pinkerton.  Vindica- 
tion of  Heron's  "Letters  of  literature," 
in  "  Gent.  Mag."  for  November,  1786,  p. 
943,  and  December,  1780,  p.  1021. 

Mr.  Pinkerton  continued  his  defence  of  Heron's 
"Letters"  in  another  letter,  signed  "Vindex," 
in  "  fient.  Mag."  for  December,  1786,  p.  1021,  in 
which  he  attacked  Dr.  Stuart  and  the  "  Knglish 
lieview."    This  produced  a  controversy  between 


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"  Small  Shot  "  [Dr.  Towers]  and  "  Vindex  " 
{Pinkerton] ;  for  which  the  reader  is  referred  to 
"Gent.  Mag."  for  1786,  p.  112S;  17S7)  pp.  121, 
130,  29(3,  397.  See  "Illustrations  of  Literature," 
VIII.,  p.  131. 

Vindex,  Biblicus  and  Candidus. 
Sir  Williatn  Druinmond.     1813. 

Vindicator,  The.  Rev.  John  Fletcher. 
A  second  cheek  to  Antinomianism.  By 
...     L.  1771. 

Violinist,  A.  Eric  Mackay.  Love 
letters  of  .  .  .     L.  188-. 

Also  ascribed  to  Willie  Blair. 

Virey,  Leopold.  Paschal  Grousset. 
Signature  to  romances  in  "  Figaro." 

Virginia  Antiquary,  The.  Richard 
Bland.  "  His  perfect  mastery  of  every  fact 
connected  with  the  settlement  and  progress 
of  the  colony  gave  him  the  name  of . . ." 

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W.,  W.  W.  Wileman.  Our  present 
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W.,  W.  G.  William  George  Ward. 
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W.,  W.  T.  William  T.  Wragg.  The 
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W — d,  Mr.  Rev.  George  Whitejield. 
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W — g,  K.  Karl  J.  Warburg.  A  Swed- 
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W — s.  John  Weiss,  in  the  "Christ. 
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Wagner,  Eduard.     Robert  Springer. 
■^Wagon  Boy,  The.     Thomas  Corwin. 
C  Wainwright,  Alexander.      William 
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Wallis,  Ik.      Thomas  R.  Laughton. 

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Wanderer,  The.  George  William 
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Warth,  Julian.  Mrs.  Julia  (Warth) 
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Warton,  S.     S.  Sherard. 

Warwick.     Frederick  R.  Ryer. 

Watchman,  A.  Ephraim  Stinchjield. 
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Water-Drinker,  A.  Charles  Lamb. 
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In  "I.  and  P."  this  was  ascribed  to  Basil 
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Wattle.  Walter  Chisholm.  Some  .of 
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Weaver,  A.  John  Bowden,  D.J).  A 
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Weber,  Karl.     Adolf  Miitzelburg . 

Weber,  Veit.  Georg  Philipp  Ludwig 
Leonhard  Wachter.  Author  of  Legends 
of  ancient  times,  —  Sagen  der  vorzeit,  — 
from  which  Sir  Walter  Scott  took  his^ 
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Wed  ale.     Sir  John  Hill. 

Welch  Freeholder,  A.  Thomas  Pen- 
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Werden,  Adolf.     Alexander  Mann. 

Werder,  Bertha  v.  Bertha  Antoinette 
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Werner,  Julian.     Karl  Dilthey. 

Wesleyan,  A.  T.  E.  Horwell.  Odd 
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Wesleyan  Minister,  A.  William 
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West,  Annie.  Mrs.  Annie  QAdams) 
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West,  Buxton.    Edwin  Boss  Chamjilin. 

West,  Thomas,  F.A.S.  Thomas  Daniel. 
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West  India  Merchant,  A.  John 
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which  the  British  West  Indies  now  la- 
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West  Indian,  A.  Sir  Simon  Houghton 
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Westminster  Elector,  A.  Alexander 
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Wheaton,  Campbell.  Henry  Stuart 
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Whirler,  The.  John  Newhery,  in  "  The 
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Whistle,  BUly.  Dr.  William  Whewell. 
As  they  used  to  call  him  at  Oxford,  be- 
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his  name  than  to  pronounce  it. 

Whistling  Commercial,  The.  8. 
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White,  C  H.  Heman  W.  Chaplin. 
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White,  Hubert.     J.  Storer  Cobb. 

White,  Thomas,  Jr.  Thomas  Stewart 
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White  Republican,  The.  Hiram 
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Wicliflfe.  Bobert  Nares.  Blanco  White 
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Widdern,  Marie.  Marie  Bi-andi-np. 
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Wide  Awake.      George  W.  Moore. 

Wife  of  an  Officer,  The.  Mrs.  F. 
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Wight  skilled  in  Mathematics.  Dio- 
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Wilde,  Professor.  Albert  Henry  El- 
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Wilder.     George  Wilder  Fox. 

Wildfire,  Will.  Sir  William  Wind- 
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Wildgoose,  Mr.  Geoffry.  Rev.  Sir 
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Sir  11.  Trelawney  is  stated,  in  Tyerman's 
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Wildman,  Willie.  Dexter  Whiting. 
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Wilhelmi,  Alexander  Viktor.  Alex- 
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Willy,  Leon.     Leon  Willy  Widmann. 

Willy  o'  the  HoUins.  William  Gibson. 
So  called  for  many  years. 

Wilmhurst,  Zavarre.  William  Bennet. 

Wilson,  Henry.  Jeremiah  Jones  Col- 
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Wiltshire  Clothier,  F.  A.S.,  A.  Henry 
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Windsor.     Edward  Abbott. 

Winifred,  Weeping.  Daniel  Defoe, 
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Winter,  John  Strange.  Mrs.  Henri- 
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Winter,  June.  Emily  Frances  Wheeler. 

Winter,  Reinhold.  0.  R.  Ericsson. 
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Wintley,  Hartley.     F.  0.  Gifford. 

Wird,  Sixten.  P.  Sigfried  Wieselgren. 
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Working  Clergyman,  A.  Rev.  John 
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Working  Clergyman,  A.  Bev.  John 
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way  to  deal  with  them.  By  ...  L. 
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Workless,  Faith.  Bev.  John  Ber- 
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Worthy  Patriarch  of  Howard  Di- 
vision, The.  E.  Morrison.  A  letter 
from  .  .  .     Halifax,  1867. 

Wray,  Leopold.  Clara  (de  Pontignij^ 
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Besides  this  signature,  she  used  those  of 
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Croce,"  and  "  Leopoldine  Ziska." 

Wright,  J.  WilUam  Gifford.  Voy- 
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Wright,  May.  J.  C.  F.  Gnimbine. 
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Wright,  Samuel.     Charles  T.  Murrati. 

Writer  of  "A  Voice  from  the 
North,"  A.  Samuel  Broivn  Harper.  A 
few  urgent  words  on  the  present  crisis  . . . 
By  .  .  .     L.  1850. 

Writer  of  "  Nuces "  and  "  tiucre- 
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an  introduction  to  the  art  of  writing 
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Writer  of  "Seed  Time  and  Har- 
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The  gospel  of  other  days ;  or,  thoughts 
of  Old  and  New  Testament  Scriptures  . . . 
L. 1854. 

Writer  of  the  "  History  of  the  Man 
after  God's  Own  Heart,"  The.  Archi- 
bald Campbell.  A  letter  to  the  Eev.  Dr. 
Samuel  Chandler  from  .  .  .     1762. 

Writer  of  the  "  Preface  to  the 
lately  published  Mishna,"  The.  Ben- 
jamin Elkin.  Letters  addressed  to  the 
editor  of  "  The  Voice  of  Jacob  "...  L. 
1843. 

Writer  of"  The  Universal  Church," 
&c.,  The.  John  Burleij  Waring.  "Broad- 
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Wronghead.   Douglas  William  Jerrold. 

In  Alfred  Bunn's  "A  word  with  Punch,"  in 
which  he  retorted  upon  the  principal  writers  in 
"  Punch,"  he  described  them  .as,  "  Wronghead," 
Mr.  Douglas  Jerrold  ;  "  Sleekhead,"  Gilbert  d, 
Beckett;  and  "  Thickhead,"  Mr.  Mark  Lemon. 

Wykehamist,  A.  Frederick  Gale. 
The  public  school  matches,  and  those  we 
meet  there  ...     By  .  .  .     L.  1867. 

Wykehamist,  A.    Dr. Blaclciston. 

Reply  to  Dr.  Golding's  and  Dr.  Lowth's 
answers  to  the  anonymous  letter.  By 
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Signature  in  the  "  Christian  Miscel- 
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1858-64. 

X.  Eustace  Budgell.  Signature  to  his 
papers  in  the  "  Spectator,"  of  which 
there  are  thirty-seven  in  the  first  seven 
volumes.  There  is  also  a  letter  of  his 
in  No.  539,  signed  "Eustace." 

"The  humour  and  wit  of  Budgell  appear  to 
advantage  in  several  of  his  communications  ; 
especially  in  his  '  Observations  on  Beards ' 
('Spectator,'  No.  331),  on  '  Country  Wakes ' 
(No.  161),  in  his  relation  of  'Will  Honeycomb's 
Amours'  (No.  359),  and  in  his  detail  of  the 
effects  of  the  '  Month  of  May  on  Female  Chas- 
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says,' Vol.  III. 

X.  Gerrit  Smith.  Jugglery.  Dated 
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X.     Augustus  Jessopp.     Our  premier. 


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His  other  signatures  in  the  same  magazine 
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X.  Alfred  Billings  Street.  Stanzas. 
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X.,  Barnabe.  Hippolyte  Adolphe 
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Parisienne." 

X.,  Monsieur.  Joseph  Howard,  Jr.,  in 
his  contributions  to  the  "  Sun  "  (N.Y.). 

X  I  E.     JTarrij  Stilhvell  Edwards. 

X.  Y.,  Tallow-Chandler.  John  Mac- 
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struggling  Church  of  Scotland  .  .  .  dated 
from  my  shop,  in  the  Candleriggs.  Glas- 
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X.  Y.  Z.  John  Neal.  Three  articles 
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Y.,  A.  A.lexander  Young,  in  the 
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Y.,  C.  Gr.  Sir  Charles  George  Young. 
A  catalogue  of  the  Arundel  manuscripts 
in  the  library  of  the  College  of  Arms 
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Y.,  E.  J.  Edward  James  Young,  in 
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Y.,  J.  R.     .John  Russell  Young. 

Y.  Z.  Tremenheere  John  Johns.  A 
week  of  Jersey.  By  ...  In  "  Helston 
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Y****.  Henry  Ware,  Jr.,  D.D.  To 
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Vol.  II.,  p.  360.     B.  1825. 

Y****,  A.,  Esq.  Arthur  Young,  Esq. 
The  theatre  of  the  present  war  in  North 
America.     By  ...     L.  1758. 

Yankee,  A.  Richard  Grant  White. 
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•a  study  of  the  English  language.  N.Y. 
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Yemor,  Selrach.      Charles  Romey. 

Yemrof.     J.  H.  S.  Formeg.     17G6. 

Yoe,  Shway.  James  George  Scott. 
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Yorke,  Percy,  Jr.  Thomas  Atkinson, 
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a  letter  from  .  .  .     Glasgow,  1821. 

Young  Adventurer,  A.  J.  Spooner. 
The  Puritan  or  lay-essayist ;  being  .  .  . 
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Young  Gentleman,  A.  James  Rid- 
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Edinb.  1780. 

Young  Gentleman  of  Oxford,  A. 
Edmund  Lechmere.  Poems  and  transla- 
tions.    By  .  .  .     1770. 

Young  Gentleman  of  Philadelphia, 
A.  Joseph  li.  Hopkins.  Hamiltoniad ; 
or,  the  effects  of  discord :  an  original 
poem  ...     By  .  .  .     P.  1804. 

Young  Gentleman  of  Rank,  A. 
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.  .  .     Newburyport,  1804. 

Young  <ientlewomau,  A.  Mrs. 
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parting from  tlie  Ciiurch  of  England. 
L. 1707. 

Young  Jacob.  James  Francis  Ed- 
ward iSluarl  (The  Pretender). 

Young  Ijady,  A.  Alicia  Catherine 
Mani.  lOilon  ;  or,  the  young  godmother 
...     By  .  .  .     Southampton,  1812. 


Young  Liady,   A.      Miss  Field. 

The  glory  of  the  heavenly  city,  and 
blessedness  of  departed  saints,  graciously 
manifested  in  a  vision  to  ...  of  Bristol 
.  .  .  1781,  as  related  by  herself.  Bristol, 
1782. 

Young  IJady,  A.  Miss  — —  Maunsell. 
Letters  to  .  .  .  wherein  the  duties  and 
characters  of  women  are  considered.  L. 
1806.     By  Mrs.  Jane  West. 

Young  Lady,  A.  Miss  Anna  Maria 
Porter.  Original  poems  .  .  .  By  ...  18 
years  of  age.     L.  n.d. 

Young  Lady,  A.  Elizabeth  Blower. 
The  parsonage  house.  By  ...  L. 
1780. 

Young  Lady,  A.  Miss  Charlotte 
{Lennox)  Ramsay.  Poems  on  sev- 
eral occasions.  Written  by  .  .  .  L. 
1747. 

Young  Man,  A.  Sylvester  Judd.  A 
Y.  M.'s  account  of  his  conversion  from 
Calvinism.     B.  1838. 

Young  Man  in  Town,  A.  Richard 
Graves.  The  rout,  from  ...  to  his 
friend  in  the  country.     L.  17 — . 

You ng  Mining  Captain,  The.  Joseph 
F.  Lean.  A  tract  for  youth.  Signed 
T.  R.  J.,  London. 

Young  Native,  A.,  R.A.D.  Ralph 
Allen  Dan'iell.  A  few  words  about  New 
Zealand.  By ...  "  Helston  Grammar 
School  Mag.,"  1857-59. 

Young  Nobleman,  A.  Lord  ]^w- 
haitle,  son  of  Lord  Ancram.  Chosee 
emblems  .  .  .  Written  for  the  amuse- 
ment of  .  .  .     L.  1772. 

Young  Physician,  A.  John  Spence, 
Jr.  Ship  and  shore ;  or,  pencil  sketches 
on  a  recent  voyage  to,  and  a  tour  in  old 
England.     By  .  .  .     B.  1847. 

Young  Relative,  A.  Theoderick 
Bland  Dudley.  Letters  of  John  Ean- 
dolj)li,  to  .  .  .     P.  1834. 

Young  Scotsman  now  a  Volunteer 
in  the  Corsican  Service,  A.  James 
Boswell(l)  A  North  Briton  extraordi- 
nary.    Written  by  .  .  .     L.  1769. 

Young  Scottish  Lady,  A.  Margaret 
Cuninghame.  The     Popish     dungeons 

open  again  :  a  few  words  on  the  per- 
secution  of  ...  at  Florence,  etc.  L. 
1853. 

Young  Shepherd,  A.  Lsaac  Ritson. 
Copy  of  a  k'tlcr  wrote  by  .  .  .  to  liis  friend 
in  Borrow(hile.  A  new  edition,  to  wliicli 
is  added  a  glossary  of  Cumberland  words, 
by  James  Clarke,  autlior  of  the  Survey 


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and  description  of  the  lakes,    Penrith, 
1788. 

Young  Sicilian,  The.     Luigi  Monti, 
in  Longfellow's  "  Wayside  Inn." 


Young  Veteran,  The.  Lawrence 
Sutton. 

Younker,  A.  Josiak  Cobb.  A  green- 
hand's  first  cruise.    By  . .  ,    Bait.  1841. 


'^< 


Z.  Samuel  Edmund  Sewall,  in  the 
"Christ.  Exam.,"  Vol.  IV.,  p.  200.  B. 
1827. 

Zena,  Harry.     George  H.  Butler. 

Zenas.  George  Taylor.  (1)  See  "Lay- 
Member  of  the  Church  of  England,  A." 
—  (2)  The  Scriptural  doctrine  of  man's 
salvation,  as  stated  in  a  sermon  pub- 
lished by  the  Bishop  of  Chester,  irrecon- 
cilable with  the  liturgy,  articles,  and  homi- 
lies ;  a  letter . .  .    Manchester,  1818. 


Zeta.  Rev.  William  Woodis  Har- 
vey. On  the  use  of  granite.  By  .  .  . 
In  the  "Cornish  Mag.,"  1828,  pp.  107- 
11. 

Zethar.  Francis  Harvey.  The  auto- 
biography of  .  .  .     Natal,  1868. 

Zofim,  Migdal.  Israel  Pick.  1855, 
'56. 

Zoophilus.  Edward  Blytk.  His  sig- 
nature in  "  Land  and  Water,"  and  in  the 
"  Field." 


INITIALS  AND  PSEUDONYMS. 


Part  II. 


Abbe,  Cleveland,  1838-.  The  Direc- 
tor. An  American  meteorologist;  b.  in 
New  York  City ;  educ.  at  tlie  New  York 
Free  Acad. ;  director  of  the  Cincinnati 
observatory,  1867-71 ;  in  the  United 
States  Signal  Service  at  Washington 
since  1871. 

Abbey,  Edwin  Austin,  1852-.  The 
Chestnut.  An  American  artist;  b.  in 
Pliiladelphia ;  illustrator  of  books  and 
periodicals  ;  resident  chiefly  in  New  York 
City  ;  but  since  1883  in  London. 

Abbot,  Ezra.     E.  A. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  325. 

Abbott,  Charles,  2d  Baron  Colchester, 
1798-1867.  A  Member  of  Parliament.  An 
English  naval  oflScer ;  educ.  at  West- 
minster School  ;  entered  the  Royal  Navy, 
1811 ;  admiral  on  tlie  retired  list,  1864. 

Abbott,  Rev.  EdAvard,  1841-.  Uncle 
Paul;  Glianning ;  Kllerij  ;  Windsor.  An 
American  clergyman  ;  b.  at  Farmington, 
Me.;  Univ.  of  New  York  City,  1860; 
Andover  Theol.  Sem.,  1860-62;  Epis- 
copal minister  at  North  Cambridge, 
1880-87 ;  and  for  several  years  editor 
of  the  "  Literary  World." 

Abbott,  Rev.  Edwin  Abbott,  1838-. 
A  Square. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  325. 

Abbott,  Mrs.  Sarah  F.  Selina.  An 
American  religions  writer  for  the  young. 

A  Beckett,  GUbert  Abbott,  1811-56. 
The  Perambulutimj  P/iilosoji/icr  ;  Sleekhead. 
An  English  comic  writer  ;  b.  in  London  ; 
educ.  at  Westminster  Scdiool;  wrote  for 
the  London  "  Times,"  "  Morning  Herald," 
etc. ;  d.  at  Bonlogne-sur-Mer. 

Abel,  Mrs.  Peter  E.  Hilda.  An 
American  writer  of  tlie  day,  of  Pliiladel- 
phia. 

Abernethy,  John,  M.D.,  1764-1831. 
Doctor  M ii-Buok.  An  Englisli  surgi'on  ; 
b.  in  London ;  studied  surgery  at  St. 
Bartholomew  and  the  London  hospitals  ; 


assistant-surgeon  and  surgeon  at  the 
former,  1787-1827  ;  d.  at  Enfield. 

Abraham,  Henry  Augustus.  Luna- 
rian.    All  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Adair,  Robert.  Robin  Adair.  An 
Irishman  ;  a  descendant  of  the  Desmond 
Fitz  Geralds;  d.  about  1789. 

See  "  N.  and  Q.,"  3d  Series,  pp.  233, 
254. 

Adam,  Mme.  Edmond.  Comte  Paul 
Vasili. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  326. 

Adam,  William.  W.  A.  An  Amer- 
ican clergyman ;  for  some  years  an  Eng- 
lish Baptist  missionary  in  India  ;  became 
a  Unitarian  missionary  there;  later  came 
to  this  country,  and  resided  at  the  West. 

Adams,  Mrs.  B.  Leith.  B.  L.  A.  An 
English  writer  of  the  day. 

Adams,  Charles.      Timothij  Templeton. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  326. 

Adams,  Charles  Coffin,  D.D.  Tlie 
Rector  of  St.  Mnri/'s  Church,  iVew  York. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  326. 

Adams,  Charles  Francis.      C.  F.  A. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,pp.306, 326. 

Adams,  J.  F.  C.  Bruin.  An  Amer- 
ican publisher,  in  1887,  of  the  firm  Beadle 
&  Adams,  98  William  Street,  New  York 
City. 

Adams,  John,  1735-1826.    A  Veteran. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  326. 

Adams,  John  Greenleaf.  Her  Hus- 
band. An  American  minister ;  b.  1810,  at 
Portsmouth,  N.H.  He  was  editor  of  the 
"  Gospel  Teacher." 

Adams,  John  Quiney.  A  Celebrated 
Personable  ;  ./.  Q.  A. 

See  "  I.  and  1'.,"  First  Series,  p.  326. 

Adams,  John  Turvill,  1805-82.  J. 
T.  A.  All  American  lawyer  and  journal- 
ist; b.  in  Demarara,  South  America; 
Yale  Coll.,  1824  ;  was  for  a  time  a  jour- 
nalist, then  a  lawyer;  residing  from  1844 
at  Norwich,  Conn.,  where  the  latter  pan 


AD 


160 


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of  his  life  he  devoted  himself  to  literary 
pursuits  ;  and  d.  there. 

Adams,  WiUiam  Bridges,  1797- 
1872.     Junius  liedivivus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  Mrst  Series,  p.  327. 

Adams,  William  Heiiry  Daven- 
port.    Arthur  H.  Elliott ;    IV.  H.  D.  A. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  327. 

Adains-Aeton,    Mrs.    .       Jeanie 

Her'imj.     An  English  writer  of  the  day. 

Adamson,  John.     J.  A. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  327. 

Addington,  Henry,  Lord  Sidmouth. 
The  Doctor. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  327. 

Addington,  Rev.  Stephen,  1729-96. 
Eusebes.  An  English  Dissenting  clergy- 
man ;  b.  at  Northampton ;  was  a-pupil  of 
Dr.  Doddridge ;  became  a  schoolmaster 
of  some  repute ;  then  in  1781  the  min- 
ister of  a  congregation  in  London,  where 
he  died. 

Addison,  Joseph.     Atticus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  327. 

Adet,  Pierre  Aiigiiste,  1763-1832. 
The  French  Minister.  A  French  chem- 
ist and  politician ;  b.  at  Nevers ;  minis- 
ter to  the  United  States,  1795-97  ;  was 
&  member  of  the  French  Assembly  in 
1809. 

Adgate,  Mathew.  A  Citizen  of  New 
York.  An  American  religious  writer  of 
nearlv  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Adiersparre,  Carl  August,  Count, 
1810-62.     Albano. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  327. 

Adolphus,  Otto.  A  Olergipnan.  An 
Englisli  clergyman;  C.  C.  C,  Cambridge, 
1851 ;  Englisli  lecturer  to  K.  C.  Ev.  Class 
Department,  1857-86 ;  residing  at  Lynd- 
hurst-road,  Camberwell. 

Afzelius,  Rev.  Arvid  August,  1785- 
1871.  Are  Pederson.  A  Swedish  clergy- 
man, poet,  and  historian. 

Agassiz,  Jean  Louis  Kodolphe,  1807- 
73.  L.  A.  A  Swiss-American  natural- 
ist ;  b.  at  Motier ;  educ.  at  home  and  at 
Lausanne ;  studied  medicine  at  Zurich ; 
came  to  this  country  in  1846 ;  professor 
in  the  Scientific  School  at  Cambridge, 
1847-73;  director  of  the  Museum  of 
Comparative  Zoology,  1862-73;  died  in 
Cambridge. 

Agg,  John,  -1813.  Peter  Pindar,  jun.  ; 
Humplireij  Hedgehog. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  328. 

Agrell,  Mrs.  Alfhild.  Thyra.  A  Swed- 
ish novelist  and  miscellaneous  writer. 

Aikin,  Dr.  John.     J.  A. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  328. 

Ailvin,  Lucy.     L.  A. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  328. 


Ailcman,   William   Robertson.      A 

Soldier  of  the  Cross.  An  English  relig- 
ious writer  of  the  day. 

Ainslie,  Whitelaw,  M.D.  A  North 
Briton. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  328. 

AinsAvorth,  Rev.  Thomas.     A  Pres- 
byter of  the  Church  of  England.     An  Eng- 
lish clergyman  in  the  first  part  of   the 
eighteenth  century ;    minister  of   West-         «* 
well. 

Aitken,  Andrew.  A  Cultivator  of  the 
Ground.     A  Scottish  writer. 

Aitken,  Mrs.  Jane  (Carlyle).  J.  G. 
A.  A  Scottish  lady;  daughter  of  Thomas 
Carlyle. 

Alton,  Rev.  Thomas.  T.A.  A  Scot- 
tish clergyman ;  early  in  the  eighteenth 
century;  minister  at  Alyth. 

Akenside,  Mark,  M.D.,  1721-70.  The 
Bard  of  the  Imaqinution. 

See  '"  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  328. 

Akerman,  John  Yonge.     J.  Y.  A. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  328. 

Alden,  William  Livingston,  1837-. 
"  Funny  Man  of  the  Times " ;  Jimmy 
Broicn.  An  American  humorist;  b.  at 
Williamstown,  Mass. ;  educ.  at  Lafay- 
ette and  Jefferson  Colls.,  1858  ;  and  stud- 
ied law ;  in  1885  was  appointed  United 
States  consul-general  at  Rome. 

Aldwinkle,    .       Al-w-le.      The 

name  of  a  rectory  in  Northamptonshire. 

Alexander,  Mrs.  Cecil  Frances 
(Humphreys).     C.  F.  H.;   C.  F.  A. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  329. 

Alexander,  James  Waddel,  D.D., 
1804-59.      Charles  Quill. 

See  "L  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  329. 

Alexander,  John,  D.D.  An  Observer. 
A  Scottish  clergyman  ;  incumbent  of  St. 
Columba's  Episcopal  Chapel ;  afterwards 
minister  of  St.  Paul's  Church,  Edinburgh. 

Alexander,  Mrs.  Susan  M.  S.  M.  A. 
An  American  religious  writer  of  the 
day. 

Alexander,  William.     Ajic. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  329. 

Alfeston,   Stephen.   A.;    A .    A 

French  poet;  French  teacher  at  Fal- 
mouth and  at  the  Belle  Vue  Acad.,  Pen- 
rhyn ;  d.  at  Falmouth. 

Alger,  IMiss  Abbie  Langdon,  1850-. 
Out  and  About.  An  American  writer; 
b.  at  Roxbury ;  daughter  of  the  Rev. 
William  Rounseville  Alger;  has  con- 
tributed to  the  "Hearth  and  Home,"  the 
Boston  "  Transcript,"  etc. 

Alger,  Francis,  A.M.,  1807-63.  A. 
An  American  n)ineralogist;  b.  at  Easton, 
Mass.;  Hon.  A.M.  at  Harv.  Univ.,  1849; 
in  1856  succeeded  his  father  in  the  man- 


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ageuient  of  the  South  Boston  Iron  Com- 
pany ;  d.  in  Washington,  D.C. 

Alger,  William  Rounseville,  1823-. 
A. ;  IF.  R.  A.  An  American  clergyman  ; 
b.  at  Freetown,  Mass. ;  Cambridge 
Theol.  School,  1847;  Hon.  A.M.  at 
Harv.  Univ.,  1852 ;  pastor  in  Boston, 
1855-74;  in  New  York  City,  1875-78; 
resided  at  the  West,  1878-81;  in  1881 
returned  to  Boston. 

Alison,  Sir  Archibald,  1792-1867. 
A  Member  of  the  Facult  i  of  Advocates. 
An  eminent  British  historian ;  b.  at 
Kenley,  Shropshire ;  educ.  at  the  Univ. 
of  Edinburgh;  called  to  the  bar  in  1814; 
contributed  extensively  to  "  Blackwood's 
Magazine,"  besides  writing  his  history 
(which  had  a  wonderful  sale)  and  other 
works ;  d.  at  Glasgow. 

Allen,  Eev.  Benjamin,  1789-1829. 
.Tuba ;   Osander. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  330. 

Allen,  Charles  Grant  Blairfindie, 
1848-.  Cecil  Power;  J.  Arbuthnot  Wil- 
son. An  English  naturalist ;  b.  in  Can- 
ada ;  educ.  at  Oxford ;  professor  in 
.  Queen's  Coll.,  Jamaica,  1873,  and  its 
principal,  1874-77  ;  since  1877  has  re- 
sided in  England,  engaged  in  literary 
work. 

Allen,  Rev.  George.  A  Massachu- 
setts Freeman  ;    Vindex. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  330. 

Allen,  John,  M.D.,  1770-1843.  A 
Retired  Practitioner  ;  A  Phijsician. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  330. 

Allen,  Rev.  John.  Sidneij.  An 
American  clergyman;  professor  in  the 
Univ.  of  Maryland. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Scries,  p.  330. 

Allen,  Rev.  Joseph  Henry,  1820-. 
J.  II.  A.  An  American  clergyman  and 
author ;  b.  in  Northborough,  Mass. ; 
educ.  at  Ilarv.  Univ.  ;  has  for  many 
years  resided  at  Cambridge,  Mass.,  witli- 
out  pastoral  charge,  but  employed 
chiefly  in  literary  work  ;  in  1887  editor 
of  the  "  Unitarian  Review." 

Allen,  Ralph,  1G94-17G4.  Mr.  AU- 
worthi/ ;  S'r/nire  Allu'orthij.  An  English 
gentleman ;  b.  at  St.  Blazey,  Corn- 
wall;  d.  at  Bath;  was  called  "The 
Man  of  Bath,"  and  a  caricature  por- 
trait of  him  was  entitled,  "  The  one- 
headed  corporation."  Pope  wrote  of 
him  :  — 

"Let  humble  Allen,  witli  an  awkward  sbanie, 
Do  good  by  Mtealtli,  and  bhrnb  lo  lind  it  fame." 

Allen,  Samuel  Aclams(0,  ]805-(i5. 
»S''/c.  An  American  writer;  b.  in  I'itts- 
fiel.l;  William.s  Coll.,  1825;  became  a 
clergyman,    but,    his    voice    failing,     he 


only  preached  occasionally,  residing  in 
his  native  town,  where  he  died. 

Allen,  William  Francis.  Marcel, 
An  American  educator;  brother  of  Rev. 
Joseph  Henry  Allen ;  born  in  North- 
borough,  Mass. ;  educ.  at  Harv.  Univ. ; 
professor  in  the  Univ.  of  Wisconsin  since 
1867. 

Allibone,  Samuel  Austin.  The  Re- 
viewer. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  330. 

AUingham,  William.  Pollex  and 
Others. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  330. 

Allyn,  Robert,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  1817. 
Richard  Rinejwood  ;  Roi/al  L.  Brent.  An 
eminent  American  clergyman ;  b.  at 
Ledyard,New  London  Co.,  Conn.;  Wes- 
leyan  Univ.,  1841 ;  resident  at  Carbon- 
dale,  Jackson  Co.,  Illinois,  in  1881. 

Almkvist,  Prof.  H.  —/.■—.  A  Swed- 
ish author  and  translator. 

Almon,  John.  The  Author  of  the  Re- 
view of  Mr.  Pitfs  Administration. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  330. 

Almond,  Hely  Hutchinson.  A  Lai; 
Head-Master.  An  English  educator; 
head-master  of  the  Loretto  Scliool. 

Almquist,  Carl  Jonas  Ludvig,  1793- 
1866.  C.  J.  L.  A.  A  Swedisli  dramatist, 
novelist,  clergyman,  and  journalist ;  d. 
at  Bremen. 

Alsop,  Anthony, -1726.  Tomj  Alsop, 
a  late  Editor  of  the  "  ^Esopean  Fables." 
An  English  poet  and  miscellaneous  writer; 
educ.  at  Westminster  School,  and  at 
Christ  Church,  Oxford  ;  Rector  of  Bright- 
well,  Berks.,  wliere  he  died. 

Alsop,  Richard,  1761-1815.  The 
"  Hartford  Wits." 

See'"  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  331. 

Alvensleben,  Karl  Lu(l\vig  Fried- 
rich  Wilhelm  Gustav  von,  1800-68. 
C/odwi</ ;  (liistar  Scllcn.  A  (Jerman  novel- 
ist;  b.  at  BerUn  ;  was  for  some  years  an 
officer  in  tlie  Hanover  and  tlie  Prussian 
service  ;  but  from  1828  devoted  liimself  at 
Vienna  to  literary  labor,  and  d.  there. 

Ames,  Fisher.  Un  Americain,  ancien 
Membrs  dn  C'onr/res  ;  Hercides. 

wSee  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  331. 

Anihurst,  Nicholas,  1706-42.  A 
Member  <f  the  Constitution  Club ;  Collet/ 
Cibber  ;  Hiimphrei/  Oldcustle,  Esq. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  331. 

Aniory,  Thomas,  1691-1789.  English 
Rabi'lais. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  331. 

Amsinck,  G.  Inquisitor.  An  Eng- 
lisli  brewor(?). 

Anderson,  Alfred.  — Lfr — .  A  Swed- 
ish writer. 


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Anderson,  I.  H.  Willis  Loveyouth. 
An  American  writer  for  the  young. 

Anderson,  James.     Agricola. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  332. 

Anderson,  William.  The  Lamb- 
Leader.  A  Scottish  poet ;  schoolmaster 
at  Kirriemuir. 

Andrew,  Nicholas  Jeffery,  1798- 
1873.  Aquarist.  An  English  amateur 
mathematician ;  b.  at  Mazarion ;  white- 
smith at  St.  Clare  Street,  Penzance, 
where  he  died. 

Andre'ws,  Mrs. .     Mrs.  Swerdna. 

Andrews,  A.  O.  An  Honorary  Member 
of  the  Washington  Light  Infantry  ;  A.  O.A. 
An  American  writer  of  Charleston,  S.C. 

Andrews,  Charles.  A  Prisoner  in 
England.  An  American  soldier ;  im- 
prisoned at  Dartmoor. 

Andrews,  J.  P.  Persius.  An  Ameri- 
can writer  of  Washington,  D.C. 

Angell,  Joseph  Kinnicut,  1794- 
1857.  J.  K.  A.  An  American  lawyer 
and  legal  writer;  b.  in  Providence,  R.I. ; 
educ.  at  Brown  Univ. ;  and  admitted  to 
the  bar  in  1816;  was  editor  of  the  "Law 
Intelligencer  and  Review,"  1829-31 ;  d. 
in  Boston,  Mass. 

Anne,  Queen  of  England,  1665-1714. 
Fontanelle ;  Mrs.  Morley.  An  English 
sovereign;  b.  at  Twickenham  ;  succeeded 
William  III.  in  1702;  was  the  last  sover- 
eign of  the  house  of  Stuart. 

Anne-son,  James.  —  See  "  Maxwell, 
James." 

Annet,  Peter.  Tlie  Considerer ;  A 
Moral   Philosopher. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  332. 

Anspach,  Elizabeth,  Margravine  of, 
1750-1828.  H.  S.  S.,  the  M.  of  A.  An 
English  dramatist ;  the  youngest  daugh- 
ter of  Augustus,  4th  Earl  of  Berkeley; 
in  1767  slie  married  Mr.  William  Craven, 
afterwards  the  6tli  Earl  of  Craven ;  in 
1780  the}^  separated,  and  Lady  Craven 
travelled  in  Europe;  she  visited  Ans- 
pach, and  took  up  her  abode  with  the 
margrave ;  wrote  to  her  husband  that 
she  was  to  be  treated  as  his  sister;  Lord 
Craven  dying  in  1791,  she  married  the 
margrave  ;  d.  at  Naples. 

Ansted,  David  Thomas,  1812-80. 
H.  W.  An  Englisli  geologist ;  b.  in 
London  ;  educ.  at  Cambridge  ;  professor 
of  geology  at  King's  Coll.,  London ;  d.  at 
his  residence,  near  Woodbridge,  Suffolk. 

Anstey,  Christopher.     C.  A.,  Esq. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  332. 

Anstis,  John,  1669-1745.  iV.  ^S".  ; 
The  Editor.  An  English  heraldic  writer; 
b.  at  St.  Neots,  Cornwall ;  educ.  at  Exe- 
ter Coll.,  Oxford,  and  at  the  Inner  Tem- 


ple, London ;  M.P.,  1702  ;  Garter  King  at 
Arms,  1718-45;  d,  at  Mortlake. 

Anstis,  Rev.  Matthew,  1740-1823. 
P.  K.  An  English  Baptist  clergyman ; 
b.  at  St.  Germains ;  minister  at  Bridport, 
1767-1823,  where  he  died. 

Anthony,  Matilda.  Matilda.  An 
American  poet  of  Richmond,  Va. 

Anthony,  W.  B.  W.  B.  A.  An  Eng- 
lish educational  writer  of  the  day. 

Anzengruber,  Ludwig.  183P-.  Lud- 
wig  G'rilber.  A  German  novelist  of  the 
day ;  b.  at  Vienna ;  was  an  actor  1860- 
67;  since  1871  has  devoted  himself  to 
literary  pursuits  in  his  native  city. 

Appleton,  Jesse,  D.D.,  1772-1819.  J. 
Edwardson. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  333. 

Appleton,  Thomas  Gold,  1812-84. 
T.  G.  A.  An  American  author;  b.  in 
Boston,  Mass. ;  educ.  at  the  Boston 
Latin  School  and  Harv.  Univ. ;  after- 
wards spent  much  of  his  life  abroad; 
was  a  liberal  patron  of  the  fine  arts,  and 
gave  efficient  aid  to  the  various  institu- 
tions at  Boston  and  Cambridge;  d.  in 
New  York  City. 

Appleyard,  Rev.  Ernest  Silvanus. 
E.  S.  A. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  333. 

Arbuckle,  James.  A  Student  in  the 
Unirersiti/  of  Glasqow. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  333. 

Arbuthnot,  John,  1667-1735.  A 
Gentleman  in  the  Citi/ ;  Jonathan  Swift. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  333. 

Archbold,  Richard,  Esq.  Squire 
Dick.  An  Irish  poet  of  the  earlier  part 
of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Argles,  Mrs.  Margaret.  —  See  "  Hun- 
gerford,  Mrs.  M.  (A)." 

Aristarchi  BEY,  Demetrius.  Chart- 
cles.     A  Turkish  writer  of  the  dny. 

Armour,  James.  A  True  Lover  of  his 
Countri/.  A  Scottish  political  economist 
of  tlie  first  part  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Armstrong,  Miss  Frances  Char- 
lotte.    F.  C.  A. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  333. 

Armstrong,  Rev.  Geoi-ge.  A  Lately 
Beneficed  Cltrgyman.  An  English  minis- 
ter [Unitarian  minister  of  BristolC?)]. 

Armstrong,  John,  1758-1848.  A 
Practical  Farmer  ;  ]\Jons.  Tombo. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  333. 

Armstrong,  Rev.  John,  1771-97.  Al- 
bert. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  333. 

Armstrong,  Samuel  Turell,  1784- 
1850.  6'.  T.  A.  An  American  pub- 
lisher and  bookseller;  was  mayor  of 
Boston  and  lieutenant-governor  of  Mas- 


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sachusetts;  and  when,  in  1836,  Governor 
Davis  was  elected  senator,  Mr.  Arm- 
strong became  acting  governor. 

Arinstroug,  William.  An  Old  Besi- 
dent ;  Kinmont  Willie. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  334. 

Arnett,  Richard.  Jack  Catch.  An 
English  political  writer  of  the  first  part 
of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Arnold,  Thomas  F.  Kajetan.  Franz 
Joseph  Gall. 

Arnold,  Thomas  James,  1804(?)-77. 
T.J.  A.  An  English  barrister;  son  of 
Stephen  James  Arnold ;  called  to  the  bar 
in  1829 ;  appointed  magistrate  at  the  Wor- 
ship Street  Police  Court  in  1847,  and  trans- 
ferred to  the  Westminster  Court  in  1851 ; 
and  held  the  latter  appointment  till  his 
death. 

Arnold,  Thomas  Kerchever.  T. 
K.  A. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  334. 

Arthur,  Grace.  A  Lady.  An  Eng- 
lish poet  of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Arthur,  Timothy  Shay.  Uncle  Her- 
bert. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  335. 

Arwidsson,  Adolf  Iwar,  1791-1858. 
Sonen  i  Ornskog.  A  Swedish  poet  and 
historian. 

Ashdowne,  Rev.  William,  1723-1810. 
An  Impartial  Hand.  An  English  Unita- 
rian ;  b.  at  Tunbridge  Wells ;  removed  to 
Dover  in  1757,  and  was  pastor  there  of 
the  General  Baptist  Church,  without  pay, 
for  twenty-two  years  (1759-81);  and  filled 
the  same  position  till  his  death  in  1810. 

Ashley,  Rev.  Ed\vard.  The  Chaplain 
of  the  Rer/iment.  An  American  clergyman ; 
chaplain  of  the  1st  Regiment,  Connecticut 
Volunteers,  Heavy  Artillery,  in  the  late 
civil  war. 

Ashton,  Charles,  1665-1752.  B.  W. 
[R.  Warren].  An  English  scholar  and 
divine ;  b.  at  Bradway,  in  the  parish  of 
Norton,  Derbyshire;  Queen's  Coll.,  Cam- 
bridge, 1682  ;  master  of  Jesus  Coll.,  Cam- 
bridge, 1701,  and  vice-chancellor  of  the 
Univ.,  1702-52;  d.  at  Cambridge. 

Ashtoii,  Thomas.     Seborr.ns  Basilicus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  335. 

Ashvvorth,  John  Hervey,  M.A.  An 
Enf/lishmdn.  An  English  writer;  B.A., 
Oxford,  1819  ;  M.A.,  1825. 

Askew,   Miss  .      A    Ladi/.      An 

English  writer  of  one  hundred  years 
ago. 

Aslund,  Daniel.  Gdk  G'okson  Gok. 
A  Swedish  autlior. 

Aspland,  Rev.  Robert.  Tlte  Editor 
of  the  Christian  Refornwr,  etc. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  336. 


Aspland,  Robert  Brook.  The  Editor 
of  the  Christian  Reformer,  etc..  New  Series. 
An  English  clergyman ;  son  of  tiie  pre- 
ceding; pastor  at  Dukinfield. 

Assheton,  William,  D.D.,  1641-1711. 
A  Divine  of  the  Church  of  England.  An 
English  clergyman ;  son  of  the  rector  of 
Middleton,  in  Lancashire ;  educ.  at  Ox- 
ford ;  rector  of  Beckenham,  in  Kent, 
1670,  where  he  died. 

Astell,  Mrs.  Mary.  Madonellu ;  Pla- 
toune :  A  Lady  ;  A  Very  Moderate  Person, 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  336. 

Atkins,  Mrs.  Anna.     A.  A. 

Si'e  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  336. 

Atkins,  Sergeant .     An  Officer  of 

the  United  States  Armi/. 

Atkinson,  Rev.  Henry,  1802-63.  0. 
An  Englisli  clergj-man  ;  educ.  at  Magda- 
len Coll.,  Cambridge;  B.A.,  1828;  mas- 
ter of  Falmouth  Grammar  School,  1829- 
42;  head-masterof  Drax  Grammar  School, 
Yorkshire,  1842-45;  incumbent  of  Barm- 
by-on-the-Marsh,  Yorksliire,  1845-63. 

Atkinson,  Sir  Jasper 

See  "''l.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  336. 

Atkinson,  Mary  Ellen.  T.  W.  0. 
An  American  poet  of  BostonC?). 

Atkinson,  Thomas,  Jr.,  about  1800- 
33.  Percy  Yorke,  Jr.  A  Scottish  writer ; 
lived  in  Glasgow. 

Atkinson,  William  Parsons,  A.M. 
IF.  P.  A. ;  An  Older  One  ivho  has  been 
through(^).  An  American  scholar ;  Harv. 
Univ.,  1838;  in  1887,  professor  of  Eng- 
lish and  history  at  the  Massachusetts  In- 
stitute of  Teclinology. 

Atterbury,  Francis,  1662-1732.  Frank 
Scam  mom/. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  336. 

Atwater,  Caleb,  1778-1867.  A  Citi- 
zen of  Ohio.  An  American  lawyer;  b.  in 
North  Adams,  Mass. ;  educ.  at  Williams 
Coll.,  and  studied  law;  in  1811  lie  re- 
moved to  Ohio,  where  lie  held  important 
public  oflSces  ;  d.  at  Circleville,  0. 

Aubert,  Mrs.  Elise.  E — e.  A  Nor- 
wegian novelist. 

Aubin,  Charles.  Steeple  Jack.  An 
American  meclianic,  of  Boston,  Mass. ; 
repairs,  paints,  gilds,  slates,  removes  the 
highest  churcii  spires,  without  erecting  a 
staging. 

Audubon,  Mrs.  Lucy  (Bakewell), 
-1874.  His  Widow.  An  American  lady ; 
wife  of  Jolin  James  Audubon  ;  d.  at  Sliel- 
byville,  Ivy. 

Aufrere,  Anthony,  1756-1833.  A. 
Viator.  An  English  antiquary  of  Old 
Foulsham  Hall,  Norfolk ;  b.  at  Hoveton 
Hall,  Norfolk;  d.  at  Pisa. 


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Auren,  J.  A.  J.  A.  A,  A  Swedish 
writer. 

Aust,  Mrs.  Sarah,   1744-1811.      The 

Hon.  Mrs.  Murray  of  Kensington.  An 
English  writer,  whose-  first  husband  was 
the  Hon.  William  Murray ;  and  after 
his  death,  in  1786,  she  married  Mr. 
George  Aust;  d.  at  Noel  House,  Ken- 
sington. 

Austin,  Alfred,  1835-.  A.  A.  An 
English  poet,  critic,  and  journalist ;  b.  at 
Headingley,  near  Leeds;  educ.  at  Stoney- 
hurst"  Coll.  and  St.  Mary's  Coll.,  Oscott ; 
B.A.  at  the  Univ.  of  London  in  1853;  and 
in  1857  was  called  to  the  bar  at  Inner 
Temple ;  has  devoted  himself  to  liter- 
ary pursuits  ;  has  written  for  the  "  Stan- 
dard "  newspaper  and  the  "  Quarterly 
Review";  in  1887  editor  of  the  "Na- 
tional Review." 

Austin,  William,  1778-1841.  Decius. 
An  American  lawyer  of  Charlestown, 
Mass.;  Harv.  Coll.,  1798;  b.  and  d.  in 
Charlestown. 


Austin,  Rev.  Wiltshire  Stanton,  Jr. 

W.  S.  A. 

See  "  L  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  337. 

Avery,  Samuel  P.     Mrs.  Partington^ 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  337. 

Awdry,  Miss  Frances,  and  others. 
Niiie  Authors.  An  English  author  of  the 
day. 

Axelson,  Arvid.  Cabriolo.  A  Swed- 
ish writer. 

Ayres,  James.  A  Gentleman  late  of 
Trinitji  College.  An  English  dramatist  of 
the  eighteenth  century. 

Ayrton,  William,  Esq.,  1777-1858. 
Edward  Fitzqihbon. . 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  337. 

Ayscough,  Francis,  D.D.,  1700-66.  A 
Member  of  the  Uiiiivrsiti/.  An  English  di- 
vine ;  b.  at  St.  Olave's,  Southwark ;  educ. 
at  Oxford  ;  rector  of  North  Church,  Berk- 
hanistead,  1740;  afterwards  dean  of  Bristol. 

Aytoun,  Roger.  A  Trustee  of  the 
Fife  and  Mid-Lothian  Ferries.  A  Scot- 
tish gentleman  of  Inchdairnie. 


Babad,  P.  A  Professor  of  the  Spanish 
and  Portuguese  languages,  in  St.  Mary's 
College.  A  Portuguese(?)  teacher  of 
modern  languages  in  London,  sixty  years 
ago. 

Babcock,  James  Staunton,  -1847. 
Philulethes.  An  American  poet ;  Yale 
Coll.,  1840;  d.  at  his  home,  Coventry, 
Conn. 

Babson,  Mrs.  E.  M.  Esther  Sarah 
Kenneth. 

Bache,  Alexander  Dallas,  1806-67. 
The  Superintendent  of  the  Coast  Survey. 
An  eminent  American  scientist;  b.  in 
Philadelphia  ;  educ.  at  the  United  States 
Military  Acad,  at  West  Point;  professor 
in  the  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania,  1828-41 ; 
superintendent  of  the  Coast  Survey, 
1843-67  ;  d.  at  Newport,  R.I. 

Bache,  Benjamin  Franklin.  Oliver 
Fair  play. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  .338. 

Backlund,  Joseph.     Phitaletes. 

Bacon,  Anthony,  about  1558-.  A 
Member  of  Parliament.  An  English  politi- 
cal writer ;  half-brother  of  Francis  Bacon. 

Bacon,  Lady  Charlotte  Mary,  1801- 
80.  lanthe.  An  English  lady,  2d  daughter 
of  the  5th  Earl  of  Oxford,  and  widow  of 
General  Anthony  Bacon ;  b.  and  d.  in 
London. 


Bacon,  Mrs.  Eliza  Ann  (Munroe). 

A  Lady.  An  American  religious  writer ; 
wife  of  Rev.  Henry  Bacon. 

Bacon,  Francis,  A.M.  R.  M.  T.  H. 
An  American  journalist;  brother  of  Rev. 
Dr.  Leonard  Bacon,  of  New  Haven,. 
Conn. ;  graduate  at  Yale  Coll.  in  1838, 
and  d.  in  1849. 

Bacon,  George  Blagden.  John 
Tripod.  An  American  writer  of  the 
day. 

Bacon,  Rufus  Henrj^  1820-59. 
Li.  LL.  B.  An  American  clergyman ; 
Hamilton  Coll.,  Clinton,  N.Y.,  1842; 
Cambridge  Divinity  School,  1847. 

Bacon,  William  Johnson,  LL.D., 
1803-.  His  Father.  An  American  jurist; 
b.  at  Williamstown,  Mass.  ;  removed  to 
Utica,  N.Y.,  in  1814;  Hamilton  Coll., 
1822;  called  to  the  bar,  1824;  justice  of 
the  New  York  supreme  court,  1853-70;. 
M.C.,  1877-79. 

Badcock,  John,  -1830.     John  Hinds. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  339. 

In  "  I.  and  P."  "  John  Hinds  "  is  J.  Bell.  Ste- 
phen's "National  Biography"  makes  it  John 
Badcock. 

Badger,   Rev.   Henry   Clay,    1833-. 

A  Delegate  ;  A  Stalwart  Republican.  An 
American  clergyman ;  b.  at  Mendon, 
N.Y. ;  Antioch  Coll.,  1857  ;  in  the  minis- 


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try  from  his  graduation ;  in  1887  assis- 
tant in  Harv.  Univ.  Library. 

Badger,  Stephen,  1725-1803.  A 
Minister.  An  American  minister;  b.  in 
Charlestown,  Mass. ,  Harv.  Coll.,  1747  ; 
missionary  over  the  Indians  at  Natick, 
Mass.,  1753-1803. 

Badham,  Charles  David,  M.D., 
1806-57.  S'-arnbceus.  An  English  natu- 
ralist ;  b.  in  London ;  educ.  at  Eton  and 
Oxford ;  afterwards  resided  a  long  time 
on  the  continent,  especially  at  Rome 
and  Paris ;  still  later  he  entered  the 
church,  and  held  curacies  in  Norfolk 
and  Suffolk'. 

Backstrom,  Per  Johan  Edvard, 
1841-86.  Edvard.  A  Swedish  journal- 
ist, poet,  and  dramatist ;  b.  and  d.  at 
Stockholm ;  educ.  at  Upsala ;  in  1877 
became  a  journalist. 

Baiierle,  Adolph.     Fels. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  346. 

Bagger.  Carl  Christian,  1807-46. 
Johan  llarring.  A  Danish  poet ;  pub- 
lished at  Copenhagen  in  1860-67. 

Bags,  John  Dryden.  P.  Virr/iliiis 
Maro. 

The  uaiiae  is  probably  assumed ;  it  is  too  much 
like  John  Dryden  (Bayes),  who  translated  Virgil. 

Bagshaw,  William,  1628-1702. 
Apostle  of  the  Peak.  An  Englisli  Non- 
conforming divine  ;  b.  at  Litton,  in  the 
parish  of  Tideswell ;  educ.  at  Cambridge ; 
received  holy  orders  ;  preached  for  some 
time,  when  in  1662  he  was  one  of  the 
two  thousand  ejected ;  he  was  buried  at 
Chapel-en-le-Frith. 

Bailey,  Mr. .    Edmund  Alton.   An 

American  writer  of  the  day. 

Bailey,  George.     Oliver  Oldhoij. 

Bailey,  Picv.  Henry.     //.  B. 

Sec  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  340. 

Bailey,  Philip  James,  18 16-.  The 
Nottini/ham  Poet.  An  English  poet ;  b. 
at  Nottingham  ;  educ.  at  the  Univ.  of 
Glasgow  ;  called  to  the  bar  at  Lincoln's 
Inn,  1840;  devoted  himself  chiefly  to 
literary  pursuits. 

Bailey,  Urania  L/ocke  (Stoughton), 
1820-82.  Una  Locke.  An  American 
writer  ;  b.  at  Gill,  Franklin  Co.,  Mass. ; 
and  married  Mr.  B.  D.  Bailey  of  Provi- 
dence, K.I. 

Baillie,  John.  A  Lover  of  Liherti/. 
A  Scottish  advocate,  of  the  first  half  of 
the  eighteenth  century. 

Bailly,  Jean  Sylvain,  1736-03.  An 
Eije-Witness ;  Un  Temoin  ornlaire.  An 
eminent  J'rench  astronomer,  phiiosopiier, 
and  eloquent  writer;  b.  in  Paris;  first 
presiflent  of  the  States-General ;  d.  by  tiic 
guillotine. 


Bain,  Donald.  One  of  themselves.  A 
Scottisli  accountant  in  Edinburgh. 

Baine,  James,  1710-90.  J.  B.  An 
eminent  Scottish  minister;  b.  at  bonhill,. 
Dumbartonshire  ;'  educ.  at  the  the  Univ. 
of  Glasgow ;  he  was  minister  at  Paisley 
(having  John  Witherspoon  as  a  col- 
league), 1756-66;  at  Edinburgh  from 
1766,  whereC^)  he  died. 

Baird,  Robert,  D.D.,  1798-1863. 
Americanus;  An  American;  P.  B.  An 
eminent  American  theologian ;  b.  in 
Fayette  Co.,  Penn. ;  studied  theology  at 
Princeton,  N.J. ;  agent  and  secretary  of 
the  American  Foreign  Christian  Union, 
1839-55;  d.  at  Yonkers,  N.Y. 

Baker,  Anselm,  1834-85.  F.  A. 
[Frater  Anselm].  An  English  artist; 
learned  drawing  and  painting  at  Hard- 
man's  studios,  in  Birmingham ;  in  1857 
became  a  Cistercian  monk,  at  Mount 
St.  Bernard's  Abbey,  Leicestershire ;  and 
d.  there. 

Baker,  Delphine  Paris.  Delphine. 
An  American  writer  of  Chicago. 

Baker,  George,  1781-1851.  Cr.  B. 
An  English  topographer;  b.  at  North- 
ampton; his  first  printed  work  was  "A 
Catalogue  ^of  books,  etc. ;  printed  at  .  .  . 
Strawberry  Hill  ..."  London,  1810;  he 
was  a  Unitarian,  and  a  magistrate  of  the 
borough  of  Northampton ;  d.  in  that 
city. 

JBaker,  George  Melville,  1832-.  Uno. 
An  American  author  of  amateur  dramas; 
b.  in  Maine;  in  1887  publisher  in  Bos- 
ton, Mass. 

Baker,  Mrs.  Harriet  Newell 
(Woods).     FT.  N.  W.  B.;  Aunt  Ilattie. 

See  "  I.  and  1'.,"  First  Series,  p.  340. 

Baker,  Henry,  F.R.S.,  1698-1774. 
Ilennj  Stonerastle. 

Sec  -'I.  and  P.,"  First  Scries,  p.  340. 

Baker,  John  Wynn,  -1775.  A 
Friend  to  the  Nation.  An  English  econo- 
mist; was  from  1764  till  his  death  offi- 
cially connected  with  the  Dublin  Society, 
under  tlie  patronage  of  whicli  he  estab- 
lislied  at  Lauglilinstown,  county  of  Kil- 
dare,  a  factory  for  making  all  kinds  of 
imi)lemcnts  of  husbandry;  d.  at  Wynn's 
Field,  county  of  Kildare. 

Baker,  Mrs.  Sarah  S.  (Tuthill).  Aunt 
Frieiidli/.    An  English  autiior  of  the  day. 

Baker,  Thomas.  Nick  Doubt.  An 
Englisii  dramatist ;  is  said  to  have  been 
tlie  editor  of  the  "Female  Tattler,"  in 
1709. 

Baker,  William,  1742-85.  Alfred. 
An  English  i)rinter;  b.  at  Reading;  he 
was  api)renticed  to  Mr.  Ki])pax,  a  printer 
of   J.,()ndon ;   on  the  death  of   whom  he 


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succeeded  to  the  business ;  afterwards 
removing  to  Ingram  Court,  where  he  was 
in  partnership  with  John  William  Gala- 
tin;  (1.  in  London. 

BaldAvyn,  Edward.     Trim. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  341. 

Balestier,  Charles  Woleott,  1861-. 
Crepin.  An  American  journalist  of  the 
day ;  b.  in  Rochester,  N.Y. ;  studied  one 
year  at  Cornell. 

Ball,  Edward.  "  Creation  "  Ball.  An 
English  poet ;  author  of  "  Creation,"  a 
now  forgotten  poem. 

Ballantyne,  James  Robert,  LL.D., 
-1864.     J.  B.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  341. 

Ballard,  J.  A  Protestant  Churchman. 
An  English  religious  writer. 

Ballou,  llev.  Adin.  A  Consistent 
Bestorationist. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  341. 

Balzac,  Honore  de.  Alfred  Cou- 
di-eux ;  Alexandre  de  B  .  .  .  ;  Henri  B. ; 
Lord  R'hoone. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  342. 

Bancroft,  George,  1800-.  U.  B.  An 
American  historian ;  b.  at  Worcester, 
Mass.;  educ.  at  Harv.  Univ.,  1817;  then 
spent  some  years  in  Germany;  Ph.D. 
at  Berlin,  1820;  secretary  of  war  under 
President  Polk;  minister  at  Berlin,  1871- 
74 ;  has  of  late  years  resided  chiefly  at 
Washington. 

Baiifield,  Thomas  Charles.  A  Politi- 
cal Economist.  An  English  writer  of 
London. 

Banim,  Michael.     Bar 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First 

Banister,    Tliomas. 
An  English  writer. 

Banks,  George  Nugeiil 
graduate  Pen  ;  An  Eton  Boi/. 
lish  writer   of   the   day ;    of   Cambridge 
Univ. 

Banks,  John,  1709-51.  A  Gentleman 
of' the  Middle  Temple. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  342. 

Bannister,  Saxe,  1790-1877.  Phil.a- 
delphus ;  LnAiujlais.  An  English  writer ; 
b.  at  Bidlington  House,  Steyning,  Sus- 
sex; Queen's  Coll.,  Oxf.,  1813;  was 
called  to  the  bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn ;  at- 
torney-general of  New  South  Wales, 
1823-26  ;  became  a  gentleman  bedel  of 
the  Royal  Coll.  of  Physicians  about 
1848 ;  spent  the  closing  years  of  his  life 
at  Thornton  Lodge,  Thornton  Heath, 
the  residence  of  his  only  child,  Mrs. 
Wyndliam,  and  d.  there. 

Bai-bauld,  Anna  Letitia.  A  Dis- 
senter. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  342. 


Barbe,  Madame  C.  B.  C.  Barbier. 
A  Frencli  writer. 

Barber,  Mary,  1690(1)-1757.  Sap- 
phira.  An  Irish  poet,  and  friend  of 
Swift;  her  poetic  name  at  the  deanery. 

Barber,  William.  W.  B.  An  Amer- 
ican writer. 

Barclay,  George.  A  Father.  A 
Scottish  minister  of  Irvine. 

Barclay,  Mrs.  Sarah  Blatilda  (Fry). 
His  Widow.  An  English  lady  ;  widow  of 
Robert  Barclay,  first  of  Bristol,  then  of 
London,  a  Friend,  or  Quaker,  whom 
she  married  in  1857. 

Barhain,  Francis.     F.  B. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  343. 

Barham,  Richard  Harris  Dalton, 
1815-86.  His  Son.  An  English  author; 
b.  in  Westwell,  Kent;  educ.  at  St.  Paul's 
School,  and  at  Oxford,  after  which  he 
settled  at  Lolworth,  where  he  resided  till 
1863,  when,  for  the  sake  of  a  warmer 
climate,  he  removed  to  Dawlish,  and 
d.  there. 

Baring,  Alexander,  1st  Baron  Ash- 
burton,  1774-1848.  Sand//  Baring.  An 
English  financier  and  statesman,  second 
son  of  Sir  Francis  Baring  ;  was  trained  as 
a  banker ;  being  sent  to  the  United  States 
on  business  of  his  father's  house,  he, 
in  1798,  married  Anne  Louisa,  eldest 
daughter  of  William  Bingham,  of  Phila- 
delphia ;  he  became  the  head  of  his 
father's  firm  in  1810;  M.P.,  1806-35  ;  was 
raised  to  the  peerage  in  1835 ;  English 
commissioner  to  the  United  States,  1842; 
d.  at  Longleat,  the  seat  of  his  grandson, 
the  Marquis  of  Bath. 

Barker,  Edmund  Henry.      Vindex. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  343. 

Barker,  Joseph,  1806-75.  A  Man. 
An  English  avithor,  preacher,  and  con- 
troversialist ;  b.  at  Bramley,  near  Leeds ; 
in  1851  came  to  this  country  and  soon 
settled  in  Nebraska ;  but  in  1860  returned 
to  England ;  about  1868  he  came  back  to 
America,  and  d.  at  Omaha.        ^ 

Barker,  Thomas,  1722-1809.  T.  B., 
Gent.  An  English  scientific  and  mis- 
cellaneous writer ;  b.  and  d.  at  Lyndon, 
Rutland  ;  was  for  many  years  an  assidu- 
ous observer  of  meteorological  phenom- 
ena, publishing  the  results  in  the  "  Phil- 
osophical Tra^actions "  of  the  Royal 
Society.  ^  , 

Barker,  William  Burckhardt, 
1810(?)-56.  An  English  Prisoner  i7\Rus-  . 
sia.  An  English  orientalist ;  b.  at  Alep- 
po ;  was  brouglit  to  England  in  1819,  and 
educ.  tliere  ;  was  for  many  years  I'esident 
at  Tarsus  in  an  official  capacity ;  d.  at 
Sinope,  on  the  Black  Sea. 


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Barling,  Rev.  John,  1804-83.  An 
Old  Student.  An  English  dissenter ;  b. 
at  Weymouth  ;  was  for  a  time  (1856-58) 
a  colleague  of  Russell  Lant  Carpenter, 
at  Northgate  End  Chapel ;  resided  in 
studious  leisure  at  Belle  Grange,  Win- 
dermere, for  many  years  from  1858 ;  and 
then  at  Leeds,  where  he  died. 

Barlow,  Henry  Clark.  A  Repre- 
sentative; Enrico  Clark  Barlow. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  344. 

Barmby,  Mrs.  Katharine  (Rey- 
nolds). Kate.  An  English  writer  ;  wife 
of  John  Goodwyn  Barmby  (1820-81), 
who  was  minister  of  Wakefield  more 
than  21  years. 

Barnard,  Daniel  Dewey,  1797-1861. 
D.  D.  B.  An  American  lawyer;  b.  in 
Sheffield,  ^lass.;  educ.  at  Williams  Coll. 
and  studied  law  ;  in  1821  was  admitted 
to  the  bar,  and  began  to  practise  at 
Rochester,  N.Y. ;  after  travelling  for 
some  time  abroad,  he  removed  to  Albany, 
and  afterwards  resided  and  d.  there. 

Barnard,  Frederick  Augustus  Por- 
ter, D.D.,  LL.D.     F.  A.  P.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  344. 

Barnard,  Sir  John,  1685-1764.  Sir 
J.  B — d;  An  Anti-Patriot ;  A  Late  Lord 
Mayor  of  London.  An  English  merchant 
a,nd  politician  ;  b.  of  Quaker  parents  at 
Reading  ;  lord  mayor  of  London,  1737  ; 
M.P.,  1722-01 ;  d.  at  Clapliam. 

Barnes,  Miss  E.  W.  E.  W.  B.  An 
American  religious  writer  of  the  day,  of 
Philadelphia  (?). 

Barnes,  Edwin  C.  Leon  Claire.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day,  of  Syracuse, 
N.Y.(?). 

Barnes,  Henry.  A  Gentleman  of  the 
Middle  Tciiijilr.  An  English  barrister  of 
the  eighteenth  century  ;  at  one  time  one 
of  the  secondaries  of  the  Court  of  Com- 
mon Pleas. 

Barnes,  Joshua,  1654-1712.  Phil- 
■argi/rius  Ca7itabri(/iensis.  An  English 
Greek  sciiolar  and  antiquary,  the  son  of  a 

•  London  tradesman;  educ.  at  Cambridge; 
professor  of  Greek  there,  1095-1712  ;  d. 
at  Hemingf<inl(?). 

Barnes,  Kate  D.  W.     Kate  Cameron. 

Barnes,  Ijuey  E.  Leader  Scott.  An 
English  writer  of  the  day ;  daughter  of 
William  Barnes,  poet  ancl  philologist. 

•  >;  '        Barnes,     Rev.    Richard    William. 
,        The    Late  Perpetual   Curate  of  East  and 

I*        Went  T^ooe. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  344. 
Barnes,  Thomas,  1780-1841.      Criti- 
cus;  Thomas  /joinirr,  Driver  of  a  'Turnabout. 
See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  344. 
Barnett,    Francis.       Lvfevrc.       An 


English  gentleman  ;  the  "  Lefevre  "  of 
"  No  Fiction,"  a  novel  by  Dr.  A.  Reed. 

Barnett,  John,  the  Younger.  His 
Son.  An  English  writer,  son  of  John 
Barnett,  of  Blaby. 

Barr,  Lillie  E.  One  who  knows  all 
about  them.  An  American  writer  of  the 
day. 

Barratt,  Joseph,  M.D.,  -1882.  A 
Citizen  of  Middletown,  Conn.  An  Amer- 
ican physician ;  honorary  M.D.  at  Yale 
Coll.  in  1834. 

Barre,  Isaac,  1720-1802.  Corregio  ; 
Poplicola.  An  Irish  officer;  b.  at  Dublin; 
educ.  at  Trin.  Coll. ;  joined  the  army 
in  1746,  and  was  by  Wolfe's  side  when 
this  brave  leader  fell  at  Quebec  ;  M.P., 
1761-90 ;  d.  in  Stanhope  Street,  May 
Fair,  London(?). 

Barrett,  Eaton  Stannard,  1786- 
1820.     E.  S.  B. ;  A  Late  Resident. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  344. 

Barrett,  John,  D.D.,  1753-1821. 
Phil.  Hib.  An  Irish  scholar ;  educ.  at 
Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  ;  vice-provost,  1807- 
21. 

Barrett,  Jonatlian.     J.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  344. 

Barrett,  Samuel,  D.D.,  1795-1866. 
B. ;  B — t.  An  American  clergyman ;  b. 
at  Royalston,  Mass. ;  Harv.  Univ.,  1818; 
pastor  in  Boston,  1825-58 ;  soon  after- 
wards removed  to  Roxbury,  and  d.  there. 

Barrington,  John  Shute,  1st  Vis- 
count.    *1  Layman  ;    The  Layman. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  344. 

BarroAV,  Mrs.  Frances  Elizabeth 
(3Iease),  1822-."  Aunt  Fanny.  An 
American  author ;  b.  in  Charleston,  S.C. ; 
educ.  in  New  York  City,  and  has  passed 
most  of  her  life  there ;  in  1841  she  mar- 
ried James  Barrow,  Jr.,  of  that  city,  and 
since  1855  has  been  much  engaged  in 
literary  work. 

Barrow,  John,  D.D.,  and  others. 
Five  Clergymen.  An  Englisli  clergyman; 
principal  of  St.  Edmund  Ilall,  Oxford, 
and  rector  of  Gatcombe,  Newport,  Isle 
of  Wight,  1854-00  et  seq. ;  at  one  time 
tutor  and  librarian  of  Queen's  Coll.,  Ox- 
ford. 

Barrows,  Mrs.  Katherine  Isabel 
(Hayes  Chapin) ,  1845-.  B.  C.  B. ;  Mrs. 
Shayliark.  An  American  writer;  b.  at 
Irasburg,  Vermont ;  wife  of  the  follow- 
ing. 

Barrows,  Rev.  Samuel,  J.  1845-. 
Mr.  Sliayback.  An  A  nu'rican  clergyman  ; 
b.  in  New  York  City;  editor  of  the 
"Christian  Register"  (R.). 

Barry,   .      B .      An   English 

poet  of  Bath. 


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Barry,  Miss .    His  Daughter.    An 

English  lady ;  daughter  of  Henry  Barry, 
late  fellow  of  Queen's  Coll.,  Oxford. 

Bartholomew,  Annie  E.     Fugerman. 

Bartlett,  David  W.  f  «».  An  Amer- 
ican journalist;  for  twenty-two  years  the 
Washinuton  correspondent  of  the  Spring- 
field "  Republican  " ;  afterwards  secre- 
tary to  tlie  Chinese  embassy. 

IJai'tol,  Cyrus  Augustus,  D.D.  B. ; 
B—l. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  345. 

Barton,  Bernard,  1784-1849.  The 
Quaker  Poet. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  345. 

Barton,  K.  Knot-Rab.  An  Ameri- 
can novelist. 

Barton,  Lucy.  His  Daughter.  An 
English  lady ;  daughter  of  Bernard 
Barton. 

Barwell,  Richard,  1741-1804.  A 
Nabob.  An  Anglo-Indian ;  b.  at  Cal- 
cutta; was  appointed  a  writer  on  the 
Bengal  establishment  of  the  East  India 
Company  in  1756 ;  a  member  of  the 
council  in  Bengal,  1774-80;  returned  to 
England,  it  was  said,  with  one  of  the 
largest  fortunes  ever  accumulated ;  M.P. 
1790-96  ;  d.  at  Staiistead. 

Basset,  Adrien  Charles  Alexandre. 
Robert  Adrien. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  345. 

Basset,  Francis,  Lord  de  Dunstan- 
ville,  1757-1835.  An  Englishman.  An 
English  nobleman ;  b.  at  Waltot,  Co. 
Oxford ;  educ.  at  Harrow,  Eton,  and 
Cambridge;  M.P.  1780-84;  raised  to  the 
House  of  Lords  in  1796;  d.  at  his  man- 
sion, South  Place,  Knightsbridge. 

Bastide,  Mme.  Jenuy  (Dufourquet), 
1792-1854.  Mme.  Jenng  D*** ;  T/ialares 
Dufourquet. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  345. 

Bate,  Henry,  M.R.C.S.,  1846-.  Puto. 
An  English  writer;  b.  at  Truro. 

Batenian.  Pen.  John  Fitzherbert;  A 
Member  of  the  C.  U.  B.  C.  [Cambridge 
Univ.  Boat  Club].  An  English  clergy- 
man ;  St.  John's  Coll.,  Camb.,  1851 ;  rec- 
tor of  North  u\  South  Lopham,  Harling, 
Norfolk,  1681-87. 

Batenian,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Blower. 
Mrs.  B**-* ;  A  Young  Lad//.  An  English 
novoli-st  of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Batenian,  James.  A  Member  of  Mag- 
dalen College,  Oxford.  An  English  cler- 
gyman; Magdalen  Coll.,  Oxford,  1834; 
rector  of  East  and  West  Leake,  Notting- 
ham, 1859. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  346. 

Bates,  Mrs.  Harriet  L.  (Vose),  -1886. 
Eleanor  Putnam.     An   American    writer 


of  the  day  ;  was  the  wife  of  Arlo  Bates 
of  Boston. 

Bather,  Mrs.  Liucy  Elizabeth 
(Bloomfleld),  1836-64.  L.  E.  B.;  Aunt 
Lncg.  An  English  writer  for  the  young ; 
b.  at  Fulham ;  in  1861  married  Arthur 
Henrj"-  Bather,  of  Meol  Brace,  Shrop- 
shire ;  d.  at  "  The  Hall,"  Meol  Brace. 

Bathurst,  Charles.     C.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  346. 

Baudry  des  LiOzieres,  Louis  Nar- 
cisse,  1761-1841.  73**  i**.  A  French 
author  and  traveller;  b.  and  d.  at  Paris; 
he  was  for  some  years  a  soldier;  but 
later  entered  the  bureaus  of  the  Marine, 
and  became  the  historiographer  of  that 
ministry. 

Bayford,  .      A    Bgstander.      An 

English  controversial  writer. 

Bayley,  Frederick  W.  N.,  1808-53. 
The  Son  of  a  Mllitarg  Officer  ;  A  Clergy- 
man in  Debt.  An  English  miscellaneous 
writer;  in  1825  accompanied  his  father, 
who  was  in  the  army,  to  Barbados  ;  and 
remained  in  the  West  Indies  for  four 
years  ;  when  he  returned  to  England  he 
found  he  could  write  in  verse  with  con- 
siderable facility;  he  conducted  the 
"  Omnibus,"  and  was  the  first  editor  of 
the  London  "Illustrated  News";  d.  at 
Birmingham. 

Bayly,  Ada  Ellen.  Edna  Lgall.  An 
English  novelist  of  the  day. 

Bayly,  Mrs.  Helena  (Beecher).  His 
Widow.  An  English  lady ;  widow  of 
Thomas  Haynes  Bayly. 

Bayly,  Thomas  Haynes,  1797-1839. 
Q  in  the  Corner.  An  English  song-writer,, 
novelist,  and  dramatist;  b.  at  Bath; 
educ.  at  Winchester  and  at  Oxford 
(without  graduating)  ;  returned  to  Lon- 
don in  1824,  and  devoted  himself  to  liter- 
ary work;  d.  at  Cheltenham (T). 

Bayne,  Mrs.  Alicia  (Pryme).  His 
Daughter.  An  English  lady ;  daughter  of 
G.  Pryme. 

Baynes,  John,  1758-87.  Vale  et  Fru- 
ere.  An  English  miscellaneous  writer ; 
b.  at  Middleham,  in  Yorkshire ;  Trin. 
Coll.,  Cambridge,  1777 ;  admitted  to 
Gray's  Inn  in  1778  or  1779 ;  paid  much 
attention  to  politics ;  contributed  politi- 
cal articles  to  the  London  "Courant"; 
wrote,  anonymously,  political  verses,  and 
translations  from  French  and  Greek  po- 
ems, for  the  "European  Magazine";  the 
"Archajological  Epistle,"  etc.,  was  gen- 
erally ascriljed  to  him,  but  he  denied  the- 
authorship;  d.  in  London. 

Baynes,  Rev.  Robert  Hall.  The 
Vicar  of  S.  Michael  and  All  Angels,  Cov- 
entry.    An  English  clergyman ;    St.  Ed- 


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mund  Hall,  Oxford,  1856;  vicar  of  St. 
Michael,  Coventry,  1866-79 ;  rector  of 
Toppesfield,  Essex,  1879-80;  vicar  of 
Holy  Trinity,  Folkestone,  1880-85 ;  hon- 
orable canon  of  Worcester,  1873 ;  in  1887 
resided  at  Burnham,  Somerset. 

Beach,  Rev.  John.  An  Aiionymons 
Author.     An  American  clergyman. 

Beaconsfield,  Benjamin  Disraeli, 
1st  Earl  of.  Mr.  Benjamins ;  Manager 
of  St.  Stephen's  Co-Operative  Store;  Con- 
ingsby  ;  A  [or  Delta]  ;  Imperial  Ben  ;  Ben ; 
Benjamin;  Dizzij ;  The  Premier;  The 
Right  Hon.  B D . 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  347. 

Beamish,  North  Ludlow,  1797-1872. 
A  Cornet.  An  English  antiquary  ;  son 
of  William  Beamish,  Esq.,  of  Beaumont 
House,  county  of  Cork;  in  1816  he  ob- 
tained a  commission  in  tlie  4th  Royal 
Irish  Dragoon  Guards,  in  which  he  pur- 
chased a  troop  in  1823 ;  spent  much  of 
his  life  from  1826  in  literary  work;  d.  at 
Annmount,  county  of  Cork. 

Bean,  Rev.  James.  The  Christian 
Minister. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  347. 

Bean,  Miss  Mary  A.  The  Librarian. 
An  American  ladv  of  Brookline,  Mass. 

Beard,  John  ReUly,  D.D.,  1800-76. 
An  Unitarian.  An  English  minister;  b. 
at  Southsea,  Hants. ;  educ.  at  the  Unita- 
rian Coll.  at  York;  minister  at  Salford, 
Manchester,  1825;  and  Strangeways,  the 
same  city,  1848-64 ;  at  Sale,  near  Ashton- 
on-Mersey,  1865-73,  and  d.  there. 

Beardslee,  L.  A.     Pieseis. 

Beauclerk,  Lady  Diana  De  Vere, 
1841-.  Ladij  Di  Beauclerk.  An  English 
lady ;  daughter  of  tlie  9th  Duke  of  St. 
Albans. 

Beaufoy,  Charles.  C.  B.  An  Eng- 
lish natural  philo.sopher. 

Beaumont,  John  Thomas  Barber, 
1774-1841.     Philanthropos, 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  348. 

Beckering,  J.  J.     .Inhji  Nathan. 

Beckett,  Sir  Kdmund,  LL.D.,  5th 
Bart.,  1816-.  Edmund  Beckett  Denison. 
An  English  writer;  b.  at  Doncaster; 
succeeded  his  father,  1874 ;  educ.  at 
Eton  and  Trin.  Colls.,  Oxford ;  B.A., 
1838  ;  LL.D.,  1863  ;  called  to  the  bar  at 
Lincoln's  Inn,  1841 ;  chancellor  of  York, 
1877;  residence,  Batch  Woods,  St.  Al- 
bans. 

Beckett,  William  H.  Prof.  Chaucer 
Jones.    An  American  humorist  of  the  day. 

Beckman,  Krnst.  E.  B — n.  A  Swed- 
ish journalist  and  miscellaneous  writer. 

Bedell,  Gregory  Thurston,  1817-. 
The  Rector.      An  American  clergyman  ; 


b.  in  Hudson,  N.Y.  ;  educ.  at  Bristol 
Coll.,  Penn.,  and  at  the  Virginia  Tlieol. 
Sem. ;  assistant-bishop  and  bishop  of 
Ohio  from  1859. 

Bedford,  John  T.     J.  Litgue'. 

See  "I.  and  1'.,"  First  Series,  p.  348. 

Bedingfield,  Thomas,  1760-89.  T. 
B — g — d.  An  English  poet;  b.  at  York; 
educ.  at  the  Univ.  of  Liege ;  in  1787  com- 
menced practice  as  a  chamber  counsel  in 
London,  where  he  died. 

Behn,  Mrs.  Aphra  (Johnson),  1040- 
89.  ^4.  B.  An  English  dramatist  and 
novelist ;  baptized  at  V^jq  ;  spent  some 
years  in  Surinam ;  returned  to  England 
about  1658,  and  married  a  city  mer- 
chant named  Behn ;  before  1666  she 
was  a  widow ;  dedicated  her  life  chiefly 
to  "  pleasure  and  poetry  " ;  d.  in  London, 
and  was  buried  in  Poet's  Corner,  West- 
minster Abbey. 

Beilby,  J.  Wood.  Research.  An  Aus- 
tralian geologist  of  Melbourne ("?). 

Beke,  Mrs.  Emily  (Alston).  His 
Widow.  An  Englisli  lady  of  Mauritius  ; 
daughter  of  Mr.  William  Alston  of  Lei- 
cester, and  widow  of  Charles  Tiistone 
Beke. 

Beldam,  Joseph.  A  Student  of  the 
Middle  Temple.  An  English  poet ;  a 
bari'ister-at-law  of  the  Middle  Temple, 
London. 

Belfast,  Frederick  Richard  Chi- 
chester,   Earl     of.        Campana  ;     Lord 

7^  y(:  jJC"  viC'  ^  itC-  ^  ^  ^ 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  349. 

Belger,  Mrs.  Fanny  Courtenay 
(Baylor).  Fannij  Courtenay  Bai/lor. 
An  American  writer  of  Texas  and  Vir- 
ginia ;    has  spent  many  years  abroad. 

Bell,  Mrs.  A.  A  Lady.  An  English 
poet. 

BeU,  Benjamin,  1749-1806.  A  Land- 
holder. A  Scottish  surgeon;  b.  at  Dumfries; 
at  seventeen  was  sent  to  the  Edinburgh 
Medical  School ;  travelled  on  the  Con- 
tinent, and  studied  at  Paris ;  surgeon  to 
the  Royal  Infirmary  at  Edinburgh,  1772- 
1801 ;  he  gained  a  large  practice,  and  also 
engaged  considerably  in  agriculture ;  d. 
at  Newington  House,  Edinburgh. 

Bell,  Miss  Catharine  Douglass, 
Cousin  Kate. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  349. 

Bell,  Mrs.  Emily  Ernst  (Mynie). 
Mrs.  Fairfax.  An  Irish  writer  of  the 
day. 

Bell,  John,  and  David  Francis  Con- 
die.    An  Association  of  Phi/sicians. 

Bell,  John,  1796-1872.  A  physician;  b. 
in  Ireland;  came  to  this  country  in  1810; 
graduated  at  the  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania 


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in  1817 ;  was  for  several  years  a  lec- 
turer in  Philadelphia ;  and  afterwards 
a  professor  in  Ohio.  —  See  "  Condie, 
D.  F." 

Bell,  Mrs.  Nancy  (Meugens).  N. 
D'Anvei's.  An  English  writer  on  art, 
of  the  day. 

Bellamy,  Daniel,  the  Elder,  1687-. 
A  Gentleman  of  Oxford.  An  English 
miscellaneous  writer ;  b.  in  London ; 
edue.  at  Merchant  Taylors'  School  and 
at  Oxford  (which  he  left,  without  a  de- 
gree, in  1709) ;  and  became  a  convej^- 
ancer's  clerk. 

Bellamy,  Mrs. George  Anne,  1731  (?)- 
88.  The  Dawjiiter  of  Darius.  An  Irish 
actress ;  b.  at  Fingal ;  was  the  daughter 
of  Lord  Tyrawley,  ambassador  to  Lisbon, 
who  sent  her,  when  she  was  iive  years  old, 
to  Boulogne,  where  she  was  in  a  convent 
till  she  was  eleven,  when  she  went  to  Eng- 
land ;  she  became  very  eminent  as  an  act- 
ress ;  d.  in  London('?). 

BeUamy,  Joseph,  D.D.,  1718  or  19- 
1790.  One  of  his  Candid  Neighbours.  An 
American  Congregational  minister;  b.  in 
the  part  of  Wallingford  which  is  now 
Cheshire,  Conn.;  Yale  Coll.,  1735 ;  pastor 
in  that  part  of  Woodbury  which  is  now 
Bethlem,  Conn.,  1740-90 ;  and  d.  there. 

BeUasis,  Edward,  1800-73.  An  Old 
Boy  ;  An  Anglican  since  become  a  Catholic  ; 
An  Anglican  Layman.  An  English  bar- 
rister ;  b.  at.  Basilden ;  educ.  at  Christ's 
Hospital ;  was  called  to  the  bar  in  1824; 
was  engaged  in  parliamentary  business, 
1836-66 ;  d.  at  Hyeres,  in  Provence, 
France. 

Bellew,  Frank.  An  Ex-Tramp  ;  Tri- 
angle.    An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Belle-w,  Henry  Walter.  Spectator. 
An  English  traveller. 

BeUows,  Henry  Whitney,  1814-82. 
H.  W.  B.;  B — s.  An  American  clergy- 
man; b.  in  Boston  ;  educ.  at  Harv.  Univ. 
and  the  Cambridge  Divinity  School ; 
pastor  in  New  York  City,  1839-82  ;  d.  in 
New  York  City. 

Bellows,  John  N.  ./.  N.  B.  An 
American  translator. 

Bellows,  William  Lamb,  1802-77. 
His  Son-in-law.  An  English  Friend; 
b.  at  Bere  Regis,  Dorset ;  resided  at  Lis- 
keard,  1829-32 ;  at  Pool,  near  Redruth, 
1841-58;  at  Dorchester,  1858-77,  and 
d.  there. 

Beloe,  William.      The   Sexagenarian. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  350. 

Belrose,  Liouis,  Jr.  A  Poet.  An  Ameri- 
can writer  of  the  day,  of  Philadelphia. 

Belsham,  Rev.  Thomas.      T.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  350. 


Belshaw,  Robert  Redman.    R.  i? 

An  American(Q  writer. 

Beuedictsson,  Mrs.  Victoria. 
Ahlgren.     A  Swedish  authoress. 

Benham,  Henry  W.,    1817-"^ 
Engineer  Officer.     An  America' 
b.  in  Connecticut ;  educ.  at  Wesi 
served  with  distinction  in  the  civil  >, 
1861-05 ;  was  engaged  as  a  militarv  en- 
gineer, 1869-82;  on^the  retired  list,  1882- 
84 ;  d.  in  New  York  City. 

Benjamin,  Park.     A  Voyager  ;  P.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  350. 

Bennet,  Rev.  John.  A  Clergyman 
of  the  Church  of  England.  An  English 
divine  ;  curate  of  St.  Mary's,  Manchester. 

Bennet,  William,  1746-1820.  Za- 
varre  Wilmhurst.  An  English  clergy- 
man (?)  ;  b.  in  the  Tower  of  London; 
Emanuel  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1767  ;  Bishop 
of  Cloyne,  1794;  d.  in  London. 

Bennett,  Rev. .     A  Presbyterian. 

A  Scottish  minister  of  the  Antiburgher 
Church,  Cupar-Fife. 

Bennett,  Charles,  -1804.  The  Blind 
Organist.  A  English  poet  and  musician  j 
b.  and  d.  at  Truro  ;  organist  of  St.  Mary's 
in  that  town,  1764-1804;  travelled 
through  Cornwall  as  a  teacher  of  music. 

Bennett,  E.  Fidelis.  An  English 
printer,  of  South  Petherton. 

Bennett,  William.  Lee  Gibbons.  An 
English  solicitor  of  Chapel-en-le-Frith, 
Derbyshire. 

"  Lee  Gibbons  "  is  wrongly  given  in  "  I.  and 
P."  as  the  pseudonym  of  Thomas  lioscoe,  Jr. 

See  "  N.  and  Q.,"  May,  1885,  p.  433. 
Bennett,     Rev.     William      James 

Early,  1804-86.    W.J.E.B.;  The  Vicar 

of  Frome-  Selwood. 

■   See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  350. 

Benson,  Egbert,  1746-1833.  Curator. 
An  American  jurist;  b.  in  New  York 
City;  educ.  at  King's  [now  Columbia]. 
Coll.,  New  York  City ;  attorney -general 
of  New  York,  1777-89 ;  member  of  the 
continental  congress,  1784-88 ;  M.C.  the 
1st  and  2d  congress ;  and  again  in  1813- 
15;  judge  of  the  supreme  court  of  New 
York,  1794-1808  ;  and  a  regent  of  the 
New  York  Univ.,  1789-1802  ;  d.  at  Jamai- 
ca, L.I. 

Benson,  William,  1682-1754.  A 
Member  of  the  House  of  Commons.  An 
English  critic  and  politician ;  b.  in  Lon- 
don; travelled  in  Germany  and  Sweden, 
and  on  his  return  became  the  owner  of 
considerable  property  in  Dorsetshire  and 
Wiltshire,  and  was  made  sheriff  of  the 
latter  county  in  1710;  M.P.,  1714-15; 
surveyor-general  of  works,  1715 ;  auditor, 
17 —  ;  d.  at  Wimbledon. 


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Bentham,  Jeremiah.  A  Knight.  An 
English  lawyer  of  London ;  tlie  father  of 
Jeremy;  "had  no  great  practice,  but  he 
made  a  considerable  fortune  by  the  pur- 
chase and  sale  of  land.  He  was,  accord- 
ing to  one  description  of  him,  '  authorita- 
tive, restless,  aspiring,  and  shabby.'  He 
believed  that  pushing  was  the  one  thing 
needful  in  life,  and  he  much  regretted 
that  his  clever  son  would  not  act  on  this 
maxim.  He  was  fond  in  a  dilettante 
fashion  of  literature,  and  proud  of  own- 
ing Milton's  house." 

Bentham,  Jeremiy,  1747-1832.  Anti- 
Machiavel. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  351. 

Bentinck,  Rt.  Hon.  George  Augus- 
tus Frederick  Cavendisli,  1821-.  The 
Bo'sun. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  351. 

Bentley,  Joseph.  The  Oldest  School 
Inspector. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  351. 

Bentley,  Richard,  D.D.,  1662-1742. 
Dismal  Fellow  ;  A  (jrentleman  of  the  Tem- 
ple; N.  0.,  M.A.  of  the  Same  University  ,• 
Phileleuthere  de  Leipzig ;  Phileleutherus 
Lipsiensis ;  Priscianus ;  Richardus  Criti- 
cus  Cantabrigiensis. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  351. 

Benton,  Thomas  Hart,  1782-1858. 
Old  Bullion. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  351. 

Bere,  Rev.  Thomas.  The  Curate  of 
Blagdon.  An  English  clergyman  ;  rector 
of  Butcombe,  near  Bristol. 

Berenger,  Richard,  1721-82.  Philo- 
nous.  An  English  writer;  for  many 
years  gentleman  of  the  horse  to  George 
III. ;  nephew  of  Lord  Cobham  and  Lady 
Lyttelton  ;  d.  in  London. 

Beresford-Hope,  Alexander  James, 
1820-87.  Batavian  Grace.  An  English 
statesman  and  journalist ;  son  of  Thomas 
Hope,  of  London  and  "  Deepdene,"  near 
Dorking;  Univ.  of  Cambridge,  1841, 
when  his  political  and  literary  career 
began  ;  at  the  time  of  his  death  he  was 
M.P.  for  Cambridge  Univ. ;  d.  in  London. 

Berg,  Mrs.  Ijiua  (Sandell).  L.  S. 
A  Swedish  writer  of  juvenile  stories  and 
hymns. 

Berger,  Mrs.  Charlotta  (Cronh- 
jelm),  1784-1852.  Ch*******.  A  Swed- 
ish novelist. 

Bergstrand,  P.  E.,  1834-.  Bias.  A 
Swedish  autlior. 

Bergstrand,  Vilhelm  Alexander, 
1850- .  \V.  B.  Marcelhis.  A  Swedish 
journalist  and  miscellaneous  writer. 

Berington,  Joseph,  1746-1827.  J. 
B — n  ;   A    Catholic    Priest.     An  English 


Catholic  divine;  b.  at  Winsley,  Here- 
fordshire ;  educ.  at  St.  Omer ;  after  being 
ordained,  he  exercised  his  priestly  func- 
tions for  several  years,  and  then  returned 
to  England ;  between  the  years  1776  and 
1814  he  published  numerous  philosophi- 
cal, historical,  and  theological  works ; 
in  or  about  1786  he  appears  to  have 
been  the  priest  at  Oscott,  near  Barr; 
afterwards  resided  for  several  years  in 
the  London  district ;  in  1814  was  ap- 
pointed priest  at  Buckland,  in  Berkshire, 
where  he  died. 

Berington,  Simon,  1679-.  Signer 
Gaudentio  di  Lucca.  An  English  Roman 
Catholic  writer ;  studied  and  took  holy 
orders  at  Douay. 

Berkeley,  Mrs.  Eliza  (Frinsham), 
1734-1800.  The  Editor.  An  English 
authoress ;  b.  at  White  Waltham,  Wind- 
sor Forest;  in  1761  she  married  the  Rev. 
George,  the  son  of  Bishop  Berkeley ;  d. 
at  Kensington. 

Berkeley,  George,  D.D.,  1684-1753. 
Dion;  D — B  — .»/ /   G.  L.  B.  0.  C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  351. 

Berkeley,  Maurice  Frederick  Fitz- 
hardinge.  Baron  Fitzhardinge,  and  oth- 
ers, 1788-.  The  Other  Surviving  Sons  of 
the  Late  Earl  and  Countess  of  Bei'kelei/. 
An  English  naval  officer,  second  son  of 
the  5th  Earl  of  Berkeley. 

Bernard,  Sir  Thomas,  1750-1818. 
Trismegistus  Secundits.  An  English  bar- 
rister-at-law,  and  chancellor  of  the  dio- 
cese of  Durham;  succeeded  his  brother, 
Sir  John  Bernard,  in  1810. 

Berquin,  Arnaud,  1749-91.  The  Edi- 
tor nf  the  "Looking  Glassjbr the  Mind."  A 
French  writer ;  b.  at  Bordeaux ;  d.  at  Paris. 

Berridge,  Rev.  Johu.  Paith  Work- 
less.     An  English  clergyman. 

Berriman,  William,  D.D.,  1688-1750. 
A  Presbyter  of  the  Diocese  of  London.  An 
English  divine ;  b.  in  London ;  educ.  at 
Merchant  Taylors'  School,  and  Oriel 
Coll.,  Oxford ;  was  minister  in  London 
from  1712;  from  1727,  Eton  was  his 
summer  residence. 

Berry,  Sir  Edward,  1768-1831.  An 
Ojficer  of  Rank  in  the  Squadron.  An  emi- 
nent English  naval  officer ;  son  of  a 
London  merchant;  entered  the  navy  in 
1779 ;  made  lieutenant  in  1794 ;  in  the 
battle  of  the  Nile  was  captain  of  the 
flag-ship,  and  caught  Nelson,  when 
wounded,  in  his  arms  and  prevented 
him  from  falling ;  became  rear-admiral 
in  1821 ;  but  for  several  years  before  his 
death  was  incapal)le  of  active  duty. 

Berry,  Miss  Mary,  1702-1852.  The 
Editor   of  "Madame  Da   Defjdnd's  Let- 


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ters."  An  English  -writer ;  a  friend  of 
Horace  Walpole,  and  one  of  his  literary 
executors. 

Berry,  Miss  Mary  and  Miss  Agnes. 
Miss  M.  and  3Iiss  A.  B — ij. 

Bertram,  James  G.  Bev.  William 
M.  Cooper,  B.A. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  352. 

Besant,  Walter,  and  Rice,  James. 
TF.  B.  and  J.  R. ;    Walter  Maurice. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  352. 

BeskOTT,  Bernhard  von,  Baron, 
1796-1868.  Qvintiniis  Carhasius.  A 
Swedish  poet,  dramatist,  and  biographer ; 
secretary  of  the  Swedish  Acad. 

Best,  John  Richard;  afterwards 
Beste,  John  Richard ;  afterwards 
Beste,  John  Richard  Digby.  An  Eng- 
lish Catholic ;  An  Old  Author  in  a  New 
Walk.     An  English  writer  of  the  day. 

Best,  Eev.  Robert.  A  Lancashire 
Minister.  An  English  minister  of  the 
Independent  Church,  Kirkham. 

Bethusy  -  Hue,  Valeska,  grafin. 
Moritz  V.  Reichenbach.  A  German  novel- 
ist of  the  day. 

Betts,  Rev.  Beverley  Robinson. 
1827-.  The  Librarian.  An  American 
scholar  and  clergyman ;  b.  in  New  York 
City ;  Columbia  Coll.,  New  York,  1846 ; 
librarian  there,  1865-80. 

Betts,  Rev.  Henry  John.  A  Pastor. 
An  English  clergyman. 

Betty,  Rev.  Joseph,  1730-31.  Parson 
B.  An  English  clergyman ;  Hart  Hall, 
Oxford,  1717;  Cornish  fellow  of  Exeter 
Coll.,  1720;  poisoned  himself  with  laud- 
anum to  escape  his  creditors. 

Bevan,  E.  F.     E.  F.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  352. 

Bevan,  Rev.  George  Jones.  A 
Country  Parson.  An  English  clergyman; 
of  Worcester  Coll.,  Oxford;  B.A.,  1811. 

Bevan,  Robert  Caspar  Lee.  R.  C. 
L.B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  352. 

Beverley,  Robert,  about  1675-1716. 
D.  8.,  Natif  et  habitant  du  Pays  de  Vir- 
ginie.  An  American  historian ;  became 
clerk  of  the  council  of  Virginia  about 
1697. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  352. 

Beverley,  Rev.  Robert  Olackenzie. 
A  Saint,  a  Member  of  the  University  of 
Cambridge. 

See  "  i.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  352. 

Beyle,  Marie  Henri.  Birkbeck  ; 
Salviati. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  352. 

Biber,  Rev.  George  Edvrard,  LL.D. 
Ecclesiastes  ;   The  Editor  of  the  "  Bull." 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  353. 


BickerstafFe,  Isaac,  about  1735- 
1812(7).  I.  B. ;  Ambrose  Gwinet ;  Nyky. 
An  Irish  dramatist ;  at  the  age  of  eleven 
he  was  appointed  one  of  the  pages  to 
Lord  Chesterfield,  then  lord-lieutenant 
of  Ireland;  between  1760  and  1771  he 
produced  a  score  of  pieces  for  the  stage  ; 
for  many  years  he  was  admitted  to  the 
most  intellectual  society,  but  afterwards 
sunk  into  the  deepest  ignominy. 

BickueU,  Alexander(?), -1796.  Ed- 
loard  Dorrington.  An  English  author 
and  industrious  litte'rateur  of  the  last 
quarter  of  the  eighteenth  century,  whose 
writings  received  their  due  meed  of  faint 
praise  or  ridicule  in  the  "  Monthly  Re- 
view," and  are  now  forgotten  ;  d.  in  the 
St.  Thomas's  Hospital,  London. 

Biddle,  Clement,  1740-1814.  C.  B. 
An  American  "  Quaker  soldier  "  ;  b.  and 
d.  in  Philadelphia  ;  served  as  an  officer 
in  the  Revolutionary  War,  and  in  the 
Whiskey  Rebellion. 

Biddulph,  Rev.  Thomas  Tregenna. 
A  Clergyman  ;  The  Parochial  Clergyman; 
The  Parochicd  Mi?iister  ;    The  Churchman. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  353. 

Bielby,  Mrs.     Marie  Le  Baron. 

Bigelow,  Jacob,  M.D.,  1787-1879. 
One  of  the  Committee  of  the  American 
Academy.  An  American  physician ; 
b.  in  Sudbury,  Mass. ;  Harv.  Univ.,  1806 ; 
studied  medicine  and  opened  his  office  in 
Boston  in  1810;  professor  in  Harv. 
Univ.,  1815-55;  d.  in  Boston. 

Bigelow,  Melville  Madison,  1846-. 
A  Barrister.  An  American  lawyer  and 
poet ;  b.  at  Eaton  Rapids,  Michigan ; 
Univ.  of  Michigan,  1866 ;  afterwards 
studied  at  Cambridge  ;    Ph.D.,  1879. 

BigeloTV,  Mrs.  Poultney.  Daniel 
Burton.    An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Bigg,  Louisa.  Louis  Brand.  An 
English  writer  of  the  day. 

Biglow,  William.     Harvard. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  353. 

Billingsley,  Rev.  John.  A  Protestant. 
An  English  clergyman,  son  of  Rev.  John 
(1657-1722)  ;  originally  a  dissenting 
minister  at  Dover;  married  a  sister  of 
Sir  Philip  Yorke,  afterwards  Lord-Chan- 
cellor Hardwicke;  conformed,  and  ac- 
cepted a  good  living  in  the  national 
church  with  a  prebend  in  Bristol  Ca- 
thedral. 

Bingham,  Peregrine,  the  Younger, 
1788-1864.  A  Frie7id.  An  English  legal 
writer,  eldest  son  of  P.  Bingham,  the 
Elder;  educ.  at  Winchester  School  and 
at  Magdalen  Coll.,  Oxford  ;  called  to  the 
bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  in  1818,  and 
was  for  many  years  a   legal  reporter ; 


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became  one  of  the  police  magistrates  at 
Great  Marlborough  Street,  and  resigned 
that  appointment  about  four  years  before 
liis  death  ;  d.  in  London  (?). 

Bingham,  WUliain,  1751-1804.  An 
American  now  resident  in  London.  An 
American  politician  ;  b.  in  Philadelphia  ; 
educ.  at  Philadelphia  Coll.  [now  Univ. 
of  Penn.]  ;  United  States  senator,  1795- 
1801;  in  1797  being  the  president,  pro 
tern.;  d.  at  Bath,  England. 

Binney,  Thomas,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  1798- 
1874.  A  balance,  Esq.,  of  the  Middle 
Temple. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  354. 

Binzer,  Emile  von.  Ernst  Ritter.  A 
German  author. 

Birch,  Thomas,  D.D.,  1705-66.  B.  ; 
Cleunder.  An  English  clergyman  ;  b.  at 
Clerkenwell ;  educ.  at  Quaker  schools  ; 
rector  of  Depden,  Suffolk,  1761-66;  d. 
on  the  road  from  London  to  Harapstead. 

Birch,  Thomas  LefUie,  -1808.  An 
Irish  Emigrant.  An  Irish  Presbyterian 
minister  ;  was  ordained  minister  of  Saint- 
field,  county  Down,  in  1776 ;  in  1708  he 
was  much  mixed  up  with  the  insurrec- 
tion, and,  having  been  tried  by  court- 
martial  at  Lisburn,  was  permitted  to 
emigrate  to  America,  where  he   died. 

Birch,  Rev.  Walter,  B.D.,  1774-1829. 
Mr.  Smith,  Demij  of  Magdalen  College,  Ox- 
ford. An  English  clergyman ;  b.  at  South 
Thoresby,  county  Lincoln ;  educ.  at 
Rugby  and  Oxford ;  rector  of  Stanway, 
Essex,  1817-29;  and  vicar  of  Stanton 
Bernard,  Wiltshire,  1812-29. 

Bir<'h,  William  John.  A  ^Taster  of 
Arts  formerlfi  of  Balliol  College  of  the  Uni- 
versiti/  of  Ccford.  An  English  writer; 
New  Inn  Hall,  Oxford  ;  Oxford,  1832. 

Bird,  Robert  Montgomery,  M.D.  A 
Ituiiihler  at  Home 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  354. 

Birt,  William  Kadcliff.  The  Editor 
of  the  "  Lunar  Map  and  Catalogue."  An 
English  meteorologist. 

Bisani,  Alessandro.  An  Italian 
Gentleman.  An  Italian  traveller  of  one 
hundred  years  ago. 

Bishop,  Mrs.  Isabella  Bird.    A  Lady. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  354. 

Bishop,  James.  Mg  Uncle  Know-all. 
An  Englisli  miscellaneous  writer,  chiefly 
for  the  young. 

Bishop,  John  Baulch.  An  Elder  of 
the  Church.  A  Scottish  ('/)  religious 
writer  of  tlic  day. 

Bishop,  Samuel,  1731-05.  S.  and  P. 
An  English  [)oet ;  b.  in  London ;  educ. 
at  Oxford  ;  rector  of  St.  Martin  Outwlch, 
London,  1789-95,  where  lie  died. 


Bissell,   Mary   L.      M.   L.   B.      An 

American  writer  of  the  day. 

Bisset,    Kev.   William,    -1747.     Mr. 

B — t.    An  English  clergyman  ;  b.  in 

Middlesex  ;  educ.  at  Westminster  School 
and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Cambridge;  rector  of 
Whiston,  1697-1747  ;  he  was  made  chap- 
lain to  Queen  Caroline. 

Bitzius,  Albert.     A  Schoolmaster. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  354. 

Black,  Emily  Julia.  Emilie.  An 
English  poet. 

Black,  Helen.  Helen  Dhu.  An 
American(?)  writer;  published  at  New 
York  in  1855. 

Black,  William.     A  Deerstalker. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  354. 

Black,  William  Henry,  1808-72. 
Hari  Dhu.  A  Scottish  antiquary  ;  eldest 
son  of  John  Black,  of  Kintore,  Aber- 
deenshire ;  educ.  at  a  private  school ; 
and  at  seventeen  years  of  age  became 
himself  a  tutor  among  the  families  re- 
siding at  Tulse  Hill  and  neighborhood; 
afterwards  obtained  a  jjosition  in  the 
Public  Record  Office,  becoming  at  last 
assistant  keeper ;  he  was  also  pastor  of 
the  Seventh  Daj'  Baptists. 

Blackburne,  Francis,  1705-87.  A. 
B.  C.  An  Englisli  clergyman ;  b.  at 
Richmond,  Yorkshire;  educ.  at  Cam- 
bridge ;  archdeacon  of  Cleveland,  1750- 
87. 

Blackburne,  Francis,  M.A.,  1782- 
1867.  AMemberofa  Law-Societg.  An  Irish 
lawyer  ;  b.  at  Great  Footstown,  county 
Meath;  educ.  at  Trinity  Coll.,  Dublin; 
studied  law  at  tliat  city  and  in  London, 
and  called  to  tlie  bar,  1805 ;  attorney- 
general  of  Ireland,  1830-34,  and  again  in 
1841;  master  of  the  rolls  in  Ireland, 
1842;  chief-justice  of  the  queen's  bench, 
1846;  chancellor  of  Ireland,  1852;  lord 
ciiancellor  of  appeal,  1867. 

Blackburne,  Lancelot,  1658-1743. 
Lancelot.  An  English  clergyman;  b.  in 
London;  educ.  at  Westminster  and  Ox- 
ford ;  archbisliop  of  York,  1724-43  ;  d.  at 
Westminster. 

Blackford,  Mrs.  Hattie.  Fanng 
Lear. 

Blackiston,  Dr.  .      A  Wgkeham- 

ist.  An  Englisli  clergyman  of  the  eigh- 
teenth century. 

Blacklock,  Thomas,  D.D.,  1721-91. 
Valerius  Corvinus.  A  Scottish  clergy- 
man;  b.  at  Awnan,  in  Dumfrieshire ; 
l)ccanie  blind  when  a  child;  passed  his 
life  chiefly  at  Edinburgh,  teaching. 

Blackmore,  Richard  Doddridge, 
1825-.  A  l\farkel  (iardener.  An  Eng- 
lish  novelist;   b.   at   Longwortli,   Berk- 


Bli 


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shire ;  educ.  at  Tiverton  school  and 
Exeter  Coll.,  Oxford;  called  to  the  bar 
at  the  Middle  Temple  in  1852;  and 
afterwards  practised  as  a  conveyancer; 
seems  to  have  devoted  his  life  chiefly  to 
literature. 

Blackmore,  Sir  Richard,  M.D., 
-1729.  The  Cheapside  Knight.  An  Eng- 
lish writer ;  son  of  an  attorney  in  Wilts. ; 
and  educ.  at  Oxford  ;  physician  in  ordi- 
nary to  William  III.,  1697. 

Blackstoiie,  WiUiam.  W.  S.  Clith- 
eroiv ;    The  Laivjier. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  355. 

Blaikie,  AVilliam  Garden,  D.D., 
LL.D.,  1820-.  W.  a.  B.  An  eminent 
Scottish  clergyman ;  b.  at  Aberdeen ; 
educ.  at  the  grammar  school  and  univer- 
sity of  his  native  town ;  minister  of  the 
Pilrig  Free  Church,  Edinburgh,  from 
1843 ;  professor  in  the  Univ.  of  Edin- 
burgh, 1868-87  et  seq. 

Blair,  Willie.  A  Violinist.  An  Eng- 
lish poet  of  the  day;  the  Queen's  late 
fiddler. 

Blaisdell,  Mrs.  A.  H.  Ag7ies  Gragg. 
An  American  WTiter  of  the  day,  of 
BostonC?). 

Blake,     Mrs.    .       Edith     Osborne, 

1876. 

Blake,  Anthony  Richard.  An  Irish 
Roman  Catholic.    Aw  Irish  religious  writer. 

Blake,  Charles.  An  Englishman ;  A 
Merchant.  An  English  miscellaneous 
writer. 

Blake,  Mrs.  Lillie  Devereux,  1835-. 
yEsop ;   Tiger  Lily. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  355. 

Blake,  Mrs.  Mary  E.  M.  E.  B.  An 
American  lady;  wife  of  Dr.  John  G. 
Blake,  of  Boston  ;  correspondent  of  the 
Boston  "Journal." 

Blake,  William.      W.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  355. 

Blake,  William  O.  Thomas  H.  Pres- 
cott.     An  American  writer  of  Columbus, 

0.0). 

Blakeman,   Bessie   C.      Oro  Noque. 

An  American  writer  of  the  day  for  youiig 
folks. 

Blakeney,  William,  Lord  Blakeney, 
1672-1761.  An  Officer.  An  Irish  offi- 
cer ;  b.  at  Mount  Blakeney,  county  Lim- 
erick; served  in  the  army  with  distinc- 
tion ;  became  lieutenant-general  in  1747, 
and  lieutenant-governor  of  Minorca ; 
and,  as  the  governor  stayed  at  home,  he 
held  the  chief  command  for  ten  years ; 
defended  the  place  against  the  French 
for  seventy  days ;  he  was  made  then 
a  peer  of  Ireland,  as  Lord  Blakeney,  of 
Mount  Blakeney. 


Blamire,  Susannah,  1747-94.  7^he 
Muse  of  Cumberland.  An  English  poet; 
b.  in  county  Cumberland;  resided  for 
some  3'ears  in  Scotland,  and  wrote  Scot- 
tish lyrics  of  great  beauty  and  elegance. 

Blanc,  Jean  Joseph  LiOiiis.     Welter. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  355. 

Blanchard,  Joshua  Pollard,  1782- 
1868.  ./.  P.  B.;  A  Citizen  of  Boston. 
An  American  peace  advocate ;  labored 
in  this  cause  with  Dr.  W.  E.  Chan- 
ning  and  Noah  Webster;  d.  in  Boston, 
Mass. 

Bland,  .      The     Grand    Chaplain 

of  the  Grand  Arch  Chapter  of  Massachxi- 
setts. 

Bland,  Richard,  1710-76.  The  Vir- 
ginia Antiquary,  An  American  states- 
man; b.  in  Virginia;  educ.  at  William 
and  Mary  Coll.,  and  at  the  Univ.  of 
Edinburgh;  a  delegate  to  the  continental 
congress,  1774;  d.  at  Williamsburg,  Va. 

Bland,  Theodoric,  1742-90.  Cassius. 
An  American  physician;  b.  in  Prince 
George  Co.,  Va.;  educ.  in  England  and 
Scotland,  studying  medicine  at  the 
Univ.  of  Edinbui'gh ;  he  practised  his 
profession  for  some  years,  and  served 
witii  great  distinction  in  the  Revolution- 
ary War;   d.  in  New  York  City. 

Blanqnet,  Albert.  Ghnjsale.  A 
French  dramatist  of  the  day. 

Blanshard,  Richard,  Esq.  A  Mer- 
chant. An  English  economical  and  finan- 
cial writer. 

Blauvelt, .    Gregonj  Glacier,  Gent. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  356. 

Blaze  de  Bury,  Mme.  Marie  Pau- 
line Rose  (Stewart).     ^1.  ^4.  ^4. 

See  "  I.  and  J^.,"  First  Series,  p.  356. 

Blegny,  Nicholas  de,  1652-1722. 
Abraham  Du  Pradel.  A  French  surgeon  ; 
rose  to  be  surgeon  of  tlie  queen,  of  the 
due  d'Orleans,  and  of  the  king ;  he  was 
afterwards  condemned  to  prison  for 
swindling. 

Blennerhasset,  Harman,  J764(?)- 
1831.  Querist.  An  Irish  lawyer  and 
politician;  b.  in  Hampshire,  England, 
during  a  temporary  visit ;  educ.  at  West- 
minster and  Dublin  ;  came  to  this  coun- 
try in  1796,  and  in  1798  purchased  the 
upper  part  of  a  beautiful  island  on  the 
Ohio,  two  miles  below  Parkersburg  ;  in 
1806  became  implicated  in  the  plans  of 
Aaron  Burr  ;  returned  to  Ireland  in  1822, 
and  d.  at  the  island  of  Guernsey. 

Blessington,  Marguerite  (Power 
Farmer),  Gardiner,  Countess  of. 
1789-1849.  An  Elderlij  Gentleman;  An 
Elderli/  Ladij. 

See"  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  356. 


BL 


175 


BO 


Blew,  Robert  W.  Uncle  Bob.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day,  for  the 
young,  of  Memphis. 

Bliss,  E.  V.     E.  V.  B.     An  American 

writer  of  tlie  clay,  of  New  York. 

Bliss,  Francis  C.  Octavius.  An 
American  publisher  of  Newark,  N.J. 

Bliss,  George,  179o-]87o.  A  Bepub- 
lican.  An  American  lawyer ;  b.  and  d. 
in  Springfield,  Mass.;  Yale  Coll,  1813; 
studied  law,  was  admitted  to  the  bar,  and 
commenced  practice  at  Monson,  Mass. ; 
after  seven  years  he  returned  to  Spring- 
field, and  formed  a  law  partnership  with 
Jonathan  Dwight,  Jr. ;  from  1860  he 
lived  in  retirement  in  that  city. 

Bliss,  LiConard,  Jr.  L.  B.  An 
American  writer ;  b.  at  Rehoboth,  Bristol 
Co.,  Mass. 

Blizard,  Sir  William,  1743-1835. 
An  Aged  Person  ;  C'urtius.  An  English 
stn-geon  ;  b.  at  Barn  Elms,  in  Surrey  ; 
studied  at  the  London  and  St.  Bartholo- 
mew Hospitals ;  in  1780  was  appointed 
surgeon  of  the  London  Hospital ;  he  was 
elected  F.R.S.  in  1787,  and  was  thrice 
president  of  the  College  of  Surgeons. 

Blodget,  Samuel,  1724-1807.  06- 
serrator.  An  American  statistician  at 
Washington,  in  1801,  etc. ;  was  b.  in 
Wol)urn,  and  d.  in  Haverhill,  Mass. 

Blondet,  Emile.  Paul  Mahalln.  A 
French  writer  of  the  day. 

Blooflgood,  Simeon  De  Witt.  An 
Enf/lisliman. 

Sec  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  357. 

Bloomfield,  Cireorge.  A  Parishioner 
of  St.  Peter's.     An  English  poet. 

Blount,  Mrs.  Martlia,  1090-1762.  A 
Ladij.  An  English  lady,  a  friend  of 
Pope ;  probably  b.  at  the  family  seat, 
Mapledurham,  near  Reading;  educ.  at 
Hammersmith  and  at  Paris ;  she  continued 
to  live  at  Mapledurham  with  her  inotJier, 
her  Ijrother,  and  sister,  1710-15;  but 
from  that  time  she,  with  her  motlier  and 
sister,  had  a  country  residence  at  Peters- 
ham, and  a  town  house  in  London ;  Pope 
bequeathed  to  her  one  thousand  pounds, 
three  score  of  his  books,  his  household 
goods,  chattels,  and  plate,  the  furniture 
of  his  grotto,  the  urns  in  his  garden,  and 
the  residue  after  all  bequests  were  jiaid. 
She  lived  at  last  in  Berkeley  Row,  by 
Hanover  Square. 

Blower,  Elizabeth.  A  Younrj  Ladij. 
An  English  writer  of  one  hundred  years 
ago. 

Blunt,  Alexander.  Punchinello.  An 
English  poet  and  satirical  writer  of  the 
first  part  of  tiie  eighteeiitli  century. 

Blunt,  Rev.  John   Henrj',    1823-84. 


A  Doubting  Disciple  :  A  Working  Clergy- 
man. An  English  clergyman  ;  b.  at  Chel- 
sea ;  educ.  at  a  private  school,  and  at  Univ. 
Coll.,  Durham ;  vicar  of  Kennington, 
near  Oxford,  1868  ;  and  rector  of  Bevers- 
ton  in  Gloucestershire,  1873-84 ;  d.  in 
London. 

Blunt,  John  James,  1794-1855.  The 
Lady  Margartt  Professor  of  Divinity.  An 
English  divine  ;  b.  at  Newcastle-nnder- 
Lyme  in  Staffordshire ;  B.A.  at  St. 
John's  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1810  ;  rector  of 
Great  Oakley  in  Essex,  1834-39;  Lady 
Margaret  Professor,  1839-55 ;  d.  at 
Cambridge. 

Blunt,  Walter.  W.  B.  An  English 
clergyman ;  Cains  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1835 ; 
rector  of  Bicknor  w.  Huckinge,  1858-80 
et  seq. 

Blyth,  Edward,  1810-73.  Zoophilus. 
An  English  zoologist ;  b.  in  London ; 
curator  of  the  museum  of  the  Asiatic 
Society  at  Calcutta,  1841-62;  in  1862 
his  health  compelled  him  to  return  to 
England,  when  a  pension  of  £150  a  year 
was  granted  to  him  ;  d.  in  London('?). 

Boaz,  H.     H.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  358. 

Bogart,  Miss  Elizabeth.     Estelle. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  358. 

Boggs,  Rev.  Edward  B.  The  Rector. 
An  American  clergyman ;  rector  of  St. 
Matthew's  Church,  "Bedford,  1863,  and 
editor  of  "  The  Church  Review,"  etc.. 
New  Haven,  Conn.,  1875-80;  in  1882 
rector  at  Newark,  N.J. 

Bogue,  David,  1750-1825.  A  Dis- 
senter. An  English  independent  minister ; 
b.  at  Hallydown,  Coldingham,  Berwick- 
shire; studied  for  the  ministry  at  the 
Univ.  of  Edinbui'gh ;  was  one  of  the 
founders  of  the  London  Missionary  So- 
ciety ;  d.  at  Brighton. 

Bohn,  Henry  George,  1796-1884.  ^1 
Bookseller.  An  English  bookseller  and 
publisher;  b.  in  London;  commenced 
))usiness  on  his  own  account  in  1831  ;  in 
1864  he  sold  out  to  Bell  &  Daldy,  after- 
wards Bell  &  Sons,  who  succeeded  him  in 
his  biisiness  ;  he  resided  at  Twickenham 
from  1850,  where  he  died. 

Bohun,  William.  A  Gentleman  of 
the  Inner  Temple.  An  English  law 
writer  early  in  the  eighteenth  century. 

Bolandcr,  Sophie,  1807-1869. 
S — e — der.     A  Swedish  novelist. 

Bold,  Rev.  John,  B.A.,  1679-1751. 
A  Presbyter  of  the  Church  of  England ;  A 
Minister.  An  English  clergyman ;  b.  at 
Leicester;  St.  John's  Coll.,  Cambridge, 
1698;  minister  at  Stoney  Stanton,  1702- 
51,  where  he  died. 


BO 


176 


BO 


Bolingbroke,  Henrj'  St.  John,  1st 

Viscount.      \V.  Ralei(/h  ;  Bull. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  358. 

Bolivar,  Simon,  1783-1830.  The 
Liberator.  An  eminent  South  American 
patriot ;  b.  at  Caracas ;  d.  at  San  Pedro. 

BoUes,  John  Augustus,  LL.D.  J. 
A.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  358. 

Bolton,  Rev.  Richard  Knott.  A 
Country  Clei-gi/mcm.  An  English  poet 
and  prose  writer  of  the  day. 

Bon,  Mme.  Klisabeth  de.  Mme. 
Elisabeth  de  £***.     A  French  writer. 

Bonaparte,  Napoleon  Louis,  -1831. 
iV.  L.  B.  A  French  writer ;  brother  of 
Napoleon  III. ;  d.  at  Forli. 

Bonaparte,  Napoleon  and  Lucien. 
Lacretelle  le  jeune. 

Bonaparte,  he  Prince  Napoleon 
Charles,  1835-.  Ern.  Hubaine.  A 
French  writer ;  b.  at  Rome  ;  became  a 
captain  in  the  Algerian  sharpshooters, 
and  was  engaged  in  the  Mexican  expe- 
dition. 

Bonar,  Rev.  Andre^v  Redman.  A 
2Iinister  of  the  Church  of  Scotland.  A 
Scottisli  minister ;  of  Canongate  Church, 
Edinburgh. 

Bonhote,  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  1744-1818. 
A  Lady ;  His  Sister.  An  English  author- 
ess ;  was  the  wife  of  Daniel  Bonhote, 
solicitor  of  Bungay ;  her  first  work  was 
published  in  1773  anonymously;  it  was 
the  "Rambles  of  Mr.  Frankley,  by  his 
sister " ;  she  wrote  quite  a  number  of 
popular  books  after  this  ;  d.  at  Bungay. 

Bonnet,  L'Abbe,  I.  E.  Un  Habitant 
de  Id  Pennsylvanie ;  Un  Citoyen  adopt  If 
de  Pennsylvanie. 

See  "  i.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  359. 

Bonniere,  R.  de.  Janvs.  A  French 
writer  of  the  day. 

Booth,  Rev.  George,  1791-1859. 
Etonensis.  '  An  English  scliolar ;  b.  at 
Rotherham  ;  educ.  at  Eton  and  Oxford ; 
vicar  of  Findon,  Sussex,  1833-59,  and 
d.  tliere. 

Booth,  Henry,  1788-1869.  A  Share- 
holder. An  English  railway  projector ; 
b.  in  Liverpool ;  privately  educ.  at  Gate- 
acre,  near  Liverpool ;  in  1822  he  devoted 
himself  to  the  forming  and  promoting 
railway  construction;  and  wrote  many 
works  connected  directly  or  indirectly 
with  this  subject ;  d.  at  his  residence, 
Eastbourne,  Princes  Park,  Liveri^ool. 

Booth,  John.  A  Near  Observer.  An 
English  bookseller,  of  London. 

Booth,  William.  The  General  of  the 
Salvation  Army.  An  Englishman  of  the 
(lay. 


Booth-Daphne,  Mrs.  Otto.     Rita. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  359. 

Boozer,  H.  W.  "  Common  Sense." 
An  American  writer  of  the  day,  of  Wor- 
cester, Mass.C?). 

Bordley,  John  Beale,  1728-1804. 
B. ;  J.  B.  B.  An  American  writer  on 
agriculture ;  d.  in  Philadelphia. 

Borlase,  Rev.  William,  1695-1772. 
A  Cornish  Genius.  An  English  anti- 
quary ;  b.  at  Pendeen ;  educ.  at  Oxford ; 
rector  of  Ludgvan,  1722-72,  and  d.  there. 

Bornemann,  Mary.  OraquiU.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day;  published 
at  San  Francisco  in  1876. 

Borth%vick,  Jane.  H.  L.  L.  An 
English  writer  of  the  day. 

Bosanquet,  Augustus.  The  Nephew 
of  an  East  India  Director.  An  English 
writer  of  the  day. 

Boscawen,  Mrs.  Frances  (Glan- 
ville).  Mrs.  £«»**«.  An  English 
lad}' ;  daughter  of  William  Evelyn 
Glanville,  of  St.  Clair,  Kent;  in  1742 
married  Admiral  Edward  Boscawen  ;  she 
is  spoken  of  as  the  "  accomplished  Mrs. 
Boscawen " ;  resided  for  many  years  at 
Rosedale,  Richmond,  formerly  the  home 
of  Thomson  the  poet,  and  d.  in  1805. 

BoscaAven,  Hon.  and  Rev.  Nicholas, 
D.D.,  1726-93.  Beverendo.  An  English 
clergyman ;  dean  of  Buryan ;  d.  at 
Quendon,  Essex. 

Bostroni,  Harald.  IL — Id  B — m.  A 
Swedisii  writer. 

Boswell,  James.  J***  B*** ;  A 
Gentleman  of  Scotland ;  A  Young  Scots- 
man, etc. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  359. 

Boswell,  Rev.  John,  1698-1756.  A 
Presbyter  of  the  Church  of  England.  An 
English  clergyman ;  b.  at  Dorchester ; 
educ.  at  Oxford  and  Cambridge ;  vicar 
of  St.  Mary  Magdalene,  Taunton,  1727- 
56,  and  d.  there. 

Boucher,  Rev.  Jonathan,  1738-1804. 
^1  Cumberland  Man.  An  English  Ameri- 
can Episcopal  clergyman ;  b.  at  Blen- 
cogo,  in  the  county  of  Cumberland ; 
came  to  this  country  in  1754 ;  after  oc- 
cupying several  parishes  here  he  re- 
turned finally  to  England,  1775 ;  and 
was  vicar  of  Epsom,  Surrey,  1784-99 ; 
when  he  removed  to  Carlisle,  where  he 
resided  till  his  death. 

Boughton,  George  Henry,  1836-. 
The  Puritan.  An  English  artist;  b.  in 
Norfolk,  Eng. ;  passed  his  youth  in  Al- 
bany, N.Y. ;  in  1853  he  retui'ned  to  Eng- 
land, to  study  art ;  removed  to  London 
permanently,  where  he  has  since  passed 
the  most  of  his  time. 


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Boulard,    Antoine    3Iarie     Henri. 

A.  M.  H.  B.  A  French  notary  of 
Paris,  known  for  his  passion  for  col- 
lecting Vjooks ;  of  which  he  accumulated 
more  than  five  hundred  thousand,  with- 
out regard  to  what  they  were,  which 
were  sold,  after  his  deatli  in  1825,  at 
auction,  many  of  them  for  scarcely 
more  than  the  price  of  waste  paper. 

Boulton,  Thomas.  T.  B.  An  Eng- 
lisli  dramatist ;  probably  of  Liverpool, 
where  his  drama  was  published. 

Bourier,  Jean  Baptiste.  A  Parish 
Priest.  A  French  divine ;  bishop  of 
Le  Mans. 

Bourinot,  John  George,  1837-.  The 
Secretary  of  the  Roijid  Societij  of  Canada. 
A  Canadian  author;  b.  in  Sydney,  N.S. ; 
educ.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Toronto  ;  has  been  a 
journalist ;  chief  clerk  of  the  Dominion 
House  of  Commons  since  1880. 

Bourn,  Samuel,  1689-1754.  A  Con- 
sistent Christian ;  A  Consistent  Protestant ; 
A  Lover  of  Truth  and  Liberty ;  A  Protes- 
tant Dissenter.  An  English  Dissenter ;  b. 
at  Calne,  Wiltshire ;  educ.  at  Bolton  and 
Manchester ;  minister  at  Birmingham  and 
at  Coseley,  1732-54 ;  resided  and  d.  at 
Coseley. 

Bourne,  Vincent,  1695-1747.  V.  B. 
An  English  writer  of  Latin  poetry ;  an 
usher  in  Westminster  School ;  elected  to 
the  Univ.  of  Cambridge,  1714  ;  was  a  mas- 
ter of  Westminster  School,  1721-47  ;  d.  at 
Fulham(?). 

Bourne,  William  Oland.  B.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day. 

Bowden,  John,  D.D.,  1751-1817.  A 
Weaver  ;  A  Protestant. 

Sec?  "  T.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  360. 

Bowditch,  Ilenrj'  Ingersoll,  M.D., 
1808-.  IL  I.  B.  An  American  physi- 
cian; b.  at  Salem,  Mass.;  Ilarv.  Univ., 
1828;  M.D.,  1832;  professor  there,  1859- 
67 ;  and  chairman  of  the  State  Board  of 
Healtli,  1869-79. 

Bo-\ven,  VvQw  Charles  J.     A  Priest. 

See  "  I.  and  1'.,"  First  Scries,  p.  360. 

Bo  wen,  Francis,  181 1-.  /'.  B.  An 
American  author;  b.  at  Cliarlestown, 
Mass. ;  Ilarv.  Univ.,  1833 ;  professor 
there,  1853-87. 

Bo"wen,  Nathan.  A  Native  of  Neiv 
Enfjlaud.  An  American  writer;  justice 
of  the  peace,  and  notary  public  of  Mar- 
blehead  in  tlie  last  century. 

Bowie,  John,  1725-88.  Don  Bowl,'. 
An  English  writer  on  Spani.sli  literature; 
descended  from  Dr.  John  Bowie,  bisliop 
of  Rochester;  educ.  at  Oriel  Coll.,  <),\- 
ford ;  vicar  of  Idmeston,  in  Wiltshire, 
1750-88,  where  he  died. 


Bowles,  John,  1751-1819.  A  Lay- 
man. An  English  barrister  of  Lon- 
don ;  commissioner  of  bankrupts ;  d. 
at  Bath. 

BoAAdes,  William  Lisle.  "  One  of  tlie 
funilii  of  the  Bowleses  " ;  A  Member  of  the 
University  of  Oxford  ;  A  True  Patriot  and 
Good  Man. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  361. 

Bowman,  Eddowes,  1810-69.  B.  An 
English  Dissenter;  b.  at  Nantwich;  educ. 
at  Hazlewood,  near  Birmingham;  in  1840 
graduated  M.A.  at  Glasgow,  and  then  stud- 
ied at  Berlin ;  classical  professor  in  the 
Manchester  New  College,  1846-53  ;  d.  in 
Manchester. 

Bowman,  Jacob  Li.  Hans  Patrick 
Le  Connor.  An  American  writer  of  the 
day,  of  St.  Louis (?). 

Bowman,  J.  M.  Christojilier  Roniannt. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Bowness,  William,  1809-67.  An 
Artist.  An  English  painter;  b.  at  Ken- 
dal; he  was  self-taught;  and,  after  some 
practice  in  his  native  town,  —  soon  after 
his  twentieth  year,  —  lie  went  to  London, 
and  achieved  considerable  success  as  a 
portrait  and  figure  painter;  he  is  the 
author  of  a  number  of  poems  in  the 
Westmoreland  dialect ;   d.  in  London. 

Bowyer,  William,  1699-1777.  Archi- 
tectus  Verborum.  An  eminent  English 
painter  and  publisher ;  b.  in  Dogwell 
Court,  White  Fryars,  London ;  from 
1722  till  his  death  he  was  employed  as 
an  author,  editor,  printer,  and  publislier. 

Boyd,  Andrew^  Kennedy  Hutchison. 
A.  K.  U.  B. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  361. 

Boyd,  .James  P.  A  Member  of  the 
Neto  Orleans  Bar.  An  American  writer 
of  the  (lay. 

Boyd.^John.  Her  Father.  A  Scottisli 
writer;  father  of  Mary  Boyd. 

Boyd,  Mary.  .1  Departed  Child.  A 
Scottisli  child  ;  daughter  of  Kev.  John 
Boyd. 

Boyle,  .  An  Expelled  Correspon- 
dent. An  English  joiUMialist  of  the  day  ; 
correspondent  of  the  "  Standard  ''  (L.). 

Boyle,  Acland.  Von  Boyle.  An 
.'Vmerican  journalist  of  the  day,  of 
Philadelphia,  in   the  German   dialect. 

Boyle,  Hon.  Eleanor  Vere  (Gor- 
don).     E.  V.  B. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Scries,  p.  361. 

Boynton,  Charles  Brandon.  A 
Ijooker  on    from  America. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Scries,  p.  361. 

Boys,  Thomas,  1792-1880.  An  Old 
Peninsular;  Vedette.  An  English  anti- 
quary and  theologian;  b.  at  Sandwich; 


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educ.  at  Cambridge ;  incumbent  of  Holy 
Trinity,  Hoxton,  1848-80. 

Boyse,  Rev.  Joseph,  1660-1728.  J.  B., 
Dissenting  Minister ;  W.B.,D.D.  An  Eng- 
lish Presbyterian  minister ;  b.  at  Leeds ; 
was  one  of  sixteen  children  of  Matthew 
Boyse,  formerly  elder  of  the  church  at 
Rowley,  New  England,  and  afterwards 
a  resident,  for  about  eighteen  years,  at 
Boston,  Mass. ;  was  minister  at  Dublin 
for  forty-live  years  from  1683. 

Brade,  WDliani.  An  Old-Clothes 
Philosopher.  An  English  writer  of  the 
da  J'. 

Bradford,  Charles  Frederic,  1806- 
87.  C.  F.  B.  An  American  poet ;  Hon- 
orary A.M.  at  Harv.  Univ.  in  1860 ;  b. 
and  d.  in  Boston. 

Bradford,  George  Partridge,  A.M. 
B.  An  American  gentleman;  Harv. 
Univ.,  1825 ;  in  1887  resided  in  Cam- 
biidge  and  Concord,  Mass. 

Bradford,  J.  E.  J.  E.  B.  An 
American  writer. 

Bradford,  John.  Josias  Homelij.  An 
English  novelist  of  the  day(?). 

Bradford,  William  John  Alden, 
1797-1858.  W.  J.  A.  B.  An  American 
lawyer ;  b.  in  Wiscasset,  Me. ;  Harv. 
Univ.,  1816 ;  studied  law  and  practised 
his  profession  in  Essex  and  New  Bed- 
ford, Mass. ;  then  went  to  Iowa,  and 
practised  at  Dubuque  ten  or  twelve 
years ;  later,  returned  to  Boston ;  d.  at 
sea,  on  the  passage  from  Central  Amer- 
ica to  New  York. 

Bradley,  Rev.  Charles,  1789-1871. 
A  Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  England. 
An  English  divine;  b.  at  Halstead, 
Essex ;  he  was  for  a  time  a  member 
of  St.  Edmund  Hall,  Oxford,  but  took 
no  degree ;  curate  of  High  Wycombe 
in  1812;  here  for  many  years  he  com- 
bined the  work  of  a  private  tutor  with 
the  sole  charge  of  a  large  parish ;  was 
vicar  of  Glasbury,  in  Brecknockshire, 
1825-71  ;  incumbent  of  St.  James' 
Chapel  at  Clapham,  in  Surrey,  1829- 
52  ;  spent  the  latter  part  of  his  life  at 
Cheltenham,  and  d.  there. 

Bradley,  Daniel  B.  D.  B.  B.  An 
English  colonial  writer,  of  Bangkok. 

Bradley,  Emily.      Clara  Cushman. 

Bradley,  Rev.  Richard  Beadon, 
18U3-51.  Arthur  O'B.  An  English 
clergyman ;  b.  at  Minehead  ;  for  a  time 
curate  of  the  East  Church,  Teignmouth, 
wliere  he  died. 

Braeme,  Charlotte  M.  A  Sister  of 
Mercy;  Bertli.aM.Clay.  A  Roman  Cath- 
olic writer  of  England ;  a  voluminous 
author  of  the  day. 


Brampton,  James.  A  New  York 
Detective.  An  American  writer  of  the 
day. 

Bramston,  James,  1694(?)-1744. 
The  Author  of  the  "Art  of  Politicks."  An 
English  poet;  educ.  at  Westminster 
School  and  Christ  Church,  Oxford ;  vicar 
of  Lurgashall,  Sussex,  1723,  and  of  Hart- 
ing,  in  the  same  county,  1725. 

Brander,  O.  0 — r.  A  Swedish 
writer. 

Brandrup,  Marie.  Marie  Widdem. 
A  German  writer  of  the  day. 

Bransby,  James  Hews,  1783-1847. 
Monticola.  An  English  Unitarian  min- 
ister ;  b.  at  Ipswich ;  educ.  at  Exeter 
Academy ;  was  chiefly  a  schoolmaster ; 
d.  at  Bron'r  Hendref,  near  Carnarvon. 

Brash,  John,  and  others.  The  Ed- 
itor of  the  Ts^ing's  Highway.  English 
journalists  and  writers  of  London. 

Brasher,  A.  A.  B.  A  Scottish 
writer  of  the  daj^ 

Braun,  Karl  Johann,  ritter  von 
Braunthal,  1802-67.  Jean  Charles.  A 
German  poet  and  novelist,  b.  in  Eger; 
retired  to  Vienna,  and  d.  there. 

Bray,  Rev.  Thomas,  1656-1730.  A 
Sincere  Lover  of  our  Protestant  Establish- 
ment. An  English  divine ;  b.  at  Marton 
in  Shropshire  ;  educ.  at  Oxford  ;  in  1 695 
lie  was  selected  to  be  sent  to  Maryland 
as  commissary  to  the  bishop  of  London, 
but  was  not  able  to  go  there  till  1699  ; 
no  less  than  39  libraries — the  first  at 
Annapolis  —  were  established  through 
his  instrumentality  in  North  America ; 
he  did  not  remain  in  Maryland,  as  it  was 
found  that  he  could  do  more  for  the 
church  by  returning  home  and  working- 
there  ;  he  became  vicar  of  St.  Botolph 
Without,  Aldgate,  in  1706,  and  re- 
iuained(?)  there  till  his  death,  devoting 
himself  to  tlie  founding  of  libraries  in 
Great  Britain  and  America;  to  the  pro- 
moting the  instruction  of  the  negroes, 
and  establishing  a  colony  in  America  to 
provide  for  the  poor  who  could  not  find 
employment  at  home. 

Bray,  Thomas,  D.D.,  1706-85.  Mr. 
Boots.  An  English  clergyman ;  b.  at 
Stratton  ;  rector  of  Exeter  College,  1771- 
85  ;  d.  at  Exeter. 

Brazer,  John,  D.D.,  1790-1846.  ,/.  B. 
An  American  clergyman ;  b.  in  Wor- 
cester, Mass. ;  Harv.  Univ.,  1813  ;  pro- 
fessor of  Latin  there,  1817-20  ;  pastor  at 
Salem,  Mass.,  1820-46  ;  d.  at  Charleston, 
S  C 

Break,  James  Lloyd,  1818-76.  A 
Missionary.  An  Ameri(;an  clergyman ; 
b.  in  Philadelphia  ;  educ.  at  the  Univ.  of 


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Pennsylvania,  and  the  General  Theologi- 
cal Seminary,  New  York  City ;  devoted 
his  life  to  the  missionar3'  service  at  the 
West ;  d.  at  Benicia,  Cal. 

Brekell,  Rev.  John,  1697-1769.  .7.  B. ; 
Verus.  An  English  Presbyterian ;  b.  at 
North  Meols,  Lancashire ;  minister  at 
Liverpool  for  more  than  forty  years,  and 
d.  there. 

Brenan,  Joseph,  1829-57.  J.B.  An 
Irish  poet  ,•  b.  in  the  North  of  Ireland  ; 
becoming  implicated  in  a  revolutionary 
movement  at  Tipperarv,  he  fled  to  this 
country  in  1849 ;  was  for  several  years 
on  the  staff  of  the  New  Orleans  "Delta," 
and  d.  in  that  city. 

Brent,  Henry  Johnson,  1811-80. 
J.  B. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  363. 

Brett,  Robert,  1808-74.  B.  B. ;  The 
Editor  of  "  The  Churchman's  Guide  to 
Faith."  An  English  surgeon ;  b.  at  or 
near  Luton (?),  Bedfordshire  ;  entered  at 
St.  George's  Hosjiital,  London,  as  a  medi- 
cal pupil,  and  passed  his  examinations 
in  1830 ;  he  practised  at  Stoke  Newing- 
ton  for  many  years  till  his  death. 

Breval,  John  Durant  de,  1680- 
1739.     J.  D.  B.  ;  Joseph  Ga>i. 

See  "  I.  and  P.."  First  Series,  p.  363. 

Brevint,  Daniel,  D.D.,  1016-95.  A 
Late  Author.  An  English  polemical  and 
devotional  author;  b.  in  the  isle  of 
Jersey ;  educ.  at  the  Univ.  of  Saumur  on 
the  Loire ;  fellow  of  Jesus  Coll.,  Oxford, 
1637  ;  dean  of  Lincoln,  1681-82  to  1695, 
and  d.  at  tlie  deanery  house. 

Brewer,  William  A.  The  Present 
Teacher. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  363. 

Brewster,  Mrs.  Ann  Hampton 
(Harris),  1818-.  Emma  Dnvul.  An 
American  writer ;  b.  in  IMiiladelpliia ;  in 
1886  resident  in  Rome,  Italy;  has  writ- 
ten for  "Blackwood,"  etc. 

Brice,  Andrew,  1690-1773.  Democri- 
liis  Jiirenal.  An  English  printer;  b.  at 
Exeter ;  apprenticed  himself  for  five 
years,  as  a  printer,  to  a  tradesman  in 
his  native  city ;  commenced  business 
on  his  own  account  in  1714;  became 
the  oldest  master  printer  in  England, 
but  parted  with  his  business  for  an 
annuity,  and  retired  to  a  country  house 
near  Exeter. 

Bridge,  Rev.  Henry  31.  A  Minister. 
An  American  clergyman. 

Bridges,    Mrs.    Colonel   .       Afrs. 

Forrester.  An  English  novelist  of  the 
day. 

Bridges,  Thomas.     Cotton,  Junior. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  364. 


Briggs,  Charles  Frederick.     H.  F. 

[Harry  Franco], 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  364. 

Briggs,  George  Ware,  D.D.  G.  W.B. 
An  American  clergyman;  Brown  Univ., 
1825  ;  Cambridge  Divinity  School,  1834  ; 
in  1887  was  pastor  at  Cambridgeport, 
Mass. 

Brighani,  Charles  Henry,  1820-79. 
C.  H.  B.  An  American  clergyman  ;  b. 
in  Boston;  Ilarv.  L'niv.,  1839;  Cam- 
bridge Divinity  School,  1844 ;  minister 
at  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.,  1866-77  ;  professor 
at  Meadville,  Penn.,  1860-77  ;  d.  at 
Brooklyn,  N.Y. 

Brigham,  WiUiam,  1806-69.  W.  B. 
An  American  lawj^er ;  b.  at  Grafton, 
Mass;  Harv.  Univ.,  1829;  studied  law 
and  practised  in  Boston,  1832-69,  and 
d.  there. 

Brine,  Rev.  Edw^ard.  The  Chaplain. 
An  English  clerg\'man ;  Queen's  Coll., 
Cambridge,  1842 ;  chaplain  of  the  Eng- 
lish Church  at  the  Hague,  1851-87. 

Brine,  George,  -1881.  The  King  of 
the  Vagrants.  An  English  beggar;  d.  at 
the  Union  workhouse  at  Sherborne. 

Brinley,  George,  1819-57.  G.  B., 
T.  C,  C.  An  English  essayist;  b.  at 
Cambridge  ;  educ.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Cam- 
bridge ;  college  librarian,  1845-57,  and 
d.  there ;  most  of  his  writings  appeared 
in  the  "Spectator,"  or  in  "Eraser's 
Mag." 

Brior,  J.  The  Butler  of  Brasenose 
College. 

Briscoe,  John  Ivatt.  J  Member  of 
the  fJniversitij  of  Oxford. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  364. 

Bristed,  Charles  Astor.  C.  A.  B. ; 
Carl  Benson  ;   Colonel  Cranberri/  Faster. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  364. 

Brittain.  Thomas,  1806-84.  Brittan- 
icHs.  An  Englisli  naturalist ;  b.  at  Shef- 
field ;  settled  in  Manchester  in  1842, 
and  continued  to  live  there  the  re- 
mainder of  his  life,  and  d.  there. 

Brittan,  Samuel  B.  S.  B.  B. ;  A 
Dweller  in  the  Temple.  An  American 
spiritualist  of  the  day. 

Brock,  Irving.  A  Member  of  the 
Spilal-felds  Benevolent  Society.  An  Eng- 
lish writer  early  in  the  nineteenth  cen- 
tury. 

Brock,  R.  A.  Civis.  An  American 
writer  of  the  day ;  a  member  of  the  Vir- 
ginia Historical  and  Pliilosophical  So- 
ciety, Richmond,  Va. 

Brockedon,  William,  1787-1854.  An 
Alpine  Traveller.  An  I'higlish  author 
and  painter;  b.  at  Totnes;  afterwards 
lived  chiefly  in  London,  and  d.  there. 


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Broderip,  Mrs.  Frances  Freeling 
(Hood),  lb30-78.  His  Daaghter.  An 
linglish  lady ;  daughter  of  Thomas 
Hood;  b.  at  Winchmore  Hill,  Middlesex ; 
in  1849  she  married  Rev.  John  Somer- 
ville  Broderip,  rector  of  Cossington, 
Somersetshire  (1844-66)  ;  in  1857  she 
commenced  her  literary  career;  d.  at 
CleA'edon. 

Brodie,  Sir  Benjamin  Collins,  Bart., 
D.C.L.,  r.R.S.,178o-1862.  B.C.B.  An 
eminent  English  surgeon ;  b.  at  Winters- 
low,  in  Wiltshire;  sergeant  surgeon  to 
Queen  Victoria ;  d.  at  Bromepark,  Betch- 
worth,  Surrey. 

Brodie,  Erasmus  Henry.  Gerald. 
An  English  poet;  one  of  Her  Majesty's 
inspectors  of  schools. 

Brokel,  Johanna  Antonie.  Antonie 
Brook.     A  German  novelist  of  the  day. 

Bromley,  Walter,  Esq.  An  Old 
Officer.  An  English  writer ;  paymaster 
of  23d  Regiment  of  Welsh  Fusileers. 

Bromwell,  William.  E.B.  An 
American  writer;  a  Philadelphia(?)  rail- 
road man. 

Brooke,  Miss .     Fairfax  Bi/rnne. 

An  American  novelist  of  the  day. 

Brooke,  Mrs.  Frances  (Moore), 
1724-89.  The  Editor,  Afan/  iSiiif/leton, 
Spinster ;  F.  B.  An  English  authoress ; 
daughter  of  Rev.  William  Moore ;  M'as 
married  about  1756  to  the  Rev.  John 
Brooke,  D.D.,  rector  of  Colney,  Norfolk, 
and  chaplain  to  the  garrison  of  Quebec ; 
soon  after  their  marriage  they  left  Eng- 
land for  that  city  on  his  garrison  duties ; 
d.  at  Sleaford,  Lincolnshire. 

Brooke,  Rev.  Henry,  1694-1757. 
JoJin  Collier.  An  English  divine  and 
schoolmaster;  b.  at  Manchester;  educ. 
at  Manchester  and  at  Oxford ;  head  mas- 
ter of  Manchester  grammar  school,  1727- 
49;  rector  of  Tamworth,  Gloucestershire, 
1730-57,  and  d.  there. 

Brooke,  John  Charles,  F.S.A.,  Esq., 
1748-94.  J.B.;  .1 .  C.  B.  An  English 
antiquary  ;  b.  at  Fieldhead,  in  the  parish 
of  Silkstone,  near  Sheffield;  became 
Somerset  Herald  in  1777 ;  with  Mr. 
Pingo,  York  Herald,  and  fourteen  other 
persons^  he  perished  in  the  fatal  catastro- 
phe of  the  third  of  February,  1794,  in 
attempting  to  get  into  the  pit  at  the 
Little  Theatre,  in  the  Playmarket. 

Brook,  N.,  M.D.  A  Gentleman,  etc.  An 
English  physician,  of  Bath;  left  England 
in  1785  to  make  an  investigation  of  the 
commerce  of  Italy  witli  Great  Britain ;  on 
his  return,  he  was  afflicted  witli  blindness. 

Brookes,  E.  A  Pupil.  A  pupil  at 
Bruce  Castle  School,  Tottenham. 


Brookes,  Rev.  Joshua,  1754-1821. 
Rec.  Joseph  Rivers;  Rev.  Josiah  Stream- 
let; Knave  of  Clubs;  St.  Crispin.  An 
English  eccentric ;  b.  at  Cheadle-Hume, 
near  Stockport;  his  father, a  shoemaker, 
who  soon  removed  to  Manchester,  was  a 
cripple,  known  by  the  name  of  "  Pontius 
Pilate  " ;  the  son  was  educ.  at  Oxford ; 
chaplain  to  the  collegiate  church  of 
Manchester,  1790-1821. 

Brookfield,  William  Henry,  1809- 
1874.  Fraid-  Whitestock.  An  English 
divine ;  b.  at  Sheffield ;  educ.  at  Cam- 
bridge ;  rector  of  Somerby-cum-Humby, 
near  Grantham,  1865-74 ;  residing  chiefly 
in  London. 

Brooks,  Rev.  Charles,  1795-1872. 
An  American  resident  in  Paris.  An 
American  clergyman ;  b.  in  Medford, 
Mass. ;  Harv.  Univ.,  1816 ;  pastor  at 
Hingham,  Mass.,  1821-38 ;  then  passed 
four  years  in  Europe,  in  tlie  study  of 
animals ;  on  his  return  led  an  active 
literary  and  philanthropic  life ;  d.  at 
Medford. 

Brooks,  Charles  Timothy.    C.  T.  B. 

See  "L  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  366. 

Brooks,  Charles  William  Shirley. 
The  Late  Genial  Editor  of  '^  Punch." 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  366. 

Brooks,  Rev.  Joshua  William.  The 
Editor  of  the  "Investigator  on  Prophecy." 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  366. 

Brooks,  Noah,  1830-.  Castine  ;  John 
Riverside.  An  American  journalist;  b. 
in  Castine,  Maine;  in  1886  resident  at 
Newark,  N.J. 

Broom,  W.  W.      TF.  W.  B. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  366. 

Brotherhead,  Alfred  Paxson.  The 
Bo  If  Author.  An  American  novelist  of 
the  day,  of  Pliiladelphia. 

Brotherton,  Edward,  1814  66.  E. 
B. ;  Libra, ;  Pilgrim.  An  English  Swe- 
deuborgian ;  b.  at  Manchester  ;  was  de- 
voted to  the  work  of  popular  education  ; 
editor  and  chief  writer  of  the  first  volume 
of  "  The  Dawn  "  (Manchester,  1861-62)  ; 
d.  at  Cornbrook,  Manchester. 

Brotherton,  Mrs.  Martha  (Harvey). 
An  Englisli  writer,  wife  of  Josepli  Broth- 
erton, wliom  slie  married  in  1806  ;  they 
were  Bible  Christians,  and  as  such,  were 
vegetarians  and  total  abstainers ;  Mrs. 
B.  published  anonymously,  "  Vegetable 
Cookery "  in  numbers,  first  collected 
into  book  form  in  1821. 

Brotherton,  Mrs.  Mary.  M.  B.  An 
English  writer  in  "  Temple  Bar,"  etc. 

Brough,  Robert  Barnabas,  1828- 
60.     An  Old  Boltemian. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  3fi(). 


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Brougham,  Henry  Peter,  Lord 
Brougham  and  Vaux.  A  Big-Wig;  A 
Friend  of  the  People ;  Harrg  Twitcher ; 
Mr.  Peter  Jenkins  ;    Foaming  Fudge. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  366. 

Brougham,  John,  1814-80.  Harry 
Lorrequtr. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  366. 

Broughton,Rev. Thomas,  1704-74.  T. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  367. 

BrOAver,  Wiss  Minnie  D.  Marie  De 
Wolfe. 

Brown,    Dr.  A   Late   Popular 

Writer. 

Bro^vn,  Alexander.  Berwickshire 
Sanilie.  A  Seottisli  dialect  poet  of  the 
first  part  of  the  nineteentli  century. 

Brown,  Buckminster,  M.D.,  1819-. 
B — n.  An  American  surgeon ;  b.  in 
Boston  ;  Harv.  Medical  School,  1844  ;  in 
1887  still  practices  his  profession  in 
Boston. 

BroAvn,  Charles  Brockden.  Popli- 
cola  ;    C.  B.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  367. 

Bro^vn,  Colin.  The  Ewing  Lecturer 
on  Music,  Andersonian  Universitij,  Glasgow. 

Brown,  D.  Reader  Bookum.  An 
American  humorous  writer;  published  at 
East  Dover,  Vt. 

Brown,  Frances,  1810-.  The  Blind 
Poetess  of  Ulster.  An  Irish  poet;  b.  at 
Stranoi^ir,  count}'  Ulster,  whose  poems 
were  niuc*^  admired. 

Brown,  George  31.  Virginius.  An 
American   writer  of   tlie  day. 

Brown,  (icorge  Shaw^  "  Silver- 
cloud,"  II  detertivf  <ifi<-<'i\ 

Brown,  Mrs.  Helen  K.  H.  E.  B. 
An  .Vini-rican  religious  writer. 

Brown,  James.     A  Scotsman. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  367. 

Brown,  Kev.  James.  The  Preshf/terian 
concerned  therein.  A  Seottisli  minister  of 
Glasgow. 

Brow^n,  James  Bryce.  A  Four 
Years'  Resident.  A  Scottish  writer ;  an 
emigrant  to  Canada. 

Bro'wn,  James  E.  Mose  Skinner.  An 
American  humorous  writer  of  the  day. 

Brown,  John,  M.D.,  1735-88.  A  Gen- 
tleman conversant  trith  the  Suhject .  A  Scot- 
tish physician  ;  founder  of  the  Brunonian 
system  of  medicine  ;  h.  in  the  parish  of 
Buncle,  Berwickshire ;  when  he  was 
eighteen  he  went  to  Edinburgh  to  sup- 
port himself  by  private  tuition;  when 
twenty-four  lie  went  again  to  Edinburgh 
and  began  to  study  medicine  ;  after  gain- 
ing liis  profession,  he,  not  suciceeding  in 
gaining  practice  in  Edinl)urgli,  in  1786 
removed  to  London,  and  d.  there. 


Brown,  Lancelot,  1715-83.  Capa- 
bilitg  Brown.  An  English  architect  and 
landscape  gardener ;  b.  at  Harle-Kirk, 
Northumberland ;  he  realized  a  large 
fortune,  and  in  1770  he  was  high 
sheriff  of  Huntingdonshire. 

Brown,  Robert,  D.C.L.,  1773-1858. 
Verus.  A  Scottish  botanist ;  b.  at  Mont- 
rose, and  educ.  at  Aberdeen  and  Edin- 
burgh ;  librarian  of  the  Linnsean  Society, 
1806,  and  to  Sir  Joseph  Banks,  1810-20  ; 
keeper  of  the  botanical  collections  at  the 
British  Museum,  1827-58. 

Brown,  Samuel  Sneade.  .^^1  Sanita- 
rian.    An  English  writer  of  the  day. 

Brown,  Thomas.      Thomas  Bruno. 

Bro'wn,  Walter.  A  Lapnan.  A 
Scottish  writer. 

Browne,  Benjamin  Frederick.  B. 
F.  B.  An  historical  and  genealogical 
writer  of  Salem,  Mass. 

Browne,  Hablot  Knight,  1815-82. 
Nemo. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  368. 

Browne,  J.  J.  Norweb.  A  musical 
writer;  published  at  Amsterdam,  1867. 

Browne,  James,  LL.D.,  1793-1841. 
Colonel   Cloud. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  368. 

Browne,  John.  A  Student.  An  Eng- 
lish medical  student. 

Browne,  John  White,  1810-60.  ./. 
W.  B.  An  American  lawyer;  b.  in 
Salem,  Mass.;  Harv.  Univ.,  1830;  was 
a  lawyer  at  Lynn,  Mass.,  and  after- 
wards in  Boston  ;  d.  in  Braintiee,  Mass. 

Browne,  3Iaria  J.  B.  ^1  New  Eng- 
land hull].  An  American  writer  for  the 
young;  b.  in  Nf)rtliamplon,  Mass.;  was 
a  teaclier  by  profession,  but  wrote  much 
for  magazines  niid  newspapers. 

Browne,  Sara  H.  A  Ladii ;  A  S.  S. 
Teacher.  An  American  author ;  sister  of 
Maria  J.  E.;  b.  in  Sundei'land,  Mass.; 
wrote  several  books  and  magazine  arti- 
cles in  prose  and  verse. 

Browne,  Sir  William,  1092-1774. 
J),  a.  An  English  jihysician ;  educ.  at 
Cambridge;  settled  at  Lynn;  hnving- 
acquired  a  competency  by  his  profes- 
sion, he  removed  to  London;  d.  iit  liis 
house  in  Queen's  Square,  Bloomsbury. 

Brownsoii,  Orestes  Augustus,  1803- 
76.  (>.  A.  IJ.  An  .\merican  author;  b. 
at  Slockbridge,  Vt. ;  d.  in  Detroit,  Mich. 

Bruce,  Alexander.  .,1  Friend  of  the 
Author.  A  Scottish  advocate  of  the  first 
jiart  of  the  eigliteenth  century. 

Bruce,  Archibald,  1746-1816.  A 
Foreign  Protestant ;  A  Rural  iJirlne.  A 
Scottish  clergyman;  b.  at  Broomhall, 
Stirlingshire  ;   educ.  at  Glasgow ;   minis- 


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ter  at  Whithurn,  1768-86;  professor  of 
divinity,  1786-1806. 

Bruce,  George.  A  Volunteer.  A 
Scotti:<li  writer  of  sixty  years  ago. 

Bruce,  Rev.  John.  Philalethes.  A 
Scottish  divine ;  minister  of  tlie  United 
Secession  congregation,  Nevvmilns. 

Bruce,  Wallace,  1844-.  Thursttj 
McQuill.  An  American  lecturer;  b.  at 
Hinsdale,  Columbia  Co.,  IST.Y. ;  Yale 
Coll.,  1867 ;  has  lectured  extensively 
on  literary  subjects. 

Brunet,  Pierre  Gustave,  1807-,  and 
Delepierre,  Joseph  Octave,  1804-79. 
G.  B.  0.  D. 

Brunet,  P.  G.  —  See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First 
Series,  p.  369. 

Delepierre,  J.  O.  —  See  "  I.  and  P.," 
First  Series,  p.  407. 

Brun,  Ida  Brunsig,  edle  von.  Ida 
von  Brun-Barnow.  A  German  novelist 
of  the  daj^ 

Bryan,  Edward  B.,  Esq.  E.  B.  B. 
An  American  writer  of  South  Carolina. 

Bryan,  Thomas  E.  An  Old  Hand. 
An  American  publisher  of  New  York 
City. 

Bryant,  John  Howard,  1807-.  J. 
11.  B.  An  American  poet;  brother  of 
W.  C.  Bryant;  b.  at  Cummington,  Mass.; 
emigrated  in  early  life  to  the  West,  and 
became  a  farmer  in  Illinois. 

Bryant,  William  CuUen.  W.  C.  B.;  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  369. 

Bryce,  James,  D.D.,  1767-1857.  A 
Protestant  of  the  School  of  the  Reformation. 
A  Scottish  divine;  b.  at  Airdrie,  in  Lan- 
arkshire; educ.  at  the  Univ.  of  Glasgow; 
minister  at  Killaig,  county  Londonderry, 
Ireland,  1805-57,  and  d.  there. 

Brydges,  James,  1st  Duke  of  Chan- 
dos.  Timon.  An  English  nobleman 
of  the  first  part  of  the  eighteenth  cen- 
tury. 

Brydges,  Sir  S.  E.     S.  E.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  369. 

Brydone,  James.  An  Elder  of  the 
United  Presbyterian  Church.  A  Scot- 
tish writer  and  publisher(?)  of  Edin- 
burgh. 

Buchan,  Alexander  Winton.  Esther. 
A  Scottish  i^oct  and  compiler. 

Buchanan,    Rev.    .      A.    T.      A 

Scottish  clergyman  of  Inverary  more 
than  a  century  ago. 

Buchanan,  James,  1791-1868.  Old 
Ptdilic  Eiinctionari/.  An  American  states- 
man ;  b.  in  Franklin  Co.,  Penn. ;  Dickin- 
son Coll.,  Carlisle,  Penn.,  1809 ;  admitted 
to  the  bar,  1812 ;  president  of  the  United 
States,  1857-61 ;  d.  at  Wheatland,  near 
Lancaster. 


Buchanan,  John,  LL.D.  Glasguensis. 
A  Scottish  writer  of  the  day. 

Buchanan,  Robert  Williams.     B.; 

R.  ir.  B.;  Williams  Buchanan. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  369. 

Buchler,  Thomas  H.,  M.D.  T.  H.  B. 
An  American  physician  of  Baltimore. 

Buck,  Benjamin.  Masdama.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day. 

Buck,  James  Smith.  Ichabod.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day,  of  Mil- 
waukee. 

Buckham,  Rev.  Philip  Wentworth. 
A  Graduate  of  Cambridge,  and  Editor  of 
the  "  71ieat7-e  of  the  Greeks."  An  English 
clergyman. 

Buckingham,  Edgar.  E.  B.  An 
American  clergyman  ;  Harv.  Univ.,  1831 ; 
Divinity  School,  1835 ;  in  1887  pastor  at 
Deerfield,  ISlass. 

Buckingham,  Edwin,  1801-33.  Phin- 
ehas  Pica..  An  American  journalist ;  b. 
in  Boston ;  an  editor  and  proprietor  of 
the  "New  England  Mag.";  d.  on  board 
the  brig  "  Mermaid." 

Buckingham,  James  Silk.  An  Old 
l^raveller. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  370. 

Buckingham,  Jane  W.  J.  W.  B. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day,  in 
Ohio. 

Buckingham,  Joseph  Tinker.  J. 
T.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  370. 

Buckner,  J.  P.  Karl  Kringle.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day. 

Buckridge,  Rev.  Theophilus,  M.A., 
1724-89.  T.  B.;  ***.  An  English  an- 
tiquary ;  b.  in  Lichfield ;  educ.  at  Ox- 
ford ;  Master  of  St.  John's  Hospital  in 
Lichfield,  1769-89,  whore  he  died. 

Budd,  Thomas  HayAvard.  A  Chum 
of  ./ohnni/  Bull.  An  English  writer  of 
the  day  ;  a  solicitor(?). 

Budd,  William.      Witch  Hazel-Bud. 

Budgell,  Eustace.     X:  E — ce  B — II. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  370. 

Buford,  Lieut.  Harry  T.  Loreta 
Janeta  Valasqnez.     An  American  writer. 

Bulfinch,  Stephen  Greenleaf,  1809- 
70.  <S.  G.  B.  An  American  clergyman  ; 
b.  in  Boston,  Mass.;  Columbian  Coll., 
1826 ;  studied  theology  at  Cambridge, 
Mass. ;  after  preaching  some  years,  in 
1852  removed  to  Cambridge,  and  d.  there. 

Bulfinch,  Thomas,  1796-1867.  T.  B. 
An  American  author;  b.  and  d.  in  Bos- 
ton, Mass. ;  Harv.  Univ.,  1814 ;  was  a 
merchant  in  Boston  till  1837 ;  and  a 
bank  clerk,  1837-67. 

Bull,  Mrs.  E.  O.  E.  0.  B.  An  Eng- 
lish lady ;  widow  of  Rev.  Henry  Bull. 


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Bull,  Frederick.  AJournei/man  Book- 
binder.    An  English  writer  of  London. 

Bull,  Ij.  a  Banker.  An  American  (1) 
fancier  of  the  day. 

Bullard,  Mrs.  Anna  Tuthill  Jen- 
Icins.  Mrs.  Caustic.  An  American 
writer. 

Billiard,  Asa,  1804-.  The  Secretan/ 
of  the  Massachusetts  Sabbath  School  So- 
cieti/.  An  American  clergyman ;  b.  at 
Northbridge,  Mass. ;  Amherst  Coll.,  1828  ; 
Andover  Theol.  Sem.,  1829-31  ;  secre- 
tary of  the  Massachusetts  Sabbath 
School  Society,   1834-76. 

Bullen,  William.    A  Retired  Solicitor. 

See  "  I.  and  F.,"  First  Series,  p.  371. 

Buller,    Miss    .      Florentia.      An 

English  writer  of  Cornwall. 

Bullock,  Charles,  B.D.  The  Editor 
of  "  Oar  Own  preside."  An  English 
clergyman ;  St.  Bees,  1853 ;  rector  of 
St.  Nicholas,  Worcester,  1860-74;  in 
1887  resident  at  The  Paragon,  Black- 
heiith. 

Bullock,  Christopher,  1690(?)-1724. 
Peter  Padwell,  of  Padinr/ton,  Esq.  An 
Englisii  actor  and  dramntist;  the  son  of 
William  Bullock,  also  an  actor;  in  1717 
married  Jane  Wilks,  tlie  daughter  of  an 
actor ;  first  appeared  (m  the  stage  at 
Drury  Lane  in  1708. 

Bully,  Edouard  Koger  de.  Ro;jer 
de  Beaui)oir. 

Bulinan,  Alfred.  A.  B. ;  C.  S.  An 
English  writer  of  the  day. 

Bulnier,  Thomas  S.  Nabi  Cosmos. 
An  English  colonial  writer  of  the  day, 
of  Victoria. 

Bulwer,  Sir  Henry,  afterwards  Lord 
Balling,  1801-72.  An  Old  Berievtr.  An 
English  diplomatist,  wiiose  full  name 
was  William  Henry  Lytton  Earle,  Baron 
DaUing  an  I  Bulwer  ;  b.  in  London  ;  educ. 
at  Harrow  and  Cambridge  ;  in  1829  he 
became  a  diplomatist ;  ambassador  at 
Washington,  1849-52  ;  d.  at  Naples. 

Bumstead,  Josiah  F.  -/.  F.  B.  An 
American  writer ;  autiior  of  school- 
books;  b.  1797,  at  Boston. 

Bunbury,    Miss    .     B .      An 

English  writer. 

Bunbury,  Henry  William,  Esq., 
1750-1811.  Prof.  Lumpwitz,  S.  U.  S. 
and  G.  A.  C  An  English  amateur  ar- 
tist and'  caricaturist;  b.  at  Mildenhall, 
in  Suffolk ;  educ.  at  Westminster  School 
and  Cambridge;  his  forte  was  caricature, 
and  this  he  continued  to  produce  till  his 
death  at  Keswick,  to  which  place  he  re- 
tired in.  1798. 

Bunbury,  Major  Thomas,  C.B.  A 
Veteran.     An  Englisii  officer;  served  in 


the  Peninsula  War,  from  1808  to  its 
close ;  and  at  other  campaigns,  till  he 
retired  from  the  service  a  lieutenant- 
colonel  in  1844. 

Bunce,  William  Gedney,  1842-. 
The  Bishop.  An  American  artist;  b.  at 
Hartford,  Conn. ;  studied  for  some  time 
at  Munich ;  in  1878  had  a  studio  in 
Paris,  and  since  in  New  York  City. 

Banner,  Henry  C.     Arthur  Lot. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  371. 

Bunsen,  Frances  Waddington,  Bar- 
oness, 1791-187(3.  His  Widow.  An  Eng- 
lish lady  ;  wife  of  Baron  Christian  Bun- 
sen  ;  b.  at  Dunston  Park,  Berkshire ; 
married  Bunsen  at  Eome  in  1817,  in  the 
chapel  of  the  Palazzio  Savelli;  and  it 
was  twenty-three  years  from  this  period 
before  she  again  visited  her  native  land  ; 
after  her  husband's  death  she  went  to 
reside  at  Carlsruhe,  and  d.  there. 

Bunting,  Jabez,  1779-1858.  Jay 
Bee.  An  English  Wesleyan  minister; 
b.  at  Manchester  ;  for  some  time  studied 
medicine,  but  in  1799  entered  the  min- 
istry ;  lie  was  stationed  from  1833  at 
London,  where  he  filled  the  chief  posts 
of  influence  and  authority,  and  d.  in  that 
city. 

iSurder,  Thomas  Harrison,  1789- 
1843.  A  Senior  Physician.  An  English 
physician  ;  b.  at  Coventry  ;  studied  in 
London  and  Edinburgh ;  practised  his 
profession  for  19  years  in  London,  which 
city  he  left  in  1834,  and  d.  at  Tunbridge 
Wells. 

Burdett,    Miss .      Hope    Ansted. 

An  English  writer. 

Burdett,  Sir  Francis,  1770-1844. 
Enqland's  Pride  and  Westminster's  Glory. 
An  English  politician,  third  son  of  Sir 
Eobert  Burdett,  4th  baronet;  educ.  at 
Westminster  School  and  Oxford;  M.P. 
from  1796;  for  Westminster,  1807-37, 
and  for  North  Wiltshire,  1837-44. 

Burdon,  Rev.  Richard,  [afterwards 
Sanderson].  An  Oxford  Divine.  An 
English  clergyman  of  Oriel  Coll.,  Ox- 
ford, 1812. 

Burges,  Rev.  George.  Calo.  An 
English  clergyman  of  Trinity  Coll., 
Cambridge  ;  vicar  of  Moulton,  near  Acle, 
Norfolk. 

Burgess,  Ebenezer,  D.D.,  1790- 
1870.  The  Present  Pastor.  An  Ameri- 
can clergyman  ;  b.  in  Wareham,  Mass.  ; 
Brown  Univ.,  1809;  Andover  Theol.  Sem., 
1815;  pastor  of  the  1st  Congregational 
Society  at  Dedham,  Mass.,  1821-70,  and 
d.  there. 

Burgess,  J.  The  Droylesden  Bard. 
An  English  writer  of  the  day. 


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Burgess,  James.  J.  B.  An  English 
biographer,  early  in  the  eighteenth  cen- 
tury. 

Burgess,  Thomas.      Tlie  President. 
See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  372. 
Burgh,  James.      The  Editor;  J.  B. ; 
J.  B.,  Gent. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  372. 
Burgh,  William,  1741-1808.  A  Lay- 
man. An  Irish  controversialist ;  son  of 
Thomas  Burgh,  M.P.,  of  Bert,  County 
Kildare ;  he  lived  for  the  chief  part  of 
his  life  in  England  ;  member  of  the  Irish 
Parliament  for  the  borough  of  Athy, 
county  Kildare,  1769-76  ;  after  having 
lived  at  York  nearly  forty  years,  he  d. 
there. 

Burgoyne,  Lieut.  Gen.  John.  A 
General  Officer. 

See  "  l!  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  372. 
Burke,  ^Edanus.     Cassias. 
See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  372. 
Burke,  C.  M.      C.  M.  B.     An  Ameri- 
can Catholic  writer  of  tlie  day. 

Burke,    Edmund.       E B ; 

E — d  B — e  ;  An  English  Ereeholder  ;  The 
Dinner  Bell ;  A  Distinguished  English 
Commoner. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  372. 
Burleigh,  Williami    Henry.      Fuzzij 
Guzzij  ;  Ligonier. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  372. 

Burman,    .       Canny.       An 

English   writer  of  the   day. 

Burn,  David.  Tarro  Australasiaiicus. 
An  English  colonial  writer  of  Sydney, 
New  South  Wales. 

Burnap,  George  Washington,  1802- 
59.  B.  :  B — p.  An  Amei'ican  clergy- 
man ;  b.  in  Merrimack,  N.H. ;  Harv. 
Univ.,  1824;  pastor  at  Baltimore,  Md., 
1828-59;  d.  in  Philadelphia,  Penn. 

Burnet,  Gilbert,  D.D.,  1643-1715. 
Balak ;  Sa.  O.ron.  An  eminent  Scottish 
divine  ;  b.  in  Edinburgh  ;  educ.  at  Aber- 
deen ;  bishop  of  Salisbury,  1689-1715 ; 
d.  in   London. 

Burnet,     Sir    Thomas,     1694-1753. 
T.  B. 
See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  373. 
Burnett,    Athole.        Ttenrub    Elohta. 
An  English  writer  of  the  day. 

Burrage,  Henry  S^veetser,  and 
others.  A  Committee  of  the  Regiment. 
American  soldiers,  members  of  the  36th 
Regiment  Massachusetts  Volunteers,  in 
the  late  civil  war. 

Burritt,  Elihu,  1810-79.     Krick. 
See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  374. 
Burrow,  Sir  James,  1701-82.     J.  B., 
E.R.S.  and  F.S.A.     An  English  lawyer; 
son  of  Thomas  Barrow,  of  Clapham,  Sur- 


rey ;  in  1725  called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner 
Temple;  elected  bencher,  1754;  became 
reader  in  1764,  and  treasurer,  1765 ;  in 
1773  was  knighted ;  was  the  owner  of 
Starborough  Castle  in  the  parish  of  Ling- 
field,  Surrey,  and  d.  there. 

Burt,  John  P.  Prof.  J.  Q.  Smith. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day,  of 
Dubuque. 

Burt,  Thomas  Seymour.     T.  S.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  Fn-st  Series,  p.  374. 

Burt,  William,  1778-1826.  Amicus 
Patrice.  An  English  writer;  b.  in  Ply- 
mouth ;  educ.  at  Exeter  and  at  Bridge- 
water  ;  for  some  time  resided  at  Colyton, 
near  Honiton ;  but  finally  settled  at 
Plymouth  as  a  solicitor,  and  d.  there. 

Burton,    .       B.       An      pjiiglisli 

writer;  storekeeper  of  the  Victualling 
Office. 

Burton,  Hazen  J.  H.  J.  B.  An 
American  poet. 

Burton,  Mrs.  Isabel,  ne'e  Countess 
Arundell,  of  Wardour.     A.  E.  I.;  P. 

Burton,  John.  A  Commissioner.  An 
English  writer ;  fellow  of  Eton  Coll. 

Burton,  John,  M.D.,  1697-1771.  Dr. 
Slop.  An  English  antiquary ;  b.  at  Ri- 
pon ;  educ.  at  Oxford,  but  also  studied 
at  Leyden  and  Cambridge ;  practised  his 
profession  in  the  city  and  county  of 
York. 

Burton,  Philip,  1746-1806.  An  Eng- 
lishman. An  English  writer;  clerk  of 
the  survey  in  the  dockyard  at  Chatham. 

Burton,  Robert  (or  Nicholas 
Crouch(O),  1632(?)-1725(0  R.  B. 
An  English  miscellaneous  writer  ;  son  of 
a  tailor  at  Lewes ;  was  a  publisher,  and 
compiled  a  number  of  small  books, 
which,  issued  at  a  shilling  each,  had 
great  popularity. 

Burton,  Warren,  1800-66.  W.  B. 
An  American  author;  b.  in  Wilton, 
N.H.;  Harv.  Univ.,  1821;  Divinity 
School,  1826;  after  preaching  some  years 
he  devoted  himself  to  objects  of  reform  ; 
d.  in  Salem,  Mass. 

Bury,  Lady  Charlotte  Susan  Blaria 
(Campbell),  1775-1861.     A  Lady. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  375. 

Bush,  Charles.  Sir  Michael  Angela 
Papjhael  Smith.  An  American  artist  of 
the  day. 

Bush,  George,  D.D.,  1796-1859.  Cam- 
paginator.  An  American  theologian;  b. 
in  Norwich,  Vt.;  Dartmouth  Coll.,  1818; 
professor  of  Hebrew  and  Oriental  litera- 
ture in  the  Univ.  of  New  York,  from  1831 ; 
in  1847  he  became  a  Swedenborgian  and 
a  New  Church  minister;  d.  in  Rochester, 
NY. 


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Bush,  Solon  Wanton.   S.  W.  B.   An 

American  clergyman ;  Brown  Univ., 
1845 ;  Cambridge  Divinity  School,  1848 ; 
pastor  of  society  in  Needham,  Mass., 
1879-85  et  seq. ;  resident  in  Boston. 

Bush,  William.  Unicus  ;  Prometheus. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day,  of  Chi- 
cago(?). 

Busk,  George,  E.R.S.,  1808-86.  Paul 
Cypher.  An  English  surgeon  and  natu- 
ralist; for  some  years  examiner  in  com- 
parative anatomy  and  zoology  to  the 
Univ.  of  London  ;  d.  in  that  city. 

Busk,  H.  W.  A  Senior  Member  of 
the  Comparni . 

Butler,  Alban,  1711-73.  A  Gentle- 
man. An  English  hagiographer ;  at  an 
early  age  he  was  sent  to  a  school  in 
Lancashire,  and  when  eight  years  old 
transferred  to  the  English  school  at 
Douay ;  was  ordained  priest  in  1735 ; 
was  president  of  the  English  Coll. 
at  Saint-Omer,  1756(?)-73,  where  he 
(lied. 

Butler,  Benjamin  Franklin,  1795- 
1858.  Marcus.  An  American  lawyer; 
T).  at  Kinderhook  Landing,  N.Y. ;  studied 
law  with  Martin  Van  Buren,  and  be- 
came his  partner  at  Albany  in  1817; 
licld  many  important  state  and  national 
offices  during  his  life ;  d.  in  Paris, 
France. 

Butler,  George  H.,  1840-80.  Harrij 
Zfii((.  An  American  journalist;  d.  at 
Washington. 

Butler,  William  Francis.  An 
Old  Soldier.  An  Englisli  officer ;  an 
ensign  of  the  69th  (the  South  Lincoln- 
shire) Regiment  of  Foot  ;  appointed  in 
1858. 

Buttervvorth,  James,  1771-1837. 
Paul  Bobhiii,  Esq.,  of  Alt,  near  Oldham, 
Manchester ;  Paul  Bobbin,  Couzin  German 
of  the  famous  Tim  Bobbin  of  merri)  niemori/  ; 
A  Person  concerned  in  Trade.  An  Eng- 
lish topographer  of  Manchester ;  b.  in 
the  parish  of  Ashton-under-Lyne ;  was 
sent  to  school  under  Mr.  John  Taylor,  of 
Alt;   after  many  years  spent  in  tuition 


he  acted  for  some  years  as  postmaster 
of  Oldham. 

Butts,  Robert,  D.D.,  1684-1748.  The 
Cord  Bishop  of  Norwich.  An  eminent 
English  divine;  son  of  Rev.  William 
Butts,  rector  of  Hartest,  in  Suffolk ; 
educ.  at  Cambridge ;  Bishop  of  Norwich, 
1733;  of  Ely,  1738;  d.  at  Ely-house, 
Holborn,  1747-48. 

Buxton,  Harry  John  Wilmot.  An 
Oxonian.  An  English  clergyman ;  educ. 
at  London  and  Oxford ;  vicar  of  St. 
Giles-in-the-wood,  1878-87. 

Byers,  Samuel  Hawkins  Marshall. 
Ari  American  Besident.  An  American 
dramatist  and  writer  of  the  day. 

Byles,  Mather,  D.D.,  1707-88.  Celoiza. 
An  American  clergyman  ;  b.  in  Boston  ; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1725 ;  pastor  of  the  HoUis 
Street  Church,  Boston,  1733-76;  spent 
the  rest  of  his  life  in  retirement,  and  d. 
in  his  native  town(?). 

Byng,  George,  Admiral,  Viscount 
Torrington,  1663-1733.  A— I  B—g. 
An  English  admiral ;  eldest  son  of 
John,  of  Kent ;  entered  the  navy  in 
1678 ;  became  admiral  of  the  fleet  in 
1717-18;  first  lord  of  the  admiralty, 
1727-33. 

Byrd,  Li.  Ella.  Beri/l  Carr.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day. 

Byrne,  Chax-les  A.      The  Town  Crier. 

Byrne,  Mrs.  William  Pitt.  An  Old 
Man. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  376. 

Byron,  George  Gordon  Noel,  Lord 
Byron,  1788-1824.    Maddolo ;  Somebody. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  376. 

Byron,  James  M.,  -1827.  Her  Hus- 
band. An  English  Wesleyan  minister, 
husband  of  Mrs.  Eliza  Byron,  who  was 
b.  at  Ilelston,  1767 ;  d.  at  Shepton-Mal- 
let,  1803. 

Byron,  John,  1723-86.  Fouliveather 
Jack.  An  English  naval  officer;  second 
son  of  William,  4th  Lord  Byron  ;  in  1740 
he  was  a  midshipman  to  the  Wager 
Store  Ship;  in  1778  became  vice-admiral; 
he  was  the  grandfather  of  the  poet. 


c. 


Cabet,  Etienne,  1788-1856.      Francis   1   afterwards  in  Illinois;  d.   at  St.  Louis, 


Adams.  A  French  adventurer;  b.  at 
Dijon ;  became  a  lawyer  and  a  journal- 
ist; was  the  founder  of  tlie  sect  of  Com- 
m  unists,  known  as  the  "  Icarians  " ;  sought 
to  establish  a  colony  of  them  in  Texas, 


Mo. 

Cabinet  Ballad.    C T.  Ballad. 

Cadell,    Mrs.     Alexander.       Sydney 
Dunbar.     An  English  novelist  of  the  day. 

CtBsar,  Julius  P.     A  Layman  of  the 


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Church  of  England.  An  English  clergy- 
man of  Calcutta. 

Calcraft,  Emily.  E.  C.  An  English 
writer. 

Calder,  Rev.  Robert,  1650('?)-172o. 
The  Countryman;  R.  C,  M.A.;  M.  R.  C, 
a  Presbyter  of  the  Suffering  Church  of 
Scotland.  A  Scottish  clergyman;  b.  at 
Elgin;  educ.  at  Aberdeen;  his  last  settle- 
ment was  at  Edinburgh,  where  he  offici- 
ated to  a  congregation  in  Toddrick's 
Wynd. 

Calder,  William.  A  Journeyman 
Mechanic.  A  Scottish  poet,  a  book- 
binder in  Edinburgh. 

Caldwell,  Charles,  1772-1853.  C. 
An  American  physician;  b.  in  Caswell 
Co.,  N.C. ;  studied  medicine  in  the  Univ. 
of  Pennsylvania  ;  in  1810  he  became  pro- 
fessor of  Natural  History  in  that  institu- 
tion ;  in  1814  editor  of  the  "  Port-Folio  " ; 
in  1819  professor  in  Trans.  Univ.,  Lex- 
ington, Ky. ;  in  1837  established  a  Medi- 
cal Institute  in  Louisville,  Ky.,  which 
however  failed  ;  d.  in  that  city. 

Calhoun,  John  Caldwell,  1782-1850. 
Onslow.  An  American  statesman;  b.  in 
Abbeville  District,  S.C. ;  Yale  Coll.,  1806  ; 
studied  law  and  was  admitted  to  the  bar 
in  1807;  M.C.,  1811-17;  secretary  of 
war,  1817-25 ;  United  States  senator, 
1832-43;  secretary  of  state,  1844-45; 
again  United  States  senator,  1845-50;  d. 
in  Washington. 

Califf,  Joseph  M.  An  Officer  of  the 
Regiment.  An  American  writer ;  mem- 
ber of  the  7th  regiment,  United  States 
colored  troops,  1863-66. 

Callcott,  Sir  Augustus  Wall,  1779- 
1844.  ^4.  W.  C.  An  English  landscape 
painter ;  b.  in  the  Mall,  Kensington 
Gravel  Pits ;  became  a  student  of  the 
Royal  Academy,  and  commenced  his  ar- 
tistic career  as  a  painter  of  portraits  un- 
der the  tuition  of  Hoppner ;  after  1804 
he  exhibited  nothing  but  landscapes  for 
many  years;  in  1810  he  was  elected  a 
member  of  the  Royal  Academy ;  was 
knighted  in  1837 ;  and  in  1844  became 
conservator  of  the  royal  pictures. 

Callcott,  Lady  Maria  (Dundas  Gra- 
ham), 1785-1842.  M.  C;  Maria  Graham. 
An  English  lady ;  b.  at  Papcastle,  near 
Cockermouth ;  early  in  1808  she  sailed 
with  her  father  to  India,  and  in  1809  mar- 
ried Capt.  Thomas  Graham,  R.N. ;  in  1827 
she  married  Augustus  Wall  Callcott,  the 
artist;  d.  at  Kensington  Gravel  Pits. 

Calm,  Marie.  .Marie  Ruhland.  A 
German  novelist  of  the  day. 

Cameron,  Rev.  Charles,  M.A.  An 
Eye    Witness.      An   English    clergyman; 


Queen's  Coll.,  Oxford,  1831 ;  incumbent 
of  Christ  Church,  Trusley,  near  Derby, 
1859-60  et  seq. 

Cameron,  Donald  Evans,  1695('?)- 
1748.  Gentle  Lochiel.  A  Scottish  chief ; 
b.  at  Achnacarrie,  Lochiel;  in  1719  he 
succeeded  his  grandfather  as  chief  of  the 
clan  Cameron,  and  was  loyal  to  the 
Stuarts  ;  he  unwillingly  headed  the  rising 
in  favor  of  Charles  Stuart,  who  was  pro- 
claimed James  VIII.;  this  attempt  failing,, 
he  took  refuge  in  France,  where  he  died. 

Cameron,  Rev.  John,  1724-99.  Phi- 
lalethes ;  Philander.  A  Scottish  Presby- 
terian minister ;  b.  near  Edinburgh ; 
M.A.  at  the  Univ.  of  Edinburgh ;  minister 
of  Dunluce,  1755-99. 

Cameron,  (Malcolm(?)),  1808-76. 
Fair  Play.  A  Canadian  statesman  ;  b. 
at  Three  Rivers,  Canada  East;  was  self- 
educated;  was  a  farm-boy,  a  stable-boy 
in  Montreal,  then  a  clerk  in  a  brewery, 
finally  a  general  store-keeper;  in  1836 
became  a  representative  for  the  county 
of  Lanark,  Upper  Canada  ;  in  1851  be- 
came minister  of  the  council ;  d.  at  Ot- 
tawa. 

Campbell,  Alexander,  1764-1824. 
A  Student  of  Medicine  in  the  University 
of  Edinburgh. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  377. 

Campbell,  Archibald,  -1744.  A 
Gentleman  of  that  country.  A  Scottish 
divine,  second  son  of  Archibald,  marquis- 
of  Argyll  (1598-1661);  in  1711  he  was 
consecrated  bishop  of  Dundee ;  and  in 
1721  bishop  of  Aberdeen,  but  resigned  in 
1724 ;  spent  his  last  years  in  London, 
and  d.  there. 

Campbell,  Archibald,  D.D.,  1691- 
1756.  Alexander  Innes,  D.D.  A  Scot- 
tish divine  ;  b.  in  Edinburgh;  studied  at 
Edinburgh  and  Glasgow  ;  minister  of  the 
united  jiarishes  of  Larbert  and  Dunipace, 
Stirlingshire ;  he  prepared  a  treatise  on 
"  Moral  Virtue  " ;  this  he  trusted  to  his 
friend,  Alexander  Innes,  who  'published 
it  as  his  own  in  1728,  under  a  somewhat 
different  title ;  in  1730  he  was  appointed 
professor  of  church  history  at  St.  An- 
drews ;  d.  at  Boarhill,  near  that  city. 

Campbell,  Archibald,  flourished, 
1767.  The  Writer  of  t/ie  "History  of  the 
Afan  after  God's  Oivn  Heart."  A  Scottish 
satirist,  son  of  the  preceding;  was  a 
classical  scholar,  but  became  purser  of  a 
man-of-war,  and  remained  at  sea,  leadings 
"  a  wandering  and  unsettled  life." 

Campbell,  B.  U.  His  Reviewer.  An 
American  writer. 

Campbell,  Lady  Colin.  G.  E. 
Brunefille.      An  English  novelist  of  the 


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day,  wife  of  Lord  Colin  Campbell,  the 
ilfth  son  of  the  Duke  of  Argyll,  who 
was  born  in  1853 ;  educ.  at  Eton,  St. 
Andrews,  and  Cambridge,  and  entered 
the  Middle  Temple,  187-3;  2kl.P.  from 
1878 ;  in  1881  he  married  Gertrude  Eliza- 
beth, daughter  of  Edmond  Maghlin 
Blood,  Esq.,  of  Briekhill,  county  Clare. 

Campbell,  Douglas  H.  The  Master 
of  St.  ChLoe  Sdtool.    An  English  educator. 

Campbell,  Eleanor  W.  His  Widow. 
An  American  lady,  widow  of  John  Wil- 
son Campbell ;  a  bookseller  in  Peters- 
burg, Va.,  for  thirty  years;  b.  in  that 
State(?). 

Campbell,  Elizabeth  Thynne,  -1866. 
The  Countess  of  Caicdor.  An  English 
lady,  daughter  of  the  2d  Marquess  of 
Bath  ;  wife  of  John  Frederick  Campbell, 
1st  earl  of  Cawder,  whom  she  married  in 
1816. 

Campbell,  Ellen  A.  F.  Ahhie  Plan- 
ner. 

Campbell,  George  John  Douglas, 
8th  duke  of  Argyle.  Macullum  More; 
The  Marquis  of  Lome. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  377. 

Campbell,  Henry  Stuart,  1839-. 
CaiiijibeU  Wheafon.  An  American  edi- 
tor and  author;  b.  at  Lockport,  N.Y. ; 
in  1886  resident  at  Orange,  N.J. 

Campbell,  Sir  James,  Bart.  A  Free- 
holder. An  Irish  gentleman,  member  of 
tlie  Irish  House  of  Commons. 

Campbell,  John,  1753-84.  A  British 
Officer  latelij  returned  from  the  East  Indies. 
A  Scottisli  officer ;  b.  at  Levenside 
House,  near  Dumbarton ;  entered  the 
army  as  an  ensign  in  1771 ;  lieutenant- 
colonel,  1781 ;  d.  at  Bombay. 

Campbell,  John,  1766-1840.  J.  C. 
A  Scottish  philanthropist;  b.  at  Edin- 
burgh, and  educ.  at  the  high  school;  a 
classfellow  of  Sir  Walter  Scott ;  his  life 
was  devoted  to  works  of  Cliristian  phi- 
lanthropy ;  in  1802  he  became  minister 
of  Kingsland  Independent  Chapel  in 
London,  and  d.  in  that  city(?). 

Campbell,  John,  2d  duke  of  Argyle, 
1678-1743.  77/e  Penetratiiirj  Arqilins.  An 
able  English  commander ;  served  with 
distinction  on  tlie  Continent,  1705-10, 
and  l)ecame  lieutenant-general ;  and  at 
the  accession  of  George  I.  was  made 
commander-in-chief  of  all  the  forces  in 
Scotland. 

Campbell,  John,  LL.D.,  1708-75.  M. 
fjiidoriciis  ;  Shejiherd  of  Binihurij. 

Sec  "  I.  and  1'.,"  First  Scries,  p.  377. 

Campbell,  John,  4tli  earl  of  Loudoun, 
1705-82.  A  NoUe  Lord;  A  Noble  Com- 
mander in  A  merira.     A  Scottish  military 


commander;  only  son  of  Hugh,  3d  earl 
of  Loudoun;  entered  the  army  in  1727; 
in  1756  he  was  appointed  commander-in- 
chief  of  the  British  forces  in  America; 
on  his  arrival  lie  laid  plans  for  the  siege 
of  Louisburg;  but,  wasting  his  time  at 
Halifax,  he  was  recalled  to  England, 
and  General  Amlierst  succeeded  him;  d. 
at  Loudoun  Castle. 

Campbell,  John  Francis,  1822-85. 
A  Traveller.  A  Scottish  writer;  b.  at 
Islay;  educ.  at  Eton  and  Edinburgh; 
occui)ied  post  under  the  government;  d. 
at  Cannes. 

Campbell,  John  George  EdTi^ard 
Henry  Douglas  Sutherland,  1845-. 
The  Marquis  of  Lome.  A  Scottish  poet; 
son  of  the  8th  duke  of  Argyll ;  educ. 
at  Eton,  St.  Andrews,  and  Trin.  Coll., 
Cambridge;  M.P.,  1868-78;  in  1871 
married  H.E.H.  the  Princess  Louise 
Caroline  Alberta,  4th  daughter  of  H.M. 
Queen  Victoria  ;  was  for  a  time  governor- 
general  of  the  Dominion  of  Canada,  from 
1878. 

Campbell,  Mary.  Highland  Mary.  A 
Scottish  lass,  immortalized  by  Burns. 

Campbell,  IMrs.  N.  W.     A  Mother. 

Campbell,  Robert  Allen.  A  Chi- 
cago Bible  Class  Teacher.  An  American 
Avriter ;  a  publisherC)  of  Cliicago;  af- 
terwardsC?)  of  St.  Louis. 

Campbell,  Thomas.  An  Impartial 
Hand.  A  Scottish  writer  of  the  early 
part  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Campbell,  Thomas,  1733-95.  An 
English  Traveller.  An  Irish  clergyman  ; 
b.  "at  Glack  Co.,  Tyrone;  Trin.  Coll., 
Dublin,  1756;  curate  of  Clogher  till 
1772,  when  he  was  collated  to  the  pre- 
bend of  Tyholland ;  and  in  1773  he  was 
made  chancellor  of  St.  Macartin's, 
Clogher  ;  d.  in  London. 

Canning,  Et.  Hon.  George.  The 
(irand  Vizier;  Charlatan.  Gas;  The  Bight 
Honourable  G.  C q. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  378. 

Canning,  Rev.  Richard,  A.M.,  1708- 
75.  A  Clergi/ma.n.  An  English  divine; 
educ.  at  Cambridge ;  many  years  minis- 
ter of  the  parisli  of  St.  Lawrence,  in 
Ipswich,  where(?)  he  died. 

Cannon,  Charles  James,  1800-60. 
Grandfather  Greenwai/.  An  American 
author;  b.  and  d.  in  New  York  City; 
was  of  Irish  parentage,  and  a  Roman 
Catholic;  wrote  poems,  dramas,  and 
novels. 

Cant,  Rev.  Andrew,  -1728.  A.  C, 
One  of  the  sufering  Clergg  there.  A 
Scottish  divine  ;  bishop  of  Glasgow  ;  son 
of   Andrew  Cant ;   from  whose  winning 


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tone  in  the  pulpit  the  term  "  cant "  is 
supposed  to  be  derived.  See  the  "  Spec- 
tator," No.  147. 

Capen,  Rev.  Leinuel.     L.  C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  378. 

Cappe,  Rev.  Newcome,  1732-1800.  A 
Warm  Well-  Wisher  to  the  Interests  of  Gen- 
uine Christianity. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  378. 

Cardale,  Paul,  1705-75.  Phileleuthe- 
rus  Vigorniensis.  An  English  dissenting 
minister;  b.  at  Dudley;  was  pastor  at 
Evesham  from  1733,  and  d.  there. 

Cardell,  William  S.,  -1828.  John 
Franklin  Jones.  An  American  maker  of 
school-books ;  d.  in  New  York  City. 

Carey,  George  SavUle,  1743-1807. 
Paul  Tell-Truih,  Esq.  An  English  mis- 
cellaneous writer ;  b.  and  d.  in  Lon- 
don ;  a  son  of  Henry  Carey ;  failed  as 
an  actor,  but  gave  dramatic  entertain- 
ments and  imitations  of  Foote  and 
others. 

Carey,  Henry,  -1743.  Benjamin 
Bounce.  An  English  poet  and  musician ; 
son  of  George  Saville  Carey,  the  famous 
marquis  of  Halifax;  he  taught  music  in 
boarding-schools  ;  he  was  a  very  fruitful 
writer,  publishing  more  than  two  hun- 
dred works. 

Carey,  Henry  Charles .     H.  C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  378. 

Carey,  Mathew.  Hamilton ;  An  Oc- 
togenarian of  Philadelphia  ;  A  Pennsijl- 
vanian. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  378. 

Carl  XV.,  King  of  Sweden,  1826-72. 
C.     Author  of  some  poems,  etc. 

Carlen,  Johan  Gabriel,  1814-1875. 
./.  G.  C.  A  Swedisli  miscellaneous 
writer. 

Carlen,  Mrs.  Rosa  Catharina,  1836- 
83.     T.  S.     A  Swedish  novelist. 

Carleton,  Hugh.  Metoikos.  An  Eng- 
lish colonial  writer  of  Auckland,  New 
Zealand. 

Carleton,  John.     Eiirijalus. 

Carleton,  Capt.  John  William. 
Hi/de   Marston. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  379. 

Carleton,  William,  1794-1869.  Syl- 
vanus.  An  Irish  novelist ;  b.  at  Prillisk, 
coimty  Tyrone  ;  his  earliest  tutor  was 
one  Pat  Frayne,  who  appears  as  "  Mat 
Kavanagh  "  in  the  "  Hedge  School  " ;  he 
went  to  Dublin  in  search  of  fortune  with 
two  shillings  and  ninepence  in  his  pocket ; 
he  has  been  regarded  as  the  truest,  most 
powerful,  and  tenderest  delineator  of 
Irish  life;  d.  in  Dublin(?). 

Carlyle,  Alexander,  D.D.,  1722- 
1805.     0.   M.   Haberdasher;    Nestor;    A 


Freeholder.  A  Scottish  divine;  b.  at 
Prestonpans,  Midlothian  ;  educ.  at  the 
Univ.  of  Edinburgh ;  minister  of  Inver- 
esk,  near  Edinburgh,  1748-1805,  and  d. 
there. 

Carlyle,  Thomas.     C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  379. 

Carman,  W.  C.  Will  Cooper.  An 
American  humorous  poet  of  the  day,  of 
Chicago  (■?). 

Carmichael,  Charles  Montauban. 
An  Old  Cavalry  Officer.  An  English 
East  Indian  major-general,  of  the  Ben- 
gal Cavalry,  appointed  in  1854. 

Carmichael,  John.  A  Manufacturer. 
A  Scottish  soap  manufacturer  of  Edin- 
burgh (?). 

Carnegie,  Mrs.,  of  Pitterow.  Rev. 
James  Walker.     A  Scottish  poet. 

Carnegie,  Georgina  Maria  (Elliot), 
-1874.  Countess  ofNortliesk.  A  Scottish 
compiler;  eldest  daughter  of  Sir  George 
Elliot,  K.C.B.,  and  wife  of  William 
Hopetoun  Carnegie,  8th  earl  of  Northesk. 

Carnegie,  James,  Earl  of  Southesk. 
Jonas  Fisher. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  379. 

Carnes,  Mrs.  Hannah.  A  Female. 
An  English  poet  of  Saffron  WaldenC?). 

Carpenter,  James  M.  Reuben  Linger- 
long.     An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Carpenter,  Miss  Mary.     M.C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,''  First  Series,  p.  379. 

Carpenter,  Willard  O.     Oscar. 

Carpenter,  William.  Common  Sense. 
An  English  astronomer  of  Greenwich. 

Carr,  Robert,  Viscount  Rochester, 
Earl  of  Somerset,  about  1589-.  Alexan- 
der Bendo.  An  English  statesman  high 
in  favor  with  James  I.  In  1616  he  and 
his  wife  were  convicted  of  poisoning  Sir 
Thomas  Overbury,  and  were  imprisoned 
in  the  tower  for  his  murder. 

Carrington,  E.     An  Old  Maid. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  380. 

Carrington,  Edmund.  An  Old- 
Looker  on  of  Change.  An  English  poet 
of  the  day(?). 

Carruthers,  William  A.  The  Author 
of  the  "  Cavaliers  of  Virginia " ;  The 
Kentuckian. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  380. 

Cars,  John.  Laurence  Sterne.  An 
English  writer  of  one  himdred  j'^ears  ago. 

Carstaires,  William,  D.D.,  1649-1715. 
A  Scots  Gentleman.  A  Scottish  clergy- 
man ;  b.  at  Cathcart ;  educ.  at  Edinburgh 
and  Utrecht;  chaplain  to  the  Prince  of 
Orange,  and  minister  of  the  Presbyterian 
congregation  at  Leyden ;  accompanied 
William  to  England  in  1068 ;  principal 
of  the  Univ.  of  Edinburgh,  1704-15. 


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Carstairs,  Miss  Christian.  A  Lady. 
A  Scottish  poet  of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Carte,  Rev.  Thomas,  1686-1754. 
B.  A.,  Esq.  ;  A  Member  of  Parliament. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  380. 

Carter,  Agnes  P.  A.  P.  C.  An 
Englisli  poet. 

Carter,  John,  1748-1817.  John  Ram- 
bler. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  381. 

Carter,  Robert,  1819-79.  K.  C.  An 
American  editor ;  b.  in  Albany,  N.Y. ;  in 
1841  he  went  to  Boston,  and  resided 
there  and  in  Cambridge,  engaged  in  lit- 
erary and  otiier  work  till  1859  ;  and  after- 
wards chiefly  in  New  York  City ;  d.  at 
Cambridge,  Mass. 

Carter,  Samuel.     S.  C. 
■  See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  381. 

Carter,  Timothy  H.  T.  H.  C.  An 
American  financier  of  Boston  ;  house  at 
Newtonville. 

Carteret,  John,  Viscount  Carteret  and 
Earl  Granville,  1690-1763.  His  Excel- 
lency L.  C.  An  English  nobleman,  thus 
described  by  Lord  Chesterfield:  "Lord 
Granville  had  great  piarts,  and  a  most 
uncommon  share  of  learning  for  a  man 
of  quality.  He  was  one  of  the  best 
speakers  in  the  House  of  Lords,  both  in 
the  declamatory  and  the  argumentative 
way  .  .  .  His  character  nui}-  be  summed 
up  in  nice  precision,  quick  decision,  and 
unbridled  presumption." 

Cart^vright,  Anson  William  Henry. 
A.  W.  H.  C.  An  P>nglish  clergyman ; 
Queen's  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1856 ;  origi- 
nal secretary  A.  C.  S.,  1872-81 ;  in  1887 
resident  at  the  Brinley  House,  Teign- 
mouth. 

Cartwright,  Frances  Dorothy, 
1780-1863.  F.  D.  C.  An  English 
poet ;  youngest  child  of  Rev.  Edmund 
Cartwright,  D.D.,  inventor  of  the  power- 
loom,  etc.,  and  niece  of  Major  John 
Cartwright ;  on  the  death  of  her  uncle 
she  retired  witli  his  widow  to  Worthing; 
d.  at  Brigliton. 

Cartwright,  Major  John.  A  Private 
Gentleman. 

Sec  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  381. 

Cartwright,  Rev.  John,  B.A.  C; 
J.  C.  An  English  clergyman  and  trans- 
lator; Christ  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1827; 
minor  canon  of  Durham  Cath.,  1834-64 ; 
in  1880  ct  seij.,  resident  at  Old  Elvet, 
Durham. 

Carvosso,  Benjamin,  1780-1854. 
I/is  Son ;  llis  /''((titer;  Her  Father.  An 
English  Wesleyan  minister;  b.  in  Glu- 
vias  parish,  Cornwall ;  became  a  mis- 
sionary to  Australia  in   1820,  returning 


to  England  in  1830,  and  acting  as  a  min- 
ister till  his  death  at  Tuckingmill,  Corn- 
wall. 

Cary,  Henry.  A  Member  of  the  Uni- 
versity of  Cambridge.  An  English  classi- 
cal scholar;  son(?)  of  the  following. 

Cary,  Henry  Francis,  1772-1844. 
M[usceu^s.  An  English  poet;  b.  at  Gi- 
braltar; educ.  at  Rugby  and  Oxford; 
vicar  of  Abbot's  Bromley,  1796;  of 
Kingsbury,  in  Warwickshire,  1800;  in 
1807  he  removed  to  London,  and  became 
reader  at  Berkelej"^  Chapel,  still  retaining 
his  country  benefices ;  afterwards  he  re- 
signed his  readership,  and  became  after- 
noon lecturer  at  Chiswick,  and  curate  of 
the  Savoy;  d.  in  London,  and  was  buried 
in  Westminster  Abbey,  by  the  side  of 
Samuel  Johnson. 

Cary,  Thomas  Greaves,  A.M.  An 
American. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  381. 

Casey,  Miss  Elizabeth  OAvens  Black- 
burne.     E.  Owens  Blackburne. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  381. 

Cass,  Lewis.  ^4?;  American  Minister 
at  Paris. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  381. 

Cassidy,  John  Ij.     Larkin. 

Castlereagh,  Robert  Stewart,  Lord 
Viscount,  Marquis  of  Londonderry, 
1769-1822.  Derrydoivn  Triangle ;  Lord 
C /*•  A  British  states- 
man; b.  in  county  Down,  Ireland;  held 
high  public  offices  from  1794  to  his 
death. 

Castleton,  Henry.  H.  C.  An  Eng- 
lish poet  of  the, first  part  of  the  eigh- 
teenth century. 

Caswall,  Rev.  Edward,  1814-78. 
Scriblerus  Redivivus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  Fir.st  Series,  p.  381. 

Cater,  William.  —  See  "  Hudson,  J., 
and  Cater,  William." 

Catley,  Miss  Anne,  1745-89.  Miss  C*t- 
l*y.  An  Engli.sii  vocalist;  b.  near  Tower 
Hill,  London  ;  remarkable  for  beauty  of 
face  and  voice;  as  early  as  1755  she  amused 
the  officers  stationed  at  the  tower  bj^  her 
singing;  in  1762  she  appeared  at  A^aux- 
hall,  and  soon  became  a  favorite ;  she 
sung  at  Dublin,  at  a  salary  of  forty 
guineas  a  night;  in  1770  she  returned 
to  London,  and  continued  to  liave  the 
greatest  success  ;  afterwards  she  became 
the  wife  of  Gen.  Francis  Lascelles,  and 
was  the  mother  of  eight  children,  lived 
with  her  husband  at  Ealing,  and  d.  there. 

Catlow,  Maria  E.  M.  E.  C.  An 
English  writer  for  the  j'oung. 

CaufFman,  Joseph.  ./.  C-  An  Amer- 
ican writer  of  the  day. 


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Cauldtvell,  Ike  Reid.  Ike  Reid.  An 
American  humorist  of  the  day,  of  New 
York  City. 

Gaunter,  Eev.   Joiin    Hobart,   B.D. 

A  London  Clergi/man. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  382. 

Causten,  "James  H.  ^4  Citizen  of 
Baltimore.  An  American  lawyer(?) ; 
spent  many  years  at  Washington,  press- 
ing the  ])ayment  of  the  French  claims. 

Causton,  Henry  Kent  Staple.  H. 
K.  8.  C  An  Englisli  writer  on  an- 
gling. 

Cavada,  Col.  F.  F.  A  Prisoner  of 
War.  An  American  soldier  in  the  late 
civil  war. 

Cavan,  George.      George. 

Cave,  Edward.  Edward  Cave,  Jan.; 
R.  Newton;  Sglvanus  Urban,  of  Alder- 
manbur/f,  Gent. 

See  "I  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  382. 

Cave,  Mrs.  Edward,  -1751.  Sii 
Urban. 

"From  one  of  the  'Poetical  Eijistles,' it  ap- 
pears that  his  wife  [Edward  Cave's]  was  named 
Milton,  and  her  tirst  husband  I^ewton." 

Caw^dell,  William.  An  Amateur.  An 
English  musician. 

Cecil,  James,  1st  Marquis  of  Salis- 
bury, 1748-1823.  The  Lord  Chamber- 
lain. An  li'.nglish  nobleman ;  the  son  of 
the  6th  earl  of  Salisbury;  lord  chamber- 
Iain  of  H.M.'s.  household,  1783-1804  ;  d. 
at  his  seat  at  Theobalds,  near  Hatfield, 
Herts. 

Cecil,  Rev.  Ricliard,  1748-1810.  A 
Minister.  An  English  clergyman;  b.  in 
London ;  educ.  at  Oxford ;  presented  to 
the  livings  of  Chobham  and  Bisley,  in 
Surrey,  1800 ;  was  distinguished  as  a 
preacher,  and  for  his  skill  in  music  and 
painting. 

Celesia,  Dorothea  (Mallet),  1738- 
90.  A  Lady.  An  English  poet  and 
dramatist,  daughter  of  David  Mallet  the 
poet ;  in  early  life  she  was  married  to 
Signor  Pietro  Paolo  Celesia,  a  Genoese 
patrician;  from  1759  she  resided  with 
her  husband  chiefly  in  Italy ;  d.  at  Genoa. 
The  pseudonym  will  be  found  in  "I.  and  P." 

Cennick,  John.  ./.  C.  An  English 
clergyman  of  the  eighteenth  century  ;  at 
one  time  of  Readings,  Berks. 

Centlivre,  Susannah  Freeman, 
1667(0-1723.  R.  3L  ;  Susanna  Carroll. 
An  actress  and  dramatist ;  daughter  of 
a  Mr.  Freeman,  of  Holbeach,  Lincoln- 
shire, who  removed  to  Ireland,  where  she 
is  supposed  to  have  been  born  ;  about 
1706  she  married  Joseph  Centlivre,  prin- 
cipal cook  to  Queen  Anne  and  George  I., 
and   lived   with   him   till   her  death,  in 


Buckingham  Court,  Spring  Gardens, 
where  her  husband  resided,  1712-24. 

Chads,  Sir  Henry  Ducie,  1788(?)- 
1868.  An  Old  Follower.  An  English 
naval  officer,  son  of  Captain  Henry 
Chads ;  entered  the  navy  in  1803,  and 
became  admiral  1863,  and  G.C.B.  in 
1865 ;  the  latter  years  of  his  life  were 
passed    at    Southsea,  where (1)   he  died. 

Chadwick,  Henry,  1824-.      Chad. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  382. 

Challice,  Mrs.  Annie  Emma  (Arm- 
strong), 1821-75.  L>r.  Challice.  An 
English  author ;  b.  and  d.  in  London ; 
wife  of  Dr.  John  Challice  ;  was  remark- 
able for  wit  and  graceful  manners. 

Challoner,  Rt.  Rev.  Richard,  D.D. 
Philalethes  ;  R.  C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  382. 

Chalmers,  George,  1742-1825.  The 
Editor  of  the  "  Beauties  of  Fox,  North  and 
Burke";  Aurelius. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  382. 

Chamberlain,  Rt.  Hon.  Joseph, 
1836-.  Joseph  ;  Mr.  Daniel  Creedy,  M.P. 
An  English  politician;  b.  in  London; 
educ.  in  that  city,  and  was  in  business  at 
Birmingham  till  1874;  M.P.  for  that 
city,  1876-86,  and  for  West  Birming- 
ham, 1887,  when  he  withdrew  from  the 
Gladstone  party  ;  has  contributed  since 
articles  to  the  "  Fortnightly  Review." 

Cliamberlain,  Mrs.  M.  H.  Carrie 
Carlton.  An  American  poet  of  the 
day. 

Chamberlain,  Rev.  Nathan  Henry. 
N.  H.  C. ;  Listener ;  Shawmut.  An  Amer- 
ican clergyman ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1833 ;  in 
1887  Episcopal  minister  at  East  Boston, 
Mass. 

Chamberlain,  Rev.  Thomas.  T.  C. 
An  English  clergyman ;  Christ  Church, 
Oxford,  1831  ;  vicar  of  St.  Thomas  Mar- 
tvr,  Oxford,  1842-87  ;  Hon.  canon  of 
Christ  Church,  Oxford,  1882-87. 

Chambers,  Mrs.  Anne(1).  A.  C.  A 
ScottishC?)  writer;  wife  of  Robert 
Chambers. 

Chambers,  Sir  Charles  Harcourt. 
C.  An  English  colonial  jurist;  one  of 
the  judges  of  Bombay;  barrister-at-law 
of  Lincoln's  Inn. 

Chambers,  Ephraim,  about  1680- 
1740.  A  Society  of  Gentlemen.  An  Eng- 
lish writer;  b.  at  Kendal,  of  Quaker 
parents ;  at  London  the  author  of  the 
"  Cyclox)fedia  " ;  d.  at  Canonbury  House, 
Islington,  and  buried  in  the  cloister  of 
Westminster  Abbey. 

Chambers,  G.  H.  One  who  for  more 
than  thirtii  years  has  dealt  largely  in  money. 
An  English  banker(?). 


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Chambers,  George  Frederick,  1841-. 
G.  F.  C.  An  English  lawyer ;  b.  in  Lon- 
don; educ.  at  King's  Coll.,  London; 
called  to  the  bar  at  the  Inner  Temple, 
1866;  a  member  of  the  Southeastern 
circuit,  and  an  assistant  of  the  Local 
Government  Board,  1872. 

Chambers,  John  David,  M.  A .  A  Lay- 
man;  A  Layman  of  the  Eiu/lish  Church. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  382. 

Chambers,  Robert,  LL.D.,  1802-71. 
R.  C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  382. 

Chambers,  William,  LL.D.,  1800-83. 
W.  C. ;  Her  Master. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  383. 

Chambers,    William    and    Robert. 

w.  c\-  R.  a 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  pp.382,383. 

Chamier,  C.  F.  C.  F.  C.  An  Eng- 
lish colonial  writer. 

Champfield,  .       Captain    Cloak- 

hacj.     An  English  writer  of  the  middle  of 
the  seventeenth  century. 

Champlin,  Edwin  Ross,  1854-. 
Buxton  West.  An  American  writer;  in 
1880  resident  at  Westerly,  R.I. ;  con- 
tributor to  the  "  Literary  World." 

Champseix,  Mme.  Leonie  (Berat). 
Andre  Leo.  A  French  novelist;  widow 
of  Gregoire  Champseix,  who  d.  in  1863. 
"  Andre'  Leo,"  the  names  of  her  two  sons. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  388. 

Chandler,  Joseph  Ripley,  1792-1880. 
./.  R.  C;  The  Editor  of  the  U.  S.  (JazeAte. 
An  eminent  American  lawyer ;  b.  at 
Kingston,  Plymouth  Co.,  Mass.;  was  for 
many  years  a  resident  of  Philadelphia, 
at  one  time  its  M.C.,  and  editor  of  the 
"United  States  Gazette,"  and  d.  there. 

Chandler,  Peleg  Whitman.  .1  Zay- 
man  ;  A  Member  of  the  Boston  Bar. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  383. 

Chandler,  Samuel,  D.D.,  1693-1706. 
A  Gentleman  who  tras  present  at  both  Con- 
ferences. An  eminent  English  dissenter; 
b.  at  Hungerford  in  Berks. ;  educ.  at  the 
academy  at  Bridgewater,  and  at  Leyden  ; 
co-pastor  and  pastor  at  the  Old  Jewry, 
London,  1726-n(). 

Chandler,  AViUiam  Eaton,  1835~. 
Civilization.  An  American  statesman  ; 
b.  in  Concord,  N.H.;  Harv.  Law  School, 
1855  ;  settled  in  his  native  city  ;  secretary 
of  the  United  States  Navy,  1882-84; 
United  States  senator,  1887-. 

Channing,  Richard.  A  Clerr/i/man. 
An  English  dissenter  of  the  seventeenth 
century. 

Channing,  Walter,  M.D.,  1786-1870. 
W.  C.  ;  The  Patient  ;  A  Phijsicicin.  An 
eminent  American  physician  ;  b.  at  New- 


port, E.I. ;  educ.  at  Harv.  Univ. ;  became 
professor  in  his  alma  mater,  while  prac- 
tising his  profession  in  Berlin,  where  he 
died. 

Channing,  William  Ellery,  D.D. 
Un  Eerie ain  Aniericain  ;  C. 
See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  388. 
Channing,  Rev.  William  Henry, 
1810-84.  W.  H.  C.  An  American 
clergyman ;  b.  in  Boston  ;  Ilarv.  Univ., 
1829 ;  Divinity  School,  1833  ;  after 
preaching  laiany  years  in  the  United 
States  he  went  to  England,  and  in  1857 
he  became  the  successor  of  the  Eev. 
James  Martineau,  at  Liverpool ;  his  lat- 
ter years  were  chiefly  passed  in  Eng- 
land ;    d.  in   London. 

Chao  Phya  Thipakon.  A  Siamese 
Minister  of  State. 

Chapard,  Francis  G.  F.  G.  C.  An 
American  sailor. 

Chapin,AlonzoBoAven,D.D.  A.B.C. 
See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  388. 
Chaplin,  Heman  W.      G.  H.  White. 
An  American  author  of  the  day. 

Chaplin,  Jane  Dunbar.  Hijla.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day. 

Chapman,  .      A   Late   Dignified 

Clergyman.  An  English  clergyman,  of 
the  Abbey  Church  at  Bath. 

Chapman,  Alfred  F.  Grand  High 
Priest  of  the  Grand  Arch  Chapter  of 
Massachusetts.  An  eminent  American 
Freemason  of  Boston ;  in  1887  an  insur- 
ance agent  in  that  city. 

Chapman,  Charles  C.  C.  C.  C  An 
American  publisher  of  Chicago,  111. 

Chapman,  Miss  Jane  Frances.  A 
Ladij.     An  English  translator. 

Chapman,  John,  D.D.,  1704-84. 
Philobibliciis  Cantubrigirnsis.  An  Eng- 
lish clergyman;  b.  at  Strathfieldsay(?), 
Hampshire ;  educ.  at  Eton  and  Cam- 
bridge ;  archdeacon  of  Sudbury,  and 
treasurer  of  Chichester;  d.  at  Mersham, 
Kent,  where  he  was  rector  from   1744. 

Chapman,  John  A.  ./.  A.  Mercator. 
An  American  poet  of  the  day,  of  the 
Soutli. 

Chapman,  Miss  Mary  Francis,  1888- 
84.  J.  C.  Ayrton.  An  Englisli  novelist ; 
b.  at  Dublin  ;  educ.  at  Staplehurst,  Kent, 
Eng.;  d.  at  Old  Charlton. 

Chapman,  Rev.  Richard.  The  Vicar 
of  Cheshuni.  An  English  clergyman  of 
the  first  part  of  the  ciglitecnth  century. 

Chappie,  William,  1718-81.  Dn-oni- 
ensis.  An  English  topngrai)her  ;  b.  at 
Witheridgc,  in  Devonshire;  from  about 
1742  he  was  secretary  of  the  ]")evon  and 
Exeter  Hospital  for  nearly  forty  years  ; 
d,  at  Exeter. 


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Charles  II.,  1630-85.  Old  Rowle./. 
King  of  England,  1600-85. 

Charles  XII.,  of  Sweden,  1682-1718. 
The  Alejxinder  of  the  Xurth.  A  c;elebrated 
conqueror ;  b.  at  Stockholm ,  king  of  Swe- 
den, 1697-1718 ;  killed  at  the  siege  of  Fred- 
erikshall. 

Charles,  George  Drummond.  A 
Scotch  Banker.  A  Scottish  writer;  teller 
of  the  Royal  Bank,  Glasgow. 

Charlesworth,  Rev.  Beedam.  A  Pas- 
tor. An  English  clergyman  ;  Trin.  Coll., 
Cambridge,  1827  ;  curate  in  charge  of 
the  Henderson  Memorial  Church,  Clifton, 
Bristol,  1802-70  et  seq. 

Charles\\'orth,  Rev.  John,  B.D.  A 
Glergjinan.  An  English  divine;  Queen's 
ColL,  Cambridge,  B.D.,  1826;  rector  of 
St.  Mildred's,  London,  18-14-60  et  seq. 

Charlett,  Arthur,  1655-1722.  Ahra- 
Jiavi  Frotli.  An  English  scholar ;  b.  at 
Shipton,  near  Cheltenham ;  educ.  at  Ox- 
ford; master  of  University  Coll.,  Oxford, 
1692-1722 ;  d.  at  his  lodgings  in  the  Uni- 
versity. 

Charley,  Sir  William  Thomas,  Knt., 
1833-.  A  Member  of  the  Council  of  the 
National  Union.  An  Irish  lawyer;  b.  in 
the  county  of  Antrim;  St.  John's  Coll., 
Oxford,  1856;  called  to  the  bar  at  the 
Middle  Temple,  1865;  Q.C.,  1880;  com- 
mon sergeant  of  the  city  of  London 
since   1878;    M.P.,  1868-80. 

Charlotte,  Queen  Consort  of  George 
III.  An  Illustrious  Hen  ;  An  Illustrious 
Personage. 

Charlton,  J.  C.  His  Eldest  Son.  An 
English  editor;  eldest  son  of  Rev.  John 
Moore  Charlton,  an  English  Congrega- 
tional minister. 

Charlton,  Mary.  The  Parisian.  An 
Englisli  writer  of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Charlton,  W.  H.  TU.  H.  C.  An  Eng- 
lish gentleman  of  Hesleyside. 

Charteris,  Col.  Francis,    1675-1732. 

Colonel  F.  Ch-rtr-s;  Colonel  Ch s,- 

Colonel  Don  Francisco.  An  English  offi- 
cer ;  son  of  John,  second  son  of  Sir  John 
Charteris,  of  Amisfield ;  at  an  early  age 
he  entered  the  army,  but,  while  an  ensign, 
he  was  drummed  out  of  his  regiment  for 
cheating  at  cards  ;  having  made  other  at- 
tempts to  serve,  but  not  succeeding,  on 
account  of  his  vile  conduct,  he  ceased  at 
last  to  persevere  in  them,  and  devoted  all 
his  serious  attention  to  gambling ;  by  this 
means  he  acquired  a  large  fortune,  ulti- 
mately amounting  to  £7000  a  year,  in 
addition  to  £100,000  in  the  stocks;  d.  at 
his  seat  of  Stoneyhill,  near  Musselburgh. 

Chase,  Rev.  Drummond  Percy.  D. 
P.   C;    The  Vicar.     An  English  clergy- 


man ;  vicar  of  St.  Mary-the- Virgin,  1856- 
63  and  1876-78  ;  principal  of  St.  Mary 
Hall,  Oxford,  1857-87. 

Chase,  Drummond  Percy,  and  Sal- 
ter, W.  C.     The  Principals  of  those  Halls. 

Chase,  Francis  EdAvard,  M.D.  A 
Lai/man.     x\.n  English  writer. 

Chase,  Rev.  31oses,  1797-1878.  The 
Pastor.  An  American  Congregational 
minister;  b.  at  Hopkinton,  N.H.;  Dart- 
mouth Coll.,  1820;  pastor  at  West  Brook- 
field,  Mass.,  1842-44 ;  d.  at  Norwood,  N.J. 

Chasles,  Victor  Euphemion  Phila- 
rete,  1798-.  Un  Critique.  A  French 
writer;  b.  at  Mainvilliers,  near  Chartres; 
has  for  many  years  distinguished  himself 
by  the  variety,  excellence,  and  multiplic- 
ity of  his  works. 

Chatelain,  Clara  (de  Pontigny)  de, 
1807-76.  Leopold  Wrai/.  An  English 
musical  composer  and  author;  b.  and  d. 
in  London ;  in  1843  she  married,  at  Lon- 
don, Jean  Baptiste  Fran9ois  Ernest  de 
Chatelain,  and  the  marriage  proved  most 
happy. 

Chatfield,  Edward,  1800-39.  Echion. 
An  English  artist  and  author;  b.  at  Croy- 
don ;  became  a  student  under  Benjamin 
Robert  Haydon;  was  chiefly  a  portrait 
painter ;  d.  at  66  Judd  Street,  Brunswick 
Square,  London. 

Chatterton,  Thomas.  Dunelmus  Bris- 
toliensis;  Moderator ;  Marrellous  Boy  ;  Wil- 
liam Cant/nges ;  Thomas  Rowley  ;  John  de 
Bergham. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  384. 

Chatto,  William  Andrew.     (T'.  ^4.  C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  384. 

Chaumonnot,  Charles  Albert. 
Charles  Albert.      \  French  physician. 

Chauncy,  Charles,  D.D.  One  that 
has  perused  the  "  Summer  Morning's  Con- 
versation ";  Anti-Enthusiasticus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  384. 

Cheetham,  James.  A  Citizen  of  New 
York  ;  Politicus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Serie's,  p.  384. 

Cheever,Rev.GeorgeBarrell,D.D.  A 
Lover  of  Cadworth  and  Truth  ;  G.  B.  C.  ; 
One  of  the  People. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  384. 

Chegwidden,  T.  C.  Hollis  True.  An, 
Englisli  writer  of  the  day. 

Chesnej',  Mrs.  Louisa  and  Mrs.  Jane 
(Chesney)  O'Donnell.  His  Wife  and 
Daughter.  English  ladies;  wife  and 
daughter  of  Francis  Rawdon  Chesney. 

Chester,  Harry.  The  President.  An 
English  educational  writer ;  president  of 
the  Highgate  Institution,  Kontish-'rown. 

Chesterfield,  Philip  Dormer  Stan- 
hope, 4th  Earl  of,  1694-1773.     E of 


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C f d.     An  English  courtier, 

orator,  and  wit,  renowned  as  a  model  of 
politeness  and  an  oracle  of  taste ;  b.  in 
London ;  educ.  at  Cambridge ;  made  the 
tour  of  Europe  in  1714,  during  which  he 
contracted  a  passion  for  gaming;  M.P., 
1715;  member  of  the  House  of  Lords, 
172G;  ambassador  to  Holland,  1728; 
lord-lieutenant  of  Ireland,  1745 ;  princi- 
pal secretary  of  state,  1746-48.  His  fame 
as  an  author  is  founded  chiefly  on  his 
"Letters  to  his  son,"  of  which  work  Dr. 
Johnson  said,  "Take  out  the  immoral- 
ity, and  it  should  be  put  into  the  hands 
of  every  gentleman." 

Chetwood,  WiUiam  Rufus,  -1766. 
Gargantua  Pantaqriiel ;  Knight  of  the  Sable 
Purse  ;  W.  R.  Ch~d.  An  English  book- 
seller and  dramatist ;  was  prompter  for 
more  than  twenty  years  at  Drury  Lane 
Theatre  ;  d.  in  Dublin. 

ChUd,  Francis  James,  1825-.  F. 
J.  C.  An  American  educator ;  b.  in 
Boston ;  Harv.  Univ.,  1846 ,  professor 
there,  1851-87  et  seg. 

Child,  Mrs.  Lydia  Maria.     L.  M.  C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  385. 

Child  [Thomas  Edward]  Theo- 
dore, 1854-.  Theoc.  An  English  cor- 
respondent; b.  at  Liverpool ;  Wadham 
Coll.,  1876;  in  188G,  resident  hi  Paris, 
Erance. 

Childe,  Miss  A.  F.  A  Ladij  :  A.  F. 
C-     An  English  writer. 

Childers,  Rt.  Hon.  Hugh  Culling 
Eardley,  1827-.  Mr.  Ch,l***s.  An 
English  statesman;  b.  in  London;  educ. 
at  Cheam  School  and  at  Trin.  Coll., 
Cambridge;  was  in  Australia,  1850-57; 
M.P.,  1860-85;  first  lord  of  the  admi- 
rality,  1868-71 ;  chancellor  of  tlie  duchy 
of  Lancaster,  1872-73;  secretary  of  state 
for  war,  1880- ;  chancellor  of  the  ex- 
chequer, 1882-85;  M.P.  for  South  Edin- 
burgii,  1886;  and  home  secretary. 

ChUtern,  Faith.  F.  C.  An  English 
religious  writer  of  the  day. 

Chisholm,  Walter,  1856-77.      Waltie. 

A  Scottish  poet;  son  of  a  Btrvvicksliire 

shepherd ;    b,    at    Easter  Ilarclaw,  near 

Chirnside,  and  became  himself   a  shep- 

"herd  ;  d.  at  Dorlaw. 

Chittenden,  Albert  Jerome,  1839-. 
A  Student.  An  American  clergyman; 
b.  at  Westbrook,  Conn.;  Kipon  Coll., 
Wisconsin,  1868;  Andover  Theol.  Sem., 
1874  ;  Methodist  pastor  at  Boulder,  Col., 
1876-80;  without  charge  there,  1880. 

Chitty,  Edward.     E.  C,  Esq. 

See  "I.  and  T'.,"  Eirst  Series,  p.  385. 

Cholmondeley,  Edward,     E.  C — hi, 

Esq. 


Cholmondelay,  Mrs.  Jane.  Mrs. 
C—lij.     An  English  adventuress. 

Chorley,  Henry  Fothergill.  Paul 
Bell ;  H.  F.  C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  385. 

Chow^anetz,  Joseph.  Julian  Chow- 
nitz.     A  German  novelist  and  historian. 

Christie,  Albany  James.  A.  J.  C. 
An  English  Roman  Catholic  clergyman, 
poet  and  dramatist,  of  the  Church  of 
the  Immaculate  Conception,  Farm  Street, 
London. 

Christie,  Hugh,  1710-74.  H.  C.  A 
Scottish  schoolmaster  and  grammarian; 
b.  at  Garvock,  Kincardineshire;  educ. 
at  King's  Coll.,  Aberdeen ;  rector  of  the 
grammar  school  of  Brechin  ;  then  of  that 
of  Montrose,  where  he  died. 

Christie,  James,  1773-1831.  J.  O. 
An  English  antiquary  and  auctioneer; 
b.  and  d.  in  London ;  educ.  at  Eton. 

Christophers,  Dr.  Samuel  Woel- 
cock.     X. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  385. 

Christy,  Edwin  Byron.     E.  B.  G. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  386. 

Chudleigh,  Lady  Mary  (Lee),  1656- 
1710.  M.  C;  3Iarissa;  A  Lad;/  of 
Qualiti/.  An  English  poet ;  b.  at  Wins- 
lade,  Devonshire ;  in  1685  married  Sir 
George  Chudleigh  of  Ashton,  where  she 
died. 

Church,    William    Conant,    1836-. 

Pierrepoiit.      An    American   editor 

and  publisher ;  b.  in  Rochester,  N.Y. ; 
editor  and  proprietor  of  the  "Army  and 
Navy  Journal  "  since  1863. 

Churchill,    Charles.       C s 

G /. 

See  "  I.  and  P.."  First  Series,  p.  385. 

Churchill,  John,  the  Duke  of  Marl- 
borough, 1650-1722.  JIumphrei/  Hocu.'i  ; 
The  Handsome  Englishman  ;  Doctor  Mira- 
bel;  Doctor  John;  An  Officer  of  Distinc- 
tion. An  eminent  English  soldier;  b.  at 
Ashe,  in  Devonshire;  rose  to  the  higli- 
est  rank  in  the  English  army. 

Churton,  Ralph,  1754-1831.  A  Mem- 
ber of  the  Universitji  of  Oxford.  An  Eng- 
lish clergyman;  b.  in  the  township  of 
Bickley  and  parish  of  Malpas,  Cheshire ; 
educ.  at  Brasenose  Coll.,  Oxford;  rector 
of  Middleton  Chenej',  Northants,  1702; 
and  arclideacon  of  St.  David's,  1805;  d. 
at  Middleton  Cheney. 

ChytrfBus,  C  E.  Fetter  Jonsson.  A 
Swedish  author. 

Cibber,  Colley,  1671-1757.  The  King 
of  Dunces.  An  lOnglish  actor  and  dram- 
atist ;  b.  in  London  ;  was  sent  to  the  freo 
school  of  Grantliam,  in  Lincolnshire, 
1682-87;  for  a  time  served  in  the  arm}' 


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after  the  landing  of  William  of  Orange  ; 
first  appeared  on  tlie  stage,  at  the  Thea- 
tre Royal,  in  1691 ;  in  1695-96  his  first 
play,  "  Love's  last  Shift,"  was  produced, 
and  was  successful ;  after  this  he  had 
great  success  both  as  an  actor  and  as  a 
dramatist ;  he  died,  some  say,  in  Berkeley 
Square  ;  and  others,  in  a  house  next  the 
Castle  Tavern,  Islington. 

Claiborne,  Andrew.  Celticus.  A 
Scottish  writer. 

Clair,  Cliarles.  Antonin  Lirac.  A 
French  writer  of  the  day. 

Claphani,  John  Peele.  J.  P.  G.  An 
English  compiler. 

Clapp,  Rev.  Dexter,  1816-68.  C.  An 
American  clergyman ;  b.  at  Westhamp- 
ton,  Mass. ;  Amherst  Coll.,  1839  ;  pastor 
at  Salem,  Mass.,  1851-64 ;  resided  there 
without  charge,  1864-68,  and  d.  there. 

Clapp,  Mrs.  S.  F.  S.  F.  C  An 
American  writer,  wife  of  the  preceding. 

Clark,  — —  His  Father.  An  Amer- 
ican writer  of  New  York  City(?),  father 
of  John  Pay  son  Williston  Clark. 

Clark,  Bracy.  B.  C. ;  An  English 
Shoeinq   Smith. 

See"  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  386. 

Clark,  David.  A  Protestant  Layman. 
An  Irish  writer. 

Clark,  E.  A  President  Assistant.  An 
English  civil  engineer. 

Clark,  Rev.  Eli  Benedict,  A.M.,  and 
others,  1808-.  A  Committee  of  Pastors. 
An  American  Congregational  minister ; 
b.  at  Waterbury,  Conn. ;  Yale  Coll., 
1836  ;  Yale  Divinity  School,  1839  ;  pastor 
1st  Church,  Chicopee,  Mass.,  1839-. 

Clark,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  J.  H.  His 
Wife.  An  English  woman,  ^ife  of  Rev. 
Samuel  Clark,  rector  of  Eaton-Bishop. 

Clark,  Mrs.  H.  K.  W.  A.  C.  Travel- 
ler. An  American  writer  of  the  day,  of 
San  Francisco. 

Clark,  Hamlet.  Philocosmos.  An  Eng- 
lish entomologist  of  the  British  Museum. 

Clark,  Henry.  A  Journeijman  Printer. 
An  English  compositor  v/ho  visited  the 
United  States  between  1857-61 ;  is  on 
the  staff  of  the  Religious  Tract  Society. 

Clark,  Rev.  James.  One  of  the  Min- 
isters of  the  Gospel  in  Cilasf/ow ;  A  Presby- 
ter of  the  Church  of  Scotland ;  A  Minister 
of  the  Grospel. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  386. 

Clark,  John.  J.  C.  An  English 
writer. 

Clark,  Joseph  Sylvester,  D.D.,  1800- 
(il.  A  Grandfather.  An  American  Con- 
gregational clergyman  ;  b.  in  South  Ply- 
mouth, Mass. ;  Amherst  Coll.,  1827  ;  An- 
dover  Theol.   Sem.,  1831 ;   secretary  of 


the  Massachusetts  Home  Missionary  So- 
ciety, 1839-57 ;  of  the  Congregational 
Library  Association,  1853-61 ;  d.  at 
West  Newton,  Mass. 

Clark,  Rev.  Nelson,  1813-80.  Their 
Late  Pastor.  An  American  clergyman  ; 
b.  at  Brookfield,  Vt. ;  Dartmouth  Coll., 
1838 ;  Andover  Theol.  Sem.,  1842 ;  tutor 
in  the  Western  Reserve  Coll.,  1838-39 ; 
preached  at  the  West  from  1876,  and  d. 
at  National,  Iowa. 

Clark,  Rev.  Samuel  Adams,  1822-75. 
The  Rector  of  the  Church  of  the  Advent.  An 
American  clergyman  ;  b.in  Newburyport, 
Mass. ;  studied  theology  at  Andover, 
Mass.,  Alexandria,  Va.,  and  Litchfield, 
Conn. ;  rector  of  the  Church  of  the  Advent, 
Phila.,  1848-56;  of  St.  John's  Church, 
Elizabeth,  N.Y.,  1856-75,  and  d.  there. 

Clark,  Thomas,  M.D.,  1801-67.  One 
of  the  Professors.  A  Scottish  chemist ;  b. 
at  Ayr,  and  received  his  early  education 
at  the  Ayr  Academy  ;  he  was  professor 
of  chemistry  in  Marischal  Coll.  and  Univ., 
Aberdeen,  1833-60  ;  d.  at  Aberdeen. 

Clark,  William  Adolphus.  Anicetus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  387. 

Clark,  WiUiam  George,  1821-78. 
IF.  G.  C.  An  English  man  of  letters; 
educ.  at  Cambridge;  spent  most  of  his 
life  there  ;  d.  at  York. 

Clarke,  Adam,  LL.D.,  1762(?)-1832. 
^1.  C.  An  Irish  Wesleyan  preacher, 
commentator,  and  theological  writer ;  b. 
at  Moybeg,  in  the  parish  of  Kilcronag- 
han,  county  Londonderry  ;  completed  his 
education  at  Kingswood  School,  near 
Bristol ;  as  a  preacher  he  soon  became 
remarkably  popular,  and  rose  to  a  high 
rank  in  the  Wesleyan  body ;  after  1805 
he  chiefly  lived  in  London  and  the  neigh- 
borhood ;  he  was  greatly  distinguished 
as  a  scholar,  and  was  the  personal  friend 
of  many  dignitaries  of  the  Church  and  of 
other  distinguished  persons. 

Clarke,  Anne.  A  Country-woinan. 
An  English  writer  of  Shipston-op-Stour. 

See  "Gent.  Mag.,"  Vol.  LXXVIIL,  p. 
239  ;  and  LXXXIV.,  p.  582. 

Clarke,  Mrs.  Asia  (Booth).  His 
Daughter.  An  American  lady ;  daughter 
of  Julius  Booth,  the  Elder. 

Clarke,  Dorus,  D.D.,  1797-1883.  A 
Congreqationalist ;   Clericus  Hampdenensis. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  387. 

Clarke,  Edward  Daniel,  LL.D.  An 
Absent  Man. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  387. 

Clarke,  Edw^ard  Hammond,  M.D., 
-1877.  E.  H.  C.  An  American  physi- 
cian; Harv.  Coll.,  1841;  for  many  years 
a  physician  of  Boston. 


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Clarke,  Miss  Emily.  JEmilia  Julia. 
An  English  poet ;  protegee  of  Alphonse 
de  Lamartine,  wlio  advised  •  her  to  sup- 
press lier  "  Saplio"  as  below  her  powers. 

Clarke,  Henry,  1743-1818.  H.C.  An 
English  mathematician ;  b.  at  Salford ; 
educ.  at  the  Manchester  Grammar  School ; 
at  the  age  of  thirteen  became  an  assistant 
in  the  academy  of  Aaron  Grimshaw,  a 
Quaker,  at  Leeds  ;  he  spent  his  after-life 
chiefly  in  teaching;  he  was  professor  at 
the  military  college  at  Great  Mario w, 
1802-17;  d.  at  Islington. 

Clarke,. James Freeman,D.D.  J.F. C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  387. 

Clarke,  Rev.  John,  D.D.,  1755-98. 
One  icJw  wishes  well  to  him  in  common  with 
Mankind.  An  American  Congregational 
divine ;  b.  at  Portsmouth,  N.H. ;  Harv. 
Coll.,  1774;  pastor  in  Boston,  1778-98, 
where  he  died. 

Clarke,  Louisa  Lane.  L.  L.  C.  An 
Englisli  writer  of  (iuernsey-lsle. 

Clarke,  Mrs.  3Iary  Bayard  (Deve- 
reux).      Tenella. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  387. 

Clarke,  Rev.  Pitt,  -1835.  A  Pastor. 
An  American  Congregational  minister; 
Harv.  Univ.,  1790. 

Clarke,  Robert  D.  Sitting  Bull.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day,  of  the  West. 

Clark,  S.  ;S'.  C  An  English  scholar 
of  Hclston  Grammar  School,  Cornwall. 

Clarke,  Rev.  Samuel  Childs.  A  Vil- 
lage Charrhman.  An  English  divine;  St. 
Mary's  Hall,  Oxford,  1844 ;  P.O.  of  St. 
Thonias,  Launceston,  1848-75  ;  head- 
master of  the  Launceston  Grammar 
School,  1849-75;  vicar  of  Thorveton, 
1875-80  et  seq. 

Clarke,  Sir  Simon  Houghton.  A 
West  Indian. 

Clarke,  Thomas  Curtis.  7'.  C.  C. 
An  American  writer;  Harv.  Coll.,  1848. 

Clarke,  William  Branwhite.  A 
Member  of  the  Church  esl(d)linli('d  bi/  the 
Law.  An  English  clergyman  of  New 
South  Wales(7). 

Claudius,  Matthias.  Der  Wands- 
becker  Bute ;    le  Mei^sager  df.    Wand sbcck . 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  387-88. 

Clay,  Henry,  1777-1852.  Mdl-boi/  of 
the  Stashes;  2'he  Great  Commoner.  An 
eminent  American  statesman ;  b.  in 
Hanover  Co.,  Va.,  in  a  district  cm  lied 
"The  Slashes";  Ids  family  having  re- 
moved to  Kentucky,  he  remained  at 
Richmond,  and  studied  law  with  Rob- 
ert Brooke ;  in  1797  removed  to  Lex- 
ington, Ky.,  and,  during  the  rest  of  his 
life,  was  distinguished  for  Ids  legal  and 
political  eminence;  d.  in  Wasliington. 


Clayton,  Augustine  Smith,  1783- 
1839.  David  Crockett.  An  American 
jurist ;  b.  at  Fredericksburg,  Va. ;  his 
family  removing  to  Georgia,  he  gradu- 
ated at  the  Univ.  of  Georgia  in  1804 ; 
was  admitted  to  the  bar;  was  a  judge 
of  the  Superior  Court,  1819-25  and 
1828-31;  M.C.,  1831-35;  d.  in  Athens, 
Ga. 

He  was  the  reputed  author  of  "  Crockett's 
Life  of  Van  Buren." 

Clayton,  E.  E.  C.  An  English  lady 
of  tlie  first  part  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Cleghorn,  George.  A71  Amateur.  A 
Scottish  writer  on  art. 

Cleland,  Col.  William(?).  Will  Hon- 
eycomb. An  English  gentleman ;  the 
"  Will  Honeycomb  "  of  the  "  Spectator 
Club." 

Clephane,  James  O.  J.  0.  An 
American  lnwyer(;)   of  Chicago. 

Cler,  Albert.  Jules  de  Bre'val.  A 
French  writer. 

Cler,  Jean  Joseph  Gustave,  1814- 
59.  An  Officer  of  Zouaves.  A  French 
general ;  b.  at  Salins  (Jura) ;  entered 
the  army  in  1835  ;  general  of  division, 
1855 ;  killed  at  Magenta,  Italy. 

Clerk,  Mrs.  Godfrey.  Alice  M.  Frere. 
An  English  writer  of  the  day;  wife  of 
Godfrey  Clerk. 

Clerk,  James.  An  Elder  of  the  Church 
of  Scotland.  A  Scottish  writer  of  the  first 
part  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Cleveland ,  Henry  Russell.    H.  R.  C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  388. 

Cleveland,  Horace  William  Shaler. 
//.  W.  S.  C.  An  American  landscajje 
gardener  of  the  day. 

Cleveland,  Hon.  John.  S — rij  of  the 
A — tji  [Secretary  of  the  Admiralty].  An 
Englisli  politician  of  the  middle  of  the 
eighteentli  century. 

Clifford,  Hon.  Robert.  Tlie  Trans- 
lator of  that  Work.  An  English  writer  of 
one  hundred  years  ago. 

Clifton,  Miss  Mabel.  Frank  Brier- 
wood. 

Clippinger,  J.  A.  Samson.  An 
American  writer  of  tlie  day. 

Clive,  Mrs.  Caroline  (Wigley).      V. 

See  "  r.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  388. 

Clode,  Charles  Mathew,  1818-.  The 
Master  of  tlie  [Merchant  Tailors']  Compuni/ 
for  the  ijear  187S-4.  An  English  attorney- 
at-law ;  b.  in  London ;  called  to  the  bar 
at  the  Inner  Temple,  1862 ;  solicitor  to 
the  War  Office,  1858-70  ;  legal  under- 
secretary, 1870-80;  C.B.,  1880. 

Clootz,  Jean  Baptiste  (Anacharsis), 
Baron  de.  1755-94.  UnPrnssien;  Alfaki 
Ali-Gier-Ber.     A  Prussian  enthusiast ;  b. 


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near  Cleves;  became  a  resident  of  Paris 
and  a  partisan  of  the  Revolution ;  called 
himself  "the  orator  of  the  human  race"; 
was  proscribed  by  Robespierre,  and  exe- 
cuted. 

Close,  John.     Delta. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  388. 

Clough,  Mrs.  Blanche  (Smith) .  His 
Wife.  An  English  lad}';  daughter  of 
Samuel  Smith,  of  Combe  Mouse  ;  in  1854 
was  married  to  Arthur  Hugh  Clough. 

Clubbe,  Rev.  John,  176;3(?)-73.  The 
Editor  of  the  "  History  and  Antiquities  of 
Wheatfield  in  Suffolk  " ;  The  Farmer.  An 
English  satirical  writer ;  b.  at  Wheatfield, 
Suffolk ;  educ.  at  King's  Coll.,  Cambridge ; 
vicar  of  Debenham,  Suffolk,  in  1730 ;  rec- 
tor of  Wheatfield,  1735-73. 

Clubbe,  Rev.  WUliani,  LL.B.,  1745- 
1814.  A  British  Officer  ;  The  Minister  of 
their  Parish.  An  English  divine ;  educ. 
at  Cambridge  ;  rector  of  Elowton  and 
vicar  of  Brandeston,  county  Suffolk;  d. 
at  Framlingham,  where  he  had  resided 
for  some  years. 

Clulow,  William  Benton,  1802-82. 
A  Recluse.  An  English  Dissenter ;  b.  at 
Leek,  Staffordshire ;  educ.  at  Hoxton 
Acad.;  pastor  at  Shaldon,  Devonshire, 
1823-35 ;  classical  tutor  at  Airdale  Coll., 
Bradford,  1835-43 ;  after  residing  forty 
years  at  Bradford  he  retired  to  Leek, 
where  he  died. 

Clunes,  John.  An  Officer  in  the  Ser- 
vice of  the  Hon.  East  India  Compuni/.  An 
English  colonial  compiler. 

Coalfield,  Jonathan.  IF.  Graham 
Simpson.     An  English  artist  of  the  day. 

Coape,  H.  C.  Mervi/n  Merriton.  An 
English  miscellaneous  writer  of  the  day. 

Coatsworth,  J.  J.  C.  An  English 
dramatist  of  the  day. 

Cobb,  J.  Storer.  Hubert  White;  Jay 
Eckob. 

Cobb,  James,  1756-1813.  ,/.  C.  An 
English  dramatic  poet;  in  1771  entered 
the  secretary's  office  of  the  East  India 
Company,  in  which  he  rose  to  the  post 
of  secretary  ;  in  1800  he  married  Miss 
Stanfell,  of  Fratton,  Hampshire. 

Cobb,  Joseph  Beckham,  1819-1858. 
J.  B.  C. ;  ***.  An  American  author ; 
b.  in  Oglethorpe  Co.,  Ga;  educ.  at  Frank- 
lin Coll.,  Athens,  Ga. ;  in  1838  removed 
to  Noxubee  Co.,  Miss.,  where  he  devoted 
himself  to  literary  pursuits  ;  d.  at  Colum- 
bus, Ga. 

Cobb,  Josiah.  A  Younker.  An 
American  writer ;  published  at  Balti- 
more, 1841. 

Cobb,  Liyman,  about  1800-64.  Ex- 
aminator.     An  American  author ;    b.    in 


Massachusetts  ;  was  one  of  the  greatest 
educators  of  his  time,  and  an  active 
member  of  numerous  benevolent  socie- 
ties;  d.  at  Colesburg,  Potter  Co.,  Penn. 

Cobb,  S.  An  Albany  (N.Y.)  Cham- 
berlain.    American  municipal  officei*. 

Cobb,  Sylvanus,  Jr.,  1823-87.  Col. 
Walter  D.  Dunlap.  An  American  au- 
thor; b.  in  Waterville,  Maine;  devoted 
his  life  cliiefly  to  literary  work ;  since 
1868  he  resided  at  Hyde  Park,  Mass., 
and  d.  there. 

Cobb,  William.     Jules  Lermina. 

Weller  makes  Cobb  the  real  name  and  "  Ler- 
mina" the  pseudonym.  The  British  Museum 
Catalogue  makes  "Cobb"  the  pseudonym  and 
Lermina  the  real  name. 

Cobbett,  William.  Billy  Cobb  ;  Jona- 
than. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  389. 

Cobbold,  Elizabeth  (Knipe 
Clarke),  1767-1824.  Eliza  Clarke; 
Carolina  Petty  Pasty.  An  English 
poetical  •writer;  b.  in  London;  in  1790 
she  married  William  Clarke,  and  he 
dying,  she  in  1792  was  again  married  to 
John  Cobbold,  of  Ipswich ;  she  estab- 
lished a  clothing  society  for  infant  poor 
in  1812,  a  charitable  bazaar  in  1820,  and 
was  a  frequent  contributor  to  the  minor 
periodicals;  d.  at  Ipswich. 

Cobbold,  Rev.  Robert  Henry.  An 
Oyster  from  home  unaccustomed  to  roam, 
etc.  An  English  poet;  nephew  of  Rev. 
Richard  Cobbold  ;  St.  Peter's  Coll.,  Cam- 
bridge, 1843;  rector  of  Ross,  Hereford, 
1873-87;  R.D.  of  Ross,  1881;  prebend 
in  Hereford  Cathedral,  1885. 

Cobden,  Richard,  1804-65.  Libra; 
A  Mancliester  Manufacturer. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  389. 

Cochrane,  Charles.  SeTior  Juan  de 
Vega.  An  English  gentleman  who  made 
a  tour  through  Great  Britain  and  Ireland, 
in  1828-20,  under  this  assumed  name. 

Cochrane,  Robert.  The  Editor  of 
"  Tlie  Enijllsh  Essayists."  A  Scottish 
compiler  of  Edinburgh. 

Cockburn,  George  W.  Faith.  An 
old  Scottish  soldier  of  the  42d  Royal 
Highland  Black  Watch. 

Cockburn,  Henry  Thomas,  Lord, 
1779-1854.  Lord  Rector  of  the  Univer- 
sity of  Glasgow.  A  Scottish  judge ; 
probably  b.  in  Edinburgh ;  educ.  in  that 
city  ;  was  admitted  in  1800  to  the  faculty 
of  advocates;  in  1811  he  married  and 
settled  at  Bonaly,  near  Edinburgh ;  con- 
tributed to  the  "Edinburgh  Review"; 
in  1831  was  chosen  lord  rector  of  the 
Univ.  of  Glasgow;  in  1834  he  was  ap- 
pointed, as  Lord  Cockburn,  one  of   the 


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judges  of  the  court  of  session ;  and  in 
1837  he  became  a  lord  of  justiciary;  d. 
at  Bonaly. 

Cockbtirn,  S.  A  Japanese  Scout.  An 
English  writer  of  the  day. 

Cockburn,  Eev.  AVilliam,  M.A. 
Peter.  An  Episcopal  minister  at  Glas- 
gow, early  in  the  eighteenth  century. 

Cockle,  Mrs.  E.     E.  C;  C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  389. 

Cocks,  Sir  Richard.  Sii-  B — d 
C — ks.  An  English  jurist;  2d  Bart.,  of 
Dumbleton ;  early  in  the  eighteentli 
century. 

CoddingtoD,  Henry,  -1845.  A  Min- 
ister of  neither  Syndicate.  An  English 
mathematician;  educ.  at  Trin.  Coll., 
Cambridge ;  thence  he  retired  to  the 
college  living  of  Ware,  in  Hertfordshire, 
and  in  the  discharge  of  his  clerical  du- 
ties burst  a  blood-vessel,  thereby  fatally 
injuring  his  health;  travelling  abroad, 
he  d.  at  Rome ;  his  published  works  on 
science,  except  one  tract,  were  devoted 
to  optics. 

Codman,  Capt.  John,  1814-.  An 
American  Shipmaster.  An  American  cap- 
tain in  the  merchant  marine  ;  b.  in  Dor- 
chester, Mass. ;  left  Amherst  Coll.  in  his 
junior  year  (1833),  and  finished  his  edu- 
cation at  sea ;  has  travelled  much,  and 
is  known  as  an  advocate  of  free  ships 
and  free  trade. 

Coe,  Benjamin  H.  A  Teacher.  An 
American  drawing-master  of  New  York 
City. 

Coster,  Fredrik  Bcrnhard,  -1878. 
F.  B.  CJ.     .A.  Swcdisli  author. 

ColFcy,  Charles,  -\  745.  C — s  O— jfe. 
An  Irisii  (iiamatist;  was  first  heard  of 
in  Dublin  ;  being  deformed  in  person,  he 
acted  iEsop  in  that  city;  he  produced 
quite  a  number  of  dramas,  which  were 
reasonably  successful ;  he  d.  in  1745,  and 
is  buried  in  the  ])arish  of  St.  Clement 
Danes. 

Coffin,  Rev.  James,  M.A.,  1756-1833. 
A  C/erc/i/man.  An  English  divine  ;  vicar 
of  Linkinhome,  1780-1833,  where  he 
died. 

Coffin,  Levi.  The  lie/ntted  President 
of  the  Underground  Railroad.  An  Amer- 
ican, wlio  spent  his  life  in  labors  for  the 
slave. 

Coffin,  Robert  Barry,     /larri/  Gray. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  P'irst  Scries,  p.  389. 

Cogan,  I{ev.  Thomas,  ,/ohu  Buncle,Jr. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Scries,  p.  389. 

Coggeshall,  William  Turner,  1824- 
67.  7'he  Slate  Librarian.  An  American 
journalist;  b.  in  Lewistown,  Penn. ;  he 
was  much  of  liis  life  engaged  as  an  ed- 


itor; in  1866  he  accepted  the  mission  to 
Ecuador,  thinking  the  pure  air  of  Quito 
would  benefit  his  health,  but  d.  in  that 
city. 

Coglan,  John.  An  Unfermented  Wine 
Communicant.  A  Scottish  writer  of  the 
da\'. 

Coit,  Rev.  Thomas  Winthrop,  1803- 
85.  A  Churchman.  An  American  Epis- 
copal clergyman ;  b.  in  New  London, 
Conn.;  Yale  Coll.,  1821;  professor  in 
Berkeley  Divinity  School,  Middletown, 
Conn.,  1873-85,  where  he  died. 

Colbatch,  John,  D.D.  The  Senior 
Fellow  of  a  College  in  Cambridge. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  390. 

Colbath,  Jeremiah  Jones.  Henry 
Wilson. 

Colbert,  Jean  Baptiste,  Marquis  de 
Torcy,  1665-1746.  M.  de  ****.  A 
French  negotiator ;  b.  in  Paris ;  held 
office  1687  "to  1715. 

Colby,  James  W.  ./.  W.  C.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day. 

Colchester,  Lady  Elizabeth  Susan 
Law.     E.  S.  C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  390. 

Cole, .     A  Catholic  Laijman.     An 

American  writer. 

Cole,  Mrs.  Henry  Warwick.  A 
Lad;).     An  English  lady,  1859. 

Cole,  John  William.  John  William 
Calcraft.     An  English  writer. 

Cole,  Rose  Owen.  E.  0.  C.  An 
English  writer  of  the  day,  on  cookery. 

Cole,  Thomas.  The  D'/mti/  Governor. 
An  Irish  writer;  member  of  the  Irish 
Academy.    Also  ascribed  to  (iili)in  Gorst. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  440. 

Cole,  Rev.  William.     Rer.  W.  C . 

An  English  elergvuinn  ;  vicar  of  Broad- 
chalk,  Wilts. 

Coleman,  William,  1766-1829.  The 
Editor  of  the  "  Evening  Post."  An  Amer- 
ican journalist ;  b.  in  Boston ;  studied 
law  and  licgan  practice  at  Greenfield, 
Mass. ;  about  1794  removed  to  New  York 
City ;  editor  of  the  "  Evening  Post,"  1801- 
21 ;"  d.  in  New  York  City. 

Colenso,  William,  1811-.  A  Natural- 
ist. An  English  naturalist ;  b.  at  I'en- 
zance  ;  went  to  New  Zealand  in  1833  ;  at 
St.  John's  Coll.,  New  Zealand,  1843-44; 
government  inspector  of  schools,  Napier, 
New  Zealand  ;  resident  at  Hawke's  Bay, 
New  Zealand,  1879. 

Coleridge,  Rev.  Derw^ent,  ■  M.A., 
1800-83.     I /Is  Brother. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  j).  390. 

Coleridge,  Edith.  Her  Daughter.  An 
English  lady;  daughter  of  Mrs.  Sara 
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Coleridge,  Henry  James.     H.  J.  C. 

An  English  Roman  Catholic  writer  of 
the  day. 

Coleridge,  Henry  Nelson,  Esq., 
M.A.,  1800-43.     H.  N.  C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  390. 

Coleridge,  Sir  John  Duke,  Baron 
Coleridge,  1820-.  The  Attorney  General. 
An  eminent  English  jurist ;  lord  chief  jus- 
tice of  England;  educ.  at  Eton  and  Oxford; 
called  to  the  bar  at  the  Middle  Temple, 
1846;  M.P.,  1865-73;  attorney-general, 
1871;  lordchief  justice,  1873;  of  the  Court 
of  Common  Pleas  of  England,  1880. 

Coleridge,  Mrs.  Sara  Henry,  1803- 
62.  His  Daughter.  An  Eng-lish  lady ; 
b.  at  Keswick ;  daughter  of  S.  T.  Cole- 
ridge, and  widow  of  Henry  Nelson. 

Coles,  Emilie  S.  E.  8.  C.  An  Amer- 
ican religious  writer  of  the  day,  of 
Newark,  N.J.(?). 

Collier,  Jeremy,  1650-1726.  J.  Smith ; 
Jerei,:las,  Primus  Anglo-BritannicE  Epis- 
copus.  An  English  non-juring  bishop ; 
b.  at  Stow-with-Quy  ;  educ.  at  Cambridge ; 
was  consecrated  bishop  in  1713. 

Collier,  John  Payne.  ./.  P.  C. ;  The 
Editor;  An  Old  Man. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  391. 

Collin,  Frank.  F.  C.  An  English 
song-writer  of  the  day. 

Collin  de  Plancy,  Jacques  Albin 
Simon.     Jean  de  Septchenes. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  391. 

Collingwood,  Cuthbert,  1826-.  A 
Naturalist.  An  English  miscellaneous 
writer;  fellow  of  the  Medical  Society, 
Ijondon ;  b.  at  Greenwich ;  educ.  at 
London,  Edinburgh,  and  Oxford ;  resided 
in  Liverpool,  1858-66;  in  1876-77  he 
travelled  in  Palestine  and  Egypt. 

Collins,  J.  A  Compatriot.  An  Irish 
writer. 

Collins,  Miss  Mabel.  M.  C.  An 
English  writer  of  the  day  ;  a  daughter 
of  Mortimer  Collins. 

Collins,  William,  1720-56.  A  Gen- 
tleman of  Oxford.  An  English  lyric 
poet ;  b.  at  Chichester ;  educ.  at  Win- 
chester School  and  at  Oxford ;  about 
1744  he  went  to  London  "  a  literary  ad- 
venturer, with  many  projects  in  his  liead, 
and  very  little  money  in  his  pocket." 

Collins,  William  Liucas,  1817-87. 
W.  L.  C.  An  English  miscellaneous 
writer ;  educ.  at  Jesus  Coll.,  Oxford ; 
curate  of  Great  Houghton,  Northants, 
1835-62 ;  and  of  Brayfield,  Northants, 
1862-63  ;  rector  of  Cheriton,  Glamorgan- 
shire, 1863-67  ;  vicar  of  Kilsby,  1867- 
73  ;  and  rector  of  Lowick,  Northants, 
1873-87  ;  d.  at  Lpwick. 


Collins,  William ;  Warton,  Joseph, 
and  others.  Monitorius,  Auramantulus, 
and  Deliratulus.  English  poets  early  in 
the  eighteenth  centur}'. 

Colman,  Benjamin ;  Cooper,  Wil- 
liam, and  others.  B.  C.  and  others. 
Colman,  Benjamin,  D.D.  An  Ameri- 
can clergyman  of  Boston ;  b.  in  1673  at 
Boston;  Harv.  Coll.,  1692  ;  first  minister 
of  the  Brattle  Street  Church.  —  Cooper, 
Rev.  William,  A.M.,  1694-1743. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  394. 

Colman,  George,  the  Elder.  Lexi- 
phanes. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  391. 

Colman,  George,  the  Younger.  A 
Lajiman. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  391. 

Colman,  Rev.  Henry,  1785-1849.  C 
An  American  clergyman  ;  b.  in  Boston  ; 
Dartmouth  Coll.,  1805;  pastor  at  Hing- 
ham,  Mass.,  1807-20;  at  Salem,  Mass., 
1825-32 ;  from  that  time  he  was  devoted 
to  agriculture,  etc.  ;  d.  at  Islington,  Eng- 
land. 

Colquhoun,  Patrick,  Esq.,  LL.D.  A 
Magistrate  acting  for  the  Counties  of  Mid- 
dleser,  Surrey,  Kerd,  and  Essex. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  392. 

Colson,  Henri.  Jonathan.  A  French 
poet  and  novelist;  professor  at  the  Athe- 
naeum at  Liege. 

Colton,  Rev.  Calvin.     Junius. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  392. 

Colvill,  Samuel.  S.  C  A  Scottish 
humorous  poet  of  the  seventeenth  cen- 
tury;  "The  Scotch  Hudibras." 

Combe,  Harvey  Christopher.  One 
of  the  Aldermen.  An  English  municipal 
officer;  alderman  and  lord  mayor  of 
London,  early  in  the  century. 

Comber,  Rev.  Thomas,  1765-.  Petrus 
Pasquinus,  C.P.M.  An  English  clergy- 
man; rector  of  Oswaldkirk,  Yorkshire, 
from  1813 ;  b.  at  East  Newton,  in  the 
N.  Riding  of  Yorks. ;  educ.  at  Cambridge  ; 
was  a  constant  contributor  to  'the  "  Or- 
thodox Churchman's  Mag." 

Comegys,  Benjamin  Bartis.  A  Lay- 
man. An  American  religious  writer  of 
the  day. 

Comrie,  Alexander,  1708-74.  Phi- 
lalethes.  A  Scotch  theological  writer  ;  in 
1734  he  took  at  Ley  den  the  degrees  of 
master  of  arts  and  doctor  of  philosophy, 
and  immediately  after  he  was  elected 
minister  of  the  parish  of  Woubrugge ; 
he  remained  minister  there  till  1773,  the 
year  before  his  death. 

Conant,  William  C,  1825-.  Vidi. 
An  American  journalist  and  essayist; 
b.  in  New  York  City  ;  editor-proprietor 


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"  Vermont  Union  Whig,"  1848—52,  and 
of  New  York  "  Sun,"  1860-61 ;  of  "Five 
Points  Monthly,"  1854-58;  contributor  to 
most  of  the  principal  American  maga- 
zines, daily,  religious,  and  technological 
papers,  since  1852. 

Conder,Rev. Eustace  Rogers.  E.B.C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  392. 

Conder,  George.  A  Citizen  of  Ken- 
tuck  fj.     An  American  political  writer. 

Conder,  Josiah,  1789-1855.  John 
Charles  O'Beid,  Esq.  An  English  book- 
seller and  publisher  ;  b.  in  London ;  pro- 
prietor and  editor  of  the  "  Eclectic  Re- 
view," 1814-37  ;  d.  at  his  residence,  St. 
John's  Wood,  London. 

Condie,  David  Francis,  1796-1875. 
D.  F.  C.  ;  An  Association  of  Physicians. 
An  Ainerican  physician ;  b.  in  Philadel- 
phia ;  M.D.  at  the  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania, 
1818;  and  became  prominent  in  his  pro- 
fession; d.  in  Delaware  Co.,  Penn. 

Condorcet,  Marie  Jean  Antoine 
Nicolas  Caritat,  Marquis  de,  1743-94. 
Un  R€pubiicain  :  Un  Bourgeois  de  New- 
Huven;  Un  Citoijen  des  Etats-Unis ;  Habi- 
tant Obscur  de  I'ancien  Hemisphere.  A 
celebrated  French  mathematician  and 
l)hilosopher ;  b.  at  Ribemont,  in  Picardy ; 
d.  at  Bourg-la-Reine. 

Coney,  Thomas,  D.D.  Orthodoxus. 
An  English  clergyman ;  prebend  of 
Wells,  and  rector  of  Bath. 

Congreve,  WiUiam,  1670-1729. 
Cleojihil.  An  English  dramatist ;  b.  at 
Bardsey,  near  Leeds ;  educ.  at  Trin. 
Coll.,  Dublin  ;  passed  his  life  chiefly  in 
London  ;  d.  at  his  house  in  Surrey  Street, 
Strand. 

Connelly,  Kev.  Pierce,  M.A.  Pen  Cler 
Jocelipi. 

See  "  L  and  P.,"  First  .Series,  p.  393. 

Conner,  Mrs.  Kliza  Archard.  Eliza 
Archard.  An  American  journalist  of  New 
York  City. 

Connolly,  Charles  M.  Mark  Quencher. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  393. 

Connolly,  Mrs.  Olivia  (Knight). 
Thoinusinc.  An  English  writer  ;  wife  of 
Hope  Connolly. 

Constable,  Archibald,  1774-1827. 
A.  C.  A  Scottish  publisher;  b.  at  Kel- 
lie,  parish  of  Carnbee,  county  of  Fife ; 
commenced  business  in  J)dinburgh  in 
1795;  but  failed  in  1826;  d.  in  Edin- 
burgh. 

Constable,  Michael.  One  in  the  Ranks. 
An  Irish  soldier ;  private,  49th  Regiment. 

See  "  T.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  393. 

Constable,  Thomas.  The  Brash 
Maker.  An  English  writer  of  eighty 
years  ago. 


Conway,     Gen.     Henry    Seymour, 

1721-95.     An  Officer. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  393. 

Cook,  Eugene  B.  The  Meteorologist 
of  the  New  York  Skating  Club. 

Cook,  N.  F.  A  Physician.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day,  of  the 
West. 

Cook,  Russell  S.,  1811-64.  The  Sec- 
retarij  of  the  New  York  Sabbath  Committee. 
An  American  clergyman ;  b.  at  New 
Marlborough,  Berkshire  Co.,  Mass.; 
studied  at  the  Aubiirn  Theol.  Sem. ; 
pastor  at  Lanesboi'o',  Mass.,  1836-38 ; 
one  of  the  secretaries  of  the  American 
Tract  Soctety,  1839-57;  d.  at  Pleasant 
Valley,  N.Y. 

Cooke,  Sir  George.  A  Late  Eminent 
Hand.  An  English  jurist  of  the  eigh- 
teenth century. 

Cooke,  Henry.  H.  C.  An  English 
Avriter  on  music;  son  of  Benjamin 
Cooke  (1734-93),  Mus.  Doc. 

Cooke,  MatthcAv.  M.  C.  An  Eng- 
lish Freemason  of  the  day. 

Cooke,  Rose  Terry,  1827-.  A.  W. 
H. ;  Nose  Tern/.  An  American  author ; 
b.  at  West  Hartford,  Conn. ;  educ.  at  tlie 
Hartford  Female  Sem.,  1843;  and  mar- 
ried Mr.  R.  H.  Cooke,  of  Winsted,  Conn., 
in  1873. 

Cooke,  Thomas.     Scriblerns  Tertius. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  393. 

Cooke,  Thomas  Porter,  1786-1864. 
Tippi/.  An  English  actor;  b.  and  d.  in 
London  ;  in  1804  he  made  his  debut  in 
that  city. 

Cooke,  W.  B.  W.  B.  G.  An  Eng- 
lish colonial  writer. 

Cooke,  William.  A  Descendant  of 
the  Great  Srrihlerus.  An  Irish  barrister- 
at-law ;  b.  at  Cork;  removed  to  London; 
called  to  the  bar  at  the  Middle  Temple ; 
employed  liis  leisure  hours  in  literary 
pursuits;  d.  in  London(?). 

Cooker,  Matthe'w.     Baptista  Severus. 

Cooley,  Alice  Kingsbury.  Alice 
Kingshnr/i.  An  American  writer  of  the 
day,  of  San  Francisco(?). 

Cooley,  De  Witt  Clinton.  P.  E.  R. 
Simmons. 

Cooley,  James  Ewing.  The  Ameri- 
can.    An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Coombe,  William,  Esq.  Tlie  Same 
Author ;   I  ideriiis. 

See"l. and  ]\,"FirstSerios, pp. .393,394. 

Coombes,  William  Henry.  D.D., 
1767-1850.  The  British  Observer.  An 
English  Catholic  clergyman  ;  b.  at  Mead- 
gate,  in  Camerton  parish,  county  Somer- 
set; educ.  at  Douay  Coll.,  where  he  be- 
came professor  of  rhetoric;  in  1810  he 


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accepted  the  mission  to  Shepton  Mallet, 
in  Somersetshire  ;  in  1849  retired  to  the 
Benedictine  monastery  at  Downside,  and 
d.  there. 

Cooper,  Anthony  Ashley,  3d  Earl  of 
Shaftesbury,  1671-1713.  A  Noble  Lord. 
An  English  peer  ;  b.  in  London  ;  had  his 
studies  directed  in  part  by  John  Locke  ; 
in  1711  he  a  second  time  visited  the 
continent ;  and  d.  at  Naples. 

Cooper,  James  Fenimore.  An 
American  ;  Amabel  Penfealher. 

See  "  L  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  394. 

Cooper,  Myles,  D.D.,  LL.D.  An  Ex- 
ile from  America. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  394. 

Cooper,  Rev.  Samuel.  Editor  of"  The 
Looking  Glass  for  the  Mind."  An  Eng- 
lish editor  in  tJhe  century. 

Cooper,  T.  Colden.  T.  C.  C.  An 
American  writer. 

Cooper,  Thomas,  M.D.,  LL.D.  Ameri- 
canus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  394. 

Cooper,  William  White,  1816-86. 
Sestertius  Holt.  An  English  oculist;  b. 
at  Holt,  in  Wiltshire  ;  practised  in  Lon- 
don, and  d.  there. 

Coote,  Charles,  D.C.L.,  1761-1885. 
One  of  the  Members  of  the  College.  An 
English  writer ;  b.  in  London ;  Pembroke 
Coll.,  Oxford,  1782 ;  was  for  a  time  editor 
of  the  "Critical  Review  " ;  d.  at  Islington. 

Coote,  J.  The  Editor  of  the  "  Bio- 
graphical Memoir  of  Her  Royal  Highness." 
An  English  writer  of  eighty  years  ago. 

Copeland,  William  P.  3Ir.  Short- 
fell  o /.v. 

Copinger,  Walter  Arthur,  1847-. 
W.  A.  G.  An  English  barrister-at-law ; 
b.  in  London ;  called  to  the  bar  at  the 
Middle  Temple  in  1869. 

Copleston,  Ed^va^d,  D.D.  One  of 
his  Constituents. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  394. 

Coppee,  Henry,  1821-.  Henri  de 
Coissi/.  An  American  writer;  b.  in 
Savannah,  Ga. ;  West  Point,  1846 ;  in 
1886  resident  at  Bethlehem,  Penn. 

Corbin,  Mrs.  Caroline  Elizabeth 
(Fairfield).  Caroline  Elizabeth  Fair- 
field. An  American  religious  writer  of 
the  day. 

Cordell,  Charles,  1720-91.     C.  C.  G. 

A D.  A.    An  English  Catholic  priest; 

b.  in  London ;  educ.  at  Douay  ;  priest  at 
the  chapel  in  Newgate  Street,  Newcastle- 
on-Tyne,  1765-91,  and  d.  there. 

Cordner,  Rev.  John.  ./.  C.  An 
American  clergyman ;  for  many  years 
minister  at  Montreal ;  in  1887  resident 
in  Boston. 


Cornelius,  Mrs.  Mary  Hooker.     A 

Mother.     An  American  writer. 

Cornish,   Miss   .      Miss    G.      An 

English  writer. 

Cornish,   Mrs.  .      Mrs.    G.      An 

English  writer. 

Cornish,  James,  M.R.C.S.,  1792-1858. 
S.  H.  An  English  writer;  b.  and  d.  in 
Falmouth. 

Cornish,  Rev.  Joseph,  1750-1823.  C. 
An  English  Dissenter ;  b.  at  Tawnton ; 
pastor  of  the  church  of  Protestant  Dis- 
senters at  Colyton,  Devonshire,  1772— 
182.3,  and  d.  tliere. 

Cornu,  Francis.  Francis.  A  French 
dramatic  author  ;  b.  near  the  commence- 
ment of  the  present  century ;  was  the 
author  of  a  considerable  number  of  vaude- 
villes, dramas,  and  melodramas. 

Corpe,  Rev.  John.  A  Clergyman  of 
the  Church  of  England.  An  English  min- 
ister; rector  of  Wayford,  Somerset. 

Corrie,  Henry.  H.  C.  An  English 
clergyman. 

Corry,  John.  A  Citizen  of  the  World  ,- 
An  Observer  ;  An  Impartial  Observer.  An 
Irish  miscellaneous  writer;  first  went  to 
Dublin,  and  about  1792  to  London,  where 
he  devoted  himself  to  literary  labor. 

Corwin,  Thomas,  1794-1865.  The 
Wagon  Boy.  An  American  statesman  ; 
b.  in  Bourbon  Co.,  Ky. ;  governor  of 
Ohio,  1841-43;  United  States  senator, 
1845-50 ;  secretary  of  the  treasury,. 
1850-53 ;    d.  at  AVashington. 

Costigan,  Arthur  AVilliam,  Esq.  Le 
Brigadier  Ferriere.  An  Irish  officer;  late 
captain  of  the  Irish  brigade  in  the  ser- 
vice of  Spain. 

Cotter,  Rev.  Joseph  Rogerson.  One 
who  Believes  the  Christian  Scriptures.  An 
Irish  clergyman ;  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin, 
1854 ;  rector  of  St.  Mary  Magdalene, 
Colchester,  1877-87. 

Cotton,  George  Edward  Lynch, 
D.D.,  1813-66.  G.  E.  L.  C.  An  Eng- 
lish clergyman;  Trin.  Coll.,  Cambridge, 
1836;  bishop  of  Calcutta,  1858-66;  he 
was  "  the  young  master "  of  "  Tom 
Brown's  School  Days  " ;  he  was  drowned 
in  the  Ganges." 

Cotton,  W.  R.  W.  R.  G.  An  Eng- 
lisli  writer. 

Cotton,  William.  W.  C.  An  Eng- 
lish poet. 

Couch,  Thomas  QuiUer,  1826-.  T. 
Q.  C,  Polperro ;  Hook  and  Crook.  An 
English  Avriter;  b.  at  Polperro,  Corn- 
wall ;  educ.  at  Guy's  Hospital,  1849- 
52. 

Coues,  Samuel  Elliott.     S.  E.  C. 
See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  395. 


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Coughlin,  John  D.     Cousin  Torrence. 
Coulthurst,   Henry  William,   D.D. 

M.  W.  C—t,  D.D. ;  H.  W.  C  An  Eng- 
lish clergyman ;  vicar  of  Halifax,  and 
formerly  fellow  of  Sidney  Sussex  Coll., 
Cambridge. 

He  preached  a  sermon  before  the  Univ.  of  Cam- 
bridge, of  a  singular  character,  which  was  trans- 
lated into  Englibh  verse,  with  considerable  humor, 
by  a  writer  who  assumed  the  signature  of  "H.  W. 
Hopkins,  Esq.,"  who  was  supposed  to  be  either 
Alexander  Oeddes  or  Professor  Parson. 

Couper,  Robert,  M.D.,  1750-1818.  A 
Phijsician.  A  Scottish  poet;  b.  at  Bal- 
sier,  parish  of  Sorbie,  Wigtonshire ;  be- 
came a  tutor  in  a  family  in  Virginia ;  in 
1776  returned  to  Scotland ;  became  a 
physician;  in  1788  settled  in  Fochabers, 
Banffshire ;  left  there  in  1806 ;  d.  at 
Wigton. 

Courtenay,  Hon.  Charles  Leslie.  C. 
L.  C. ;  A  Parish  Priest.  An  Englisli  cler- 
gyman ;  Christ  Church,  Oxford,  1837 ; 
vicar  of  Bovey-Tracey,  1849-87. 

Courtenay,  Francis  Burdett.  De- 
tector.    An  English  physician  of  the  day. 

Courtenay,  Et.  Hon.  Thomas  Pere- 
grine, 1782-1841.  A  More  Accurate  Ob- 
server. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  396. 

Courthope,  William  John.  Novus 
Homo.  An  Englisli  litte'rateur ;  M.A.  at 
New  Coll.,  Oxford,  1877. 

Courtier,  Petei"  Ij.     Onesimus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  396. 

Courtney,  Leonard  Henry,  1832- 
C  An  English  statesman  ;  b.  at  Pen 
zance,  Cornwall ;  educ.  at  Cambridge 
called  to  the  bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn,  1858 
M.P.,  1876-87;  is  an  advanced  Liberal 
has  written  for  the  "  Fortnightly  He- 
view,"  the  "  Nineteenth  Century,"  and 
tile  "International  Keview." 

Cousin  d'Avalon,  Charles  Yves. 
(yiiffct ,  parfumeiir,  distillateur  de  Paris ; 
Ge'rard ;    A.  T.  Rimbault. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  396. 

Cowan,  James  Galloway,  M.A.  ./. 
<i.  C.  An  English  clergyman ;  vicar  of 
Hi.  John's,  Hammersmith,  1863-70  et  seq. 

Coward,  WUIiam,  M.D.,  1656-1725. 
A  Lute.  Ani/ior;  W.  C. ;  Mr.  C—d;  Esti- 
bius  Psi/chalethes;  G.  C. ;  W.  C,  M.D., 
CM.,  L.G. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  396. 

Cowdy,  Mrs.  Ann.  A  Meviorahle 
Mdilwr.  An  English  lady;  motiier  of 
Rev.  Samuel  Cowdy. 

Cowdy,  Mrs.  Cecilia.  A  Pastor's  Wife. 
An  English  lady;  writer  of  the  day. 

Cowper,  Mrs.  Frances  Maria.  A 
/.ad If.  An  Englisli  poet;  probably  a 
cousin  of  William  Cowper. 


Cowper,   Lord  William,    1664-1723. 

The  Eloquent  Hortensius.  An  eminent 
English  judge  and  orator;  b.  in  the  cas- 
tle of  Hertford ;  called  to  the  bar  in 
1688;  lord  chancellor,  1705-10  and  1714- 
18  ;  d.  at  his  seat  in  Hertfordshire. 

He  was  the  "Manilius"  in  "The  Spectator," 
No.  467. 

Cowper,  Wmiam,  M.D.,  F.S.A.,  1701- 
67.  M.  Meanwell ;  A  Citizen  of  Chester. 
An  English  physician  ;  b.  at  Chester ; 
educ.  at  Leyden  ;  practised  physic  many 
years  at  Chester  ;  d.  at  Overlegh. 

Cowper,  William,  1731-1800.  Do- 
mestic Poet. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  396. 

Cox,  Henry  Hamilton,  1750-1822. 
The  Strange  Friend.  An  Irish  author ; 
b.  and  d.  in  Ireland. 

Cox,  John.  A  Pilgrim  of  Seventy. 
An  English  writer  of  the  day. 

Cox,  Mary  M.  Stella.  An  Ameri- 
can writer  of  the  day,  of  Philadelphia(?). 

Cox,  Sir  Richard,  2d  Bart,  1660- 
1733.       Dioriysius,  the  Areopagite. 

See  "  I.  and  1*.,"  First  Series,  p.  396. 

Cox,  Samuel  Sullivan,  1824-.  A 
Biickei/e.  An  American  statesman;  b. 
at  Zanesville,  0. ;  Brown  Univ.,  1846  ; 
M.C.  for  many  years;  now  (1885)  of 
the  city  of  New  York. 

Coxe,  Rt.  Rev.  Arthur  Cleveland, 
D.D.  A.  C.  C.  ;  The  Bishop  of  Western 
JVeio  York;  An  Old  Catholic;  The  Rector. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  396. 

Coxe,  Rev.  Richard  Charles,  1800-66. 
P.  C.  C. 

vSee  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  397. 

Coxe,  Tench.     Greene. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  397. 

Cozans,  Kate  M.  T.  Cousin  Kate.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day  for  the  young. 

Cozens,  Zachariah.  T.  31.  0.  T.  F. 
S.  M.  ['I'he  Master  of  the  Free  School, 
Margate].  An  English  writer  of  Mar- 
gate ;  for  many  years  a  correspondent 
of  the  "Gentleman's  Magazine,"  some- 
times under  his  own  signature,  but 
oftener  under  the  above  initials. 

Crabbc,  Rev.  George.  Pope  in 
Worsted  Stockings. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  397. 

Crabbe,  Rev.  George,  Jr.  His  Son. 
An  English  clergyman  ;  son  of  the  poet; 
vicar  of  Bredfield ;  afterwards  chaplain 
of  the  Seckford  Almshouse,  Woodbridge, 
Suffolk;  then  rector  of  INIorton,  Norfolk, 
and  domestic  chaplain  to  Lord  Walsing- 
ham. 

Crafts,  Mrs.  Wilbur  F.  Sara  J. 
Timanus.  An  American  writer  of  the 
day,  of  Chicago(';). 


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Cragin,  Miss  J.  S.     Margaret  Starr. 

Craik,  Rev.  James,  D.D.  The  Hector. 
An  American  clergyman ;  rector  of 
Christ  Church,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Crakanthorp,  John.  J.  C.  An 
English  writer  of  the  first  part  of  the 
eighteenth  century. 

Crake,  Rev.  Augustine  David.  A. 
D.  C.  An  English  clergyman;  Univ.  of 
London,  1864 ;  vicar  of  Cholsey,  Wal- 
lingford,  1885-87. 

Cramp,  John  Mockett,  1796-1881. 
The  President.  An  English  author;  b. 
at  St.  Peter's,  Isle  of  Thanet,  Kent, 
Eng. ;  educ.  at  Stepney  Coll.  ;  presi- 
dent of  the  Baptist  Coll.  at  Montreal, 
1844-51 ;  and  of  Acadia  Coll.,  Nova 
Scotia,  1851-69;  d.  in  Wolfville,  Nova 
Scotia. 

Craven,  Elizabeth, Baroness  Craven, 
afterwards  Margravine  of  Anspach- 
Baireuth,  1750-1828.  E.  C;  H.  S.  H., 
the  M.  of  A. ;  Gosmopolitus  Occultarius, 
etc.  An  English  writer;  daughter  of 
Augustus,  4th  Earl  of  Berkeley;  mar- 
ried Lord  Craven ;  and  when  she  had 
been  divorced  from  him  she  married 
Charles  Frederick,  Margravine  of  Ans- 
pach-Baireuth. 

Craven,  Rt.  Hon.  William,  Lord. 
Lord  C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  397. 

Cravpford,  J.  W.  Capt.  Jack.  An 
American  poet. 

"  Capt.  Jack  Crawford,  '  The  Poet  Scout,' 
is  by  far  the  most  picturesque  character  in 
the  Grand  Army  circles.  The  story  of  Capt. 
Jack's  life  is  an  epic  and  a  romance  in  one,  be- 
ginning with  bis  enlistment,  at  the  age  of  six- 
teen, in  the  Army  of  the  Potomac,  and  extending 
through  the  most  famous  of  our  Indian  wars,  in 
which  he  served  as  chief  scout.  He  is  a  sharp- 
shooter, and  was  the  crack  marksman  in  Col. 
Henry  Pleasant's  regiment,  and  was  twice 
wounded ;  tirst  at  Spottsylvania,  and  again  at 
Petersburg.  He  was  the  pioneer  of  the  gold 
seekers  in  the  Black  Hills,  and  assisted  G-eneral 
Sheridan  in  preparing  his  maps  of  the  Black 
Hills." 

Crawford,  Thomas,  D.D.  A  Minis- 
ister.     A  Scottish  clergyman. 

Craw^ford,  William  Harris,  1772- 
1834.  The  Secretary  of  the  Treasury.  An 
American  statesman  ;  b.  in  Amherst  Co., 
Va. ;  was  carried  by  his  father  to  Georgia 
in  infancy ;  settled  at  Lexington,  Ga.,  as 
a  lawyer  in  1798;  United  States  senator, 
1807-13;  minister  to  France,  1813-15; 
secretary  of  war,  1815 ;  and  of  the  treas- 
ury in  1816;  was  afterwards  a  circuit 
judge  in  Georgia. 

Crawhall,  Joseph.  J.  C.  An  Eng- 
lish artist  of  the  day. 

Creed,  Clara.  T.  Pym.  An  Eng- 
lish artist  of  the  day. 


Creighton,  Rev.  James.     J.  C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  398. 

Cressvi^ell,  John.  Onghill.  An  Amer- 
ican writer  of  Chester  Co.,  Penn. 

Cresswell,  Mrs.  Rachel  E.     R.  E.  C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  398. 

Crichton,  Antoinette  K.  ^4.  K.  C. 
An 'American  writer  of  the  day  for  the 
young. 

Crisp,  Edwards,  M.D.  A  Member  of 
the  College  of  Surgeons  of  London.  An 
English  surgeon  of  the  day. 

Criswell,  Robert  W.  Grandfather 
LIckshingle. 

Crocker,  Miss  Ada.  Laurence  Severn. 
An  English  lady,  residing  in  the  United 
States  ;  a  writer  of  the  day. 

Croft,  Rev.  Sir  Herbert,  Bart.,  LL.D., 
1751-1816.  H.  C.  An  English  clergy- 
man, of  Dunston  Park,  Berkshire  ;  educ. 
at  Oxford;  vicar  of  Prittlewell,in  Essex, 
1787 ;  was  for  some  time  chaplain  to  the 
garrison  at  Quebec  ;  succeeded  his  father 
in  1797 ;  was  an  intimate  friend  of  Dr. 
Johnson,  to  whose  "  Lives  of  the  Poets  " 
he  contributed  the  life  of  Dr.  Young. 

Croggon,  Mrs.  Lucy  (Emra).  A 
District  Visitor  j  A  Lover  of  Nature.  An 
English  writer. 

Cromwell,  R.  I.  A  Blackman.  An 
American  citizen  of  Louisiana. 

Cronhamn,  F.  — h — .  A  Swedish 
journalist. 

Crook,  John,  1768-.  An  Elector  of 
Westminster.  An  English  writer ;  b.  at 
Hammersmith ;  resident  in  Lyon's  Inn ; 
clerk  to  the  board  of  churchwardens  .  .  . 
of  St.  Clement  Danes  .  .  .  Westminster. 

Crosbie,  Andre^v.  A  Layman.  A 
Scottish  advocate  of  Edinburgh  (?) . 

Crosby,  Alpheus,  1810-74.  Quintus. 
All  American  educator ;  b.  in  Sandwich, 
N.H. ;  Dartmouth  Coll.,  1827  ;  principal 
of  the  Normal  School  at  Salem,  Mass., 
1857-65 ;  d.  there. 

Crosby,  Howard,  D.D.,  LL,D.,  1826-. 
El  Mukattcm.  An  American  clergyman; 
b.  in  New  York  City ;  Univ.  of  the  City 
of  New  York,  1844 ;  pastor  in  New  York 
City,  1863-87;  was  Chancellor  of  the 
Univ.  of  New  York,  1770-81. 

Crosby,  Margaret.  Margaret  Floyd. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Crosland,  N.  C.  An  English  writer 
of  the  day. 

Cross,  Mrs.  Kate.  De  Kalb.  A 
Canadian  writer;  a  correspondent  for 
several  Canadian  newspapers ;  her  de- 
ceased husband  was  a  Prussian  army 
officer  of  the  name  of  De  Kalb. 

Cross,  Mrs.  Marian  (Evans  Lew^es), 
1819-80.     Felix  Holt.     An  English  mis- 


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cellaneous  writer ;  b.  at  South  Farm, 
Griff,  in  Warwickshire ;  assistant-editor 
of  the  "  Westminster  Review,"  1851-57 
et  seq.  ;  d.  in  London (?). 

Cross,  Koselle  Theodore.  B.  T.  C. 
An  English  educational  writer  of  the  day. 

Crosse,  J.  H.  J.  H.  C.  An  English 
writer. 

Crosse,  Rev.  John  Dudlej'  Oland, 
M.A.  A  Countni  CIcTgi/man.  An  Eng- 
lish divine;  Exeter  Coll.,  Oxford,  1826; 
vicar  of  Pawlet,  Bridgewater,  Somerset, 
1827-70  et  seq. 

Crosthwaite,  Charles  Haukes  Tod. 
A  District  Officer ;  C.  H.  T.  G.  A  British 
colonial  writer. 

CrosweU,  Harry,  D.D.,  1778-1858. 
The  Rector.  An  American  clergyman ; 
b.  at  West  Hartford,  Conn.;  was  for 
some  years  a  printer  and  journalist ;  en- 
tered the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church ; 
rector  of  Trinity  Church,  New  Haven, 
from  1815,  and  d.  in  that  city. 

Crowfoot,  Rev.  John  Rustat,  B.D. 
A  "  Fellow  of  a  College."  An  English 
clergyman ;  Caius  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1839 ; 
P.C.  of  Wangford  w.  Henham,  and  vicar 
of  Reydon,  1860-70  et  seq. 

CroTFley,  Sir  Ambrose.  Sir  Ilum- 
phreij  Greenhat.  An  English  gentleman  ; 
an  alderman  of  London. 

Crowley,    Thomas.      Amor   Patriap. : 

T.  a 

See  "  L  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  399. 

Crozet,  Laurent  de.  Chevalier  Api- 
cius  a  Vindemiis.  A  French  writer  of 
Marseilles. 

Cruden,  Alexander.  A.  G. ;  The 
London- Citizen. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  399. 

Cruttwell,  Richard,  LL.B.  One  of 
No  Parti/.  An  English  clergyman  ;  rector 
of  Spexliall,  Suffolk ;  either  before  or 
afterwards,  ciiaplain  of  H.  M.  T.  Trident, 
and  secretary  to  Rear-Admiral  Sir  Alex. 
J.  Ball. 

Ciidlip,  Mrs.  Annie  (Thomas),  1 837- 
A71  Old  Contributor.  An  English  writer ; 
b.  at  Aldhorougli,  Suffolk  ;  wife  of  Rev. 
Pender  Hodge  Cudlip,  whom  she  mar- 
ried at  Yealmpton,  Devon,  in  1867. 

Cudlip,  I!ev.  Pender  Hodge,  1835-. 
P.  [T.  G.  P.,  I.e.,  T.  T.  Johns,  P.  G. 
Hill  and  P.  H.  Cudlip].  An  English 
clergyman;  Mag.  Hall,  Oxford,  1859; 
vicar  of  Sparkwell,  Plympton,  Devon, 
1884-87 ;  was  b.  at  Porthleven,  near 
Helston. 

Culverw^ell,  Henry.  //.  G.  An 
English  writer  of  the  day. 

Cumberland.  Richard,  1732  1811. 
Giirtiii.i ;  Sir  Frrifiil  I'ldyiarij.     An  Eng- 


lish dramatist ;  son  of  the  Bishop  of  Kil- 
more  ;  educ.  at  Westniinster  and  Cam- 
bridge ;  devoted  himself  at  Tunbridge 
Wells  to  literary  pursuits. 

Cumming,  John,  D.D.  A  Minister  of 
the  Church  of  Scotland. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  400. 

Cumming,  W.  F.,  M.D.  A  Wanderer. 
An  English  physician. 

Cumpsty,  Andrew.  A.  G.  An  Eng- 
lish almanac  maker,  of  the  first  part  of 
the  seventeenth  century. 

Cundall,  Joseph.  J.  C.  An  artist 
and  writer  on  art,  of  London. 

Cuninghame,  Lady  Margaret.  A 
i/oirng  Scottish  Lad//.  A  Scottish  lady  ; 
daughter  of  the  Earl  of  Glencairn,  and 
her  first  husband  the  Master  of  Evan- 
dale. 

Cuninghame,  William.  An  Liquirer  ; 
Talib ;  An  JEnqiiirer.  A  Scottish  writer 
of  Lainshaw,  Ayr. 

Cunningham,  Rev.  Francis,  -1867. 
F.  C.  An  American  clergyman ;  Harv. 
Coll.,  1825;  was  a  minister  at  Dorchester. 

Cunningham,  J.  An  Officer.  An 
Englisli  writer  of  the  eighteenth  cen- 
tury. 

Cunningham,  James.  /.  C.  A 
Scottish  writer,  of  EdinburghC?),  of  the 
seventeenth  century. 

Cunynghame,  Gen.  Sir  Arthur  Au- 
gustus Thurlow,  G.B.C.,  1812-.  An 
Aide-de-Canip.  An  English  general; 
educ.  at  Eton  ;  entered  the  army,  1830 ; 
lieutenant-governor  of  Cape  of  Good 
Hope,  1874  ;  deputy  high  commissioner 
in  South  Africa,  1878. 

CurU,  Edmund,  -1748.     E.  C;  Mr. 

E d  G--1;   A  Laij-Hand;  Philare- 

tus  ;  William  Ai/re.  An  English  book- 
seller of  London  ;  "  is  embalmed  in  the 
bitter  herbs  of  the  '  Dunciad  '  "  ;  lost 
Ins  ears  for  publishing  some  licentious 
piece. 

Currie,  Edmund.  A  Pirate.  An  Eng- 
lish colonial  writer. 

Currie,  Rev.  William.  A  Presbi/ier 
of  the  Church  of  England.  An  English 
clergyman  of  the  middle  of  the  eighteenth 
century. 

Curry,  Daniel,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  1809-. 
A  New  Yorker.  An  eminent  American 
Methodist  divine  ;  b.  near  I'eekskill, 
Westchester  Co.,  N.Y.;  Wesleyan  Univ., 
1837;  in  1881  stationed  in  isiew  York 
City. 

Curry,  John,  M.D.  ./.  G,  M.D.  An 
Irish  physician. 

Curteis,  Ed^vard  Jeremiah.  The 
Member  for  Sussex.  An  Englisli  M.P. 
in  1828.  " 


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Curteis,  Rev.  Thomas,  about  1690- 
1747.  T.  C;  A  Clergpnan;  Philadel- 
phus ;  Philalethes.  An  English  clergy- 
man ;  rector  of  Wrotham,  Kent. 

Curtis,  .     A  Lover  of  Truth.     A 

Scottish  writer;  an  apothecary  of  Edin- 
burgh 

Curtis  Charles  Bewick.  A  Lay- 
man. An  English  artist  and  writer  of 
the  day. 

Curtis,  Miss  Ella  J.  Shirley  Smith. 
An  English  writer  of  the  day. 

Curtis,  George  Ticknor.     G.  T.  C. 

See   '  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  400. 

Curtis,  George  William.  The  Wan- 
derer. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  400. 

Curtis,  Miss  Susan  Oak.  Llope  Harvey. 

Cui'tis,  Thomas.  The  Original  Editor 
of  the  "  EncyclopcEdia  Metropolitana."  An 
English  writer ;  of  Grove  House  School, 
Islington. 

Curtis,  Sir  William,  Bart.   Sir  W 

C ,•   Commodore  Alderman  C ; 

Sir  T^«**«*  (7**»-»;  Sir  Willie  Curt- 
Ms.  An  English  poet ;  lord  mayor  of 
London. 

Curtis,  WinsloTl^  Sylvester  Colson. 
An  English  murderer. 

Curtiss,  Mrs.  Abby  Allin,  1820-. 
Nilla.  An  American  poet;  b.  at  Pom- 
fret,  Conn. ;  in  1852  married  Daniel  S. 
Curtiss,  farmer-editor,  then  of  Chicago, 
111.,  and  soon  after  removed  with  him  to 
Madison,  Wis. 

Curzon,  Sir  Nathaniel.   SirN 1 

C n.     An  English  writer  early  in 

the  eighteenth  century. 


Cusack,  Miss  Mary  Frances,  1822-. 
il/.  F.  C. ;  Sister  Mary  Frances  Clare. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  400. 

Cashing,  Caleb,  LL.D.  A  Friend  of 
Domestic  Industry  ;    C.  C. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  401. 

Cushing,  Liuther  Stearns,  1803-55. 
C. ;  L.  S.  C.  An  eminent  American 
law-writer  and  judge;  b.  in  Lunenburg, 
Worcester  Co.,  Mass. ;  for  many  years 
resided  in  Boston,  and  d.  there. 

Cushman,  Rev.  Job,  -1878.  A  De- 
scendant of  "Our  Ancient  Friend" ;  A 
Recent  Missionary  of  the  Amer.  Home 
Miss.  Soc.  in  Wisconsin.  An  American 
clergyman  ;  b.  at  Kingston,  Mass.  ; 
Brown  Univ.,  1819. 

Cust,  Robert  Needham,  1821-.  R. 
N.  C.  An  English  lawyer ;  b.  at  Hatley- 
Cokayne,  Beds. ;  called  to  the  bar  at  Lin- 
coln's Inn,  1857  ;  in  the  Indian  civil  ser- 
vice, 1842-68;  Hon.  Sec.  of  the  Royal 
Asiatic  Society  from  1880. 

Cutler,  Elbridge  Jefferson,  1812-70. 
F.  J.  C.  An  American  poet  and  edu- 
cator;  b.  in  HoUiston,  Mass.;  Harv. 
Coll.,  1853;  professor  there,  1865-70; 
d.  in  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Cutler,  Mrs.  Helen  R.  An  Itinerant's 
Wife.     An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Cutler,  P.  C.  Lizzie  Petit.  An  Ameri- 
can writer  of  the  day. 

Cuyler,  Rev.  Theodore  Liedyard, 
1822-.  T.  L.  C.  An  American  clergy- 
man ;  b.  at  Aurora,  N.Y. ;  New  Jersey 
Coll.,  1841  ;  Princeton  Theol.  Sem., 
1846 ;  pastor  in  New  York  City,  1853- 
60 ;   at  Brooklyn,  1860-87. 


D. 


Dabney,  John  Blair.     J.  B.  D.    An 

American  writer  of  tlie  South ;  a  con- 
tributor to  the  "  Southern  Literary  Re- 
view." 

Dabney,  Rev.  Jonathan  Peele, 
-1868.  J.  P.  D.  An  American  clergy- 
man;  b.  in  Salem;  Harv.  Coll.,  1811; 
preached  for  the  most  part  without  regu- 
lar settlement. 

Dalby,  Isaac  ('0.  1744-1824.  D.  An 
English  mathematician  ;  professor  of 
mathematics  in  the  Royal  Military 
Coll.  at   Marlow. 

Dalgleish,  William,  D.D.  A  Clergy- 
man. A  Scottish  minister,  of  Peebles, 
one  Imndred  years  ago. 

Dali-ymple,    Alexander.       A    Well- 


ivisher  to  his  King  and  Countrj/  ;  An  Old 
Man. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  402.      ^'^^'^ 
. —  Dalton,  E.  J.     An  Eye-Witness.'  An^' 
American  controversial  writer.  •*  " 

Dalton,   Rev.   James   Edward.     A  \ 
Clergyman.     An  English  divine  ;  Queen's 
Coll.,  Cambridge,  1830;   rector  of   Sea- 
grave,  Loughborough,  1852-87. 

Damme,  Johan.  Johannes  van  D — e. 
A  Swedish  writer. 

Dane,  John.  A  Member  of  the  N.  E. 
Histor.-Geneal.  Society.  An  American 
genealogical  writer. 

Daniel,  George.     G.  D ;  D — g. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  402. 

Daniel,  John  Edgeoumbe.     An  Offi- 


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cer  in  the  Commissariat  Department  of  the 
Army.  An  English  soldier ;  deputy  com- 
missary general  in  1846 ;  received  the 
war  medal  with  seven  clasps,  for  Sala- 
manca, Vittoria,  Pyrenees,  Nivelle,  Nive, 
■Orthes,  and  Toulouse. 

Daniel,  Thomas,  1720-79.  Thomas 
West,  F.A.S.  An  English  antiquary  of 
•one  hundred  years  ago. 

DanieU,  Ralph  Allen,  1846-73.  D. ; 
B.A.D.;  A  Young  Native,  R.A.D.  An 
English  writer  of  Cornwall;  son  of  Ed- 
ward Daniell  ;  d.  at  Wanganui,  New 
Zealand. 

Daniels,  J.  A.     Sleinada. 

Darby,  A.     A.  D. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  403. 

Darby,  John  Nelson.  J.  N.  D. ;  One 
who  values  Christianity  for  its  own  sake,  etc. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  403. 

Darby,  William,  -1854.  Tacitus. 
An  American  geographer ;  b.  in  Penn- 
sylvania ;  contributed  to  the  "  American 
Whig  Eeview." 

Darby,  William  H.      W.  H.  Di/. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  403. 

Darcie,  John.     Touchstone. 

Darcy,  Robert,  4th  Earl  of  Holder- 
ness, -1778.  E — I  of  II — s.  An  English 
peer  ;  in  1740  he  was  appointed  lord-lieu- 
tenant of  the  North  Riding,  of  Yorkshire  ; 
in  1744,  ambassador  to  Venice;  in  1749, 
minister  plenipotentiary  to  the  United 
Provinces;  in  1751, one  of  the  secretaries 
of  state  and  of  the  privy  council ;  in  1752, 
one  of  the  lords  justices  ;  in  1754  again 
secretary  of  state ;  was  afterwards  ad- 
miral and  warden  of  the  Cinque  Ports  ; 
on  his  death  tlie  earldom,  for  want  of 
male  issue,  became  extinct. 

Darley,  George,  178.5-1849.  G.  D. 
An  Irish  poet  and  mathematician ;  b.  in 
Dublin;  in  1825  removed  to  London; 
contributed  to  the  "  Literary  Gazette  " 
and  "Athenaeum,"  and  pul^lislied  i)oems 
and  treatises  on  algebra  and  geometry. 

Darr,  Francis.  One  of  His  Constitu- 
ents.    An  American  writer  of  Oliio. 

Daubeny,  Charles  Giles  Bridle, 
M.D.,  F.R.S.,  1795-1827.  The  Professor 
of  Bolanij.  An  English  scliolar;  pro- 
fessor of  botany  and  cliemistiy  in  tlie 
Univ.  of  Oxford  ;  b.  at  Strnttoii. 

Daunt,  Kev.  Edward  Syn<>e  ToAvn- 
shend.  E.  iS.  T.  I).  An  Englisli  clergy- 
man ;  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin,  1845  ;  vicar  of 
St.  Stepiieiis,  by  Launceston,  1853-87. 

Davtyiant,  Charles,  LL.D.,  1(556- 
1714.  Hir  Thomas  Double.  An  English 
politician  ;  inspector  of  plays  ;  dramatic 
author,  and  writer  upon  political  economy 
and  trade. 


David,  Prof.  Carl,  af  Wirsen.     C.  D. 
W.     A  Swedish  writer. 
Davidson,  Mrs.  Harriet  Miller.     A 

Mother.  A  Scottish  lady  ;  wife  of  Henry 
Davidson. 

Davidson,  James,  A.M.  Old  Wiggie. 
An  American  scholar ;  professor  in  the 
Univ.  of  Pennsylvania,  1768-79  and  1782- 
1802  ;  rector  of  the  academy,  1780-91. 

Davie,  Mary  R.      Corinne  Lestrange. 

Davies,  Charles  Maurice,  D.D.  An 
Ex-Puseijite.  An  English  clergyman; 
Univ.  Coll.,  Durham,  1849  ;  head-master 
of  the  West  London  College  School, 
1861-68. 

Davies,  Ed-ward,  and  Baxter,  John 
A.  E.  D.  and  J.  A.  B.  Davies,  Ed- 
ward, 1756-1831.  An  English  clergy- 
man ;  rector  of  Bishopston,  Glamorgan- 
shire ;  and  chancellor  of  Brecon. 

Davies,  Gerald  Stanley.  Hadji 
Sievad,  etc.  An  English  clergyman ; 
Christ  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1868;  assistant- 
master  in  Charterhouse  School,  1874-87. 

Davies,  Henry.     H  D. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  404. 

Davies,  Eev.  Myles.     Mr.  PoUet. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  404. 

Daviess,  Col.  Joseph  Hamilton, 
1774-1811.  Jo  Daviess.  An  American 
lawyer  of  Kentucky ;  author  of  "  View  of 
the  President's  conduct  concerning  the 
conspiracy  of  1806  " ;  b.  in  Bedford  Co., 
Va. ;  killed  at  the  battle  of  Tippecanoe. 

Davis,  Andrew  Jackson,  1826-.  The 
Poughkeepsie  Seer.  An  American  clair- 
voyant ;  b.  at  Blooming  Grove,  Orange 
Co.,  N.Y. 

Davis,  Rev.  Charles  Henry,  M.A. 
Philecclesia.  An  English  clergyman ; 
Wadham  Coll.,  Oxford,  1844 ;  rector  of 
Littleton-Drew,  Chippenham,  1875-87. 

Davis,  Rev.  Edward,  and  others.  A 
Committee  of  Pastors.  An  American 
clergyman,  of  Hampden  Co.,  Mass. 

Davis,  Emerson,  1798-1866.  Lin- 
nieus.  An  American  clergyman  ;  b.  and 
d.  in  Westfield,  Mass. ;  Williams  Coll., 
1821;  vice-president  of  his  alma  mater, 
1861-66. 

Davis,  Hasbrouck.  H.  I).  An 
American  writer ;  son  of  Hon.  John 
Davis,  of  Worcester;  studied  theology, 
and  was  pastor  at  Watertovvn,  Mass., 
1840-53 ;  then  studied  law,  and  com- 
menced its  practice  at  Chicago  in  1855; 
served  in  the  late  civil  war,  1861-65; 
afterwards  returned  to  his  law  practice 
at  Chicago. 

Davis,  Henry  H.  //.  //.  D;  A 
Dreamer.  An  English  poet  and  scholar, 
of  Kirkby  Lonsdale. 


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Davis,  Hon.  John,  1787-1854.  Hon- 
est John  Davis.  An  American  states- 
man ;  b.  in  Northborough,  Mass. ;  Yale 
Coll.,  1812;  United  States  senator,  1835- 
41 ;  governor  of  Massachusetts,  1834  and 
1841  or  1842 ;  d.  at  Worcester,  Mass. 

Davis,  Marcus.     M.  D. 

Davis,  Kev.  Natlian,  about  1812-82. 
E.  II.  C.  31.  An  English  writer;  editor 
of  the  "Hebrew  Christian  Magazine"; 
devoted  himself  for  many  years  to  the 
study  of  Arabian  and  Hebrew  antiqui- 
ties ;  lived  for  many  years  in  an  old 
Moorish  palace  ten  miles  from  Tunis ; 
d.  at  Florence. 

Davis,  Rev.  Tiiomas,  M.A.  A  Clergjj- 
man.  An  English  divine;  Queen's  Coll., 
Oxford,  1833;  vicar  of  St.  John's,  Eound- 
hay,  1839-87. 

Davis,  William  Augustus,  18 19-. 
W.  A.  D.  An  American  physician ;  b. 
in  New  York  City  ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1837  ;  in 
1850  removed  to  Winchester,  Va.,  where, 
in  1884,  he  still  resided. 

Davison,  John,  B.D.,  1777-18-34. 
Fhileleulheros  Orielensis.  An  English 
clergyman;  prebendarj^  of  Worcester. 

Davy,  Sir  Humphry.     D. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  405. 

Davys,  John.  A  Man  of  Business.  An 
English  writer  early  in  the  eighteenth  cen- 
tury ;  vice-president  of  Hart  Hall,  Oxford. 

Da^vkins,  William  Gregory.  An 
Officer  on  Half  Patj.  An  English  officer: 
entered  the  army  as  ensign  in  1844 ; 
lieutenant-colonel  Coldstream  Guards, 
1854;  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign, 
1854,  including  the  battles  of  Alma  and 
Balaklava  and  siege  of  Sebastopol. 

Dawson,  G.  A.  R.  G.  A.  R.  D.  An 
English  sporting  writer  of  the  day. 

Dawson,  Henry  Barton.  H.  B.  D. ; 
A  Member  of  the  Neiv  York  Historical  So- 
ciety. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  405. 

Dawson,  Mrs.-  S.  F.  His  Wife.  An 
English  lady;  wife  of  the  Rev.  George 
Dawson,  of  Birmingham. 

Daw^son,  Thomas,  D.D.  T.  D.  An 
English  clergyman  of  the  first  part  of 
the  eighteenth  century. 

Day,  Charles  William.     'Ayoy6s. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  Urst  "Series,  p.  406. 

Day,  Eliza.  Eliza.  An  English 
poet ';  wife  of  Thomas  Day. 

Day,  Rev.  John  Quinby,  1809-84. 
J.  Q.  D.  An  American  clergyman  ;  b. 
in  Portland,  Me.;  Bowdoin  Coll.,  1829; 
Harv.  Divinity  School,  1832 ;  preached 
for  a  while  ;  then  retired  from  the  min- 
isterial life,  and  resided  and  d.  in  his 
native  city. 


Day,  Rev.  Pliny  Butts,  D.D.,  1806- 
69.  ^1  Pastor.  An  American  clergy- 
man; b.  at  Huntington,  Mass.  ;  Amherst 
Coll.,  18.34;  Andover  Theol.  Sem.,  1837; 
pastor  of  the  First  Congregational 
Church  at  Derry,  N.H.,  1837-51;  at 
Hollis,  N.H.,  18-52-69,  and  d.  there. 

Day,  Samuel.  One  who  is  no  partizan 
or  bigot.  An  English  Friend,  of  Stan- 
stead,  Mount-Fitchet,  Essex. 

Day,  Thomas,  Esq.     A  Black. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  406. 

Dealey,  Mrs.  Regina  aiaria  (Roche) . 
Miss  Begina  Maria  Roche.  An  English 
novelist ;  for  many  years  before  her 
death  lived  in  retiremxcnt  on  the  Mall, 
Waterford,  where  she  died.  — -  See  "  Gen- 
tleman's Magazine,"  1845,  11.,  p.  86. 

Dean,  G.^F.  G.  F.  D.  An  Ameri- 
can writer ;  a  writer  in  the  "  American 
Whig  Review." 

Dean,  Samuel.  A  Member  of  the 
Church  of  England.  An  English  minis- 
ter of  thie  New  Jerusalem  Temple,  Cross 
Street,  Hatton  Garden,  London. 

Deane,  Charles,  LL.D.  The  Secretary 
[of  the  Mass.  Hist.  Society] ;  Iklia ;  G.  D. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  406. 

Dear,  H.  C .  Pathfinder  of  the  "Field." 
An  English  sporting  journalist  of  the 
day,  of  London. 

Debaufre,  Peter.  P.  D.  An  Eng- 
lisli  writer  of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Debreuil,  Jean.  A  Jesuit  of  Paris. 
A  Frencli  writer  on  art,  of  one  hundred 
years  ago. 

De  Costa,  Benjamin  Franklin,  D.D. 
William  Hickling. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  406. 

De  Costa,  Mary  Rebecca  Theresa, 
Sister  Saint  Claire,  Order  of  St.  Ursula. 

De(ienroth,Eugen  Hermann.  Engen 
Hermann  ;    Ernst   Pitaivall.      A    German  ■■ 
novelist  of  the  day. 

Defoe,  Daniel.  A  Citizen  loho  lives  the 
whole  time  in  London;  Andrew  Newport ; 
A  Gentleman ;  The  Author  of  the  "  True- 
born  Englishman  "  ;  A  Laijman ;  Sir  Fop- 
linq  Tittle-Tattle ;    Weeping  Winifred. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  407. 

Defoe,  Daniel,  and  Robert  Dodsley. 
A  Footman. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  pp.  407, 
412. 

D6foe,  S.  A.,  M.D.  "*Z>,"  Rose 
Cottage,  N.J.  An  American  physician, 
of  Little  Falls,  N.J. 

De  Gournay,  Paul  F.  Uncle  Paul; 
Hermit;  El  Ai/udante.  A  French  Ameri- 
can journalist ;  correspondent  of  "  The 
Nation " ;  in  1885  et  seq.  resident  in 
Baltimore. 


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De  Lia  Chaise, .     Un  Am^ricain. 

A  Trench  political  writer  of  one  hun- 
dred j'ears  ago, 

De  La  Croix,  Jacques  Vincent,  1743- 
1832.  Un  Americaiii.  A  French  jurist; 
b.  at  Paris  ;  d.  at  Versailles. 

Delamayne,  Tliomas  Hallie,  about 
1720-.  A  Barrister.  An  Irish  writer; 
Dublin  Univ.,  1739;  was  a  lawyer. 

Delamotte,  William  Alfred.  W. 
A.  D.  An  English  artist  and  author  of 
the  tlay. 

De  L/a  Motte,  Philip.  An  Antiquary. 
An  English  writer. 

Delany,  Patrick,  D.D.  A  Professed 
Friend,  etc. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  407. 

Deleon,  L'Abbe.  L'Abhe'***.  A 
French  writer  of  the  day. 

Delepierre,  Joseph  Octave,  1804-79. 
Octave  D. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  407. 

De  Lisle,  Ambrose  Lisle  March 
PhUlipps,  1809-78.  Ambrose  Lisle  Fhil- 
lipps,  Esq.  An  English  Catholic  gentle- 
man ;  b.  at  Garendon,  county  Leicester  ; 
spent  two  years  at  Oxford  Univ. ;  in 
1835  he  went  to  live  at  Gracedieu,  where 
he  had  built  a  small  Tudor  manor-house, 
to  which  a  small  chapel  was  attached; 
in  1805  he  returned  to  Garendon  Park, 
and  d.  there. 

Dell,  John,  1757-1810.  Rusticus.  An 
English  poet ;  d.  at  Sturry,  in  Kent. 

Delvau,  Alfred  and  Duchesne,  Al- 
phonse.  Junius.  Delvau,  iVlfred,  1825- 
67.  A  French  author;  b.  and  d.  in 
Paris  ;  in  1848  he  became  private  secre- 
tary of  Ledru-Kollin,  then  minister  of 
the  Interior,  when  Vicing  removed  from 
a  political  career  he  devoted  himself  to 
literature.  —  Duchesne,  Alphonse,  1-825- 
70.  A  French  journalist ;  b.  atLisieux; 
d.  in  Paris. 

Demarville, .     T/ie  Editor  of  the 

"Ydunij  Lad  if  s  (J  cor/raj  )hi/."  English  geo- 
grapher of  the  eigliteenth  century. 

De  3Iorgan,  Augustus,  1800-71.  The 
Astronomical  Censor  of  the  Athenceum.  An 
English  mathematician;  b.  at  Madura, 
in  vSouthern  India;  educ.  at  Trin.  Coll., 
Cambridge;  entered  at  Lincoln's  Inn,  but 
left  when  he  was,  in  1828,  appointed  pro- 
fessor of  matiiematics  in  the  Univ.  of  Lon- 
don ;  resigned  this  post  in  1831,  but  re- 
turned to  it  in  1800;  d.  in  L()nd()n(?). 

De  3Iorgan,  Mrs.  Sophia  Klizabeth. 
C.  D.  An  English  writer ;  wife  of  Au- 
gustus De  Morgan. 

Denham,  Michael  Aislabie.  M. 
A.  D. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  408. 


Denman,  Thomas,  1st  Baron  Den- 
man,  1779-1854.  A  Barrister-at-Law  of 
Lincoln's  Inn.  An  eminent  English  ju- 
rist; b.  in  London;  educ.  at  Eton  and 
Cambridge ;  in  1806  called  to  the  bar  at 
Lincoln's  Inn;  M.P.,  1818-32;  lord  chief 
justice  of  King's  Bench,  1832-50 ;  was 
raised  to  the  peerage  in  1834. 

Dennis,  John,  1857-1734.     Appius. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  408. 

Dennys,  EdTv^ard  Nichols.  Ramus 
Randol/>h  ;  The  Daughter  of  Dionysius.  An 
English  metapliysical  writer. 

Dent,  Charles.     C.  D. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  409. 

De  Peyster,  John  Watts.     Anchor. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  409. 

De  Quincy,  Thomas.  Anglais  Man- 
geur  d' Opium. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  409. 

Derby,  Ed^vard  Geoffrey  Smith 
Stanley,  the  14th  Earl  of,  1799-1869. 
The  Rupert  of  Debate.  An  eminent  Eng- 
lish statesman  and  orator ;  b.  in  Lan- 
cashire ;  held  important  public  offices ; 
his  last,  prime  minister,  1866-08. 

Derby,  Elias  Basket,  1803-80.  A 
Jurist.  An  American  lawyer ;  b.  in 
Salem,  Mass. ;  Harv.  Univ.,  1824;  studied 
law  with  Daniel  Webster,  and  began  to 
practise  in  Boston  in  1827;  United  States 
commissioner,  1867. 

Derby,  Eliza  Stanley,  Countess  of. 

The  Countess  of  D .     An  English  poet 

of  a  century  ago. 

Derham,  William,  1657-1735.  Mr. 
D.  An  English  poet ;  Trin.  Coll.,  Ox- 
ford, 1(575;  canon  of  Windsor,  1716. 

Derrick,  Samuel.     Several  Gentlemen. 

See  "  I.  and  1'.,"  First  Series,  p.  409. 

Derwent,  James  Leith.  Leith  Der- 
went.     .\n  English  novelist  of  the  day. 

De  Salis,  Mrs.  Harriet  Anne.  A 
Disciple.     An  Englisli  writer  of  the  day. 

Des  Maiseaux,  Pierre,  1666-1745. 
//*•«■*  (7****,  Esq.  A  French  critic  and 
historian;  b.  in  Auvergne;  took  refuge 
in  London  after  the  revocation  of  the 
Edict  of  Nantes  ;  and  became  secretary 
of  the  Poyal  Society  ;  d.  in  London. 

Desoer,  Charles  Auguste.  A.  D. 
A  Frencii  journalist ;  editor  of  the 
"  Journal  de  Liege." 

Desquiron  de  Saint  Agnan,  Antoine 
Toussaint.  All  Ears  et  All  Eyes.  A 
Frencli  writer  early  in  the  nineteenth 
century. 

Devens,  Rev.  Samuel  Adams.  An 
Inexperienced  Clergyman.  An  American 
Unitarian  minister;  Ilarv.  Coll.,  1829; 
Divinity  School,  1833 ;  in  1886  resident 
in  Boston. 


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De    Vere,  Mary    Ainge.      Madeline 

Bridges.  An  American  writer;  in  1886 
resident  at  Brooklyn,  N.Y. 

Devereux,  George  Humphrey, 
-1878.  G.  H.  D.  An  American  writer  ; 
b.  at  Salem,  Mass. ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1829. 

Devotion,  Rev.  Ebenezer,  A.M., 
1714-71.  A  Parishioner.  An  American 
Congregational  minister;  b.  in  Suffleld, 
[then  in  Massachusetts,  now  in  Connecti- 
cut] ;  Yale  Coll.,  Connecticut,  1732 ; 
minister  at  Windham,  Conn.,  1735-71, 
and  d.  there. 

Dewees,  W.  B.  An  Early  Settler  of 
Texas.     An  American  writer. 

Dewey,  Rev.  Chester,  and  others, 
1784-1867.  Gentlemen  in  the  County, 
Clergymen  and  Laymen.  An  American 
clergyman;  b.  in  Slieffield,  Berks.,  Mass.; 
Williams  Coll.,  1806 ;  professor  there, 
1808-25 ;  of  chemistry  in  the  Univ.  of 
Rochester,  N.Y.,  1850-67. 

Dewey,  Orville,  D.D.  D.;  0.  D.  ; 
Clericus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  410. 

Dew^hiirst,  Jane.     J.  D. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  410. 

Dibble,  Rev.  Sheldon,  1809-45.  La- 
Jiainaluna.  An  American  missionary ;  b. 
in  Skeneateles,  N.Y. ;  Hamilton  Coll., 
1827;  Auburn  Theol.  Seminary,  1830; 
spent  several  years  in  the  Sandwich 
Islands  as  a  missionary,  from  1831  to 
1845  ;  d.  in  Lahainaluna. 

Dibdin,  EdAvard  Rimbault  Vere. 
A  Constant  Frequenter  of  Walkei-'s  Art 
Galleries.     An  English  writer. 

Dibdin, Thomas  Frognall,  D.D.  Cap- 
ricornus ;  Ghristianus;  One  of  the  People. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  410. 

Dick,  Alexander.  A  Convert.  A 
Catholic  writer  of  Edinburgh. 

Dick,  Andrew^  Coventry.  Bicter 
Woden  Vandyck.  A  Scottish  advocate 
and  writer  of  Edinburgh('?). 

Dickens,  Kate.  Mrs.  Charles  Edward 
Perugini.  An  English  artist ;  the  younger 
daughter  of  Charles  Dickens. 

Dickens,  Mamie.  His  Eldest  Daughter. 
An  English  lady;  daughter  of  Charles 
Dickens  ;  a  writer  of  the  day. 

Dickerson,  Mahlon,  1770-1853.  A 
Friend  to  the  Navy.  An  American  states- 
man ;  b.  at  Hanover,  N.J. ;  New  Jersey 
Coll.,  1789 ;  studied  law  and  settled  in 
Philadelphia ;  United  States  senator, 
1817-33  ;  secretary  of  the  treasury,  1834- 
38 ;  d.  at  Suckasunny,  Morris  Co.,  N.J. 

Dickerson,  William  R.  Junius. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Dickins,  Lady  Frances  Elizabeth. 
A  Country  Rambler.     An  English  lady. 


Dickinson,  John,  LL.D,  Un  Fermier 
de  Pennsylvanie. 

See  "  i.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  410. 

Dickinson,  Rev.  Jonathan,  1688- 
1747.  A  Minister.  An  American  clergy- 
man ;  b.  at  Hatfield,  Mass. ;  Yale  Coll., 
1706 ;  pastor  at  Elizabethtown,  N.J., 
1709-47  ;  president  of  New  Jersey  Coll., 
1746-47  ;  d.  at  Elizabethtown. 

Dickinson,  Susan  E.     Ada  Vernon. 

Dickson,  Samuel,  M.D.  An  Old 
Army  Surgeon ;  Alciphron,  "  the  Modern 
Athenian." 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  410. 

Dickson,  Dr.  Samuel  Henry,  1798- 
1872.  A  Physician  of  Charleston,  South 
Carolina ;  A  Southern  Physician.  An 
American  physician ;  b.  in  Charleston, 
S.C. ;  Yale  Coll.,  1814  ;  studied  m.edicine 
in  his  native  city  and  at  the  Univ.  of 
Pennsylvania  ;  practised  in  Charleston ; 
professor  in  Medical  Coll.  there,  1824- 
32,  1833-47,  and  1850-58;  in  the  Jef- 
ferson Medical  Coll.,  Philadelphia,  1858- 
72,  where  he  died. 

Didier,  Eugene  Lemoine,  1838-. 
Timon.  An  American  journalist;  b,  in 
Baltimore ;  educ.  at  Loyola  Coll. ;  gave 
up  a  mercantile  career  for  literature ;  in 
1867  founded  in  Baltimore  the  "  Southern 
Society  "  ;  and  in  1869-70  was  deputy 
marshal  of  the  United  States  Supreme 
Court. 

Dietrich,  Ew^ald  Christian  Victo- 
rin.     G.  F.  Horvath.     A  German  writer. 

Digby,  Kenelm  Henry,  1800-80. 
K.  D.,  Esq.  An  Irish  theological  anti- 
quary; son  of  the  Rev.  William  Digby, 
dean  of  Clonfert;  educ.  at  Trin.  Coll., 
Cambridge ;  and  soon  after  became  a 
Roman  Catholic,  and  devoted  himself  to 
the  study  of  the  theology  and  antiquities 
of  the  Middle  Ages. 

Dikinson,  W.  The  Editor  of  "  Morti- 
mer's Dictionary."     An  English  editor. 

Dill,  Thomas  M.  The  Principal  of 
the  20th  District  School,  Cincinnati.  An 
American  educator  of  the  day. 

Dillon,  Sir  John  Talbot,  Bart.,  -1805. 
An  English  Traveller  in  Spain.  An  Irish 
gentleman ;  a  member  of  the  Royal  Irish 
Academy  ;  d.  at  Dublin. 

Dillon,  Robert  Crawford,  D.D.  A 
Presbyter  of  the  Church. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  410. 

Dilthey,  Karl.  Julian  Werner.  A 
German  writer  of  New  York  City. 

Dimitry,  Charles  Patton,  1837-. 
Tobias  Guarnerius,  Jr. ;  Braddock  Field. 
An  American  journalist ;  b.  in  Washing- 
ton, D.C.;  educ.  at  Georgetown  Coll., 
D.C. ;  served  in  the  Confederate  army  as 


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a  private;  since  the  war  he  has  been 
connected  with  the  press  in  Richmond, 
Va.,  Washington,  D.C.,  Baltimore,  New 
York,  and  New  Orleans. 

Dinnies,  Mrs.  Anna  Peyre  (Shackle- 
ford).     Moina. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  411. 

Disney,  John,  D.D.  /.  D.  ;  A  Gen- 
tle man ;  Anonymus ;  A  Countn/  Clergy- 
man :  A  Justice  of  the  Peace ;  A  Petition- 
ing Clergyman  ;  N.Y. 

See  "i.  and  P.,"  Pirst  Series,  p.  411. 

DLx,  John  Adams,  A.M.,  1798-1879. 
Senex.  An  American  lawyer ;  b.  in 
Boscawen,  N.H. ;  honorary  A.M.  at 
Brown  Univ. ;  served  in  the  War  of  1812- 
15 ;  studied  law,  and  admitted  to  the  bar 
at  Washington  ;  in  1828  he  settled  in 
Cooperstown,  and  in  1830  removed  to 
Albany ;  United  States  senator,  1845-49 ; 
United  States  secretary  of  the  treasury, 
1861 ;  served  with  distinction  in  tlie  late 
civil  war ;  governor  of  New  York  State, 
1872  ;  d.  in"  New  York  City. 

Dix,  William  Giles.  AFormer  Mem- 
ber of  the  Univ.  of  Cambridge.  An  Amer- 
ican writer;  Harv.  Univ.,  1845. 

Dixon,  Benjamin.  A  Member  of  the 
Metropolitan  Board  of  Health.  An  Eng- 
lish pliysician  of  London. 

Dixon,  Henrj'  Hall.      The  Druid. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  411. 

Dodd,  William,  LL.D.  An  English- 
man. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  411. 

Dodds,  James.  A  Friend  to  Truth. 
A  Scottish  writer. 

Dodds,  M.  Li.  M.  L.  D.  An  English 
writer  of  the  day. 

Dodge,  Mrs.  H.M.  Amica  Beligionis. 
An  American  writer;  published,  1827,  at 
Utica,  N.Y. 

Dodge,NathanielShats\vell.  N.  S.  D. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  412. 

Dodington,  George  Bubb,  Lord  Mel- 
combe.       B  .  .  hh   D n  ;    Geor(je 

Cadicalader,  Gent.  ;  John  More. 

See  "  L  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  412. 

Dodsley, Robert.    Un Ariclen  Bramine. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  412. 

Dollinger,  Johann  Joseph  Ignaz 
von.      Qnirinus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  412. 

Dohm,  Hedwig.  A.  Dom.  A  Ger- 
man novelist  of  tlie  day. 

Dolland,  George.     Ilugqins. 

Domett,  Alfred.     Alfred. 

See  "  L  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  412. 

DomviUe,  Sir  William,  Bart.  The 
Promoter  of  the  Sunday  Bands ;  A  Lay- 
man. 

See  "  L  and  I'.,"  First  Series,  p.  412. 


Donaldson,  James.  Mr.  Reason.  A 
Scottish  writer  on  trade,  etc.,  in  the  first 
part  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Donaldson,  Eev.  John  AVilliam,  D.D. 
A  Purchaser ;   The  Editor  of  '^Jasher." 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  412, 

Donaldson,  Stuart  Alexander.  S. 
A.  D.  An  English  classical  scholar; 
Trin.  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1877. 

Donatti,  Arthur  Louis.  An  Ex- 
Officer  of  the  British  Commissariat.  An 
English  novelist. 

Donellan,  Mrs.  Faulkner,  Mrs. 
D**^'l**n.  An  English  lady  of  one 
hundred  years  ago. 

Donop,  Amalle,  freein  (Weber)  von. 
Amalie  von  Cluusberg.  A  German  novel- 
ist. 

Donovan,  J.  W.  Harry  Hildreth.  An 
American  poet,  of  Detroit,  Mich.(?). 

Dorr,  Thomas  Wilson,  A.M.     D. 

See  "  I.  iind  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  413. 

Dorrin^ton,  William.  An  Old 
Printer.  An  English  writer  of  the  day; 
editor  of  the  "  Provincial  and  Colonial 
Press  News,"  London. 

Dorset,     Mrs.    (Turner).       A 

Lady.  An  English  lady ;  sister  of 
Charlotte  Smith. 

Doubleday,  Thomas.     T.  D. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  413. 

Doudney,  Rev.  David  Alfred.  The 
Editor  of  the  "  Gospel  Magazine." 

See  "L  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  413. 

Douglas,  Mr.  A.  and  Mrs.  M.  A.  D. 
^-  ^I.  D.  English  travellers  of  one  hun- 
dred years  ago. 

Douglas,  Archibald  Alexander.  An 
Officer.     An  EnglisJi  writer  of  the  day. 

Douglas,  C.  Home.  An  Invalid.  An 
English  writer  of  the  day. 

Douglas,  Catharine,  Duchess  of 
Queensbury.  A  Lady.  An  English 
peeress  and  writer  of  the  earlier  part  of 
the  eighteenth  century. 

Douglas,  D.  A  Barrister.  An  Eng- 
lish writer  of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Douglas,  Francis.  A  (Gentleman  in 
Scotland.  A  Scottish  writer  of  one  hun- 
dred years  ago. 

Douglas,  Francis.  A  Farmer.  A 
Scottish  bookseller  of  Paisley. 

Douglas,  Gertrude.  George  Douglas. 
An  English  novelist  of  the  day. 

Douglas,  Lady  Jane.  Jane  Jj*****s. 
A  Scottish  writer  of  one  hundred  years 
ago. 

Douglas,  John,  D.D.,  1721-1807. 
Tacitus  ;  Manliiis  ;  A    Volunteer. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  413. 

Douglas,  John,  F.R.S.  Don  It. 
Honeywater.     A  Scottish  writer ;  brother 


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to  Dr.  James  Douglas;  surgeon  to  the 
Westminster  Infirmary. 

Douglas,  Sir  John.  A  K — t.  An 
English  army  ofiicer,  whose  original 
name  was  Mackenzie ;  colonel  of  the 
68th  foot,  and  major-general. 

Douglas,  Sholto,  M.D.  A  Retired 
Ph  11  si  dan.     An  American  writer. 

Douglas,  Stephen  Arnold,  1813-61. 
The  Little  Giant.  An  eminent  American 
statesman ;  b.  at  Brandon,  Vt. ;  United 
States  senator,  1847-61 ;  d.  at  Chicago, 
111. 

Douglas,  William,  4th  Duke  of 
Queensbury.  Ever-Green  Votary  of  Ve- 
71US.     An  English  nobleman. 

Douglass,  William.  W — m  D — g — s, 
M.D. ;   W.  D. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  Eirst  Series,  p.  413. 

Dove,  John.     J.  D. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  413. 

DoAve,  William.  W.  D.  An  Amer- 
ican poet  and  prose  writer,  of  Chelsea, 
Mass. 

DoAvell,  Rev.  Thomas.  One  of  her 
ministers.  An  Englisli  clergyman;  Oriel 
Coll.,  Oxford,  1833;  P.C.  of  Wellington 
Heath,  Ledbury,  Herefords.,  1841-60  et 
seg. 

Dowling,  Penelope.  A  Wandering 
Pilgrim.     An  English  writer  of  the  day. 

Downes,  Henry.  H.  K.  An  Irish 
clergyman ;  successively  bishop  of  Kil- 
lala  and  Achonry,  of  Elphin,  of  Meath, 
and  of  Derry;  early  in  the  eighteenth 
century. 

Downes,  Joseph.  A  Gentleman  of 
the  Bar.  An  English  writer;  printer  to 
Her  Majesty's  police,  and  editor  and 
printer  of  the  "Hue  and  Cry  Police 
Gazette." 

Downes,  Samuel.  ;S'.  D.  An  Eng- 
lish controversialist  of  the  first  part  of 
the  eighteenth  century. 

Downes,  William  Howe.  Doivnsey. 
An  American  artist;  art  critic  of  the  Bos- 
ton "  Daily  Advertiser." 

Downie,  John.  A  Member  of  the  Court. 
A  Scottish  writer  of  Urray. 

Downing, .  A  Juror.  An  Eng- 
lish writer  of  Earlsoliam. 

Dowi^ng,  Miss  Mary  Patrick.  Mary. 
An  Irish  writer  of  Cork. 

Dow^nley  and  Dunning,  Messrs.  An 
English  Freeholder.  English  writers  of  one 
hundred  years  ago. 

Doyle,  Major  Charles.  Carlos  Bey. 
An  English  officer  on  the  staff  of  the 
British  army. 

Doyle,  Rt.  Rev.  Jannes  Warren,  D.D., 
1786-1834.    A  Bomun  Catholic  Clen/i/inan. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p."  414. 


Doyle,  John.     H.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  414. 

Doyle,  Richard.  B.  D. ;  Brown,  Jones, 
and  Robinson. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  414. 

Doyle,  Thomas,  D.D.,  1793-1879. 
Father  Thomas.  An  English  Catholic 
clergyman ;  studied  at  St.  Edmund's 
Coll.,  Old  Hall ;  served  as  missionary 
and  senior  priest  at  St.  George's,  St. 
George's  Fields,  Southwark,  where  he 
died. 

Doyly,  Rev.  Robert.  The  Rector  of 
Fryerning.  An  English  minister  early  in 
tlie  eighteenth  century. 

Dragomanov,  l^Iichael.  Stepniak.  A 
Russian  writer  and  journalist  of  the  day; 
formerly  editor  of  "  Zemlia  I  Volia " 
(Land  and  Liberty)  ;  in  1883  resident 
in  Italy. 

Draing,  Samuel.     Salomo  Nigard. 

Drake,  E.     E.  D.     A  Swedish  writer. 

Drake,  John  Pode,  1794-.  Observer. 
An  English  artist  and  inventor ;  b.  at 
Stoke ;  went  to  America,  where  he  lived 
as  an  artist;  claims  to  be  the  inventor 
of  armor-plating  for  ships  of  war,  the 
steam  ram,  the  Snider  rifle  (in  1835), 
and  revolving  platforms  for  great  guns ; 
was  living  in  1879. 

Drake,  Rev.  William.  The  Chap- 
lain of  the  County  Gaol,  Northampton. 
An  English  clergyman  of  seventy  years 
ago. 

Drakeford,  I.  Her  Father.  An  Eng- 
lish writer. 

Draper,  George.  An  Old  Business 
Man.  An  American  writer  of  the  day, 
of  Boston. 

Drayson,  Alfred  Wilks.  One  who 
has  served.  An  English  soldier ;  a 
writer  of  the   day. 

Drew,  Jacob  Halls.     His  Eldest  Son. 

See  "I.  and  P ,"  First  Series,  p.  414. 

Drewe,  Mrs.  E.  D.  (Longlands) .  Miss 
Lonfflands.  An  English  poet  ;■  daughter  of 
Rev.  W.  D.  Longlands,  and  wife  of  Rev. 
W.  B.  Drewe,  vicar  of  Longstock,  Stock- 
bridge. 

Drewitt,  Rev.  Thomas,  -1803.  The 
Contrastor.  An  English  clergyman  of 
Chedder,  Somersetshire. 

Dreyfus,  Morlce.     Marcus  Nothing. 

Drisko,  G.  Li.  A  Citizen.  An  Ameri- 
can writer  of  Maine. 

Drummond,  Charles  Edward.  An 
Unfortunate  Nobleman. 

Drummond,  Henry,  M.P.  A  Layman. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  415. 

Drummond,  Sir  William.  Vindex ; 
Biblicus  and  Candidas  Vindex. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  415. 


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Dryden,  John,  1631-1700.    Asaph ;  A 

Laiimun;  Poet  Scjuab ;  Shimei. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  415. 

Duane,W.N.  Phineas  Camp.  An  Amer- 
ican poet ;  published  at  Utica,  N.Y.,  1859. 

Duane,  William.      W.  D. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  415. 

Dubourg-Butler,  le  ConUe  Frederic, 
,1778-1850.  Un  Atvjlals.  A  French  gen- 
eral, noted  for  the  part  he  took  in  the  revo- 
lution of  1830 ;  b.  at  Paris ;  his  life  was 
singularly  romantic,  which  may  be  found 
related  in  Larousse's  "  Diet.  Universel." 

Duck,  Rev.  Stephen,  -1756.  The  Bard 
of  Wiltshire. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  415. 

Duckett,  William.  Melchisedech 
Rothschild,  banquier  a  Capharnaum ;  Na- 
than le  Sage. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  416. 

Diidding,  Rev.  Horatio  Nelson.  H. 
N.  D.  An  English  clergyman  ;  Exeter 
Coll.,  Oxford,  1830  ;  vicar  of  St.  Peter's, 
St.  Albans,  1842-87. 

Dudevant,  Mad.  A.  Li.  A.  and  Mus- 
«et,  Paul  de.     Elle  et  Liii. 

See  "  I.  and  P./'  First  Series,  p.  410. 

Dudgeon,  William.  W.  D.  A  Scot- 
tishC?)  philosophical  writer  of  the  earlier 
half  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Dudley,  Charles,  and  Forsyth, 
Frank.  Two  Loungers.  English  writers 
of  the  day. 

Dudley,  Rev.  Sir  Henry  Bate,  Bart., 
LL.D.,  1745-1824.     "  Parson  Bate." 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Scries,  p.  410. 

Dudley,  Theoderick  Bland.  A 
Young  Relative.  An  American;  a  rela- 
tive of  John  Randolph. 

Duffy,  Sir  Charles  Gavan,  K.C.M.G., 
1810-.  Ati  Australian  Polilirian.  An  Irish 
journalist  and  politician;  b.  in  county 
Monagiian ;  educ.  tlicre  and  at  Belfast 
Institution  ;  called  to  the  Irish  bar  in 
1846;  M.P.  for  New  Ross,  1852-56; 
afterwards  wont  to  Australia,  where  he 
held  the  highest  offices  in  Victoria ; 
K.B.,  1873;  K.C.M.G.,  1877. 

Dugan,  James.  Oneida.  An  Amer- 
ican writer  of  the  day. 

Duke,  Jiev.  William,  1757-1840. 
Sglvianiis.  An  American  Episcopal 
clergyman ;  b.  at  Patapsco  Neck,  Balti- 
more Co.,  Md. ;  was  at  first  a  Methodist 
preacher;  was  admitted  to  the  Ejjisco- 
pal  Church  in  1785;  d.  at  Elkton,  Md. 

Duncan,  Henry,  D.D.,  1774-1846.  .4 
Minister  (if  the  Kslahlished.  Church.  A 
Scottisli  divine;  b.  near  Dumfries;  min- 
ister of  Ruthwcll  in  1700.  He  was  the 
foun<lcr  of  savings  banks. 

Duncan,  J.     Richard  Brick. 


Duncan,  Philip  Bury,  1772-1863. 
P.  B.  D.  An  English  scholar  and  phi- 
lanthropist ;  b.  in  South  Warnborough  ; 
educ.  at  Oxford ;  keeper  of  the  Ashmo- 
lean  Museum  ;  living  mostly  at  Oxford 
and  Bath. 

Dunch,  M.  E.  A  Lady.  An  English 
poet. 

Dunconibe,  Rev.  John.  A  Gentleman 
of  Cambridge,  A. B. ;  An  Oxonian. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  417. 

Dundas,  Henry,  1st  Lord  Melville, 
1741-1811.  Dun-Cuddji  ;  Starvation  Dun- 
das. A  Scottish  lawyer  and  statesman; 
held  high  public  offices,  1775-1811. 

Dunham,  Mary  A.      Minnie  at  Home. 

Dunkin,  Robert,  1761-1831.  Will 
Snaffle,  the  Saddler.  An  English  mathe- 
matical instrument  maker;  b.  and  d.  at 
Penzance,  Cornwall. 

Dunlap,  Samuel  Fales,  1825-.  S. 
F.  D.  An  American  writer;  b.  in  Bos- 
ton ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1845. 

Dunlop,  Rev.  Alexander.  A  T^ayman  ; 
P.  F.  C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  417. 

Dunlop,  James,  1795-1856.  Hon. 
John  Philip  Refalo,  etc.  An  American 
lawyer ;  b.  at  Chambersburg,  Penn. ; 
Dickinson  Coll.,  1812;  admitted  to  the 
bar  in  his  native  town;  in  1855  removed 
to  Philadelphia ;  d.  in  Baltimore. 

Dunlop,  William,  M.D.     The  Tiger. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  417. 

Dunn,  Caleb.     Ponivgoe;  31  y  Pen. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  417. 

Dunn,  George.  Cyrus,  the  Elamite. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Dunn,  Henry.  Delta.  An  English 
educational  and  miscellaneous  writer; 
secretary  to  the  British  and  Foreign 
School  Society. 

Dunning,  Harriet  Sarah.  Dickey 
Liwjard. 

bunster,  Rev.  Charles,  M.A.,  -1816. 
A  Country  Clergyman ;  Marmaduke  Mil- 
ton, Esq. 

See  "  I.  and  ]*.,"  First  Scries,  p.  417. 

Dnnton,  John,  1650-1725.  A  Mem- 
ber of  the  Athcniitii  Society;  The  Unknown 
Author  of  "  Neck  or  Nothing"  ;  A  Member 
of  the  New  Athenian  Society. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  417. 

Dussaud,  Mmo.  .  Jacques  Vin- 
cent.    \  Frenc'ii  novelist  of  the  day. 

Dutlieil,  Kugenie.  Mile.  Fnge'nJe  La 
Rochire.     A  French  novelist. 

Dutton,  Anne.     A.  1). 

See  "  I.  and  1'.,"  First  Series,  p.  418. 

Duyckinck,  Kvcrt  Augustus.  D.; 
E.  A.  ]).;  A   Coiilribulor. 

Sec  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  ]).  418. 


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Dwight,  John  Sullivan,  1813-.  ,7. 
S.  Z>.  An  American  writer ;  b.  in  Bos- 
ton ;  Flarv.  Coll.,  1832 ;  in  1887  resident 
in  Boston. 

D  Wight,  Theodore,  1764-1846.  The 
"  Hartford  Wits."  An  American  poet 
and  journalist ;  b.  in  Northampton, 
Mass. ;  studied  law  in  New  Haven,  and 
began  to  practise  at  Haddam,  Conn. ; 
but  in  1791  removed  to  Hartford;  M.C., 
1806-7 ;  after  spending  two  years  at 
Albany,  he  founded  at  New  York  City 


the  "  Daily  Advertiser,"  of  which  he 
was  editor,  1817-36 ;  then  he  lived  re- 
tired at  Hartford,  1836-43 ;  when  he 
retired  to  New  York  City,  and  d.  there. 

Dykes,  Thomas.  Rockirood.  A  Seot- 
tisli  writer  of  the  day. 

Dyson,  Rev.  Charles.     C.  D. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  418. 

Dyson,  Et.  Hon.  Jeremiah.  A 
Right  Hon.  Gentleman.  An  English 
writer ;  friend  and  pastor  of  Mark  Aken- 
side. 


E. 


Eames,  Mrs.  Jane  (Anthony),  1816-. 

A  Layman.  An  American  writer ;  b.  at 
Wellington  (now  Dighton),  Mass. ;  educ. 
in  Providence,  R.I. ;  in  1839  married  the 
Rev.  James  H.  Eames,  for  many  years 
rector  at  Concord,  N.H. ;  has  travelled 
extensively  in  Europe  and  the  East. 

Earle,  Giles.      G  .  .  .  s  E  .  .  .  e.     An 
English  writer  of  the  eighteenth  century. 
Earle,  James.     J.  E.  Falmouth.     An 
English  writer  of  Falmouth. 

Eassie,  William.  Rattlebrain.  An 
English  physician  of  the  day. 

Eastburn,  James  Wallis,  1797- 
1819.  E — n.  An  English-American 
poet ;  b.  in  London  ;  educ.  at  Columbia 
Coll.,  New  York,  1816 ;  was  a  colleague 
with  Robert  C.  Sands  in  the  composition 
of  "  Yamoyden,"  N.Y.,  1820 ;  d.  at  sea. 

Easton,  Rev.  Thomas.  Menippus. 
A  Scottish  (?)  clergyman;  published  at 
Glasgow,   1818. 

Eaton,  Mrs.  Charlotte  Ann  (Wal- 
die).     An  Englishwoman. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  418. 
Eaton,  David  H.     T.  Umbellus. 
Eaton,  John.    1829-.      General  Super- 
intendent of  Freed  men,  Dept.  of  the  Tennes- 
see.  An  American  educator;  b.  in  Sutton, 
N.H.;  Dart.  Coll.,  1854;  Andover  Theol. 
Sem.,   1881  ;    general    superintendent   of 
freedinen,  1862-66;   United   States  com- 
missioners of  education,  1870-86  ;  presi- 
dent of  Marietta,  Ohio,  Coll.,  1886. 
Eccles,  Isaac  Ambrose.     The  Editor. 
See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  419. 
Echard,  Laurence,  1671-1730.     Phi- 
lalethes.     An    English   clergyman;    b.  in 
the  county  of   Suffolk  ;  educ.  at  Christ's 
Coll.,  Cambridge  ;  about   1722  was  pre- 
sented   by   George   II.   to  the   livings  of 
Rendlesham,  Sudborne,  and  Alford,  Suf- 
folk. 


Eckley,  Joseph,  D.D.,  1750-1811.     A 

Friend  to  Truth.  An  American  Congi'e- 
gational  clergyman;  b.  in  London  ;  New 
Jersey  Coll.,  1772 ;  ordained  as  the  pastor 
of  the  Old  South  Cliurch,  Boston,  at 
King's  Chapel  in  1779;  and  occupied  his 
own  church,  1783-1811;  d.  in  BostonC?). 

Edan,  B.     Montreal. 

Eddowes,  Rev.  Ralph.  R.  E. ;  R.E.,. 
a  Member  of  the  Society.  An  English 
clergyman ;  came  to  this  country,  and 
was  the  minister  of  the  first  society  of 
Unitarian  Christians  of  Philadelphia,, 
about  1813-1817. 

Eddy,  Daniel  Clarke,  S.T.D.  Rupert 
Van  Wert. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  419. 

Eden,  Rev.  Charles  Page.  Clerlcus.. 
An  English  clergyman ;  Oriel  Coll.,  Ox- 
ford, 1830 ;  vicar  of  Aberford,  South 
Milford,  Yorks.,  1850-70  et  seq. 

Eden,  Hon.  EmUy.  E.E.  An  English 
author;  daughter  of  the  1st  Baron  Auck- 
land, and  aunt  of  the  Hon.  Eleanor  Eden  ; 
b.  near  the  close  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Eden,  Rt.  Hon.  William,  -1st  Baron,. 

-1814.      Bight  Honourable  W—^  E . 

An  English  diplomatist ;  distinguished 
for  his  services  in  America,  France,. 
Spain,  and  Holland;  was  the  father  of 
the  Hon.  Emily  Eden. 

Edgcumbe,  Hon.  Richard,  2d  EarL 
Hon.  R E . 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  419. 

Edge,  Frederick  Milnes.  An  Eng- 
lishman ;  F.  iJ .  E.  An  English  writer 
of  the  day,  chiefly  on  American  affairs. 

Edge,  Rev.  William  John.  ..1  Clergy- 
man. An  English  divine ;  Emanuel 
Coll.,  Cambridge,  1834;  vicar  of  H. 
Trin.,  Upper  Tootina',  1877-82. 

Edgell,  Rev.  Edgell  Wyatt.  A  Prot- 
estant   Clergyman.      An    English    clergy- 


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man;  Oriel  Coll.,  Oxford,  1823;  rector 
of  N.  Cray,  Kent,  1834-51 ;  in  1887  resi- 
dent at  Stanford  Park,  Rugby,  and 
Lower  Grosvenor  Street,  Grosvenor 
Square,  London. 

Edgren,  Mrs.  Anne  Charlotte  (Lef- 
fler).  A.  C.E.;  A.  C.  E—n.  A  Swe- 
dish authoress. 

Edinboroiigh.     E h. 

Edinburgh.  Auld  Reikie. 
Edmonds,  Frederic,  M.D.,  1810-. 
The  Defendant.  An  English  physician  ; 
M.D.  of  Univ.  of  Heidelberg,  1839  ;  resi- 
dent, 1879,  at  Parkvillas,  Lower  Addis- 
combe,  Croydon. 

tednionds,  Richard,  Jr.,  1802-86. 
A  Member  of  his  Flock ;  Redruth,  E.  An 
English  writer ;  b.  at  Penzance ;  d.  at 
Plymouth. 

Edouart,  Rev.  Augvistia  Gaspard. 
Their  Vicar.  An  Englisli  clergy- 
man ;  St.  John's  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1840 ; 
vicar  of  Leominster,  Hereford,  1862-87. 
Edward,  Andre^v.  A.  E.  A  Scot- 
tish (?)  writer. 

Ed-ward,  Daniel.  Ithiel.  A  German 
writer. 

Edwards,  Miss  .     A  Ladij.     An 

Englisli  writer  of  one  Imndred  years  ago. 
Edw^ards,      Mrs.       Catharine      M. 
Cousin    Kate.     An    English    writer    for 
the  young. 

Edwards,  David.  D.  E.  An  Eng- 
lish writer  of  the  day. 

Edwards,  Rev.  Edw^ard.  Eresbijter. 
An  English  clergyman  ;  rector  of  Pene- 
goes,  Wales,  1849-()0  et  seq. 

Edwards,  Edward,  1822-86.  The 
Editor  of  "  Tlie  Napoleon  Medals."  An 
English  bibliograplior ;  assistant  in  the 
British  Museum  in  1839 ;  d.  at  Niton, 
Isle  of  AViglit. 

Edwards,  George,  M.D.,  1694-1773. 
Father  of  Ornj I liol ovists.  An  eminent 
English  naturalist;  b.  at  Westham  or 
Strafford,  Essex,  and  travelled  exten- 
sively in  pursuit  of  his  favorite  studies  ; 
librarian  to  the  Royal  Coll.  of  Physi- 
cians till  1773. 

Edwards,  Harry  Stillwell,  1854-. 
XIE ;  Somers.  An  American  jour- 
nalist ;  b.  at  Macon,  Ga. ;  in  1886  resi- 
dent in  his  native  town. 

Edwards,  Henry  Sutherland,  1828-. 
//.  'S.  E.  An  English  author  and  jour- 
nalist ;  cduc.  at  King's  Coll.,  London,  and 
in  France,  where  he  lived  many  years  ; 
correspondent  of  the  "  Times,"  1862-63, 
1867  and  1870  rt  seq. 

Edwards,  Jonathan,  D.D.,  1745- 
1801.  /.  and  0.  An  American  Congre- 
gational clcrgynuin  ;  b.  in  Northampton, 


Mass. ;  New  Jersey  Coll.,  1765 ;  presi- 
dent of  Union  Coll.,  Schenectady,  N.Y., 
1799-1801,  and  d.  in  that  town. 

Edwards,  Mary  EUen.  M.  E.  E. 
An  English  artist  of  the  day  ;  illustrator 
of  a  large  number  of .  books,  1864-85 
et  seq. 

Edw^ards,  Sutherland.  S.  E.  An 
English  writer  in  "Temple  Bar." — See 
"  Edwards,  Henry  Sutherland." 

Edwards,  Thomas,    1699-1757.      L. 

U.  P ,  A.M.      An  English  barrister 

of  Lincoln's  Inn ;  a  critic  and  political 
writer. 

Eells,  Rev.  Nathaniel,  about  1677- 
1750.  Their  Rev.  Pastor.  An  American 
clergyman  ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1699 ;  minister 
of  Scituate,  Mass.,  1704-50. 

Egan,  Pierce.     One  of  the  Fancy. 
See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  420. 
Egerton,  C  C.     E.     An  English  sur- 
geon. 

Egerton,  Francis,  3d  Duke  of  Bridge- 
water,  1736-1803.  Tlie  Father  of  British 
Inland  Navigation.  An  English  peer; 
a  younger  son  of  Scroop,  the  1st  Duke 
of  Bridgewater ;  succeeded  to  the  duke- 
dom in  1748  ;  he  projected  a  canal  from 
Worsley  to  Bridgewater,  wliich  was  com- 
pleted at  his  expense  in  1761. 

Egerton,  Mrs.  Sarah  (Fyge  Field). 
Mrs.  S.  F.  An  English  poet  early  in  the 
eighteenth  century ;  in  1703  resided  at 
Adstock,  near  Winslow,  in  the  county  of 
Bucks.  —  See  "  Gentleman's  Magazine," 
L.,  p.  562  ;  LI.,  p.  121. 

Eggleston,  John.  The  Callico  Quaker, 
An  English  JM.P.  early  in  the  eighteenth 
century. 

Egleton,  John.  A  Citizen.  An  Eng- 
lish political  writer  early  in  tlie  eigh- 
teenth century. 

Ekstriiin,  Karl.  Gnhhen  Noack.  A 
Swedisli  writer  of  the  day. 
Eldridge,  R.  Rvdcjirdle. 
Elie  de  Beaumont,  Mmc.  Annie 
Ljouise  3Iorin  Dumesnil,  1729-83. 
Mad.  E.  D.  B.  ;  Madame  *** ;  Marquis 
de  Roselle.  A  witty  and  learned  French 
lady ;  b.  at  Caen  ;  wrote  several  excel- 
lent works. 

Eliot,  Edward  Granville,  3d  Earl 
of  St.  Germans,  1798-1877.  The  Earl  of 
St.  (Jcrmans  ;  An  Educational  Advocate. 
An  English  nobleman  ;  b.  and  d.  at  Port 
Eliot;  lord-lieutenant  of  Ireland,  1852- 
55;  lord  steward  of  the  Household,  1857— 
68  and  1859-60. 

Eliot,  Rev.  Joseph,  about  1634-94. 
Rev.  Mr.  J.  E.  An  American  clergy- 
man ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1653;  minister  at 
Guilford,  Conn.,  about  1660-94^ 


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Eliot,  Samuel  Atkins,  LL.D.  S. 
A.  E. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  420. 

Elkin,  Benjamin.  Tlie  Writer  of  the 
"  Preface  to  the  lateli/  published  dlishna." 
An   English   clergyman. 

Ellet,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Fries  (I/um- 
mis),  1818-77.  E.F.E.  An  American 
authoress ;  b.  at  Sodus  Point,  N.Y. ; 
daughter  of  William  A.  Lummis,  M.D., 
and  wife  of  William  H.  Ellet,  professor 
at  Columbia  Coll.,  New  York  City,  and 
at  College  at  Columbia,  S.C. 

EUicott,  Charles  John,  and  Palmer, 
Ed\vin.  Two  Members  of  the  New  Testa- 
ment  Company. 

The  former.  An  English  clergy- 
man; St.  John's  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1841; 
lord  bishop  of  Gloucester  and  Bristol, 
1863-87. 

Tlie  latter.  An  English  clergyman ; 
Ball.  Coll.,  Oxford,  1845  ;  archdeacon  of 
Oxford  and  canon  of  Christ  Church, 
1878-87. 

Elliot-3Iurray-Kynynmound,  Em- 
ma Eleanor  (Hislop),  Countess  of 
Minto.  N'ina  Minto.  An  English  lady  ; 
heiress  of  the  late  Gen.  Sir  Tliomas  His- 
lop, Bart.,  and  wife  of  William  Hugh 
Elliot-Murray -Kynynmound  Elliot,  3d 
Earl  of  Minto ;  married  in  1844. 

Ellis,  Alexander  John,  1814-.  A. 
J.  E.  An  English  philologist ;  former 
name  Sharpe ;  b.  at  Hoxton;  educ.  at 
Shrewsbury,  Eton,  and  Cambridge ;  pres- 
ident of  the  Philological  Society,  1872- 
74,  and  1880-82  ;  and  now  (1887)  vice- 
president  ;  is  also  a  member  of  the 
Mathematical  Society  of  London,  of  the 
Royal  Institution  of  the  Society  of  Arts, 
and  honorary  member  of  the  Tonic  Sol-. 
Fa  College. 

Ellis,  Mrs.  Anne,  M.D.  Max  Eliot. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day ;  in  1887 
resident  in  Boston,  Mass. 

EUis,  Daniel,  F.R.S.E.  One  of  Them- 
selves.    A  Scottish  writer. 

Ellis,  George.     G.  E. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  421. 

Ellis,  George  Edward,  D.D.,  1814-. 
E.;  LisleC^).  An  American  scholar;  b. 
in  Boston ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1833  ;  Divinity 
School,  1836 ;  pastor  at  Charlcstown, 
Mass.,  1840-69 ;  resident  in  Boston, 
1869-87. 

Ellis,  Phillis  Marion.  P.  M.  E.  An 
English  writer  of  the  day. 

Ellis,  Riifus,  D.D.,  1819-85.  B.  E. 
An  American  clergyman ;  b.  in  Boston ; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1838  ;  Divinity  School,  1841 ; 
pastor  in  Boston,  1853-85 ;  d.  in  Liver- 
pool, Eng. 


Ellis,  William.  Florio.  An  Eng- 
lish scholar;  A.B.  at  Christ  Church, 
Oxford,  1751. —  See  Nichols'  "Literary 
Anecdotes,"  Vol.  III.,  147. 

Ellis,  William,  1800-.  A  Laijman; 
A  London  Merchant.  An  English  writer; 
b.  near  London ;  an  eminent  writer  on 
social  science. 

Ellison,  Henry.     Henri/  Browne. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  421. 

Ellison,  John,  D.D.  Q.  Z.,  Late 
Commoner  of  Oxon. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  421. 

EUwood,  Thomas,  about  1639-1 7 13._ 
T.  E.  An  English  Friend,  of  Hunger-' 
Hill,  in  the  parish  of  Amersham,  Bucks. ; 
he  was  a  friend  and  pupil  of  Milton,  and 
was  distinguished  "both  in  a  literary  and 
moral  point  of  view." 

Elmblad,  Magnus.  M.  E — d.  A 
Swedish  journalist  and  miscellaneous 
writer. 

Elrington,  Rt.  Rev.  Thomas,  D.D, 
S.  iV. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  421. 

Elstob,  Rev.  William,  1673-1714.  A 
Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  England.  An 
English  clergyman;  b.  at  Newcastle; 
educ.  at  Eton,  Cambridge,  and  Oxford; 
rector  of  St.  Swithin  and  St.  Mary 
Bothaw,  London,  1702-14. 

Elwes,  Mrs.  Alfred  W.  A  Lady,  a 
Native  of  Virginia.     An  American  poet. 

Elworthy,  Albert  Henry.  Professor 
Wilde.  An  English  solicitor  of  the  day, 
of  London. 

Ely,  Alfred,  1815-.  A  Prisoner  of 
War.  An  American  lawyer ;  b.  at 
Lyme,  New  London  Co.,  Conn. ;  removed 
to  Rochester,  N.Y. ,  in  1835;  studied  law, 
was  admitted  to  the  bar,  and  began  to 
practise  in  that  town ;  M.C.,  1859-63 ; 
went  to  the  battle-field  of  Bull  Run  as  a 
spectator;  was  taken  prisoner,  and  re- 
tained in  captivity  nearly  six  months. 

Embury,  Mrs.  Emma  Catharine 
(Manley).     lantlie  ;  Rudolph  Hertz  man. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  421. 

Emerson,  George  Barrell,  LL.D. 
G.  B.  E. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  421. 

Emerson,  Rev.  Joseph,  1700-67. 
The  Pastor  at  j\TaJden.  An  American 
clergyman ;  b.  at  Chelmsford,  Mass. ; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1717  ;  minister  at  Maiden, 
Mass.,  1721-67,  and  d.  there. 

Emerson,  William,  1701-82.  W.  E. 
An  eminent  English  mathematician ;  b. 
at  Hurwortli,  near  Darlington  ;  taught  a 
school  for  some  time,  but  afterwards  re- 
tired to  his  paternal  estate,  where  he  spent 
his  whole  time  in  literary  pursuits. 


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Ernes,  Thomas,  -1707.  T.  E.  An 
English  writer  of  the  seventeenth  and 
eighteenth  centuries. 

Eminson,  E.  A.  E.  A.  E.  An  Eng- 
lish woman(?);  a  religious  writer  of  the 
day. 

Emmet,  Robert,  1780-1803.  Trebor. 
An  eloquent  Irish  enthusiast ;  b.  in  Cork; 
a  brother  of  Thomas  Addis  Emmet ;  was 
cue  of  the  chiefs  of  the  "  United  Irish- 
men " ;  in  1803  he  put  himself  at  the 
head  of  the  rabble  who  murdered  the 
chief-justice.  Lord  Kilwarden,  for  which 
offence  he  suffered  a  felon's  death,  and 
is  commemorated  by  the  poet  Moore  in 
two  of  his  Irish  melodies. 

Emmons,  Nathanael,  D.D.,  1745- 
1840.  A  New  England  Pastor.  An 
American  clergyman;  b.  at  East  Had- 
dam.  Conn. ;  Yale  Coll.,  1767  ;  pastor  at 
Wrentham  (now  Franklin),  Mass.,  1773- 
1840,  where  he  died. 

Emory,  John,  D.D.,  1789-1835.  A71 
Observer.  An  American  Methodist  di- 
vine ;  b.  at  Spaniard's  Neck,  Queen 
Anne's  Co.,  eastern  shore  of  Maryland ; 
graduated  at  Washington  Coll.,  1805 ; 
served  as  a  Methodist  preacher  in  sev- 
eral places,  1810-35;  in  1832  was  elected 
bishop ;  d.  by  an  accident  in  Reister- 
town,  near  Baltimore,  Md. 

Enander,  Johan  Alfred.  Jofi.  A. 
Edr.  A  Swedish  journalist  and  author; 
editor-in-chief  of  "  Hemlandet,"  pub- 
lished at  Chicago,  111. 

Enault,  Louis.     L.  de  Virmond. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  421. 

Endean,  James  Russell.  Dr.  Free- 
man. An  English  political  writer  of  the 
day. 

Endicott,  William,  Jr.  W.  E.  An 
American  financial  writer  and  banker  of 
Boston. 

Ensberg,  A.  G.  A.  G.  E.  A  Swed- 
ish writer. 

Engelen,  A.  W.  Herman  van  Appel- 
tern.     A  Swedish  novelist. 

England.  Ileptarchus ;  Lord  Hep- 
tarrhus. 

English,  Thomas  Dunn,  18 19- 
John  Donkeij.  An  American  writer  ;  b. 
in  Philadelphia ;  M.D.  Univ.  of  Penn- 
sylvania, 1839  ;  then  studied  law,  and 
was  admitted  to  the  bar  in  1842  ;  since 
1859  he  has  practised  medicine  in  New 
Jersey  ;  has  devoted  much  time  to  liter- 
ary pursuits. 

Epps,  Ellen.  E.  Elliott.  An  English 
writer. 

Ericsson,  O.  R.  Reinhold  Winter.  A 
Swedish  journalist  and  novelist. 

Erie,  Sir  William  (1793-1880),  and 


Lady  Amelia.  W.  Sj-  A.  E.  An  Eng- 
lish jurist ;  b.  at  Fifehead  Magdalen, 
county  Dorset ;  educ.  at  Winchester 
School  and  New  Coll.,  Oxford  ;  called  to 
the  bar  in  1819;  M.P.  for  the  city  of 
Oxford,  1837-41  ;  chief  justice  of  the 
Court  of  Common  Pleas,  1859-66;  in 
1834  he  married  Amelia,  eldest  daughter 
of  the  liev.  Dr.  Williams,  warden  of  New 
College. 

Ernst,  H.,  Jr.     Serius. 

Erskine,  Hon.  Andrew.     A***  E***. 

Erskine,  CM.  A  Prisoner  of  War. 
An  American  soldier  in  the  late  civil 
war. 

Erskine,  John,  11th  Earl  of  Marr, 
1675-1732.  Bobbirig  John.  A  Scottish 
nobleman;  b.  at  Alloa;  took  an  active 
part  in  the  events  of  the  period  ;  in  1720 
went  to  Aix-la-Chapelle  to  reside  for  his 
health,  and  d.  there. 

Erskine,  Rev.  Ralph.  A  Minister  of 
the  Church  of  Scotland. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  422. 

Erskine,  Walter  Coningsby,  12th 
Earl  of  Kellie,  1810-72.  One  icho  was 
there  in  1857-8.  A  Scottish  peer ;  son 
of  Hon.  Henry  David  Erskine  ;  succeeded 
his  cousin  in  1866 ;  educ.  at  Durham 
School  and  at  the  Univ.  of  Edinburgh ; 
entered  the  Bengal  army,  1828,  and  re- 
tired as  lieutenant-colonel,  1861  ;  vice- 
lieutenant  of  Clackmannanshire. 

Escott,  Thomas  Hay  Sweet,  1844-. 
A  Foreign  Resident.  An  English  journal- 
ist; b.  at  Taunton;  educ.  at  Oxford; 
adopted  journalism  as  a  profession  when 
he  went  to  London  from  Oxford  in  1865, 
and  has  closely  pursued  it  ever  since ; 
editor  of  the  "  Fortnightly  Review," 
1882-86. 

Essex,  Catherine  Capell- Conings- 
by, Countess  of,  1704-1882.  Kittu  Ste- 
phens. An  English  actress ;  daughter 
of  Edward  Stephens,  Esq.,  of  Leadwell, 
Oxon. ;  in  1838  married  the  5th  earl  of 
Essex;  b.  and  d.  in  London. 

Este,  Rev.  Charles,  1753-1829.  Moro- 
soph  Este.  An  English  clergyman;  chap- 
lain at  the  Chapel  Royal,  Whitehall; 
principal  editor  of  "The  World." 

Etches,  James  M.     Asli  Wood. 

Etheridge,  Samuel.  A  Gentleman 
of  Massachits'dts.  An  American ;  per- 
haps for  a  short  time  a  bookseller  of 
Boston. 

Eusden,  Rev.  Law^rence.  Mr. 
En n. 

See  "  I.  and  V.,"  First  Series,  p.  422. 

Eustaphieve,  Alexis.  Author  of"  the 
Pesonrres  of  Russia." 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  422. 


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Evans,    Miss    .      A  Lady.      An 

American  novelist. 

Evans,  B.R.     A  Citizen  of  Pittsburgh. 

Evans,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Edson  (Gib- 
son Du  Bois),  1833-.  Haphael.  An 
American  writer  for  periodical  literature ; 
b.  at  Newport,  N.H. ;  resident  in  1884  at 
Munich,  Germany. 

Evans,  Estwick.     Aristides. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  422. 

Evans,  F.  J.  O.  F.  J.  E.  An  Eng- 
lish writer  of  the  day. 

Evans,  Frederick  White.    A  Shaker. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  423. 

Evans,  Hovrard.  Noblesse  Oblige. 
An  English  writer  of  the  day. 

Evans,  James,  A.B.  /.  E.  An  Eng- 
lish sclioiar ;  was  first  of  Trinity  Coll., 
Cambridge,  where  he  was  sizar  to  Dr. 
Ricliard  Bentley,  the  master ;  he  then 
mov^ed  to  Canterbury,  and  became  as- 
sistant to  the  head  master  of  the  King's 
School,  and  afterwards  second  master, 
and  d.   there. 

Evans,  Thomas.  An  American  Citizen. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  423. 

Also  ascribed  to  Linus  Plerpont  Brockett, 
which  see,  "  I.  and  P." 

Evans,  William.  Philanthropist.  An 
American  writer,  of  Syracuse,  N.Y.C?). 

Eve,  Paul  Fitzsimons,  1806-77.  The 
Assistant  Editor  of  the  "Nashville  Medical 
and  Surgical  Journal."  An  American 
physician ;  b.  near  Augusta,  Ga. ; 
Franklin  Coll.,  Ga.,  1826;  M.D.  in  the 
Univ.  of  Penn.,  1828  ;  studied  in  London 
and  Paris  ;  professor  in  Georgia  in  1832- 
49 ;  in  Nashville,  1850-87. 

Evelyn,  John,  1620-1705-6.  J.  E., 
F.R.S.  An  English  writer;  b.  at  Wot- 
ton,  county  of  Surrey  ;  educ.  at  Balliol 
Coll.,  Oxford ;  resided  many  years  on 
the  Continent ;  in  1651-52  settled  at  Say's 
Court,  near  Deptford ;  d.  and  was  in- 
terred at  his  native  place. 


Everett,  Edward,  LL.D.,  1794-1865. 
E.  E — t.  An  American  scholar  and 
statesman ;  b.  in  Dorchester,  Mass. ; 
Harv.  Univ.,  1811 ;  M.C.,  1825-35 ;  gov- 
ernor of  Massachusetts,  1835  ;  minister  to 
England,  1841-45 ;  president  of  Harv. 
Univ.,  1846-49  ;  United  States  secretary 
of  state,  1852;  United  States  senator,. 
1853-59  ;  d.  in  Boston. 

Everett,  James.  Coleman  Collier; 
William  Cowper ;  Criticus ;  Joseph  Hall; 
A  Disciple  of  the  Old  School;  An 
Observer.  An  English  miscellaneous 
writer. 

Everette,  Samuel,  H.N.B.,  1820-43. 
Rug  Emperor.  An  American  journalist ; 
b.  and  d.  in  Newport,  N.H. ;  he  wrote 
tales  and  brief  romances  for  "  Gleason's 
Magazine,"  and  was  editor  of  "  The  Iris 
and  Literary  Repository,"  at  Concord,  in 
1842,  and  afterwards  of  the  "  Literary 
Souvenir,"  at  Manchester,  both  in  New 
Hampshire. 

Evitt,  Miss  S.  W.  S.  W.  E.  An 
English  writer  on  cookery. 

ETving,  Mrs.  Juliana  Horatia  (Gat- 
ty),  -1885.  Aunt  Judy.  An  English 
writer;  b.  and  passed  her  early  life  at 
Ecclesfield,  in  Yorkshire ;  in  1866  she 
married  Maj.  Alexander  Ewing,  A.P.D., 
and  sailed  with  him  to  New  Brunswick, 
where  they  lived  the  next  two  years ; 
returning  to  England  in  1869,  they  re- 
sided in  various  places,  till  she  d.  at 
Bath,  and  was  buried  at  Trull,  in  Somer- 
set. 

Ewing,  Samuel.  Jacques.  An  Amer- 
ican journalist;  son  of  John  Ewing,  D.D, 
(1732-1802)  ;  provost  of  the  Univ.  of 
Penn.,  1779-1802. 

Eyre,  Mary.  A  Lady.  An  English 
writer. 

Eytinge,  Mrs.  Margaret.  Madge 
Eliot.  An  American  magazine  writer; 
wife  of  Mr.  Sol  Eytinge,  the  artist. 


F. 


Faber,  Frederick  William,  D.D. 
F.   W.  F.;    A  Parish  Priest. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  424. 
Fagan,  Fanny,  -1878.     F.  and  F.  F. 

An  American  poet. 

Fagge,  Sir  Robert,  3d  Bart.,  -1736. 
A  Certain  Famous  Sussex  Baronet.  An 
Ensjlisb  baronet ;  succeeded  his  father  in 
1715. 

Faggot,  G.     Trofast. 


Fairchild,  Thomas,  and  others.     A 

Society  of  Gardeners.  English  gardeners 
of  one  hundred  and  fifty  years  ago. 

Fairfax,  Lavinia.  Una  Signora  In- 
glese.     An  En<>'lish  poet. 

Falcon,  William  Harris.  W.  H.  F. 
An  Irish  lawyer 

Falconer,  Thomas.  T.  F.  An  Eng- 
lish author  of  Bath;  a  county  court 
judge. 


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Fa?  !v.  Thomas,  1771-1839. 

F. ;   '  ;  Editor  of  the  "  Voijage  of 

Hann  English    scholar   and   di- 

vine; son  of  Dr.  William  Falconer;  b. 
and  d.  at  Bath ;  Corpus  Cliristi  Coll., 
Oxford,  1791 ;  devoted  his  life  to  classi- 
cal and  literary  pursuits. 

Falconer,  William,  M.D.,  1743-1824. 
W.  F.;  ALaijmcm.  An  English  physician; 
Tj.  at  Chester;  father  of  the  Rev.  Thomas 
Ealconer;  was  physician  to  the  General 
Hospital  at  Bath,  and  d.  iu  that  city. 

Falk,  Johann  Daniel,  called 
Johannes,  1768-1826.  Johannes  von  der 
Ostsee.  A  German  satirical  poet;  b.  at 
Dantzig  ;  studied  theology  at  Halle  and 
at  Weimar;  and  in  1806  became  secre- 
tary of  a  French  commission  of  contri- 
butions ;  he  founded  the  Institut  de  Falk. 

Falkener,  Edward.  F.  F.  An  Eng- 
lish editor  of  the  day. 

Fallow,  Mrs.  (T.  M.)('?).  A  Clergy- 
man's Wife.     An  English  poet. 

Fane,  Robert  George  Cecil.  C.  F. 
An  English  lawj^er. 

Fanton,  A.  A.  F.  A  French  writer 
of  the  day. 

Farington,  .     A   Lover  of  Truth 

and  Godliness.  An  English  clergyman 
of  the  first  part  of  the  eighteenth  cen- 
tury. 

Farley,  Frederick  Augustus,  D.D. 
F.  A.  F.  An  American  clergyman ; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1818 ;  for  many  years  pastor 
at  Brooklyn,  N.Y.,  and  in  1887  resident 
there. 

Farley,  Rev.  Stephen.  S.  F.  An 
American  clergyman  of  liberal  views ; 
father  of  Miss  Harriet  Farley,  editor  of 
the  "Lowell  Offering." 

Farlin,  J.  Warren.  A  Common 
Sense  Man.     An  American  writer. 

Farmer,  J.  B.  J.  B.  F.  An  Eng- 
lish i)oet. 

Farnham,  John  Hervey.  John  Ccelion. 

FarcjKhar,  Barbara  H.  A  Labourer's 
Dauglili  r.  An  English  poet  and  religious 
writer. 

Farrar,  Mrs.  Fliza  Ware  (Rotch). 
A  Ladij. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  424. 

Farrell,  R.  F.  A  Consxd.  An  Ameri- 
can diplomatist. 

Farrington,  Rev.  Richard,  A.M. 
R.  F.,  A.M.  An  English  clergyman 
■early  in  the  eigiiteenth   century. 

Faulkner,  George,  -1775.  Alticus  ; 
Peter  Paragraph.  An  Irish  printer  and 
bookseller;  in  1726  was  at  London,  un- 
der the  teaching  of  the  celebrated  J5ow- 
ycr;  soon  after,  settled  in  Dublin,  where 
he  was  the  printer  of  the  Dublin  "  Jour- 


nal " ;  brought  an  action  against  Samuel 
Foote  for  libel,  and  recovered  damages; 
d.  an  alderman  of  Dublin.  —  See  "  Gen- 
tleman's Magazine,"  1763,  p.  39. 

Faussett,  Godfrey,  D.D.,  1780-1853. 
Quinquagenarius.  An  English  clergyman ; 
canon  of  Christ  Church ;  Margaret  Pro- 
fessor of  Divinity,  Oxford ;  vicar  of  Crop- 
thorn,  Worcestershire. 

Fawcett,  Miss  Sophia  Alice.  George 
Faivcett.     An  English  writer  of  the  day. 

Faxon,  Henry  W.,  about  1830-64. 
A.  P.  L.  Parin.  An  American  journal- 
ist;  b.  in  Bulfalo,  N.Y. ;  entered  the 
navy,  but  soon  left  it,  and,  after  two 
other  changes,  became  an  editor  of  the 
Buffalo  "Republic"  in  1855;  was  after- 
wards on  the  staff  of  the  Buffalo 
"  Times  " ;  in  1861  became  war  corre- 
spondent of  the  New  York  City  papers ; 
d.  in  Washington,  D.C. 

Fazy,  Jean  Jacques  {_dit  James], 
1794-1878.  Un  Ame'ricain.  A  Swiss 
economist  and  statesman ;  b.  at  Geneva ; 
educ.  in  France ;  he  settled  in  Paris,  took 
part  in  the  Liberal  opposition  to  the  Rest  or- 
ation, and  treated  especially  of  questions 
of  political  economy  in  "brochures"  and 
articles  in  the  journals;  returned  to  Gen- 
eva in  1833 ;  was  afterwards  engaged  in  the 
political  movement  of  his  native  country; 
d.  at  Geneva. 

Fearnley,  W.  W.  F.  An  English 
veterinary  surgeon  early  in  the  century. 

Featherstonhaugh,  George  Wil- 
liam, -1866.  A  Field  Officer.  An 
American  traveller;  a  writer  on  geology. 

Feilde,  Rev.  Edward,  M.A.  E.  F. ; 
A  Cambridge  Master  of  Arts.  An  Eng- 
lish clergyman;  St.  Peter's  Coll.,  Cam- 
bridge, 1830;  in  1851  minister  at  Belle 
Vue,  Harrogate ;  at  one  time  perpetual 
curate  of  Rock  and  Rennington. 

Fellowes,  Robert,  Esq.,  1770-1847. 
A  Magistrate.  An  English  writer ;  b. 
in  Norfolk  ;  A.M.  of  St.  Mary's  Hall, 
Cambridge ;  he  withdrew  from  the  Eng- 
lish Church,  and  became  editor  of  the 
"  Critical  Review." 

Fellows,  George  W.  Faxon.  An 
American  travelling  correspondent  of 
the  New  York  "  Commercial." 

Felton,  Cornelius  Conway,  LL.D., 
1807-62.  C.  C.  F.  An  American 
scholar ;  b.  in  West  Newbury,  Mass. ; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1827 ;  president  of  the  col- 
lege, 1860-62;  d.  at  Chester,  Pcnn. 

Fendall,  Philip  Richard,  1794-1868. 
Patrick  Ilenrif.  .An  American  lawyer;  b. 
in  Alexandria,  Va.  ;  New  Jersey  Coll., 
1815  ;  admitted  to  the  bar  in  Alexandria 
about  1820 ;   some  years  later  removed 


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to  Washington,  where  he  was  district  at- 
torney, 1841-45  and  1849-53;  d.  there. 

Fenelon,  Frangois  de  la  Salignac 
de  la  Mothe,  1651-1715.  M.  de  Fen. 
A  French  divine ;  archbisliop  of  Cam- 
bray. 

Fenwick,  Mrs.  E.  A  Woman.  An 
English  novelist  of  one  hundred  years 
ago ;    was  wife  of  the  following. 

Fenwick,  John.  J.  F.  An  English 
dramatist  and  educational  writer. 

Fergus,  Mrs.  M.  His  Mother.  An 
English  woman  ;  mother  of  Robert  Wal- 
ter Fergus ;  a  writer  of  the  day. 

Ferguson,  Adam,  1783-1862.  A  Gen- 
tleinan  in  the  Gountnj.  A  Canadian  agricul- 
tunst;  b.  in  Edinburgh,  Scotland;  studied 
law,  and  was  admitted  to  the  bar,  but  never 
practised ;  came  to  Canada  in  1833 ;  was 
a  member  of  the  legislative  council  of 
Canada,  1841-62. 

Fergusson,  William,  M.D.  A  Pro- 
fessor. An  English  physician;  inspector- 
general  of  hospitals  to  the  army  of  Por- 
tugal. 

Ferrel,  William,  1817-.  Thomas  Ides. 
An  American  scientist;  b.in  Bedford,  now 
Fulton  Co.,  Penn. ;  educ.  at  Marshall  and 
Franklin  and  at  Bethany  Colls.  ;  was 
assistant  in  the  "Nautical  Almanac"  of- 
fice, 1857-67  ;  in  the  United  States  coast 
survey,  1867-82  ;  in  the  signal  service 
bureau,  1882-86 ;  has  since  resided  at 
Kansas  City,  Mo. 

Ferrier,  Walter.  A  Country  Voter. 
A  Scottish  political  writer. 

Ferrier,  Rev.  William.  A  Member  of 
the  Associate  Preshyterij  of  Glasgow.  A 
Scottish  clergyman  early  in  the  century. 

Fessenden,  Rev.  John,  A.M.,  1794- 
1871.  F.  An  American  Unitarian  min- 
ister ;  b.  at  Lexington,  Mass. ;  Harv. 
Univ.,  1818 ;  for  many  years  without 
charge,  residing  at  Dedham,  Mass., 
where  he  died. 

Field,    Miss   .      A    Young   Lady. 

An  English  writer  of  one  hundred  years 
ago,  of  Bristol. 

Fieldj  Rev.  Edmund.  E.  F.  An 
English  clergyman ;  Exeter  Coll.,  Ox- 
ford, 1847 ;  fellow  and  senior  chaplain 
of  St.  Nicholas  Coll.,  Lancing,  Sussex, 
1854-87. 

Field,  Rev.  William.     W.  F. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  426. 

Fielden,  W.  S.  H.,  and  Mac»Iichael, 
J.  C.  T'he  Secretaries  of  the  Congregational 
Union  and  Mission  of  Victoria.  English 
colonial  clergymen. 

Fielding,  Henry,  1707-54.  The  Muse 
of  Fiction. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  426. 


Fielding,      Miss     Sarah,     1714-68, 

_/V'***. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  427. 

Fields,  Mrs.  Annie  (Adams),  about 
1835-.  A.  F.;  Annie  West.  An  Amer- 
ican lady ;  widow  of  James  Thomas 
Fields  ;  resident  in  Boston. 

Fields,  James  Thomas,  1817-81. 
./.  T.  F.  An  American  author ;  b.  at 
Portsmouth,  N.H. ;  "  the  Poet's  Publisher 
of  America";  d.  in  Boston. 

Figg,  R.  W.  An  Ex-Boy.  An  Amer- 
ican writer  of  Richmond,  Va. 

Finch,  Anne,  Countess  of  Winchel- 
sea.     A  Ladij. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  427. 

Finch,  Mrs.  B.  B.  F.  An  Eng- 
lish poet  early  in  the  nineteenth  cen- 
tury. 

Finch,  Daniel,  2d  Earl  of  Notting- 
ham, 1647-1729  or  30.  Bon  Diego  Dis- 
mallo  ;  Cyngetorix.  An  English  peer  ; 
educ.  at  Oxford ;  filled  several  impor- 
tant political  posts. 

Findlay,  Alexander,  1822-81.  Alec 
Keene.  An  English  prize-fighter;  d.  at 
East  Molesey. 

Findlay,  J.  Da^vson.     Scott  Marvel. 

Findlay,  Robert,  D.D.,  1721-1814. 
Philalethes ;  A  Member  of  the  Church  of 
Scotland.  A  Scottish  divine ;  divinity 
professor  at  Glasgow  one  hundred  years 
ago. 

Fine,  John,  1794-1867.  A  Lawyer. 
An  American  jurist;  b.  in  New  York 
City;  Columbia  Coll.,  1809;  adinitted  to 
the  bar  and  began  to  practise  at  Ogdens- 
burg,  N.Y.,  in  1815 ;  judge  of  the  Court 
of  Common  Pleas  of  St.  Laurence  Coun- 
ty, 1824-37  and  1844-47;  M.C,  1839-41; 
d.  in  Ogdensburg. 

Finn,  Mrs.  Ann  Elizabeth  (Mac- 
Caul).  His  Widow.  An  English  woman ; 
widow  of  James  Finn. 

Finn,  James.  The  President  [of  the 
Jerusalem  Literary  Society].  An  Eng- 
lish consul,  for  a  time,  at  Jerusalem. 

Firmin,  John  P.  J.  P.  F.  An  Eng- 
lish lawyer. 

Fischer,  J.  Heinrich  li.  Paul  Hell- 
muth.     A  German  novelist. 

Fish,  F.  G.  A  Sunday  School  Teacher. 
An  American  writer  of  Brooklyn,  N.Y. 

Fisher,  Ed%vard.  E.  F.  An  Eng- 
lish writer ;  supposed  to  be  born  in  Glou- 
cestershire ;  was  known  for  his  extensive 
knowledge  of  ecclesiastical  history ;  d. 
in  Ireland  about  the  middle  of  the  seven- 
teenth century. 

Fisher,  George  Thomas.  G.  T.  F. 
An  English  writer  in  the  "  Westminster 
Review." 


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Fisher,  M.  A.  M.  A.  F.  An  Amer- 
ican writer  of  the  day. 

Fisher,  Sidney  George,  about  1810- 

1871.  Cecil ;  Kent.  An  American 
writer  of  Philadelphia. 

Fisher,  William,  1780-1852.  A  Naval 
Officer.  An  English  seaman;  second 
son  of  John  Fisher,  Esq.,  of  Yarmouth, 
Norfolk;  entered  the  navy  as  midship- 
man in  1795,  and  became  rear  admiral  of 
the  Red ;  d.  in  London. 

Fiske,  Willard.  W.  F.  An  American 
bibliographer  of  the  day,  of  Utica,  N.Y. 

Fitch,  Eleazer  Thompson,  1791- 
1871.  E.T.F.  An  American  educator ; 
b.  and  d.  in  New  Haven,  Conn. ;  Yale 
Coll.,  1810 ;  Andover  Tlieol.  Sem.,  1815 ; 
professor  at  Yale,  1817-71. 

Fitch,  Thomas,  A.M.,  1699-1774. 
One  u-ho  heartily  desires  the  Order,  Peace, 
and  Purity  of  the  Churches.  An  Ameri- 
can lawyer ;  b.  in  Norwalk,  Conn. ; 
Yale  Coll.,  1721;  governor  of  Con- 
necticut, 1754-66 ;  d.  in  his  native 
town. 

Fitton,  Sarah  Margaret.     S.  M.  F. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  427. 

Fitzgerald, .      F ,  Esq. 

An  English  poet  of  fifty  years  ago. 

Fitzgerald,  Edward.  E.  F.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day ;  publisher 
at  Albany,  N.Y.,  1872. 

Fitzgerald,  James  Edward.  The 
Superintendent.  .  An  English  writer  of 
Canterbury,  New  Zealand,  1853. 

Fitzgerald,  William  Thomas,  1759- 

1829.  Small-beer  Poet.  An  English 
poetaster;  educ.  at  Greenwich  School, 
and  afterwards  sent  to  the  Royal  Coll. 
of  Navarre,  in  the  Univ.  of  Paris ;  on  his 
return  from  France  he  was  entered  at 
the  Inner  Temple,  but  preferred  to  de- 
vote lumself  to  poetry  and  belles  lettres. 

Fitzgibbon,  Edw^ard. . 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  428. 

Fitz  Gibbon,  Maurice,  1818-81.  The 
White  Knight ;  Mac-an-t'sen  liiddery.  An 
Irish  gentleman ;  the  lineal  descendant 
and  representative  of  the  "  Old  Knight  " 
(Mac-an-t'sen  Riddery)  sept  of  the  Fitz- 
Gibbon  family  of  the  Desmond  Geral- 
dines,  as  well  as  of  the  "  White  Jvnight" 
sept  of  the  same  family;  d.  at  Crohana, 
near  Stoncyford,  county  Kilkenny. 

Fitzhardinge,  Henry.     //.  xMari.  ne. 

Fitzhiigh,    William     Henry,    1702- 

1830.  Ojiiwins.  An  American  j)liilan- 
thropist ;  1).  in  Chatham,  Stafford  Co., 
Va. ;  New  Jersey  Coll.,  1808;  and  settled 
on  tiie  patrimonial  domain  of  "  Ravens- 
worth,"  Fairfax  Co.,  Va. ;  vice-president 
of  the  American  Cohjnization  Society. 


Fitz-Patrick,      Patrick      Vincent 

Ryrie  Bjolla  Padring.  [The  author's 
name  in  the  Irish  character.] 

Flanders,  Henry,  A.M.,  1826-.  Oli- 
ver Thurston.  An  American  lawyer;  b. 
in  Plainfield,  N.H. ;  educ.  at  Kimball 
Acad,  and  at  the  seminary  in  Newbury, 
Vt. ;  studied  law,  and  in  1850  settled  in 
Philadelphia, where  he  has  since  practised. 

Fleetwood,  William,  D.D.  A  Di- 
vine of  the  Church  of  England ;  A  Curate 
of  Salop. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  428. 

Fleming,  Alexander.  Rednaxela 
Gnimelf  A.M.  A  Scottish  mathema- 
tician ;  a  clergyman(?),  minister  of  Neil- 
ston,  Renfrewshire. 

Fleming,  Caleb,  D.D.,  1698-1779. 
Publicus  ;  Theophilus  ;  A  Friend  to  Truth 
and  the  Present  Happy  Establishment. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  428. 

Fleming,  John.  J.  F.  A  Scottish 
writer  of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Fleming,  Mrs.  May  Agnes  (Early) 
Cousin  Maij  Carleton. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  428. 

Fletcher,  G.  H.  R.  G.  H.  R.  F. ;  A 
Parish  Priest.  An  English  clergyman; 
a  writer  of  the  day. 

Fletcher,  John.  A  Non-cormnissioned 
officer.  An  English  quartermaster  ser- 
geant. 

Fletcher,  Rev.  John,  -1785.  A  Lover 
of  Quietness  and  Liberty  of  Conscience ; 
The  Vindicator.  An  English  clergyman; 
vicar  of  Madily,  Yorkshire.    " 

Flint,  Rev.  James,  1781-1855.  ./.  F. 
An  American  clergyman  ;  b.  in  Reading, 
Mass. ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1802 ;  pastor  at 
Salem,  Mass.,  1821-55,  and  d.  there. 

Flint,  John.  J.  F.  An  English 
religious  writer. 

Flint,  Miss  Sarah  A.  S.  A.  F.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day. 

Flint,  Miss  Susan  C  A  Wanderer. 
An  American  writer;  published  in  Bos- 
ton, 1856. 

Flint,  William.  W.  F.  An  English 
veti-rinary  surgeon  of  HullC?). 

Flodman,  Anders,  1835-84.  An- 
ders R — n  A  Swedish  novelist  and 
miscellaneous  writer. 

Flood,   Henry,   Esq.     H***y,  F***, 

Esq. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  429. 

Flow^er,  Benjamin.  A  Friend  to  the 
Constitution.  An  English  journalist; 
was  first  a  wholesale  grocer  of  London ; 
afterwards  a  printer  at  Cambridge, 
where,  in  1793,  he  commenced  a  weekly 
paper,  "The  Cambridge  Intelligencer"; 
in    1816   he   resided   at   Harlow,   Essex, 


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^still  engaged  in  the  printing  business, 
and  tlie  conductor  of  a  monthly  entitled 
"  The  Political  Review." 

Flower,  Rev.  William  Balmbro'. 
W.  B.  F. ;  The  Curate  of  Stoke  Damerel. 
An  English  clergyman ;  Magdalen  Coll., 
Cambridge,  1843 ;  rector  of  Crawley, 
1855-60  et  seq. ;  British  chaplain  at 
Baden-Baden. 

Plowerdew,  Rev.  James.  A  Clergy- 
man of  the  Church  of  Scotland.  A  Scot- 
tish minister,  of  Essie,  Glammis. 

Floyer,  Mrs.  L.  S.  The  Examiner  of 
Needlework  to  the  School  Board  of  London  ; 
The  Late  Senior  Exarainer  of  Needlework 
to  the  School  Board  of  London.  An  Eng- 
lish writer  of  the  day. 

Fobes,  Perez,  LL.D.,  1742-1812.  A 
Clergyman  of  Massachusetts.  An  Ameri- 
can educator;  b.  in  Bridgewater,  Mass.; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1762;  studied  theology; 
pastor  at  Raynham,  Mass.,  1766-77; 
chaplain  in  the  army,  1777  ;  vice-presi- 
dent of  Brown  Univ.,  Providence,  R.I., 
1786;  teacher  of  the  Bristol  Acad., 
1796-1812. 

Folengi,  Teophilo.  Merlinus  Cocaius. 
A  whimsical  Italian  poet;  b.  near  Man- 
tua. 

Folkard,  Henry  Coleman,  1827-. 
A  Barrister.  An  English  lawyer;  son 
of  William  Folkard,  of  Mistley,  Essex ; 
called  to  the  bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn,  1858 ; 
a  member  of  the  Western  circuit. 

Follen,  Charles  Theodore  Chris- 
tian, 1796-1840.  C  F.  An  eminent 
German  scholar ;  b.  at  Romrod ;  in  1824 
came  to  this  country ;  perished  on  board 
the  Lexington  steamer  when  burnt  in 
Long  Island  Sound. 

Folsom,  Rev.  Nathaniel  Smith, 
1806-.  N.  8.  F.  An  American  clergy- 
man; b.  at  Portsmouth,  N.H. ;  Dart- 
mouth Coll.,  1828;  AndoverTheol.  Sem., 
1831 ;  professor  at  Meadville,  Penn., 
1848-61 ;  in  1875  removed  to  Boston. 

Folsom,  Mrs.  Susanna  Sarah  (Mc- 
Kean).  S.  S.  F.  An  American  poet; 
wife  of  Charles  Folsom,  of  Cambridge, 
Mass. 

Folton,  John.  J.  F.  An  English 
lawyer  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Fonnereau,  Thomas  George,  Esq. 
T.  G.  F.  Esqre. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  429. 

Fontaney,  A.,  1805-37.  Lord  Feel- 
ing ;    Y. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  429. 

Foote,  Samuel,  1722-77.  The  Eng- 
lish Aristophanes ;  The  Modern  Aristopha- 
nes. An  eminent  English  dramatist;  b. 
at  Truro,  Cornwall ;  educ.  at  Oxford  and 


at  the  Middle  Temple,  London;  he  be- 
came an  actor  and  writer  of  dramas. 

Forbes,  A.  A.  F.  An  English  artist 
of  the  first  part  of  the  eighteenth  century, 

Forbes,  Alexander  Penrose,  D.C.L., 
1817-75.     A.  F.  F. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  429. 

Forbes,  Rev.  Darius.  A  Believer.  An 
American  Universalist. 

Forbes,  Duncan,  1685-1747.  A  Gen- 
tleman  in  Edinburgh. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,'"  First  Series,  p.  429. 

Ford,  James.  J.  F.  An  English  di- 
vine ;  of  Oriel  Coll.,  1814 ;  prebendary  in 
Exeter  Cathedral,  1849 ;  in  1870  resident 
at  Stanley  Villa,  Weston,  Bath. 

Ford,  Thomas.  T.  F.  An  English 
printer. 

Fores,  S.  W.  John  Blunt.  An  English 
topographer  of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Forest, .     Nick  Testy ;  Alexander 

Grumble.  An  English  writer  of  rebusses 
and  letters  to  the  "  St.  James's  Chroni- 
cle." 

Forman,  William  Henry,  1837-.  Al- 
fred Ashton.  An  American  lawyer  and 
journalist  of  New  York  City,  where  he 
was  born. 

Formby,  Henry.  The  Editor  of  the 
"  Series  of  Hymns  and  Songs  for  Catholic 
Fa m Hies  a n d  Schools  " ;  H.F.  An  English 
Roman  Catholic  writer  of  the  day. 

Formey,  Jean  Henri  Samuel,  1711- 
1797.  Yemrof.  A  French  jurist  and 
philosopher ;  b.  and  d.  at  Berlin ;  pro- 
fessor in  the  French  college  at  Berlin, 
1737-97. 

Fornell,  Bror  Edvard,  1820-69.  Jere- 
mias  Munter.     A  Swedish  novelist. 

Forrest,  Charles,  and  W.  Grange. 
C.  F.  and  W-  G.  English  Avriters  of 
the  day. 

Forrester,  Alfred  Henry.     A  Pencil. 

See  "Pen  and  Pencil";  and  "I.  and 
P.,"  First  Series,  p.  429. 

Forster,  B.  M.  B.  M.  F.  -  An  Eng- 
lish botanist. 

Forster,  Josiah.  J.  F.  An  English 
Friend  of  Southgate ;  afterwards  of  Tot- 
tenham, near  London. 

Forster,  ,  and  Ingle,  .      F. 

and  I.     English  writers. 

Fortescue,  Ed%Tard  Francis  Knot- 
tesford.  E.  F.  K.  F.  An  Englishunusi- 
cian  and  composer  of  the  day,  of  London. 

Foscolo,  Niccold  Ugo,  1777-1827. 
Bidi/mus  Clericus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  430. 
Fosdick,    Rev.    David,    Jr.,    1813-. 
D.  F.;    A   Citizen  of  Ahe   United   States. 
An  American  clergyman ;  b,  in  Charles- 
town,  Mass. ;  Amherst  Coll.,  1831 ;  Ando- 


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ver  Theol.  Sem.,  1833;  pastor  at  Ster- 
ling, Mass.,  1841-45;  at  the  HoUis  Street 
Church,  Boston,  1846-47 ;  at  South  Gro- 
ton,  Mass.,  1854-60 ;  minister  at  large  in 
Groton  for  some  years ;  has  since  resided 
in  that  town. 

Fosdick,  H.  M.  The  Chief  Engineer. 
An  American  civil  engineer  of  Canada. 

Foster,  George  James.  G.  J.  F.  An 
English  writer  of  the  day,  for  children. 

Foster,  Michael.  The  Trinitij  Prce- 
lector  in  Phi/siolof/(j.  An  English  physi- 
cian; M.A.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Cambridge, 
1871 ;  Hon.  LL.D.  of  Glasgow ;  pro- 
fessor of  physiology ;  secretary  to  the 
Eoyal  Society. 

Foster,  IMary  F.      Cactus. 

Foster,  S.  Conant.  The  Poet  Wheel- 
man.    An  American  poet  of  the  day. 

Foster,  William.  A  Citizen  of  Boston. 
An  American  political  economist. 

Foulger,  Eev.  Robert  William.  The 
Vicar  of  Pen/ei/ .  An  English  clergyman; 
St.  Aidan's,  1865 ;  vicar  of  Penley,  Elles- 
merc,  187o-87. 

Foulis,  Sir  James,  Bart.,  -1791.  An 
Old  TIereditari/  Burgess,  and  Proprietor  in 
both  Cit/i  and  Conntg.  A  Scottish  baro- 
net of  Colinton,  near  Edinburgh. 

Fowle,  William  Bentley,  1795-1865. 
A  Bostonian  ;  The  Instructer.  An  Ameri-. 
can  educator;  b.  in  Boston,  Mass.;  was 
a  bookseller  till  1823,  when  he  engaged 
in  teaching ;  to  which  work,  and  the 
])reparation  of  school-books,  he  chiefly 
devoted  liis  life ;    d.  in  Medford,  Mass. 

Fowler,  Benjamin.  B.  F.  An 
English  writer  of  Loiuion. 

FoAvler,  William  Warde.  ^1?/  Oxford 
Tutor.  An  English  clergyman  ;  Pember- 
ton  Coll.,  Oxford,  1832;  M.A.,  1835. 

Fox,  Hon.  Charles  James.  Mr.  F ; 

Catiline  the  Second ;  Man  of  the  People. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  431. 

Fox,  E.  G.  E.  G.  F.  An  Englisit 
artist  and  book  illustrator  of  London. 

Fox,  George  Wilder.  Amateur ; 
Helper ;  Nemo  ;  Solitaire ;  Wilder ;  G. 
W.  F.  An  American  journalist  of  the 
day. 

Fox,  M.  J.  M.  J.  F.  An  English 
writer  of  Die  day,  of  London (■?)  ;  a  Bible- 
class  teacher. 

Fox,  Robert  Barclay,  1817-55.  R. 
B.  F.  An  English  friend  ;  a  poet ;  d.  at 
Gizeh,  Cairo. 

■  Fox,  S.  J.  J.  S.  J.  J.  F.  An  Eng- 
lish friend ;  a  writer  of  tlie  day. 

Fox,  Rev.  Thomas  Bayley,  1808-70. 
A  Pastor ;  T.  B.  F.  An  American  cler- 
gyman ;  b.  in  Boston ;  Ilarv.  Coll.,  1828 ; 
Div.  School,  1831 ;  pastor  at  Ncwbury- 


port,  Mass.,  1831-45;  at  Boston  for  some 
years ;  afterwards  was  a  journalist  in 
that  city ;  d.  in  Dorchester,  Mass. 

Foxcroft,  Rev.  Thomas,  1697-1769. 
T.  F.,  one  of  the  bereaved  Sons.  An 
American  clergyman ;  b.  in  Cambridge, 
Mass.;  Harv.  Coll.,  1714;  pastor  at 
Boston,  1717-69,  and  d.  there. 

Foy,  Mathilda,  1813-69.  M.  F.  A 
Swedish  writer  of  juvenile  books. 

Franchett,  Mrs.  E.  D.  E.  D.  F.  An 
English  writer  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Frank,  Gnstav,  ritter  von.  Dr. 
Franck.     A  German  dramatist. 

Franklin,  Benjamin.  Le  Bonhomme 
Richard. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  432. 

Fraser,  Archibald  Campbell.  An 
Officer  of  the  Volunteer  Corj)s.  A  Scottish 
surgeon;  entered  the  army  as  assistant 
in  1808;  first-class  sm'geon  in  1834; 
placed  on  half  pay  in  1839 ;  served  in 
the  Peninsula  and  secured  the  war  medal 
with  three  clasps,  for  Corunna,  Nivelle, 
and  Nive. 

Fraser,  John.  Maria.  An  Irish 
writer;   a  cabinet  maker. 

Fraser,  John,  1846-.  Bartolo.  A 
Scottish-American  journalist;  b.  at 
Tyree,  Scotland;  resident  in  Chicago, 
111. 

Frederick,  Duke  of  York,  1763-1827. 
The  Soldier's  Friend.  An  English  soldier, 
the  2d  son  of  George  III.,  and  com- 
mander of  the  British  troops  in  the  Low 
Countries,  at  the  time  of  the  French 
Revolution. 

Freedley,  Edwin  TroxeU,  1827-. 
Glaucus.  An  American  author ;  b.  in 
Philadelphia,  Penn. ;  studied  law  at 
Harv.  Univ.,  1845  ;  in  1851  settled  in  his 
native  city,  where  he  devoted  himself  to 
literary  pursuits. 

Freeman,  Nathaniel  Chapman. 
Peter  Pindar,  J  un.  An  American  poet;' 
a  merchant(?)  of  Philadelphia. 

Freeman,  The  Ven.  Philip.  P.  F. ; 
A  Member  of  the  Committee.  An  English 
clergyman;  Trin.  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1839; 
vicar  of  Thorverton,Collumpton,  Devon, 
1858-70  et  seq. ;  a  member  of  the  Cam- 
bridge Camden  Society  in  1845. 

Freeman,  Rev.  Thomas  Matthew. 
A  Coimtni  Parson.  An  English  clergy- 
man; Cos.  Hall,  Durham,  1^.54;  P.C.  of 
Melior,  Stockport,  1859-80  et  seq. 

Freke,  William,  Esq.      W.  F. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  432. 

Freneau,  Philip.    A  Native  of  America. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series",  p.  433. 

Friedrich,  Mine.  Bertha  Heyn,  1823- 
85.       Golo    Raimund  ;    Georg   Dannenberg . 


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A  German  writer;  b.  at  Magdeburg; 
author  of  many  novels. 

Frisbie,  Levi,  1748-1806.  One.  of  Dr. 
Wheelock's  Pupils.  An  American  clergy- 
man; b.  in  Branford,  Conn.;  Dartmouth 
Coll.,  1771 ;  studied  theology  with  Presi- 
dent Wheelock ;  was  for  a  time  a  mis- 
sionary to  the  Delaware  and  Canadian 
Indians;  pastor  at  Ipswich,  Mass.,  1776- 
1806,  and  d.  there. 

Frost,  Pvev.  BarziMni,  1804-58.  B.  F. 
An  American  clergyman  ;  b.  at  Effing- 
ham, N.H. ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1830  ;  pastor  at 
Concord,  Mass.,  1837-58,  and  d.  there. 

Frost,  John,  LL.D.      Robert  Ramble. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,''  First  Series,  yi.  433. 

Frothingham,  Nathaniel  Liangdon, 
D.D.     F. ;  N.  L.  F. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  433. 

Frothingham,  Octavius  I5rooks, 
1822-.  0.  B.  F.  An  American  writer ;  b. 
in  Boston  ;  Hary.  Coll.,  1843 ;  Divinity 
School,  1846  ;  pastor  in  New  York  City, 
1860-79;  in  1881  devoted  himself  to 
literature  in  Boston. 

Froude,  James  Anthony,  LL.D.  J. 
A.F. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  433. 

Froude,  Richard  Hurrell,  1803-36. 
/8  [Beta].  An  English  poet;  entered 
Oriel  Coll.,  Oxford,  1821 ;  elected  fellow, 
1826;  tutor,  1827-30;  ordained  deacon, 
1828 ;  priest,  1829. 

Frufort,  C.  F.  ^Folus.  A  French 
writer. 

Fry,  Anne,  1764-1829.  A.  F. ;  A 
Friend  who  is  lately  deceased.  An  Eng- 
lish Friend ;  wife  of  Joseph  Storrs  Fry, 
of  Frenchay,  lastly  of  Redland,  near 
Bristol. 

Fry,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  (Gurney),  1780- 
1845.  The  Female  Howard.  An  English 
Friend ;  b.  at  Norwich ;  in  1800  married 
Mr.  Fry ;  devoted  much  of  her  life  to 
works  of  philanthropy. 


Fry,  John.     J.  F. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  433. 

Fry,  K.,  and  Cresswell,  Mrs.  Rachel. 

Two  of  her  Daughters. 

Frye,  Eev.  Percival,  1786-1863.  A 
Cornish  Vicar.  An  English  clergyman; 
b.  in  London  ;  Oriel  Coll.,  Oxford,  1806; 
vicar  of  St.  Winnow,  1835-63 ;  d.  there. 

Fiicini,  Renato.  Neri  Tanfucio.  An 
Irish  poet  of  the  day. 

Fuller,  Hiram.  The  White  Republi- 
can. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  433. 

Fuller,  Samuel,  D.D.  Defensor.  An 
American  Episcopal  clergyman ;  b.  at 
Rensselaerville,  N.Y. ;  Union  Coll.,  1822 ; 
tutor  there,  1828-30;  professor  in  the 
Berkeley  Theol.  School,  1859-83  ;  profes- 
sor emeritus,  1883-. 

Funk, .     An  Illinois  Farmer.     An 

American  political  writer. 

Furley,  Rev.  Samuel,  1732-95.  8.  F. 
An  English  clergyman ;  b.  at  Westham, 
Essex  ;  d.  at  Roche. 

Furness,  William  Henry,  D.D., 
1802-.  F. ;  W.  H.  F. ;  The  Pastor.  An 
American  clergyman ;  b.  in  Boston, 
Mass.;  Harv.  " Coll.,  1820;  Divinity 
School,  1823;  pastor  at  Philadelphia., 
Penn.,  1825-75  ;  still  resides  in  that  city. 

Futhey,  Janies  Ij.  Alphera.  An 
American  poet  and  essayist,  of  Chester 
Co.,  Penn. 

Futhey,  John  Smith,  1820-.  J.  S.  F. 
An  American  author;  b.  in  Chester  Co., 
Penn. ;  educ.  at  local  academies,  and  at 
the  law  school  of  Dickinson  Coll. ;  ad- 
mitted to  the  bar  of  Chester  Co.  in  1843, 
and  was  district  attorney  for  five  years  ; 
present  judge  of  the  district,  1879-87  et 
seq. 

Fyffe,  Charles  Alan,  M.A.  A  Mem- 
ber of  the  Committee.  An  English  scholar; 
Univ.  Coll.,  Oxford,  1865;  bursar  of 
estates. 


G. 


Gadsden,    Christopher     Edw^ards, 

1785-1852.  The  Rector  of  St.  Philip's 
Church.  An  American  clergyman  ;  b. 
and  d.  in  Charleston,  S.C. ;  Yale  Coll., 
1804;  assistant  rector  of  St.  Philip's, 
Charleston,  1810-40;  bishop  of  South 
Carolina,  1840-52. 

Gaffield,  Thomas.  An  Amateur.  An 
American  writer;  in  1887,  of  Boston, 
Mass. 


Gage,  Thomas,  1721-87.   Lord  Boston. 

An  English  soldier;  b.  at  Firle,  Sussex  ; 
governor  of  Massachusetts,  1774-75 ;  d. 
in  England. 

Gage,  Rev,  William  Jjeonard,  A.M. 
A  Unitarian.  An  American  clergyman; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1853;  from  1860,  Congrega- 
tional pastor  at  Hartford,  Conn. 

Gale,  Benjamin,  1715-90.  A  Gentle- 
man in  the  Eastern  Part  of  Said   Colony. 


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An  American  physician;  b,  on  Long 
Island;  Yale  Coll.,  1733;  studied  medi- 
cine under  Dr.  Jared  Eliot,  of  Killing- 
worth,  Conn. ;  settled  in  that  town,  and 
d.  there. 

Gale,  Frederick.  7'he  Old  Buffer; 
A  Wykehamist.  An  English  sporting 
writer  of  the  day. 

Gale,  Rev.  Henrj'-.  The  Shade  of  Sir 
Sobert  Feel.  An  English  clergyman ; 
B.C.L.  at  Trin.  Hall,  Cambridge,  1836; 
rector  of  Treborough,  Taunton,  Somer- 
set, 1857-70  et  seq. 

Gale,  Samuel,  Esq.,  1682-1754.  Cim- 
obelin.  An  English  antiquary ;  son  of 
Dr.  Thomas  Gale,  and,  like  his  brother 
Roger,  was  well  versed  in  English  anti- 
quities; b.  in  London. 

Gall,  Rev.  James.  One  of  the  Major- 
ity. A  Scottish  Presbyterian  minister  of 
the  day. 

Gallagher,  William  Davis.     Erato. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  434. 

Gallenga,  Antonio.  L.  M.  [Luigi 
Mariotti]. 

Galloway,  George.  A  Christian  Ob- 
server. A  Scottish  writer;  published 
at  Glasgow. 

Galloway,  Joseph.  Joe  Gallop-away  ; 
A  Late  Author;  An  American. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  434. 

Gait,  John,  1779-1839.  Nathan  Butt; 
James  Pa  wide,  Esq. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  434. 

Gait,  John  M.  G.;  A  Voice  from  Vir- 
ginia.    An  American  political  writer. 

Gait,  William  Hamilton.  Charles 
Ulrich,  .Jr. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  434. 

Galton,  Francis,  1822-.  An  Ex- 
plorer. An  English  traveller;  cousin  of 
Charles  Darwin ;  b.  at  Duddeston,  near 
Birmingham  ;  Trin.  Coll.,  Oxford,  1844  ; 
general  secretary  of  the  British  Associa- 
tion, 18(i3-68. 

Gamble,  John,  Esq.,  A.M.  A  Protes- 
tant Dissenter.  An  Irish  writer  of  Stra- 
bane ;  b.  in  the  North  of  Ireland  ;  educ. 
at  Pembroke  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1784 ; 
studied  medicine  at  Edinburgh ;  and 
served  for  some  time  in  a  medical  capac- 
ity in  the  army. 

Gandolphy,  Peter,  1779-1821.  A 
Catholic  Priest.  An  English  Catholic ; 
b.  at  East  Shem,  county  Surrey ;  educ. 
by  the  Jesuits  at  Lie'ge  Academy  and  at 
Stonyhurst  College,  where  in  1801  he 
became  a  teacher ;  was  employed  at  the 
Spanish  Chapel,  London,  till  1818 ;  d. 
at  his  native  place. 

CJangooly,  Jogut  Chunder.  A  Dis- 
ciple of  the   Unitarian  Mission.     An  East 


Indian  ;  converted  by  Rev.  C.  H.  Dall, 
and  came  to  this  country  for  instruction. 

Gannett,  Ezra  Stiles,  D.D.,  1801- 
71.  G.;  E.  8.  G. ;  G — n.  An  American 
clergyman ;  b.  at  Cambridge,  Mass. ; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1820 ;  pastor  at  Boston, 
1824-71 ;  d.  near  Boston. 

Gardera,  F.  B.  F.  B.  G.  A  French 
teaclier  in  England. 

Gardiner,  Frederic,  D.D.,  1822-.  A 
Clergyman.  An  American  Episcopal 
clergyman ;  b.  in  Gardiner,  Me. ;  Bow- 
doin  Coll.,  1842;  General  Theological 
Seminary,  but  did  not  graduate  ;  pro- 
fessor in  the  Berkelev  Theological  School, 
Middleton,  Conn.,  1869-87. 

Gardiner,  John.  1731-93.  Barebones. 
An  American  lawyer;  b.  at  Boston; 
studied  law  in  England  ;  in  1786  settled 
in  Pownalboro',  Me.;  was  drowned  on  his 
jjassage  to  the  General  Court  of  Massa- 
chusetts, in  a  storm  off  Cape  Ann. 

Gardiner,  Richard.  A  Gentleman. 
An  English  poet  of  one  hundred  years 
ago. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  435. 

Gardner,  Alexander.     A.  G. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  435. 

Gardner,  Augustus  Kingsley,  M.D., 
1812-70.  ^4  Student  in  Paris.  An  Amer- 
ican physician  of  New  York  City  ;  son  of 
Samuel  Jackson  Gardner ;  b.  in  Rox- 
bury,  Mass. ;  Harv.  Medical  School, 
1844 ;  practised  his  profession  in  New 
York  City,  and  d.  there. 

Garnett,  John.  John  G.  An  Amer- 
ican writer  of  New  Brunswick,  N.J.(?). 

Garnham,  Rev.  Robert  Edward, 
1753-1802.     Ereunetes ;  Idiota;   Synergus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  435. 

Garrett,  Annie  and  Ellen  Amelia. 
Annie  and  Ellen  Ami'lia.     English  poets. 

Garrett,  Rev.  John.  The  Vicar.  An 
English  clergyman  ;  vicar  of  St.  Paul, 
1857-64,  and  commissary  to  the  bishop 
of  Columbia. 

Garrick,  David,  1716-79.  The  Eng- 
lish Roscius  ;  W.  C. ;  Roscius  ;  Sir  Nicho- 
las Nipclose,  Baronet. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  435. 

Garrison,  William  Liloyd,  1805-79. 
A.  0.  B. ;  An  Old  Bachelor.  An  Amer- 
ican journalist ;  b.  at  Newburyport, 
Mass. ;  for  many  )'ears  resided  in  Boston  ; 
d.  in  New  York  City. 

Gastrell,  Francis,  D.D.,  1662-1725. 
The  Right  Reverend  Father  in  God,  Fran- 
cis, Late  Lord  Bishop  of  Chester.  An  Eng- 
lish clergyman  ;  b.  at  Slapton,  in  North- 
arnptonsiiire ;  educ.  at  Westminster 
School  and  Christ  Church,  Oxford; 
bishop  of  Chester,  1714-25. 


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GatcheU,  Charles,  M.D.  Thorold 
King.  An  American  writer  of  Chicago, 
1886 (?). 

Gathercole,  Michael  Augustus.    L. 

S.  E.  An  English  clergyman  ;  vicar  of 
Chatteris,  Cambs.,  1845-77  ;  since  resided 
at  the  Manor  House,  Chatteris,  1877-87. 

Gatty,  Alfred,  D.D.,  1813-.  A 
Rhijmer. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  435. 

Gavit,  Daniel  E.     Tivag. 

Gay,  Horace.  Un  Parisien  devenu 
Muscovite.     An  English  traveller. 

Gay,  John,  1688-1732.  J.  G. ;  W.  B. 
An  English  poet ;  b.  near  Barnstaple,  in 
Devonshire  ;  at  an  early  age  apprenticed 
to  a  silk-mercer  of  London ;  but  soon 
devoted  himself  to  poetry  and  the  drama. 

Gayton,  Mrs. .     Bessie  Albert. 

Geddes,  Rev.  Dr.  Alexander,  1737- 
1802.     Jodocus  Cocaius. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  436. 

Geering,  Thomas.  One  icho  has  never 
lived  out  of  it.  An  English  writer  of 
Hailsham,  count}"-  of  Sussex. 

Geijerstani,  Gustaf  af.  G.  of  G.  A 
Swedish  author  and  miscellaneous  writer. 

Gellerstedt,  Albert  T.  A.  T.  G.  A 
Swedish  poet  and  miscellaneous  writer. 

Gellie,  Mrs.  Mary  E.     M.  E.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  436. 

George,  Henry,  1839-.  The  Prophet 
of  San  Francisco.  An  American  political 
economist;  b.  in  Philadelphia;  went  to 
sea  at  an  early  age,  and,  reaching  Cali- 
fornia, remained  there  as  a  journalist ; 
in  1880  he  removed  to  New  York  City, 
and  in  1886  received  a  large  vote  for 
mayor  of  the  city. 

George  III.,  King  of  England.  Geor- 
die,  Emperor  of  Gotham. 

George  IV.,  1762-1830.  First  Gentle- 
man of  Europe. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  436. 

Gerard,  James  Watson,  1794-1874. 
A  Pelican. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  436. 

Gerard,  Trophime,  Marquis  de  Lally 
Tollendal,  1751-1830.  An  Englishman. 
A  French  jurist;  b.  in  Paris;  deputy  of 
the  nobility  of  Paris  to  the  Constituent 
Assembly,  1789;  in  1792  retired  to  Eng- 
land, where  he  wrote  to  the  Convention, 
offering  to  defend  Louis  XVI. ;  became 
a  pee-r  of  France  under  the  Restoration. 

Gerhardt,  Dagobert  von,  1831-. 
Gerhard  von  Ami/ntor.  A  German  novel- 
ist of  the  day;  b.  at  Liegnitz;  since 
1872  he  has  devoted  himself  at  Pots- 
dam to  literary  pursuits. 

Gerrans,  Rev.  Benjamin.  A  Teacher 
of  the   Persic,  etc.,  languages.     An   Eng- 


lish educator ;  b.  at  Truro  ;  usher  of  St. 
Olave's  Grammar  School,  Southwark, 
1775-84 ;  master  of  the  academy,  62 
Fenchurch  Street,  1797. 

Gestrin,  Charles  Edward  H.  C.  E. 
H.  G.  An  American  essayist;  a  writer 
of  the  day. 

Gibb,  Sir  George  Duncan,  Bart., 
M.D.  Carribber.  An  English  physi- 
cian ;  a  writer  of  the  day. 

Gibbon,  Edward,  1737-94.  The 
Author.  An  eminent  English  historian; 
b.  at  Putney ;  educ.  at  Westminster 
School,  and  at  Oxford;  d.  in  London. 

Gibbon,  J.  H.  J.  H.  G.  An  Ameri- 
can writer. 

Gibbons,  M.  S.  "  Volo  non  Valeo." 
An  English  writer  of  the  day. 

Gibbons,  William,  M.D.,  1781-1845. 
Vindex.  An  American  physician;  b.  in 
Philadelphia,  Penn. ;  M.D.  at  the  Univ. 
of  Penn.,  1805,  and  practised  in  Wilming- 
ton, Del. ;  he  was  a  Friend,  and  took  an 
active  part  in  the  religious  controversy 
that  divided  that  sect;  d.  in  Wilmington. 

Gibbs,  Oliver.     Oliver. 

Giberne,  Agues.     A.  G. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  437, 

Gibson,  Edmund,  D.D.  ^4  Minister ; 
The  Bishoj)  of  London. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  437. 

Gibson,  William,  1720-91.  IVillij  o' 
the  Ilollins.  An  English  self-taught 
mathematician ;  b.  at  Boulton,  near 
Appleby,  in  Westmoreland;  was  for  a 
time  a  farmer  at  Hollins,  in  Cartmell 
Fell ;  afterwards  a  teacher  at  Tarngreen, 
and  at  Cartmell,  and  previously ;  in  all 
for  forty  years  ;  d.  near  Cartmell. 

Gibson,  William  31.,  -1887.  Doctor. 
An  American  physician  ;  d.  at  James- 
town, Penn. 

Giddy,  Edward  Collins,  1775-1833. 
G.  An  English  poet  and  meteorologist; 
b.  and  d.  at  Penzance,  Cornwall. 

Gilford,  F.  O.     Hartlei/  Wintley. 

Gifford,  James.  A  Unitarian.  An 
English  writer;  captain  in  the  Royal 
Navv. 

Giflfbrd,  Robert  Swain,  1840-.  The 
Griffin.  An  American  artist;  b.  in 
Naushon,  Mass.  ;  passed  his  early  life  in 
New  Bedford,  Mass.,  and  was  educated 
there ;  opened  a  studio  in  Boston  in 
1864,  but  removed  to  New  York  City  in 
1866 ;  has  spent  some  years  in  forejgn 
travel. 

Gifford,  William.  Georgius  Guliel- 
mus  Rossaiis ;  J.   Wright. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  437. 

Gilbert,  Charles  Sandoe,  -1831.  The 
Historian  of  Cornwall.    An  English  chem- 


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ist  and  druggist  at  Devenport ;  b.  in  that 
town;  afterwards  in  London,  where  he 
died. 

Gilbert,  Davies,  D.C.L.,  1767-1839. 
Davies  Giddy.  An  English  writer  ; 
original  name  Giddy;  b.  at  St.  Erth; 
Pemberton  Coll.,  Oxford,  1785 ;  M.P.  for 
Helston,  1804-06 ;  for  Bodmin,  1806-32 ; 
president  of  the  Royal  Society,  1827-30  ; 
d.  at  Eastbourne. 

Gilbert,  G.      Omega. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  437. 

Gilbert,  Sir  Geoffry,  1074-1726.  A 
Late  Learned  Judge. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  437. 

Gilbert,  Capt.  Thomas.  The  Editor. 
An  English  writer  of  one  hundred  years 
ago ;  commander  of  the  "  Charlotte." 

Gilchrist,  O.  G.  A  Friend  to  Can- 
dour and  Truth.     An  English  writer. 

Gilder,  Jeannette  liBonard  and  Jo- 
seph B.  The  Lounger.  [In  "  I.  and  P.," 
p.  437.] 

Miss  J.  L.  Gilder's  name  is  Jeannette  ("  Bruns- 
wick" and  "Erasmus").  "The  Lounger"  is 
totli  Jeannette  L.  and  Josepli  B.  Gilder  (not  J. 
B.  6.  alone).  J.  L.  and  J.  B.  G.  are  both  edi- 
tors of  the  "  Critic"  (not  J.  L.  G.  alone). 
Very  truly  yours, 
(Signed)        J.  L.  &  J.  B.  Gildeb. 

Gildon,  Charles,  1665-1723-24.  JJn- 
damour.  An  English  dramatist ;  b.  at  Gil- 
lingham,  near  Shaftesburj',  in  Dorset- 
shire ;  edtic.  at  the  English  college  at 
Douay ;  was  embalmed  by  Pope  in  the 
"  Dnnciad." 

Giles,  Henry,  1809-82.  H.  G.  An 
American  clergyman ;  b.  at  Crokford, 
county  Wexford,  Ireland ;  came  to  this 
country  in  1840;  latter  part  of  his  life 
lived  near  Boston,  and  d.  there. 

Giles,  John  Allen,  D.C.L.,  -1884.  A 
Protestant  Member  of  the  University  of  Ox- 
ford. An  Englisii  clergyman;  Christ 
Church  Coll.,  Oxford,  1828;  rector  of 
Sutton,  Surrey,  1807-84. 

Gill,  Rev.  Thomas  Howard.  One 
of  His  Sons.  An  Enghsh  clergyman; 
Trin.  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1859 ;  chaplain 
of  tiie  English  Church,  Rue  d'Aguesseau, 
Paris,  1883-87. 

Gillies,  Robert  Pearce.  A  Literanj 
Veteran  ;  S-  K.  C  ;  A   Voi/ager. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Scries,  p.  438. 

Gillmor,    Captain   .      A   Retired 

Naval    Commander.      An    English    poet ; 
an  officer  in  the  Royal  Navy. 

Gillmor,  Rev. William.  A  Clergyman. 
An  Englisii  divine;  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin, 
1820  ;  vicar  of  lliingworth,  1836-70  et  scq. 

Gilman,  George  H.  An  Old  Pioneer. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day,  of  Houl- 
ton,  Me. 


Gilman,  Samuel,  D.D.     G.;  S.  G. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,    First  Series,  p.  438. 

Gilman,  William  E.  Noah  Count. 
An  American  writer  of  Chelsea,  Mass. 

Girardin,  Mme.  Delphine  (Gay)  de. 
Leo  Lesies. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  438, 

Girdlestone,  Rev.  Charles,  M.A. 
The  Creation  of  an  Hour.  An  English 
clergyman;  Wadham  Coll.,  Oxford,  1818; 
rector  of  Kingsvvinford,  Stourbridge, 
Staffordshire,  1847-70  et  seq. 

Gladstone,  Mrs.  Jemima  Compton. 
Jemima  Compton.  An  English  novelist; 
wife  of  George  Gladstone. 

Gladstone,  AVilliam  E.,  D.C.L.  Glad- 
dg  ;  Mr.  Merrypebble. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  438. 

Glanville,  John  T.  One  of  their  own 
Class.     An  English  servant. 

Glascock,  Capt.  William  Nugent. 
The  Authors  of  the  "  Naval  Sketch  Book  "  ; 
A  Tar. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  438. 

Glaser,  Adolf,  1829-.  Eeinald  Beimar. 
A  German  author ;  b.  at  Wiesbaden;  has 
devoted  his  life  chiefly  to  literary  pursuits. 

Gleig,  Rt.  Rev.  George,  LL.D.,  1753- 

1839.     B G .    A  Scottish  bishop 

of  the  Episcopal  Cliurch  ;  bish.op  of  Bre- 
chin, 1810;  primus,  1816;  he  was  the 
father  of  George  Robert  Gleig. 

Gleig,  Rev.  George  Robert.  A71 
Officer. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  438. 

Glenie,  James,  Esq.,  F.R.S.,  M.A., 
1750-1817.  An  Officer.  A  Scottish 
mathematician ;  b.  in  Aberdeen ;  was 
early  sent  a  cadet  to  Woolwich  ;  he  rose 
to  be  major  of  engineers,  and  was  chiefly 
employed  in  Canada ;  in  1806  and  1807 
lie  was  api)ointed  to  important  posts 
which  he  soon  lost ;  d.  at  Chelsea. 

Glennie,  Rev.  John  David,  M.A. 
An  Inspector  of  Schools.  An  English 
clergyman ;  Clirist  Coll.,  Cambridge, 
1848;  vicar  of  Croxton,  Eccleshall,  1869- 
80  et  seq. ;  London  Dioc.  Inspector  of 
Schools,  1853-57  ;  Her  Majesty's  Inspec- 
tor of  Schools,  London  and  Middlesex, 
1857-58;  Norfolk,  Suffolk,  and  Essex, 
1858-60. 

Glover,  Richard.  An  Old  Member  of 
Parliament. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  439. 
Gliick,  Barbe  Elisabeth,  1814-. 
Bettg  Paoli.  A  German  poet;  b.  at  Vi- 
enna ;  was  for  a  long  time  a  teacher  in 
Russia,  then  companion  of  Princess 
Schwarzenberg,  and  settled  in  her  na- 
tive city,  devoting  herself  to  literary 
labor. 


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Goddard,  Eev.  Charles,  D.D.     The 

Vicar  of  that  Parish  [Bexley].  An  Eng- 
lish clergyman  ;  archdeacon  of  Lincoln. 

Godfrey,  Col.  John  A.  "■Gov."  An 
American  poet  of  the  day. 

Godolphin,  Sidney,  1st  Earl  of  Go- 
dolphin,  1645-1712.  Fiscario.  An  emi- 
nent English  statesman  ;  b.  in  Cornwall  ; 
lord  high  treasurer,  1702-11 ;  d.  at  St. 
Albans. 

Godson,  Rev.  John.  A  Vicar.  An 
English  clergyman  ;  St.  Catherine  Coll., 
Cambridge,  1859 ;  vicar  of  Ashby  Fol- 
ville,  Melton-Mowbray,  1869-80  et  seq. 

Godwin,  E.  C.  Caleb  iStarhuck.  An 
American  novelist. 

Godecke,  Peter  August,  1840-.  Finn. 
A  Swedish  journalist  and  author. 

Godsche,  Hermann  Ottoinar  Fried- 
rich.  Sir  .John  Batcllffe.  A  German 
novelist  of  the  day. 

Gorling,  Adolph.  A.  v.  Colenfeld. 
A  German  novelist. 

Gotberg,  R.  Reinhold.  A  Swedish 
writer. 

Gothe,  Georg.  G.  G.  A  Swedish 
author. 

Goflfe,  Joseph.  A  Member  of  the 
Council.  An  American  minister  of  Wor- 
cester Co.,  Mass.,  seventy  years  ago. 

Goldsmith,  Lieut.  Hugh  Colvill, 
ll.N.,  1789-1841.  An  Officer  of  the  Eo;/al 
Navy.  An  English  naval  officer ;  b.  at 
St.  Andrews,  New  Brunswick;  d.  at  sea, 
off  St.  Thomas,  West  Indies. 

Goldsmith,  Liewis,  1763-1846.  A 
Gentleman  resident  at  Paris;  A  Gentle- 
man at  Paris.  An  English  Jew  ;  at  one 
time  he  edited  the  Paris  "  Argus,"  and 
was  interested  in  French  politics. 

Goldsmith,  Oliver,  1728-74.  Goldy  ; 
Tom  Telescope,  xl.i1/.  ,•   The  Inspired  Idiot. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  439. 

Golightly,  Charles  Portales,  M.A. 
A  Member  of  the  University  of  Oxford ;  A 
Senior  Resident  Member  of  the  University 
of  Oxford.  An  English  clergyman  ; 
Oriel  Coll.,  Oxford,  1828;  in  1880  resi- 
dent in  Holywell  Street,  Oxford. 

Gomersall,  Mrs.  A.  A  Female  In- 
habitant of  Leeds,  in  Yor!:shire.  An  Eng- 
lisli  novelist  of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Good,  Henry.  An  Advocate.  An 
American  law  writer  of  the  day,  at  Chili. 
South  America. 

Good,  Rev.  Philip  Henry,  M.A.  An 
Englishman.  An  English  clergyman ; 
Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin,  1863;  curate  of 
Woking,  Surrey,  1879-80  et  seq. 

Goodloe,  Daniel  R.  A  Carolinian. 
An  American  statesman,  of  North ('Q 
Carolina. 


Goodluck,  W.  R.  The  Master  of  a 
Grammar  School.  An  English  teacher 
sixty  years  ago. 

Goodspeed,  Rev.  Edgar  J.  A  Chi- 
cago Clergyman.  An  American  writer  of 
the  day. 

Goodwin,  Ezra  Shaw,  A.M.,  1787- 
1833.  G — 11.  An  American  minister  ; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1807  ;  pastor  at  Sandwich, 
Mass.,  1813-33. 

Goose,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Foster,  1635-. 
Mother  Goose.  An  American  woman;  b. 
in  Charlestown,  Mass. ;  in  1693  married 
Isaac  Goose,  of  Boston,  where  she  re- 
mained many  years.  One  of  her  daugh- 
ters was  the  wife  of  Thomas  Fleet,  a 
printer  of  Pudding-lane,  Boston  ;  Mrs. 
Goose  lived  with  Mrs.  Fleet  as  a  nurse 
to  the  children,  and  there  she  sang  from 
morning  till  night :  — 

"Up  stairs  and  down  stairs. 
And  in  my  lady's  chamber." 

Mr.  Thomas  Fleet  carefully  wrote  down 
her  rhymes  as  they  fell  from  her  lips, 
and  printed  and  sold  them  for  "  two 
coppers." 

Gordon,  Mrs.  George  W.  A  Mother. 
An  American  writer;  wife  of  a  former 
postmaster  of  Boston. 

Gordon,  or  Gordone,  Kev.  James.  A 
Minister  of  that  Church.  A  Scottish  di- 
vine ;  minister  of  Alford,  early  in  the 
eighteenth  century. 

Gordon,  Joseph.  An  Obscure  and 
Nameless  Bard  in  the  Braes  of  Angus.  A- 
Scottish  poet  of  sixty  years  ago. 

Gordon,  Mrs.  Mary  (Wilson).  His 
Daugliter.  A  Scottish  lady  ;  daughter  of 
John  Wilson  (Christopher  Noi-th). 

Gordon,  Thomas,  16B4(?)-1750. 
An  Iiidependent  Whig ;  Cato  the  Jour- 
nalist ;  A  Member  of  the  House  of 
Commons. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  440. 

Gordon,  William.  Parthenopcens 
Hereticus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  440. 

Gore,  Mrs.  Catherine  Frances 
Grace  (Moody).      C.  F.  G. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  440. 

Gorham,  George  Cornelius,  B.D. 
Candichis.  An  English  clergyman ; 
Queen's  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1809;  vicar  of 
Brampford-Speke,  Devon. 

Gossip,  Robert.  ^4  Layman.  An 
English  journalist,  late  of  the  "  Daily 
Review." 

Gostling,  William,  M.A.,  1695-1777. 
One  ivell  acquainted  ivith  some  of  the  Trav- 
ellers. An  English  antiquary;  b.  and  d, 
in  Canterbury ;  minor  canon  of  the 
cathedral. 


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Gough,  Richard,  i?.  G. ;  li.  G.,  Jun- 
ior ;  R.  S. ;  H.  D. ;  Q. ;  J.  A. ;  Another 
Cantab;  Pro  me,  si  merear,  in  me. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  440. 

Croulburn,  Very  Rev.  Edward  Bley- 
rick,  D.D.  A  Pastor.  Au  Englisli  di- 
vine ;  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford,  1839 ;  dean  of 
Norwich,  1866-80  et  seq. 

Gould,  Benjamin  Aptliorp,  1824-. 
B.  A.  G.;  N.  P.  D.  An  American  as- 
tronomer ;  b.  in  Boston,  Mass. ;  Harv. 
Coll.,  1844;  astronomer  at  Cordoba,  Ar- 
gentine Republic,  1868-85 ;  has  since  re- 
sided at  Cambridge,  Miiss. 

Gould,  Miss  Hannah  Plagg,  1789- 
1865.  H.  F.  G.  An  American  poet;  b. 
in  Lancaster,  Mass. ,  removed  in  early 
life  to  Newburyport,  Mass.,  where  she 
afterwards  resided. 

Govenius,  Rev.  J.  Lars  Johan.  A 
Swedish  clergyman  and  novelist. 

Govett,  Rev.  Thomas  Romaine.  An 
Eije.-Witness.  An  English  clergyman;  rec- 
tor of  Alby,  Hanworth,  Norfolk,  1853-68; 
vicar  of  All  Saints,  Newmarket,  1868-80 
et  seq. 

Gower,  Richard  Hall.  An  Officer  in 
the  Service  of  the  East  India  Conipani/.  An 
English  seaman ;  inventor  of  the  Transit 
four-masted  vessel. 

Grabouski,  Stanislaus  Stephan  Al- 
toerc  graf  v.,  1828-74.  Stanislaus  Albert. 
A  German  novelist;  b.  at  Berlin;  became 
an  officer  in  the  Prussian  army ;  from 
1866  h-e  devoted  himself  to  literary  pur- 
suits at  Dresden  and  at  Berg  (near  Stutt- 
gart) ;  d.  at  Lungenschlag. 

Gradwell,  Robert,  D.D.,  1777-1833. 
J.  Hardman.  An  English  Catliolic  cler- 
gyman ;  b.  at  Clifton,  in  the  Fylde,  Lan- 
cashire; educ.at  Douay ;  assistant  bishop 
of  London,  1828-33 ;  d.  at  Golden  Square, 
London. 

Graff,  Mrs. .     Maud  Grafton. 

Grafton,  Augustus  Henry  Fitzroy, 
3d  Duke  of,  173U-1811.  .1  Lai/nian.  A 
British  statesman ;  was  a  meudjer  of  the 
aduiinistration  most  of  the  time  from  1765 
to  1775. 

Graham,  George  J.  Launcelot  Lang- 
dale. 

Grahame,  James.  A  Member  of  the 
iSrolish  Jj(ir.  A  Scottish  lawyer;  nephew 
of  James  Graiiame  the  poet. 

Granger,  Rev.  Arturus,  A.M.,  1803- 
'45.  Paul.  An  American  Congregational 
minister;  b.  in  SufReld,  Conn.;  educ.  at 
the  Princeton  Theol.  S"m.,  1828;  served 
as  a  pastor  in  Medfield  (Mass.),  Wil- 
mington (Del.),  Meridcn  and  Middleton 
(Conn.),  and  at  Providence  (R.L),  1844- 
45,  and  d.  there. 


Granie,  Pierre,  1755-1819.  Un  Cito- 
i/en  des  Etats-Unis.  A  Prench  jurist  and 
historian;  b.  at  Beziers;  in  1819  became 
vice-president  of  the  tribunal  of  the  first 
instance  of  Bordeaux,  and  d.  there. 

Grant,  Colesworthy.  An  Artist  in 
India.     An  English  artist  fifty  years  ago. 

Grant,  Sir  Francis,  Lord  Cullen,  about 
1660-1726.  ****** ;  A  Member  oj  Parlia- 
ment. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,""  First  Series,  p.  441. 

Grant,  Rev.  Robert,  B.C.L.  A  Cler- 
gyman. An  English  divine ;  New  Coll., 
Oxford,  1822 ;  vicar  of  Bradford-Abbas 
w.  Clifton-Maybank,  1828-80  et  seq. 

Grant,  Thomas.  His  Uncle.  A  Scot- 
tish bookseller. 

Granville,  Dr.  Augustus  Bozzi.  One 
of  the  6S7  F.B.S. sss. 

See  '•  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  441. 

Granville,  George,  Lord  Lansdowne, 
1667-1735.     Lord  L — ne. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  441. 

Grasse-Tilly.Comte  Francois  Joseph 
Paul  de,  1723-88.  Un  Ojficier  de  I'urmee 
navale en  Amenque en  1 781-82.  A  French 
naval  oflicer ;  b.  at  Valette  ;  served  in  the 
American  War,  1781-82  ;  d.  in  France. 

Graves,  Rev.  Richard,  1715-1804. 
Christopher  Collop,  Curate  of  Cotswold  ; 
A  Young  Man  in  Town. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  441. 

Gray, .     A  Country  Gentleman.     A 

Scottish  -writer  of  seventy  years  ago. 

Gray,  Rev.  Andre^v.  The  Minister  of 
a  Chapel  of  Ease. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  441. 

Gray,  Asa,  and  another.  Two  Readers 
of .  .  .  Daruun's  Treatise. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  441. 

Gray,  Rev.  Frederick  Turell,  -1855. 
F.  T.  G.  An  American  clergyman;  min- 
ister at  large  in  Boston,  1833-39 ;  pastor 
at  the  Bulfinch  Street  Church,  1839-55; 
d.  in  Boston. 

Gray,  James.  J — s  G — y.  An  Eng- 
lish writer  early  in  the  eigliteenth  century. 

Gray,  John  Henry,  A.M.,  -1850.  A 
Bostonian.  An  American  writer;  Harv, 
Univ.,  1824. 

Gray,  Jonathan,  Esq.  Her  Father. 
An  English  writer  of  York. 

Gray,  Thomas,  1716-71.  The  Bard. 
An  English  poet;  b.  in  London;  educ.  at 
Eton  and  at  Peter-house,  Cambridge ;  trav- 
elled with  Horace  Walpole  in  Italy,  1739- 
41 ;  resided  at  Peter-house  for  many  years, 
till  1756,  when  he  removed  to  Pembroke- 
hall;  professor  of  modern  liistory  at  Cam- 
bridge, 1768-71  ;  and  d.  there. 

Greeley,  Horace,  1811-7'^.  Godek 
Gooduuill.     An  American  journalist;   b. 


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at  Amherst,  N.H. ;  learned  the  art  of 
printing  at  East  Poultney,  A'^t. ;  removed 
to  New  York  City  in  1831;  established 
the  New  York  "Tribune"  in  1841 ;  d.  in 
Pleasantville,  near  New  York  City. 

Green,  Evelyn  Everett.  H.  F.  E. 
An  English  writer  of  the  day. 

Green,  Frederick.  ^1  Barrister.  An 
English  lawyer  of  the  daj'. 

Green,  Henry  WoodliiiU,  1802-76. 
The  Chancellor.  An  Aiueriean  jurist; 
b.  at  Lawrenceville,  N.J. ;  New  Jersey 
Coll.,  1820;  admitted  to  the  bar  of 
Trenton,  N.J.,  in  1825 ;  chancellor, 
1860-66 ;  president  of  the  board  of 
trustees  of  Princeton  Theol.  Sem., 
1860-76,  and    d.   at  Trenton. 

Green,  John,  D.D.  Thomas  Astley ; 
Academicus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  442. 

Green,  John  Henry,  Esq.,  F.E.S., 
1791-1863.  The  President  of  the  Royal 
College  of  Surgeons  of  England.  An 
English  surgeon ;  b.  in  London ;  educ. 
professionally  at  St.  Thomas's  Hospital ; 
in  1820  he  became  surgeon  to  the  hospi- 
tal; in  1830  professor  in  King's  Coll.; 
president  of  the  Royal  Coll.  of  Surgeons, 
1849  and  1858 ;  d.  at  the  Mount,  Hadley. 

Greena^vay,  Rev.  Stephen,  1713-95. 
An  Honest  Coantri/man.  A  clergyman  of 
the  Church  of  England;  b.  at  Salisbury; 
educ.  at  Oxford  ;  but  M.A.  at  Cambridge, 
1772;  he  held  the  living  of  Dalby  on  the 
Woulds,  county  Leicester,  from  1737  ;  of 
Nether,  Broughton,  from  1740;  and  that 
of  Cropwell  Bishop  from  1771;  d.  at  Dalby 
on  the  Woulds. 

Greene,  Edward  Burnaby.    E.  B.  G-. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  Eirst  Series,  p.  442. 

Greene,  George  Washington,  1811- 
83.  G.  W.  G.  An  American  scholar  and 
writer;  b.  at  East  Greenwich,  Kent  Co., 
R.I. ;  entered  Brown  Univ.,  but  did  not 
graduate;  United  States  consul  at  Home, 
1837-45 ;  in  1852  removed  to  New  York 
City ;  professor  at  Brown  Univ.,  1848-52 ; 
professor  at  Cornell,  1872  ;  d.  at  his  na- 
tive place. 

Greene,  R.  H.  Claes  Martenze.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day. 

Greene,  Robert.  Cuthhert  Conny- 
catcher ;    AjiotJi  E.  Car  if. 

Greene,  Robert  w!     P.  C.  Centz. 

Greene,  W.  W.  G.  An  American 
writer  in  the  "American  Whig  Review." 

Greene,  William.  W.  G.  An  Eng- 
lish poet  of  Newcastle(?)  sixty  years  ago. 

Greenleaf,  Simon,  LL.D.,  Esq.  A 
Member  of  the  American  Bar. 

See  "  i.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  442. 

Greenough,  Alfred,  1844-84.     A.   G. 


An  American  arcliitect ;  b.  in  Boston  ; 
Harv.  Univ.,  1885;  studied  his  profession 
in  Europe  ;  travelled  in  Japan  and  South- 
ern India,  1882-84;  d.  at  Rangoon. 

Greenough,  James  Bradstreet.  ./. 
B.  G.  An  American  scholar ;  Harv. 
Univ.,  1856;  Cambridge  Law  School; 
settled  as  a  lawyer  at  Marshall,  Mich., 
1858 ;  tutor  of  Latin  in  Harv.  Univ., 
1865-73 ;  professor  and  assistant  pro- 
fessor, 1873-87. 

Greeii\yood,  Francis  William  Pitt, 
1797-1843.  A  Seeker.  An  American  cler- 
gjmian  ;  b.  in  Boston  ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1814  ; 
pastor  at  Boston,  1818-20  and  1824-43 ; 
d.  in  Dorchester,  Mass. 

Greenwood,  Isaac,  1702-45.  Aca- 
demicus. An  American  mathematician; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1721 ;  professor  of  mathe- 
matics, 1728-38 ;  d.  in  Charlestown, 
Mass. 

Greg,  William  Rathbone.     W.  R.  G. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  443. 

Gregor,  Francis,  1760-1815.  A  Free- 
holder of  Cornwall.  An  English  writer ; 
M.P.  for  Cornwall,  1790-1806  ;  d.  at  Tre- 
warthenick. 

Gregory,  Alexander  Tighe ; 

An  Enqlishman  Abroad. 

See  ''  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  443. 

Gregory,  Rev.  Francis,  D.D.  A  Di- 
vine of  the  Church  of  England.  An  Eng- 
lish clergyman  ;  rector  of  Hambledon, 
Bucks.,  in  the  first  part  of  the  eighteenth, 
century. 

Gregory,  Henry,  D.D.  H.  G.;  The  Rec- 
tor. An  American  Episcopal  clergyman ; 
in  1850-51  rector  of  St.  James's  Church, 
New  York  City  ;  in  1858  president  of  De 
Veaux  Coll.,  near  Niagara  Falls. 

Gregory,  James,  1639-75.  Patrick 
Alatliers,  arch-bedel  to  the  Univ.  of  St. 
Andrews.  An  eminent  Scottisli  matlie- 
matician ;  b.  in  the  county  of  Aberdeen  ; 
professor  at  St.  Andrews,  and  afterwards 
at  Edinburgh. 

Gregory,  William,  1803-58.  W.  G. 
A  Scottisli  cliemist ;  b.  and  d.  in  Edin- 
burgh ;  was  the  favorite  pupil  of  Liebig ; 
after  having  taught  at  Glasgow  and  iVber- 
deen,lie  was  professor  at  Edinburgh,  1843— 
58. 

Grenville,  George,  1712-70.  Gentle 
Shepherd. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  443. 

Grenville,  Richard,  1st  Earl  Temple, 
1711-77.  Lord  Gaivkey  ;  Tiddy-doll ;  A 
Son  of  Candor.  An  English  statesman  ; 
brother-in-law  of  Lord  Chatham. 

Grey,  Francis.  A  Person  who  re- 
nounced Deism.  An  American  writer  of 
eighty  years  ago. 


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Grey,  Sir  George,  K.C.B.  His  Excel- 
lency the  Governur  in  Cliief  of  New  Zea- 
land. An  English  civilian ;  lieutenant- 
governor  of  South  Australia,  1841 ; 
governor  of  New  Zealand,  1846 ;  gov- 
ernor, etc.,  of  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope, 
1854. 

Grey-Egerton,  Sir  Philip  de  Mal- 
pas.     P.  de  M.  G.  E. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  443. 

Gridley,  Wayne.  W.G.  AnAmeri- 
caa  political  writer  of  Charleston,  S.C.C?). 

Griffis,  William  Elliot,  D.D.  Curio. 
An  American  Congregational  clergyman ; 
Rutgers  Coll.,  1869;  pastor  in  Boston, 
1887. 

Griffith,  Richard.  Antomathes;  Henry; 
Tria  Juncta  in  Uno,  M.N.A.,  or.  Master  of 
No  Arts. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  443. 

Grimstone,  Mrs.  Leman.     Oscar. 

See  '■  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  444. 

Grindle,  Wesley.  A  Universalist.  An 
American  writer. 

Griswold,  Frances  Irene  Burge. 
Mrs.   S.   S.  Phelps. 

Griswold,  Rufus  Wilmot,  D.D., 
1815-57.  Lndwig.  An  American  liter- 
ary critic ;  b.  in  Benson,  Rutland  Co., 
Vt. ;  spent  his  life  chiefly  in  New  York 
City,  engaged  in  literary  pursuits,  and 
d.  there. 

Grogan,  Mrs.  Millleent.  Erich  Mac- 
kenzie. An  English(?)  or  Scottish(?) 
writer. 

Grose,  Francis.  Geoffrey  Gambado, 
Ridimi  Master. 

Also  attributed  to  Henrij  Bunhury. 

Grossheinn,  Julie.  ./.  E.  Mand.  A 
Gennitn  novelist. 

Grosvcnor,  Benjamin,  B.D.,  1675- 
1758.  B.  G.  An  English  Dissenter;  b. 
and  d.  in  London;  educ.  at  the  academy 
atAttercliffe,  Yorkshire;  pastorof  an  Inde- 
pendent congregation  in  London, 1704-58. 

Grosvenor,  H.  S.  //.  (S'.  G.  An 
American  religious  writer. 

Grote,  George,  1794-1871.  Histori- 
cus.  An  English  historian ;  b.  at  Clay 
Hill,  near  Beckenham,  Kent ;  educ.  at 
the  Charterhouse;  at  the  age  of  sixteen 


entered  his  father's  bank  as  a  clerk,  and 
worked  there  for  32  j'ears  ;  in  1830  be- 
came the  head  of  the  bank ;  M.P.,  1833- 
41 ;  from  that  time  became  simply  a 
man  of  letters ;  d.  in  London,  and  was 
buried  in  Westminster  Abbey,  in  the 
Poet's  Corner,  near  Macaulay. 

Grousset,  Paschal,  1844-.  Philippe 
Darijl  ;  Docteur  Blasius  ;  Leopold  Virey. 
A  French  journalist ;  b.  in  Corsica ; 
studied  medicine  at  Paris,  and  then 
threw  himself  into  journalism  ;  first  ap- 
pearing in  the  "  Etendard  "  ;  then  pass- 
ing to  "  Figaro  "  ;  in  1871  he  was  exiled 
from  France,  and  in  1872  was  trans- 
ported to  New  Caledonia;  escaping  in 
1874  he  fled  to  England  by  the  way  of 
San  Francisco  and  New  York. 

Grove,  Joseph,  -1764.  A  Freeholder 
of  the  County  of  Surrey.  An  English 
attorney  of  Richmond,  of  the  middle  of 
the  eighteenth  century. 

Grover,  S.  T.  An  Original  Republican. 
An  American  political  writer  of  St. 
Louis  (?). 

Grumbine,  J.  C.  F.     May   Wright. 

Guezenec,  Alfred.  Alfred  de  Brehat. 
A  French  writer  of  the  day. 

Guild,  Mrs.  Caroline  Snowden 
(Whitniarsh)  and  Mrs.  Anne  E.  Guild. 
G.  S.  \V.  and  A.  E.  G.,of  Boxbury,  Muss. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  444. 

Guillemard,  H.  M.  A  Broker.  An 
English  financial  writer  of  the  day. 

Gullberg,  Gustaf.  GustafG.  A  Swed- 
ish journalist  and  miscellaneous  writer. 

Gundling,  Julius.  Lucian  Herbert. 
A  German  novelist. 

Gunn,  Alexander,  D.D.,  1784-1829. 
Clericns.  An  American  clergyman;  b. 
at  Digby,  Nova  Scotia  ;  Columbia  Coll., 
N.Y.,  1805 ;  pastor  at  Bloomingdale, 
N.Y.,  1808-29,  and  d.  there. 

Gurney,  John,  1680-1740.  The  Nor- 
wich Quaker.  An  English  Friend  of  Nor- 
wich. 

Gwatkin,  Rev.  Thomas.  A  Country 
Clergyman.  An  English  divine  of  one 
hundred  years  ago. 

Gwinn,  Hon.  C.  J.  M.  G.  An 
American  writer  of  Baltimore (?). 


H. 


Habcrstich,  Samuel.    Jeremias  Gott- 
helf  Jr. 

Habii'h,  Edward.     An  American. 
See  "  1.  and  1'.,"  First  Scries,  p.  445. 


Hacksell,  Emilia.  Elis  Emil.  A 
Swedish  novelist. 

Hadow,  James,  D.D.  A  Friend.  A 
Scottish   clergyman ;    principal   of    the 


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St.  Andrew's  Univ.,  in  the  first  part  of 
the  eighteenth  century. 

Hiiberlin,  Karl  Ludwig,  1784-1858. 
H.  E.  B.;  Belaui ;  Friedrich  Heinemann. 
A  German  autlior ;  b.  at  Erlangen ;  from 
1828  he  lived  at  rotsdam,  and  d.  there. 

Haggitt,  Rev.  George,  M.A.,  1757-95. 
A  Clergi/man  of  the  Estahlisliment.  An 
English  clergyman ;  rector  of  Beecham- 
well,  Norfolk ;  educ.  at  Harrow  School, 
and  at  Clare  Hall,  Cambridge. 

Halght,  Canniff.  A  Sexagenarian. 
A  Canadian  writer  of  the   day. 

Hale,  Charles,  M.A.,  1831-82.  Mr. 
Seward's  Pet.  An  American  journalist, 
politician,  and  lawyer  ;  b.  and  d.  in  Bos- 
ton ;  Harv.  Univ.,  1850 ;  consul-general 
to  Egypt,  1864-71  ;  assistant  United 
States  secretary  of  state,  1872-73 ;  a 
lawyer  in  Boston,  1874-82. 

Hale,  Charles  Reuben,  D.D.  The 
Committee.  An  American  scholar ;  Univ. 
of  Pennsylvania,  1858 ;  chaplain  in  the 
United  States  navy,  1863-71;  in  1887  at 
Davenport,  la. 

Hale,  David,  1791-1849.  A  Father. 
An  American  journalist;  b.  at  Lisbon, 
Conn. ;  editor  of  the  New  York  "  Journal 
of  Commerce,'"  1827-49. 

Hale,  Edward  Everett,  D.D,  J. 
Thomas  Darragh,  Late  C.  C  S. ;  E. 
E.  H.;   H—e. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  446. 

Hale,  Horatio  Emmons,  about 
1817-.  H.  E.  H.  An  American  phi- 
lologist; son  of  Mrs.  S.  J.  Hale;  Harv. 
C^oU.,  1837  ;  was  attached  to  the  United 
States  Exploring  Expedition  under  Cap- 
tain Wilkes ;  has  later  been  admitted  to 
the  bar,  and  been  devoted  to  the  duties 
of  his  profession. 

Hale,  Rev.  Richard,  M.A.  The 
Vicar  of  Hareivood.  An  English  clergy- 
man ;  St.  Peter's  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1794 ; 
in  1851  rector  of  Goldsborough  and  vicar 
of  Harewood,  Yorks. 

Hale,  Salma.     S.  H. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  446. 

Halked,  Nathaniel  Brassey,  1751- 
1830.  Detector.  An  eminent  English 
Orientalist ;  educ.  at  Harrow  Scliool ; 
spent  some  years  in  the  service  of  the 
East  India  Company  at  Bengal ;  returned 
to  England  in  1790,  and  was  M.P.  for 
Lymington,  1791-96;  d.  in  West  Square, 
Surrey. 

Halked,  Nathaniel  Brassey,  and 
Sheridan,  Richard  Brinsley  Butler. 
H.  S. 

The  former,  a  profound  Orientalist. 

The  latter.  — See  "I.  and  P.,"  First 
Series,  p.  549. 


Hall,  Abraham  Oakey.  A  Member 
of  the  New  York  Bar. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  446. 

Hall,  Edward  Brooks,  D.D.,  -1866. 
H. ;  E.  B.  H. ;  H — /.  An  American 
minister ;  b.  at  Medford,  Mass. ;  Harv. 
Univ.,  1820  ;  Divinity  School,  1824  ;  was 
for  many  years  pastor  at  Providence, 
R.I.,  and  d.  there. 

Hall,  John  E.,  1783-1829.     SedLeii. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Seiues,  p.  446. 

Hall,  Mrs.  Louisa  Jane  (Park) 
1802-.  L.  J.  H.;  L.  J.  P.  An  Ameri- 
can poet ;  b.  in  Newburyport,  Mass. ; 
married  Dr.  Hall,  of  Providence,  R.I., 
in  1840;  in  1887  a  resident  of  Boston, 
Mass. 

Hall,  Rev.  Nathaniel,  1805-75.  Its 
Minister.  An  American  clergyman ;  b. 
in  Medford,  Mass. ;  Divinity  Scliool, 
Cambridge,  1834;  Hon.  A.M.  at  Har- 
vard, 1851 ;  pastor  of  the  First  Church 
in  Dorchester,  Mass.,  1835-75,  and  d. 
there. 

Hall,  Thomas.  Achmet.  An  English 
poet. 

HaU,  Thomas  Bartlett,  1824-.  A 
Bible  Spiritualist.  An  Americaii  lawyer ; 
b.  in  Springfield,  Mass. ;  Harv.  Univ., 
1843 ;  practised  law  several  years  in 
Boston,  but  has  since  been  engaged  in 
other  matters ;  residence  in  1883  at 
Longwood. 

Hall-Stevenson,  John,  An  Indepen- 
dent;  An  Independent  Teacher  of  the 
Truth ;  Eugenius ;  The  Lord  of  Crazy 
Castle. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  447. 

Hallam,  Arthur  Henry,  1811-33. 
T.  II.  E.  A.  An  English  poet;  b.  ir^ 
London;  Trin.  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1832; 
and  entered  the  Middle  Temple ;  d.  m 
Germany  ;  he  was  betrothed  to  the  sister 
of  the  poet  Tennyson,  and  the  In  Me- 
moriam  of  the  latter  is  a  dirge  to  the  de- 
parted. 

Hallard,  Frederick.  A  Lawyer.  A 
Scottish  lawyer  of  Edinburgh. 

Halleck,  Fitz-Greene.     F.  G.  H. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  447. 

Halloran,  Law^rence  Hynes,  D.D. 
Philonaiiticus.  An  Irish(?)  clergyman; 
poet  and  dramatist;  was  at  one  time 
master  of  Alphinton  Acad., near  Exeter; 
then  a  chaplain  in  the  navy ;  still  later 
rector  of  tlie  public  grammar  school  at 
the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  and  chaplain  to 
the  forces  in  South  Africa. 

Halstead,  Leonora  B.  Barbara  El- 
boii.     An  American  novelist  of  the  day. 

Hamerton,  Philip  Gilbert,  1834-. 
Adolphus  Segruve  ;  An  Etcher.     An  Eng- 


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lish  artist,  editor,  and  poet ;  b.  at  Lane- 
side,  near  Shaw,  Lancashire ;  ediic.  at 
Burnley  and  Doncaster  grammar 
schools,  and  by  private  tutors  ;  resided 
some  years  in  France,  studying  painting 
and  French  literature ;  has  since  chiefly 
resided  in  London,  devoted  to  art  and 
literature. 

Hamilton,  Eev.  Alexander.  A  Min- 
ister of  knoiun  Learniiuj,  Pietij,  and  Intey- 
ritij.  A  Scottish  clergyman  of  Edin- 
burgh of  two  hundred  years  ago. 

Hamilton,  Alexander,  LL.D.  ^4  Sin- 
cere Friend  to  America  ;  A.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  447. 

Hamilton,  John,  Esq.  A  Lay  Mem- 
ber of  tlie  Church  ;  A  Non-Intrusionist.  A 
Scottish  advocate. 

Hamilton,  Sarah.  A  Resident  of 
Sherwood  Forest.  An  English  poet  and 
dramatist. 

Hamilton,  Thomas  Baillie,  7th 
Earl  of  Haddington,  -1794.      The  Bight 

Honourable  the  Earl  of  Had ton. 

An  English  peer;  d.  at  Ham,  county 
Surrey,  in  1794. 

Hamilton,  William  Gerard,  1729- 
96.  Single-Speech  Hamilton.  An  English 
statesman ;  b.  in  London ;  educ.  at  Ox- 
ford ;  chancellor  of  the  exchequer  in 
Ireland,  1765-84. 

Hamlen,  Miss  Georgina.  Valentine 
Stephenson. 

Hamley,  Sir  Edward  Bruce,  1824-. 
Alexandre  Sue- Sand,  Jils.  An  eminent 
British  soldier  and  author ;  b.  at  Bod- 
min, Cornwall;  educ.  at  the  Roj^al  Mili- 
tary Acad,  at  Woolwich;  entered  the 
army  in  1843  ;  became  lieutenant-general 
in  1882;  has  written  for  "Eraser"  and 
"Blackwood";  M.P.,  1885-87. 

Hammer,  Evan.     Philonorvagus. 

Hammitt,  Samuel  A.  ..4  Straij  Yankee 
in  Texas. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  448. 

Hammond,  Col.  M.  C.  M.  H.  An 
American  writer  of  South  Carolina(?). 

Hampden,  Renn  Dickson,  D.D., 
1793-1868.  The  Regius  Professor  of  Di- 
vinitij  [at  Oxford].  An  English  clergy- 
man; b.  in  Barbadoes;  Oriel  Coll.,  Ox- 
ford, 1813;  principal  of  St.  Mary's  Hall, 
1833;  professor  of  divinity,  1836  ;  bishop 
of  Hereford,  1847-68. 

Hannay,  James,  1827-73.  Percival 
Plug,  R.N.;  A  Carlglian.  A  Scottish 
litterateur;  b.  at  Dumfries;  entered  the 
royal  navy  in  1840,  but  in  1845  left  it, 
and  devoted  himself  to  literature,  con- 
tributing to  many  journals  and  periodi- 
cals, from  "Punch"  to  tlie  quarterly 
reviews  ;  consul  at  Barcelona,  1868. 


Hansard,  Thomas  Curson.   T.  C.  H. 

An  English  lawyer ;  eldest  son  of  T.  C. 
Hansard,  of  London ;  author  of  the 
"Pari.  Debates",  called  to  the  bar  at 
the  Middle  Temple,  1846. 

Hanshall,  J.  H.  The  Editor  of  the 
"Chester  Chronicle."  An  English  journal- 
ist. 

HanAvay, .     Farmer  Trueman. 

Han^vay,  Jonas.  A  Citizen  ;  A  Mer- 
chant. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  448. 

Hanway,  William.  A  Gentleman. 
An  Englisli  f)oet ;  of  the  Navy  Office ; 
brother  of  Jonas  Hanway. 

Happer,  A.  P.  An  Inquirer.  An 
English  colonial  wi'iter  of  the  day. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  448. 

Harcourt,  Simon,  Baron  Harcourt, 
of  Stanton-Harcourt,  in  the  county  of 
Oxford,  -1727.  Codicil.  An  eminent 
English  lawyer  and  statesman ;  lord  high- 
chancellor  of  Great  Britain,  1712-14  and 
1721-27 ;  in  1721  he  was  created  Vis- 
count Harcourt. 

Harcourt,  Sir  William  George 
Granville  Vernon,  LL.D.,  Joseph 
Chamberlain,  and  others.  Leading 
Liberals.      English  statesmen  of  the  day. 

Hardres,  T.  T.  H.  An  English 
poet  of  Canterbury,  in  the  first  part  of 
the  eighteenth  century. 

Hardy,  E.  J.  ^1  Graduate  of  the  Uni- 
versitji  of  Matrimony.  An  English  writer 
of  the  da}-. 

Hardy,  Rev.  Robert.  A  Clergyman. 
An  English  divine  ;  vicar  of  the  united 
parishes  of  Walberton  and  Yapton,  and 
of  Stougliton,  in  Sussex,  and  chaplain  of 
tlie  Prince  Regent. 

Hare,  Augustus  William  and  Julius 
Charles.     A  Layman. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p. 449. 

Hare,  Julius  Charles.  -/.  C.  H. ; 
Julius. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  449. 

HarkshaAV,    Mrs.    .     Aunt   Effie. 

An  English  writer  for  the  young. 

Harland,  Henry.  Sidney  Luska.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day ;  a  clerk  of 
the  Surrogate  Court,  New  York. 

Harlcy,  Robert,  Earl  of  Oxford  and 
Mortimer,  1661-1724.  Hermodactyl  of 
High   Fame;   A  Noble  I'eer  ;   Robin. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  449. 

Harley,  Robert,  Earl  of  Oxford,  and 
Saint- John,  Henry,  Viscount  Boling- 
broke.     Ox —  and  Bull — . 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  449. 

Harmer,  Rev.  Thomas,  1715-88.-  A 
Suffolk  Minister.  A  learned  English 
Dissenter ;  b.  at  Norwich  ;  became  min- 


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ister  of  a  congregation  at  Wattsfield, 
Suffolk. 

Harney,  George  Julian.  The  Ed- 
itor of  "  The  Jersey  Independent."  An 
English  journalist. 

Harper,  Alexander.  A  Deveronside 
Poet.     A  Scottish  poet. 

Harper,  Eev.  Samuel  BroTvn.  A 
Writer  of  "A  Voice  from  the  North." 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  449. 

Harper,  William.  A  Friend.  A 
Scottish  writer. 

Harrington,  Rev.  Joseph,  1813-52. 
J.  H.  An  American  clergyman  ;  Harv. 
Coll.,  1833;  d.  at  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

Harris, .     Phil  Scot.     A  Scottish 

■writer  the  first  part  of  the  eighteenth 
century. 

Harris,  Alexander.  An  Atheist.  An 
English  writer. 

Harris,  Miss  Amanda  Bartlett.  A. 
B.  H.  ;  Kirkland.  An  American  writer 
of  the  day  of  Warner,  Merrimack  Co., 
N.H. 

Harris,  Edward.  Lunatico  De  Cranki. 

Harris,  Emily  Marion.  E.  M. 
H . 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  449. 

Harris,  H.  A  Looker-Oat.  An  Eng- 
lisli  song-writer  of  the  day. 

Harris,  Rev.  J.  Simon  Peeper,  Esq. 
An  English  journalist. 

Harris,  James,  1709-80.  J.  H.  An 
English  gentleman  of  uncommon  parts 
and  learning,  of  Malmesbury,  M.P. 

Harris,  James  Howard,  Viscount 
Fitzharris,  3d  Earl  of  Malmesbury, 
1807-.  A  Nobleman.  An  English  peer  ; 
b.  in  Spring  Gardens,  London;  succeeded 
his  father  in  1841 ;  educ.  at  Eton  and 
Oxford;  M.P.  for  Wilton,  1841;  secre- 
tary for  foreign  affairs,  18-52  and  1858-59 ; 
lord  privy  seal,  1866-68  ;  residence  Heron 
Court,  near  Christ  Church,  Hampshire. 

Harris,  James  Lampson.  J.  L.  H. 
An  English  religious  writer. 

Harris,  Thaddeus  William,  1795- 
1856.  II — s.  An  American  naturalist; 
b.  in  Dorchester,  Mass. ;  Harv.  Coll., 
1815;  librarian  at  Harvard,  1831-56;  d. 
at  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Harris,  William  Torrey,  A.M., 
1835-.  Hermes.  An  American  philoso- 
pher; b.  in  North  Killingly,  Conn. ;  Hon. 
A.M.,  at  Yale  Coll.  in  1869 ;  resident  in 
Concord,  Mass. 

Harrison,  Mrs.  Constance  Gary. 
Mrs.  Burton. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  450. 

Harrison,  Jesse  Burton.  A  Vir- 
ginian. An  American  writer  of  Rich- 
mond, Va.C?). 


Harrison,  Rev.  Joseph.  The  Minis- 
ter of  that  Parish.  An  English  clergyman 
of  Cirencester. 

Harrison,  William  Henry,  1773- 
1841.  "Old  Tip"  [or  Tippecanoe'].  An 
eminent  American  general ;  b.  in  Charles 
Co.,  Va. ;  president  of  the  United  States, 
March  4  to  April  4, 1841 ;  d.  at  Washing- 
ton, D.C. 

Hart,  Mrs.  Mrs.  Jerninghavi.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day. 

Hart,  Rev.  William,  A.M.,  171.3-84. 
Scripturista.  An  American  Congrega- 
tional minister;  b.  in  East  Guilford 
[now  Madison],  Conn. ;  Yale  Coll.,  17-32  ; 
pastoral  Saybrook  [now  Old  Saybrook], 
Conn.,  17.36-84. 

Hartig,  F.  An  Officer  of  State.  An 
Austrian  writer  of  the  day. 

Hartmann,  Emma.     Fr.  H.  Palmer. 

Hartmann,  Franz.      F.  II. 

Harvey,  Francis,  1792-.  Zethar.  An 
English  preacher ;  b.  at  Hayle ;  emigrated 
to  Verulam,  Natal;  a  writer  of  the  day. 

Harvey,  Joseph,  D.D.,  1787-1873.  An 
Edwardean.  An  American  clergyman; 
b.  at  East  Haddam,  Conn. ;  Yale  Coll., 
1808 ;  secretary  of  the  American  Educa- 
tional Society,  Boston,  1825;  was  en- 
gaged in  various  parochial  labors  till 
1858,  when  he  removed  to  Michigan, 
where  he  d.  at  the  village  of  Harvey,  on 
the  shore  of  Lake  Superior. 

Harvey,  Thomas  Kingston,  1831- 
72.  T  H.  II.  An  Englisli  barrister;  b. 
at  Penzance,  Cornwall ;  from  1863  resi- 
dent at  Constantinople  ;  d.  at  Pera. 

Harvey,  Rev.  William  Woodis.  Pin- 
dar;  Zeta. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  451. 

Harwood,  Rev.  Uriel,  A.M.  A  Cu- 
rate in  the  Archdeaconrij  of  Coventry.  An 
English  clergyman  ;  curate  of  Hardwick 
Priors,  Warwickshire. 

Hasell,  Miss  E.  J.,  -1887.  E.  J.  H. 
An  English  writer  in  "  St.  Paul's  Maga- 
zine," "  Blackwood,"  and  the  "  Athe- 
nasum."  She  was  of  Dalemain,  Uls- 
water,  and  versed  in  the  literature  of 
Spain,  Portugal,  and  Italy. 

Haslam,  Mrs.  T.  J.  T.  J.  II.  An 
Irisli  writer  of  the  day,  of  DublinC?). 

Haslew^ood,  Joseph.      Wyl  Bucke. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  451. 

Hasted,  Edward,  F.S.A.,  1732-1812. 
A  Late  Inhabitant.  An  English  writer ; 
b.  in  CanterburyC?),  county  Kent ;  master 
of  the  hospital  at  Corsham,  Wiltshire, 
where  he  died. 

Haswell,  Charles  H.  The  Engineer  in 
Chief  of  the  U.  S.  Navy.  An  American 
naval   engineer;    cliit't'    engineer,    1836; 


HA 


23^ 


HK 


«ngineer-in-cliief ,    1844 ;    dropped    from 
the  navy  list,  1852. 

Hatcher,  John  E.  George  Washing- 
ton Brick. 

Hatton,  Father.      C'onstantius  Archceo- 
philus.     An  English  writer. 
■    Haupt,  R.     Mentor. 

Haven,  Mrs.  Alice  (Bradley  Neal). 
Alice  Gordon  Lee  ;   Cousin  Alice. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  451. 

Havergal,  Marie  V.  G.  Her  Sister. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day;  sister 
of  Frances  Ridley  Havergal. 

Hawarden,  Edward,  D.D.     E.  H. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  452. 

Hawardine,    J.       J H ,•    C. 

A D.  S.     An  Englisli  Roman  Catlio- 

lic  writer  of  tiie  middle  of  the  eighteenth 
•century. 

Haweis,  Rev.  Thomas,  LL.B.,  M.D. 
Mr.  H—s. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  452. 

Hawker,  Rev.  Robert  Stephen.     H. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  452. 

Haivkins,  Rev.  William  Bentinck. 
liCtheJii,  M.A.  One  of  the  Old  School. 
An  English  clergyman ;  Exeter  Coll., 
Oxford,  1824 ;  chaplain  to  His  Royal 
tligliness,  the  Duke  of  Cambridge. 

Hawtrey,  Edward  Craven,  D.D., 
1789-1862.  Un  Inglese.  An  English 
scholar;  became  head-master  of  Eton 
School  about  1834,  and  afterwai-ds  pro- 
vost of  the  same. 

Hay,  George,  D.D.  G.  11.  An  Eng- 
lish clergyman  of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Hay,  John,  1839-.  ././/.  An  American 
])oet  and  novelist  of  the  day ;  b.  in  Illinois. 

Hay,  William,  Esq.,  1G95-1755.  A 
Member  of  Parliamenl.  An  agreeable 
English  writer;  b.  atGlenburne.in  Sussex; 
rej)resented  Seaford  in  Parliament  from 
1734  to  1755. 

Hayes,  John  Lord,  LL.D.,  1812-.  ./. 
L.  II.  An  American  lawyer  of  Boston, 
Mass. ;  b.  at  Soutli  Berwick,  Me. ;  Dart- 
moutli  Coll.,  1831 ;  read  law  witli  liis 
father  and  at  the  Dane  Law  Scliool ; 
chief  clerk  in  the  Patent  Office  at  Wash- 
ingt(m,  D.C.,  1801. 

Hayes,  Samuel.  S.  II.,  Esq.,  M.R.I.A. 
An  Irish  agriculturalist  of  Avondale, 
and  a  member  of  ,tlK'  Dublin  Agricultural 
Society. 

Hayes,  Thomas.  A  Gentleman  of  the 
Facultij.  An  English  surgeon  of  llamp- 
stcad  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Hayes,  William,  Mus.  Doc,  1708-77. 
A  Grnllemnn  in  London.  An  lilnglish  musi- 
cal comjjoser  ;  d.  at  Oxford. 

Hayley,  William,  1745-1820.  The 
Hermit  of  Ilastham.     An  English  writer  ; 


b.  at  Chichester ;  educ.  at  Eton  and  Cam- 
bridge ;  on  leaving  the  University  he  re- 
tired to  his  estate  of  Eastham,  in  Sussex, 
and  devoted  himself  to  literary  pursuits. 

Hayman,  Henry,  D.D.,  1823-.  H.  H. 
An  English  clergj^man ;  educ.  at  Mer- 
chant Taylors'  School  and  at  St.  John's 
Coll.,  Oxford ;  head-master  of  Rugby 
School,  1869-74 ;  rector  of  Aldingham, 
Lancashire,  1874-87. 

Hayne,  Joseph.  Peagreen  Hayne. 
An  Englishman. 

Hayiies,  Hopton,  1672-1749.  A 
Candid  Enquirer  after  Truth.  An  Eng- 
lish Unitarian ;  became  assay -master  of 
the  mint,  and  principal  tally -writer  of 
the  exchequer. 

Hayward,  Abraham,  1802-84.  Ver- 
non Tlirift ;  Veritas.  An  English  writer ; 
b.  at  Lyme  Regis  ;  in  1832  was  called  to 
the  bar,  but  devoted  himself  chiefly  to 
literature  ;  d.  in  London. 

Haywood,  Francis.  The  Translator 
of  that   Work.     An  English  writer. 

Haywood,  P.  D.  One  of  the  Crew. 
An  American  sailor  of  the  "Alabama." 

"  P.  D.  Hay vTOod,  given  as  the  name  of  one 
of  the  ciew  who  wrote  the  article  iu  a  recent 
number  of  the  'Century,'  describing  'Life  in 
Alabama,'  proves  on  investigation  to  be  a  literary 
forger,  not  unworthy  to  rank  with  Macpherson 
or  Ireland  himself.  This  Haywood  is  a  fraud  of 
long  experience.  He  has  borne  several  names, 
and  disgraced  each  of  them.  As  J.  H.  Horton 
he  robbed  four  banks,  and  Pinkerton  now  has  a 
reward  of  $1000  offered  for  him.  Bigamy' is 
among  his  lighter  misdemeanors.  He  is  now 
under  arrest  at  Lancaster,  Pa.,  for  forgeries 
aggregating  $50,000.  He  admits  that  he  was 
never  on  the  rebel  cruiser,  and  that  he  invented 
the  whole  of  the  '  x\.labama '  story.  That  he 
could  deceive  the  '  Century  '  editors  and  Hough- 
ton, Mifflin  &  Co.,  who  published  his  article  in 
book  form,  proves  him  an  adept  in  literary  for- 
gery, scarcely  unequalled  by  any  of  his  famous 
predecessors." 

Haywood,  Thomas.  A  Preshi/ier  of 
the  Church  of  England.  An  English 
clergyman  early  in  the  eighteenth  cen- 
tury. 

Hazlitt,  William.    Theosebes  Bereanus. 

See  "  [.  and  1'.,"  First  Series,  p.  453. 

Hazlitt,  William  Carew,  1834-.  The 
Editor  of  the  ^^  New  London  Jest  Book"; 
W.  C.  II.  An  English  lawyer  ;  grandson 
of  the  preceding ;  educ.  at  Merchant 
Taylors'  School ;  called  to  the  bar  at  the 
Inner  Temple  in  1801 ;  has  devoted  him- 
self chiefly  to  literary  pursuits. 

Head,  Katharine.  K.  H.  An  Eng- 
lish poetical  and  prose  writer. 

Headley,  Henry.     Abel  Slug. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  453. 

Heard,  Frnnklin  Fisk(>,  F.  F.  H.  ; 
II — d;  II — rd.  .\\\  AiniTicMii  lawyer; 
Harv.  Univ.,  1848;  in  1H;'(7  ;;f  P.oston. 


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Hearne,  Thomas,  1678-1735.  Criticus 
Phllanagnostes. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  Pirst  Series,  p.  453. 

Heathcote,  Ralph,  D.U.  A  Free- 
holder of  Leicester ;  A  Societij  of  the 
Learned. 

See  "  I.  aud  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  453. 

Heaton,  S.  M.  A  Naval  Officer's  Or- 
phan Daughter.  An  English  religious 
writer. 

Hebbe,  Mrs.  Vendela  (Astrand), 
1808-.      W.     A  Swedish  novelist. 

Hedberg,  Frans,  1828-.  Palle  Block. 
A  Swedish  dramatist  and  poet. 

Hedbrooke,  Andrew.  E.Rowland  Sill. 

Hedenstiei-na,  Alfred.  Sigurd.  A 
Swedish  journalist  and  humorist. 

Hedge,  Frederic  Henry,  D.D.,  1805-. 
TL;  The  Pastor.  An  eminent  American 
clergyman  and  German  scholar;  b.  in 
Cambridge,  Mass. ;  Harv.  Univ.,  1825 ; 
Divinity  School,  1828;  professor  of  Ger- 
man at  Harv.  Univ.,  1872-76 ;  has  since 
resided  in  Cambridge. 

Heege,  Frau .  Penseroso.  A  Ger- 
man novelist. 

Heiberg,  Tliomasine  Christine.  Carl 
Bernhard.     A  Danisli  novelist. 

Helme,  Miss  Elizabeth.  Miss  H***. 
An  English  writer  of  one  hundred  years 
ago. 

Helps,  .  An  Etonian.  An  Eng- 
lish journalist. 

Helps,  Sir  Arthur.     A  British  Author. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  454. 

Hemans,  Mrs.  Felicia  Dorothea 
(Browne).      F.  B. ;   Egeria. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  454. 

Hemgren,  Karl.  Halfdan  Mark.  A 
Swedish  writer. 

Hemingway,  J.  The  Editor  of  the 
"Chester  Chronicle."  An  English  jour- 
nalist. 

Henderson,  John,  1757-88.  The  Irish 
Crichton.  An  Irish  genius  ;  taught  Latin 
at  the  age  of  eight,  and  Greek  when  twelve; 
afterwards  educ.  at  Oxford. 

Hendry,  John.  A  Conveyancer.  A 
Scottish  lawyer  of  Edinburgh  (■?)  ;  writer 
to  the  "  Signet." 

Henley,  Rev.  John.  Bryan  Bayonet,  of 
the  First  Regiment  of  Guards:  Sir  Maivd- 
cope  Moreclarke,  of  Hull. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  454. 

Hennings,  Emma.    Charlotte  Leander. 

Hennings,  Robert.     Robert. 

Henry,  Caleb  Sprague,  D.D.  An 
Ejiiscopal  Clergyman. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  454. 

Henry,  David,  1710-92.  Merlin  the 
Second.  An  English  writer ;  for  more 
than  half  a  century  connected  with  the 


"  Gentleman's  Magazine  "  ;  being  the 
brother-in-law  of  Edward  Cave. 

Henry,  Matthew,  1662-1714.  An 
Old  Divine.  An  English  minister;  b. 
at  his  father's  residence,  Broad-Oak 
farmhouse,  in  Flintsliire,  North  Wales ; 
in  1712  he  succeeded  Dr.  Bates,  of 
Hackney,  London  ;    d.  at  Nantwich. 

HenriT^,  William,  D.D.  W.  Britanno- 
Hihernus.  An  Irish  clergyman  of  tlie 
eighteenth  century ;  rector  of  Urney 
and  dean  of  Killaloe. 

Henshaw,  David,  1790-1852.  A  Citi- 
zen of  Boston.  An  American  politician; 
b.  in  Lancaster,  Mass.  ;  collector  of  the 
port  of  Boston,  1830-38  ;  was  a  frequent 
contributor  to  the  Boston  papers. 

Henslovt'^e,  Rev.  William  Henry.  The 
Incumhent  of  Wormegay  and  Tottenhill, Nor- 
folk. An  English  clergyman ;  curate  of 
West  Tilbury,  Essex. 

Henwood,  Rev.  Oliver,  1786-1860. 
0.  H.  An  English  Wesleyan  minister; 
b.  at  Collington ;  d.  at  Plymouth. 

Hepburn,  Robert,  1690-.  Donald 
Macstaff,  of  the  North.  A  Scottish  mis- 
cellaneous writer,  and  imitator  of  the 
periodical  essays  of  Queen  Anne's 
reign ;    d.  very  young. 

Hepburn,  Rev.  Thomas.  His  Friend 
in  Orkney.  A  Scottish  (?)  clergyman; 
minister  at  Birsay,  Orkney. 

Herbert,  Henry  George,  2d  Earl  of 
Carnarvon,  1772-1833.  C.  An  English 
peer;  succeeded  his  father  in  1811. 

Herbert,  Henry  William.    H.  W.  H. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  454. 

Herbert,  Johanna.  Egon  Eels.  A 
German  novelist. 

Herbert,  Hon.  William,  1718-95. 
Etonensis.  An  eminent  English  typo- 
graphical antiquary ;  after  spending- 
some  years  in  London  as  a  merchant, 
he  went  to  the  East  Indies  as  a 
purser's  clerk;  he  is  chiefly  known  as 
the  editor  of  Ames's  "  Typographical 
Antiquities." 

Herford,  Rev.  Brooke.  Harvard  B. 
Rooke.  An  English-American  clergyman ; 
pastor  of  the  Arlington  Street  Church, 
Boston,  Mass.,  1882-87. 

Herford,  Rev.  William  Henry.  W. 
H.  H.  An  English  Unitarian  clergyman, 
of  tlie  day. 

Hergeurother,  Joseph  von,  1824-. 
Anti-.Ianus.  A  German  Roman  Catho- 
lic cardinal  and  learned  theologian ;  b.. 
at  Wiirzburg ;  studied  there  and  at 
Rome ;  teacher  and  professor  at  Mu- 
nicli,  1851-55  et  seq. ;   cardinal,  1868. 

Hermelin,  O.  0.  H.  A  Swedish, 
author. 


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Herpin,  Mile.  .      L.  Percy.      A 

French  author. 

Herring, .  Touchstone.  An  Ameri- 
can political  writer. 

Herschel,  Sir  WUliaun,  1738-1822. 
Peter  Puzzlevi.  An  eminent  German- 
English  astronomer ;  b.  in  Hanover ; 
went  to  England  in  1759,  and  there 
became  distinguished  as  an  astronomer. 

Hervey,  John,  Lord  Hervey,  1696- 
1743.  Lord  Panru/ ;  Sporus  ;  A.  Person 
of  Qualitjj. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  Eirst  Series,  p.  455. 

Hervey,  Thomas  Kihble.  The  Edi- 
tor of  the  "Court  Journal." 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  455. 

Hesslein,  Bernhard.  Bernhard  Hess. 
A  German  writer. 

Hetzel,  Pierre  Jules,  1814-86.  Un 
Papa. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  455. 

Heugh,  Hugh,  D.D.  The  Dissenting 
Minister.  A  Scottish  clergyman  ;  b.  in 
1782. 

HeAverdine,  Eev.  Thomas,  M.A.  A 
Minister. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  455. 

Hewes,  F.  W.  F.  W.  H.  An  Amer- 
ican soldier  of  the  10th  Michigan  infantry 
in  tlie  late  civil  war. 

Hewett,  Rev.  John  William,  M.A. 
A  Countrij  Curate.  An  English  clergy- 
man ;  Trin.  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1849; 
curate  of  St.  George,  Whitwick,  1857-66  ; 
master  of  the  North  London  Coll.  School, 
1874-80  et  seq. 

Hext,  Francis,  1666-1729.  A  Laimjer. 
An  English  writer ;  friend  of  Addison  and 
Steele ;  buried  at  St.  Austell,  Cornwall. 

Heyne,  Carl  Traugott.  Heinrich  Bour- 
din ;  Louis  Bonrdin.    A  German  novelist. 

Hibbs,  Richard,  M.A.  Clericus,  M.A. 
An  Englisli  clergyman  ;  St.  John's  Coll., 
Cambridge,  1841 ;  chaplain  at  Rotter- 
dam, 1876-78  ;  in  1880  resident  at  Argyle 
Square,  London. 

Hickes,  Rev.  George,  D.D.,  1642- 
1715.     A  Minister  of  London. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  Fir.st  Series,  p.  455. 

Hickey,  Rev.  William.  A  Citizen. 
An  American  writer. 

Hicits,  William  Robert,  1808-68. 
An  Illustrious  Obscure.  An  English  wit 
and  humorist;  b.  at  Bodmin;  d.  at  West- 
heath,  Bodmin. 

Hickson,  Samuel.  S.  H.  An  Eng- 
lish writer;  contributor  to  the  "West- 
minster Review." 

Higginson,  Stephen.     Laco. 

Si'c  "  I.  jind  P.,"  I'lrst  Series,  p.  456. 

Higginson,  Thoinas  Wentworth, 
IH-/;',-.      //. .-    T.    W.  H.      An  American 


author;  b.  at  Cambridge,  Mass.;  Harv. 
Coll.,  1841 ;  in  1887  resided  at  Cambridge, 
Mass. ;  devoted  to  literary  work. 

Highmore,   Joseph,    1692-1780.      A 
Christian   Freetldnker. 
See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  456. 
Hilaire,  ]&mile  M.      Marco  de  Saint 
Hilaire.     A  German  novelist. 

Hildesley,  Mark,  D.D.,  1698-1772. 
A  Resident  Cleri///mun.  An  English 
divine ;  b.  at  Murston,  near  Sitting- 
bourne,  in  Kent;  educ.  at  the  Charter- 
house and  at  Cambridge ;  bishop  of  Sodor 
and  Man,  1755-72;  master  of  Sherburn 
Hospital,  1767-72. 

Hildreth,  Samuel  Preseott,  M.I)., 
1783-1863.  A  Naturalist.  An  American 
histoi'ian  and  physicist;  b.  at  Methuen, 
Mass. ;  studied  medicine  at  Andover, 
Mass. ;  in  1808  settled  as  a  physician  in 
Oliio,  and  d.  there. 

Hildrop,  John,  D.D.  Phileleufherus 
Britannicus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  456. 

Hill,  A.  F.  A  Soldier.  An  American 
soldier  of  the  Army  of  the  Potomac,  in 
the  hite  civil  war. 

HiU,  Aaron,  1685-1750.  Gamaliel 
Gunson.  An  English  poet,  dramatist, 
and  miscellaneous  writer;  b.  in  London; 
educ.  at  Westminster  School ;  visited 
Egypt,  Palestine,  and  the  greater  part  of 
the  East;  in  1709  he  commenced  author- 
ship; and  after  spending  several  years  in 
various  projects,  till  about  1738,  he  re- 
tired to  Plaistow  in  Essex,  and  devoted 
himself  chiefly  to  study. 

Hill,  Alexander.  Gaffer  Grindstone, 
Esq.,  of  Hunc/er-him-out.  A  Scottish  poet ; 
a  saddler  of  Montrose. 

Hill,  Alonzo,  D.D.,  -1871.  H.  An 
American  minister;  Harv.  Univ.,  1822; 
Divinity  School,  1826 ;  pastor  at  Wor- 
cester, Mass.,  for  many  years. 

Hill,  Sir  John,  M.D.  The  Hon.  Juli- 
ana Susannah  Se/jmour;  Joseph  Marshall : 
Thomas  Perfect ;  Wedale. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  456. 

Hill,  Sir  Richard.  A  Master  of  Arts 
of  the  Universitij  of  Oxford. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  456. 

Hill,  Rowland,  1744-1833.  An  Old 
Observer.  An  eminent  English  Calvinist 
Methodist  preaclicr;  educ.  at  Cambridge 
and  in  the  Churcli  of  England  ;  in  1783 
he  built  Surrey  Chapel,  London,  and 
preaclied  there  during  tlie  winter  months, 
acting  as  an  itinerant  in  the  summer, 
imtil  his  deatli,  a  period  of  fifty  years. 

Hill,  Thomas,  D.D.,  1818-.  T.  H.; 
*1I.  An  American  clergyman ;  b.  at 
New  Brunswick, N.J. ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1843; 


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Divinity  School,  1845;  president  of 
Harv.  Univ.,  1862-68;  pastor  at  Port- 
land, Me.,  1873-87. 

Hillard,  George  Stillman,  LL.D.  G. 
8.  11.;  ». 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  456. 

HUler,  Rev.  Thomas  Oliver  Pres- 
cott.      Thomas  0.  Prescott. 

See  « I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  456. 

Hingeston-Randolph,  Kev.  Francis 
Charles.     His  So7i. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  457. 

Kingston,  Francis,  1796-1841.  C. 
An  Englislr  poet;  -fatlier  of  the  preced- 
ing; b.  and  d.  at  St.  Ives ;  Her  Majesty's 
comptroller  of  the  customs  at  Truro, 
1827(?)-41. 

Hinrich,  Albertine  (Roslein).  Paul 
Stein.     A  German  writer. 

Hitchcock,  Ethan  Allen.  ***** 
U.  S.Arw^.;  E.  A.  H. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  457. 

Hitchcock,  J.  R.  W.  J.  R.  W.  H. 
An  American  artist  of  the  day. 

Hitchens,  James.  Their  Father.  An 
English  tinner  of  Cornwall. 

Hoadly,  Benjamin,  D.D.,  1676-1757. 
The  Right  Rev.  the  Lord  Bishop  of  Win- 
chester ;  A  Christian ;  A  True  Church- 
man :  An  Honest  Tori/.  An  eminent 
Englisli  divine  ;  ^b.  at  Westerham,  Kent ; 
educ.  at  Cambridge  ;  bishop  of  Winches- 
ter, 1734-57. 

Hoadly,  Charles  Jeremiah,  A.M., 
The  State  Librarian  of  Connecticut.  ~  An 
American  statesman;  Trin.  Coll.,  Hart- 
ford, 1851 ;  secretary  of  state  of  Con- 
necticut, 1865-76. 

Hoadly,  David.  The  President  of 
the  Panama  Pailroad  Company.  An 
American  business  man,  of  New  York 
City(?). 

Hoare,  William,  R.A.,  1706-92.  W. 
H.  An  English  portrait  and  historical 
painter ;  b.  at  Eye,  in  Suffolk ;  studied 
art  under  Grisoni,  an  Italian  of  London  ; 
after  spending  nine  years  at  Rome  and 
on  the  continent,  he  settled  at  Bath, 
practising  his  art  there,  and  d.  there. 

Hodge,  William  Li.  A  Resident  of 
Washington.  An  American  political 
writer. 

Hodgson,  Mary,  xhmt  Man/.  An 
American  writer  of  Philadelphia('?). 

HoflFman,  Charles  Fenno.  *;  C. 
F.  H. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  458. 

Hoffman,  Rev.  Eugene  Angustus, 
D.D.  The  Rector  [of  Elizabeth,  New  Jer- 
sey]. An  eminent  Protestant  Episco- 
pal clergyman ;  dean  of  the  General 
Theol.   Sem.,  New  York  City,  1879-87. 


Hofmeister,  Adolf.  Wladimir.  A 
German  novelist. 

Hofstein,  J.  C.  von.  ./.  C.  A  Swed- 
ish novelist. 

Hogarth,  William.  »SV.  Guzzledown 
Tearefowl. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  458. 

Hogg,  James.  A  Gentleman.  A 
Scottisli  religious  writer  of  the  first  part 
of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Holtorook,  Silas  Pinckney.  A  Cos- 
mopolitan. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  458. 

Holden,  J.  G.  P.  Nonpareil  Quadrat, 
X.  P.  D. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  458. 

Holdsworth,  T.  W.  E.  An  Officer 
of  the  Bombay  Division.  An  English 
colonial  writer. 

Holland,  Elihu  G.,  1817-.  E.  G.  H. 
An  American  writer;  b.  at  Solon,  Cort- 
landt  Co.,  N.Y. 

Holland,  Rev.  Frederic  West.  F. 
W.  H. ;  H—d. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  458. 

HoUins,  W.  A  Citizen  of  Baltimore. 
An  American  writer  on  railroads. 

Hollo Avay,  Mrs.  Anna.  Teresa  A. 
Thornet.  An  American  novelist  of  the 
day,  of  Indiana(?). 

Holmes, .     Semloh. 

Holmes,  Abiel,  D.D.,  1764-1837.  A 
Member  of  the  Massachusetts  Bible  Society. 
An  American  clergyman ;  b.  in  Wood- 
stock, Conn.;  Yale  Coll.,  1783;  pastor 
at  Cambridge,  Mass.,  1792-1832;  and  d. 
there. 

Holmes,  Prof.  George  Frederick. 
G.  F.  H.  An  American  writer  in  the 
"  Southern  Quarterly  Review." 

Holmes,  Isaac  Edward,  1796-1867. 
George  Telltale.  An  American  politician  ; 
b.,  lived,  and  d.  in  Charleston,  S.C. ; 
Yale  Coll.,  1815;  M.C.,  1839-51. 

Holmes,  Oliver  Wendell.  -The  Pro- 
fessor of  Dead  and  Living  Languages 
(P.  B.  A'.,  Cambridge,  1867) ;  0.  W.  H.; 
Autocrat  of  the  Breakfast  Table. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  459. 
Holmes,  Sylvester,  -1866.     Timothy. 
An    American    writer ;    Hon.    A.M.    at 
Brown  Univ.,  1823  ;  d.  1866. 

Holmes,  Rev.  William.  The  Country 
Parson.  An  English  clergyman  of  the 
eighteenth  century ;  dean  of  Exeter. 

Holstein,  IMrs.  Anna  M.  (Ellis). 
]\frs.  H.  An  American  writer ;  a  nurse 
in  the  civil  war. 

Holt,  Joseph,  about  1807-.  A  Judge 
Advocate  General.  An  American  lawyer 
and  statesman ;  b.  in  Breckinridge  Co., 
Ky. ;  practised  law  at  Louisville ;    post- 


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master-general,  1859;  secretary  of  war, 
1860 ;  colonel  judge-advocate  general, 
1862 ;  brigadier-general  judge-advocate, 
1864;  brevet  major-general,  1865;  re- 
tired, 1875. 

Holyoke,  Edward  Augustus,  M.D., 
1796-1855.  The  Superintendent.  An  Amer- 
ican physician ;  b.  in  Boston ;  his  name 
origiually  was  E.  A.  H.  Turner,  but  he 
assumed  the  name  of  his  maternal  grand- 
father, of  Salem,  Mass. ;  Harv.  Univ., 
1817;  studied  medicine  in  Boston;  prac- 
tised as  a  physician  in  Salem  till  1853, 
except  1840-42,  when  he  was  at  Fra- 
mingham,  Mass. ;  in  1853  he  removed 
to  Syracuse,  N.Y.,  and  d.  there. 

Home,  Henry,  Lord  Kames,  1696- 
1782.  A  Blacksmith;  Sopho.  An  emi- 
nent Scottish  lawyer,  critic,  and  philoso- 
pher ;  b.  at  Kames  ;  called  to  the  bar  at 
Edinburgh,  1724 ;  one  of  the  judges  of 
the  Court  of  Sessions,  as  Lord  Kames, 
1752;  one  of  the  lords  justiciary,  1763. 

Homer,  James  Lloyd.  The  Shade- 
of  Alden. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  459. 

Hone,  William.     Poor  Htimphrei/. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  459. 

Hood,  Thomas,  Jr.,  1835-74.  His  Son. 
An  English  writer;  son  of  Tliomas  Hood; 
b.  at  Lake  House,  Wanstead,  Essex;  en- 
tered Pembroke  Coll.,  Oxford,  in  1853,  but 
did  not  graduate ;  editor  of  "  Fun  "  till 
1865 ;  wrote  many  popular  works,  and 
contributed  to  many  magazines  and  peri- 
odicals. 

Hook,  Samuel.  John  Carpenter.  An 
English  criminal. 

Hook,  Theodore  Edward,  Esq., 
F.S.A.,  1788-1841.       Stariis/as  Hoax. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  460. 

Hooke,  Nathanael,  -1763.  A  Gen- 
tleman ;  Herself.  An  Englisli  historian  ; 
was  a  Mystic,  a  Quietist,  and  a  warm  dis- 
ciple of  Fenelon;  he  was  a  Roman  Catho- 
lic, and  it  was  he  wlio  brouglit  a  Catholic 
to  take  Pope's  confession  on  his  death-bed. 

Hooker,  Fanny.     Ernest  Hoven. 

Hooker,  Henry  Brown,  D.D.,  1802- 
81.  Simon.  An  American  clergyman ; 
b.  at  Rutland,  Vt. ;  Middlebury  Coll., 
1822;  Andover  Theol.  Sem.,  1825;  sec- 
retary of  the  Massacliusetts  Home  Mis- 
sionary Society,  Boston,  1858-73;  waiting 
orders,  till  he  d.  tlicre. 

Hooper,  Rev.  Francis  John  Bod- 
field.  A  Presbi/ler.  An  Englisli  cler- 
gyman ;  Christ  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1834  ; 
rector  of  Upton  Warren,  Broorasgrove, 
1836-87. 

Hooper,  Miss  Lucy.     L.  H. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  460. 


Hooper,  Rev.  Richard.  A  Priest  of 
the  Church  of  England.  An  English  cler- 
gyman ;  Trin.  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1844 ; 
vicar  of  Upton  and  Aston-Upthorne,  Dio. 
Oxford,  1862-87. 

Hope,  John.  ^4  Man  in  Business.  An 
English  poet  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Hopkins,  Alonzo  A.     A.  H.  Linton. 

Hopkins,  John  Henry,  LL.D.,  1792— 
1868.  The  Bishop  of  Vermont.  An  Irish- 
American  clergyman;  b.  in  Dublin,  Ire- 
land; came  to  this  country  in  1800;  was 
admitted  to  the  Pittsburgh  (Penn.)  bar, 
1818;  entered  the  ministrv,  1823;  bishop 
of  Vermont,  1832-68 ;  d.  at  Rock  Point, 
Vt. 

Hopkins,  Joseph  R.  A  Young  Gen- 
tleman of  Philadelphia.  An  American 
lawyer  and  poet. 

Hopkins,  Lemuel,  M.D.,  1750-1801. 
A  Gentleman  of  Connecticut ;  The  Hart- 
ford Wits.  An  American  poet;  b.  at 
Waterbury,  Conn. ;  Hon.  A.M.  at  Yale, 
1784;  spent  his  life  at  Hartford,  1784- 
1801,  and  d.  there. 

Hopkinson,  Francis^  LL.D.  James 
Rivington. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  460. 

Hopkinson,  Joseph,  LL.D.  Peter 
Grievous,  .Tunr.{^.). 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  460. 

Hopley,   Catherine  Cooper,   18 . 

Sarah  T.  Jones.  An  English  writer;  in 
1886  resident  in  London. 

Hopper,  Clarence.     Abracadabra. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  460. 

Horatius  Flaccus,  Quintus.  The 
Poet- Philosopher  of  Venusia. 

Horler,  F.  Philaleihes  AnticJaibbius. 
An  English  writer  of  the  middle  of  the 
eighteenth  century. 

Home, .     A  Bard  of  the  Wrekin. 

An  Englisli  writer ;  brother  of  a  Shrop- 
shire clergyman ;  he  was  the  author  of 
"A  History  ...  of  Burghley  House  .  .  .," 
1798. 

Home,  Thomas,  D.D.  A  Clergyman 
of  the  Established  Church.  An  English 
clergyman ;  master  of  Chiswick  School 
and  vicar  of  Wilkington,  Herefordshire ; 
he  was  of  Trin.  Coll.,  Oxford,  M.A.,  1762. 

Horneck,  Anthony,  D.D.,  1641-96. 
A.  H.  An  English  clergyman;  b.  at 
Bucciiarack,  a  town  in  the  Lower  Pa- 
latinate; ednc.  at  Heidelberg  and  Ox- 
ford; was  preacher  in  the  Savoy,  1671. 

Horneck,  Pliilip.  Jlermodact/jl.  An 
Englisli  writer  of  London,  early  in  the 
eighteenth  century. 

Horry,  I*inkney.  P.  H.  An  Ameri- 
can Revolutionary  soldier ;  brigadier- 
general  in  Marion's  brigade. 


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Monckton 


Horsburgh,  Matilda.     M.  H. 

See  "1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  461. 

Horsley,  Bisliop  Samuel,  D.C.L.  A 
Clerqi/man  ;  Perhaps. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  461. 

Horton,  Mrs.  E.  N.  A  Teacher.  An 
American  writer. 

Horton,  Sanford  Jackson,  D.D. 
Pastor.  An  American  Episcopal  cler- 
gyman ;  Trin.  Coll.,  Hartford,  1843 ; 
vice-president  and  principal  of  the 
Episcopal  Acad,  of  Connecticut,  Che- 
shire, Conn. 

Horwell,  T.  E.  A  Wesleijan.  An 
English  writer. 

Hosmer,  Rev.  James  Kendall.  A 
Corporal.  An  American  clergyman;  b. 
at  Buffalo,  N.Y.;  Harv.  Univ.,  1855;  in 
1886  professor  in  Washington  Univ.,  St. 
Louis,  Mo. 

Houghton,  J.  F.  J. 
American  writer  in  the 
Whig  Review." 

Houghton,  Richard 
Milnes,  Lord,  1809-85.      B.  m\1.  M. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  461. 

Houghton,  Rev.  William,  M.A.  A 
Naturalist.  An  English  clergyman ; 
Brasenose  Coll.,  Oxford,  1850 ;  rector 
of  Preston-upon-the-Wild-Moors,  Wel- 
lington, Salop,   1860-80  et  seq. 

Houssaye,  Arsene.    Comte  d'O . 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  461. 

Houston,  E.  Alexander,  M.D.  Ipe- 
cac Useless,  APD. 

Houston,  Thonvas.  C.  C;  Guth- 
bert  Cudgel,  Esq.  An  English  poet  and 
dramatist  of  Newcastle,  early  in  the 
century. 

Howard,  Mrs.  A.  W.  M.    Von  Vohning. 

Howard,  C.  Ladi]  .  An  Eng- 
lish poet;  a  convert  to  Catholicism. 

How^ard,  George  William  Freder- 
ick, the  7th  Earl  of  Carlisle,  1802-64. 
The  Right  Honourable  the  Earl  of  Car- 
lisle ;  The  Late  Earl  of  Carlisle.  An 
English  peer  ;  b.  in  Hill  Street,  Berkeley 
Square,  London ;  succeeded  his  father  in 
1848;  educ.  at  Oxford;  M.P.,  1826-48; 
lord  lieutenant  of  Ireland,  1855-58  and 
1859-64. 

Howard,  George   Edmund,  -1786. 

G E .// rd.      An    English 

poet,  architect,  and  dramatic,  legal  and 
political  writer;  d.  in  London. 

How^ard,  Henry,  Earl  of  Surrey(?), 
1518(?)-47.     Harr,/  H—d. 

HoAvard,  Joseph,  Jr.     Monsieur  X. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  461. 

Howard,  T.  H.  T.  H.  H.  An  Amer- 
ican poet;  contributed  to  the  "  American 
Monthly  Magazine,"  1830-37. 


HoTve,  James.  A  Civilian.  An  Eng- 
lish writer. 

Howe,  Rev.  John,  1630-1705.  Pla- 
tonic Puritan.  An  English  Dissenter ;  b. 
at  Loughborough;  educ.  at  Cambridge; 
domestic  chaplain  to  Oliver  and  Richard 
Cromwell;  minister  at  London,  1675-1705. 

Howe,  Mark  Anthony  De  Wolfe,. 
LL.D.,  D.D.  The  Scholiast.  An  Amer- 
ican Episcopal  clergyman ;  Brown  Univ., 
1828 ;  bishop  of  Central  Pennsylvania,. 
1874-87. 

HoTve,  R.  H.  A  Countryman.  An 
American  political  writer. 

Howe,  Samuel  Gridley,  M.D.,  1801- 
76.  S.  G.  H.  An  American  philanthro- 
pist ;  b.  and  d.  in  Boston. 

Howe,  William  W.  Mohammed 
Pasha.     An  American  writer. 

Ho%velI,  Richard.     Curio. 

Ho  wells,  Annie  T.     Aitiaiche. 

Hubbard,  L..  M.  L.  M.  H.  An  Eng- 
lish lady  writer  of  the  day. 

Hubbell,  Mrs.  Martha  (Stone), 
1814-56.     Her  Mother. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  462. 

Hubert,  L.     Stretcher. 

Huddesford,  Dr.  George.  The  Vice- 
Chancellor  [of  Exeter  Coll.,  Oxford]. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  462. 

Huddesford,  William,  1732-72.  H 
An  English  antiquary ;  son  of  Rev. 
George  Huddesford,  D.D. ;  educ.  at  Ox- 
ford ;  keeper  of  the  Ashmolean  Museum, 
1755-72. 

Hudson, .  A  Dissenter.  An  Eng- 
lish writer  of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Hudson,  Charles,  A.M.,  1795-1881. 
A  Restorationist  Clerg/pnan ;  C.  H.  An 
American  minister  and  statesman ;  b.  in 
Marlborough,  Mass. ;  was  for  some  years- 
a  Universalist  preacher;  M.C.,  1841-49; 
United  States  naval  officer  for  Boston, 
1849-53  ;  d.  at  Lexington,  Mass. 

Hudson,  James,  and  Cater,  Wil- 
liam. The  Churchivardens  erf  Ware. 
English  gentlemen  of  fifty  years  ago. 

Hughes,  Rev.  Thomas  Patrick. 
Elhui  Stanton.  An  English  clergyman; 
Church  Missionary  Coll.,  Islington,  1862  ; 
fellow  of  the  Punjab  Univ.,  1882  ;  C.  M. 
S.  missionary  at  Peshawur,  1864-87. 

Hughes,  Thomas.     A  London  Clerk. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  462. 

Hughes,  William  Little.  William 
0^  Gorman. 

Hughs,  Mrs.  Mary.  Aunt  Mari/.  An 
English  lady ;  b.  at  Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne  ;  came  to  Philadelphia  in  1818,  and 
opened  an  academy  for  young  ladies, 
which  she  conducted  for  twenty-one 
vears. 


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Hugo,  Mme.  Marie.  Marie.  A  French 
writer ;  wife  of  Victor  Marie  Hugo. 

Hugo,  Victor  Marie,  1802-85.  Paul 
JFoucker. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  462. 

Hulett,  T.  G.  A  Besident  at  the 
Falls.  An  American  writer,  of  Niagara 
Falls. 

Hull,  James.     Jimmy  Restless. 

Hullett,  Rev.  John,  B.A.  A  Country 
Parson.  An  English  clergyman;  St. 
Catherine  Hall,  Cambridge,  1838;  P.C. 
of  Allestree,  near  Derby,  1849-60 
et   seq. 

Humble,  Henry,  M.A.  H.  H.  An 
English  clergyman ;  Univ.  Coll.,  Dur- 
ham, 18.37 ;  domestic  chaplain  to  Lord 
Forbes,  1844 ;  canon  and  precentor  of 
St.  Ninian's,  Perth. 

Hume,  Abraham,  LL.D.,  about  1815- 
85.  A  Clergyman.  An  English  archae- 
ologist and  traveller ;  for  six  years  presi- 
dent of  the  Historical  Society  of  Lanca- 
shire and  Cheshire  ;  d.  at  Liverpool. 

Hume,  David,  1711-76.  Hannah 
Waitford.  A  Scottish  philosopher  ;  b.  at 
Edinburgh ;  in  1737  he  went  to  London, 
but  returned  to  his  native  city,  1769,  and 
spent  the  rest  of  his  life  there,  and  d. 
there. 

Hume,  Joseph,  1777-1855.  Adver- 
sity Hume.  A  British  statesman  ;  b.  at 
Montrose,  Scotland ;  was  a  surgeon  in 
the  East  India  service,  1797-1808 ;  M.P., 
1812  and  1818-55. 

,  Hume,  Patrick.  P.  //.  ^lAoTroirjTrjs. 
An  English  schoolmaster  of  London;  an- 
notator  of  Milton. 

Humerus,  Lars  Johanson.  Lucidor 
den  Olycklifje.  An  early  S\vedish(?) 
writer. 

Humfrey,  John,  1621-.  ,/.  //. ;  A 
Friend  Unknown ;  One  that  holds  Com- 
munion  with   the    Church. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  463. 

Humphreys,  Rev.  Asher.  A  Dis- 
senfinf/  Teacher.  An  English  minister  of 
the  first  part  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Hungerford,  Mrs.  Margaret  Argles. 
The  Duchess. 

Hunt,  Brian.  A  Presbyter  of  the 
Church  of  England.  An  Englisli  clergy- 
man early  in  the  eighteenth  century. 

Hunt,  Lieut.  Edward  B.  E.  B. 
H — I.  An  American  soldier;  b.  in  New 
York  ;  entered  the  United  States  army 
from  tliat  State  in  1845  ;  became  major 
in  1863;  d.  in  1866. 

Hunt,  Ezra  Mundy,  M.D.,  18.30-.  A 
Plain  Hand.  An  American  pliysician ; 
b.  at  Metuchen,  N.J. ;  New  Jersey  Coll., 
1819;    M.D.,  1862;    in   the   same   year 


established  himself  in  his  native  town ; 
assistant-surgeon  of  the  29th  New  Jersey 
regulars,  1862 ;  and  surgeon  in  charge  of 
the  Calvert  Street  Hospital,  Baltimore, 
in  1863. 

Hunt,  James  Henrj'^  Lieigh.  The  Au- 
thor of  "  Theatrical  Criticisms"inthe  Week- 
ly Paper  called  "  The  News  "  ;  The  Editor 
of  the  "  Examiner"  ;  ^^^. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  463. 

Hunt,  John,  D.D.  J.  H.  An  Eng- 
lish clergyman;  D.D.,  Univ.  of  St.  An- 
drews ;  vicar  of  Otford,  Sevenoaks,  Kent, 
1878-87. 

Hunt,  3Iargaret  (Raine),  1831-. 
Averil  Beaumont.  An  English  writer ; 
b.  at  Durham ;  in  1886  resident  in  Lon- 
don. 

Hunter,  Alexander,  M.D.,  1729- 
1809.  Ignotus.  A  Scottish  physician ; 
b.  in  Edinburgh ;  settled  as  a  physi- 
cian at  Gainsborough,  at  Beverly,  and 
finally  at  York,  England,  where  he 
died. 

Hunter,  Henry.     Harry  Hudson. 

Hunter,  Rev.  James.  A  Quinque- 
genarian.  An  English  clergyman  ;  rector 
of  Banff  Academy. 

Huntington,  Rev.  David,  A.M.,  1745- 
1812.  The  Apologist.  An  American 
Congregational  minister;  b.  at  Lebanon, 
Conn. ;  Dartmouth  Coll.,  1773 ;  pastor 
at  North  Lyme,  Conn.,  1803-12,  and  d. 
there. 

Huntington,  Frederic  Dan,  D.D. 
H. ;  F.  D.  H. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  464. 

Huntor,  Samuel.     S.  H.,  Senior. 

Hurd,  Eliza  Gilbert.      Scotch  Squid. 

Hurd,  Richard,  D.D.,  1720-1808. 
The  Editor  of  "  Moral  and  Political  Dia- 
logues " ;  The  Editor ;  A  Fellow  of  a  Col- 
lege. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  464. 

Hurlbut,  Martin  Luther.  M.  L.  H. 
An  American  writer. 

Hurlbut,  Sidney  S.  An  Outsider. 
An  American  writer  of  the  West. 

Hurlbut,  Stephen  A.,  about  1815-, 
S.  A.  H.  An  American  writer;  b.  at 
Charleston,  S.C. ;  commanded  a  division 
of  General  Grant's  army  at  Shiloh,  1862 ; 
in  1864  was  a  major-general  in  General 
Siierman's  army. 

Hurlbut,  WiUiam  Henry.  W.  H. 
H.;   H—t. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  464. 
Husk,  William  H.      W.  H.  H.     An 

American  writer ;  librarian  to  the  Long 
Island  Sound  Historical  Society(?). 

Husson-FIeury,  ^ftdoiiard.  Edouard 
Fleury.     A  French  printer  at  La  on  ;  old- 


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est  brother  of  the  litterateur  known  under 
the  name  of  "  Champfleury." 

Hustler,  John.  A  Manufacturer.  An 
English  writer  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Huston,  Mai-y  E.      Cousin  Mary. 

Hutcheson,  Archibald,  Esq.  A  Mem- 
ber of  the  Souse  of  Commons. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  Eirst  Series,  p.  464. 

Hutchins,  John,  1698-1773.  J.  H. 
An  English  topographical  historian;  b. 
at  Bradford  Peverel ;  rector  of  the  church 
of  Holy  Trinity,  in  Wareham,  and  of 
Swyre,  in  the  county  of  Dorset. 

Hutchinson,  John,  Esq.,  1674-1737. 
J.  H. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  Eirst  Series,  p.  464. 

Hutchinson,  Joshua.  Jcshua.  An 
American  musician ;  one  of  the  famous 
"  Hutchinson  family";  resident  at  Mil- 
ford,  N.H. 

Hutchinson,  WUliam,  Esq.,  1732- 
1814.  A  Freeholder  North  of  Trent.  An 
English  antiquary;  was  a  solicitor  at 
Barnard-Castle,  in  the  county  of  Dur- 
ham. 

Hutton,   Iiawrence,    1843-.      Young 


Veteran.  An  American  journalist ;  b. 
and  resident  in  New  York  City. 

Hutton,  Richard  Holt.  R.  H.  H. 
An  English  journalist;  editor  of  the 
London  "Spectator." 

Huxley,  Thomas  Henry,  LL.D.,  etc., 
1825-.  Storks.  An  eminent  English 
scientist ;  b.  at  Ealing,  Middlesex ;  M.B. 
at  the  Univ.  of  London,  1845 ;  has  held 
a  large  number  of  important  positions, 
and  is  the  author  of  many  valuable 
works. 

Hvostchinsky,  Nadejda.  Krestovsky 
Usevold.  An  excellent  female  novelist 
of  Russia. 

Hyde,  Catherine,  Marchioness  Go- 
vion  Broglio  Solari.  A  Ladij  of  Rank. 
An  English  lady  and  writer. 

Hyde,  Eev.  Charles.  A  Father.  An 
American  clergj^man  and  religious  writer. 

Hyde,  Ebenezer.  A  Teacher.  An 
American  compiler  and  teacher  of  music. 

Hyde,  Rev.  John.     A  Bible  Student. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  Eirst  Series,  p.  464. 

Hyde,  Julia.  Theta.  An  English 
poet. 


Ide,  A.  M.  /.  An  American  poet; 
contributor  to  the  "  American  Whig  Re- 
view." 

Ince,  William,  D.D.  The  Regius 
Professor  of  Divinity.  An  English  clergy- 
man ;  Lincoln  Coll.,  Oxford,  1846 ;  chap- 
lain to  the  bishop  of  Oxford,  1871 ;  canon 
of  Christ  Church  and  Regius  Professor 
of  Divinity,  1878-87. 

IngersoU,  Ebon  C,  1831-.  A  Friend 
in  the  North.  An  American  political 
writer ;  b.  in  Oneida  Co.,  N.Y. ;  re- 
moved to  Peoria,  111.,  in  1843;  studied 
law  and  came  to  the  bar  in  1854;  M.C., 
1864-71. 

Ingraham,  Mrs.  Ellen  M.  Grace 
Lintner.  An  American  writer  of  the 
day,  of  Indianapolis,  Ind-C?). 

Ingraham,  Prentis.     Leon  Lafitte. 

Ingram,  James,  D.D.  A  Senior  Mem- 
ber of  the  University  of  Oxford ;  J.  I. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  465. 

Ingram,  John  H.,  1849-.  Don  Felix 
de  Salamanca.  An  English  writer;  b.  in 
London;  held  an  appointment  in  the 
Civil  Service. 

Innes,  Alexander  Taylor.  Duthus. 
A  Scottish  advocate  of  Edinburgh;  of 
the  Univ  of  Edinburgh,  1852. 


Ireland,   Samuel  William    Henry. 

S.  C,  Esq.;   Cervantes. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  465. 

Irons,  Rev. William  Josiah,  D.D.  The 
Vicar  of  Brompton. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  465. 

Irving,  Rev.  Edward,  1792-1834. 
Doctor  Squintum.  A  celebrated  and  elo- 
quent Scottish  pulpit  orator ;  b.  at  An- 
nan; educ.  at  the  Univ.  of  Edinburgh; 
minister  of  the  Scottish  Church,  London, 
from  1822. 

Irving, Washington,  LL.D.  Fray  An- 
tonio Agapida ;  A  Gentleman  of  New  York. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  466. 

Irvingism.  The  Catholic  Apostolic 
Church. 

Irwin,  Eyles,  1748-1817.  A  Gentle- 
man in  India.  An  English  colonial  officer 
of  the  East  India  civil  establishment  of 
Madras  ;  d.  at  Clifton,  Eng. 

Issembourg  d'Happoncourt,  Fran- 
Qoise  d',  Dame  de  Graffigny,  1695- 
1758.  A  Peruvian  Princess.  A  celebrat- 
ed woman  of  the  eighteenth  century ;  b. 
at  Nancy;  in  1738  she  went  to  Paris; 
was  for  a  time  the  friend  of  Voltaire; 
afterwards  engaged  in  literary  work ;  d. 
in  Paris. 


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Jackson,  Andrew,  LL.D.  King  An- 
drew. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  466. 

Jackson,  F.  J.  The  British  Minister. 
An  English  diijlomatist. 

Jackson,  Mrs.  Helen  Maria  (Flske 
Hunt).     H.  H. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  466. 

Jackson,  Eev.  John,  1686-1763. 
Philocriticus  Cantahrigiensis  ;  A  Clergyman 
of  the  Church  of  England. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  466. 

Jackson,  Rowland,  M.D.,  -1787  or 
88.  A  Phijsician.  An  Irish  physician  ; 
M.D.  at  Eheiras  in  1746;  in  1766  went 
to  Calcutta,  and  d.  there. 

Jackson,  Thomas.  The  President  of 
the  Weslegan  Conference.  An  English 
Wesleyan  clergyman. 

Jacob,  GUes,  1686-1744.  The  Scourge 
of  Grammar. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  467. 

Jacobi,  Frledrich  Heinrich,  1743- 
1819.  Eduard  Allwill ;  German  Plato. 
An  eminent  German  thinker  and  writer ; 
b.  at  Dusseldorf ;  president  of  the  new 
Acad,  of  Sciences,  Munich,  1807-13. 

James,  Mrs.  Florence  Alice  (Price). 
Florence  Warden.  An  American  novelist 
of  the  day;  wife  of  Mr.  George  E.  James. 

James,  George  Payne  Rainsford, 
1801-60.  F.  de  Lunatico,  K.  F.  M.,  F.  S. 
St.L. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  467. 

James,  Thomas,  D.D.,  -1804.  Henrg 
Maiden,  chapel  clerk.  An  English  clergy- 
man ;  head-master  of  Rugby  School, 
1776-93. 

James  n.  of  England,  1633-1701.  Old 
Jacob. 

Jamieson,  Gen.  D.  F.  J.  An  Amer- 
ican writer  of  the  South  ;  contributor  to 
the  "Southern  Quarterly  Ecview." 

Japp,  Alexander  Hay,  LL.D.,  F.K.S., 
&c.  E.  Conder-Graij ;  Benjamin  Orme, 
M.A. 

See  "  L  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  467. 

Jardine,  Sir  Henry.  TIic  King's  Re- 
membrancer.    A  Scottish  writer. 

Jarvis,  Edward,  M.D.     E.  J. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  467. 

Jay,  John,  LL.D.,  1745-1820.  Helvi- 
dins. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  467. 

Jay, William, LL.D.,  1789-1858.  Han- 
cock; .1  I'rolf'siant  E/iiscopulian. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  467. 

Jelf,    William    Edward,    B.D.      A 


High  Churchman  of  the  Old  School.  An 
English  clergyman;  Christ  Church,  Ox- 
ford, 1833 ;  in  1870  et  seq.  resident  at 
Caerdeon,  Dolgelly,  North  Wales. 

Jenkins,  Miss  Josephine.  Entre- 
Nous.  An  American  writer  of  the  day; 
correspondent  of  the  Boston  "  Herald." 

Jenks,  Francis,  A.M.,  -1832.     . 

An  American  lawyer  ;  Harv.  Univ.,  1817. 

Jenner,  Rev.  Charles,  M.A.,  1737- 
74.  Lothario.  An  English  poet,  novel- 
ist, and  miscellaneous  writer ;  rector  of 
Cramford  St.  John,  Northants,  and  vicar 
of  Claybrook,  Leicestershire. 

Jennings,  Henry  Constantine.  H. 
C.J. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  468. 

Jennings,  Sarah,  the  Duchess  of 
of  Marlborough,  1600-1744.  Jennil-o ; 
Mrs.  Freeman.  Aw  English  \a.Aj ;  wife 
of  the  Duke  of  Marlborough. 

Jennison,  Miss.  Oa-en  Timsley.  An 
American  poet ;  a  niece  of  the  late  Eev. 
John  Weiss. 

Jenyns,  Soame,  1703-4-87.  TT''.  Bvrk; 
*****.  An  English  politician,  essay- 
ist, first  an  infidel,  then  a  champion  of 
Christianity;  son  of  Sir  Roger  Jenyns; 
educ.  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Cambridge  ;  for 
nearly  forty  years  an  M.P. ;  for  twenty-five 
a  commissioner  of  the  Board  of  Trade ; 
a  noted  wit  and  conversationalist. 

Jephsou,  Robert,  1736-1803.  Jean 
Baptisie  Couteau.  An  Irish  writer ;  a 
captain  in  the  army,  and  a  member  of 
the  Irish  House  of  Commons ;  wrote 
poems  and  dramas. 

Jerdan,  AVilliam,  F.S.A.  An  Inside 
Passenger ;  A  Late  Visitant. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  468. 

Jerningham, .     An  Attache'.     An 

English  diplomatist  of  the  day. 

Jerome,  Jerome  K.  An  Idle  Fellow. 
An  English  writer  of  tlie  day. 

Jerrold,  Douglas  William.  Wrong- 
head. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  469. 

Jerrold,  William  Blanchard,  1826- 
84.     B.  J. ;   Fin-Bee. 

See  "  I.  and  1'.,"  First  Series,  p.  469. 

Jessopp,  Eev.  Augustus,  D.D.,  1824-. 
./.  ,•  K.  An  English  schoolmaster;  b.  at 
Albury  Place,  Chesliunt,  Herts. ;  head- 
master, Ilelston  Grammar  School,  1855- 
59;  of  Norwich  School,  1859-79;  and 
rector  of  Scarning,  Norfolk,  1879-87. 

Jevons,  M.  A.  M.  A.  J.  An  English 
poet  and  editor. 


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Jewett,  Benjamin  E.  G.  Jonas 
Simpkins.  An  American  writer  of  the 
day. 

Jewett,  Isaac  Appleton,  1808-53. 
J.  J.  J.  An  American  traveller;  b.  in 
Burlington,  Vt;  Harv.  Coll.,  1830;  set- 
tled as  a  lawyer,  first  in  Cincinnati,  and 
afterwards  in  New  Orleans ;  but  during 
the  latter  part  of  his  life  he  resided 
chiefly  at  the  North,  engaged  in  other 
business;  d.  in  Keene,  N.H. 

Jewett,  Sarah  Orne,  1849-.  Alice 
Eliot.  An  American  writer  of  the  day; 
b.  and  resident  in  South  Berwick,  Me. 

Johns,  Tremenheere  John,  1836- 
55.  Y.  Z.  An  English  student ;  b. 
at  Helston,  Cornwall ;  drowned  at 
Oxford. 

Johnson, ,  J.,  Mt.  Sion,  Falmouth. 

An  English  poet ;  editor  of  the  "  Selec- 
tor or  Cornish  Magazine  " ;  resident  some 
years  at  Falmouth. 

Johnson,  E.  W.  II  Secretario.  An 
American  writer;  a  contributor  to  the 
"  American  Whig  Review." 

Johnson,  George  William,  1802-86. 
Wai/ne  -Hove//.  An  English  writer  on 
horticulture;  passed  several  years  in 
India,  returning  to  England  in  1848 ;  d. 
at  the  Waldrons,  Croydon. 

Johnson,  Richard.  James  Guthrie. 
An  English  writer  of  the  eighteenth  cen- 
tury ;  a  teacher(?)  of  Nottingham. 

Johnson,  Samuel,  D.D.,  1696-1772. 
A.  Gentleman  educated  at  Yale  College ;  A 
Minister  of  the  Church  of  England. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  469. 

Johnson,  Samuel,  LL.D.,  1709-84. 
8.  J.  ; '  The  Author  of  the  "  Miscel- 
laneous Observations  on  the  Tragedij  of 
Macbeth  "  ;  Dr.  J — ns — 7i ;  T.  Zachariah 
Williams. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  469. 

Johnson,  Rev.  Satnuel,  1822-82. 
^S*.  J.  An  American  clergyman;  b.  at 
Salem,  Mass. ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1842 ;  pastor 
at  Lynn,  Mass.,  1853-70;  d.  at  North 
Andovei-,  Mass. 

Johnson,  Mrs.  Sophie  Orne.  Cousin 
Daisy. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  469. 

Johnson,  Rev.  Stephen,  1724-86.  A 
Freeman  of  the  Colonij  of  Connecticut.  An 
American  Congregational  minister;  b. 
in  Newark,  Conn. ;  Yale  Coll.,  1743 ; 
pastor  at  Lyme  (now  Old  Lyme),  Conn., 
1746-86,  and  d.  there. 

Johnson,  W.  B.  Boswell.  An  Amer- 
ican poet  of  the  day  of  Virginia. 

Johnson,  William.  Tlie  Writer  of 
"N:;ccs"  and  "  Lucretelis."  An  Eng- 
lish classical  scholar  of  the  day. 


Johnston,  Mrs.  Alma  Calder.     Bush 

Ellis. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  470. 

Johnstone,  Rev.  John.  A71  Elder  of 
the  Church.  An  English  clergyman  ;  St. 
John's  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1837 ;  vicar  of 
Haxey  iv.  Westwood  R.,  1861-87. 

Jolin,  Johan  Kristofer.  Jo.  Jo.  A 
Swedish  writer. 

Jones, .  Edward  Digby.  An  Eng- 
lish criminal. 

Jones,  C.  A  Journeyman  Woolcomber. 
An  English  writer  of  one  hundred  years 
ago. 

Jones,  C.  A.  C.  A.  J.  An  English 
writer. 

Jones,  Rev.  Griflfith,  1684-1761.  A 
Country  Clergyman.  A  Welsh  clergyman; 
b.  in  the  county  of  Caermarthen  ;  rector 
of  Llanddowror  in  that  county. 

Jones,  Henry,  -1770.  A  Bricklayer. 
An  Irish  poet. and  dramatist;  b.  at  Drog- 
heda,  county  Meath ;  was  patronized  by 
the  Earl  of  Cliesterfield  when  lord-lieu- 
tenant of  Ireland,  in  174-3;  but  he  had 
better  have  stuck  to  bricklaying,  for  he 
died  in  great  want  in  a  garret  belonging 
to  the  master  of  the  Bedford  Coffee- 
house, by  whom  he  had  been  assisted. 

Jones,  Rev.  John,  1700-.  A  Friend  to 
Religious  and  Civil  Liberty.  An  English 
clergyman;  Worcester  Coll.,  Oxford; 
rector  of  Boulne-Hurst,  Bedfordshire, 
1750- ;  killed  by  a  fall  from  his  horse ; 
not  knoM^i  at  what  date. 

Jones,  Rev.  John.  Rusticlericus.  An 
English  wTiter  in  the  "  Gentleman's 
Magazine." 

Jones,  John,  1825-87.  Ich-is  Vychan. 
A  Welsh  poet ;  b.  at  Dolgelly ;  lived  for 
a  short  time  in  London  ;  spent  the  last 
thirty  years  of  his  life  at  Manchester, 
and  d.  there. 

Jones,  Margaret  Elizabeth  Mary. 
M.  E.  M.  J. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Serie's,  p.  471, 
and  "Notes  and  Queries,"  July,  1857,  p.  71. 

Jones,  Paul,  1747-92.  Le  Prince  Bur- 
liabled.  A  Scottish  naval  officer;  origi- 
nally John  Paul ;  b.  at  Arbegland ;  emi- 
grated to  Virginia,  and  entered  the  colo- 
nial service  in  1775 ;  entered  the  Russian 
naval  service  in  1788,  but  was  soon 
dismissed ;  d.  in  Paris. 

Jones,  Samuel  Huntingdon,  LL.D. 
The  Committee.  An  American  lawyer; 
Univ.  of  Pennsylvania,  1857 ;  LL.B., 
1861. 

Jones,  Sir  William,  1566-1640.  Jo- 
nas. An  eminent  British  jurist;  b.  in 
Wales ;  educ.  at  Oxford  and  Lincoln's 
Inn;  judge  of  King's  bench,  1624-40. 


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Jones,  William.     Julius  Melesigonus. 

Jones,  Sir  William,  1746-94.  A  Mem- 
ber of  the  Universitif  ;  A  Member  of  the  So- 
cietij  for  Constitutional  Information  ;  A 
Member  of  the  University  of  Cutnbridge. 
An  eminent  Englisli  scholar  and  law- 
yer ;  b.  in  London ;  educ.  at  Harrow 
and  Oxford;  went  to  India  in  1783, 
and  d.  there. 

Jones,  William  Alfred,  A.M.,  1817-. 
The  Librarian.  An  American  bibliogra- 
pher; Columbia  Coll.,  1836;  librarian 
there,  1851-65 ;  was  b.  in  New  York 
City. 

Jordan,  G.  W.,  Esq.     G.  W.  J. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  471. 

Jortin,  John,  and  others.  Eruditi 
Sritanni.  Jortin,  John,  D.D.,  1698- 
1770.  An  eminent  English  clergyman; 
\>.  in  the  parish  of  St.  Giles,  Middlesex; 
Jesus  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1715;  archdea- 
con of  London, 1764-70. 

Judd,  Eev.  Sylvester,  -1853.    A  Young 


Man.  An  American  Unitarian  minister ; 
Yale  Coll.,  1836;  Harv.  Coll.  Divinity 
School,  1840 ;  was  pastor  at  Augusta, 
Me.,  till  his  death. 

Judson,  Edward  Z.  C,  1822-86. 
Cupt.  Cleighmore.  An  American  writer; 
wrote  four  hundred  stories ;  made  a  large 
income,  but  spent  it  as  fast  as  he  made 
it ;  d.  in  Delaware  Co.,  N.Y. 

Judson,  Mrs.  Emily  (Chubbuck). 
Fanni/  Forrester. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  471. 

Jiingst,  LiUdwig  Volrad.  Ludwig 
Rosen.      A  German  novelist. 

Jung,  Johann  Heinrich,  1740-1817. 
Heinrich  Stilling.  An  original  German 
writer ;  b.  at  Im-Grund,  in  the  duchy  of 
Nassau;  was  a  friend  of  Goethe;  in  1804 
became  professor  of  political  economy  at 
Heidelberg. 

Jurin,  James,  M.D.  Philalethes  Can- 
iabrigiensis. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  471. 


K. 


Kaler,  James  Otis.     Walraven. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  471. 

Kaye,  John,  D.D.,  1784-1853.  PTii- 
lalethes  Cantabrigiensis.  An  eminent 
English  clergyman ;  b.  at  Hammer- 
smith, London  ;  Christ's  Coll.,  Cam- 
bridge, 1804;  bishop  of  Bristol,  1820; 
of  Lincoln,  1827. 

Keane,  John  Frederick.  Ilajj  Mo- 
hammed Amin.  An  English  traveller  in 
Arabia. 

Keary,   Miss  Annie.     Cora. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  472. 

Keate,  George,  F.K.S.,  1729-97.  Ladg 
Jane  Graij.  An  Englisli  author;  b.  in 
Wiltshire;  was  a  correspondent  of  Vol- 
taire. 

Keate,  llev.  William.  William  Ball, 
Gent.  An  English  clergyman ;  rector  of 
Claverton,  Somersetshire,  one  hundred 
years  ago.* 

Kebie,  Rev.  John,  M.A.,  1792-1806. 
A  MeiuJ)er  of  the  Universilg  of  Oxford. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  472. 

Keith,  George.     K .    An  English 

publisher  of  Gracechurcli,  London  ;  a  son- 
in-law  of  Dr.  Gill,  and  his  clerk ;  is  said 
to  have  composed  hymns  founded  on  the 
discourses  of  his  fatlier-in-lavv  while  he 
was  prcficliing  fliere. 

Keith-Falfoner,  Hon.  Ion  Grant 
Nevill,  1850-87.      /.  G.  N.  K.-F.      An 


English  Orientalist;  educ.  at  Harrow  and 
Cambridge ;  M.A.,  1881 ;  d.  at  Aden. 

Kelley,  Hall  Jackson,  A.M.,  -1874. 
An  Afflicted  Husband.  An  American 
gentleman  ;  b.  in  Gilmanton,  N.H.  ; 
Middlebury  Coll.,  1813;  in  1817  he 
engaged  in  efforts  to  colonize  Oregon, 
and  in  1834  visited  that  territory ;  A.M. 
honorary  at  Harv.  Univ.,  1820. 

Kellogg,  P.  C.     Hark  Comstock. 

Kelly,  Mary  Eva.  Eva.  Afterwards 
Mrs.  Kevin  O'Dogherty ;  an  Irish  jour- 
nalist. 

Kelty,  Mrs.  Mary  Anne.  Marij  Del- 
7nond  ;  Af.  A.  K. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  j).  472. 

Kelynack,  »Iary,  1776-1855.  An  Old 
Cornish  Woman.  An  aged  woman  of 
Cornwall ;  b.  at  Tolcarne,  Madron  ;  d. 
at  Dock-lane,  I'enzance. 

Kemp,  Francois  Adriaan  van  de. 
A.  0.  F. 

Ken,Thomas,  D.D.,  1637-1 710  or  1711. 
T.K.  An  lOnglish  divine;  b.  in  Berkham- 
stead,  Herts.;  educ.  at  Oxford  ;  l)ishop  of 
Bath  ;ind  Wells,  1684-1710  or  1711. 

KeudiiU,  David,  1708-1853.  David 
the  Son  of  Jesse.  An  American  minister; 
b.  in  Atliol,  Mass.  ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1794 ; 
pastor  at  Hubbardston,  Mass.,  1802-9; 
at  Augusta,  Oneida  Co.,  N.Y.,  1809-53, 
and  d.  there. 


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Kennard,  James,  Jr.,  1815-47.  .7.  K. 
An  American  writer;  b.  and  d.  in  Ports- 
mouth, N.H. ;  educ.  at  the  scliools  of  his  na- 
tive town ;  was  for  a  short  time  a  clerk  in 
a  store,  but,  his  health  failing,  he  devoted 
much  of  his  leisure  to  literary  pursuits. 

Kennedy,  Benjamin  Hall,  D.D.  H. 
B.C. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  473. 

Kennedy,  John  Pendleton,  LL.D. 
Common  Sense. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  Pirst  Series,  p.  473. 

Kennedy,  James,  B.D.  M.  N.  A 
Scottish  writer  of  the  day. 

Kenrick,  Enoch  B.  Philo-Bereanus. 
An  American  Restorationist. 

Kenrick,  William,  LL.D.  Margelina 
Scribelindra  Macular ia ;  The  Editor  of 
those  "Epistles." 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  473. 

Kent,  Adolphus.  Abieser.  An  Eng- 
lish writer. 

Kent,  George.      Theodore  Bramwald. 

Ker,  Rev.  William  T.,  M.A.  A  Scots- 
man. A  Scottish  minister,  of  the  Free 
Church,  Deskford. 

Kernan,  J.  Frank.  Florry.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day,  in  New 
York  City. 

Kettle,  Mary  Rosa  Stuart.  Bosa 
Mackenzie  Kettle. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  473. 

Keys,  Adam.  A  Teacher  and  Friend 
to  Youth.     An  English  arithmetician. 

Key  worth,  Thomas,  and  Jones,  Da- 
vid. T.  K.  and  D.  J.  English  Hebrew 
scholars  of  sixty  years  ago. 

Kiellman-Goranson,  Rev.  Julius 
Axel,  1811-1869.  Nepomuk.  A  Swed- 
ish clergyman,  novelist,  and  poet. 

Kilby,  Rev.  Thomas.  An  Amateur. 
An  Englishman  ;  Queen's  Coll.,  Oxford, 
1816;  P.C.  of  St.  John's,  Wakefield, 
Yorks.,  1825-60  et  seq. 

King,  Ed^vard.  E.  K.  An  Ameri- 
can traveller  and  correspondent  of  the 
Boston  "Journal." 

King  George  II.  A  Famous  Balanc- 
ing Captain. 

King,  Rev.  John  Myers.  An  English 
Vicar.  An  English  clergyman ;  Ball. 
Coll.,  Oxford,  1823 ;  vicar  of  Cutcombe, 
Dunster,  Somerset,  1832-80  et  seq. 

King,  Katharine.  M.  J.  M***.  An 
English  novelist  of  the  day. 

King,  Richard  Ashe,  M.A.  Basil. 
An  English  clergyman  ;  Trin.  Coll.,  Dub- 
lin, 1862  ;  in  1887  resident  at  Selwood- 
Terrace,  Onslow-gardens,  S.W. 

King,  Rufus,^LL.D.,  1755-1827.  An 
American  Farmer. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  474. 


King,  Thomas  Starr,  1824-64.  T. 
S.  K.  An  American  clergyman  ;  pastor 
of  Hollis  Street  Church,  Boston,  1848- 
60 ;  and  at  San  Francisco,  1860-64. 

King,  William,  D.D.,  1650-1729.  His 
Grace  the  Archbishop  of  Dublin.  An  emi- 
nent Irish  divine ;  educ.  at  Trin.  Coll., 
Dublin;  archbishop,  1702-29. 

King,  WUliam,  LL.D.,  1685-1763. 
Frederick  Scheffer ;  A  Master  of  Arts. 
See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series",  p.  474. 
King,  WUliam  Rufus,  1786-1853. 
Miss  Nancg  King.  An  American  states- 
man ;  b.  in  North  Carolina ;  vice-presi- 
dent of  the  United  States ;  took  the  oath 
of  office  near  Havana,  March  4,  1853 ; 
d.  at  his  home  at  Catawba,  Ala.,  April  18, 
1853. 

Kingman,  E.  Jon.  An  American 
journalist  of  Baltimore. 

Kingston,  William.  The  Inventor 
of  the  Art  of  Printing  in  Brij  Colours. 
An  English  poet  of  fifty  years  ago. 

Kinlock,  Francis.  Her  Father.  An 
American  writer  of  Georgetown,  S.C. ; 
not  a  politician. 

Kippis,  Andrew,  and  others.  A 
Societi/  of  Gentlemen. 

See  "i.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  475. 
Kirk,  Mrs.  EUen  W.  (Olney),  1842-. 
Henrg  Haijes.     An    American  writer  of 
the  day ;  wife  of  John  Foster  Kirk,  of 
Philadelphia. 

Kirkup,  Thomas.  T.  K.  A  Scot- 
tish(?)  writer  of  the  day;  contributor  to 
the  last  edition  of  the  "  Encyclopaedia 
Britannica." 

Kirkus,  Rev.  William,  LL.B.  Mrs. 
Florence  Williamson.  An  English  clergy- 
man ;  curate  of  St.  Marks,  Chatham  Hill, 
Manchester. 

Kist,  William.     G.  H.  Johnson. 
Kitchiner,  William,  M.D.     A  Physi- 
cian. 

Klencke,  Friedrich  Hermann.  Her- 
mann V.  Maltitz. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  475. 
Knapp,  li.     Le  rev.  P.  Crispe.    A  Bel- 
gian dramatic  author  early  in  the  nine- 
teentli  century. 

Knapp,  Samuel  Lorenzo,  LL.D.  S. 
L.  K. ;   Theodore  Tem/ile. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  475. 
Knatchbnll-Hugesson,  Edward 
Hugcsson,  Baron  Brabourne,  1829-. 
A  Tory.  An  English  peer;  educ.  at 
Eton  and  Oxford ;  assumed  the  name  of 
Hugesson  by  royal  license  in  1849;  M.P. 
for  Sandwich,  Kent,  1857-80;  raised  to 
the  peerage,  1880 ;  lord  of  the  treasury, 
1859-66;  under-secretary  of  state  for 
Home   Department,  1866    and  1868-71, 


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and  under-secretary  for  the  colonies, 
1871-74. 

Knight,  Charles.  The  English  Ed- 
itor ;   C.  K. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  475. 

Knight,  Robert.  A  Calvinist.  An 
Englisli  clergyman ;  rector  of  Newton 
Nottage,   Glamorganshire. 

Knighton,  WUIiam,  LL.D.  A  Mem- 
ber of  the  Household  of  his  late  Majesti/, 
Nussir-u-deen,  King  of  Oude.  An  English 
colonial  writer,  for  many  years  a  planter 
in  Ceylon. 

Knipe,  Delia,  -1879.     Cousin  Daisy. 

Knorring,  Oscar  von.  0.  von  K.  A 
Swedish  author. 

Konig,  ETvald  August,  1833-.  Ernst 
Kaiser.  A  German  novelist  of  the  day  ; 
b.  at  Barmen ;  devoted  himself  to  litera- 
ture. 

Korsbloinman,  Mrs.  Tjina  Berg 
(Sandell).     L.  S.     A  Swedish  writer. 

Kostlin,  Christian  Reinhold,  1813-. 
C.  Reinhold.  A  German  novelist  and 
dramatist ;    b.    at    Tiibingen ;     studied 


there,  at  Heidelberg,  and  at  Berlin  ;  pro- 
fessor of  law  at  Tiibingen,  1840-56. 

Kouns,  Nathan  Chapman.  Nathan 
Ben  Nathan ;  Arius  the  Libyqn  ;  A 
German  -  American  lawyer  residing  in 
Kansas. 

Krsemer,  Liotten  von.  L.  v.  K.  A 
Swedish  novelist. 

Krinitz,  Mme. de.     Camille  Sel- 

den.     A  French  writer  of  the  day. 

Kruse,  Mathilda.  Stella  Kleve.  A 
Swedish  novelist. 

Kiihne,  August,  1829-83.  Johannes 
van  Dervall.  A  German  novelist ;  h.  at 
Herford ;  served  in  the  army,  1848-75  ;_ 
afterwards  lived  in  his  native  state,  and 
d.  at  Wiesbaden. 

Kyrle,  John,  1664-1754.  The  Man  of 
Ross.  An  English  gentleman  who  re- 
sided in  the  parish  of  Ross,  county  of 
Hereford,  who  was  distinguished  for  his 
benevolence  and  public  spirit. 

"  Richer  than  miaer  o'er  his  countless  hoards, 
Nobler  than  kings,  or  liing  polluted  lords, 
Here  dwelt  the  Man  of  Ross."  —  Coleridge. 


Liabadie,  Lavrrence.  Un  Am^ricain. 
An  American  traveller  and  writer. 

La  Beaunielle,  Laurent   Angliviel 

de,  1727-73.  Krinebol  le  voyageur.  A 
French  writer ;  b.  at  Valleraugue  (Gard)  ; 
educ.  at  the  Catholic  coll.  at  Alais ;  he 
then  went  to  Geneva ;  passed  Iiis  life, 
however,  chiefly  at  I'aris,  engaged  in 
literary  work,  and  d.  there. 

Laboulaye,  Kdouard  Lefebvre.  X. 
Nadie'. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  47(i. 

La  Brunie,  Georges,  and  Gautier, 
Pierre  Jules  Theophile.  G  .  .  .  Ci  .  .  . 
French  journalists  of  the  day. 

Lacy,  B.  W.     Bchicee. 

La  Fay<;tte,  Marie  Jean  Paul  Roch 
Yves  Gilbert  Motier,  1757-1834.  (Jran- 
dison  (Jroniirclt.  An  illustrious  French 
statesman;  b.  at  Cliavagnac;  served  in 
the  American  Revolution,  1777-81;  re- 
visited tliis  country  in  1824. 

Laing.  David,  LL.D.     D.  L. 

See  "  L  and  P.,"  First  Scries,  p.  477. 

Lauib,  Charles.  A  Water-drinker ; 
Susjiensuriis. 

See  "  L  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  477. 

Lamb,  Mrs.  3Iartha  Joanna  Reade 
fNash),  1829-.  Crisp.  An  American 
journalist;  b.  at  Plainfield,  Mass.;  resi- 


dent in  New  York  City  in  1887  ;  editor  of 
"  The  Magazine  of  American  History." 

Lambert,  Arthur  Join.      G.  Morel. 

Lanison,  Alvan,  D.D.',  1792-1864. 
L. ;  A.  L.  An  American  clergyman;  b. 
in  Weston,  Mass. ;  Harv.  Univ.,  1814 ; 
Divinity  School,  1817;  for  many  years 
pastor  at  Dedham,  Mass.,  and  d.  there. 

Lancaster,  Rev.  Thomas.  A  Clergy- 
man. An  Englisli  clergyman  of  one  hun- 
dred years  ago. 

Lane,  Sarah,  ^fary  A'ingsfon.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day. 

Lang,  Andrew,  LL.D.,  1844-.  A. 
Hugo  Longicay.  A  Scottisii  author;  b. 
at  Selkirk;  educ.  at  Edinburgh,  St.  An- 
drews, and  Oxford;  is  one  of  tlie  most 
versatile  writers  of  the  day,  and  is 
specially  known  both  by  his  light  and 
humorous  articles  and  his  learned 
writings. 

Lang,  Heinrich.  Eines  Schlacht- 
enhniiiiiilf'rs.    A  (ierman  artist  of  Munich. 

Lange,  Martin  Hugo.     Martin. 

Langhorne,  Mrs. .    A  Lady  lately 

Deceased.  An  English  lady  of  the  eigh- 
teenth century. 

Langley,  Rev.  Daniel  Baxter, 
D.C.L.  An  Anxiofis  Enquirer  after  Truth. 
An  English  clergyman ;  St.  John's  Coll., 


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Cambridge,  1828;  rector  of  Yardley- 
Hastiiigs  w.  Denton  R.,  1856-80  et  seq. 

Jjaiigrishe,  Sir  Hercules.  H s 

L she,  Esq.     An   Irisli    politician 

of  Dublin ("?)  one  liundred  years  ago. 

Lapham,  William  Berry,  1828-. 
W-  B.  L.  An  American  physician  and 
writer  of  the  day ;  b.  in  Greenwood, 
Me. ;  educ.  at  Colby  Univ. ;  served  in  the 
civil  war;  practised  at  Portland,  Me.(?). 

Lardner,  Dionysius,  LL.D.,  1793- 
185U.  A  Besident  of  Paris.  An  Irish 
scientific  writer  and  editor ;  b.  in  Dublin  ; 
€duc.  at  Trinity  Coll. ;  he  lectured  in  the 
principal  cities  of  the  United  States,  1840- 
45,  and  in  1845  became  a  resident  of  Paris. 

Lascelles,  Mrs.  Anne  (Catley).  Miss 
C*tl*i/.  An  English  lady  of  one  hundred 
years  ago;  became  the  wife  of  Gen. 
Francis  Lascelles. 

Ijaszouslci,  Mrs.  v.  E.  D.  Gerard.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day. 

Liatey,  John  Ijash.     Codlin. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  478. 

liathom,  Frances.  Miss  Sophie  L. 
Francis.  An,  English  writer  of  novels 
and  plays ;  b.  in  Norwich. 

Lathrop,  Mrs.  Mary Torrans.     Lena. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  478. 

Liatonche,  James  Digges.  A  Late 
Eminent  Citizen  of  I)ublin ;  Hibernicus. 
An  Irish  politician  of  the  eighteenth 
•century. 

Latrobe,  Charles  Joseph.  The  Ram- 
bler. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  479. 

Lauder,  Sir  Thomas  Dick,  7th  Bart., 
1784-1848.  Charles  Montague  Montgomery . 
A  Scottish  novelist ;  son  of  Sir  Andrew 
Lauder,  6th  Bart.,  of  Fountainhall,  Had- 
dingtonshire ;  succeeded  his  father  in 
1830 ;  was  esteemed  a  successful  imitator 
of  Scott  in  the  walks  of  Scottish  fiction. 

Lauder,  William,  -1771.  W.  L.  A 
Scottish  writer ;  educ.  at  Edinburgh ; 
who  endeavored  to  prove  that  Milton 
was  a  plagiarist ;    d.   in   Barbadoes. 

Laughtoii,  Thomas  R.     Ik.  Wallis. 

Lauren,  L.  L.  X.  L.  L.  A  Swedish 
writer  of  the  day. 

Laurence,  Richard,  LL.D.,  1760- 
1839.  B.  G.  An  English  clergyman; 
b.  at  Bath  ;  educ.  at  Oxford  ;  archbishop 
of  Cashel,  1822-39. 

Laurie,  Simon  Somerville.  Scotns 
Novanticus.  A  Scottish  scholar;  pro- 
fessor in  the  University  of    Edini)urgh. 

Lavater,  Johann  Caspar,  1741- 
1801.  Jonathan  Anaiiel.  A  Swiss  Prot- 
estant writer ;  b.  at  Zurich,  and  became 
pastor  there  ;  at  the  capture  of  tliat  city 
by  Massena,  he  was  shot  by  a  soldier  in 


the  street,  of  which  wound  he  died,  after 
suffering  from  it  for  more  than  a  year. 

Law,  John,  1671-1729.  Paper  King. 
A  famous  Scottish  projector  and  finan- 
cier;  b.  at  Edinburgh,  and  inlierited  an 
estate  near  Lauriston ;  went  to  London 
and  the  Continent;  d.  poor  at  Venice. 

Law,  William,  A.M.,  1686-1761.  A 
Late  Eminent  Divine.  An  English  non- 
juror ;  b.  at  Kingscliffe,  Northants  ;  educ. 
at  Cambridge  ;  of  his  "  Serious  Call,"  Dr. 
Johnson  said  that  it  "  contained  the  finest 
hortatory  theology  in  any  language." 

Lawrence,  Miss  Elizabeth,  1803-26. 

Miss  Elizabeth  L ce.     An  English 

lady  ;  d.  in  Falmouth. 

Law^rence,  James  Henry,  1774-1841. 
A  Detenu.  An  English  poet  and  dramatist ; 
educ.  at  Eton  and  in  Germany ;  a  knight  of 
Malta,  known  as  the  Chevalier  de  Law- 
rence ;  he  was  b.  at  Jamaica,  and  d.  at 
London. 

Lawrence,  John,  1756-about  1836. 
A  Farmer  and  Breeder. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  479. 

Law^rence,  John  Laird  Mair,  1810-. 
The  Saviour  of  the  Punjaub.  An  English 
administrator  of  great  ability;  entered  the 
East  India  civil  service  about  1830;  and 
became  chief  commissioner  of  the  Pun- 
jaub, soon  after  the  conquest  of  that  coun- 
try ;  suppressed  the  meeting  there  in  1857, 
and  became  governor-general  in  1863. 

Lavv'rence,  Rev.  Roger.     R.  L. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  479. 

Lawrence,  Miss  SarahC?).  A.  B.  C. 
An  English  dramatist. 

La-wson,  J.  W.  ./.  W.  L.  An  Amer- 
ican writer  of  the  day. 

Lawson,  Rev.  John.  A  Village  Pastor. 
An  English  poet  early  in  the  century. 

Laycock,  Thomas,  1812-76.  L.  An 
English  physician;  b.atWitherby,Yorks.; 
educ.  at  the  Univ.  Coll.,  London,  and  the 
Univ.  of  Gottingen ;  professor  in  the 
Univ.  of  Edinburgh,  1855 ;  physician  to 
the  queen  in  Scotland,  1869. 

Layton,  Henry.  A  Lover  of  Truth. 
An  English  clergyman  early  in  the  eigh- 
teenth century. 

Lazo,  Alonzo  Carillo.  The  Chap- 
lain. An  English  clergyman ;  chaplain 
of  the  "  Conde  "  of  St.  Malo,  in  the  mid- 
dle of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Leach,  Harvey.     Hervis  Nano. 

Leahy,  David.  A  Barrister.  An 
Irish  (?)   lawyer. 

Leake,  John.  A  Gentleman  of  Ox- 
ford.  An  English  scholar  early  in  the 
eighteenth  century. 

Leake,  Col.  William  3Iartin.  An 
Old   Brother   Officer.       An    English   sol- 


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dier  of  the  Eoyal  Artillery;    retired  in 
1813. 

Leakey,   Miss   Caroline   W.       Olive 

Keese.     An  English  poet. 

Lean,  Mrs.  Blanche  (Harris),  1750- 
1815.  3Iiss  Blanche  Mary-is.  An  English 
poet;  b.  at  Mylor;  d.  at  Camborne. 

Miss  Blanche  Harris  contributed  poems,  enig- 
mas, and  rebuses,  to  "  The  Lady's  Diary  "  from 
about  1775  to  1785,  during  which  period  Joel  Lean 
was  asking  and  answering  mathematical  ques- 
tions in  " 'J'he  Gentleman's  Diary,"  —  which  led 
to  their  union  in  1777. 

Lean,  Joseph.  F.,  1834-54.  The 
Young  Mining  Captain.  An  English 
miner ;  b.  at  Gwennap ;  d.  at  Ilorrabridgo, 
Devonshire. 

Lear,  Henrietta  Louisa  (Farrer). 
H.  L.  F.     An  English  writer  of  the  day. 

Leavitt,  Joshua,  D.D.,  1794-1873.  A 
Trinitarian.  An  American  clergyman ; 
b.  at  Heath,  Mass. ;  Yale  Coll.,  18^4 ;  for 
some  years  practised  law  in  Massachu- 
setts and  Vermont ;  studied  at  Yale  Di- 
vinity School,  1822-25 ;  was  an  editor  of 
several  journals,  1828-70  et  secj.,  residing 
at  Brooklyn,  N.Y. ;  d.  in  New  York  City. 

Le  Blanc,  Jean  Bernard,  1707-81. 
Un  Fran<^ois.  A  Erench  writer ;  b.  at 
Dijon ;  he  took  holy  orders,  and  then 
went  to  Paris,  where  he  devoted  himself 
to  literary  labors,  and  d.  there. 

Lechinere,  Edmund.  A  Young  Gen- 
tleman of  Oxford.  An  English  poet ; 
Queen's  Coll.,  Oxford,  1708. 

Ledyard,  Isaac.     Mentor. 

Lee,  Ann,  1735-84.  Mother  Ann.  An 
English  woman;  b.  at  Manchester;  was 
founder  of  the  sect  called  Shakers ; 
came  to  this  country  and  settled  near 
Albanv,  N.Y. 

Lee,  Chauncey,  D.D.,  1763-1842. 
Aristarchits.  An  American  Congrega- 
tional clergyman  ;  b.  at  Coventry,  Conn. ; 
Yale  Coll.,  1784  ;  after  studying  law  and 
practising  a  short  time  lie  studied  tlieol- 
ogy  with  Dr.  West ;  pastor  at  Colebrook, 
Conn.,  1800-27,  and  at  Marlborough, 
Conn.,  1827-35;  but  the  last  years  of  his 
life  he  resided  in  llartwick,  N.Y.,  and  d. 
there. 

Lee,  Mrs.  Hannah  Parnham  (Saw- 
yer), 1780-1805.  A  Friend;  L**.  An 
American  writer ;  b.  in  Newburyport, 
Mass. ;  the  daughter  of  a  physician  of 
that  place,  and  wife  of  Mr.  George  Gar- 
diner Lee,  of  Boston,  where  she  resided 
for  many  years,  and  where  she  died. 

Lee,  Henry,  1750-1818.  Light-Horse 
llarrij.  An  eminent  American  soldier;  b. 
in  AVcHtnioreland  Co.,  Va. ;  d.  in  (jeorgia. 

Lee,  Jesse,  1758-1816.  Apostle  of 
Methodism  in  New  England.     An  Ameri- 


can Methodist  divine ;  b.  in  Prince  George 
Co.,  Va. ;  was  for  many  years  a  chaplain 
to  Congress  ;  d.  in  Baltimore,  Md. 

Lee,  John,  Esq.,  1733-93.  Honest 
Jack  Lee.  An  English  lawyer ;  some 
time  M.P.  for  Higham-Ferrers ;  solicitor- 
general,  1783. 

Lee,  Richard  Henry,  1732-94.  The 
Cicero  of  the  Revolution. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  480. 

Lee,  Wiiliam.     A  Father. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  480. 

Lees,  Lady .  A  Ladij.  An  Eng- 
lish writer. 

Lees,  James  Cameron,  D.D.  Rag, 
Tag,  and  Bobtail. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  480. 

Legh,  Gerard.     A  Christian. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  480. 

Le  Grice,  Rev.  Charles  Valentine. 
Cergiel;    C.  V.  Le  G.;    V.  L. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  481. 

LeifchUd,  John  R.,  M.A.,  1815-. 
J.  R.  L.  An  English  atithor  ;  b.  at  Ken- 
sington; a  writer  on  mining. 

Leigh,  George,  Esq.,  1743-1816.  The 
Raf telle  of  Auctioneers.  An  eminent 
English  book-auctioneer;  youngest  son 
of  the  Rev.  Egerton  Leigh,  LL.D.,  arch- 
deacon of  Salop  and  canon  of  Hereford. 
He  was  the  apprentice  and  partner  of 
Mr.  Baker,  and  afterwards  of  Mr.  Sothe- 
by,  his  nephew ;  in  later  life  he  v/as 
associated  with  Mr.  Sotheby's  worthy 
nephew. 

Lemon,  Sir  Charles,  2d  Bart.,  1784- 
1808.  C.  L.  An  English  gentleman; 
b.  in  London ;  M.P.,  1807-12  and  1830- 
57;  d.  at  Carclew,  Penryn,  Cornwall. 

Lemon,  3Iark.     Thickhead. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  481. 

Lemon,  Sir  William,  1st  Bart.,  D.C.L., 
1748-1824.  Ilis  Rejirescntative.  An  Eng- 
lish gentleman  ;  b.  at  Truro;  M.P.,  1769- 
72  and  1774-1824;  d.  at  the  family  seat, 
Carclew,  Penryn,  Cornwall. 

Lennox,  Charles  Henry  Gordon, 
0th  Duke  of  Richmond,  D.C.L.,  1818-. 
Miss  Lennox.  An  English  peer  and 
statesman;  educ.  at  Westminster  and 
Oxford ;  entered  the  army,  1839 ;  retired 
as  captain,  1844;  lord  president  of  the 
council,  1874-80 ;  town  residence,  49 
Belgrave  Square,  S.W.,  London. 

Lcnno.x,  Mrs.  Charlotte,  1720-1804. 
The  Author  of  the  "  Female  Quixote."  An 
American-English  novelist;  b.  in  New 
York  City,  of  wliicli  her  father,  Col. 
James  Lennox,  was  lieutenant-governor; 
at  the  age  of  fifteen  she  was  sent  to  Lon- 
don, where  she  supported  herself  by  her 
literary  laljors. 


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Lienox,  James,  1800-80.  L.  An 
American  lover  of  rare  books;  the  son 
of  Robert  Lenox,  a  Scotch  merchant 
of  New  York  City ;  educ.  cliiefly  at 
Princeton ;  was  for  some  years  a  mer- 
chant, but,  being  a  millionnaire,  he  in- 
dulged himself  in  the  luxury  of  collect- 
ing rare  books,  etc.,  which  he  bequeathed 
to  his  native  city,  and  thus  founded  the 
Lenox  Library. 

Lieon,  John  A.  A  European  and 
Colonial  Sugar  Manufacturer.  An  Eng- 
lish colonial  writer. 

li'Epine,  Ernest  IJouis  Victor  Jules. 
Ernest  Manuel . 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  481. 

Lie  Poitevin  Saint-Alme,  Auguste, 
1791-1854.  De  Villergle:  A  French 
vcriter;  b.  in  Paris,  where  he  spent  his 
life,  engaged  in  literary  work;  d.  at 
Belleville. 

Lesley,  J.  Peter,  LL.D.,  1819-.  J.  P. 
L.  An  American  topographical  geolo- 
gist; b.  in  Philadelphia;  Univ.  of  Penn., 
1838 ;  professor  of  geology  and  mining, 
1872-80  et  seq. ;  state  geologist,  Penn., 
1874-80  et  seq. 

Lieslie,  Charles.  A  Churchman ;  A 
Free  Churchman;  A  Lover  of  Truth; 
Miso-Dolos ;  One  Miso-Dolos  ;  One  called 
an  High  Churchman  ;  Dean  of 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  481. 

Lieslie,  Miss  Eliza,  1787-1858.  A 
Lady  of  Philadelphia.  An  American 
writer ;  b.  in  Philadelphia ;  appeared  in 
print  in  1827;  d.  at  Gloucester,  N.J. 

Leslie,  Hugh,  A.M.,  LL.D.  Hugo  de 
la  Loij.  A  Scottish  law  writer  early  in 
the  century. 

Leslie,  Mrs.  William.  Cora  Mont- 
gomery.    An  American  writer. 

Lespes,  Antoine  Joseph  Napoleon, 
1815-75.     Leo  Lespes;    Timothee  Trimm. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  482. 

Leu,  Joseph  Burkard.    Joseph  Imhof 

Lever,  Charles  James,  M.D.,  LL.D. 
Shirlei/;    Tilbun/  Tramp. 

See'  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  482. 

Lewes,  George  Henry.     G.H.  L. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  i>.  482. 

Le^vis,  Angelo  John,  M.A.,  1889-. 
Professor  Louis  Hojfmanm.  An  English 
lawyer;  b.  in  London;  Wad.  Coll.,  Ox- 
ford ;  called  to  the  bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn, 
1861 ;  a  contributor  to  "  Temple  Bar," 
"Saturday  Review,"  "  Belgravia,"  "Lon- 
don Society,"  etc. 

LeTvis,  Emma.     E.  L. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  482. 

Lewis,  Rev.  George.  The  Editor  of 
the  "  Scottish  Guardian."  A  Scottish 
minister  of  the  Free  Church,  Ormiston. 


Lew^is,  Sir  George  Cornew^all,  Bart., 

1806-63.  Johannes  Brownius,  A.M.  An 
English  statesman  ;  b.  and  d.  at  Harpton 
Court,  Radnorshire ;  educ.  at  Eton  and 
Oxford ;  called  to  the  bar  at  the  Middle 
Temple  in  1831 ;  M.P.,  1847-52  and  1855- 
63. 

Lewis,  James,  D.D.  The  Reviewer. 
A  Scottish  religious  writer. 

Lewis,  Rev.  John,  M.A.,  1675-1746. 
A  Minister  in  the  Country.  An  English 
divine  and  antiquary ;  b.  at  Bristol ; 
educ.  at  Exeter  Coll.,  Oxford  ;  rector  of 
Acrise,  Kent,  1697  ;  minister  of  Margate, 
1705;  vicar  of  Mynstre,  1708. 

Lew^is,  John  L.,  Jr.  The  Grand 
Master.  An  American  Freemason  of 
New  York. 

Lew^is,  Rev.  Thomas.     T.  L. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  482. 

Lex,  Charles  Edward.  A  Member 
of  the  Bar.  An  American  religious  writer 
of  New  York  City(?). 

Leypoldt,  Friedrich.     L.  Pylodet. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  482. 

Libri-Carucci  della  Sommaia, 
Guillaume  Brutus  Icilius  Timoleon, 
Comte,  1803-69.  W.  Gottlieb.  An  Italian 
mathematician  ;  b.  at  Florence  ;  he  took 
refuge  in  Paris,  1830 ;  became  editor  of 
the  "Journal  des  Savants,"  etc.,  etc. ;  d. 
in  London. 

Lichfield,  Richard.  Don  Richardo 
de  Medico  Campo.  An  old  English  satiri- 
cal poet  of  the  sixteenth  century. 

Liddell, Thomas,  1801-.  A  Traveller; 
a  Triggite ;  a  Parish  Waywarden ;  a  Con- 
tributor to  the  Way  Rate.  An  English 
printer;  b.  at  Bodmin;  son  of  James 
Liddell. 

Lilja,  N.  Bodvar  Bjarhe.  A  Swedish 
writer. 

Linck,  Joseph.  Cajus  Julius  Ccesar. 
A  Swedish  journalist. 

Lincoln,  Abraham,  1809-1865.  The 
Rail-Splitter ;  An  Honest  Mcni.  An  emi- 
nent American  statesman;  b.  in  Hardin 
Co.  [now  Larue  Co.],  Kentucky;  d.  at 
Washington. 

Lincoln,  Daniel  Waldo,  1813-80. 
The  Vice-President  of  the  Company.  An 
American  gentleman  ;  son  of  Gov.  Levi 
Lincoln,  of  Worcester,  Mass. ;  Harv. 
Univ.,  1831 ;  has  given  attention  to  horti- 
cultiire  ;  member  of  the  Massachusetts 
Legislature,  1846  ;  maj^or  of  Worcester, 
1863  and  1864 ;  president  of  the  Boston 
and  Albany  Railroad  till  1880. 

Lindsay,  William  Schaw,  1816-77.. 
A  Sailor.  A  Scottish  mci'chant  and 
ship-owner ;  b.  in  Ayr,  N.B. ;  for  many 
years  followed  the  sea,  till  1837  ;  in  184& 


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he  removed  to  London  and  became  one 
of  the  merchant  princes  of  that  city; 
M.P.,  1854,  1857,  and  1859. 

Liindsey,  Rev.  Theophilus.  Gottlieb 
Pansmouser. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  483. 

liindstroni,  Johan.  Saxon.  A  Swe- 
dish journalist  and  author. 

Liinz,  Amelie  (Speyer),  1824-.  Ame'lie 
Godin.  A  German  author;  b.  at  Barn- 
berg  ;  wife  of  Franz  Linz ;  from  187o 
has  lived  at  Munich. 

Ijippincott,  Mrs.  Sara  Jane 
(Clarke).     Grace    Greenwood. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  483. 

Little,  Mrs.  Sophia  Loviise  (Rob- 
bins),  1799-.  Roivena.  An  American 
writer  ;  b.  at  Newport,  R.I. ;  the  daughter 
of  Hon.  Asher  Robbins ;  in  1824  married 
Mr.  William  Little,  Jr.,  of  Boston,  where 
she  afterwards  resided,  contributing  to 
periodicals,  and  publishing  several  poeti- 
cal works. 

Littledale,  Richard  Frederick, 
LL.D.,  and  Vaux,  J.  E.  The  Editors 
of  the  " Priest's  Praijer  Book."  Little- 
dale,  R.  F.  An  Irish  clergyman  ;  b.  in 
Dublin ;  Trin.  Coll.,  1854 ;  for  the  last 
twenty-two  years  engaged  in  literary 
work  at  London. 

Liitton,  Edmund.  E — m — dL — tt — n. 
An  English  meteorologist  of  the  eigh- 
teenth century. 

liivermore,  Abiel  Abbot,  D.D., 
181 1-.  A.  A.  L.  An  American  clergy- 
man ;  b.  at  Wilton,  N.H. ;  Harv.  Coll., 
1833;  Divinity  School,  183G;  president 
of  the  Meadville  Theological  School, 
1863-87. 

L/ivermore,  George,  A.M.,  1809-65. 
G.  L.  An  American  merchant  of  Bos- 
ton; b.  and  d.  at  Cambridge  ;  Hon.  A.M. 
at  Harv.  Univ.,  1850;  spent  much  time 
in  literary  work. 

Livingston,  Robert  R.,  LL.D.     Cato. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  484. 

Livingston,  William,  LL.D.  The 
Don  Quixote  of  the  Jersei/s  ;  The  Itinerant 
Deij  of  New  Jerseij ;  The  Knight  of  the 
most  honorable  Order  of  Starvation,  ^c; 
Author  of  the    Watch   Tower. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  484. 

Ljiiiigstedt,  Mrs.  Aurora  Lovisa 
(Hjort).  Claude  Gerard;  Richard.  A 
Swedisli  novelist. 

Lloyd,  Charles,  LL.D.     Rev.  C.  LI. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  484. 

Lloyd,  Mrs.  William  Reynol<ls 
(Fox),  181 1-.  Bilha  Fox.  An  FnoHsli 
miscellaneous  writer;  b.  at  I'erran-ar- 
worthal ;  youngest  daughter  of  George 
Fox,  and  wife  of  W.  R.  Lloyd,  of  Clifton, 


Bristol ;  contributed  many  articles  to  the 
"  Leisure  Hour "  and  the  "  Sunday  at 
Home." 

Lochee,  John,  -1815.  The  Parmegiano 
of  xiuctioneers.  An  eminent  English  book 
auctioneer;  a  partner  with  Thomas  King, 
King  Street,  Covent  Garden ;  d.  in  London. 

Locke,  John,  1632-1704.  P.  A.  P.  0. 
I.  L.  A.  An  eminent  English  philoso- 
pher; b.  at  Wrington,  in  Somersetshire; 
educ.  at  Westminster  School  and  Oxford, 
having  passed  much  of  his  life  on  the 
Continent;  from  1709 he  lived  altogether 
at  Sir  Francis  Masham's  at  Gates,  and  d. 
there,  kindly  attended  by  Lady  Masham. 

Loffler,  Karl  Valentin  Immanuel. 
Dr.  Tornoiv ;  De  olle  nunidrker.  A  Ger- 
manC?)  writer. 

Lofoing,  Concordia.  C.  L^g.  A 
Swedish  writer. 

Lonnberg,  Mathilda.  — th — .  A 
Swedish  writer. 

Lofft,  Capel,  Sr.,  1751-1824.  A  Lay- 
man. An  English  lawyer;  b.  at  Bury 
St.  Edmunds ;  d.  on  the  Continent. 

"  A  Fellow  of  a  College,''  and  "  E.  E.  Storer," 
as  ascribed  to  this  writer  in  "  I.  and  P.,"  be- 
longed to  a  later  C.  L.,  perhaps  the  son  of  this 
man. 

Lofland,  Dr.  John.    The  Milford  Bard. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  484. 

Logan,  Rev.  Allan.  A  Gentleman  in 
the  Countrt/ ;  A  Gountrijman.  A  Scottish 
minister  of  Torrieburn,  early  in  the  eigh- 
teenth century. 

Logan,  George,  M.D.,  1753-1821.  A 
Fanner;  An  American  Farmer.  An 
American  philanthropist;  b.  and  d.  at 
Stanton,  Penn.;  studied  medicine  at 
Edinburgh;  returning  home  in  1779,  he 
applied  himself  for  some  years  to  agri- 
culture ;  United  States  senator  from 
Pennsylvania,  1801-07. 

Logan,  William.  A  Gentleman  in 
Scotland.  A  Scottish  political  writer  of 
the  first  part  of  the  eighteenth  century ; 
of  Logan. 

Logic,  Rev.  WiUiam,  D.D.,  1786- 
1856.  A  Minister.  A  Scottish  clergy- 
man of  Kirkwall  and  St.  Ola. 

Lok,  Henry.  H.  L.,  Gentleman.  An 
English  poet ;  a  cousin  of  Richard  Ca- 
rew,  the  historian. 

Longfellow,  Henry  WadsAvorth, 
LL.D.  //.  W.  L.;  Bans  Ho.mmer- 
(jajj'crstein. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Scries,  p.  485. 

Longfellow,  Rev.  Samuel,  1819-.  S. 
L.  An  American  clergyman;  b.  at  Port- 
land, Me.;  Harv.  Coll.,  1839;  in  1887 
resident  in  Cambridge  ;  engaged  in  liter- 
ary work. 


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liongley,  F.  E.     Frank  Douglas. 

Liongiuuir,  John,  LL.D.  J.  L.  A 
Scottisli  poet  of  the  day. 

lioraine,  Rev.  Nevison.  A  Church- 
man. An  English  clergyman ;  vicar  of 
St.  Paul's,  Chiswick,  1872-80  etseq. 

Lord,  Halkett.  Harold  Klett.  An 
American  journalist  of  Pittsburg,  Penn. ; 
editor  of  the  "  Bookmart." 

iMTd,  John  Keast,  1817-72.  The 
Naturalist.  An  English  writer ;  was  first 
a  captain  in  the  Royal  Artillery  ;  after- 
wards devoted  himself  to  the  study  of 
natural  history ;  served  on  the  North 
American  Boundary  Commission ;  was 
then  manager  of  the  Brighton  Aqua- 
rium ;  d.  at  his  house,  Dorset  Gardens, 
Brighton. 

Lord,  Rev.  William  W.,  D.D.,  1818-. 
The  Hector.  An  American  Episcopal 
clergyman  ;  b.  in  Western  New  York  ;  in 
1872  rector  of  Christ  Church,  Vicksburg, 
Miss. ;  in  1886,  of  Morristown,  N.J. 

liOrimer,  John  G.,  D.D.  A  Church- 
man. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  Eirst  Series,  p.  485. 

Loring,  Ellis  Gray,  1802-58.  The 
Board  of  Managers  [of  the  Massachu- 
setts Anti-Slavery  Society].  An  Ameri- 
can anti-slavery  lawyer,  when  to  be  so, 
required  great  courage  ;  studied  at  Harv. 
Coll.  with  the  class  of  1823,  but  was  re- 
fused his  degree  on  account  of  his  par- 
ticipation in  the  rebellion,  and  after- 
wards declined  it ;  d.  in  Boston. 

lioring,  George  Bailey,  M.D.  L — g. 
An  American  statesman ;  b.  in  North 
Andover,  Mass. ;  Harv.  Univ.,  1838 ; 
M.C.,  1877-81;  in  1887  resident  at  Sa- 
lem, Mass. 

Lioring,  William  Wing  (Ferek 
Pasha),  1818-86.  A  Confederate  Sol- 
dier. An  American  soldier;  b.  in  North 
Carolina ;  served  in  the  Mexican  War 
and  in  the  late  civil  war ;  became  Loring 
Pasha,  an  officer  of  the  Khedive  of 
Egypt,  in  1869;  d.  in  New  York  City. 

Liothrop,  Samuel  Kirkland,  D.D., 
1804-86.  *Z.,-  8.  K.  L.;  L—p.  An 
American  clergyman ;  b  at  Utica,  N.Y. ; 
Harv.  Univ.,  1825;  pastor  at  Boston 
from  1834 ;  d.  in  Boston. 

Louis  XVII.,  King  of  France.  The 
Child  of  the  Temple. 

Louis  Philippe,  Duke  of  Orleans, 
1773-1850.  The  Citizen  King.  A  French 
king;  eldest  son  of  Louis  Philippe  Jo- 
seph, Duke  of  Orleans ;  king  of  the 
French,  1830-48 ;  d.  at  Claremont,  Eng- 
land. 

Loveday,  Dr.  John.     Antiquarius. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  485. 


Lovel,  Baron.  Mr.  Baroii  L.  An 
English  lawyer  and  judge  early  in  the 
eighteenth  century ;  satirized  bv  Dean 
Swift. 

Lovell,  Laura  H.  A  Delegate  to  the 
Anti- Slavery  Convention  of  American 
Women.  An  American  writer  of  Fall 
RiverC?). 

Loven,  Rev.  Nils,_  -1858.  Nicolovius, 
A  Swedish  clergyman  and  author;  trans- 
lator of  Camoen's  "Lusiad  "  and  Dante's 
"  Divina  Commedia." 

Levering,  Joseph,  LL.D.  J.  L.  An 
American  natural  philosopher;  Harv. 
Univ.,  1833  ;  professor  there,  1838-87. 

Lovibond,  Ed^vard,  -1775.  E.  L. 
An  English  poet  who  lived  in  the  neigh- 
borhood of  Hampton,  Middlesex,  and  d, 
there. 

Low,  Samuel.     An  American. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  485. 

Lotve,  Robert,  1811-.  The  Member 
for  Kidderminster.  An  English  financier 
and  orator;  b.  at  Bingham;  educ.  at  Ox- 
ford; and  practised  law  in  Australia, 
1843-50;  M.P.  for  Kidderminster,  1852 
et  seq. ;  and  for  the  Univ.  of  London, 
1868  et  seq. 

Lowell,  Mrs.  Anna  Cabot  (Jackson) . 
A  Teacher.  An  American  educator;  b. 
in  Boston ;  published  quite  a  number  of 
valuable  educational  works. 

Lowell,  Charles,  D.D.,  1782-1861. 
The  Senior  dlinister  of  the  West  Church 
in  Boston.  An  American  clergyman  ;  b. 
in  Boston ;  Harv.  Univ.,  1800 ;  minister 
of  the  West  (Congregational)  Church  in 
Boston,  1806-61 ;  d.  in  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Lowell,  John,  LL.D.,  1769-1841.  A 
Lagman  ;  The  Boston  Hebel ;  A  Friend  of 
that  College. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  485. 

Lowth,  Robert,  D.D.  A  Late  Pro- 
fessor in  the  Universiti/  of  Oxford. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  486. 

Loyson,  Emily  Jane.  "  Butterfield 
Meriman.  An  English  translator  of  C. 
J.  M.  Loyson's  letters,  etc. ;  wife  of  the 
latter ;  was  a  daughter  of  Mr.  Amory 
Butterfield,  and  widow  of  Mr.  Edwin 
Ruthven  Meriman,  of  the  United  States, 
and  married  to  Abbe  Loj'^son  in  1872. 
Abbe  Loyson  was  the  same  as  Father 
Hyacinthe. 

Lozano,  Don  Pedro.  Philolethus.  A 
Spanish  historian  and  Jesuit,  who  lived 
in  the  eighteenth  century;  was  sent  to 
South  America,  and  attached  as  professor 
to  the  then  celebrated  college  of  Cordova 
de  Tucuman. 

Lubojatzky,  Franz,  -^1887.  Franz 
Carion.    A  German  novelist. 


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liiiby,  Mrs.  Kate.     Darhtj  O'Dowd. 

Lucas,  Charles,  -1774.  Dr.  HeUehore  ; 
Britaniiicus.  An  Irish  writer  of  great 
talent  and  popular  influence ;  was  one  of 
the  representatives  of  the  city  of  Dublin, 
and  editor  of  "  The  Freeman's  Journal." 

Lucas,  Henry,  1843-.  A  Student  of 
the  Middle  Temple.  An  English  convey- 
ancer and  equity  draftsman ;  son  of  a 
London  merchant ;  called  to  the  bar  at 
Lincoln's  Inn,  1869. 

Luce,  Alfred.  Esel  Darf.  An  Amer- 
ican writer  of  tlie  day,  at  the  West. 

Lukens,  Henry  Clay.     Steeniuijch. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  486. 

Lundstrom,  Georg.  Jorgen.  A 
Swedish  journalist  and  miscellaneous 
writer. 

Lundstrom,  Mrs.  Mathilda.  Mattis. 
A  Swedish  novelist. 

Lunt,  George.  G.  L. ;  A  Member  of 
the  Bur. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  487. 

Lunt,  William  Parsons,  1805-57. 
L.;  W.P.  L.;  W.  P.  An  American 
clergyman ;  b.  in  Newburyport,  Mass. ; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1823  ;  Divinity  School,  1825; 
pastor  in  New  York  City,  1828-33;  at 
Quincy,  Mass.,  1835-57  ;  d.  at  Akabah 
(the  ancient  Ezion-Geber),  Sinai. 

Lushington,  C.  R.  One  who  knows  it 
well.     An  English  writer. 

Lusignan,  S.  S.  L.  Koo-^ottoAitt;?.  An 
English  writer  of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Lustarria,  Eduardo  de  la  Barra. 
V.  Erasmo  Gesuit.  A  South  American 
writer  of  the  day,  of  Chili. 

Lygon,  Hon.  Frederick,  6th  Earl 
Beauchamp,  D.C.L.,  1830-.  Miss 
Fannij.  An  English  peer  and  statesman ; 
educ.  at  Eton  and  Oxford ;  M.P.,  1857- 
QQ;  succeeded  his  brother,  1866;  steward 
of  Her  Majesty's  household,  1874-80  ; 
town  residence  18  Belgrave  Square,  S.W., 
London. 


Lyman,  Miss  G.  H.     Stuart  de  Leon. 

Lynch,  John  A.  John  A.  Than.  An 
American  political  writer  of  the  day. 

Lynd  hurst,  the  Kt.  Rev.  John  Sin- 
gleton Copley,  Baron,  F.R.S.,  D.C.L., 
1772-1863.  The  Chancellor.  An  English 
jurist;  b.  in  Boston,  U.S.A ;  Trin.  Coll., 
Oxford,  1794;  called  to  the  bar  at  Lin- 
coln's Inn,  1804;  M.P.,  1818;  was  four 
times  lord  chancellor  of  England ;  d.  in 
London. 

Lyne,  Eev.  Augustus  Adolphus. 
The  Alidshipman.  An  English  clergy- 
man; Chichester  Theol.  Coll.,  1873; 
curate  of  St.  Laurence  in  the  Isle  of 
Thanet,  1876 ;  pi-eviously  an  ofiicer  in 
the  Royal  Navy. 

Lyon,  Mary,  1797-1849.  Fidelia 
Fishe.  An  American  teacher ;  b.  at 
Buckland,  Mass. ;  was  the  founder  of  the 
Mount  Holyoke  Female  Seminary  in  that 
State,  which  was  opened  in  1837  ;  and 
its  principal  for  many  years ;  d.  at  South 
Hadley,  Mass. 

Lyons,  Lady  Augusta  Louisa  (Rog- 
ers), -1852.     Ladi)  L .     An  English 

writer;  daughter  of  Capt.  Josias  Rogers, 
and  wife  of  Admiral  Edmund,  1st  Lord 
Lyons. 

Lyttelton,  Lord  George,  1708  or 
1709-73.  A  Friend  in  the  Country ;  Un 
Person  en  Angleterre  ;  Selim  the  Persian. 

See  "  L  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  487. 

Lyttelton,  Hon. William  Henry, M.A. 
A  Clerr/i/man.  An  English  divine;  educ. 
at  Cambridge ;  rector  of  Hagley,  Stour- 
bridge, Worcestershire,  1847-80  ef  seq. 

Lytton,  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Edward  George 
Earle  Lytton  -  Bulwer,  1st  Baron, 
D.C.L.,  180.3-73.  E.  L.  B;  E.  B. ;  Tish; 
E.  G.  L.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  487. 

Lytton,  Rosina  Doyle  (Wheeler), 
Lytton-Bulwer,  Lady.     Alciphron. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  487. 


M. 


Macandrevr,  Mrs.  Barbara  (3Iiller). 

B.  M.  A  Scottish  poet;  daughter  of 
Hugh  Miller. 

Macaulay,  Charles  Zachary.  Con- 
waij  Morel.  An  English  writer;  brother 
of  the  liistorian. 

McCalla,  Daniel,  D.D.,  1748-1809. 
Arlevias.  An  American  Presbyterian 
minister;  b.  at  Neshaminy,  Penn. ;  N.J. 
Coll.,  1760  ;  pastor  of  a  Congregational 


church  in  Christ  Church  Parish,  near 
Charleston,  S.C,  about  1788-1809,  and 
d.  tliere. 

Maccarthy,  D.  C.  A  Certificated 
Teacher.  An  English  writer  on  geog- 
raphy. 

Macchetta,  Mrs.  Blanche  Roosevelt 
(Tucker).  Pandora;  Blanche  Roose- 
velt. An  American  writer  of  the  day; 
daughter  of  Senator  Tucker,  of  Virginia. 


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McCoU,  Rev.  Malcolm.     Scrutator. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  488. 

McCord,  Mrs.  Louisa  S.  (Cheves), 
1810-.     L.  S.  M. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  488. 

McCue,  James  S.  A  Stage  Driver. 
An  American  writer  of  California. 

McCunn,  John  H.  Justice.  An 
American  writer  of  Albany,  N.Y.(?). 

McDonald,  Daniel,  D.D.,  -1830.  P. 
An  American  Episcopal  clergyman ;  rec- 
tor of  St.  Peter's  Church,  Auburn,  N.Y., 
1813-17 ;  professor  and  president  of 
Geneva  Coll.,  1825-30. 

3Iacdonougli,  Augustus  Rodney, 
A.M.,  1820-.  Armac.  An  American 
writer;  Yale  Coll.,  1839;  resident  in 
New  York  City. 

McElroy,  John.  A  Private  Soldier. 
An  American  soldier  of  the  West  in  the 
late  civil  war. 

M'Fie,  Mrs.  C.  M.  E.  C.  M.  E.  M.  A 
Scottish  writer;  published  at  Glasgow, 
1836. 

M'Gill,  Rev.  John.    A  Chapel  Minister. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  489. 

McGrew,  Alexander.     Kill  von  Kull. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  489. 

McHale,  John,  D.D.     Bibliophihts. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  489. 

Mcllvaine,  Charles,  1840-.  Tobe 
Hodge.  An  American  humorist ;  in  1886 
resident  in  Philadelphia. 

Mackintire,  Farrington.  F.  M. 
An  American  clergyman ;  b.  in  Fitch- 
burg,  Mass.;  Harv.  Coll.,  1843;  Divinity 
School,  1846. 

Macintosh,  Miss.     Carolina. 

Mcintosh,  Maria  Jane.     Cousin  Kate. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  490. 

M'lvor,  Daniel.  The  Smith  of  Smith- 
eden.  A  Scottish  writer;  published  at 
Edinburgh,  1857. 

Mackarness,  Mrs.  Matilda  Anne 
(Planche).  The  Spirit  of  a  little  Bell, 
etc. ;   The  Same  Spirit. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  490. 

Mackay,  Eric.  A  Violinist.  A  Scot- 
tish (?)  writer  of  the  day. 

MacKay,  R.  A  Citizen  of  the  West. 
An  American  poet. 

McKean,  Henry  Swasey,  A.M.,  1810- 
•67.  Joh?!  Smith.  An  American  writer; 
b.  and  d.  in  Boston ;  Harv.  Univ.,  1828 ; 
librarian  of  the  Boston  Mercantile  Li- 
brary, 1842-45. 

McKean,  Joseph,  D.D.,  1776-1818. 
A  Member  of  the  "  Massachusetts  Historical 
Societij."  An  American  clergyman;  b. 
in  Ipswich,  Mass. ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1794 ; 
professor  of  rhetoric  and  oratory  there, 
1809-18. 


Mackee,  Rev.  Thomas   John,  M.A. 

An  Old  Pastor.  An  Irish  clergyman; 
Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin,  1814 ;  vicar  of  Bramp- 
ton, near  Huntingdon,  1844-60  et  seq. 

Mackenzie,  Alexander  Slidell.  Ed- 
ivard  Hamilton. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  490. 

Mackenzie,  Mrs.  Anne  Maria.  A.M. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  490. 

Mackenzie,  Colin.  One  of  the  Old 
School.     A  Scottish  writer. 

Mackenzie,  George,  1st  Earl  of  Cro- 
marty, 1630-1714.  G.  E.  of  C.  A  Scot- 
tish political  and  literary  character;  eld- 
est son  of  Sir  John  Mackenzie  of  Tarbat ; 
succeeded  his  father  in  1654;  justice- 
general  for  Scotland,  1678 ;  a  lord  of  ses- 
sion in  1681,  and  lord  register;  in  1685 
created  viscount  of  Tarbat ;  earl  of  Cro- 
marty, 1703;  d.  at  his  seat  of  New  Tar- 
bat, in  Ross-shire. 

M'Kenzie,  Henry,  Esq.     H.  M'K. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  490. 

Mackenzie,  Rev.  William.  A  Cler- 
gijman. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  490. 

McKim,  William  W.  An  Ex-Army 
Officer.  An  American  writer  of  the  day; 
b.  in  Massachusetts ;  entered  the  army 
from  that  State ;  captain-assistant-quar- 
termaster, 1864 ;  resigned,  1866. 

Mackintosh,  Lachlan.  Invernessicus. 
A  Scottisla  writer  of  Raigmore. 

Macky,  John.     A  Gentleman  Here. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  491. 

Maclaurin,  CoUn,  1698-1746.     C 

M.  A  Scottish  mathematician  and 
philosopher;  b.  at  Kilmoden,  near  In- 
verary ;  educ.  at  the  Univ.  of  Glasgow, 
1709-14;  in  1719  went  to  London;  pro- 
fessor at  Aberdeen,  1717-25;  at  Edin- 
burgh, 1725-46;  where(?)  he  died. 

Maclaurin,  John,  M.A.,  1693-1754. 
X.  Y.,  Tallow  Chandler.  A  Scottish 
clergyman ;  b.  in  Argyleshire ;  brother 
of  Colin  the  mathematician-;  M'as  one  of 
the  ministers  of  Glasgow. 

Maclean,  Sir  John,Knt.,F.S.A.,1811-. 
A  Churchman;  M.  An  English  writer; 
b.  at  Trehudreth,  Cornwall ;  entered  the 
ordnance  department,  1837 ;  deputy  chief 
auditor  of  the  army,  1865-71 ;  in  1880 
resident  at  Bicknor  Court,  Coleford, 
Gloucestershire. 

McLiellan,  Isaac,  1806-.  /.  M.  An 
American  poet  and  journalist;  b.  in 
Portland,  Me. ;  Bowdoin  Coll  ,  1820 ;  has 
been  editor  and  assistant-editor  of  several 
journals ;  of  late  years  has  resided'  at 
Greenport,  R.I. 

Maclennan,  J.  C.  Iconoclast.  A 
Scottish  writer  on  art. 


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Maclicod,  Mevrouwr   Sophia.      Me- 

vronw  Sophia.  A  Scottish  (?)  writer  of 
the  day. 

Macleod,  Norman,  D.D.,  1812-72. 
The  Editor  of  "  Good  Words."  A  Scot- 
tish clergyman ;  b.  at  Campbelltown, 
Argylesliire ;  educ.  at  Glasgow  and  P^din- 
burgh ;  minister  to  the  Barony  Church 
at  Glasgow,  1851-72,  where  (?)  he  died. 

Macleod,  William.  The  Curator.  An 
American  artist;  curator  of  the  Corcoran 
Gallery,  at  Washington. 

Macmahon,  Joseph  Parkyns.  The 
English  Limner.  An  English  artist  of 
one  hundred  years  ago. 

McMullen,  Thomas.  A  Lay  Member 
of  the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church.  An 
American  religious  editor. 

M'Naughton,  James.     J.  M'N. 

See  ''  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  491. 

Macnish,  Dr.  Robert,  M.D.,  LL.D. 
A  Modern  Pi/thagorean. 

See  "I  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p  491. 

McPherson,  John,  and  Schacht, 
F.  W.  Clansmen  J.  M.  P.  and  F.  W.  *S'. 
Scottish  writers  of  the  day. 

Macready,  William.  W.  M.,  the 
Younger.  An  English  boy  ;  son  of  Wil- 
liam Charles  Macready;  d.  at  Ceylon  a 
few  years  ago.' — See  "Browning  BiVj- 
liog.,"  Xote,  p.  45. 

McSparran,  James,  D.D.,  -1757.-  A 
Reverend  Divine  of  the  Church  of  England, 
^c.  An  Irish  clergyman  ;  educ.  at  the 
Univ.  of  Glasgow;  in  1720  was  sent  to 
this  country  as  a  missionary  to  the  Narra- 
gansett  parish  ;  d.  in  Soutli  Kingstown, 
R.I.,  having  been  minister  of  St.  Paul's, 
in  Karragansett,  thirty-seven  years. 

Madan,  Martin,  1726-90,  Mr.  M—n  ; 
A  Sincere  Well-wisher  to  the  Public ;  Anti- 
Profanus.  An  English  clergyman ;  b. 
near  Hertford ;  chaplain  to  the  Lock 
Hospital,  London. 

Madden,  Rev.  Sir  Frederick,  F.R.S. 
F.  M. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  492. 

Madden,  J.  P.  A.  Un  Bibliographe . 
An  English(?)  bibliogra))her  of  the  day. 

Madden,  Richard  Robert,  about 
1799-1880.  Iler  Phf/sician.  An  Irish 
physician ;  an  author  and  traveller ;  b. 
in  Dublin  ;  visited  the  United  States  in 
1835  and  183G-39;  filled  the  office  of 
superintendent  of  liberated  Africans, 
and  commissioner  in  the  Mixed  Court  of 
Justice  at  Havana;  d.  at  Bosterdown, 
near  Dublin. 

Mafflt,  John  Newland,  1794-1850. 
,/.  N.  M.  A  Methodist  preaclier;  b.  in 
Dublin,  Ireland ;.  long  poj)ular  in  the 
United  States  ;  d.  at  Mobile,  Ala. 


Magee,  Dr.  William,  Archbishop  of 
Dublin,  and  Dr.  Elrington,  Bishop  of 

Ferns.     Dr.  M ,  ^1 of  D ,  and 

Dr.  E ,  B of  F .  Two  emi- 
nent Irish  clergymen. 

Magill,  R.,  A.M.  ^4  Student.  A  Scot- 
tish poet  of  Glasgow  Coll. 

3Iaginn,  William.  The  Dromedary  ; 
Euhulus ;  John  Howleij,  Esq.;  Mordecai 
Mullion  ;  Mummius  :  Christopher  North  ; 
Bryan  0' Toole,  Esq.,  of  Gray's  Inn  ;  Palce- 
mon ;  Pandemiis  Polyglott,  LL.D. ;  Phil- 
ips Potts,  Esq. ;  R.  D.  R.  ;  Jasper  Sussex  ; 
T.  C. ;  Titus ;  Susanna  Trollope  ;  Bom- 
bar  dinio. 

vSee  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  492. 

Mahon,  James  Patrick  O'Gorman. 
Ogermari  Mahon .  —  See  "Eraser's  Maga- 
zine." Vol.  I.,  p.  752. 

Mahony,  Francis  Sylvester.  Pierce 
Pungent. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  492. 

3Iaillet-Duclairon,  Antoine,  1721- 
1809.  Ln  Ame'ricain.  A  French  writer ; 
b.  at  Hurigny,  near  Macon ;  he  was  com- 
missary of  the  marine  and  commerce  of 
France  and  Holland  till  1777,  then  was 
royal  censor;  d.  in  Paris. 

Main,  or  Mayne,  John(?).  A  Gentle- 
man of  Stirling.  A  Scottish  poet  from 
Bo'ness,  who  in  Stirling  assumed  the 
name  of  Paget ;  d.  abroad. 

Mainteuon,  Mme.  Frangoise  (d'Au- 
bigne),  1035-1719.  Scaronia.  A  French 
lady ;  b.  in  the  prison  of  Niost ;  married 
in  1652  Scarron,  the  burlesque  poet ;  was 
secretly  married  to  Louis  XIV.  in  1685. 

Mair,  E.  H.  E.  II.  M.  A  Scottish 
vvrif^r  of  the  day. 

Mairobert,  Mathieu  -  Frangois  de 
Pidansart,  et  autres,  1707-79.  Milord 
AWEye  et  Mdord  All'Ear.  A  French 
litterateur;  b.  in  Champagne  ;  d.  in  Paris. 

Maitland,  Edward.     E.  M. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  492. 

3Iajor,  Henry.  Augustin  Bede.  An 
American  religious  writer. 

3Ialan,  C  One  of  his  Sons.  An  Eng- 
lish writer;  son  of  Cesar  Malan,  pastor 
at  Geneva. 

Malcolm,  Rev.  David.  C.  A  Scot- 
tish antiquary;  minister  of  Duddington. 

Malcolm,  Sir  John,  G.C.B.  A  Trav- 
eller in  the  East. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  493. 

Malleson,  Lieut.-Col.  George  Bruce. 
One  who  has  served  under  Sir  Charles  Na- 
pier. An  English  soldier;  entered  the 
army  in  1842;  lieutenant-colonel,  1868; 
brevet-colonel,  1873;  Bengal  Staff  Corps. 

Maltby,  Edward,  D.D.,  1770-1859. 
Ilellenophiius.     An  English  divine ;  b.  at 


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Norwich;  Pembroke  Coll..  Oxford;  bishop 
of  Chichester,  1831 ;  transferred  to  Dur- 
ham, 1836 ;  d. in  London. 

Manach,  or  Maynard,  The  Abbe'. 
A  French  Missionary.  A  French  wTiter 
of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Mancinelli,  Filippo.  An  Italian  Gen- 
tleman. An  Italian  teacher  at  Philadelphia. 

MaagLa,  Kev.  Edward,  A.M.  A 
Friend ;    E.   M . 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  493. 

Manley,  Mrs.  N.  De  La  Kiviere. 
Eginhardus :  RiveJla  :  ./.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  493. 

Manu,  Alexander.     Adolf  Werden. 

Mann,  Mrs.  D.  H.  Bosalie  Graij.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day  for  children. 

Manne,  Edmond  de.  A.  D.  S. ;  D. 
S.  Armnnd ;  E.  de  M.,  eleve  au  college 
royal  d' Henri  IV. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  493. 

Manning,  Miss  Anne,  1812-.  Nicho- 
las Moldicarp,  B.A.  An  English  novelist 
of  the  day. 

Manning,  Most  Rev.  Henry  Edward, 
D.D.     Catholirus  ;  H.  E.  M. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Sei'ies,  p.  493. 

Mansel,  Henry  Longueville,  D.D., 
1820-71.  The  Lecturer.  An  English 
clergyman ;  b.  at  Cosgrove,  Northants ; 
educ.  at  Merchant  Taylors'  School  and 
at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Oxford ;  dean  of  St. 
Paul's,  1868-71. 

Mant,  Miss  Alicia  Catherine.  A 
Young  Lady.  An  English  novelist ; 
daughter  of  Richard  Mant,  D.D. ;  rector 
of  All  Saints,  Southampton,  and  sister 
of  Rev.  Richard  Mant,  A.M.,  vicar  of 
Great  Coggeshall,  in  Essex. 

Mant,  Richard,  D.D.,  1776-1848.  A 
Curate ;   One  ivho  is  also  an  Elder. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  494. 

Manypenny,  George  W.  The  Com- 
missioner of  Indian  Affairs.  An  Ameri- 
can writer ;  b.  in  Pennsylvania ;  com- 
missioner, 1853-57. 

Marcovitch,  M.  A.  Marc  Vovchok.  A 
Russian  (?)  writer  of  the  day. 

aiaretzek.  Max.     An  Opera.  Alanager. 

3Iarriott,  George  Wharton,  Esq., 
B.C.L.       A  Barrister  of  the  Temple. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  494. 

Marriott,  Sir  James,  Knt.,  LL.D., 
1731-1803.     A  Candid  Man. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  494. 

Marsden,  Rev.  John  HoTt^ard,  B.D. 
A  Member  of  the  Senate. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  494. 

Marsh,  George  Perkins,  LL.D., 
1801-82.  P.  An  American  jjiulologist 
and  diplomatist;  b.  at  Woodstock,  Ver- 
mont;   Dart.  Coll.,  1820;    settled   as   a 


lawyer  at  Burlington,  Vt. ;  M.C.,  1843- 
49  ;  minister  to  Italy  from  1861. 

3Iarsh,  The  Rt.  Rev.  Herbert,  D.D., 
1757-1839.  The  Translator  of  Michaelis. 
An  English  clergjnnan  ;  b.  in  London; 
St.  John's  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1780  ;  bishop 
of  Llandaff,  1816 ;  of  Peterborough,  1819- 
39;  d.  at  the  palace,  Peterborough. 

Marsh,  Leonard,  M.D.,  1800-71.  One 
of  them.  An  American  phj'sician  ;  b.  at 
Hartford,  Vt. ;  Dartmouth  Coll.,  1827  ; 
M.D.,  1832  ;  then  began  to  practise  his 
profession  at  Burlington,  Vt. ;  professor 
in  the  Univ.  of  Vermont. 

Marsh,  Nathaniel  Tilson.  ^1.  M. 
Oxoniensis.  An  English  controversial 
writer. 

Blarsh,  Rev.  William,  D.D.  A  Cler- 
gyman. An  English  clergyman ;  incum- 
bent of  St.  Mary  Leamington,  1843. 

Marshall,  Nathaniel,  D.D.,  -1729.  A 
Presbyter  of  the  Church  of  England.  An  Eng- 
lish clergyman;  canon  of  Windsor;  educ. 
atCambridge;  rector  at  London  from  1717. 

Marshall,  Rev.  Thomas  William. 
Herr  Frolich. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  495. 

Marston,  Edward.  E.  M. ;  An  Ama- 
teur Angler.  An  English  publisher  and 
bookseller,  of  the  London  firm  of  Samp- 
son Low,  Marston  &  Co. 

Marston,  James  Edward.  Peregri- 
nus  Pedestris.     An  English  writei'. 

Martel-Mirabeau,  La  Comtesse  de. 
Gyp.     A  French  writer  of  the  day. 

aiartin,  Mrs.  Helen  Faucit,  1817-. 
Helen  Faucit ;  One  u:ho  has  impersonated 
them.  An  English  lady ;  b.  in  London ; 
was  an  actress ;  in  1851  married  Mr. 
Theodore  Martin,  but  still  appeared  on 
the  stage  till  1876. 

Martin,  Henri  Marie,  and  Fisquet, 
Honore.  Darcy.  French  writers  of  the 
day. 

Martin,  Henry.  The  Author  of  "  Helen 
of  Glenross."  An  English  critic  of  early 
in  the  nineteenth  century. 

Martin,  Rev.  John,  1741-.  Eidndus. 
An  Englisli  minister;  b.  at  Spalding, 
Lincolnshire ;  pastor  of  a  Baptist  con- 
gregation in  London. 

Martin,  Rev.  Samuel,  1801-77.  S. 
31.,  Flushing.  An  English  hymn-writer; 
b.  at  Nantwich  ;  d.  at  Trowbridge. 

Martin,  Miss  Selina.     S.  31. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  495. 

3Iartin,  Sir  Theodore.     T.  M. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  495. 

Martin,  William.     Peter  Parley. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Scries,  p.  495. 

Martineau,  Harriet.     H.  M. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  495. 


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Martyn,  Rer.  Henry,  B.D.,  1781- 
1811.  Francis  Crwijnne.  An  English 
missionan^ ;  b.  at  Truro ;  educ.  at  Cam- 
bridge ;  chaplain  to  the  East  India  Com- 
pany, 1805  ;  d.  at  Tocat,  Persia. 

Martyn,  John,  M.D.,  1699-1768.     B. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  495. 

Mason,  Mrs.  Caroline  A.  B.  Caro- 
line A.  Briggs. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  496. 

Mason,  Charles.  C.  M.  An  Amer- 
ican lawyer;  Harv.  Coll.,  1834;  has  for 
many  years  practised  his  profession  at 
Fitchburg,  Mass. 

Mason,  Et.  Hon.  John  Monok,  1727- 
1809.  A  Gentleman  of  Ireland.  An  Irish 
Shakespearian  writer;  a  privy  counsellor 
in  Ireland,  and  commissioner  of  that 
kingdom. 

Mason,  William,  D.D.,  1725-97.  Mal- 
colm Macgregor. 

See  "I.  .and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  496. 

Mason,  Pev.  William.  A  Christian 
Minister.     An  English  clergyman. 

Massey,  Mrs.  Lucy  (Fletcher) .  The 
Same  Compiler.  An  English  hymn-writer 
of  the  day. 

Masson,  Edward.  A  Scottish  Philhel- 
len.  A  Scottish  jurist;  one  of  the  judges 
in  the  Supreme  Court  of  Areopagus,  and 
formerly  attorney-general  for  the  Morea. 

Mather, Cotton,  D.D.  C.  M. ;  N.  R.;  A 
Gentleman  latelg  Restored  from  threatening 
Sickness  ;  One  infimatehj  acquainted  ivitli 
him;  A  Native  of  Boston  ;  An  American  ; 
An  English  Minister;  A  Christian  in  a 
Cold  Season,  sitting  before  it ;  One  that  was 
once  a  scholar  to  him ;  One  of  the  Hearers; 
A  Lover  of  his  Coiintn/;  Her  Father;  A 
Fellow  of  the  Roijal  Sorietg  ;  One  of  the 
Ministers  in  Boston  ;  One  of  the  Ministers 
in  the  North-part  of  Boston ;  One  icho,  as  a 
Son  with  a  Father,  served  with  him  in  the 
Gospel;  One  that  has  had  Experience  of 
them;  A  Clrristian. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  496. 

Mather,  Increase,  D.I).,  1639-1723. 
Philadelphus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  496. 

Mather,  Samuel,  D.l).,  1706-85.  One 
of  the  Readers. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  496. 

Matheson,  Mrs.  J.  J.  (E^ving).  His 
Daughter.  An  English  writer  ;  daughter 
of  Greville  P^wuig. 

Mathias,  Thomas  James.  Kien 
Long,  Empieror  of  China  ;  The  Translator. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Scries,  p.  496-97. 

Mathic.son,  James  E.  An  Elder. 
An  English  religious  writer  of  the  day. 

Matson,  Sarah  Anne.  B.  B.  An 
English  religious  writer  and  compiler. 


Matthews,    .       Anthropos.       An 

Englisli  writer  of  fifty  years  ago. 
Matthews,  Rev.  Isaac  Constantine. 

A  Pastor.  An  English  clergyman  ;  Trin. 
Coll.,  Dublin,  1852;  senior  curate  of 
Maidstone. 

Maude,  Thomas.  Traveller  Maude. 
An  English  author  of  continental 
travels. 

Maule,  Thomas.  Theodorus  Philale- 
ihes;  Philalethes  or  Lover  of  Truth,  T.  M. 
An  American  writer ;  a  shop-keeper  of 
Salem,  Mass.  ;  was  called  before  the 
council,  in  1695,  for  pixblishing  a  pam- 
phlet of  two  hundred  and  sixtj'  pages.  — 
See  "  Essex  Institute,"  Vol.  III.,  p.  238. 

Maunsell,  Miss  .     A  Young  Lady. 

An  English  lady  of  early  in  the  nineteenth 
century. 

Mauran,  Edward  C.  Tlie  Adjutant- 
General  of  Rhode  Island. 

Maurice,  Rev.  John  Frederick  Dcni- 
son,  B.A.  A  Clergyman ;  Nobody  {the 
Writer^  ;  Rusticus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  497. 

Mavor,  Rev.  William,  LL.D.,  1758- 
1837.     A  Father. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  497. 

Maw,  Mrs.  Ijucy.    L.M.;  His  Widow. 


An  English  writer : 
Maw,  of  York. 

Maxwell,     Mrs. 
(Braddon),   1837-. 


widow  of    Thomas 

Mary    Elizabeth 

M.  E.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  497. 

3Iaxwell,  Mrs.  Mary  H.  Cousin 
Mary.  An  American  writer  for  the 
young. 

May,  Samuel,  Jr.  M.  An  American 
clergyman  ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1829 ;  Divinity 
School,  1833;  for  many  years  resident  at 
Leicester,  Mass. 

MayhcAv,  Henry  and  Augustus.  One 
ivho  has  been.  "  almost  worried  to  death  "  ; 
A  Lady.  Augustus,  1826-75;  d.  rather 
suddenly  on  Christmas  night,  at  the 
Richmond  Infirmary,  where  he  had  teen 
taken  for  an  operation.  —  Henry,  1812- 
87  ;  b.  and  d.  in  London. 

Maynard,  George  W.  The  Eagle. 
An  American  artist ;  b.  in  Washington, 
D.C. ;  was  a  pupil  of  Edwin  White  in 
Florence;  studying  also  in  Rome  and  at 
Antwcrj) ;  in  1878  he  had  a  studio  in 
Paris. 

Mayo,  Henry,  M.D.     Candidus. 

See  "J.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  498. 

Mazzei,  Filippo,  1730-1816.  (7n 
Citoyen  de  ]'irginie.  An  Italian  historian  ; 
b.  in  Tuscany  ;  was  a  merchant  in  Lon- 
don, but  removed  to  Virginia;  was  sent 
by  that  State  on  a  secret  mission  to  Eu- 
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afterwards  lived  in  Poland,  in  the  ser- 
vice of  the  king;  d.  at  Tisa. 

Mead,  Edwin  Doak,  1849-.  An  Inde- 
pendent. An  American  writer ;  b.  in  Ches- 
terfield, N.H. ;  in  1887  resident  in  Boston. 

Meade,  William,  D.D.,  1789-1862. 
The  Bishop  of  Virginia ;  The  Assistant 
Bishop  of  Virginia.  An  American  clergy- 
man ;  b.  in  Clarke  Co.,  Va.;  assistant- 
bishop  and  bishop  of  Virginia,  1829-62  ; 
d.  at  Richmond,  Va. 

Means,  David  BlacGregor,  1847-. 
McGee.  An  American  lawyer;  b.  in 
Groton,  Mass.;  Yale  Coll.,  1868;  in  1886 
resident  in  New  York  City. 

Medcalf,  William.  A  Member  of  the 
Manchester  Corporation.  An  English 
writer  of  Manchester. 

Meddlliammer,  Joliann  Baptist. 
Albini.     A  German  dramatist. 

Medhurst,  Walter  Henry,  D.D., 
1796-1857.  Philosinensis.  An  English 
clergyman  ;  b.  in  London ;  spent  nearly 
forty  years  in  tlie  East  as  a  Christian 
missionary. 

Meen,  Rev.  Henry.     E. ;  R. 

See  "I.  and  1*.,"  First  ISeries,  p.  498. 

Megee,  John  Ij.  "  Nemo,"  of  Louisi- 
An  American  poet. 


Meggison,  Holkar. 


An 


A  Barrister   of 
Ensrlish  writer 


B.  31.     A  Swed- 


the  Middle   Temple 
of  London. 

Meijer,  Bernhard 

ish  author. 

Mellen,  Grenville.     G.  M. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  499. 

Melmoth,  William,  1710-99.  A  Late 
Eminent  Advocate.  An  English  writer ; 
son  of  William  Melmoth  (1666-1743),  of 
Lincoln's  Lin ;  commissioner  of  bank- 
rupts, 1756,  but  passed  his  life  chiefly  in 
retirement. 

Melville,  Herman,  1819-.  The  Au- 
thor of "  Typee."  An  American  writer;  b. 
in  New  York  City;  in  1842  he  deserted 
from  a  whaling  ship,  at  one  of  the  Mar- 
quesas islands,  and  was  for  four  months 
a  prisoner  ;  escaping,  he  arrived  in  Bos- 
ton in  1844;  in  1859  removed  to  Pitts- 
field,  Mass. ;  in  1860  again  sailed  on  a 
wlialing  voyage. 

Menamin,  R.  S.  R.  8.  M.  An  Eng- 
lish printer. 

Mendliam,  Rev.  Joseph.  Catholicus 
protest  cms  ;  Eniancipatns ;  A  Plain  Man. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  499. 

Menetrier,  Charles,  1804-.  Richard 
Listener.  A  Frencli  author ;  commenced 
writing  in  several  journals  dramatic /e?;- 
illetons ;  has  since  1852  been  attached  to 
tlie  "  Revue  et  Gazette  des  The'atres  "  as 
literary  critic. 


Mengel,  Paul  Fritz,  1810-.  Go- 
ran ;  Irar  Bid.  A  Swedish  autlior  and 
journalist. 

3Iengersen  auf  Rheder,  Joseph 
Bruno  graf  von.  J.  Bruno.  A  Ger- 
man novelist. 

Mercer,  Maj.  James,  1734  - 1804. 
Peter  the  Plowman.  A  Scottish  poet  and 
scholar  ;  b.  in  Aberdeenshire. 

Mercier,  Henry  James,  and  Gallop, 
William.  A  Fore-top-man.  American 
writers. 

Meredith,  Stanley.     Sabina. 

MercTveather,  Rev.  John  Davies. 
A  Working  Clergyman.  An  English  di- 
vine ;  at  one  time  government  chaplain  in 
New  South  Wales;  in  1880  chaplain  at 
Venice. 

Merimee,  Prosper,  1803-70.  Un  des 
Quarante ;  Hyacinthe  Maglanowich ;  Joseph 
L'Estrange. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  499. 

Merivale,  John  Herman,  Esq.,  1779- 
1844.      Un  Membre  du  Parlement. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  499. 

Merrick,  John  Mudge,  A.M.  M.; 
J.  31.  M.  An  American  clergyman ; 
Hon.  A.M.  at  Bowdoin  Coll.,  1837;  pas- 
tor at  Walpole,  Mass.,  1840-58. 

Merritt,  Henry.  A  Connoisseur.  An 
English  writer  of  the  day. 

Merz,  Karl.  K.  Z.  A  musician  of 
New  York  Cit3^ 

Messenhauser,  Ctisar  Wenzel,  1813- 
Wenzeslaus  March.  A  German  novelist ; 
b.  at  Prossnitz ;  served  for  some  years  in 
the  Austrian  army;  published  plays, 
novels,  etc.,  at  Vienna,  1847-50. 

Meston,  William,  about  1688-1745. 
Quidani ;  Jodocus  Grimmus,  etc.  An  in- 
genious Scottish  burlesque  poet;  b.  in 
the  parish  of  Midmar,  in  Aberdeenshire ; 
educ.  at  Aberdeen ;  passed  rather  a 
wandering  and  unsuccessful  life  ;  passed 
the  last  of  his  life  at  Aberdeen,  and  d. 
there. 

Metcalf,  John.  Blind  Jack,  of  Knares- 
borough. 

Meyer,  Bertha  Antoinette  Henri- 
ette.  Bertha  v.  Werder.  A  German 
writer. 

Meyer,  Sophie  Frederike  Eliza- 
beth.    Sophie  May. 

Meyzieu,  J.  B.  Paris  de.  A  Gentle- 
man in  Prance  ;  P****. 

Miall,  Edv^^ard,  1809-.  An  Editor  off 
the  Line.  An  English  Non-Conformist  ; 
b.  at  Portsmoutli ;  at  one  time  an  Inde- 
pendent minister  at  Ware  and  Leicester ; 
M.P.  for  Rochdale,  1852;  editor  and 
proprietor  of  the  Non-Conformist  news- 
paper. 


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Michell,  Thomas,  1836-.  T.  M.,  St. 
Petersburg.  An  English  gentleman;  b. 
at  St.  Petersburg ;  English  consul  at  St. 
Petersburg,  and  2d  secretary  to  the  Le- 
gation. 

Michiels,  Alfred  Joseph  Xavier, 
1813-.  Jules  Perrier.  A  Erench  writer  ; 
b.  at  Rome  ;  went  to  France  in  1817,  and 
studied  at  the  college  of  Saint  Louis  ;  in 
IBS-l  he  studied  law  at  Strasburg ;  then 
settled  in  Paris  and  devoted  himself  to 
literature. 

Mickle,  AVilliam  Julius,  1734-88. 
William  More.  An  ingenious  Scottish 
poet ;  b.  at  Langholm,  in  the  county  of 
Dumfries  ;  educ.  at  the  high  school  in 
Edinburgh ;  passed  much  of  his  life  in 
Oxford,  engaged  in  literary  work  ;  d.  at 
Eorresthill. 

Middleton,  Conyers,  D.D.  A  Mevi- 
ber  of  the  Universiti/  of  Cambridge. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  500. 

Miles,  Heury  Adolphus,  D.D.  i7. 
A.  M.  An  American  clergyman  ;  Brown 
Univ.,  1829 ;  Harv.  Divinity  School,  1832  ; 
was  for  some  years  pastor  at  Lowell,  Mass., 
then  at  Hingham,  Mass.,  where  in  1887  he 
resided. 

Miles,  Prof.  James  Wa^le5^  about 
1819-,  ,/.  W.  M.;  M.  An  American 
scholar ;  b.  at  Charleston,  S.C. ;  educ.  at 
South  Carolina  Coll. ;  was  for  a  time 
missionary  to  the  East ;  the  assistant- 
rector  at  St.  Michael's,  Charleston ;  still 
later  professor  of  Greek  and  history  in 
the  Charleston  Coll.,  afterwards  librarian  ; 
in  1874  still  at  Charleston. 

Miles,  Mrs.  Sarah  Elizabeth  (Ap- 
pleton),  1807-.  A.  An  American  poet ; 
b.  in  Boston ;  in  1833  married  Solomon  P. 
Miles  ;  in  1875  resided  at  Brattleboro,  Vt. 

Mill,  John  Stuart.     A. 

See  "  1.  and  V.,"  First  Series,  p.  500. 

3Iillaud,  A.  P.  D.  A.  Labrnye're.  A 
French  writer. 

Millenkovics,  Stephan  v.  Stephan 
V.  Miloir.     A  German  writer. 

Miller,  Lady  Anna  (Riggs),  1740-81. 
An  English  Wonuni.  An  Irish  (?)  writer; 
daughter  of  Edward  Riggs,  Esq.;  in  17G5 
married  Capt.  John  Miller,  of  Bellecasey, 
county  Clare,  Ireland. 

See  "N.  and  Q.,"  September,  1865,  p. 
192. 

Miller,  Charles  H.      Carl  de  Muldro. 

Miller,  Mrs.  Harriet  (Mann),  1831-. 
Olive  Thome.  An  American  author;  b. 
at  Auburn,  N.Y. ;  resident  in  Brooklyn, 
N.Y. 

Miller,  J.     Aunt  Carrie. 

Miller,  James,  1703-44.  An  English- 
man ;     Harlequin-Horace.        An    English 


dramatist  and  political  writer;  b.  in 
Dorsetshire ;  educ.  at  Wadham  Coll., 
Oxford ;  took  holy  orders,  and  was 
appointed  lecturer  at  Trinity  Chapel, 
Conduit  Street,  London;  he  was  after- 
wards presented  to  the  living  of  Up- 
cerne,  Dorsetshire ;  d.  in  Cheyne  Walk, 
Cliel.-ea. 

Miller,  Joseph,  1684-1738.  Father 
of  Jests.  An  English  comic  actor  who 
was  particularly  dull,  it  becoming  a 
standing  joke  to  father  all  the  smart 
sayings  upon  him. 

aiiller,  Olive  Thorne.  Gwynfryn. 
An  English  (?)   writer  of  the  day. 

Miller,  Thomas,  1809-.  The.  Basket- 
Maker  Poet.  An  English  poet ;  b.  at 
Gainsborough,  Lincolnshire ;  was  self- 
educated,  and  a  basket-maker ;  wrote 
poems  and  novels. 

Miller,  William.  Lord  Albemarle. 
An  English  publisher ;  predecessor  of 
John  Murray,  Albemarle  Street,  Lon- 
don. 

3Iillet,  Francis  D.,  1846-.  The  Bul- 
garian. An  American  artist ;  b.  in  Mat- 
tapoisett,  Mass.;  studied  at  Antwerp, 
and  has  "practised  his  art  in  this  coun- 
try and  in  Europe. 

MUlington,  Philip.      Cinto. 

amis.    Rev.    Alfred   Wilson,    M.A., 

1832-.     A.  W.  M.     An  English  clergy- 

I    man;   b.  at  Harrow-on-the-liiil  ;    Lincoln 

i    Coll.,  Oxford,  1857  ;    vicar  of    St.  Erth, 

Hayle,  Cornwall,  1864-80  et  seq. 
i        MUls,   Charles   K.      C.  M.   K.      An 
j    American  writer  of  the  day. 

Milner, .     Merlin. 

Milton,  Rev.  Willians.  W.  M.  An 
English  clergyman  ;  Worcester  Coll.,  Ox- 
ford, 1839  ;  vicar  of  St.  Mark,  Broom- 
hall,  Sheffield,  1867-80  et  seq. 

Mines,  Rev.  Flavel  S.  One  of  the 
Three  Hundred.  An  American  clergy- 
man ;  first  of  the  Presbyterian,  after- 
wards of  the  Protestant  Episcopal 
Church. 

Minot, .      Tonini. 

Minot,  Mrs.  Ij.  L.  M.  An  .American 
writer. 

Mitchel,  Ormsby  MacKnight,  1810- 
62.  The  JJireclor.  An  eminent  American 
astronomer;  b.  in  Union  Co.,  Ky.;  griulu- 
ated  at  West  Point  in  1829;  professor  at 
Cincinnati  Coll.,  O.,  1834-59;  director  of 
the  Dudley  Observatory,  at  Albany,  N.Y., 
1859-61 ;  brigadier-general  in  the  Union 
army,  1861-62;  d.  at  Beaufort,  S.C. 

Mitchell,  Donald  Grant.      Gains. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  501. 

Mitchell,  Mrs.  Klizabeth  Harcourt, 
E.  H.  R.     An  English  poet  and  novelist. 


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Mitchell,  L.  A  Forty  Years'  Cultivator 
of  the  Earth,  etc.;  Hi/patia,  Amanuensis 
for  the  Spinsters.     An  English  writei". 

Mitchell,  Liangdon  El^vyn.  John 
Philip  Varley.  An  American  poet;  son 
of  Dr.  S.  Weir  Mitchell. 

Mitchell,  Miss  Maria,  1818-.  M.  M. 
An  American  astronomer ;  b.  at  Nan- 
tucket; professor  at  Vassar  Coll.,  1865- 
87. 

Mitchell,  Robert.     D.  H.  Bonnaire. 

Mitchell,  Robert  Creighton.  Bobert 
Oreighton. 

Mitchell,  WiUiam,  -1869.  W.  M. 
An  American  gentleman  of  Nantucket, 
Mass.;  Hon.  A.M.  at  Brown  and  Har- 
vard Univs. 

Moffet,  William.  ,/.  A'.  An  Irish  poet 
of  the  middle  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Moile,  N.  T.  Henrij  Bliss.  An  Eng- 
lish poet  of  fifty  years  ago. 

Moir,  David aiacbeth,  M.D.  A;  Delta. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  502. 

Moncrieff,  Rev.  Alexander,  1695- 
1761.  A  Minister  of  the  Church  of  Scot- 
land. A  Scottish  clergyman  of  the 
eighteentii  century;  minister  of  Aber- 
nethv. 

Moncrieff,  W.  Thomas,  -1857. 
Thomas  Shuffleton.  An  English  poet 
of  London ;  was  blind  in  his  old  age, 
and  resided  among  the  Poor  Brethren 
of  the  Charter-house. 

Monk,  James  Henry,  D.D.,  1784- 
1856.      J.  H.  M. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  502. 

Monro,  Rev,  Thomas,  M.A.  Hip- 
ponux. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  502. 

Montagu,  Basil,  Esq.  A  Lover  of 
Order ;  A  Chancery  Barrister. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  502. 

Montagu,  Charles,  Earl  of  Halifax, 
1661-1715.  Bays,  the  Noble  Celsus.  An 
English  statesman ;  b.  at  Horton ;  first 
lord  of  the  treasury,  1697-1715. 

Montagu,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  (Robin- 
son).    A  Lady  of  the  last  Century. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  502. 

Montagu,  Matthew,  Esq.  M.  M. 
An  English  poet ;  nephew  and  executor 
to  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Montagu. 

Montague,  Lady  Mary  Wortley, 
about  1690-1762.  Sappho  ;  Artemisia  ; 
Bt.  Hon.  L.  M.  W.  M. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  502. 

Montgomery,  Florence.  F.  C.  An 
English  novelist  of  the  di\y. 

Montgomery,  George  Edgar,  1856-. 
Clague ;  Vixen.  An  American  journal- 
ist; b.  in  New  York  City;  in  1886  resi- 
dent there. 


Montgomery,  James.     A  Poet. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  508. 

Monti,  Liuigi.     The  Young  Sicilian. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  503. 

Moon,  Mrs.  Eleanor,  1808-80.  E.  M. 
An  English  religious  writer ;  b.  at  Ply- 
mouth ;  d.  at  Liskeard. 

Moor,  Maj.  Edward.  A.  B.,  C.  D., 
E.  F.  An  English  Orientalist ;  an  offi- 
cer in  the  Bombay  establishment. 

Moore,  Benjamin  Theophilus,  M.A. 
Alciphron.  An  English  mathematician  ; 
Pembroke  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1856. 

Moore,  George  W.  Wide  Awake. 
An  English  humorist  of  the  day. 

Moore,  James  J.  The  Editor  of  the 
"Historical  Handbook  to  Oxford,"  Sfc. 
An  English  writer  of  the   day. 

Moore,  Sir  John  Henry,  -1780.    

.  An  English  poet  aiid  baronet;  as 

he  died  unmarried,  the  baronetage  became 
extinct. 

Moore,  Rev.  AVilliam,  1782-1848. 
W.  M.,  of  Mevagissey.  An  English  In- 
dependent minister ;  b.  at  Bristol ;  min- 
ister of  Bethesda  Chapel,  Truro,  1814- 
48,  and  d.  in  that  town. 

Moorhead,  Scipio.  <S.  M.  An  Afri- 
can servant  of  the  Rev.  John  Moorhead, 
of  Boston,  1730-73. 

Morel,  Henri.  Eusebe  Martin.  A 
French  writer  of  the  day. 

Morell,  Thomas,  D.D.,  1703-84.  T. 
M. ;  Morellus.  An  English  scholar  and 
divine ;  fellow  of  King's  Coll.,  Cam- 
bridge ;  b.  at  Eton,  in  Buckinghamshire ; 
rector  of  Buckland,  Herts. 

Morellet,  Andre,  1727-1819.  Benja- 
min Franklin.  A  French  author  and 
philosopher;  b.  at  Lyons;  educ.  at 
Lyons  and  Paris  ;  d.  in  Paris. 

Morford,  Henry.     An  Editor. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  504. 

Morgan,  Mrs.  Ann  Jane.     Ann  Jane. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  504. 

Morgan,  Gen.  Daniel,  1737-1802.  The 
Hero  of  Coivpens.  An  American  soldier; 
b.  in  New  Jersey  ;  a  brigadier-general  in 
the  Revolutionary  war. 

Morgan,  Rev.  Edward,  M.A.  Her 
Husband.  An  English  clergyman ;  vic- 
ar of  Syston,  near  Leicester,  1814-60 
et  seq. 

Morgan,  Henry  James.  A  British 
Canadian.  A  Canadian  bibliographer; 
at  Ottawa(?)  ;  Fellow  of  the  Royal  So- 
ciety of  Northern  Antiquaries. 

Morgan,  Tjewis  Henry.     SkenandoaJi. 

See  "  I.  and  V."  First  Series,  p.  504. 

Morgan,  Thomas,  -1743.  The  Moral 
Philosopher. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  504. 


MO 


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MV 


Morison,  John.  Hoin  Sirmoon.  An 
English  writer. 

Morison,  John  Hopkins,  D.D.  J. 
H.  M.  An  American  clergyman;  Harv. 
Coll.,  1831  ;  pastor  and  resident  at  Mil- 
ton, Mass.,  for  many  years. 

Morris,  George  P.,  1802-64.  G.  P. 
M.  An  American  poet  and  journalist; 
1).  in  Philadelphia;  joint  founder  and 
editor  of  the  "Home  Journal,"  N.Y.,  in 
1846. 

Morris,  Rear  Admiral  Henry  Gage. 
An  officer  of  the  Roi/al  lYafy. 

Morris,  Lewis,  M.A.  A  New  Writer. 
An  English  poet;  b.  at  CarmarthenC?)  ; 
Jesus  Coll.,  (Jxford,  1855  ;  in  1880  a  jus- 
tice of  the  peace  for  Carmarthenshire,  in 
which  county,  at  Penbryn  House,  he  re- 
sides. 

Morrison,  Colonel  .     A  Layman. 

A  Scottish  writer. 

3Iorrison,  E.  Tlie  Worthy  Patriarch 
«/"  Howard  Division.  A  British  colonial 
writer  of  the  day. 

Morrison,  llev.  James.  Philanthropos. 
An  Englisli  religious  writer. 

Morrison,  Mary  J.  Jenny  Wallace. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day  for  the 
young. 

Morthland,  Charles.  C.  M.  A 
Scottish  writer  of  the  first  part  of  the 
eighteenth  century. 

Mortimer,  John.  A  Sincere  Lover  of 
Truth  and  Union. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  505. 

Morton,  Henry,  Ph.D.  The  Com- 
mittee. An  American  scientist ;  Univ.  of 
Pennsylvania,  1857 ;  professor  of  me- 
chanics and  chemistry,  1809-70;  presi- 
dent Stevens  Polyteclinic  Institute,  Ho- 
boken,  iS'.J.;  mendjer  of  the  United 
States  Coast  Survey,  1878-87. 

Moses,  W.  S.     M.A.,  Oxon. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  505. 

Moss,  Charles,  D.D.;-1802.  C.  J/.; 
The  Clearer.  An  English  clergyman ; 
bishop  of  St.  David's,  1766  ;  of  Batli  and 
Wells,  1774;  B.A.  Bene't  Coll.,  1731. 

Mossman,  Kev.  John  Tiniberley.  A 
Discijile  of  Bishop  Bullcr.  An  Englisli 
clergyman  ;  St.  Edmund's  Hall,  Oxford, 
1849;  rector  of  East  Torrington  (Wrag- 
by),  and  West  Torrington;  vicar,  1859- 
80  et  sec/. 

Motte,  Mellish  Irving,  -1881.  M.  L 
M.  ./Vn  American  clergyman  ;  Harv. 
Coll.,  1821;  for  many  years  pastor  and 
resident  at  Boston. 

Motteux,  Peter  Anthony,  1660- 
1718.  Thomas  Clayton.  An  English 
mercliant  and  writer  of  London  ;  b.  at 
Rouen  in  Normandy  ;  d.  in  London. 


Moulson,  Capt.  W.    H.   Baliol.      A 

Guernsey  Alilitia  Officer.  An  English 
writer  of  the  day. 

Moulton,  Ellen  Liouise  Chandler. 
Ellen  L<niise   Pomfret. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  505. 

Mountford,  WUIiam.  W.  M.  An 
English  clei'gyman  ;  came  to  this  co^mtry 
some  years  ago  ;  afterwards  resided  in 
Boston,  chiefly  without  charge. 

Mouravline,  D.  Prince  Dmitry  Ga- 
litzine.     A  Russian  author. 

Mowat,  Magnus.  Lochnagar.  A 
Scottish  author  of  the  day. 

Moyle,  John.  A  Member  of  the  Col- 
lege of  Physicians.  An  English  physi- 
cian of  the  seventeenth  and  eighteenth 
centuries. 

Moyle,  Walter,  1672-1721.  W.  M., 
Esq.  An  English  lawyer ;  b.  and  d.  at 
Bake,  in  Cornwall ;  educ.  at  Oxford,  and 
studied  law  at  the  Temple ;  M.P.  for 
Saltash,  1095-98;  vice-warden  of  the 
Stanneries. 

Mozley,  Anne.  His  Sister.  An  Eng- 
lish lady  ;  sister  of  James  B.  Mozley. 

Mudd,  Alice  F.     Peach  Bloom. 

Mudtbrd,  William.  Geoffrey  Old- 
castle.,    Gent. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  506. 

Mudge,  Rev.  William,  B.A.  A  Coun- 
try Clergyman.  An  English  divine; 
Queen's  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1823  ;  rector 
of  Pertenhall,  Kimbolton,  1842-80  et  seq. 

3Iudie,  Charles  Edward.  C  E.  M. 
An  English  writer  of  the  day. 

MiUler,  Adolf.  Adolf  Palm.  A  Ger- 
man novelist. 

Miiller,  Karl,  1819-.  Otfried  Mylius; 
Fran:  r.  Elling.  A  German  novelist ;  b. 
at  Stuttgart ;  educ.  at  Tiibingen,  and 
became  a  journalist;  wrote  and  pub- 
lished novels,  etc.,  at  Berlin,  Stuttgart, 
etc.,  1855-75. 

MiiUer,  Wilhelni,  1794-1827.  Prater 
Jocundiis.  A  German  poet;  b.  and  d. 
in  Dessau ;  educ.  at  the  Univ.  of  Berlin ; 
was  professor  of  Greek  and  Latin  in  his 
native  city,  1817-27. 

Mutzelburg,  Adolf.  Justus  Severin; 
Karl  Weber.  A  Gernum  novelist  of  the 
day. 

Muhlenberg,  William  Augustus, 
D.D.      Catholicns. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  506. 

3Iuir,  John,  D.C.L.,  1810-.     ./.  M. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  506. 

aiuir,  Thomas  S.     T.  S.  M. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  506. 

Muloclc,  .  Satan.  An  Eng- 
lish writer ;  gave  lectures  on  English 
literature  at  Geneva  and  in  London. 


MU 


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NE 


Miirlin,  Rev.  John,  1722-99.  .7.  M. 
An  English  Wesleyan  minister;  b.  at  St. 
Stephen,  Bramwell ;  d.  at  High  Wy- 
combe. 

Murphy,  J,  M.     Mortimer. 

Murray,  Gen. .     An  Officer  in  the 

Army.  An  English  writer  one  hundred 
3'ears  ago. 

Murray,  Bromley,  M.D.  Landseer. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Murray,  Charles  T.     Samuel  Wright. 

Murray,  Eustace  Clare  Grenvllle. 
Silly  Billy  ;   Mark  Hope. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  507. 

Murray,  Rev.  James.  An  Ayrshire 
Minister.  A  Scottisli  clergyman  of  Old 
Cumnock,  Ayrshire. 

Murray,  John,  1778-1843.  Emperor 
of  the  West.  An  English  publisher  of 
London ;  b.  in  that  city ;  started  the 
"  Quarterly  Review "  in  1807  ;  was  a 
generous  friend  of  Byron  and  other 
eminent  authors. 

Murray,  Sir  John  Archibald,  Lord 
Murray.     Bottom. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  507. 


Murray,  William,  Earl  of  Mansfield, 
1704-93.  A  Modern  English  .Journalist. 
A  Scottish  jurist;  b.  at  Perth;  educ.  at 
Christ  Church,  Oxford ;  called  to  the 
bar,  1731  ;  chief-justice  of  the  King's 
Bench  and  created  a  peer,  1756. 

Murrish,  John,  1818-61.  The  Miner 
of  Perranzabuloe.  An  English  miner  ;  b. 
and  d.  at  Perranzabuloe,  Cornwall. 

Musgrave, .  An  Eminent  Collector. 

An  English  writer. 

Musset,  L/Ouis  Charles  Alfred  de, 
1810-57.  Mile.  Athe'nais  Dupuis,  Jilleule 
de  M.  Cotonet ;  Alcide,  baron  de  M*** 
Cotonnet. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  507. 

Musset,  Paul  de.  Lui.  —  See  "  EUe 
et  Lui." 

Muzzey,  Rev.  Artemas  Boivers.  A. 
B.  M.  ;   A  Glerg ymari . 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  507. 

Muzzy,  Li.  R.     Aunt  Prudence. 

Mylne,  William.  One  of  the  Suffer- 
ing Clergy  of  the  Church  of  Scotland.  A 
Scottish  clergyman  of  the  first  part  of 
the  eighteenth  century. 


N. 


Nares,  Robert,  D.D.,  1753-1829.  In- 
vestigator; Mnemonicus;  N.;  A.  N.;  H.N.; 
An  Oxonian  Graduate  ;  Pericranium ;  Wi- 
cliffe ;  Wolscianus.  An  English  clergy- 
man ;  b.  at  York ;  educ.  at  Westminster 
School,  and  at  Oxford ;  archdeacon  of 
Stafford,  1800-29;  d.  at  his  house  in 
Hart-street,  Bloomsbury,  London. 

Nary,  Cornelius.     N.  Colson. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  508. 

Nash,  Rev.  Daniel,  1763-1836.  Parson 
Grant.  An  American  Episcopal  clergy- 
man; b.  at  Great  Barrington,  Mass.;  Yale 
Coll.,  1785;  was  for  some  years  a  teacher; 
a  missionary  in  Otsego  Co.,  N.Y.,  1797- 
1811 ;  rector  of  Christ  Church,  Coopers- 
town,  1811-36  ;  and  d.  at  Burlington. 

Nash,  Richard,  1674-1761.  The  King 
of  Bath.  Beau  Nash,  or  the  master  of 
the  ceremonies  at  Bath,  was  b.  at  Swan- 
sea, of  Glamorganshire ;  educ.  at  Oxford ; 
studied  law  at  the  Middle  Temple. 

Nash,  Thomas.  Pierce  Penniless; 
Plaine  Percevall. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  508. 

Nathan,  Albert.     Albert  Palmer. 

Nation,  William.  A  Lover  of  Truth 
and  Peace.  An  English  clergyman 
early  in  the  eighteenth  century. 


Naylor,  Rev.  William,  Castigator. 
An  English  clergyinan  seventy  years  ago. 

Neal,  John.     J.  N. ;  X.  Y.  Z. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  508. 

Neale,  Rev.  Erskine,  M.A.  A  Country 
Curate. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  508. 

Neale,  Rev.  G.  P.  ^1  Country  Curate. 
An  Enalish  clergyman. 

Neale,  John  Mason,  D.D.     J.  M.  N. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  508. 

Neaves,  Charles,  Lord  Neaves,  1800- 
76.  An  Old  Contributor  to  Maga.  A 
Scottish  poet ;  b.  and  educ.  at  Edin- 
burgh ;  called  to  the  Scotch  bar  in  1822 ; 
lord  of  session,  1854-68;  rector  of  the 
Univ.  of  St.  Andrews,  1872,  1873. 

Nelson,  Horatio,  Lord,  1758-1805. 
The  Hero  of  the  Nile.  An  eminent  Eng- 
lish hero ;  b.  at  Burnhara  Thorpe,  in 
Norfolk  ;  killed  in  the  naval  battle  near 
Trafalgar. 

Nelson,  Mrs.  Theophila.  A  Young 
Gentlen'oman.  An  English  lady  ;  wife  of 
Robert  Nelson,  Esq. ;  a  writer  of  the 
first  part  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Nerval,  Gerard  de  and  Houssaye, 
Arsene.  Lord  Pilgrim.  French  journal- 
ists. 


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Nesbit,  Miss  E.  C.  Brooke ;  Caris- 
brooke.     An  English  writer  of  tlie  day. 

Nesniith,  Henry  E.  Sidartha.  An 
American  poet  of  the  day. 

Nettle,  G.     A  Seven  Years'  Besident. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  j).  509. 

Neve,  Philip,  Esq.  One  of  the  Magis- 
trates of  the  Public  Office  in  Great  Marl- 
borough Street.  An  Englisli  lawyer  of 
Eurnivall's  Inn,  of  the  last  century. 

Nevins,  WiUiam,  D.D.,  1797-1835. 
M.  S.  An  American  Presbyterian  cler- 
gyman; b.  in  Norwich,  Conn.;  Yale 
Coll.,  1816 ;  pastor  of  the  1st  Presby- 
terian Church  at  Baltimore,  1820-35, 
where  he  died. 

Newbattle,  Lord,  son  of  Lord  An- 
cram.     A   Young  Nobleman. 

Newbery,  Francis.  F.  N. ;  A  Com- 
missioner of  Taxes.  An  English  classical 
scholar  and  writer  on  political  economy, 
of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Newbery,  John.     The  Whirler. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  509. 

Nevecomb,  Sinion,  1835-.  Sirnon 
Tarr.  An  American  astronomer  at 
Washington ;  b.  in  Nova  Scotia. 

Newell,  William,  D.D.,  1804-81. 
W.  N.;  The  Pastor.  An  American 
clergyman;  b.  in  Littleton,  Mass.;  Harv. 
Coll.,  1824  ;  Divinity  School,  1829  ;  pa.s- 
tor  at  Cambridge,  Mass.,  1830-68,  and 
d.  there. 

Newhall,  Lieut.  Col.  Frederick  C. 
A  Staff  Officer.  An  American  soldier ; 
a  major  in  the  late  civil  war,  1864-65 ; 
appointed  from  Pennsj'lvania. 

Newington,  Sanuiel,  M.l).     Sigma. 

See  "  I.  ;md  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  509. 

NeAviiian,  John  Henry,  D.D.  ./.  H. 
N. ;   Catholicus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  509. 

Newte,  Thomas.  An  English  Gentle- 
man. An  Engh'sh  author  and  traveller 
of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Newton,  Alonzo  E.  and  Mrs.  Sarah 
J.  Two  Meiiihers  of  that  Church.  Amer- 
ican Spiritualists  of  the  day. 

Newton,  Pev.  John.     ***  ***** 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  509. 

Newton,  Richard,  D.l).,  1676-1753. 
A  Tresbgter  vf  the  Church  of  England. 
An  English  clergyman  ;  b.  in  Bucking- 
hamshire ;  educ.  at  Westminster  School 
and  at  Christ  Cliurch,  Oxf()r<l ;  founder 
and  principal  of  Hertford  Coll.,  Oxford; 
canon  of  Christ  Cliurch,  1752;  d.  at 
Lavendon  Grange. 

Newton,  Pev.  Williani,  a]>out  1684- 
1744.  A  Curate  of  the  Diocese  of  Canter- 
bury. An  English  clergyman  ;  rector  of 
Wingham  and  Stodmarsh,  Kent. 


Niblock,  Joseph  White,  D.D.     The 

Editor  of  the  "  Textuarg  and  Ritualist  "  ; 
A  Clergyman.  An  English  clergyman  of 
fifty  years  ago. 

Nicholas,  Dr.  .     Monadnock. 

NichoUs,  Sir  George,  K.C.B.,  1781- 
1865.  An  Overseer.  An  English  writer ; 
b.  at  St.  Keverne ;  entered  the  East  India 
Company  maritime  service  in  1796,  and 
quitted  it  in  1815;  then  settled  at  South- 
well, Notts.;  superintended  the  branch 
bank  of  England  at  Birmingham,  1827- 
34;  secretary  of  the  new  Poor  Law  Com- 
mission, 1847-51 ;  d.  at  Hyde  Park. 

Nichols,  Anne  Susanna.  A  Very 
Young  Ladg.  An  English  lady  of  eighty 
years  ago. 

Nichols,  Catherine.  An  Old  Prairie 
Hen.     An  American  poet  of  the  day. 

Nichols,  John,  Esq.,  F.S.A.  ,/.  N.  ; 
Sylvunus  '  Silvanus  Urban ;  N.  S. ;  My 
Octogenarian  Friend. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  509. 

Nichols,  John  Gough,  F.S.A .,  1806- 
73.  ,/.  G.  N.  An  English  journalist 
and  bibliographer  ;  son  of  John  Bowyer 
Nichols  ;  b.  and  d.  in  London. 

Nichols,  Mrs.  Rebecca  S.  (Reed). 
Ellen. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  509. 

Nicklin,  Philip  Houlbrooke,  A.M. 
Peregrine  Prolix. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  510. 

Nicolas,  Sir  Nicholas  Harris.  N.  ; 
N.  H.  N. ;  The  Editor  of  the  "  Synopsis 
of  the  Peerage." 

See  "  I.  and  P.."  First  Series,  p.  510. 

Nicollet,  Jean  Nicolas,  1786-1843. 
Sir  John  Hersrhel.  A  French  astronomer; 
b.  at  Cluses  (Savoie)  ;  going  to  Paris  he 
was  appointed,  in  1817,  Sec.  Libr.  to 
the  observatory  ;  in  1830  he  came  to 
the  United  States,  and  d.  at  Wash- 
ington. 

Niembsch  v.  Strehlenau,  Nikolaus 
Franz,  1802-50.  Nikolaus  Lenan.  A 
German  poet ;  b.  at  Esatad  in  Ungarn  ; 
educ.  at  Vienna  ;  in  1832  travelled  in 
North  America ;  resided  chiefly  at  Vi- 
enna, and  d.  there. 

Nietschmann,  Hermann.  Arviin 
Stein.     A  German   novelist  of  the  day. 

Nitsch,  Mrs.  Catherine  Owen.  Cath- 
erine Owen.  An  American  writer  of  the 
day  on  cookery. 

Nordensvan,  Georg.  G — g  N.  A 
Swedish  author. 

Nordling,  Johan.  Halvor  Grip.  A 
Swedish  author  of  the  day. 

Norman,  John  James  Charles.  One 
of  the  Masters.  An  English  educator  of 
the  Forest  School,  Walthamstow. 


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North,   Maj.   Charles   Napier.      An 

English  officer  in  India.  An  English  sol- 
dier; entered  the  army  in  1836;  brevet- 
lieutenant-colonel  60th  Eifles,  1858 ; 
served  in  India,  1849-57. 

Northcote,  Sir  Staflfbrd  Henry,  1st 
Earl  of  Iddlesleigh,  1818-87.  A  Bar- 
rister. An  English  statesman  ;  b.  in  Lon- 
don ;  created  earl  of  Iddlesleigh  in  1885  ; 
d.  suddenly. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  511. 

Norton, .     Argus.     An  American 

novelist. 

Norton,  Andrews,  1786-1853.  A.N.; 
One  lately  a  member  of  the  immediate  gov- 
ernment of  the  college.  An  American  tlieo- 
logian ;  b.  at  Hingham,  Mass. ;  Harv. 
Coll.,  1804 ;  professor  in  the  Cambridge 
Divinity  School,  1819-30 ;  d.  at  New- 
port, 11. 1. 

Norton,  Hon.  Mrs.  Caroline  Eliza- 
beth Sarah   (Sheridan).      Pierce   Ste- 

%'enson;   Hi-Ski-Hi ;   C Client;   Count 

Horloge  de   Tic-tic. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  511. 

Norton,  Charles  Eliot.     N. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  511. 

Norton,  Charles  Ledyard,  1837-. 
P.  d'Estrian  ;  B.  T.  Sienna  :  E.  Cogswell. 
An  American  author;  b.  at  Farmington, 
Conn.;  Yale  Coll.,  1859 >  resident  in 
New  York  City. 

Norton,  Rev.  Jacob,  1764-1858.  An 
Aqed  Clergyman  of  Massachusetts ;  An 
Orthodox  Clergyman  of  Massachusetts ;  A 
Serious  Inquirer.  An  American  Con- 
gregational minister;  b.  in  Abington, 
JVIass. ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1786;  pastor  at 
Weymouth,  Mass.,  1787-1824 ;  removed 
to  Billerica,  Mass.,  and  spent  the  rest  of 
his  life,  and  d.  there. 

Norton,  Rev.  Robert.     A  Clergyman. 


An  English  clergyman ;  minister  of  St. 
Matthew's,  Holbeck,  Leeds. 

Nott,  George  Frederic,  D.D.,  1769- 
1842.  The  Translator  of"  Catullus."  An 
English  divine  and  scliolar;  educ.  at 
Christ  Church,  Oxford;  rector  of  Har- 
rietsham,  1812-42,  and  d.  there. 

Nott,  John,  D.D.     J.  N. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  511. 

Nott,  Josiah  Clark,  M.l).,  1804 -. 
N.  An  American  ethnologist;  b.  at 
Columbia,  S.C. ;  South  Carolina  Coll., 
1824 ;  since  1836  a  physician  in  Mobile, 
Ala. 

Nottage,  Alderman .     Persius,  Jr. 

Nowers,  Rev.  James  Henry.  A  Late 
Baihvay  Chaplain.  An  English  clergy- 
man ;  chaplain  on  the  Great  Northern 
Railway,  1845-49;  rector  of  Yelling,  St. 
Neots,  1875-80  et  seq. 

Noyes,  George  Kapall,  D.D.,  1798- 
1868.  iV. ;  G.  i?.  N.  An  American 
biblical  scholar;  b.  at  Newburvport, 
Mass.;  Harv.  Coll.,  1818;  Divinity 
School,  1822 ;  professor  in  the  Divinity 
School  at  Cambridge,  1840-68;  d.  there. 

Nuttall,  P.  Austin,  LL.D.  P.  A.  N. 
An  English  classical  scholar  and  lexi- 
cographer of  the  day. 

Nyberg,  Mrs.  Julia  Christina 
(Svardstrom) ,  1785-1854;  Euphrosyne. 
A  Swedish  poetess. 

Nyblaus,  Gustaf.  G.  N.  A  Swedish 
author. 

Nyblom,  Prof.  Carl  Rupert,  1832-. 
Carlino  ;  C.  B.  N.  A  Swedish  poet,  art 
critic,  and  translator. 

Nj^bloin,  Mrs.  Helene.  H.  A  Swed- 
ish poetess  and  novelist. 

Nye,  Gideon,  Jr.  Cosmo  ;  An  Ameri- 
can ;  E  Pluribus  Ununi.  An  American 
diplomatist,  of  Canton,  China. 


o. 


Oakes,  Abraham.  A.  C,  LL.D. 
An  English  clergyman  of  the  eighteenth 
century. 

Oakes,  James.     Old  Oak. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  512. 

Ober,  Fredericlc  A.  ^4  Naturalist. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

O'Brien,  Moy.     Melusine. 

O'Connell,  Daniel,  1775-1847.  The 
Irish  Agitator.  A  famous  Irish  orator 
and  politician ;  b.  near  Caliirciveen, 
Kerry;  M.P.,  18.32-.35  and  1837-41;  d. 
at  Genoa,  on  liis  way  to  Rome. 


O'Connell,  William.      Lord  Kilmal- 

lock  (or  "  A7/  "). 

"  An  Irish  gentleman  —  cousin  of  the  Liberator 
—  of  the  old  tighting,  drinking,  creditor-defying 
school,  who,  in  his  impoverished  days  lived  here 
in  London,  no  one  knew  exactly  how.  He  was 
a  very  handsome  old  man,  with  a  red  face  and 
white  hair." 

O'Dogherty,  Mrs.  Mary  (Kelly). 
Eva.     i\n  Irish  writer  of  Queensland. 

O'Donnell,  C.  J.  A  Bengal  Civilian. 
An  English  colonial  writer  of  the  day. 

Odmann,  Mrs.  Jenny  (Braun).  J—y 
Brn.     A  Swedish  novelist. 


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Oertel,  Philipp  Friedrich  Wilhelm. 

Friedrich  Wilhelm  Lips. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  512. 

Oeser,    Kudolpli     Ludwig.  Otto 

GInubrecht.     A  Gernmn  novelist. 

Ostergren,  Carl  Ludvig,  1842-81. 
Fjalar.     A  Swedish  poet. 

Offord,  John.  .1  Dissenter.  An  Eng- 
lisli  clergyman ;  minister  of  Palace  Gar- 
dens Chapel,  Kensington,  London. 

Ogden,  James  C*).  A  Native  of  the 
Town.  An  English  writer  of  Manchester, 
of  one  hundred  vears  ago. 

Ogden, Uzal,b.D., about  1744-1822.  A 
Citizen  of  the  United  States.  An  American 
clergyman  ;  b.  and  d.  at  Newark,  N.J. ; 
was  ordained  a  Protestant-Episcopalian 
in  1778;  in  1805  became  a  Presbyterian. 

Ogilby,  Rev.  Frederick,  -1878.  A 
Citizen  of  Neiv  York.  An  American 
Episcopal  clergyman;  Eutgers  Coll., 
1833;  General  Theological  Seminary, 
1837;  assistant-rector  Trinity  Church, 
New  York   City,  1855-78. 

O'Grady,  Standish.  Arthur  Clive. 
An  Irish  writer  of  the  day  in  the  "Gen- 
tleman's Magazine." 

O'Hea,  Miss ,  -1880.     Miss  Elena 

Norton.  An  English  composer;  d.  at  Bor- 
nemouth.  —  See  "Athenaeum,"  1880,  p. 
419. 

O'Kelly,  Le  Comte  Charles  Denis 
William.  Charles  0***.  Says  of  him- 
self '•  enfant  de  la  mer,  naturalise  Irlan- 
dais-Fran<;ais." 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  513. 

Olcott,  Henry  S.,  1832-.  A  Pew 
Holder.  An  American  writer  of  the  day  ; 
h.  at  Orange,  N.J. 

Oldisworth,  William,  -1734.  A 
Tippling  Phiiosojiher  of  the  Roj/al  Societi/  ; 
Timotheus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  513. 

Oldmixon,  John.  The  Author  of  the 
First  (Part). 

See  "1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  513. 

Oldys,  William,  1096-17(51.  Thomas 
Haj/vHiril ;   W.  0.,  Esq. ;   G. ;  E.  Cooper. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  513. 

Oliphant, R.,  &c.  Timothii  Tourltstone 
of  Saint  Peter's  Coll.,  West)ni)isler.  Mem- 
bers of  Saint  Peter's  Coll.,  Westminster; 
afterwards  Oliphant  and  Allan  were  of 
Trin.  Coll.,  Cambridge,  and  Aston  and 
'J'aunton  of  Christ  Church. 

Oliver,  Peter,  Esq.,  1741-1822.  Ca- 
ractacus.  An  American  Englisliman  ; 
son  of  the  Hon.  Peter  Oliver,  LL.l)., 
chief-justice  of  the  province  of  Massa- 
chusetts, North  America,  wlio  removed 
to  England  in  1770;  the  son  d.  at 
Shrewsbury. 


Olmsted,    George  La  Moille.      Dr. 

Tom  G.  La  Moille.  An  American  jour- 
nalist of  the  day  of  Shabbona's  Grove, 
111. 

Omond,  Thomas  Stewart.  Thomas 
White,  Jr.  An  English  poet;  fellow  of  St. 
John's,  Oxford;  in  1872  principal  bursar. 

Onley,  W.  An  Ingenious  Antiquary. 
An  English  writer  of  sixty  years  ago. 

Opiz,  Georg  Emanuel.  Bohemus. 
A  German  novelist. 

Orleans,  Frangois  Ferdinand  Phi- 
lippe Louis  3Iarie  d'.  Prince  de  Join- 
ville,  1818-.  Victor  de  Mars.  A  French 
prince;  third  son  of  King  Louis  Philippe. 

Orliac,  Mme.  .     J.  M.  S.  Daurig- 

nan. 

Oscar  II.,  King  of  Sweden,  1829-. 
0****.  ;  Oscar  Fredrih.  Author  of  some 
poems. 

Osgood,  Mrs.  Frances  Sargent 
(Locke).      Florence;  F.  S.  0. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  514. 

Osgood,  Samuel,  D.D.,  1812-80. 
0.;  S.  0.  An  American  clergy  m au ; 
b.  at  Charlestown,  Mass.  ;  Harv.  Coll., 
1832;  Divinity  School,  1835;  pastor  at 
Nasliua,  N.H.,  Providence,  R.I.,  and  in 
New  York  City,  where  he  died. 

Otis,  Harrison  Gray,  LL.D.  Anti- 
quary;  An  Aged  and  Retired.  Citizen,  of 
Boston. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  514. 

Otway,  Kev.  Caesar,  -1842.  Clericus 
Lyvecanus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  514. 

Oulton,  Walley  Chamberlaine. 
George  Home,  D.D.  An  Irish  drama- 
tist ;  b.  in  Dublin,  and  educ.  there ; 
having  produced  several  successful 
pieces  in  that  city,  he  went  to  Lon- 
don, and  was  there  encouraged  by  the 
younger  Colman,  though  he  had  of- 
fended tlie  other  managers. 

Ouseley,  Sir  William  Gore,  K.C.B., 
1799-.  An  Englishnidn.  iVn  English 
diplomatist ;  attache'  at  Washington, 
1825;  in  1858  he  was  travelling  in 
the  United    States. 

Oviatt,  Rev.  George  Alexander, 
A.M.,  and  others.  A  Committee  of 
Pastors.  An  American  Congregational 
minister;  b.  in  1811  at  Bridgeport, 
Conn.;  Yale  Coll.,  1835;  Yale  Divinity 
School,  1838 ;  pastor  at  Chicopee,  Mass., 
1851-55. 

Owen,  Charles,  D.D.  An  Anonymous 
Clergyman.  An  English  Dissenter  of  the 
first  part  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Owen,  Mrs.  Ellen  Culiey.  Ellen 
C .      An  English  poet. 

Owen,   Josiah.      xi    Friend  to  Truth 


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and  Liberty.  An  English  minister  of 
the  first  part  of  the  eighteentli  century. 

Owen,  Robert.     Celatus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  515. 

Owenson,  Sydney,  Lady  Sydney  Mor- 
gan.    S.  0. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  504. 

Oxenham,  Henry  Nutconibe,  M.A., 
1829-.      An   Ex-Puseyite.      An   English 


clergj'^man ;  b.  at  Harrow ;  educ.  at  Har- 
row and  at  Baliol  Coll.,  Oxford;  joined 
the  Roman  Catholics  in  1857,  and  was 
afterwards  successively  professor  at  St. 
Edmund's  Coll.,  Ware,  and  master  at 
the  Oratory  School,  Birmingham. 

Oxford,  Robert  Harley,  Earl  of. 
Ox . 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  449. 


Packard,  Frederick  Adolphus, 
LL.D.,  1794-1867.  A  Citizen  of  Penn- 
sylvania ;  A  Member  of  the  Board  of 
Directors  of  Girard   Col  lege. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  515. 

Pae,  David.     A  Student  of  Humanity. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  515. 

Page,  R.  Channing  ai.  One  of  the 
Company.  An  American  soldier,  of  Vir- 
ginia, in  the  late  civil  war. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  515. 

Paget,  W.  A  Gentleman  of  the  College. 
An  English  poet  of  one  hundred  years 
ago. 

Paine,  Thomas.  Common  Sense ;  A 
Layman;   Tommy  Pain. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  515. 

Palfrey,  Cazneau,  D.D.  P.  An 
American  clergyman  ;  Harv.  Coll.,  182G  ; 
Divinity  School,  1829;  in  1887  resident 
at  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Palfrey,  John  Gorhani,  D.D.,  LL.D. 
J.  G.  P. :  *. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  Fii'st  Series,  p.  516. 

Palmar,  H.  B.  P.  A  Swedish 
author. 

Palmer,  Miss  Charlotte.  A  Pre- 
ceptress. An  English  novelist  and 
teacher  of    eighty  years    ago. 

Palmer,  Edwin  P.  A  Volunteer. 
An  American  soldier,  of  Vermont,  in 
the  late  civil  war. 

Palmer,  Francis  Paul.     A  Pen. 

See  "  Pen  and  Pencil,  A." 

Palmer,  J.  P.     Slotfved.     1801. 

Palmer,  John  Williamson,  M.D., 
1825-.  John  Coventry.  An  American 
physician ;  b.  in  Baltimore,  Md. ;  city 
physician  of  San  Francisco,  1849;  sur- 
geon on  board  of  the  East  India  Com- 
pany's steamer  through  the  Burmese 
campaigns,  1852-53 ;  after  his  return, 
in  1853,  contributed  largely  to  Ameri- 
can journals  and  periodicals. 

Palmer,  Loomis  T.  L.  T.  Bemlap. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day. 


Palmer,  M.     Varick. 

Palmer,  Sir  Roundell,  1812-.  The 
Solicitor-General.  An  eminent  English 
lawyer ;  b.  at  Mixbury,  Oxfordshire ; 
called  to  the  bar,  1837 ;  M.P.  from 
1847 ;  solicitor-general,  1861 ;  attorney- 
general,  1863-66. 

Palmer,  Mrs.  Sarah  A.  Aunt  Becky. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Palmer,  William  Henry.  Robert 
Heller. 

Pamplin,  - — — ,  and  Irvine,  Alexan- 
derC?).  P.  and  L.  English  or  Scottish 
botanists. 

Pardon,  George  Frederick.   G.  F.  P. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p,  516. 

Parfait,  Paul,  1841-.  Richard  Scott. 
A  French  journalist  of  Paris;  b.  in  that 
city ;  was  secretary  of  Alexandre  Dumas ; 
besides  publishing  several  books,  he  has 
written  for  "  Charivari,"  tlie  "  Rappel," 
the  "  National,"  etc. 

Parish,  Henry  Keadly.  A71  Old 
Diplomatic  Servant.  An  English  diplo- 
matist. 

Also  ascribed  to  David  Urquha7't. 

Parker,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  (Chandler), 
1856-.  ~  Bessie  Chandler.  An  American 
writer;  b.  in  Batavia,  N.Y.,  where  she 
resides. 

Parker,  Henry  Webster.     H.  W.  P. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  517. 

Parker,  Samuel  Dunn,  A.M.,  -1873. 
The  Attorney  of  the  Commonwealth.  An 
American  lawyer  of  Boston ;  Harv.  Coll., 
1799. 

Parker,  Theodore.     T.  P. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  517. 

Parkes,  David.  Ebn  Shemclya.  An 
English  writer  of  fifty  years  ago. 

Parkman,  Francis,  D.D.,  1788-1852. 
F.  P.  An  American  clergyman  ;  b.  and  d. 
in  Boston ;  Harv  Coll.,  1807 ;  pastor  of 
the  New  North  Church,  Boston,  1813-49. 

Parkman,  Francis,  Jr.,  1823-.  F.  P., 
Jr.     An  American  historian ;  son  of  the 


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preceding;    b.  in  Boston;    Harv.  Coll., 
1844;    in   1887  resident  in  Boston. 

Parkman,  John,  1813-83.  ./.  P. 
An  American  clergyman ;  b.  at  Brigh- 
ton, Mass.;  Harv.  Coll.,  1832;  Divinity 
School,  1835 ;  during  his  last  years  re- 
sided in  Boston  ;  drowned  in  the  Nashua 
River, 

Parnell,  Sir  Henry  Brooke,  1776- 
1844.  Un  Membre  du  Parlement  d'AmjIe- 
terre.  An  English  statesman ;  educ.  at 
Cambridge;  created  Baron  Congleton, 
1841  ;  was  a  member  of  Parliament  for 
many  years,  and  held  many  public 
■oflBces. 

Parr,  Samuel,  LL.D.,  D.D.  An  Oc- 
casional Writer  in  the  "  British  Critic  "  ; 
The  Editor  of"  JBellendene." 
See  "  I.  aiid  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  517. 
Parry,  Emma  liOuisa.  An  American 
Student  Girl.  An  English  writer  of  the 
day. 

Parsons,  Benjamin,  -1851.  A  Chris- 
tian Laipnan.  An  American  author; 
Yale  Coil.,  1791. 

Parsons,  Mrs.  Julia  (Warth) .  Julian 
i\  iirtJi.  An  American  writer  of  the  day; 
wiii-  of  the  son  of  Prof,  'i'heophilus  I'ar- 
M)ns. 

Parsons,  Theophilus,  LL.D.  T.  P. : 
A  Member  of  the  Boston  Society  of  the  Neu: 
Jernsalern. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Scries,  p.  517. 
Parsons,  William.  A  Member  of  the 
Arcadian  Socictij  at  Rome.  An  English 
poet  and  gentleman  of  fortune,  who  re- 
sided long  in  Italy,  and,  together  with 
Mr.  Merry,  Mrs.  Piozzi,  and  others, 
formed  the  Arcadian  Society,  and  con- 
tributed to  the  "  Florence  Miscellany." 

Parton,  Mrs.  Sara  Payson  (Willis 
Farrington  Eldredgc).  F.  F. 
See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  518. 
Partridge,  Rev.  Samuel,  M.A.',  F.S.A. 
A  Lincolnshire  Freeholder.  An  Eng- 
lish clergyinan ;  vicar  of  Boston,  Lin- 
colnshire; b.  at  Salthill;  educ.  at  Eton, 
and  Magdalen  Coll.,  O.xford. 

Pascoe,  Rev.  William  Gluyas, 
1838-.  A  Weslei/an  Minister.  An  Eng- 
lish clergyman  ;  b.  at  Marazion. 

Passaglia,  Abbe  Carlo.  Ernesto  Fi- 
lalete.  An  Italian  political  and  theologi- 
cal writer ;  about  1801  he  wrote  a  pam- 
phlet in  which  he  advised  the  Pope  to 
resign  his  temporal  power;  in  1803  he 
was  elected  a  member  of  the  Italian  par- 
liament. 

Paterson,  George.  An  Advocate,  not 
a  Sheriff.     A  Scottish  writer. 

Paterson,  William.  An  Amateur. 
An   Knglisli    officer;    entered   the    army, 


1846;  captain,  18-56;  became  professor 
of  military  surveying  in  the  Royal  Mili- 
tary Coll..  at  Sandhurst;  served  with 
the  80th  Regiment  in  the  Burmese  war 
of  1852-53. 

Paterson,  William  [Founder  of  the 
Bank  of  England],  about  1660-1719. 
Lewis  Medicai/.  A  Scottish  banker;  b. 
at  SkipmA-re,  Parish  of  Tinwald,  Dum- 
friesshire ;  was  at  one  time  a  merchant  in 
London,  but  d.  poor. 

Paton,  Sir  Joseph  Noel.  T^  '^A.^.L-D. 
Elsie  Striveli/ne. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  518. 

Patrick,  Mrs.  F.  C.  The  Wife  of  an 
Officer.  An  English  novelist  early  in  the 
century. 

Patten,  Claudius  Buchanan.  An 
American  Banker.     An  American  wrriter. 

Patterson,  Mrs.  T.  C  Quartz.  A 
Canadian  writer  of  Toronto. 

Patton,  Francis  T.     McLeod  Noijes. 

Paul,  Rev.  Charles  Kegan.  Hev. 
C.  K.  P.  An  English  clergyman ;  Exe- 
ter Coll.,  Oxford,  1849  ;  vicar  of  Stur- 
minster-Marshall,  1862-70  et  seq. 

Paul,  Oscar.     Paul  Frank. 

Paulding,   .     E    Pluribus    Unum. 

An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Pauw,  Cornells  van,  1739-99.  M. 
de  r.  A  Dutch  writer;  b.  at  Amster- 
dam ;  became  canon  of  Xanten. 

PauAv,  Jan  Cornells  van,  -1749. 
Philargi/rius  Cantabrigiensis.  A  Dutch 
philologist;  b.  at  Utrecht. 

Payba,  Abraham.  James  Robert.  An 
English  writer  of  tiie  eighteenth  century. 

Payn,  James,  1830-.  Joh7i  S.  Sau- 
zade.  An  English  novelist  of  the  day  ; 
b.  at  Cheltenham  ;  educ.  at  Eton,  Wool- 
wich Acad.,  and  Trin.  Coll.,  Cambridge. 

There  is  much  confusion  in  regard  to  J.  S. 
Sauziide.  Allibone  gives  him  as  a  real  person- 
age, h.  in  New  York  City  in  182S;  and  in  one 
library  catalogue  a  list  of  novels  is  given  as 
written  by  him,  and  James  Payn  is  given  as  his 
jiseiidonym.  James  Payn  was  certaiiilj'  a  real 
person.  Another  catalogue  makes  Payn  the 
real  name,  and  Saiizade  the  pseudonym. 

Payne,  A.  G.  Phillis  Broivne.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day. 

Payne,  Thomas.  Tn/pho  Emeritus. 
An  English  bookseller  of  London  ;  "one 
of  the  honestest  men  living,  to  whom,  as 
a  bookseller,  Leaming  is  under  considera- 
ble obligations." 

Paynter,  Commander  Charles,  R.N., 
1791-187.';.  Philalethes.  An  English 
naval  officer ;  b.  and  d.  at  Penzance. 

Peabody,  Mrs. .     A  Mother.     An 

American  writer. 

Peabody,  Andrew  Preston,  D.D., 
1811-.     A.   P.  P.;   *P.     An    American 


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clergyman ;  b.  in  Beverly,  Mass. ;  Harv. 
Coll.,  1826 ;  Divinity  School,  1832 ;  pro- 
fessor at  Harvard,  1860-81 ;  Emeritus, 
1881-87. 

Peabody,  Miss  Elizabeth  Palmer. 
E.  P.  P. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  519. 

Peabody,  Ephraim,  D.D.,  1807-56. 
P.;  E.  P.  An  American  clergyman;  b. 
at  Wilton,  N.H.;  Bowdoin  Coll.,  1827; 
Cambridge  Divinity  School,  1830 ;  pastor 
in  Boston,  at  King's  Chapel,  1846-56,  and 
d.  in  that  city. 

Peabody,  Oliver  William  Bourne, 
LL.B.     0.  W.  B.  P. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  519. 

Peabody,  William  Bourne  Oliver, 
D.D.,  1799-1847.  \V.  B.  0.  P.  An 
American  clergyman ;  b.  at  Exeter.  N.H. ; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1816  ;  pastor  at  Springfield, 
Mass.,  1820-47,  and  d.  there. 

Peachie,  John,  M.D.  A  Phi/sician  in 
the  Coiuitrij.  An  English  physician  ;  M.D. 
at  Caen,  Normandy ;  extra-licentiate  of 
the  Royal  Coll.  of  Physicians  of  London, 
1683. 

Peacock,  Rev.  George,  1791-1858.  A 
Member  of  the  First  Sijndicate.  An  English 
mathematician  ;  educ  at  Richmond,  in 
Yorkshire,  and  at  'I'rin  Coll.,  Cambridge ; 
Laudian  professor  of  mathematics  at  Cam- 
bridge, 1837  ;  dean  of  Ely,  1839. 

Pearee,  Pauline  H.  A  Sea-Actor. 
An  English  dramatist. 

Pearl,  Cyril.  A  Home  Missionary  ; 
An  Observer.     An  American  writer. 

Pearne,  Thomas.  Gregory  Blunt. 
An  English  classical   scholar 

Pearsall,  Elizabeth  Sill,  Countess 
of  Harrington.  £.  S.  H.  An  English 
poet  of  the  day. 

Pearson,  -.     Edgar  ]\fansjield. 

Pearson,  George  C.  A  Penitent  Peri. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Pearson,  Karl.  K.  P  An  English 
editor  of  the  day. 

Pearson,  Richard,  M.D.,  1765-1836. 
A  Member  of  the  College  of  Physicians. 
An  Englisli  physician ;  b.  at  Birmingham  ; 
M.D.  at  Edinburgh,  1786  ;  practised  in 
his  native  town,  1788-1801 ;  and  at  Lon- 
don for  some  years,  when  he  returned  to 
Birmingham,  and  d.  there. 

Peck,  George  Washington.   G.  W.  P. 

S^e  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  519. 

Pecquer,  Augustus.  P.  Q.  P.  An 
English  journalist  of  Tunbridge  Wells. 

Pedder,  James.     Frank. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  520. 

Peel,  Capt.  Jonathan.  Dinks.  A 
Canadian  sporting  wr^iter  of  Amherst- 
burg. 


Peel,  Sir  Robert.      The  Minister. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  520. 

Pegge,  Samuel,  LL.D.    An  Antiquary. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  520. 

Peirce,  George  Howard,  1842-.  G. 
Howard.  An  American  writer;  b.  in 
Salem,  Mass. ;  in  1886  resident  in  Boston. 

Peirce,  Thomas,  1786-1850.  A  Citi- 
zen of  Cincinnati ;  Horace  in  Cincinnati ; 
Billy  3Ioody ;  The  Printer's  Devil.  An 
American  humorous  poet ;  b.  in  Chester 
Co.,  Penn. ;  in  1813  removed  to  Cincin- 
nati and  became  a  merchant ;  was  a  fre- 
quent and  popular  contributor  to  tlie 
papers  ;  and  d.  there. 

Pelham,  Cornelia.  Cornelia.  An 
American  writer. 

Penelope,  Viscountess  Ligonier. 
Emilia.  An  English  novelist  of  one  hun- 
dred years  ago. 

Pennant,  Thomas,  LL.D.,  1726-98. 
A  Welch  Freeholder.  An  eminent  Eng- 
lish traveller,  naturalist,  and  antiquary ; 
b.  at  Downing,  in  Flintshire  ;  educ.  at 
Oxford ;  when  not  travelling  he  passed 
his  life  in  his  native  town,  devoted  to 
literary  work. 

Penneck,  Henry,  M.D.,  1762-1834. 
Dr.  Doseall.  An  English  physician ;  b. 
at  Paul ;  d.  at  Penzance. 

Penneck,  Rev.  Henry.  P. ;  H.  P., 
Penzance. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  520. 

Pennell-Elrahirst,  C.  Brooksby.  An 
English  sporting  writei-. 

Perceval,  Hon.  and  Rev.  Arthur 
Philip,  B.C.L.  A  Clergyman ;  A 
Civilian. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  521. 

Perceval,  Sir  John,  1st  Earl  of  Eg- 

mont.       .7 P /,   commonly 

called  T: ofE ;  A. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  521. 

Perceval,  John,  2d  Earl  of  Egniont, 
1711-70.  ^1  Gentleman  in  the  Country. 
An  English  nobleman;  b.  at  Westmin- 
ster; educ.  at  home;  M.P.,  1741-62; 
called  to  the  House  of  Lords,  1762;  first 
lord  of  the  admiralty,  1763-66;  d.  at  hio 
liouse  in  Pall  Mall,  London,  and  buried 
at  Charlton,  in  Kent. 

Perceval,  Rt.  Hon.  Spencer,  1762- 
1812.  A  Barrister.  An  English  states- 
man ;  b.  and  d.  in  London ;  st-udied  law 
and  practised  with  success  in  tlie  Mid- 
land circuit;  M.P.,  1796;  solicitor-gen- 
eral, 1801 ;  attorney-general,  1802  ;  chan- 
cellor of  the  exchequer  in  1807  ;  and  first 
lord  of  the  treasury  in  1809;  in  1812 
he  was  shot  and  killed  in  the  lobby  of 
the  House  qf  Commons,  by  John  Bel- 
ingham,  a  London  merchant. 


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Percival,  Thomas,  M.D.,  1740-1804. 
A  Gentleman  of  Manchester.  An  English 
ph3'sician ;  b.  at  AVarrington ;  in  1767 
settled  in  Manchester,  where  he  prac- 
tised with  success. 

Percy,  Mrs.  Fanny  N.  Fanny  Per- 
cival. 

Percy,  Thomas,  D.D.,  1728-1811. 
Incog ;  Thomas  JDromore.  Aja  eminent 
English  divine ;  b.  at  Bridgenorth, 
Shropshii-e ;  educ.  at  Christ  Church, 
Oxford  ;  bishop  of  •  Dromore,  Ireland, 
1782-1811 ;  d.  at  the  palace  of  Dro- 
more. 

Perine,  C.  E.      Charles  E.  Neicton. 

Perkins,  Augustus  Thorndike, 
LL.B.  A.  T.  P.  An  American  lawyer 
and  genealogist;  Harv.  Univ.,  1851. 

Perkins,  James  Handasyd,  1810- 
49.  ./.  H.  P.  An  American  writer;  b. 
in  Boston ;  resided  many  years  at  Cin- 
cinnati, 0.,  and  d.  there. 

Perkins,  John.  An  Enquirer.  An 
American  astronomer  of  one  hundred 
years  ago. 

Perkins,  Stephen  H.  S.  H.  P.  An 
American  writer. 

Perrie,  George  W.     Buckskin  Mose. 

Perry,  Carolina  Coronado.  Caro- 
lina Coronado. 

Perry,  Joseph  Franklin,  Jr.,  M.D. 
Ashmont.  An  American  physician  ;  M.D., 
Harv.  Medical  School,  1873  ;  in  1887,  of 
Boston. 

Peters,  August.  Elfried  von  Taiira. 
A  German  novelist. 

Peters,  Louise  Otto.  Otto  Stem.  A 
German  writer. 

Peterson,  F.  C.     Peter  Schwarz. 

Peterson,  S.  A.      G.  Sallinger. 

Pettes,  George  William.      G.  W.  P. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  521. 

Pettman,  William,  Esq.  A  Man  of 
Kent. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  522. 

Petty,  William,  Marquis  of  Lans- 
downe,  1737-1805.  L.  An  English 
nobleman  ;  M.P.  for  Chipping-Wycombe, 
1701;  succeeded  his  father,  1701 ;  an  able 
and  active  politician  ;  d.  in  London. 

Peyton,  John  Lewis,  1825-.  x{  State 
Agent.  An  American  writer;  b.  in  Au- 
gusta Co.,  Va. ;  went  to  England  in  18G1 
as  an  agent  of  North  Carolina,  and  in 
1871  still  resided  tliere. 

Pfeiflfer,  Emil  Charles.  A  Port  Oar. 
An  American  atlilctc  ;  in  1887  a  special 
student  at  Harv.  Coll.,  Cambridge. 

Pfeiffer,  Madame  Ida,  about  1795- 
1858.  Queen  of  the  Dead  Heads.  A  Ger- 
man traveller;  b.  in  Vienna;  she  twice 
travelled  round  the  world. 


Pfeiffer,  Mrs.  Sara.  Sylvia.  A 
Swedish  novelist. 

Philbrick,  John  Dudley,  1818-86. 
The  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools.  An 
American  educator;  b.  at  Deerfield, 
N.H. ;  Dartmouth  Coll.,  1842;  superin- 
tendent of  Boston  schools,  1853-74  and 
1876-78  ;  d.  in  Danvers,  Mass. 

Philippart,  Sir  John.  "  The  Editor 
of  the  Royal  3Iiliiary  Calendar."  An 
English  journalist ;  b.  in  London ;  in 
1809  became  private  secretary  to  Lord 
Sheffield;  in  1811  received  an  appoint- 
ment under  government,  and  became  the 
editor  and  proprietor  of  the  "  Military 
Panorama.'"' 

Philippe,  Eugene.    Adolphe  d'Ennery. 

Philippe,  Louis,  1773-1850.  The  Citi- 
zen King.  King  of  the  French,  1830-48 ;  b. 
at  Paris ;  d.  at  Claremont,  near  London. 

Philips,  Mrs.  Katherine  (FoTrler). 
The  Incomparable  Mrs.  K.  P. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  522. 

Phillipps,  Sir  Thomas,  1st  Bart., 
1792-.  T.  P.  An  English  baronet ;  b. 
at  Middlehill,  Broadway,  Worcestershire  ; 
educ.  at  Rugby  and  Univ.  Coll.,  Oxford ; 
B.A.,  1815;  is  a  deputy-lieutenant  of 
Worcestershire. 

PhiUips,  Charlotte.  Mabel  EtchelL 
An  English  poet. 

Phillips,  Sir  Ricliard.     Sir  R.  P. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  622. 

Phillips,  Thomas  [secular  canon  at 
Tongres],  -1774.  T.  P.  S.  C.  T.  An 
English  Roman  Catholic  divine ;  studied 
at  St.  Omer's  ;  prebend  of  Tongres,  with 
dispensation  to  reside  in  England ;  d.  at 
Liege. 

Phillips,  WiUard,  LL.D.  A  Citizen 
of  Massachu.setts. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  622. 

Phillips,  William  Wirt,  D.D.  The 
Pastor. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  523. 

Phillpotts,  Henry,  D.D.,  Bishop  of 
Exeter.      Henry,  Bishop  of  Exeter. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  523. 

Philp,  Robert  Kent,  1819-.  The 
Editors  of  the  "Family  Friend";  The 
Editor  of  "Enquire  Within  "  ;  The  Origi- 
nal Editor  of  the  "Family  Friend."  An 
English  author  and  publisher  ;  b.  at  Fal- 
mouth ;  printer  at  Bristol,  1836-37;  re- 
moved to  London,  1846;  in  1875  resident 
at  21  Claremont  Square,  London. 

Philpott,  J.  P.  Legalist.  An  Ameri- 
can law-writer  of  the  day,  of  the  South  ; 
published  at  Nashville,  Tenn.,  1887. 

Phipps,  Sir  Constantine.     Sir  C 

P...;  Irish  Operator.  An  Irish  jurist; 
chancellor  of  Ireland. 


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Piatt,  John  James,  and  Mrs.  Sarah 
Morgan  (Bryan).      Two  in  One  House. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  523. 

Pichon,  Thomas.  Thomas  Signis 
Tt/j'rel. 

Pick,  Israel.  Israel:  Migdal  Zojim. 
A  German  novelist. 

Pickering,  Henry.     Pg. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  523. 

Pickering,  Henry  White,  A.M.  A 
Teacher.  An  American  scholar;  son 
of  John  Pickering ;  Harv.  Univ.,  1831 ; 
afterwards  a  Boston  broker. 

Pickering,  John,  LL.D.  A  Member 
of  the  Massachusetts  Bar. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  Fii-st  Series,  p.  523. 

Pickering,  Joseph.  An  English 
Farmer  in  America.  An  English  trav- 
eller. 

Pickering,  Timothy,  LL.D.  The 
Secretart/  of  State. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  523. 

Pickett,  Charles  Edward.  One  who 
knows.  An  American  writer  of  the  day, 
of  San  Franoisco(l). 

Pickett,  John  T.  Joannes  Didymus 
Archceologus. 

Picton,  Col.  Thomas.     A  Gothamite. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  523. 

Pidduck,  Isaac,  M.D.  Medicus.  A 
Scottish  plij'sician  of  Edinburgh. 

Pierce,  Edward  Lillie,  LL.B.  E. 
L.  P.  An  American  lawyer ;  Brown 
Univ.,  1850;  LL.B.  at  Harvard  Law 
School,  1852 ;  in  1887  a  lawyer  of  Bos- 
ton ;  house  at  Milton. 

Piggott,  Eev.  Solomon,  A.M.  A 
Clergyman ;  A  Father.  An  English  di- 
vine ;  curate  and  afternoon  preacher  at 
St.  James's,  Clerkenwell ;  Sunday  even- 
ing lecturer  of  St.  Antholin's,  Watling 
Street,  London. 

Pigot,  Miss .     A  Woman  of  Fash- 

ior..  An  English  writer  of  fifty  years 
ago. 

Pigott,  Edward  P.  Smythe.  Chat- 
Hiiant.  An  English  journalist;  editor  of 
the  "  London  Leader." 

Pike,  Albert,  A.M.  Col.  Pete  Whet- 
stone of  the  Devil's  Fork,  of  Little  Red. 

See  "L  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  523. 

Pike,  Miss  Mary  Caroline.  Sidney 
Hyde. 

Pike,  Mrs.  Mary  H.  (Greene).  Ida 
May. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  523. 

Pilkington,    Mrs.    Leetitia.        Mrs. 

L P — n.       An  Irish   lady  of   Dub- 

lin(?),  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Pilkington,  M.  The  Draper.  An 
Irishman  of  Dublin,  of  the  eighteenth 
century. 


Pilkington,  W.  W.  P.  An  English 
journalist  of  London. 

Pilstrand,  Eev.  B.  Lodbrok.  A  Swed- 
ish clergyman  and  novelist. 

Pinckney,  Charles,  LL.D.  A  South 
Carolina  Federalist . 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  524. 

Pinckney,  Rev. Charles  Cotes  worth, 
Jr.  The  Rector.  An  American  Episcopal 
clergyman  ;  in  1887  still  of  Charleston, 
S.C. 

Pinckney,  Miss  Maria.  A  Lady.  An 
American  woman;  eldest  daughter  of  Gen. 
Charles  Cotesworth  Pinckney. 

PincknejT,  Thomas.     Achates. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  524. 

Pinkerton,  John,  F.S.A.  Vindex  ; 
Phi  list  or. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  524. 

Pinkney,  WiUiam,  LL.D.,  1764-1822. 
Caius ;  Decius.  An  American  lawyer,  ora- 
tor, and  statesman ;  b.  at  Annapolis,  Md. ; 
admitted  to  the  bar,  1783 ;  minister  to 
England,  1806-11 ;  United  States  sena- 
tor, 1820-22;  d.  in  Wasliington,  D.C. 

Pinnock,  Eev.  William,  -1885.      A  5 
Friend  to  Youth.    An  English  clergyman.  ' 

Piozzi,  Mrs.  Hester  Lynch  (Thrale 
Salusbury).     An  Octogenary  Pen. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  524. 

Pise,  Charles  Constantine,  D.D., 
1802-06.  Her  Brotlier-in-Law.  An 
American  Eoman  Catliolic  ecclesiolo- 
gist ;  b.  at  Annapolis,  Md. ;  educ.  at 
Rome ;  on  his  return  he  held  several 
important  pastoral  positions ;  d.  at 
Brooklyn,   N.Y. 

Pitcairne,  Archibald,  M.D.,  1652- 
1713.      Gicalterus  Dannistcmus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  524. 

Pitt,  Thomas,  Lord  Camelford,  1736- 
37  to  1793.  A  Cornishman.  An  English 
jurist;  b.  at  Boconnoc;  Clare  Hall,  Cam- 
bridge, 1757;  M.P.,  1761-84;  resided  in 
Italy,  1787-89  and  1791-93 ;  d.  in  Flor- 
ence. 

Pitt,  William,  Earl  of  Chatham,  1 708- 
78.  A  Rt.-Hon.  Gentleman ;  The  Great 
Commoner ;  Jowler ;  The  British  Cicero; 
Mr.  P . 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  524. 

Pitt,  Et.  Hon.  William,  1759-1806. 
The  Most  Insolent  Man  Alice;  Pitti-Clout. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  524. 

Place,  Francis.     A  London  Tailor. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  624. 

Pliinckner,  Othello  v.  Eginhardt. 
A  German  novelist. 

Plantagenet,  Joan.  The  Fair  Maid 
of  Kent. 

Piatt,  Eev.  Robert,  1795-.  Omega. 
An   English   Rf)nian  C'atholic  priest;    b. 


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at  Aldgate  Parish,  Oxford  ;  in  1875  resi- 
dent at  Shortwood,  Temple  Cloud,  Bris- 
tol. 

Playfair,  William,  1759-1829.  Un 
Anglais.  A  Scottish  political  writer  and 
inventor;  b.  near  Dundee;  about  1814 
he  became  editor  of  Galignani's  "  Mes- 
senger," in  Paris,  but  afterwards  resided 
in  London. 

Plumer,  William.  A  Layman  ;  Iiu- 
partialis{1^. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  525. 

Plumptre,  Edward  Hayes,  D.D. 
E.  H.  P.  An  English  clergyman; 
TJniv.  Coll.,  Oxford,  1844  ;  dean  of 
Wells,   Somerset,   1881-87. 

Plumptre,  Rev.  John,  D.D.  A  Cler- 
gyman of  the  Church  of  England. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  525. 

Plunket,  William  Conyngham, 
Lord,  1764-1854.  Sheelagh.  An  Irish 
jurist;  b.  and  d.  in  Dublin;  was  raised 
to  the  peerage,  and  became  lord-chan- 
cellor of  Ireland. 

Plunkett,  Edward,  16th  Baron  Dun- 
sany,  1808-58.  A  Naval  Peer.  An  Irish 
naval  officer;  b.  and  d.  at  Dunsany  Cas- 
tle, county  Meath;  captain  in  the  royal 
navy ;  succeeded  to  the  peerage  in  1852. 

Pocahontas,  1595-1617.  The  Chiefs 
Daughter.  An  Indian  woman ;  daughter 
of  the  chief  Powhatan  ;  was  very  friendly 
to  the  colonists  ;  in  161-3  she  was  married 
to  Thomas  Rolfe  ;  in  1616  went  with  him 
to  England  ;  was  baptized,  and  received 
the  name  of  Rebecca ;  d.  at  Gravesend, 
England. 

Pocock,  Robert.  The  Chairman  of 
the  Kent  Natural  Ilistorij  Society.  An 
English  printer  of  Gravesend,  Kent. 

Poe,  Edgar  Allan.  Geoffrey  Quarles  ; 
E.  A.  P. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  525. 

Poinsett,  Joel  Roberts,  LL.D.  The 
Secretary  of  War  ;  A  South  Carolinian. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  525. 

Poland,  James  W.  Uncle  Silas.  An 
American  writer  for  the  young. 

Poletika,  M.     A  Russian. 

Polhill,  Charles,  yl  Country  Gentle- 
man. An  English  writer  of  one  hundred 
years  ago. 

Polk,  J.  B.  Christopher  Columbus 
Gait. 

Polk,  Lconidas,  1 800-64.  The  Bishop 
of  Louisiana.  An  American  Episcopal 
clergyman ;  b.  at  Raleigh,  N.C. ;  educ. 
at  West  Point,  1827  ;  major-general  in 
the  Confederate  army,  1861-64 ;  killed 
at  Pine  Mountain,  Ga. 

Pollard,  Benjannin,  1780-1836.  Mar- 
cus Brutus.     An  American  journalist  and 


politician;  b.  and  d.  in  Boston  ;  clerk  of 
the  Massachusetts  House  of  Representa- 
tives, 1811-15;  city  marshal  of  Boston, 
1822-36. 

Pollard,  Edward  Alfred.  One  Re- 
cently Returned  from  the  Enemy's  Country  ; 
A  Southerner.  An  American  journalist 
of  Richmond,  Va. 

Pollock,  Frederick.  An  Apprentice 
of  Lincoln's  Inn.  An  English  poet  of  the 
day. 

PolTvhele,  Rev.  Richard.  Atticus; 
Eusebius  Devoniensis  ;  Ecclesiasticus ;  Au- 
thor of  "  Local  Attachment "  and  Translator 
of  "  Tlieoci'itus"  ;  Rev.  William  31 — n. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  525. 

Pomfret,  John,  about  1667-1703. 
Philalethes.  An  English  poet;  b.  at  Lu- 
ton, in  Bedfordshire ;  educ.  at  Cam- 
bridge ;  went  to  London  about  1703,  and 
d.  there. 

Pond,  Enoch,  D.D.,  1791-1882.  A 
Clergyman  of  Massachusetts.  An  eminent 
American  clergyman ;  b.  at  Wrenthani, 
Mass. ;  Brown  Univ.,  1813 ;  president 
and  professor  at  Bangor,  Me.,  1856-82. 

Poole,  Capt.  D.  C.  An  Indian  Agent. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Poole,  Robert,  M.D.  Theophilus  Phil- 
anthropos.  An  English  physician  of  the 
eighteenth  century. 

Pooton,  James.     Matthew  Unit. 

Pope,  Alexander,  1688-1744.     A 

P — e;  Bard  of  Twickenham  ;  Esdras  Bar- 
nivelt,  Apoth. ;  Lord  Peter. 

See  "  L  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  526. 

Pope,  Augustus  Russell,  1819-58. 
A.  R.  P.  An  American  clergyman ;  b. 
in  Boston;  Harv.  Coll.,  1839;  Divinity 
School,  1842;  pastor  at  Somerville, 
Mass.,  1847-58,  and  d.  there. 

Pope,  Henry.  Gavilan  Peak.  An 
American  poet  of  the  day. 

Porcher,  F.  A.  F.  A.  P.  An  Amer- 
ican writer  of  the  South. 

Porson,  Richard,  D.D.     S.  England. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  526. 

Portal,  Rev.  George  Raymond.  A 
London  Clergyman.  An  English  clergy- 
man;  Christ  Church,  Oxford,  1840;  rec- 
tor of  Albury,  Guildford,  1858-71 ;  of 
Burghclere  w.  Newtown,  1871-87. 

Porter,  Albert  H.  An  Old  Resident. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day,  at  Ni- 
agara Falls. 

Porter,  Miss  Anna  Marie,  1780- 
1832.  A  Young  Lady.  An  English 
writer  ;  b.  in  Durliam  ;  in  her  childhood 
was  a  favorite  of  Sir  Walter  Scott. 

Porter,  David.     A  Fellow  Citizen. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Scries,  p.  526. 

Porter,  William  Ogilvie,  M.D.     Sir 


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Echuard  Seaward.  An  English  physician 
of  Bristol ;  brother  of  Jane,  with  whom 
she  resided  for  some  years  before  her 
death. 

"  Sir  Edward  Seaward  "  was  probably  written 
by  Miss  Jane  Porter. 

Posse,    Mrs.    Betty     (Ehrenborg) . 

B.  E. :  B.  E — g.  A  Swedish  author  of 
hymns,   etc. 

Pott,  Eev.  Joseph  Holden,  M.D., 
1759-1847.  A  Friend  to  the  Principles  of 
that  Work.  An  English  clergyman ; 
educ.  at  Eton  and  Cambridge ;  chan- 
cellor of  Exeter,  1826-47. 

Pottei',  Horatio,  D.D.,  1802-.  The 
Bishop;  The  Provisional  Bishop.  An 
American  clergyman  ;  b.  at  La  Grange, 
Duchess  Co.,  N.Y. ;  Union  Coll.,  1826 ; 
bishop  of  New  York,   1861-87. 

Potter,  John,  D.D.,  about  1674-1747. 
The  Bishop  of  Oxford.  An  English  di- 
vine; b.  at  Wakefield,  in  Yorkshire; 
educ.  at  Oxford  ;  bishop  of  Oxford,  1715- 
37;  archbishop  of  Canterburj^  1737-47. 

Potter,  John,  M.D.,  about  1734-.  ^4 
Society  of  Gentlemen ;  A  Late  Deceased 
Satirist.  An  English  phj'sician  and  litter- 
ateur; b.  in  London;  settled  in  that  city 
in  1762,  and  devoted  himself  chiefly  to 
literary  pursuits  and  the  practice  of 
physic. 

Pouget,  li.  A.  der.     L.  A.  D.  P. 

Pound,  J.  I>.  His  Foster-Father.  An 
American  writer;  tlie  foster-father  of 
John  B.  Goagh. 

Povey,  Charles.  Sir  Heister  Ryley. 
An  Enghsh  writer  early  in  the  eighteenth 
century ;  founder  of  the  (London)  Sun 
Eire  Office  and  one  of  the  pioneers  of 
friendly  and  insurance  societies  in 
London. 

Powel,  John  Hare,  1786-1856.  A 
Pennsylvania  Farmer.  An  American 
agriculturist ;  b.  and  d.  in  Philadelphia  ; 
educ.  at  the  Philadelphia  Coll.  [now 
Univ.  of  Pennsylvania]  ;  became  a  suc- 
cessful merchant;  was  a  founder  of  the 
Pennsylvania  Agricultural  Society  in 
1823.       • 

Pownall,  Thomas.  An  Honourable 
Gentleman  ;    Th — m — s  P — wn — //,  Esq. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  527. 

Powys,  Eev.  Charles  Richard.  A 
Gentleman  of  Oxford.  An  English  clergy- 
man ;  M.A.  of  St.  John's  Coll.,  Oxford, 
1861 ;  rector  of  Yelford,  1882-87. 

Pratt,  P.  Alcott.  Demijohn.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day. 

Pratt,  J. ;  Macaulay,  Z. ;  Wilks, 
S.  C. ;  Cunningham,  J.  W.,  etc.  Mem- 
bers of  the  Established  Church.  English 
journalists. 


Pratt,  Rev.  Josiah,  1768-1844.     The 

Editor  of  the  "  Family  Christian  Observer." 
An  English  clergyman;  b.  at  Birming- 
ham; vicar  of  St.  Stephens,  London, 
and  for  twenty-one  years  secretary  of 
the  Church  Missionary  Society. 

Pray,  Isaac  Clark,  1813-69.  Clerc, 
Pret  of  Le  Pre'  aux  Clercs ;  A  Journalists 
An  American  editor,  author,  and  drama- 
tist ;  b.  in  Boston ;  Amherst  Coll.,  1833 ; 
d.  in  New  York  City. 

Pray,  Lewis  Glover.  A  Superintend- 
ent ;  A  Projirietor.  An  American  shoe- 
dealer  and  author ;  passed  the  last  J^ears 
of  his  life  at  Roxbury,  Mass.,  and  d.  there. 

Prentice,  George  ^Denison.  The 
Editor  of  the  "Louisville  Journal." 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  527.     ^k-*t^ 

Prentice,  Rev.  Thomas,  A.M.,  1702-         y 
82.     Simon    the    Farmi»-f.     An    American 
clergyman ;     b.    in    Cambridge ;     Harv. 
Univ.,    1726 ;    minister   of   Charlestown,. 
1737-75  and  1778-82. 

Prentiss,  Charles,  1774-1820.  A 
Lover  of  the  Truth ;  Roderic  Rover  and 
others ;  A  Citizen  of  Massachusetts.  An 
American  editor;  I3.  at  Reading,  Mass.; 
Harv.  Univ.,  1795;  edited  journals  at 
Leominster,  Mass. ;  at  Georgetown,  D.C.  ; 
at  Baltimore,  Md. ;  and  at  Washington, 
D.C. ;  d.  at  Brimfield,  Mass. 

Prentiss,  George  Jj.  His  Brother. 
An  American  writer;  brother  of  Ser- 
geant Smith  Prentiss. 

Prescott,  Rev.  Benjamin,  1687-1777, 
One  ivho  was  born  in  the  Colony  of  Massa- 
chusetts Bay.  An  American  Congrega- 
tional minister ;  b.  at  Concord,  Mass. ; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1709;  pastor  at  Danvers, 
Mass.,  1713-56. 

Preston,  Elliott  W.  Manfred.  An 
English  writer  of  the  day. 

Preston,  I.  M.,  and  Best,  J.  The 
Missionaries  of  the  A.  B.  C.  F.  M.,  Gaboon 
Station,  Western  Africa.  American  mis- 
sionaries. 

Preston,  J.  An  Elector.  An  English 
political  writer  of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Price,  Miss  E.  C.  E.  C  P.  An  Eng- 
lish writer  of  the  day. 

Prichard,  .     Theophilus  Eupisti- 

nits.  An  English  writer  early  in  the 
eighteenth  century. 

Priestley,  Joseph,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S. 
Clemens;  Paulinus;  Liberius;  Rev.  Secre- 
tary Turnabout. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  528. 

Prime,  D.  P.  A  Layman.  An  Amer- 
ican Universalist. 

Prime,  Rev.  Edward  Dorr  Griffin, 
1814-.     His  Son-in-Law. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  628. 


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Prime,  Samuel  Irenseus,  LL.D.,  D.D, 

A.  Village  Pastor. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  528. 
Prime,  William  CoAvper.      W. 
See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  528. 
Prince,   John,   D.D.,    1751-1836.    A 
Friend  of  the  "  Christian  Examiner  "  and 
a  Lover  of  Truth.     An  American  Congre- 
gational minister  ;  b.  in  Boston  ;    Harv. 
Coll.,  1776 ;  pastor  of  the  First  Church, 
Salem,  Mass.,  1791-1836,  and  d.  there. 

Priuce,  John  Tuclter.  Syphax.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day. 

Prince,  Nathan,  1698-1748.  A  Fellow 
of  Harvard.  College.  An  American 
scholar;  b.  at  Sandwich,  Mass.;  Harv. 
Coll.,  1718;  fellow,  1737-42;  d.  minister 
of  Ruatan,  Bay  of  Honduras. 

Prince,  Thomas,  D.D.,  1687-1758. 
Her  Father.  An  American  clergyman ; 
b.  at  Sandwich,  Mass. ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1707 ; 
pastor  in  Boston,  1718-58 ;  d.  in  that 
city. 

Pring,  Rev.  John.    A  Supernumerary. 
See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  528. 
Priugle,  Edward  J.     A   Carolinian  ; 
P. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  528. 
Prior,  Matthew,  1664-1721.  M—w 
P — r,  Esq. ;  Matt  Hummer.  An  English 
poet ;  b.  at  Wimborne,  Dorsetshire ;  was 
adopted  by  his  uncle,  Samuel  Prior, 
landlord  of  the  Rummer  Tavern ;  d.  at 
Wimpole,  the  seat  of  the  Earl  of  Oxford. 
Pritchard,  Marion.  A.  M.  Y.  or 
Amy.     An  English  writer  of  the  day. 

Proast,    Rev.   Jonas.       Philochristus. 
An  English  divine;  archdeacon  of  Berks. 
Procter,   Bryan  Waller.     A    Gray- 
heard  ;  ,J.  B.  or  .John  Bethel. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  528. 
Proctor,  Edna  Dean,  1829-.  One  of 
his  Congregation.  An  American  writer  of 
the  day;  b.  at  Henniker,  N.H.;  for  some 
years  was  a  teacher,  especially  in  the 
family  of  Henry  C.  Bowen,  of  Brooklyn, 
N.Y. ;  and  has  long  been  devoted  to 
literary  work. 

Proctor,  Richard  Anthony,  1837-. 
Five  of  Clubs.  An  English  astronomer; 
b.  at  Chelsea;  educ.  at  liomc,  at  King's 
Coll.,  London,  and  St.  John's  Coll.,  Cam- 
bridge ;  B.A.,  1860;  honorable  secretary 
of  the  Royal  Astronomical  Society,  and 
editor  of  its  Proceedings,  1872-73 ;  lec- 
tured in  this  country,  1873-75. 

Proctor,  Richard  Wright,  1816-81. 
Sylvan.  An  English  writer;  b.  at  Sal- 
ford  ;  d.  at  Manchester. 

Proschko,  Hermine  Camille.  C. 
Wittendorf.  A  German  author  of  the 
day. 


Prowett,  Rev.  J.  A.,  and  Miss  Pro- 
wett.  A  Father  and  a  Daughter.  Eng- 
lish poets. 

Pryune,  William,  1600-69.  William 
Huntley.  An  old  English  writer ;  keeper 
of  the  records  of  the  Tower,  London. 

Pullen,  Rev.  Henry  William.  A 
Plain  Man. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  529. 

Pulteney,  William,  Earl  of  Bath, 
1682-1764.  Curio;  Caleb  D'Anvers,  of 
Gray's  Inn  ;  A  Member  of  the  House  of 
Commons  ;  A  Person  of  Honour ;  Squire 
Squat;    Will  Trimmer. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  529. 

Purcell,    Mrs.   .       Myself.       An 

Irish  novelist. 

Purcell,  Rev.  Henry,  S.T.D.  A 
Member  of  the  Protestant  Episcopal  Asso- 
ciation, in  South  Carolina.  An  American 
clergyman ;  Hon.  S.T.D.  at  New  Jersey 
Coll.,  1785. 

Purkitt,  Edward.  E.  P.  An 
American  writer. 

Puseley,  Daniel.     An  Englishman. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  529. 

Pusey,  Edward  Bouverie,  D.D., 
1800-.     E.  B\  P.  ;  A  Bachelor  of  Divinity. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  529. 

Putnam,  Alfred  Porter,  D.D.  An 
occasional  contributor ;  Brown  Univ., 
1852;  Harv.  Divinity  School,  1855;  pastor 
at  Roxbury  for  nine  years  ;  at  Brooklyn, 
N.Y.,  1864-87. 

Putnam,  George,  D.D.,  -1878.  P.; 
**;  A  Citizen  of  Boston.  An  American 
clergyman  ;  b.  at  Sterling,  Mass. ;  Harv. 
Univ.,  1826;  pastor  at  Roxbury,  Mass., 
1830-78,  and  d.  there. 

Putnam,  Mrs.  Henrietta  J.  Mrs. 
H.  J.  P.  An  American  writer  for  chil- 
dren. 

Putnam,  Henry,  -1827.  A  Gentle- 
man  of  South  Carolina.  An  American 
lawyer  of  Brunswick,  Me. ;  Harv.  Univ., 
1802. 

Putnam,  Israel,  1718-90.  Old  Put. 
A  celebrated  American  general ;  b.  at 
Salem,  Mass. ;  commander  of  the  army 
of  the  Highlands,  1777. 

Putnam,  Lie-wis  H.  A  Colored  3Ian. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Putnam,  Mrs.  3Iary  (Lowell).  M. 
L.  P. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  529. 

Putney,  Henry  31.  Put's  Boy.  An 
American  journalist ;  b.  at  East  Ando- 
ver,  N.II. ;  has  been  long  connected  with 
the  Manchester,  N.H.,  "  Mirror  and 
American." 

Puttkammer,  Emil,  freiherr  v.  Otto 
Ludwig.     A  German  novelist. 


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Pycroft,  Rev.  James.  A  Graduate  of 
Oxford. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  529. 

Pye,  Mrs.  J.  Henrietta.  A  Lady.  An 
English  poet ;  sister  of  Henry  James 
Pye,  poet  laureate  to  George  III.    "  She 


was,"  says  "Walpole,  "a  Jewess  who 
turned  Christian  and  poetess." 

Pyot  or  Pyet,  Rev. .     Mago-Pico, 

minister  of  Muchtiwhanoch.  A  Scottish 
minister  of  Dunbar.  —  See  Scott's  "  St. 
Ronan's  Well,"  note  to  Chap.  XVI. 


Q. 


QuickseU,  W.  F.  W.  F.  Q.  An  Amer- 
ican Shakespearian  writer  of  the  day,  of 
Washington,  D.CC?). 

Quier,  Dr.  John,  and  others.  Dif- 
ferent Practitioners.  Quier,  John,  M.D. ; 
practised  his  profession  in  Jamaica,  one 
hundred  years  ago. 

Quincey,  Thomas.   A  Man  of  Business. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  530. 

Quincy,  Edmund.  A  Leading  Demo- 
crat of  "  Egypt,"  in  Southern  Illinois ; 
D.  Y. 

See  ■'  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  530. 

Quincy,  Josiah,  LL.D.,  1772-1864. 
A  Citizen  ;  An  Alumnus ;  A  Conservative 
Whig;  The  President  of  Hat-vard  Univer- 
sity. An  eminent  American  citizen ;  b. 
in   Boston;    Harv.    Univ.,  1790;    M.C., 


1805-13;  mayor  of  Boston,  1823-28,  and 
president  of  Harv.  Coll.,  1828-45. 

Quincy,  Josiah,  Jr.,  1802-82.  The 
Mayor.  An  eminent  citizen  of  Boston; 
b.  in  Quincy (1),  Mass.;  Harv.  Univ., 
1821 ;  was  a  lawyer ;  mayor  of  Boston, 
1845  ;  d.  in  Qi;incy(?)  or  Boston(?). 

Quincy,  Josiah  Phillips,  -1830.  J. 
P.  Q.  An  American  poet  and  dramatist ; 
son  of  the  preceding ;  b.  in  Boston ;  in 
1887  of  Boston  and  WoUaston. 

Quincy,  Samuel  Miller.  A  Prisoner. 
An  American  volunteer. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  530. 

Quint,  Rev.  Alonzo  Hall,  1828-.  The 
Pastor.  An  American  Congregational  cler- 
gyman; b.atBarnstead,  N.H.;  Dartmouth 
Coll.,  1846;  AndoverTheol.  Sem.,  1852. 


R. 


Radicati,  Albert,  Count  de  Passeran. 
A  Friend  to  Truth.  An  Italian  who, 
having  written  against  the  Church  of 
Rome,  fled  to  England,  where  he  joined 
the  infidel  writers  and  wrote  infidel 
works. 

Radot,  Valery.  His  Son-in-law.  A 
French  writer  of  the  day ;  son-in-law  of 
Louis  Pasteur. 

Raleigh,  Samuel.  Scotus.  A  Scot- 
tish lawyer. 

Ralph,  James.     No  Matter  by  Whom. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  530. 

Ramsay, .     Jonathan  Oldbuck.   A 

Scottish  antiquary  of  Octertyre  ;  an  inti- 
mate friend  and  neighbor  of  Lord  Kames, 
and  cousin-german  to  the  father  of  Mr. 
David  Dundas. 

Ramsay,  Rev.  A.  A  Clergyman.  An 
English  clergyman  of  the  eighteenth 
century. 

Ramsay,  Allan,  Jr.,  1709-84.  A 
Dilettante  in  law  and  politics.     A  Scottish 


portrait  painter ;  b.  in  Edinburgh ;  son 
of  the  poet ;  was  also  a  political  writer. 

Ramsay,  Miss  Charlotte  (Lennox), 
1720-1804.  A  Young  Lady.  An  Amer- 
ican poet  and  novelist ;  daughter  of  Col. 
James  Ramsay,  governor  of  New  York, 
and  b.  in  Nevv^  York  City ;  she  published 
under  the  maiden  name  of  Ramsay. 

Ramsay,  Rev.  James,  -1824.  A 
Friend  of  Truth  and  Peace.  A  Scottish 
minister  of  Glasgow. 

RanbjT^,  John.  -  An  Old  Member  of 
Parliament.     An  English  politician. 

Rand,  Rev.  WiUiam,  1700-79.  A 
Lover  of  Truth  and  Peace.  An  American 
clergyman;  Harv.  Coll.,  1721;  minister 
at  Sunderland,  Mass.,  1724-45,  and  of 
Kingston,  1746-79. 

Randolph,  Charles.  An  American 
Citizen.  An  American  financial  writer 
of  the  day,  of  Chicago (?). 

Randolph,  Edmund,  -1813.  The 
Attorney- General.     An  American  lawyer 


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and  statesman ;  governor  of  Virginia, 
1786-88  ;  attorney-general  of  the  United 
States,  1790-94;  and  United  States  secre- 
tary of  state,  1794-95. 

Randolpli,  Francis,  D.D.,  1755-1831. 
Britannicus.  An  English  clergyman ; 
fellow  of  King's  Coll.,  Cambridge ;  pre- 
bendary of  Bristol,  and  proprietor  of 
Laura  Chapel,  Bath;  was  a  native  of 
the  west  of  England,  and  resided  some 
years  in  Germany. 

Randolph,  Sarah  Nicholas.  His 
Great  -  Granddaughter .  An  American 
lady ;  granddaughter  of  Thomas  Jef- 
ferson. 

Rands,  William  Brighty.  An  Es- 
sayist;    W.  B. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  531. 

Rantoul,  Robert,  Jr.,  1805-52.  B.  R. 
An  American  lawyer  and  politician ;  b. 
in  Beverly;  Harv.  Coll.,  1826;  admitted 
to  the  bar,  1828 ;  United  States  attorney 
for  Suffolk  Co.,  1845-49  ;  United  States 
senator  for  a  few  days  in  1851 ;  M.C. 
for  Essex,  1851-52 ;  d.  in  Washington, 
D.C. 

Ranyard,  Mrs.  Ellen.     L.  JV.  B. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  531. 

Rathbone,  Mrs.  Hannah  Mary. 
Ladij  Willoiiq/dii/.     An  Englisli  author. 

Rave,  Judith.     3IoUi/. 

Ravenscroft,  F.  The  Manager.  An 
English  writer  of  Birkbeck. 

Rawle,  Francis,  -1727.  A  Lover  of 
his  Country.  An  American  writer;  son 
of  Francis  Eawle,  member  of  an  old 
Cornish  family  that  came  to  America  in 
168G,  and  d.  at  Philadelphia,  1(397. 

Ray,  Isaac,  M.D.,  1807-81.  /.  B.  An 
American  physician ;  b.  at  Beverly, 
Mass. ;  studied  medicine  at  Bowdoin 
Coll.,  and  in  1827  began  practice  at 
Portland,  Me. ;  in  1829  removeil  to  East- 
port,  Me. ;  was  superintendent  of  the 
State  insane  asylum  at  Augusta,  Mo., 
1841-45,  and  of  the  Butler  asylum  at 
Providence,  R.I.,  1845-06. 

Raymond,  Henry  Jarvis,  LL.D., 
1820-09.  A  Bejiresr-ntative.  An  Ameri- 
can journalist;  b.  at  Lima,  N.Y. ;  Univ. 
of  Vermont,  1840 ;  studied  law  in  New 
York  City;  assistant  editor  of  the  "Tri- 
bune," 1841 ;  on  the  staff  of  tlie  "  Cour- 
ier and  Enqiiirer,"  1848-51;  founder 
and  editor  of  the  New  York  "Times," 
1851-09;  d.  in  New  Ycn-k  City. 

Raymond,  John  HoAvard.  The 
Pri'sident  of  the  College.  An  American 
educator;  Union  Coll.,  N.Y.,  1832;  pro- 
fessor at  Madison  Univ.,  at  liocliester, 
N.Y. ;  president  of  Brooklyn  Polytechnic 
Institute ;  president  of  Vassar  Coll. 


Read,  William,  M.D.,  1820-.  The 
City  Physician.  An  American  physician 
of  Boston;  b.  at  Nashua,  N.H.;  Dart- 
mouth Coll.,  1839 ;  M.I).,  Harv.  Medical 
School,  1842 ;  was  for  a  time  city  physi- 
cian of  Boston,  where,  in  1887,  he  still 
practises. 

Reade,  John  Edmund,  -1870.     . 

An  English  poet ;  son  of  Thomas  Eeade, 
Esq.,  of  Burton  Manor  ;  b.  at  Broadwell, 
Gloucestershire ;  devoted  his  life  to  liter- 
ary pursuits. 

Redding,  Cyrus.     Aii  Ex-Editor. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  532. 

Reed,  Andrew,  1787-1862.  Douglas. 
An  English  Independent  minister;  b.  in 
London  ;  educ.  at  Hackney  Coll. ;  pastor 
of  the  New  Road  Chapel,  St.  George's  in 
the  East,  1811-31;  of  Wycliffe  Chapel, 
Mile  End  Road,  London,  1831-62. 

Reeve,  Miss  Clara,  1725-1807.  The 
Editor  of  the  Phanix ;    C.  B. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  532. 

Reeves,  John,  1752-1829.  A  Barris- 
ter; A  Lawyer.  An  English  lawj-er; 
educ.  at  Merton  Coll.,  Oxford;  called  to 
the  bar  in  the  Middle  Temple  about  1780 ; 
chief-justice  of  Newfoundland,  1791-92  ; 
one  of  the  king's  printers,  1800 ;  a  super- 
intendent of  aliens,  1803-14. 

Reid,  Rev.  Horace  Hall.  The  Bector 
of  Christ's  Church,  Watertouii,  Conn.  An 
American  Episcopal  clercjyman ;  b.  in 
Charlestown,  N.H. ;  Yale^  Coll.,  1843; 
General  Theological  Seminary,  N.Y., 
1848;  rector  of  St.  Stephen's  Church, 
Milburn,  N.J.,  1857-59;  d.  at  Geneva, 
Switzerland,  1853. 

Reid,  Mayne,  1818-83.  CannihalJack. 
An  Irisli  novelist ;  in  1838  he  came  to 
this  country  and  spent  more  than  five 
years  roaming  about  tlie  country  ;  after- 
ward settling  in  Philadelpliia,  he  con- 
tributed largely  to  the  periodicals  of  that 
city  and  New  York ;  then  served  in  the 
Mexican  War;  in  1849  returned  to  Eng- 
land and  settled  in  London,  and  devoted 
iiimsclf  to  novel  and  stoiy  writing  ;  d. 
near  London. 

Reid,  Robert,  1773-1865.  Senex.  A 
Scottish  antiquary  and  topographer  of 
Strahoun  Lodge,  Isle  of  Cumbrae ;  under 
this  signature  jjublished  a  series  of  arti- 
cles in  the  Glasgow  "  Herald,"  which 
were  afterwards  reprinted  under  the 
name  of  "  Glasgow,  Past  and  Present."  — 
See  Joseph  Irving's  "  Book  of  Scotsmen," 
Paisley,  1881. 

Reid,  WhitelaAV.     Agate. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  532. 

Rein,  de  Goeje  te  Leiden,  Mej. 
Agatha.     A  Dutch  writer  of  the  day. 


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Reinbold,  Adelheld.  Franz  Bert- 
hold.     A  German  novelist  of  the  day. 

Reinhardt,  Ijuise.  Ernst  Fritze.  A 
German  novelist. 

Reltzenstein,  Franziska,  freifrau  v. 
Franz  von  Nemmersdorf.  A  German 
novelist  of  the  day. 

Rembert,  Maj.  W.  R.  A  Georgia 
Huntsman.     An  American  novelist. 

Renouard,  Antoine  Augustin,  1765- 
1853.  An  Amateur.  A  French  biblio- 
grapher and  bookseller ;  b.  in  Paris ;  d. 
at  Saint- Valery-sur-Somme. 

Reufs,  Samuel.  S.  B.  An  Ameri- 
can writer  of  Pottstown,  Penn.(?). 

Reybaud,  Marie  Roch  Louis.  Paul 
Clisson. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  533. 

Reynolds,  Rev.  E.  Winchester, 
1827-.  An  American  Minister.  An 
American  Universalist  minister ;  b.  in 
Lansing,  N.Y. ;  in  1861  pastor  at  Water- 
town,  N.Y. 

Reynolds,  John  Hamilton.  Peter 
Corcoran.  A 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  53?. 

Reynolds,  John  N.  A  Citizen  of  the 
United  States;  A  Citizen.  An  American 
naval  officer ;  wrote  nautical  sketches  for 
the  "  Knickerbocker  Magazine." 

Rhees,  Rev.  Morgan  John,  D.D., 
1760-1804.  Philanthropos.  An  American 
Baptist  minister;  b.  in  Glamorganshire, 
Wales;  came  to  Pennsylvania  in  1794; 
and  later  settled  in  Beulah,  and  after- 
wards at  Somerset,  where  he  died. 

Rhinde,  William.  An  Anti-Hudi- 
braston.  An  English  humorous  poet  of 
eighty  vears  ago. 

RibbiiJg,  Prof.  Sigurd,  1816-.  Rhg. 
A  Swedish  author  of  philosophical  works. 

Rice,  George  Edward,  and  another. 
Bumblerri/  Buzz. 

See  "  i.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  533. 

Rich,  John,  -1761.  Lun.  An  Eng- 
lish actor. 

Rich,  William  Alexander.  An 
LL.B.  of  Harvard  College,  sometime  Com- 
moner of  Magdalen  Hall,  Oxford.  An 
American  Episcopal  clergyman ;  Harv. 
Law  School,  1849 ;  in  1887  rector  at 
Canton,  N.Y. 

Richards,  George  Henry,  C.B., 
F.R.S.,  1819-.  G.  H.  R.  An  English 
admiral ;  b.  at  East  Anthony,  Cornwall ; 
entered  the  navy,  1832 ;  rear-admiral, 
1870 ;  in  1880  resident  at  Vancouver 
House,  South  Sydenham  Park,  Forest 
Hill,  S.E. 

Richards,  Rev.  William  Upton.     W. 
U.R. 
See  "  L  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  534. 


Richardson,  Charles.  The  Lincoln- 
shire Thrasher.  An  English  Wesleyan 
evangelist ;  a  writer  of  the  day. 

Richardson,  G.  B.  G.  B.  R.  An 
English  writer. 

Richardson,  Miss  Isabella.  Tibhy 
Shiels. 

Richardson,  James,  1760-1850. 
Clericus  Septentrioncdis ;  A  Protestant 
Watchman.  An  English  clergyman ; 
perpetual  curate  of  St.  John's,  Mickle- 
gate ;  sub-chanter  and  one  of  the  vicar's 
choral,  of  York  Cathedral ;  educ.  at 
Queen's   Coll.,  Oxford. 

Richardson,  James,  Jr.,  1817-63. 
R./  J.  R.  An  American  clergyman;  b. 
at  Dedham,  Mass. ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1837 ; 
Divinity  School,  1845 ;  spent  his  last 
years  in  his  native  place ;  d.  at  Wash- 
ington, D.C. 

Richardson,  Samuel,  1689-1761. 
The  Editor  of  "  Pamela  and  Clarissa  "  ; 
S.  B.  A  famous  English  novelist ;  b.  in 
Derbyshire ;  the  son  of  a  joiner  ;  served 
as  an  apprentice  with  a  London  printer ; 
in  1719  ventured  to  set  up  an  office  in 
Fleet  Street ;  the  latter  part  of  his  life 
was  devoted  to  literary  pursuits. 

Richardson,  Rev.  William.  The 
Preaching  Weathercock.  An  English 
clergyman  of  the  first  part  of  the  eigh- 
teenth century. 

Richings,  Benjamin,  M.A.  Britan- 
nicus.     An  English  political  writer. 

Richmond,  Rev.  James  Cook.  Ad- 
monish Crime  ;  Nobody. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  534. 
Richmond,    Rev.     Liegh,    D.D.       A 
Clergyman  of  the  Church  of  England. 
See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  534. 

Ricketts,  John.      Mr.  J R , 

Mem.  of  the  i*hy.  Med.  Soc.  in  Edinburgh. 
A  Scottish  poet  of  one  hundred  years 
ago. 

Rickman,  Thomas  Clio.     Clio. 
See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  534. 
Riddel,  James,  M.D.     A  Young  Gen- 
tleman.    A  Scottish  poet  of  one  hundred 
years  ago. 

Ridderstad,  Anton.  A.  Bd.  A 
Swedish  autlior. 

Ridderstad,  Carl  Fredrik,  1807-. 
Rdd.  A  Swedish  novelist  and  journal- 
ist. 

Rideing,  William  Henry,  1853-. 
Alexander  Wainwright.  An  English- 
American  journalist;  b.  in  Liverpool; 
resident  in  Boston. 

Riggs,  Elias,  1810-.  E.  R.  An 
American  missionary  ;  b.  in  New  Provi- 
dence, N.J. ;  Amherst  Coll.,  1829;  Ando- 
ver   Theol.    Sem.,    1832  ;    missionary   of 


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the  A.  B.  C.  F.  M.  in  Greece,  1833-38 ; 
in  Asia  Minor,  1838-53  ;  at  Constantino- 
ple from  1856  ;  in  1883  still  there. 

Ripley,  George,  LL.D.,  1802-80. 
G.  R.  ;  An  Alumnus  of  that  School;  Its 
Pastor. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  535. 

Ripley,  Samuel,  -1847.  R.  An 
American  clergj'man ;  b.  at  Concord, 
Mass.;  Harv.  Coll.,  1804;  for  some 
years  pastor  at  Waltham,  Mass. ;  spent 
his  last  years  at  his  native  town,  and  d. 
there. 

Risberg,  Emilia.  E.  R.  A  Swedish 
novelist  and  miscellaneous  writer. 

Ritson,    Mrs.   .      A   Lady.      An 

English  writer ;  resident  some  years  at 
Alexandria  and  at  Norfolk,  Va. 

Ritson,  Isaac,  1761-89.  A  Young 
Shepherd.  A  Scottish  litterateur ;  b.  at 
Emont's  Bridge,  near  Penrith  ;  removed 
first  to  Edinburgh,  then  to  London, 
where  he  led  a  literary  life. 

Ritson,  Josepli.  Anti-Scot ;  Observa- 
tor  on  Warton ;  Justice  ;  Sijchorax. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  535. 

Rivaz,  Victor  Chevalley  de.  "  G. 
C."  The  Grand  Cordon.  A  famous 
French  cook. 

Rivington,  James,  about  1724-1802. 
J.  R.  An  American  Loyalist  printer  and 
bookseller ;  b.  in  London ;  came  to  this 
country  in  1760,  and  opened  a  shop  in 
Philadelphia ;  but  in  1761  removed  to 
New  York  City,  and  in  1773  began  to 
publish  the  "  New  York  Gazetteer  "  ;  in 
1775  he  returned  to  England,  but  soon 
returned  and  continued  the  publication 
of  Loyalist  papers  ;  d.  in  New  York  City. 

Robb,  Rev.  William.  A  Scotch  Epis- 
copal Clergiiman ;  A  Student  of  Medicine. 
A  Scottish  divine  of  the  Episcopal 
Church  of  Scotland,  at  St.  Andrews,  and 
chaplain  to  Lord  Elibank. 

Robbins,  Chandler,  D.D.,  1810-82. 
M. ;  Her  Pastor.  An  American  clergy- 
man; b.  at  Lynn,  Mass.;  Harv.  Coll., 
1829;  Divinity Scliool,  1833;  pastorin  Bos- 
ton, 1833-70 ;  was  a  frequent  contribu- 
tor to  literai-y  and  religious  periodicals. 

Robbias,  JGliza.  E.  R.  An  Ameri- 
can teaclier  and  compiler  of  educational 
works. 

Robe,  Thomas.  Britunnicus.  An 
Englisli  writer  of  tbe  eighteenth  century. 

Roberts,  Sir  Randal  H.,  Bart.  Light 
Cast.     An  English  writer  of  the  day. 

Roberts,  William.     A  Barrister. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  535. 

Robertson,  Rev. .     An  Inhabitant 

■of  II.  M.'s  Leewnrd-Ciiribhcfi-Tslands.  An 
English  writer  of  the  eighteenth  century. 


Robertson,    Alexander.       An     Old 

Asiatic  Merchant.  An  English  writer  ; 
at  one  time  M.P.  for  Grampound. 

Robertson,  Prof.  Eric  S.  The  Edi- 
tor.    An  English  litterateur  of  the  day. 

Robertson,  Rev.  Joseph,  1726-1802. 
Eusebius,  Vicar  of  LilUput.  An  English 
clergyman;  b.  at  Knipe,  Westmoreland; 
educ.  at  Oxford ;  rector  of  Herriard, 
Hampshire,  1758 ;  of  Sutton,  Essex, 
1770;  vicar  of  Horncastle,  Lincolnshire, 
1779. 

Robertson,  Patrick,  Lord  Robert- 
son.    Mark  Macrabin,  the  Cameronian. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  53.5, 
and  "  Eraser,"  Vol.  I.,  p.  752. 

Robertson,  WiUiam,  D.D.,  1721-93. 
The  Historian  of  Rochdale. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  535. 

Robinson,  Miss  F.  Mabel.  W.  Ste- 
phenson  Griggs.  An  English  writer  of 
the  day. 

Robinson,  Frederick.  A  Subaltern 
of  Artillery.  An  English  author ;  entered 
the  army,  1827  ;  made  lieutenant,  1844. 

Robinson,  H.  D.  H.  M.  Duhecquet. 
An  American  journalist  of  New  Har- 
mony, Ind.,  and  of  New  York  City; 
afterwards  an  agriculturist  of  New 
Jersey. 

Robinson,  James  A.   Old  Hurrygraph. 

Robinson,  John,  D.D.,  1650-1723.  A 
Person  of  Note  who  resided  many  years 
there.  An  English  divine ;  b.  at  Cleasby, 
Yorkshire;  educ.  at  Oxford;  minister 
plenipotentiary  at  the  treaty  of  Utrecht; 
bishop  of  London,  1714-23. 

Robinson,  John,  M.D.  J.  R.,  M.D. 
An  English  writer  of  the  eighteenth 
century. 

Robinson,  j\Irs.  Therese  Albertine 
Louise  (von  Jacob).     Reseda. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  530. 

Robley,  John.  A  West  India  Mer- 
chant. A  British  colonial  merchant  of 
Tobago. 

Rochefoucauld  -  Liancourt,  Fran- 
Qois  Alexandre  Frederic,  due  de  la. 
Un  Eran^uis. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  536. 

Rockwell,  Jamics  Otis,  1807-31.  J. 
0.  R.  An  AnKTicnn  jioet;  b.  at  Leba- 
non, Conn.;  was  a  journalist  at  Boston, 
Mass.,  and  Providence,  R.I. ;  d.  at  Provi- 
dence. 

Rodd.Mrs.  Harriet  Rashleigh,  1779- 
18.55.  //.  R.  An  English  huly;  b.  at 
Duporth;  d.  at  St.  Stephensby,  Laim- 
ceston. 

R<«derer,  Comte  Pierre  Tjoiiis,  1754- 
1835.  Un  Amenriiin  licsidunt  a  VIcnne. 
A  French  statesman  and  economist ;  b.  at 


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Metz ;  of  the  National  Assembly,  1781 ; 
held  important  offices  till  1816,  when,  in 
private  life,  he  devoted  himself  to  liter- 
ary labor,  but  in  1839  returned  for  a 
while  to  public  life ;  d.  at  Bois-Roussel, 
Orne. 

Roger,  Rev.  Charles,  LL.D.,  F.A.S. 
A  Bursar  of  the  College  [of  St.  Andrews]. 
A  Scottish  writer. 

Rogers,  Henry  Brorafield,  A.M., 
1802-87.  A  Conservative  Whig.  An 
American  lawyer;  b.  in  Boston;  Harv. 
Univ.,  1822 ;  practised  law  in  Boston, 
where  he  died. 

Rogers,  J.      Tom  Treddlehoyle. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  537. 

Rogers,  John  Gray,  -1875.  J.  G.  R. 
An  American  lawj^er ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1814. 

Rogers,  John  Jope,  1816-80.  J.  J.  R. 
An  English  barrister-at-law ;  b.  at  Maw- 
nan;  Trin.  Coll.,  Oxford,  1838;  called 
to  the  bar  at  the  Inner  Temple,  1842 ; 
M.P.  Helston,  1859-65;  d.  at  Penrose. 

Rogers,  Rev.  Robert  Possac.  R. 
P.  B.  An  American  clergyman  ;  Harv. 
Coll.,  1844 ;  Divinity  School,  1849. 

Rogers,  Samuel,  1763-1855.  The 
Banker  Poet;  The  Last  English  Moe- 
cenas. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  537. 

Roget,  John  Liewis.  A  Special  Com- 
missioner. An  English  writer ;  Trin  Coll., 
Cambridge,  1850. 

Roniaine,  Rev.  William,  1714-95.  A 
Late  Commentator.  An  English  clergy- 
man; b.  at  Hartlepool,  Durham;  educ. 
at  Hertford  Coll.  and  at  Oxford ;  rector 
of  St.  Andrew  Wardrobe  and  St.  Ann's, 
Blackfriars,  1764-95. 

Roiney,  Charles.     Selrach  Yemor. 

Romney,  George,  1734-1804.  An 
Eminent  Painter.  An  English  artist;  b. 
at  Dalton,  Lancashire ;  for  a  long  time 
a  rival  of  Sir  Joshua  Reynolds. 

Rooke,  John,  1781-^856.  Cumhrien- 
sis.  An  Englisli  writer  on  geology  and 
political  economy  ;  b.  at  Akehead. 

Roos,  Mathilda.  J/.  R — s.  A  Swed- 
ish novelist. 

Ropes,  Joseph  Samuel.  J.  S.  R. 
An  American  financier  of  Boston. 

Rorison,  Rev.  Gilbert.  G.  R.  A 
Scottisli  clergyman ;  incumbent  of  St. 
Peter's  Church,  Peterhead. 

Rose,  Rev.  George.     Mrs.  Brown. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  538. 

Rose,  William  Stewart,  Esq.,  1775- 
1843.  One  of  the  Last  Genturij.  An  Eng- 
lish scholar  and  successful  translator 
from  the  French  nnd  Italian. 

Rosegger,  Petri  Kettenfeier,  1843-. 
Hans   Malser.     A   German   poet;   b.    at 


Alpl,  in   Obersteiermark ;   published    at 
Pesth,  etc.,  1870-77. 

Rosenberg,  G.  C  Q.  An  English. 
novelist. 

Rosewall,  James,  1797-1875.  Nauti- 
cus,  Penzance.  An  English  mariner;  b. 
at  St.  Ives ;  d.  at  Penzance,  both  of 
Cornwall. 

RoseweU,  Rev.  Samuel,  1679-1722. 
S.  R.  An  English  clergyman  ;  assistant 
and  successor  to  John  Howe,  at  Silver 
Street  Chapel,  London. 

Ross,  Mrs. .  A  Lady.  An  Eng- 
lish novelist(?). 

Ross,  William.  W.  B.  An  Eng- 
lish writer  early  in  the  eighteenth  cen- 
tury. 

Rostopchin,  Countess  Eudoxie,1811— 
58.  The  Moscow  Sappho.  A  Russian 
poet;  the  wife  of  Andrew  Rostopchin 
(b.  1813),  one  of  the  best  poets  of  Rus- 
sia, of  the  school  of  Pushkin. 

Roth'tvell,  Charles.  Adam  Chester.- 
An  English  dialect  writer  of  Lancashire. 

Rotton,  Rev.  John  EdT^rard  Whar- 
ton, LL.D.,  D.D.  Chaplain.  An  Eng- 
lish clergyman ;  Emanuel  Coll.,  Cam- 
bridge, 1845 ;  curate  in  charge  of  Soul- 
derne,  Banbury,  1876-80  et  seq.;  chaplain 
of  the  Delhi  Field  Force,  1857-58. 

Rough,  D.  A  Traveller  from  New 
Zealand.  An  English  colonial  writer  of 
Aiickland,  New  Zealand. 

Round,  William  Marshall  Fitz, 
1845 -.  Paul  Vevay.  An  American 
writer;  in  1886  resident  in  New  York 
City. 

Rouquette,  L'Abbe  Adrien  Emman- 
uel, 1813-.  E.  Junius.  An  American 
Roman  Catholic  ecclesiastic  and  poet ; 
b.  at  New  Orleans,  and  educ.  at  the 
Royal  Coll,  of  Nantes ;  studied  law,  but 
became  a  proof-reader  in  the  Roman 
Catholic  seminary  at  New  Orleans. 

Rousseau,  Jean  Jacques.  A  Citizen 
of  Geneva  ;  J.  J. ;  Pegalle. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  538. 

Rowe,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  (Singer), 
1674-1737.     Philomela  ;  A  Female  Hand.. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  538. 

Rowe,  Richard.  A  Curate ;  A  Scrip- 
ture Reader;  The  Thames  Tunneller.  An 
English  journalist  of  London;  author  of 
"  Episodes  in  an  Obscure  Life." 

Rowe,  Samuel,  M.A.,  1793-1853.  A 
Member  of  the  University  of  Cambridge. 
An  English  clergyman ;  Jesus  Coll., 
Cambridge,  1826 ;  vicar  of  Crediton, 
Devonshire,  1837-53;  and  perpetual  cu- 
rate of  Posbury-St.-Luke,  of  the  same 
county. 

Rowlands,  John.     Henry  M.  Stanley^ 


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Roxby,  Robert.  R.  B.  An  English 
poet  of  Newcastle. 

Rubinsohn,  T.,  Ph.D.     T.  R. 

Ruda,  Elias  Vilhelm,  1806-1833. 
R — a.  A  Swedish  poet  and  miscellane- 
ous writer. 

Ruggles,  Samuel  Bulkley,  LL.D., 
1800-.  One  of  the  Trustees.  An  eminent 
American  writer;  b.  at  New  Milford, 
Conn. ;  Yale  Coll.,  1814;  admitted  to 
the  New  York  bar  in  1821,  and  from  that 
time  a  resident  of  that  city;  d.  at  Fire 
Island,  N.Y. 

Riilofsen,  William  Herman.  William 
Herman.    An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Rumohr,  Theodore  Wilhelm  Kjer- 
strup,  1807-.  P.  P.  A  Danish  poet, 
dramatist,  and  novelist;  b.  at  Copen- 
hagen; published,  1842-63. 

Runisey,  Eliza.  A  Ladij.  An  Eng- 
lish writer  for  the  young. 

Rnneberg,  Mrs.  Fredrika  (Teng- 
strom),  1807-79.  —a  —g.  The  wife  of 
J.  L.  R.,  a  novelist  and  poetess. 

Runeberg,  Robert.  R.  R.  A  Swed- 
ish writer. 

Ruschenberger, William  S.  W.,  M.D. 
A  Surgeon  of  the  U.  S.  Navi/. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  539. 

Rush,  Caroline  E.  A  Wanderer.  An 
American(?)  writer. 

Rushton,  Thomas.  A  Plain  Dealer. 
An  English  poet  of  tlie  eighteenth  century. 

Russel,  Alexander,"l814-76.  A.  R. 
A  Scottish  journalist;  editor  of  the 
"Scotsman." 

Russell, Lord  John,  First  Earl,  LL.D., 
etc.     1792-1879.  .  Finalit//  John. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  539. 

Russell,  Jonathan,  LL.D.     Hancock. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  540. 

Russell,  M.  C.  Uncle  Diidle;/.  An 
American  journalist  of  tlie  day  of  Du- 
luth,  Minn. 


Russell,  Richard,  172-3-84.  A  Friend 
to  Female  Beauty.  An  English  writer; 
b.  and  d.  in  Bermondsey,  Surrey. 

Russell,  W.  P.  A  Patriotic  English- 
man. An  English  writer,  philologist,  of 
the  first  part  of  the  nineteenth  century. 

Russell,  William,  1798-.  W.  R.  A 
Scottish  American  teacher ;  b.  in  Glas- 
gow; came  to  tliis  country  in  1817;  and 
after  other  engagements  was  director  of 
the  New  England  Normal  Institute  at 
Lancaster,  Mass. 

RusseU,  Wniiam,  LL.D.,  1741-93. 
A  Nobleman  ;  The  Editor  of  the  "  Essay 
on  the  Character,  Manners,  and  Genius  of 
Women."  A  Scottish  litterateur ;  b.  in 
the  county  of  Selkirk ;  in  1756  removed 
to  Edinburgh,  and  became  apprentice  to 
a  bookseller  and  printer ;  in  1767  re- 
moved to  London  and  labored  as  a  lit- 
erary man  for  many  years  ;  spent  the 
latter  part  of  his  life  in  Scotland,  and  d. 
there. 

Ryan,  Edward  B.  E.  B.  B.  An 
American  writer  of  the  South. 

Ryberg,  Klas.  K.  R.  A  Swedish 
journalist. 

Rydberg,  C.  H.  Paul  Barock.  A 
Swedisli  writer. 

Rydberg,  Klas.  Ejnar.  A  Swedish 
writer. 

Rj'^er,  Frederick  R.     Wanuick. 

Ryerson,  Adolphus  Egerton,  D.D., 
LL.D.,  1803-.  The  Chief  Superintendent 
of  Schools.  A  Canadian  clergyman;  b. 
at  Charlotteville,  Up^jer  Canada ;  was 
for  a  time  a  minister;  superintendent  of 
schools  for  Upper  Canada  from  1844 ;  in 
1871  was  president  of  Victoria  College. 

Ryland,  John,  D.D.,  17-53-1825. 
Pacifcus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  540. 

Ryland,  John,  the  Younger.  A 
Schoolboy  thirteen  years  of  age. 


Sabine,  Lorenzo,  A.M.,  180-3-77.  L.  S. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  540. 

Sacheverell,  Henry,  D.D.  The 
Tongue-loosed  JJoctor  ;  Pontacus  ;  Bungeij, 
the  Tow'ring  High-Church  Pojje. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  540. 

Sachs,  E.  T.  E.  T.  S.  An  English 
journalist  of  London. 

Sackett,  Grenville  A.  An  Americaii. 
An  American  lawyer;  Columbia  Coll., 
1823;  time  of  his  death  not  given. 


Sackville,  Lord  George,  Viscount 
Sackville,  1716-85.  A  Late  Noble 
Commander ;  A  Noble  Lord.  An  English 
nobleman ;  tiiird  son  of  the  1st  Duke 
of  Dorset ;  memorable  in  tlie  field  at 
the  battle  of  Minden,  and  in  the  Coun- 
cil as  Secretary  of  State  for  the  colonies, 
from  1775. 

Sadler,  J.  A  Lock-keeper.  An  Eng- 
lisli  writer  of  the  day. 

SafTord,  Mrs.  Ann  Eliza,  1792-1856. 


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His  Wife.  An  American  woman ;  wife 
of  Daniel  Safford;  b.  in  Hamilton,  Mass. ; 
d.  in  Boston. 

St.  Aubyn,  Sir  John,  5th  Bart.,  1758- 
1839.  Montauban.  An  English  baro- 
net; b.  in  London;  d.  at  Lime  Grove, 
Putney. 

St.  Gaudens,  Augustus,  1848-.  The 
Saint.  An  American  artist ;  b.  in  New 
York  City  ;  studied  in  Paris  and  Kome  ; 
lias  been  vice-president  of  the  Society  of 
American  Artists ;  in  1887  practised  his 
art  in  his  native  city. 

St.  John,  Henry,  Viscount  Boling- 
broke.  Tumbler  Harry;  Bull;  The  Sala- 
mander in  my  Eye ;  Lead  Gambol;  W. 
Raleigh  ;   John   Trott,  yeoman. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  541. 

St.  John,  Percy  Bolingbroke,  1821-. 
P.  B.  St.  J. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  541. 

St.  Leger,  Francis  Barry  Boyle, 
1799-1829.  The  Late  Gilbert  Earle,  Esq. 
An  English  barrister-at-lavv  ;  commenced 
his  education  at  Rugby ;  at  seventeen 
went  to  India  in  the  civil  service  of  his 
country ;  however  soon  returned,  and 
was  called  a  member  of  the  Inner  Tem- 
ple, 1827  ;  devoted  much  of  his  time  to 
literary  pursuits. 

Saint  Maure,  Charles  de.  A  French 
Officer.  A  French  traveller  and  writer 
early  in  the  eighteenth  century. 

Salmon,  Leon  N.     Forge  of  Vidcan. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  541. 

Salter,  Miss  Edith  A..  Assunta 
Howard. 

Sainber,  Robert.  Eugenius  Philale- 
thes,  Jun.  An  English  art  writer  of  the 
early  part  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Sammons,  William  Taylor,  -1882. 
Sam  Slij.  An  English  journalist. —  See 
the  London  "  Times,"  Sept.  28, 1882. 

Samson,  George  Whitefield,  D.D., 
1819-.  A  Teacher.  An  American  Bap- 
tist minister ;  b.  at  Harvard,  Mass. ; 
Brown  Univ.,  1839 ;  Newton  Theol.  Sem., 
1848;  president  of  Columbia  Coll.,  D.C., 
1859-71. 

Sands,  Robert  Charles.  The  Am- 
philogist ;    The  Neologist. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  542. 

Sa-ndstrom,  Anna.  "  Uffe."  A  Swed- 
ish teacher  and  miscellaneous  writer. 

Sandys,  Richard,  1806-77.  P<..  S—s. 
An  English  poet  and  mariner ;  b.  at 
I'orthalo,  St.  Keverne ;  d.  at  Crowan. 

Sandys,  Richard  Hill,  1801-.  B. 
H.  S.  An  English  lawj'er ;  b.  in  West- 
minster ;  called  to  the  bar  at  Lincoln's 
Inn,  1826;  in  187'!,  ut  89  Chancery  Lane, 
London. 


Sangster,  Mrs.  Margaret  E.   (Mun- 

son).  M.  E.  M.  S.  An  American  writer 
of  the  day. 

Sankey,  William  S.  Villiers,  A.M. 

KAeis.  An  English  poet  and  mathema- 
tician. 

Sargent,  Charles  Sprague.  C.  S.  S. 
An  American  horticulturist;  b.  in  Bos- 
ton ;  Harv.  Univ.,  1862 ;  devoted  himself 
to  horticulture  at  Brookline,  Mass.,  since 
1866  ;  Arnold  professor  of  arboriculture 
at  Harvard,  1879. 

Sargent,  Ella  S.     Elinor  Vey. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  "Glover, Mrs.  Elliott," 
"  Elliott,  Elinor,"  "  Vey,  Elinor,"  arid 
"  Sargent,  Ella  S."  [Miss  Sargent  be- 
came Mrs.  Glover.] 

Sargent,  John  Osborne.  Captain 
Singleton  ;    Charles  Sherry. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  543. 

Sargent,  Rev.  John  Turner,  -1877. 
Bronze  Beethoven,  "a  Looker-on" ;  A  Pas- 
tor. An  American  clergyman ;  Harv. 
Univ.,  1827;  Divinity  School,  1830;  for 
many  years  minister-at-large  in  Boston, 
and  afterwards  without  special  charge; 
d.  in  Boston. 

Sargent,  IjucIus  Manlius,  A.M.  Sig- 
ma;  An  Episcopalian. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  543. 

Sargent,  Richard.  A  Solicitor.  An 
English  lawyer. 

Satterthwaite,  Franklin,  1846-. 
Larkfin.  An  American  sporting  writer  ; 
b.  in  New  York  City  ;  in  1886  resident  at 
Newark,  N.J. 

Sauer,  Karl  Marf^uard.  ilf.  Alland. 
A  German  novelist. 

Savage,  Rev.  George.  Amana.  An 
American  clergyman. 

Savage,  James,  and  others,  LL.D., 
1784-1873.  Sylvanus  Per — se.  An  Amer- 
ican writer  and  editor;  b.  in  Boston; 
Harv.  Univ.,  1803 ;  admitted  to  the  Suf- 
folk Bar  in  1807 ;  filled  several  public 
positions ;  wrote  for  the  "  Monthly  An- 
thology," the  "  North  American  Review," 
etc. 

Savory,  C.  H.  A  Decorator.  An 
English  mechanic  of  the  daj',  of  London. 

Say,  Benjamin,  M.D.  His  Son.  An 
American  physician  of  Philadelphia ;  son 
of  Thomas  Say,  a  member  of  the  Societj'' 
of  Friends,  and  grandfather  of  Thomas 
Say,  the  naturalist. 

Say,  Samuel.  5.  S.  An  English 
writer  of  the  eighteenth  century,  in  the 
"  Gentleman's  Magazine." 

Sayers,  Frances  H.  Lady  Frances 
H.  Cecil.     An  English  poetof  the  da,Y. 

Sayres,  Rev.  Gilbert  H.  The  Bector. 
An  American  Protestant  Episcopal  cler- 


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gyman ;  rector  of  Grace  Church,  Jamaica, 
L.I. ;  Union  Coll.,  1814. 

Scadding,  Henry,  and  others.  The 
Editing  Committee  of  the  Canadian  Insti- 
tute.—  Scadding,  Henry,  D.D.,  1813-. 
A  Canadian  author  and  clergyman;  b. 
at  Dunkeswell,  Eng. ;  educ.  at  U.  C. 
Coll.,  Toronto,  and  St.  John's  Coll., 
Cambridge,  Eng. ;  rector  of  Trinity 
Church,  Toronto,  from  1847. 

Scantlebury, .     A  Layman.     An 

English  controversial  writer  of  one  hun- 
dred years  ago. 

Schaflf,  Philip,  1819-.  P.  S.  An 
American  theologian ;  b.  at  Chur,  Swit- 
zerland ;  Univ.  of  Berlin,  1841;  studied 
also  at  Halle  and  Tiibingen ;  has  been  a 
teacher  and  professor  in  this  country 
since  1844. 

SchifF,  Hermann.  Isaah  Bernays. 
A  German  novelist. 

Schimmelpenninck,  Mary  Anne 
(Galton),  1778-1856.  Dom  Claude 
Launcelot.  An  English  lady;  daughter 
of  Samuel  and  Lucy  Galton,  Eriends  of 
Dodson,  near  Birmingham ;  in  1806  mar- 
ried Lambert  Schimmelpenninck,  and  re- 
moved to  Bristol,  and  in  1818  joined  the 
Moravians. 

Schmidt,  J.  P.  Old  Book.  A  French 
antiquary ;  maitre  des  requetes;  inspector 
of  monuments. 

Schmidt -Weissenfels,  Ernst.  Ernst 
Hellmuth.     A  German  novelist. 

Scholander,  Prof.  Fredrik  Vilhelm, 
1816-1881.     Acharius. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,".  First  Series,  p.  544. 

Schreiner,  Miss  Olive.  Ralph  Iron. 
An  Englisli  novelist  of  the  day. 

Schulze-Smidt,  Bernhardine  frau. 
E.  Osivuld.    A  German  novelist  of  the  day. 

Schwartz,  Mrs.  Marie  Sophie 
(Birath),  1819-.  Era  M.  S.  S***.  A 
Swedish  novelist. 

Schwarz,  Agnes  Sophie  (Becker). 
Sophie  Becker.  A  German  writer  of  the 
day. 

Scot,  Thomas.  Sir  Hubert  Cotton.  An 
English  writer  early  in  the  eighteenth 
■century. 

Scotland.     Fenjusia. 

Scott,  Clement.     Almaviva. 

See  "  I.  and  1'.,"  First  Series,  p.  545. 

Scott,  Daniel  J.  U.  D.,  -1759.  Phi- 
lanthropus  Londinensis.  An  English  Bap- 
tist clergyman  ;  b.  in  London ;  educ.  at 
Utreclit ;  settled  in  Colciiester. 

Scott,  ]>ev.  Daniel.  A  Preacher  to  a 
Christian  Community  at  Leeds.  An  Eng- 
lish clergyman. 

Scott,  James  George.  Schway  Yoe. 
An  English  writer  of  the  day.     , 


Scott,  Sir  Walter,  1771-1832.  No 
Fisher  but  a  Welt-wisher  to  the  Game;  Sir 
Tristram;    W.  S.  ;    Wizard  of  the  North. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  545. 

Scott,  Sir  William,  Lord  Stowell. 
Cinna;  Panurge. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  545. 

Scott,  Winfield,  1786-1866.  "Old 
Chapultepec."  An  eminent  American 
soldier ;  b.  at  Petersburg,  Virginia ; 
lieutenant-general,  1855-66;  d.  at  New 
York  City. 

Scourfield,  J.  H.  J.  H.  S.  An  Eng- 
lish poet  of  the  day(?). 

Scudamore,  Eev.  William  Edward. 
A  Parish  Priest.  An  English  clergy- 
man ;  St.  John's  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1835 ; 
rector  of  Ditchingham  (Norfolk)  near 
Bungay,  Suffolk,  1839-60  et  seq. 

Scudder,  Horace  Elisha.     B.  Fellow. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  546. 

Scudder,  Samuel  Hubbard,  S.B., 
1837-.  A  Bochester  Fellow ;  Francis 
Lutterby.  An  American  naturalist;  b. 
in  Roxbury,  Mass. ;  Williams  Coll.,  1857 ; 
Harv.  Scientific  School,  1862  ;  secretary 
of  the  Boston  Natural  History  So- 
ciety, 1862;  editor  of  "Science,"  1878- 
87. 

Seabrook,  Whitemarsh  Benjamin, 
about  1795-1855.  A  South  Carolinian. 
An  American  writer  ;  governor  of  South 
Carolina,  1848-50;  d.  in  St.  Luke's  Parish, 
S.C. 

Seabury,  Samuel,  D.D.,  1729-96.  A 
Member  of  the  Episcopal  Church;  A.  W., 
Farmer. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  546. 

Seager,  Charles,  M.A.     A  Priest. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series, 'p.  546. 

Sealy,  Thomas  Henry.  T.  T.  T. 
An  I'^nglisli  author  or  compiler. 

Sears,  Edmund  Hamilton,  1810-76. 
E.  II.  S.  An  American  clergyman  ;  b. 
in  Berkshire,  Mass.;  Union  Coll.,  1834; 
Cambridge  Divinity  School,  1837  ;  pastor 
at  Westo"^n,  Mass.,  1805-76. 

Sears,  NcAvton.     Mrs.  Kismet. 

Sears,  S.  The  Editor  of  the  "  Little 
Gleaner."     An  English  journalist. 

Seaver,  W.  A.  Editor's  Drawer.  An 
American  journalist. 

See,  James  W.  Chordul.  An  Amer- 
ican writer  of  the  day. 

Seebright,  .      A    Friend    to    the 

Clergy.     An  English  writer  early  in  the 
eighteenth  century. 

Sellman,  Julius.  J.  S — n.  A  Swed- 
isli  writer. 

Sellon,  Priscilla  Liydia,  1821-76. 
The  Superior  of  the  Society.  An  English 
woman;  chief  founder  of  the  conventual 


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system  in  the  Church  of  England,  and 
mother  superior  of  the  Sisters  of  Mercy 
of  Devenport  and  Plymouth ;  a  daughter 
of  Capt.  W.  E.  Sellon,  of  the  Eoyal 
Navy  ;  d.  at  West  Malvern,  Cornwal. 

Sena,  Kesavachhandra.  An  In- 
dian Theist.  A  Hindu  writer  of  the 
day. 

Senior,  Nassau  WUliam,  1790-1864. 
A.  Guardian.  An  English  economist ;  b. 
at  Compton,  Berkshire ;  educ.  at  Eton  and 
Magdalen  Coll.,  Oxford;  B.A.,  1811; 
called  to  the  bar,  1818 ;  professor  at 
Oxford,  1825-30  and  1840-45;  and  for 
some  years  examiner  in  Political  Econ- 
omy at  Oxford. 

Serle,  Ambrose,  1742'-f812.  A  Chris- 
tian lately  departed.  A  pious  and  able 
Christian  writer^  one  of  the  English 
commissioners  of  the  Transport  Board ; 
d.  at  Worthing. 

Seton,  William,  Jr.  A  Member  of  Par- 
liament. A  Scottish  writer,  of  Pitmedden, 
first  part  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Settle,  Elkauah,  1648-1723-4.    Doeg. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  547. 

Sewall,  Rev.  Edmund  Quincy,  A.M., 
-1868.  E.  Q.  S.  An  American  clergy- 
man ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1815 ;  pastor  for  many 
years  at  Scituate,  Mass. 

Sewall,  Henry  Devereux.  An  Uni- 
tarian of  New  York.  An  American  writer 
of  sixty  years  ago. 

Sewall,  Samuel  Edmund,  LL.B. 
Z.  An  American  lawyer  of  Boston  ; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1817  ;  LL.B.,  1820 ;  in  1887 
a  lawyer  of  Boston. 

Seward,  Miss  Anna.     Benvolio. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  Fh-st  Series,  p.  547. 

Seward,  George  F.  The  Consul- 
General  in  China.  An  American  diplo- 
matist and  writer ;  b.  in  New  York ;  the 
nephew  of  W.  H.  Seward ;  in  1875 
appointed  minister  plenipotentiary  to 
China. 

Seward,  William.  An  Intimate  Friend 
of  his. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  547. 

SeAvard,  William  Henry,  LL.D., 
1801-72.  B-lli/  8-iv-rd.  An  American 
statesman;  b.  in  Florida,  Orange  Co., 
N.Y.;  Union  Coll.,  1820;  United  States 
secretary  of  state,  1861-68;  d.  at  Au- 
burn, N.Y. 

Se^vell,  George,  M.D.     A  Gentleman. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  547. 

SeweU,  Rev.  William,  B.D.,  1805-74. 
W.  S.      . 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  547. 

Seymour,  Almira.  One  ivho  "  has 
some  there."  'An  American  poet  and 
writer  of  the  day. 


Seymour,  Charles,  Duke  of  Somer- 
set, 1661-1748.  The  Proud  Duke.  An 
English  nobleman;  a  Protestant  and  a 
Whig. 

Seymour,  Robert,  about  1800-36.  One 
of  the  Old  School.  An  English  artist ;  the 
"  Modern  Hogarth  " ;  acquired  great  rep- 
utation by  his  illustrations  to  the  early 
numbers  of  the  "  Pickwick  Papers  " ;  b. 
and  d.  in  London. 

Shadw^ell,  Lancelot,  Esq.  Philhellen 
Etonensis.  An  English  classical  scholar;, 
at  one  time  fellow  of  St.  John's  Coll., 
Cambridge. 

Share,  James  M.,  1822-.  Barclay  De- 
laval.  An  Irish  poet ;  b.  near  Waterford ; 
royal  navy,  1847-70 ;  in  1879  resident  at 
Mutley  Park,  Plymouth. 

Sharman,  Edw^ard.  A  Beal  Friend 
of  Methodists.     An  English  writer. 

Sharp,  Granville,  1734-1813.  .4  Pri- 
vate Person. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  547. 

Sharp,  John.  ./.  «S'.  An  English  writer 
of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Sharpe,  Gregory,  LL.D.,  1713-71. 
A  Lover  of  Truth.  An  English  clergy- 
man ;  b.  in  Yorkshire ;  educ.  at  West. 
Sell,  and  at  Marischal  Coll.,  Aberdeen ; 
became  minister  of  Broadway  Chapel, 
Westminster,  and  afterwards  master  of 
the  Temple. 

Sharpe,  John,  Jr.  Philanthus.  An 
English  writer  of  one  hundred  years  ago  ; 
B.A.  of  Trin.  Coll.,  Oxford. 

Sharpe,  Lancelot,  M.A.,  1774-1851. 
L.  S.  An  English  clergyman ;  b.  in 
London;  educ.  at  Pembroke  Hall,  Cam- 
bridge ;  minister  of  All-Hallows,  Stain- 
ing, from  1806,  and  one  of  the  masters  of 
Merchant-Taylors'  School;  prebendary  of 
St.  Paul's,  London,  1843-51. 

Shattiick,  Lemuel.  The  Chairman 
of  the  Commissioners.  An  American  his- 
torical and  statistical  writer;  b.  at  Ashby, 
Mass.;  was  a  teacher  for  some  years,  then 
a  trader  at  Concord,  Mass.,  1823-33; 
finally  a  bookseller  and  publisher  in 
•Boston,  where  he  died. 

Shaw,  Cuthbert.  Faustinas  Scriblerus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  548. 

Shaw,  Henry  W.,  1818-85.  Died  at 
Monterey,  Cal. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  548. 

Sha-w,  J.  B.  Sigma,  An  English 
poet ;  first  a  schoolmaster,  then  a  lawyer. 

Shaw,  Rev.  Oliver  Abbot, -1855.  The 
Patentee.  An  American  clergyman ;  Yale 
Coll.,  1821. 

Shaw,  Peter,  M.D.  An  Eminent  J^hi/- 
sician. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  548. 


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Sheahan,  Dennis  B.     Bun. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  548. 

Shed,  Henry  P.  The  Cashier.  An 
American  banker  of  Boston. 

Slieehy,  William  J.  A.  Olinthus.  An 
English  traveller  and  writer. 

Sheffler,  Johann.     Angelus  Silesius. 

Shelley,  Percy  Bysshe.  Scythrop ; 
P.  B.  S. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  548. 

Shepherd,  Henry  John.  S.  An  Eng- 
lish lawyer ;  a  bencher  of  Lincoln's  Inn, 
and  recorder  of  Abingdon  ;  son  of  Sir 
Samuel  Shepherd  ;  d.  1840. 

Shepherd,  Richard,  D.D.,  1732-1809. 
Philalethes  Rusticans.  An  English  clergy- 
man ;  archdeacon  of  Bedford,  1783 ;  rec- 
tor of  Wetherden  and  Helminghara,  Suf- 
folk. 

Shepherd,  Samuel,  F.S.  A.,  1799-1858. 
A  Rambler  among  the  Tombs.  An  English 
civilian ;  b.  at  Chelsea ;  was  for  more  than 
thirty  years  engaged  as  a  civil  servant  on 
the  secretarial  staff  of  Chelsea  Hospital, 
and  d.  in  that  town. 

Sheppard,  Mrs.  Lydia  H.  E.  L. 
Llewellyn.  An  American  writer  of  the 
day,  of  Boston  (1). 

Sheppard,  Sarah.  S.  8.  An  Eng- 
lish writer. 

Sherard,  S.     S.  Warton. 

Sherer,  Col.  Moyle.  An  Officer.  An 
English  soldier ;  entered  the  army,  1807  ; 
major,  1830 ;  placed  on  half-pay,  1832 ; 
served  in  the  Peninsula,  1809-11  and 
1812-13 ;  received  the  war  medal  with 
three  clasps. 

Sheridan,  Mrs.  Frances  (Chamber- 
laine),  1724-66.  The  Editor  of  "Miss 
Sidney  BidduJph."  An  Irish  lady  ;  mother 
of  R.  B.  Sheridan,  and  wife  of  Thomas 
Sheridan  ;  d.  at  Blois,  in  France. 

Sheridan,  Thomas,  1084-1738.  A 
Person  trho  had  some  Share  in  his  Educa- 
tion. An  Irish  writer ;  grandfather  of 
R.  B.  Sheridan ;  educ.  in  Dublin ;  re- 
ceived holy  orders;  afterwards  a  teacher 
at  Cavan  ;  "  ill-starred,  good-natured,  and 
improvident  ...  a  punster,  a  quibbler,  a 
fiddler,  and  a  wit." 

Sherlock,  Martin.  Le  marquis  CI. 
Fr.  Adr.  de  Lezay-M arnezia. 

Querard  says  that  the  two  works,  "  Lettre 
•  d'un  Voyageur  anglois"  (L.  1779-SO)  and  "Nou- 
velles  lettres  d'un  Voyageur  anglois"  (L.  1779), 
were  not  written  by  Sherlock,  but  by  Marquis 
Lezay-Marnezia. 

Sherlock,  Thomas,  D.D.,  1078-1701. 
A  Gentleman ;  The  Country  Parson.  An 
English  divine ;  b.  in  London ;  educ.  at 
Eton  and  Cambridge;  bishop  of  London, 
1748-61. 


Sherman,  Roger,  1721-93.  Philo- 
eunomos.  An  American  statesman ;  b. 
at  Newton,  Mass. ;  was  admitted  to  the 
bar  in  1754;  M.C.,  1774-93;  d.  at  New- 
Haven,  Conn. 

Sherwin,  Thomas,  1799-1869, 
8 — n.  An  American  teacher;  b.  at 
Westmoreland,  N.H. ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1825; 
sub-master  in  the  Boston  English  High 
School,  1829-37 ;  master,  1837-«9 ;  d.  in 
Boston.  ,,^ 

Shields,  G.  O.     Coquina. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  rirsf.  Series,  p.  549. 

Sliillaber,  Seujamlu  PeHfaalloTT. 
Old-Man-'ioith-a-Cane. 

See  •'  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  549. 

Shimeall,  Rev.  Richayd  C.  *IAO- 
^YXnN.  An  American  clergyman ;  a 
member  of  the  Presbyteijr  of  New 
York. 

Shirley,  William. ,  '  Zusitanicus.  An 
English  gentleman ;  soree  j^ears  resident 
in  Portugal,  returning  to  Jfingland  about 
1749 ;   was  the  authoi;  of  several  plays. 

Shore,  A.,  and  Lioijiisa.     A.  4r  L. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  549. 

Shore,  Hon,  Frederick  John.  A 
Friend  of  India.  An  Indian  official; 
judge  of  the  district  of  Furruckabad. 

Short,  Thomas  Vowler,  D.D.,  1790-. 
A  Clergyman.  An  English  clergyman ; 
b.  at  Dawlish,  county  of  Devon  ;  Christ 
Church,  Oxford,  1812;  bishop  of  St. 
Asaph's,  1846-. 

Shorter,  Catharine.  Clarissa.  An 
English  woman ;  wife  of  Sir  Robert 
Walpole. 

Shower,  Sir  Bartholomew,  Knt., 
-1701.  A  Gentleman  of  tlie  Inner  Temple. 
A  distinguished  English  pleader  of  Lon- 
don ;  brother  of  John  Shower ;  was  re- 
corder of  London,  1687-88. 

Sigourney,  Mrs.  Lydia  (Huntley), 
1791-1865.  L.  H.  S.  An  American 
poet;  b.  at  Norwich,  Conn.;  in  1819 
married  Mr.  Charles  Sigourney,  of  Hart- 
ford, and  resided  there  till  her  death. 

Sikes,  WiUiam  Wirt. 

June  19,  1878. 

The  following  are  some  of  the  noms  de 
plume  used  in  various  publications  during  the 
past  twenty-five  years  by        Yours  truly, 

Wirt  Sikes. 

Orlando  James. 
Sylvester  Cobblestone, 

Jr. 
Mrs.  Syhes. 
Ralph  Cornwall. 
Seth  Howe. 
E.  L.  L.       ■       . 
Quintin  Maisys. 
E.  P.  Dell. 
Isaac  V.  Jrvivff. 
Boanerf/cs  lirown. 
James  Dobb,  artist. 


Fitz  Morner. 
•Wilhelm. 
Orion. 
Wirt. 

Charles  Wallcer  Har- 
per. 
The  Idler. 
Ralph  Oillespie. 
Burton  Sd.re. 
Solemn  One  {the  Wise). 
Starr. 
Leonore. 


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Silsbee,  Rev.  William.      W.  S.     An 

American  clergyman  ;  b.  in  Salem,  Mass. ; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1832  ;  Divinity  School,  1836; 
since  1868  pastor  at  Trenton,  N.Y. 

Simwions,  Rev.  George  Frederick, 
_/V.M.,  I8il:~55.  G.  F.  S.;  A  Member  of 
iJip  Sitfii"  An  American  clergyman;  b. 
in  IBostou;  Harv.  Coll..  ]P-""!2;  Divinity 
S(-hool,  1838;  passed  bis  life  chiefly  at 
C'.>";i;or<?V  Mass.,  from  1850,  and  d.  there. 

Siraiuons,  William  H;!yne(1),  M.D. 
Atlipiiion.  An  Ainerican  wiiter;  b.  in 
South  Carolina;  afterwards  resided  in 
East  Florida;  M.D.  UnVv-.  of  Pennsyl- 
vania, but  never  practised  medicine. 

Shmns,  William  Gilmore,  LT.D. 
W.   G.   A;    Gui/  Eirers. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  550. 

Simon,  Bdouard  Ktienne.  Edouard- 
Lochroy.     A  French  writer  of  tlie  day. 

Sim6ii,  Emma  (Couvely),  1848-. 
Emma  Vety.  A  German  novelist  of  the 
day;  b.  at  Braunfels,  near  Metzlar; 
taught  at  HanoVe?;'  s;nd  while  a  teacher 
wrote  her  first  novel;  in  1871  married 
the  bookseller  Simon  in  Stuttgart,  and 
in  1886  lives  at  Prankfurt-a-M. 

Simond,  tioiiis.      Un  Franrais. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  550. 

Simpson,  Mrs.  Evangeline  M.  Van 
Saxon.     An  American  writer.,of  tlie  day. 

Simpson,  J.  Palgrave.  A  Traveller. 
An  English  miscellaneous  writer. 

Simpson,  Joseph.  A  Barrister-at-law. 
An  English  lawyer  of  one  hundred  years 
ago. 

Simpson,  Rev.  Samuel,  M.A.  A  Lay- 
man. An  English  clergyman ;  chaplain 
of  St.  Thomas,  Douglas,  Isle  of  Man, 
1851-67 ;  afterwards  resident  in  1880  at 
Kingston  House,  Chertsey- 

Simpson,  W.  Graham.  Jonathan 
Coalfield.     An  English  artist. 

Simpson,  WoUey.  An  Auctioneer.  An 
English  writer. 

Sisson,  Rev.  John.  A  Country  Pastor. 
An  English  clergyman. 

Sjoberg,  Erik,  1794-1828.  Vitalis.  A 
Swedish  poet. 

Skelton,  John.  A  Democratic  Torn; 
S. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  551. 

Skene,  Harriet.  Martha  Bethune  Ba- 
liol.    An  English  lady  of  the  last  century. 

Skerret,  Marie.  Skirra.  An  English 
woman;  wife  of  Sir  Robert  Walpole. 

Skinner,  Abby.  Au7it  Abhie.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day. 

Sladen,  John.  A  Protestant  Dissenter, 
a.  Friend  to  Truth,  Peace,  and  Liberty.  An 
English  Independent  of  early  in  the  eigh- 
teenth century. 


Slatter,  James  W.      J.    W.  S.     An 

English  writer. 

Slow,  Jonathan,  D.D.,  F.R.S.,  etc. 
Pindaricus.  An  English  clergyman  and 
poet  of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Smalridge,  George,  1663-1719. 
George  Smallage.  A  learned  English 
prelate ;  b.  at  Lichfield ;  educ.  at  West- 
minster and  Oxford ;  bishop  of  Bristol, 
1714-19. 

Smedley,  Rev.  Edward.  A  Church- 
man. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  552. 

Smedley,  Miss  Menella  Bute.    M.  S. 

See  "  I.  and. P.,"  First  Series,  p.  552. 

Smeeton,  George.     G.  S. 

See  "  I.  and  Pi,"  First  Series,  p.  552. 

Smith,  A.     Fritz.    A  writer  of  the  day. 

Smith,  Adam  ;  Hume,  David ;  and 
others.     A  Society  of  Gentlemen. 

Smith,  Carl.  C.  S:th.  A  Swedish 
writer. 

Smith,  Mrs.  Caroline  Li.  Aunt 
Carrie.  An  American  writer  for  the 
young. 

Smith,  Charitie  Lees.  C.  L.  S.  An 
Irish  poet,  etc. ;  daughter  of  Rev.  Sidney 
Smitli,  rector  of  Aghalurcher,  county 
Fermanagh,  Ireland;  b.  at  Bloomfield, 
Merrion  Co.,  Dublin.  p 

Smith,  Charles  Card,  1827-.  S. ; 
C.  C.  S. ;  S — /(.  An  American  writer  of 
Boston  ;  b.  in  that  city  ;  has  contributed 
to  the  ."  North  American  Review,"  the 
"Christ.  Exam.,"  the  "Atlantic  Month- 
ly," and  the  "  Literary  World." 

Smith,  Mrs.  E.  Vale.  E.  V.  S.  An 
American  wiiter  of  the  day. 

Smitli,  Edvrard.     Captain  Ray. 

Smith,  F.  Hopkinson,  1838-.  The 
Owl.  An  Americaii  arti&t ;  b.  in  Balti- 
more ;  self-educated ;  a  prominent  mem- 
ber of  the  Water-Color  Society,  of 
which  he  has  been  treasurer,  1872-78 
et  seq. 

Smith,  George.  G.  S.  An  lrish(?) 
writer  on  angling  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Smith,  George  Barnett.     G.  B.  S. 

Smith,  Rev.  George  Charles.  G. 
C.  8. ;  "  Boatswain "  Smith ;  A  Sailor 
Preacher;   The  Sailor's  Friend. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  553. 

Smith,  Gerrit.  X.;  S.  1797-.  An 
American  philanthropist ;  b.  -at  Utica, 
N.Y. ;  Hamilton  Coll.,  1818;  admitted 
to  the  bar,  1853  ;  M.C.,  1852. 

Smith,  Goldwin,  LL.D.     A  Layman. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  553. 

Smith,  Helen  A.  '  Hazel  Shepard, 
An writer  on  natural  history. 

Smith,  Helen  E.     Ethel  Carlton. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  553. 


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Smith,      Mrs.      Horace      Wemyss. 

Horace   Wemyss ;    H.    W.    S.      An    

religious  writer  of  the  day. 

Smith,  James  Alexander.  J.  A.  8. 
A  Scottisli  naturalist C?). 

Smith,  James  Hicks,  1822-82.  An 
Hereditary  High  Churchman.  An  Eng- 
lish barrister;  b.  at  Manchester  (?)  ;  of 
the  Inner  Temple,  and  for  some  time 
went  the  Oxford  Circuit ;  d.  at  Brewood, 
Staffordshire. 

Smith,  James  Moore.  Philoscrib- 
lerus ;  Philoditto. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  553. 

Smith,  Jerome  Vau  CroTt^ninshield, 
M.D.,  1800-.  A  Citizen  of  Massachusetts. 
An  American  author ;  b.  in  Conway, 
N.H. ;  Brown  Univ.,  1818;  M.D.  Wil- 
liams Coll.,  1822 ;  mayor  of  Boston, 
1854. 

Smith,  Eev.  John  Cotton,  D.D., 
1826-82.  The  Rector;  A  New  York 
Presbyter.  An  American  Protestant 
Episcopal  clergyman ;  b.  in  Andover, 
Mass. ;  Bowdoin  Coll.,'  1847  ;  Theologi- 
cal Seminary  at  Gambler,  Ohio ;  rector 
of  the  C^hurch  of  the  Ascension,  N.Y., 
1860-82  ;  d.  at  his  home. 

Smith,  Mrs.  Julia,  1761-1834.  The 
Editor  of  "  Letters  of  the  Swedish  Court." 
An  English  writer;  widow  of  Rev.  Joseph 
Smith,  vicar  of  Melksham,  Wiltshire  ;  d. 
at  Grantham. 

Smith,  Mrs.  Julie  P.  Widow  Gold- 
smith. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.' 554. 

Smith,  Li.  D.     Dog  Whip. 

Smith,  Mrs.  li.  T.  L.T.Meade.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day. 

Smith,  R.  C.  Merlinus  Anglicus,  Jun. ; 
Members  of  the  Mer curie,  etc.  An  Eng- 
lish writer  on  astrology  fifty  years  ago. 

Smith,  S.  A  Rambler.  An  English 
author. 

Smith,  Seba.     John  Smith,  Esquire. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  554. 

Sniith,  Thomas  Ij.     Jeremy  Peters. 

Smith,  William,  D.D.,  1727  or  28- 
1803.      Candidus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  554. 

Smith,  Rev.  William.  M.  G.  {Mira- 
cle of  Grace).  A  preacher  of  the  Ilunt- 
ingtonian  persuasion,  who,  in  imitation 
of  his  master,  of  leather-breeches  mem- 
ory, subscribed  himself  "  M.  G.  (Mir- 
acle of  Grace)  " ;  he  was  minister  of 
Beersheba  Chapel,  Prospect  Phice,  St. 
George's  Fields,  London. 

Smith,  William.  A  Burgher ;  Sece- 
der  in  Glasgoio.  A  Scottish  writer  of  one 
hundred  yoirs  ago. 

Smith,   William   P.,  D.D.     Mnason. 


A  Scottish  clergyman  ;  minister  of  Keig 
and  Tough,  Aberdeenshire. 

Smith,  Wyndham.  Assassin.  An 
Englishman ;  son  of  the  great  Sydney, 
and  a  man  of  curious  saturnine  humor. 

Smyth,  Egbert  Coffin,  D.:^.,  and 
others,  1829-.  The  Editors  of -'the  An- 
dover "Review."  An  eminent  A'|^erican 
clergyman;  b.  at  Brunswick,  Me'. ;  Bow- 
doin Coll.,  1848;  Bangor  Theol.  Sem., 
1853 ;  professor  at  Andover  Theol.  Sem., 
1863-87. 

Smythe,  Emily  Anne  Beaufort,  Vis- 
countess Strangford.     Emily  A.Beciufort. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  555. 

Smythies,  T.  B.  The  Editor  of  "  The 
British  Workman." 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  555. 

Snell,  H.  H.  H.  H.  S.  An  English 
editor  of  the  "  Evangelist,"  London. 

Snelling,  William  Joseph.     W.  J.  8. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  555. 

Snoilsky,  Carl  Jolian  Gustaf,  Count, 
1841-.  Sven  Trost.  A  Swedish  poet; 
member  of  the  Swedish  Acad. 

Snow,  Rev.  Herman.  A  Minister  of 
the  Gospel.  An  American  minister  and 
spiritualist;  of  Cambridge  Divinity 
School,  1843;  in  1887  resident  in  that 
city. 

Snow,  Rev.  Theodore  William,  A.M. 
The  Rector. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  555. 

Snow^den,  James  Ross,  1810-.  The 
Director  of  the  Mint.  An  American  writer 
on  coins  and  medals ;  b.  in  Chester,  Del- 
aware Co.,  Penn. ;  director  of  the  United 
States  mint,  1853-61. 

Suo\ve,  Josepli.  George  St.  George. 
An  English  writer. 

Somerville,  Rt.  Hon.  John(?),  1765-. 
A  Friend  to  Order.  A  Scottish  baron; 
b.  in  Somersetshire;  educ.  at  Harrow 
School,  and  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Cam- 
bridge ;  was  a  practical  agriculturist. 

Sonden,  Anders  Fredrik.  A.  F.  8. 
A  Swedish  writer  of  the  day. 

Sorel,  W.  J.     Christian  Le  Ros. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  555. 

Sotheby,  H.  W.  Meleager.  An  Eng- 
lish writer  m  "  Temple  Bar." 

Sotlieran,  Miss .     Pudica. 

Southard,  Rev.  Samuel  Lewis,  1819- 
59.  Tlie  Rector.  An  American  clergy- 
man ;  rector  of  Calvary  Church,  New 
York;  b.  in  Trenton,  N.J. ;  New  Jersey 
Coll.,  1836. 

Southey,  Robert,  Esq.     A  Laureat. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  555. 

Southwick,  Solomon,  Jr.  Henry 
Homespun,  Jr. 

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Southwood,  Marion.  A  Lady  of  New 
Orleans.    An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Spanier,  Johann  Gottlieb  Christian 
Franz  Otto,  1820-.  Franz  Otto.  A 
German  writer  of  the  day ;  a  publisher 
and  bookseller ;  b.  at  Darmstadt ;  estab- 
lished himself  at  Leipsic  in  1847. 

Sparks,  Jared,  LL.D.,  1791-1866.  S. ; 
S — s.  An  American  historian ;  b.  at 
Willington,  Conn.;  Ilarv.  Coll.,  1815; 
pastor  at  Baltimore,  Md.,  1819-2-3 ;  pro- 
fessor at  Harv.,  1838-49 ;  president,  1849- 
53;  d.  at  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Spedding,  James.  The  Railway 
Reader.  An  Irish  editor  of  Trin.  Coll., 
Dublin;  secretary  to  the  Civil  Service 
Commission  ;  resigned  in  1855. 

Spence,  David.  A  Member  of  the  So- 
ciety. A  Scottish  writer  early  in  the 
eighteenth  century ;  treasurer  of  the  old 
Bank  of  Scotland. 

Spence,  John,  Jr.,  -1851.  A  Young 
Physician.  An  American  writer ;  Brown 
Univ.,  1839;  Harv.  Med.  School,  1843. 

Spencer,  Charles,  3d  Earl  of  Sunder- 
land, 1674-1722.  Sundarius.  An  Eng- 
lish statesman ;  a  younger  son  of  Robert, 
the  second  earl ;  succeeded  his  father  in 
1702;  prime  minister,  1718-21. 

Spencer,  E.ev.  E.  A  Country  Incum- 
bent. An  English  clergyman  of  one  hun- 
dred years  ago. 

Spencer,  Capt.  Edmund.  An  Eng- 
lishman Resident  in  Germany.  An  English 
traveller. 

Spencer,  Mrs.  Senator.  May  Nunez. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day ;  f  ortnerly 
an  actress  of  New  York  City. 

Spencer,  Rev.  Thomas.  A  Somerset- 
shire Clergyman.  An  English  writer  on 
political  economy. 

Spooner,  J.  A  Young  Adventurer.  An 
English  writer. 

Sporon,  Benjamin  G.  Philokalus.  An 
English  writer  of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Sprague,  Charles,  A.M.     C.  S. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  556. 

Sprague,  William  Buell,  D.D., 
1795-1876.  A  Clergyman  of  Neiu  Eng- 
land. An  American  clergyman ;  b.  at 
Andover,  Conn.;  Yale  Coll.,  1815; 
Princeton  Theol.  Sem.,  1816 ;  pastor  at 
Albany,  N.Y.,  1829-69 ;  d.  at  Elushing, 
Long  Island,  N.Y. 

Spring,  Gardiner,  D.D.,  LL.D., 
1785-.  A  Pastor.  An  American  clergy- 
man ;  b.  at  Newburyport,  Mass. ;  Yale 
Coll.,  1805  ;  minister  in  New  York  City, 
1810-. 

Springer,  Robert,  1816-85.  J^duard 
Wagner. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  557. 


Sproat,  Rev.  James,  D.6.,  1722-93. 
Bev.  Mr.  J — s  S — t.  An  American  Con- 
gregational minister;  b.  in  Middleboro', 
Mass. ;  Yale  Coll.,  1741 ;  pastor  in  Phil- 
adelphia, 1769-93. 

Squire,  Rev.  Samuel,  D.D.  Phile- 
leutherus  Londinensis ;  Dr.  Squirt,  S^c. ; 
The  Man  of  Angola. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  557. 

Stabback,  Rev.  Thomas,  1793-1850. 
A  Minister.  An  English  clergyman;  b. 
at  Exeter  ;  vicar  of  Cubert,  1809-50 ;  d. 
at  Philleigh  Vicarage. 

Stace,  Machell.  M.  8.,  G.  S.  An 
English  bookseller  of  London. 

Stackhouse,  Rev.  Alfred  Long, 
1811-76.  The  Secretary  of  the  Society,  etc. 
An  English  clergyman;  b.  at  Camber- 
well,  Surrey  ;  Lincoln  Coll.,  1834 ;  in- 
cumbent of  Longford,  Tasmania,  1849- 
76,  and  d.  there. 

Stael-Holstein,  Mme.  Anne  Louise 
Germaine  (Necker),  la  baronne  de 
1766-1817.  Une  Femme.  An  eminent 
French  lady ;  b.  and  d.  in  Paris  ;  was 
the  only  child  of  Necker,  the  famous 
financier;  in  1786  married  Eric,  —  Baron 
de  Stael, — a  Swedish  diplomatist. 

Stalberg,  Carolina  Vilhelmina, 
1803-1872.  Vilhelmina.  A  Swedish 
novelist  and  poetess. 

Stagg,  John.  The  Blind  Poet  of 
Cumberland.  An  English  poet  early  in 
the  century. 

Staley,  Thomas  Nettleship,  1823-. 
The  Right  Rev.  the  Bishop  of  Honolulu. 
An  English  clergyman ;  b.  at  Sheffield ; 
Queen's  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1844  ;  mission- 
ary bishop  of  Honolulu,  Sandv/ich  Islands, 
1861-. 

Stanhope,  George,  D.D.,  1660-1728. 
The  Prolocutor.  An  English  divine ;  b. 
at  Hertishorn,  Derbyshire ;  educ.  at 
Eton  and  Cambridge;  dean  of  Canter- 
bury, 1704-28. 

Stanhope,  James,  1st  Earl  Stan- 
hope, 1673-1721.  Polemius.  An  emi- 
nent British  general  and  statesman ;  a 
grandson  of  Philip,  Earl  of  Chesterfield ; 
one  of  the  chief  secretaries  of  state,  1714. 

Stanhope,  Philip  Dormer,  4th  Earl 
of   Chesterfield,    1694-1773.       A    Broad 

Bottom;    E of   C / d ; 

An  English  Gentleman.  An  English 
courtier,  orator,  and  wit ;  b.  in  London  ; 
educ.  at  Cambridge  ;  principal  secretary 
of  state,  1746-48. 

Stanhope,  Sir  William.  Sir  W — m 
St — pe.  An  English  statesman  of  the 
eighteenth  century. 

Stanley,  Edward  Henry,  15th  Earl 
of  Derby,   1826-.      A  Living  Statesman. 


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An  English  statesman  ;  b.  at  Knowsley  ; 
educ.  at  Rugby  and  Trin.  Coll.,  Cam- 
bridge ;  secretary  of  state  for  foreign 
affairs,  1866-68  and  1874-78,  and  for 
the  colonies,  1882-85. 

Stauley,  WlUiam,  D.D.,  1647-1731. 
"Stentor"  ;  A  C/iurch  of  England  Man. 
An  English  clergyman ;  b.  at  Hinckley, 
Leics. ;  dean  of  St.  Asaph,  1706-31. 

Stannard,  Mrs.  Henrietta  Eliza 
Vaughan.  John  Strange  Winter.  An 
American  novelist  of  tlie  day. 

Stannard,  William  John,  -1880. 
Harrij  Sandars.  An  Englisli  writer  on 
music,  etc. 

Stapleton, P.  Ii.,  1769-1829.  ^h *** te 
Suh.  A  French  writer  known  under  the 
name  of  Auguste  Hus ;  b.  in  Turin ;  he 
was  at  first  a  teacher  of  dancing;  in  1794 
settled  in  Paris,  and  devoted  much  of  his 
time  to  literary  labor. 

Starback,  Prof.  Carl  Georg,  1828-. 
Georg.  A  Swedish  novelist  and  histo- 
rian. 

Starkey,  Digby  PUot,  LL.D.  Men- 
enius. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  558. 

Staton,  James  Taylor.  Tlie  Editor 
oth  "  Bowtun  Luminary."  An  Englisli 
dialect  writer  of  Manchester(?). 

Staunton,  William.  The  Same  Hand 
that  wrote  the  Packet  of  Letters  to  Dr. 
Wuteriand.  An  English  religious  writer 
of  tlie  first  part  of  the  eighteenth  cen- 
tury. 

Stebbins,  Rufus  Phineas,  D.I)., 
1810-85.  R.P.S.  An  American  clergy- 
man ;  b.  in  South  Wilbraham,  Mass.; 
Amlierst  Coll.,  1834 ;  Cambridge  Divinity 
School,  1837  ;  president  of  Meadville 
Theol.  Sem.,  1844-56  ;  pastor  at  Newton, 
Mass.,  1877-85. 

Stebbins,  Mrs.  Sarah  (Bridges). 
One  of  its  Slave.i. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  558. 

Steele,  Anna  C.  C.  An  American 
poet  of  Braintree(?),  Mass. 

Steele,  Sir  Richard.  A  Gentleman  of 
the  Armi/ ;  Cupi.  S — /;  Hibernian  Dick ; 
Isaac  Bickerstaff,  Esq.  :  A  Member  of  the 
House  of  Commons. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  558. 

Stecvens,  George.  Annius  Angli- 
canus  ;  W.  II. ;  Ephraim  Dowse ;  H.  B.  ; 
Alciphron ;  Aldeburan ;  One  of  the  Cock 
and  Hen   Club. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  558. 

Steiiilein,  Laura  (Preese).  ^1?- 
thalls ;  Arlhalis  Frecse.  A  German 
novelist. 

Stephen,  Sir  George.     An  Attorney. 

Sec  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  558. 


Stephen,  John.  A  Practical  Chemist 
and  Experienced  Liquor  Dealer.  An  Amer- 
ican practical  writer  of  PhiladelphiaC?)- 

Stephens,  Mrs.  Ann  Sophia  (Win- 
terbotham),  1813-86.  Jonathan  Slick, 
Esq.,  of  Weatliersfield ,  Conn.,  1854.  An 
American  author;  b.  at  Derby,  Conn.; 
married  in  1832,  and  removed  to  Port- 
land, Me. ;  in  1837  removed  again  to  New 
York  City,  when  she  afterwards  resided, 
devoted  to  literary  labor;  d.  at  Newport, 
R.I. 

Stephens,  David.  A  Member  of  the 
Incorporated  Societi/.  An  Irish  writer  of 
Dublin,  of  the  earlier  part  of  the  eigh- 
teenth century. 

Stephens,  Ed-ward.  Socrates  Chris- 
tianus.  An  English  writer  of  two  hun- 
dred years  ago. 

Stephens,  George,  1800-51.  St.  John 
Dorset.  An  English  dramatist;  b.  at 
Chelsea;  d.  at  Ca"mden-town,  Middlesex. 

Stephens.  John  Lloyd.  An  American. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  558. 

Stephens,  Rev.  William.  Roger.  An 
English  clergyman ;  rector  of  Sutton, 
Surrey,  in  the  first  part  of  the  eighteenth 
century. 

Sterling,  John.  Archceus ;  £ ;  Theo- 
dore Elbett. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  589. 

Sterne,  Rev.  Laurence,  1667-1745. 
English  Rabelais. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  559. 

Stetson,  Amos  W.  A.  W.  S.  An 
American  banker  of  Boston;  in  1887 
president  of  the  State  National  Bank. 

Stetson,  Caleb,  1793-1870.  C.  S. 
An  American  clergyman ;  b.  at  Kings- 
ton, Mass.,  llarv.  Coll.,  1822;  Divinity 
School,  1826  ;  pastor  at  Medford,  Mass., 
1827-48 ;  South  Scituate,  1848-59 ;  East 
Lexington,  1859-62;  d.  at  Lexington. 

Stevens,  Arthur.  J.  Graham.  A 
Frcncli  journalist. 

Stevens,  Henry,  A.M.,  F.S.A.  G. 
M.  B.  [Green  Mountain  Boy]. 

Sec  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  559. 

Stevens,  William,  Esq.,  1732-1807. 
A  Lai/rnnn. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  559. 

Steward,  Edward.  An  Officer  in  the 
Archdeacon's  Court.     An  English  writer. 

Steward,  James,  D.D.  Henry  Trum- 
bull.    An  American  historian. 

Stewart,  Alexander  P.,  M.D.  A 
Westminster  Elector. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Scries,  p.  559. 

Stewart,  Elizabeth  31.  E.  M.  8. 
An  Knglish  novelist  of  the  dayC?). 

Stewart,  William  Grant.  W.  G.  S. 
A  Scottish  literary  anlitiuary  and  writer. 


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StUes,  Ezra,  D.D.,  1727-95.  Phila- 
gathos.  An  eminent  American  sciiolar 
and  divine;  b.  at  North  Haven,  Conn.  ; 
Yale  Coll.,  1746;  president  of  that  col- 
lege, 1778-95;  d.  at  New  Haven. 

StlUingfleet,  Benjamin,  D.D.,  1702- 
71.      Irenccus  Kruntzuvius. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  560. 

Stillman,  Eev.  Samuel,  D.D.,  1737- 
1807.  Jlei-  So7i.  An  American  clergy- 
man; b.  in  Pliiladelphia;  pastor  of  the 
First  Baptist  Chnrch,  in  Boston,  1765- 
1807. 

Stlnchfield,  Ephraim.  A  Watcltman. 
An  American  controversial  writer. 

Stirling,  WiUiam,  1818-.  A  Traveller. 
A  Scottish  nobleman ;  b.  at  Kenmure,  near 
Glasgow;  Trin.  Coll.,  Cambridge,  1839; 
M.P.  for  Perthshire,  1852-68;  in  1866 
succeeded  to  the  title  and  estates  of  his 
uncle.  Sir  John  Maxwell,  and  became 
Sir  William  Stirling  Maxwell. 

Stockdale,  J.  J.  J.  J-  S.  An  Eng- 
lish bookseller  of  London. 

Stockdale,  Rev.  Percival.     Belfield. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  560. 

Stokes,  Anthony,  1736-99.  The 
Chief- Justice.  An  English -American 
jurist  of  the  Inner  Temple ;  chief- 
justice  of  Georgia,  1768-82  ;  d.  in 
London. 

Stokes,  Whitley,  LL.D.     W.  8. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  560. 

StoUe,  liudwig  Ferdinand,  1806-72. 
Ludwig  F.  Anders.  A  German  novelist ; 
b.  and  d.  at  Dresden  ;  educ.  at  Leipsic 
and  Jena ;  was  a  lawyer,  but  devoted 
his  life  chiefly  to  literary  labor  in  Grim- 
ma  and  Dresden. 

Stona,  Rev.  Thomas.     T.  S. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  560. 

Stone,    .       Tyro-Theologus,    A.M. 

An  English  writer  of  one  hundred  years 
ago. 

Stone,  Cecil  Percival.  Enos.  An 
English  soldier  in  77th  Regiment  Royal 
Artillery. 

Storrow,  Thomas  W.  T.  W.  S.  An 
American  writer. 

Storrs,  George,  1796-.  Homo-An- 
thropos.      An  American  religious  writer. 

Story,  Robert  Herbert,  D.D.  A  Par- 
son. A  Scottish  minister  of  Roseneath, 
Dumbartonshire. 

Stott,  Thomas.  Normamius.  An 
Irish  poet  of  Dromore  ;  was  concerned 
in  a  large  firm  in  the  linen  trade ;  de- 
voted his  leisure  to  poetry,  which  gener- 
ally appeared  under  this  signature  in 
the  Belfast  "Newsletter." 

Stow,  John.  A  Hermit.  An  Eng- 
lish writer. 


Stow,  John.      A  Laij-memher  of  the 
Church  of  England. 
See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  561. 

Strauss,  Gustave  Louis  Maurice, 
about  1807-87.  An  Old  Bohemian.  A 
Canadian  writer;  b.  at  Trois-Rivieres,  in 
Lower  Canada;  educ.  in  Germany;  in 
1839  he  settled  in  London,  and  became  an 
author,  linguist,  chemist,  politician,  cook, 
tutor,  dramatist,  journalist,  surgeon,  etc. ; 
d.  at  Teddington,  England. 

Streatfield,  Rev.  Thomas,  1777- 
1848.  T.  8.  An  English  clergyman; 
b.  at  Wandsworth(?)  ;  in  1822  he  settled 
at  Charl's  Edge,  Westerham,  and  d. 
there. 

Street,  Alfred  Billings,  1811-.  A.  B. 
8.  X.  An  American  poet ;  b.  at  Pough- 
keepsie,  N.  Y. ;  resided  in  1836-37  at 
Monticello,  Sullivan  Co.,  N.Y.  ;  from 
1839  at  Albany. 

Streeter,  Sebastian  Ferris,  A.M., 
-1864.  8.  F.  8.  An  American  writer  ; 
Harv.   Univ.,  1831. 

Strempel,  Dora.  Detlef  8tern.  A 
German  writer  of  the  day. 

Strieker,  Karoline  v.  8t.  Nelly.  A 
German  novelist. 

Strickland,  Jane  3Iargaret.  Her 
Sister.  An  English  writer  of  the  day ; 
sister  of  Agnes  Strickland. 

Strickland,  Mrs.  Mary  (Cart- 
wright).  M.  8.  An  English  lady ; 
daughter  of  Edmund  Cartwright,  and 
wife  of   Henry  Eustathius  Strickland. 

Strindberg,  August,  1849-.  ^1.  8.  : 
8 — g.'    A  Swedish  author  and  translator. 

Stringer,  Moses,  M.D.  M.  8.  An 
English  writer  of  two  hundred  years  ago. 

Strock,  Daniel.  8.  An  American 
critic  ;  writer  in  the  "  American  Whig 
Review." 

Strom,  Ulrika.  Tant  Ulla.  A  Swed- 
ish novelist  and  miscellaneous  writer. 

Strong,  Martin.  A  Gentleman  in  the 
City.  An  English  scholar  of  Baliol 
Coll.,  early  in  the  eighteenth  century.  . 

Strussenfelt,  Constantia  Carolina 
Amalia  von,  1803-1847.  Froken  R***. 
A  Swedish  novelist. 

Strussenfelt,  Ulrika  Sofia  von, 
1801-1873.  Z>.  J.  W.  E. ;  Pilgrimen.  A 
Swedish  novelist. 

Stuart,  Charles  Edward,  Count  of 
Albany,  -1882.      The  Last  of  the  Stuarts. 

Stuart,  Clinton.  Walsingham.  An 
American  journalist  of  Boston. 

Stuart,  Elizabeth,  Queen  of  Bohe- 
mia, 1596-1662.  The  Queen  of  Hearts. 
An  English  princess ;  daughter  of  James 
I.  In  1613  she  married  the  Elector 
Palatine  Frederick  V.,  who  accepted  the 


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crown  of  Bohemia,  but  lost  that  and  his 
hereditary  estate  ;  d.  in  EngLand. 

Stuart,  James  Francis  Edward, 
1688-1765.     Yoimg  Jacob. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  562. 

Stuart,  Moses,  D.D.,  1780-1852. 
Civis.  An  American  Congregational 
clergyman ;  b.  at  Wilton,  Conn. ;  Yale 
Coll.,  1799;  professor  in  the  Andover 
Theological  Seminary,  1810-48. 

Stukeley,  William,  M.D.,  1687- 
1765.  Chijiulonax.  An  eminent  Eng- 
lish antiquary ;  b.  at  Holbeach,  Lincoln- 
shire ;  having  practised  nine  years  in 
London  as  a  physician,  removed  to 
Grantham  in  1726  ;  was  ordained  in  1729 ; 
rector  of  St.  George  the  Martyr,  London, 
1747-65. 

Sturtevant,  Peleg.  Bi/ron.  An 
American  poet. 

Sturzen-Becker,  Oscar  Patrik. 
Orvar  Odd.  A  Swedish  writer  of  the 
day. 

Stuxberg,  Anton.  A.  S — g.  A 
Swedish  writer. 

Suber^vlck,  Mme.  .       M.  V.   de 

Fere'al.     A  German  writer. 

Suffleld,  Rev.  Robert  Rodolph.  A 
Scion  of  the  old  Church.  An  English 
clergyman. 

Sulivan,  Sir  Richard  Joseph,  -1806. 
The  Leader  in  the  India  Direction  ;  Akbur 
of  Betlis. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  562. 

Sullivan,  James,  1744-1808.  Citoyen 
de  Novion. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  562. 

Summers,  J.  C  Blue  Peter.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day  on  yachting. 

Sumner,  Charles,  LL.D.,  1811-74.  C. 
S.  An  American  statesman ;  b.  in  Boston  ; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1830 ;  United  States  senator, 
1851-74  ;  d.  at  Washington,  D.C. 

Surnerton,  Thomas.     John  Robart. 

Sutton,  Scott.     Sir  Toby. 


Swan,  Col.  James,  -  about  1831.  A 
Lute  Member  of  tlie  General  Court.  An 
American  revolutionary  soldier;  a  mem- 
ber of  the  legislature,  from  Dorcliester, 
Mass. 

Sw^anwlck,  John.  A  Citizen  of 
Philadelphia.  An  American  political 
writer  of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Swazey,  John  B.  Ah-Chin-le.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day. 

Swett,  William  B.  A  Deaf -Mute. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Swift,  Jonathan,  D.D.  The  Author ; 
Mr.  Ab — /  R — er  ;  A  Celebrated  Author  in 

Ireland ;  Isaac  Bicl-erstaff ;  A 

B ;    English  Rabelais ;    Dr. 

S — t ;  Gregory  Miso  Sarum  ;  A  Person 
of  Quality;  Sieur  de  Baudrier ;  T.  N., 
Philomath. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  563.   x 

Sw'infen,  Rev.  John.  A  Clergyman 
in  the  City.  An  Englisli  Dissenter  of  the 
first  part  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Swlnnock,  George,  A.M.,  -1673.  G. 
S.  An  English  minister ;  vicar  of  Great 
Kj'mble,  Bucks.,  from  which  he  was 
ejected  for  non-conformitj',  1662 ;  be- 
came pastor  at  Maidstone,  and  d.  there. 

Swlnton,  Rev.  John,  F.R.S.  Minor 
Topics  ;  Philalethes. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  564. 

S^vope,  Cornelius  E.  C.  E.  S.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day. 

Sykes,  Arthur  Ashley,  D.D.  A  Gen- 
tleman of  the  Temple. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  564. 

Sykes,  Joseph.    J.  S. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  564. 

Symmons,  John.  An  Independent 
Gentleman.  An      English      classical 

scliolar  ;  son  of  Charles  Sj'mmons, 
D.D..  and    student   of    Christ    Church. 

Synge, Rev.  Edward,  D.D.,  1659-1741; ^^V" 

Also  ascribed  to  Henry  Craik. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  564. 


Tademma,  W.     Mr.  Wop. 

Tagliafferi,  J.  B.  The  Proprietor  of 
the  Roman  Gallery,  N.Y.,  1854. 

Taine,  Hippolyte  Adolphe.  Bar- 
nab<f  X. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  564. 

Tait,  William.  Peter  Playfair.  An 
Englisli  journalist  of  London. 

Talbot,  Miss  Hannah.  Parke  Dun- 
forth.     An  American  writiT  of  the  day  ; 


daughter  of  George  F.  Talbot,  of  Port- 
land, Me. 

Talbot,  William,  D.D.,  1659-1730. 
Polite  and  Learned  Physician  of  Oxford. 
An  English  clergyman ;  b.  at  Stourton 
Castle,  Staffordshire  ;  educ.  at  Oxford  ; 
bishop  of  Oxford,  1699-1715. 

Taneyhill,  Richard  Henry.  R.  King 
Bennett. 

Tanner,  F.    F.  T.    An  English  writer 


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of  the  first  part  of  tlie  eighteenth  cen- 
tury; a  shorthand  writer. 

Tanzer,  Arnold,  1841-.  Pierre  De- 
touc/ie.  A  German-American  writer;  b. 
in  Prague ;  Univ.  of  New  York  City, 
1859,  where  he  resides. 

Tappan,  Mrs.  (Whidden).     A 

Sister.  An  American  writer;  sister  of 
Robert  C.  Wliidden. 

Tardy,  Signora  Laura.     Sara. 

Tate,  William.  The  Editor  of  "Mor- 
timer's Commercial  Dictionary."  An  Eng- 
lish accountant  of  the  London  Commer- 
cial Finishing-School. 

Tayler,  Robert  Walker,  1812-78. 
The  Comptroller  of  the  Treasuri/.  An 
American  lawyer ;  b.  at  Harrisburg, 
Penn. ;  in  1815  was  carried  by  his 
parents  to  Youngstown,  Trumbull  Co., 
0. ;  came  to  the  bar  in  1834;  first 
comptroller  of  the  United  States  treas- 
ury, 1863-78. 

Taylor,   ,   farmer   in    Fetteresse. 

Auld  Style.  An  English  humorous 
writer. 

Taylor,  Abi'aliam.  A  Dissenting 
Country  Gentleman.  An  English  Dis- 
senter of  one  hundred  and  fifty  years 
ago. 

Taylor,  Benjamin.  Ogle.      Viator. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  565. 

Taylor,  Charles,  1756-1821  or  1823. 
The  Editor  of  "Calmet's  Dictionary  of 
the  Holy  Bible."  An  English  litterateur 
of  London ;  brother  of  Isaac  Taylor 
(1759-1829). 

Taylor,  Rev.  Daniel,  1684(?)-1747  or 
1748.  Griffin  Jenkin.  An  American  Con- 
gregational minister ;  b.  at  Saybrook, 
Conn.(?);  Yale  Coll.,  1707;  pastor  at 
Neu'ark  Mountains  [now  Orange],  N.J., 
1721-47  or  1748,  where  he  died. 

Taylor,  Edgar,  Esq.     A  Layman. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  565. 

Taylor,  Rev.  Edward  Samuel,  B.A. 
A  Graduate.  An  English  divine;  Cor- 
pus Coll.,  Cambridge,  1849 ;  curate  of 
Cliiddingstone,  Edenbridge,  Kent. 

Taylor,  George.  A  Lay  Member 
of  the  Church  of  England;  Zenas.  An 
English  religious  writer  of  Manches- 
ter(0. 

Taylor,  Rev.  George  Henry.  A  Vil- 
lage Curate.  An  English  clergyman  of 
fifty  j'ears  ago. 

Taylor,  Rev.  Henry.  The  Editor  of 
"Benjamin  Ben  Mordecai" ;  The  Editor 
of  "Ben  Mordecai' s  Letters  to  Elisha 
Levi." 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  566. 

Taylor,  Chevalier  John.  LLenry 
Jones.      An    Englisli   ociilist;    left   Eng- 


land in  1733,  stayed  some  time  in  Hol- 
land,  and    afterwards    travelled   on    the 
Continent  for  more   than   thirty  j-ears  ; 
in   1767   he  announced  his  intention  of 
settling   in    Paris,   and    is    supposed    to 
have    died   soon   after;    he   was    oculist 
to  George  II.  and  other  sovereigns. 
"  "Why  Taylor  the  quack  calls  himself  Chevalier, 
"Tis  not  easy  a  reason  to  render; 
Unless  blinding  eyes,  that  he  thinks  to  make 
clear, 
Demonstrates  he's  but  a  Pretender." 

HOKACE   WaLPOLB. 

Taylor,  John.     .Tohn  Justinus. 

Taylor,  Mrs.  Tom.  Laura  W.  Barker. 
An  English  lady  ;  in  1855  married  to  Tom 
Taylor;  was  the  third  daughter  of  Rev. 
Thomas  Barker,  vicar  of  Thirkleby,  York- 
shire. 

Taylor, William  Cooke,  LL.D.,  1800- 
49.  Censor.  An  Irish  miscellaneous  writer; 
b.  at  Youghal;  educ.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dub- 
lin ;  went  to  London  in  1829,  but  d.  in 
Dublin. 

Taylor,  Zachary,  1784-1850.  "Old 
Zach."  An  eminent  American  soldier; 
b.  in  Orange  Co.,  Va.;  president  of  the 
United  States  from  March  5,  1849,  to 
July  9,  1850 ;  d.  at  Washington,  D.C. 

Teelinck,  W.     Lreneus  Philalethius. 

Temperly,  C.  H.  C.  II.  T.  An  Eng- 
lish poet  ot"  tiie  eighteenth  century. 

Tempest,  Steplien,  ..4  Layman.  An 
English  religious  writer  of  the  eighteenth 
century. 

Temple,  Anthony,  1723  or  1724-96. 
A  Serious  Enquirer.  An  English  clergy- 
man; master  of  the  free  grammar  school 
at  Richmond,  1750 ;  vicar  of  Easbj',  York- 
shire, 1770-95. 

Temple,  Richard  Grenville,  1st  Earl, 
about  1710-77.  ..4  Son  of  Candor.  An 
English  politician;  was  a  brother-in-law 
of  Lord  Chatham  ;  first  lord  of  the  treas- 
ury in  1756,  and  keeper  of  the  jirivy  seal 
about  1758. 

Temple,  Rev.  William  Johnstone, 
1746-96.  Biographicus.  An  English 
clergyman ;  vicar  of  Gluvias,  1776-96, 
where  he  died. 

Ten  Broeck,  Mrs.  J.  H.  Cousin 
Madge.  An  American  writer  of  the 
day. 

Terrick,  Richard,  D.D.,  -1777.  The 
Bishop  of  London.  An  English  divine ; 
preacher  at  the  Rolls ;  canon  of  Wind- 
sor, 1742;  prebendary  of  London,  1749; 
bishop  of  Peterborough,  1757 ;  of  Lon- 
don, 1764-77. 

Terrill,  W.  H.  H.  The  Adjutant- 
General.  An  American  officer  of  Indi- 
ana;  adjutant-general,  1865-69. 

Terrot,  Charles  Hughes,  D.D.,  1790-. 


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A  Presbyter  of  the  Episcopal  Church  in 
Edinburgh.  A  Britisli  prelate ;  b.  at 
Cuddalore,  East  Indies ;  educ.  at  Trin. 
Coll.,  Cambridge  ;  bishop  of  Edinburgh, 
1841. 

Tew,  Edward,  D.D.  A  Member  of 
the  Universit.ij  of  Camhridge .  An  English 
clergyman  ;  rector  of  Boldon,  Durham. 

Tliacher,  Oxenbridge,  1720-65.  A 
British  American.  An  American  writer  ; 
Harv.  Univ.,  1738  ;  lived  in  Boston. 

Thackeray,  William  Makepeace. 
"Benighted  Irishman"  ;  Groiclei/  Bi/les  ; 
The  F.  C. ;  Folkstone  Canterburg ;  John 
Corks ;  Baldomero  Espartero ;  A  Gentle- 
man in  Search  of  a  Man- Servant ;  M.  G-o- 
bemouche ;  Leontius  Androcles  Hugglestone  ; 
Mr.Jeames;  A  Lad g  of  Fashion  ;  Modest 
Merit;  Goliah  Muff;  Lady  Nimrod ;  Mr. 
J — s  Plush  ;  "  One  of  themselves  "  ;  Dr. 
Solomon  Pacifco ;  Under  Petty ;  #i\o- 
(p\i>}VKT]i ;  "Punch's"  Commissioner  ;  Adol- 
phus  Simcoe ;  Alonzo  Spec,  Historical 
Painter;  Sivellmore ;  Michael  Angela  Tit- 
marsh  ;   T.  T. ;   Master  Molloy  Molony. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  567. 

Thatcher,  Benjamin    Bussey.       B. 

B.  T. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  567. 
Thayer,  Christopher  Toppan,  -1880. 

C.  T.  T.  An  American  clergyman  ;  b.  at 
Lancaster,  Mass. ;  for  many  years  (1831- 
59)  pastor  at  Beverlj%  Mass. 

Thayer,  William  Koscoe.  Paul 
Hermes.  An  American  poet  and  jour- 
nalist ;  Harv.  Univ.,  1881 ;  removed  to 
Philadelphia,  1882,  and  soon  became 
assistant-editor  of  the  Philadelphia 
"  Evening  Bulletin  " ;  is  a  contributor 
to  several  newspapers  and  periodicals. 

Theobald,  Lewis,  -1744.  Pedling 
Tibbuld.  An  English  literary  lawyer ;  b. 
at  Sittingbourne,  Kent;  was  the  hero  of 
the  "  Dunciad." 

Thisted,  AValdemar  Adolf,  -1887. 
M.  Roicrd ;  Herodion ;  Hortulanus.  A 
Danish  clergyman  in  Jj'lland. 

Thorn,  Robert.     Sloth. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Scries,  p.  568. 

Thomas,  George  Francis.  George 
Francis.  An  American  writer  of  the 
day;  published  at  Cliicago,  1884. 

Thomas,  I?ev.  John  Wesley,  M.A., 
-1872.  Anti-Empiricns.  An  English 
clergyman ;  in  1851  vicar  of  Stanstead- 
Abbotts,  Herefordshire. 

Thomas,  Julian.  The  Vagabond.  An 
English  writer  of  the  day. 

Thomas,  Lynall,  F.R.S.  AwdfilKos. 
An  English  writer. 

Thomas,  Vaughan,  B.D.  A  Lover 
of  Fine  Arts.     An    English    clergyman ; 


M.A.    at    Corpus    Christi    Coll.,  Oxford, 
1800 ;  vicar  of  Yarnton,  in  Oxfordshire. 

Thomas,  William.     A  Collegian. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,' p.  568. 

Thomas,  William.  Defensor.  An 
American  political  writer ;  Yale(?)  Coll., 
1810;  d.  1836(^). 

Thompson,  General  Charles  Wil- 
liam. An  Officer  of  the  Ninth  Begiment. 
An  English  soldier;  served  in  the  Egyp- 
tian war  in  1882. 

Thompson,  Mrs.  E.  S.  L.  Mark 
Broderick. 

Thompson,  George.      Greenhorn. 

Thompson,  James  William,  D.D., 
-1881.  J.  \V.  T.  An  American  clergy- 
man ;  b.  at  Barre,  Mass. ;  Brown  Univ., 
1827  ;  Cambridge  Divinity  School,  1831 ; 
pastor  at  Jamaica  Plain,  Mass.,  1859-81. 

Thompson,  John  C.  R.  IP.  Rock. 
An  American  soldier  of  Rhode  Island, 
in  the  late  civil  war. 

Thompson,  Joseph  Parrish,  D.D., 
LL.D.      His  Father. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  568. 

Thompson,  Rev.  Thomas.  An  Eng- 
lish Missionary.  An  English  clergyman  ; 
vicar  of  Reculver,  Kent. 

Thompson,  Thomas  Perronet.  A 
Member  of  the  Universiti/  of  Cumbridge. 

See  "  i.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  569. 

Thompson,  William,  1811-80.  Ben- 
digo.  An  English  prize  fighter;  d.  at 
Beetson,  Notts. 

Thompson,  Mrs.  William,  about 
1840-8G.  Clara.  Belle.  An  American 
writer  of  New  York  City. 

Thompson,  Williain  Gill.  TF.  G.  T. 
An  Enulish  poet  of  Ne\vcastle(1). 

Thomson,  Charles,  1720-1824.  The 
Man  of  Truth;  The  Sam.  Adams  of  Phil- 
adelphia. An  eminent  American  states- 
man ;  b.  in  Ireland  ;  came  to  this  country 
in  1740  ;  secretary  of  tlie  Old  Continental 
Congress,  1774-83;  d.  in  Philadelphia. 

Thomson,  George.  Thiacus  S(-otus- 
Agricoln. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  569. 

Thomson,  James,  1700-48.  A  Friend 
of  the  Author.  A  Scottish  poet ;  b.  at 
Ednam,  Roxburgshire ;  educ.  at  the  gram- 
mar school  at  Jedburgli,  and  the  Univ.  of 
'  Dublin  ;  in  1725  settled  in  London  ;  d.  at 
his  cottage  in  Kcw-foot  Lane,  Richmond. 

Tliomson,  Rev.  John.  A  Member  of 
the  Said  Synod.  An  American  dissent- 
ing minister  of  Pennsylvania  early  in 
tlie  eighteenth  century. 

Thomson,  John  W.  James  Bogardus. 
An  American  architect  of  New  York  City. 

James  Bogardus  was  an  eminent  builder  of 
New  York  City,  the  inventor  and  first  builder 


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of  cast-iron  buildings,  but  tbe  pamphlet  pub- 
lished in  his  name  was  written  by  his  friend, 
John  W.  Thomson. 

Thomson,  Mrs.  Katbarine  (Byer- 
ley).     Eliza  Grace. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  568. 

Thomson,  Mrs.  R.  W.  A  Lady.  An 
English  writer. 

Thormau,  A.  W.     Th.  Manro. 

Thorn,  Rev.  William.  A  Minister  of 
the  Gospel. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  569. 

Thornton,  Robert  John,  M.D.,  about 
1758-.  A  Lover  of  Social  Order.  An 
English  writer ;  the  youngest  son  of 
Bonnell  Thornton;  educ.  at  Cambridge; 
physician  to  the  Maiy-le-bone  Dispensary, 
and  lecturer  on  botany  at  Guy's  Hospi- 
tal, 1837. 

Thrush,  Thomas.  An  Officer;  Two 
Naval  Officers.  An  English  naval  offi- 
cer, who  in  1825  resigned  his  commis- 
sion on  the  ground  of  the  unlawfulness 
of  war. 

Thurlow,  Edward,  1st  Baron  Thur- 
low.-     An  Officer. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  570. 

Thurston,  David,  D.D.,  1779-1865. 
A  Father.  An  American  writer ;  b.  at 
Georgetown,  Mass. ;  Dartmouth  Coll., 
1804  ;  pastor  at  Winthrop,  Me.,  1807-51 ; 
d.  at  Litchfield,  Me. 

Thurston,  Robert  Henry,  1839-. 
Thor.  An  American  writer;  b.  in  Provi- 
dence, R.I. ;  resident  at  Hoboken,  N.J. 

Tibell,  Charlotta  C.  af.  G.  T.  A 
Swedish  writer  of  juvenile  books  and 
hymns. 

Tlcknor,  George,  LL.D.,  1791-1871. 
Un  Citof/en  Ame'ricain ;  G.  T.  An  Amer- 
ican scholar  and  author;  b.  and  d.  in 
Boston ;  Dartmouth  Coll.,  1807 ;  profes- 
sor of  modern  literature  at  Harv.  Univ., 
1817-35. 

Tidman,  Paul.  Mark  Evans.  An 
English  compiler  of  the  day. 

Tilden,  Bryant  P.  Engineer.  An 
American  civil  engineer  of  Boston. 

Tiinbs,.  John,  F.S.A.  A  Popular 
Writer. 

See  "T.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  670. 

Timme,    Frau .       Villamaria.      A 

German  writer  of  tlie  day. 

Tindal,  John.     Thomas  Matthceus. 

Toche,  R.  Frimousse.  A  French 
artist  of  the  day. 

Tod,  Thomas.  The  True  Briton.  A 
Scottish  writer  of  one  hundred  years  ago. 
Todd,  Rev.  Jonathan,  A.M.,  1712  or 
1713-91.  ^1  ]\Iember  of  the  Consociation  and 
Association.  An  American  Congrega- 
tional   minister;     b.   in    North    Haven, 


Conn. ;  Yale  Coll.,  1732 ;  pastor  at  East 
Guilford,  Conn.,  1733-91,  and  d.  there. 

Todd,  Rev.  Thomas,  M.A.  ^4  Clergy- 
man. An  English  clergyman;  Queen's 
Coll.,  Oxford,  1837  ;  rector  of  Newton, 
Folkingham,  Lincolnshire,  1858-87. 

Tornberg,  C.  Ludvig.  Calixtus.  A 
Swedish  author. 

Toland,   John.       The   Editor    of  the 
"  Earl   of   Shaftesbury's    Letters    to   Lord 
Molesivorth  " ;   Un   Anglois  ;  Patricola. 
See  "L  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  571. 
Toland,   Mrs.  Mary  B.  M.      M.   B. 
M.  T.     An  American  writer  of  the  day. 
Tolderlund,  Mother  Hakon  Viggo. 
Dr.  H.     A  Danish  writer. 

Toll,  Rev.  Frederick.  A  Friend  of 
the  Established  Church.  An  English 
clergyman  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Tones,  Joseph  Meredith.  J.  M.  T. 
An  American  traveller  and  wi'iter  of  the 
day. 

Tong,  William.      W.  T.     An  English 
Dissenter  early  in  the  eighteenth  century. 
Tongue,  Cornelius.      Cecil. 
See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  571. 
Tonna,   Mrs.   Charlotte    Elizabeth 
(Browne    Phelan).       Charlotte    Eliza- 
beth;   C.  E. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  571. 
Tooth,  R.  A  Layman. 
Torrens,  Lieut.-Col.  Henry  D'Oyley. 
A  Field  Officer.  An  English  soldier ; 
brevet  lieutenant-colonel  23d  Royal 
Welsh  Fusileers  in  1859;  served  in  the 
Crimean  war. 

Torrey,  Elizabeth  R.,  1856-.  Catius, 
junior.  An  American  autlior ;  published 
in  Boston,  1855-56. 

Torrejr,  Henry  Warren.  H.  W.  T. 
An  American  scholar;  Harv.  Coll.,  1833; 
professor  there,  1856-86 ;  in  1887  resi- 
dent at  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Torry,  John.  ^4  Presbyter  of  the  Epis- 
copal Church  in  Scotland.  A  Scottish 
clergyman  ;  dean  of  St.  Andrews. 

Toucey,  Sinclair.  A  Constituent.  An. 
American  political  writer  of  New  York. 

Tower,  David  Bates,  1808-.  An 
Eminent  Practical  Teacher.  An  American 
educator  ;  b.  in  Chelsea,  Mass. ;  Middle- 
bury  Coll.,  Vt.,  1828 ;  was  for  some 
years  principal  of  the  Park  Latin  School, 
Boston. 

Towers,  Joseph,  LL.D.,  1737-99. 
Smcdl  Shot.  An  English  Dissenter ;  b. 
in  Southwark ;  minister  of  a  chapel  at 
Highgate,  1774 ;  and  forenoon  preacher 
in  Newington  Green,  1778. 

Towgood,  Rev.  Micaiah,  1700-92. 
A    Christian. 

See  "  L  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  572. 


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Towle,  Thomas.     Tommy  Dishclout. 

Townley,  Daniel  O  C'onnell,  1824- 
73.     Alderman  Rooney. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  572. 

Townley,  Thomas.  Oliver  Grey.  An 
English  writer  of  one  liundred  years  ago. 

Townsend,  Virginia  Frances. 
Cousin  Virr/inia.  An  American  writer  of 
the  day  ;  b.  in  New  Haven,  Conn. 

Townsend,  William  Charles,  1804- 
50.  A  Graduate  of  Oxford.  An  Englisli 
lawyer ;  b.  in  Liverpool ;  Queen's  Coll., 
Oxford,  1824;  called  to  the  bar  at  Lin- 
coln's inn,  1828  ;  recorder  of  Maccles- 
field, 1833;   Q.C.,  18-50. 

Townsheud,  Charles,  Viscount 
Townshend,  1676-1738.  Tonsenius.  An 
English  statesman;  in  1714  he  became 
secretary  of  state  and  prime  minister; 
again  secretary  of  state,  1721—30. 

Townshend,  Marquis  George,  1724- 
1807.  An  Honorable  Brigadier  General  ; 
Sawney  Gesner;  Saicney  Mac  Adam  ;  Saw- 
ney Mackenzie.  An  English  nobleman  ; 
became  a  general ;  was  sent  to  Canada, 
and  succeeded  Wolfe  in  command  when 
the  latter  was  killed  in  1759;  he  was 
afterwards  employed  in  Germany  and 
Portugal. 

Townson,  Thomas,  D.D.,  1715-92. 
Mantuan.  An  English  clergyman  ;  b.  at 
Much  Lees,  Essex;  educ.  at  Oxford; 
archdeacon  of  Richmond,  1781-92. 

Tragett,  Rev.  Thomas  Heathcote. 
A  Clerqipnan.  An  English  clergyman ; 
Christ  Church  Coll.,  Oxford,  1819  ;  in  1887 
resident  at  Awbridge-Danes,  Romsey. 

Transidder,  Nicholas,  1799-1875. 
N.  T.  An  English  writer  of  Falmouth, 
where  he  died. 

Trant,  Capt.  William.  An  Officer. 
An  English  soldier ;  entered  the  army, 
1807;  placed  on  half-pay,  1817. 

Trapassi,  Pietro  Antonio  Domenico 
Buenaventura,  1698-1782.  Pietro 
Buonaventnru  Metastasio.  An  eminent 
Italian  poet;  b.  in  Rome;  d.  at  Vienna. 
TreadAvell,  Daniel,  and  another. 
Two  Readera  of .  .  .  Darwin's  Treatise. — 
Treadwell,  Daniel,  A.M.,  17U1-1872.  An 
American  inventor ;  1j.  at  Ipswich,  Mass. ; 
Rumford  professor  of  technology,  Harv. 
Univ.,  1834-45  ;  d.  in  Caml)ridge,  Mass. 
Tregelles,  Samuel  Prideaux,  LL.D., 
1813-75.  S.  P.  T.  An  English  Bible 
scholar;  b.  in  Falmouth,  Cornwall ;  d.  at 
Plymouth. 

Trelawney,  Rev.  Sir  Harry,  7th 
Bart.,  175G-1834.  J\fr.  Geoffry  Wild- 
goose.  An  English  clergyman  ;  was  suc- 
cessively a  preacher  among  the  Metho- 
dists,   the     Rational    Dissenters,    in    the 


Church   of   England,   and   d.   a   Roman 
Catholic,  at  Laverno,  Italy. 

Tremain,  Lyman.  His  Father.  An 
American  writer ;  father  of  Frederick 
Lyman  Tremain,  of  New  York  State. 

Tremenheere,  Rev.  William,  1757- 
1838.  The  Vicar.  An  English  clergy- 
man ;  chaplain  in  the  Royal  Navy  ;  vicar 
of  Madron,  1812-38,  where  he  died. 

Trench,  Francis  Chenevix,  D.D., 
1806-86.  Oxoniensis.  An  English  clergy- 
man ;  educ.  at  flarrow  and  Oxford ;  A.B., 
1828;  rector  of  Islip,  Kent,  from  1857; 
d.  at  Burseledon,  Hants. 

Trenchard,  John,  M.P.     Diogenes. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  673. 

Tren\%ath,  William  Henry.     T. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  573. 

Tresham,  Henry,  -1814.  Britannicus. 
An  Irish  artist ;  d.  in  London. 

Tripakon,  Chao  Phya.  The  Mod- 
ern Buddhist.  A  Siamese  writer  of  the 
day. 

Tripp,  Rev.  Henry.  A  Clergyman. 
An  English  divine ;  fellow  of  Worcester 
Coll.,  Oxford;  B.A.,  1839;  rector  of 
Winford,  1858-80  et  seq. 

Trotter,  Miss  Ada  M.  Laiorence  Sev- 
ern.    An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Trowbridge,  John  ToAvnsend.  A 
Contributor  to  the  "Atlantic." 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  574. 

Triibner,  Nicholas,  1817  or  1818-84. 
N.  T.  An  English  publisher  and  book- 
seller of  London ;  b.  at  Heidelberg ;  d, 
at  his  home  in  St.  John's  Wood. 

Truesdell,  A.  C.  W.  One  of  the  Pil- 
grims. An  American  traveller  and  writer 
of  the  day. 

Trufort,  C.  F.(?).  ^olus.  An  Eng- 
lish writer. 

Trumbull,  John,  LL.D.,  1750-1831. 
The  Hartford  Wits.  An  American  ju- 
rist ;  b.  in  Woodbury,  Conn. ;  Yale  Coll., 
1707;  admitted  to  the  bar,  1773;  judge 
of  the  Connecticut  Superior  Court,  1801- 
19;  in  1825  removed  to  Detroit,  Mich., 
and  d.  there. 

Trusler,  John,  LL.D.,  M.D.,  and 
F.R.S.,  1735-1820.  J.  A.,  M.D.  and 
F.R.S;  A  Pupil  of  the  late  Dr.  W.  Hun- 
ter; Seed  and  Plum  Cukins.  An  English 
physician,  divine,  bookseller,  and  book- 
compiler. 

Truslo\^',  Mr. .    The  Boarder.    An 

artist  of  New  York  City. 

Tucker,  Mrs.  Charles.  A  Lady.  An 
English  writer  of  Clifton,  Bristol. 

Tucker,  Mrs.  William  H.     Corinne. 

Tuckerman,  Henry  Theodore.  H. 
T.  T. 

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Tuckerman,    Joseph,    D.T>.,    1778- 

1840.  J.  T.  ;  A  Gentleman  in  Boston. 
An  American  clergyman  ;  b.  in  Boston ; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1 798  ;  minister  at  large  in 
that  city,  1826-40 ;  d.  at  Havana,  Cuba. 

Tuckett,  Miss  Elizabeth.  One  of 
their  Gossips. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  574. 

Tug^vell,  Eev.  George,  M.A.  A 
Versemaker.  An  Englisli  writer;  Oriel 
Coll.,  Oxford,  1852 ;  senioi-  curate  of 
Ilfracombe,  1853-69 ;  rector  of  Bath- 
wick  IV.  Woolley,  1871-80  et  seq. 

Tupper,  Martin  Farquhar,  D.C.L. 
Pate  rfa  mi  lias. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  574. 

Turner,  Rev.  Baptist  Noel,  M.A., 
1739-1826.  B.N.  T. ;  An  Octogenarian. 
An  English  clergyman ;  b.  at  Wing, 
county  Rutland ;  Emanuel  Coll.,  Cam- 
bridge, 1762 ;  rector  of  Denton,  county 
Lincoln,  from  1769,  and  of  A¥ing,  county 
Rutland,  from  1771 ;  d.  in  Dorset-place, 
Marv-le-bone,  London. 

Turner,  Rev.  Daniel,  M.A. ,  1710-98. 
TJie  President. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  575. 

Turner,  Orpha.      Orpha  Hammond. 

Turner,  Rev.  Samuel  Hulbeart,  D.D. 
A  Disciple. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  575. 

Turner,  William.  W.  T.  An  Eng- 
lish Unitarian  writer  of  Newcastle. 

Tuthill,  Frank,  ]M.D.,  1822-65.  F.  T. 
An  Americnn  journalist;  b.  in  Suffolk 
Co.,  R.L;  Amiierst  Coll.,  1840;  after 
practising  medicine  some  years,  he  was 
until  1859  a  writer  for  the  New  York 
"  Times  "  ;  and  afterwards  an  editor  and 
proprietor  of  the  San  Francisco  "  Bulle- 
tin "  ;  d.  at  Brooklyn,  N.Y. 

Tuttle,  Charles  R.  Jean  Clarke.  An 
American  poet  of  the  day. 

Tuttle,  Rev.  Isaac  H.,  D.D.  The 
Hector.  An  American  Episcopal  clergy- 
man ;  in  1887  of  New  York  City. 

Tuxen,  Fanny.     Eva. 


Tweedle,  William  King,  D.D.     The 

Writer  of  "  Seed  Time  and  Harvest."  A 
Scottish  clergyman ;  pastor  of  the  Free 
Toltaooth  Church,  Edinburgh. 

Twining,  Alexander  Catlin,  1801- 
84.  The  Engineer.  An  American  civil 
engineer ;  b.  in  New  Haven,  Conn. ;  Yale 
Coll.,  1820 ;  professor  in  Middlebury 
Coll.,  1839-48 ;  in  1852  he  returned  to 
New  Haven,  and  d.  there. 

Tyers,  Thomas,  1726-87.  The  Editor 
of  "  Political  Conferences"  ;  The  Editor. 

See  "  I.  and  P.","  First  Series,  p.  575. 

Tyler,  Bennet,  D.D.  A  Consistent 
Churchman , 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  575. 

Tyler,  Daniel  F.  Uncle  Ben.  An 
American  popular  writer  of  the  day. 

Tyler,  Josephine.  Sola.  An  Amer- 
ican writer  of  the  day. 

Tyug,  Rev.  Dudley  Atkins,  D.D., 
1825-58.  The  Rector.  An  American 
Episcopal  clergyman ;  b.  in  Prince 
George's  Co.,  Maryland  ;  Univ.  of  Penn- 
svlvania,  1843  ;  Cliurch  of  the  Epiphany, 
Philadelphia,  1854-58  ;  d.  at  Brookfield, 
near  Philadelphia. 

Tytler,  Miss  Anne  Fraser.  Miss 
A.  F.  T. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  576. 

Tytler,  James,  1747-1804.  Don 
Quixote,  Jim.  A  Scottish  scholar ;  b.  at 
Fern ;  received  a  surgical  and  chenjical 
education  ;  emigrated  to  Ireland  in  1792 
or  '93;  and  about  1796  to  America,  and 
was  drowned  in  a  clay-pit  near  Salem, 
Mass. 

Tytler,  Patrick  Fraser,  1791-1849. 
Patrick  of  the  King^s  Chekar  Maister.  A 
Scottish  writer  ;  b.  in  Edinburgh  ;  educ. 
in  that  citj' ;  admitted  to  the  Faculty  of 
Advocates  in  1813  ;  d.  at  Malvern. 

Tytler,  William,  1711-92.  Horatius  : 
Lucretius.  An  English  lawyer ;  b.  at 
Edinburgh ;  Univ.  of  Edinburgli  ;  ad- 
mitted to  the  Edinburgh  bar,  1742  ;  and 
practised  in  that  city  till  his  death. 


u. 


Ulbach,  Liouis.     Ulback. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  576. 

Underwood,  T.  R.,  -1835.  A  Detenu. 
An  English  artist  and  naturalist. 

Unonivis,  Gustaf.  G.  U.  A  Swedish 
author. 

Upham,  Charles  Wentworth,  1802- 
75.     C.  W.  U.    An  American  clergyman; 


b.  at  St.  John,  New  Brunswick;  Harv. 
Coll.,  1821;  Divinity  School,  1824;  pas- 
tor at  Salem,  Mass.,  1824-44;  M.C. 

Upshur,  Hon.  Abel  Parker,  1790- 
1844.  A  Virginian.  An  American  poli- 
tician ;  b.  in  Northampton  Co.,  Va. ;  sec- 
retary of  the  United  States  Navy,  1841. 
and     of     state,     1843-44;-     accidentally 


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killed  on  board  the  United  States 
steamer  Princeton. 

Upton;  Francis  Henry,  -1878.  The 
Advocate  for  the  Captors.  An  American 
lawyer ;  LL.B.  at  Harv.  Univ.  Law 
School,  1835. 

Urban,  Joseph.     J.  Asper. 

Urmston,  Sir  James  B.  A  Late 
Member  of  the  Honourable  East  India 
Company's  Civil  Service  at  Canton. 


Urquhart,  David.     .^1  Protestant. 

See  "  I.  and  T.,"  First  Series,  p.  576. 

Usher,  James.     ./.  U. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  576. 

Utterson,  Edward  Vernon.  E. 
V.  U. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  576. 

Uzanne,  Octave.  Un  Bibliophile. 
A  French  editor  and  author  of  the 
day.  .  ' 


V. 


Vastberg,  Mrs.   Anna   (Anderson), 

1832-.     Anna   A.      A    Swedish    novelist 
and  poetess. 

Valpy,  Eev.  Edward,  B.D.     E.  V. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  577. 

Valpy,  Francis  H.  Digamma.  An 
En^lisli  writer  of  the  day  on  shorthand. 

Valpy,  Richard,  D.D.,  F.A.S.    R.  V. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  577. 

Van  Buren,  Martin,  1782-1862.  The 
Little  Magician.  An  American  politi- 
cian ;  b.  and  d.  at  Kinderhook ;  presi- 
dent of  the  United  States,  1837-41. 

Van  Cott,  J.  M.  J.  M.  Y.  C.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day. 

Van  Cro^vninshield,  Jerome.  -.4. 
Citizen  of  ^fassuchusetts.  An  American 
writer;  at  one  time  mayor  of  Boston; 
afterwards  resided  and  d.  in  New  York 
City. 

Van  Dyke,  Henry  Jackson,  Jr., 
1852-.  Ilcurij  Vane.  An  American  cler- 
gyman ;  b.  in  Cnrniiintown,  Penn. ;  New 
Jersey  Coll.,  1873;  in  1886  resident  in 
New  York  City. 

"Van  Rensselaer,  Stephen,  LL.D., 
1764-183!).  The  Fairoou.  An  American 
soldier  and  statesman  ;  b.  in  New  York ; 
in  1824  he  founded  tlie  Pensselatr  Insti- 
tute at  Troy,  N.Y.,  and  was  chancellor 
of  the  State  univ. 

Vanbriigh,  Sir  John,  1666-1726.  R. 
B.  B.  Sheridan.  An  English  dramatist ; 
b.  and  d.  in  London  ;  was  an  architect 
as  well  as  author,  and  was  surveyor  of 
the  works  at  Greenwich  Hospital  from 
1716. 

Vanderpool,  William.  Vicentius 
Lirinensis. 

Vane,  Anne  Vane,  Viscountess.  Ladij 
Frail;  A  Ludij  of  Quail ti).  An  English- 
woman of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Vapereau,  IjOuisGustave,  1810-,and 
Tourneux,  Maurice.  G.  M.  Vallonr.  — 
Vapereau,  L.  G.     A  French  biographer; 


b.  at  Orleans ;  was  admitted  an  advocate 
in  1854 ;  the  chief  editor  of  a  "  General 
Dictionary  of  Contemi^orary  Biography." 

Varnham,  Mrs.  R.  G.  A  Lady.  An 
American  novelist  of  Boston(?). 

Vasey,  Mrs.  Mary  Jane.  His  Widow. 
An  English  lady ;  widow  of  Thomas 
Vasey. 

Vaiighan,  Thomas.  Eugenius  Phila- 
lethes ;  Edivin.  An  English  writer  early 
in  the  eighteenth  century. 

Vaux,  C  Bo^vyer.  Dot.  An  Amer- 
ican writer  of  the  day  on  boating. 

Vawter,  J.  B.  Sergeant  Oats.  An 
American  soldier  in  the  late  civil  war. 

Veal,  George.  Joel  Collier ;  Joel  Col- 
lier Redivivus.  A  musical  writer  of  one 
hundred  years  ago. 

Vedder,  Elihu,  1836-.  The  Pagan. 
An  American  artist;  b.  in  New  York 
City;  studied  in  Italy;  then  opened  a 
studio  in  his  native  city;  but  in  1885 
was  a  resident  of  lionie. 

Veitch,  John,  M.I).  ./.  \'.  A  Scot- 
tish surgeon ;  assistant-surgeon  to  the 
54th  Regiment  of  Foot,  and  member  of 
the  Medical  Society  at  Edinburgh ; 
served  with  the  army  in  Egj'pt  under 
General  Abercrombic. 

Vernon,  Admiral  Edvrard.  A  Cer- 
tain Eminent  British  Sailor;  Adm. 
y n  ;   Old  Grog. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  578. 

Very,  Jones,  1813-80.  J.  V.  An 
American  poet;  b.  and  d.  in  Salem, 
Mass. ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1836 ;  resided  in  his 
native  town. 

Very,  Lydia  Louisa  Ann.  L.L.A.  V. 
An  American  poet ;  sister  of  Jones  and 
Washington  Very. 

Very,  AVashington,  1815-53.  W.  V. 
An  American  poet ;  brother  of  Jones 
Very ;  b.  and  d.  in  Salem,  Mass. ;  Harv. 
Coll.,  1843;  Divinity  School,  1846;  he 
preached  for  a  year,  and  then  taught  a 


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private  school  in  his  native  city  till  his 
death. 

Vettergrund,  Mrs.  Josephina  Vil- 
helinina  (Liundberg),  1830-.  Lea.  A 
Swedish  novelist  and  miscellaneous 
writer. 

Vicars,  .     Basanistes. 

Vickstrom,  Prof.  V.  H.  Christer 
Swahn.  A  Swedish  professor  and  novel- 
ist. 

Vidal,  Jerome  Leon  (1797),  and  Sig- 
nol,  Alphonse,  -1830.  Si7-  Hudson 
Loire.      French  editors  and  writers. 

Vigor,  Mme. (Ward  Rondeau). 

Une  Dame  anglaise. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  578. 

Villiers,  George,  2d  Duke  of  Buck- 
ingham, 1627-88.  A  Person  of  Honour  ; 
Bub.  An  English  nobleman  ;  b.  in  Lon- 
don; educ.  at  Christ  Church,  Oxford; 
about   1670    he    founded    the    ministry 


called  the  "  Cabal  " ;  d.  at  Kirkby  Moor- 
side. 

"  A  man  so  various,  that  he  seein'd  to  be 
Not  one,  but  all  mankind's  epitome. 
Stiff  in  opinions,  always  in  the  wrong, 
He's  everything  by  starts,  and  notliing  long; 
But  in  the  course  of  one  revolving  moon 
Was  chymlst,  fiddler,  .statesman,  and  buiJoon." 
Dktden. 

VilHnger,  Hermine.  H.  Willfried. 
A  German  novelist  of  the  day. 

Vincent,  .     Un   Membre  du   Con- 

gres  Ame'ricain.  A  French  writer  of 
Rouen. 

Vlnell,  Mrs.  Sigrid  (Lidberg),  1848- 
1885.  Valfrid  Grane.  A  Swedisli  novel- 
ist. 

VoUmer,  W.  F.  A.  Dr.  Morvell.  A 
German  novelist. 

Voltaire,  Frangois  Marie  Arouet 
de.     Docteur  Good  Natur'd  Wetlwisher. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  579. 


w. 


Wachter,  Georg  Phillpp  Ludwig 
Lieonhard,  1762-1837.  Veil  Weber.  A 
German  litte'rateur ;  b.  at  tjlzen  ;  studied 
theology  at  Gottingen  ;  in  1792  entered 
the  Hannover  army ;  in  1798  became  a 
teacher  at  Hamburg ;  his  "  Wilhelm 
Tell "  appeared  in  1804,  before  that  of 
Schiller. 

Waddell,  Peter  Hately,  LL.D.  A 
Probationer  of  the  Free  Church  of  Scotland. 

Wade,  John.  The  Editor  of  "  The 
Cabinet  Laivj/er  " ;   Thomas  Fielding. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  580. 

Wade,  R.  W.  W.  C.  An  English 
writer. 

WagstaiTe,  WiUiam,  M.D.  A  Free- 
holder. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  580. 

Waibel,  Aloys  Adalbert.  Theophilus 
A^elk.     A  German  writer. 

Wainwriglit,  John  HoAvard.  —  See 
"  Rice,  G.  E.,  and  W.,  J.  H." 

Wainwright,  Jonathan  Mayhew, 
D.D.,  1793-1854.  A  Presbi/ter  of  the 
Diocese  of  Massachusetts.  An  American 
Episcopal  clergyman ;  b.  at  Liverpool, 
England;  Harv.  Univ.,  1812;  bishop  of 
New  York,  1852-54;  d.  in  New  York 
City. 

Wal£efield,  .  Alpha.  An  Eng- 
lish poet. 

Wakefield,  Priscilla  (Bell).  C/ne 
Anglaise. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  580. 


Waldenstrom,  Per  Paul.      P.    W. 

A  Swedish  professor  and  author  of  re- 
ligious books. 

Waldie,  George.  &.  W.  A  Scottish 
writer. 

Waldmiiller,  Robert.  iSduard  Duboc. 

Waldo,  Leonard.  The  Astronomer 
in  Charge  of  the  Horological  and  Thermo- 
metrical  Beaureaus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  580. 

Walford,  Cornelius,  -1885.  Junius. 
An  English  lawyer  and  literary  anti- 
quary ;  was  called  to  the  bar  somewhat 
late  in  life;  spent  much  time  in  literary 
work ;  d.  at  his  residence  in  South 
Hampstead. 

Walford,  Ed^vard.     Mas  Busticus. 

See  "  L  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  580. 

Walford,     J.  A     Member    of    the 

Bourne  Family.  An  English  biog- 
rapher. 

Walford,  J.  H.  "Detached  Badger" 
of  "-The  Field.'"  An  English  writer  on 
angling  and  floating  flies. 

Walker, .    Eubante.    An  Irish  (?) 

writer  on  education,  of  one  hundred 
years  ago. 

Walker,  Rev.  Edward  Ashley.  The 
Chaplain  of  the  Begiment.  An  American 
clergyman ;  chaplain  of  the  First  Reg- 
iment Connecticut  Volunteer  Heavy 
Artillery. 

Walker,  Miss  Emmeline  Lisle.  Les- 
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Walker,  Rev.  George.  A  Clergyman. 
An  English  divine;  a  writer  and  trans- 
lator of  hymns. 

Walker,  Henry  Augustus.   H.  A.  W. 

An  American  writer;  Harv.  Coll.,  1830; 
d.  18.38. 

Walker,  James,  D.D.,  1794-1874. 
An  American  ;  W;  J.  W.  An  American 
clergyman;  b.  at  Burlington,  Mass., 
Harv.  Univ.,  1814;  pastor  at  Charles- 
town,  Mass.,  1818-39 ;  professor  at  Har- 
vard, 18.39-53,  president,  1853-60;  d.  at 
Cambridge. 

Walker,  James  Barr,  D.D.  An 
American  Citizen. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  581. 

Walker,  Rev.  John,  F.T.C.D.,  1758- 
1823.  One  of  their  Brethren.  An  Irish 
clergyman  •,  was  expelled  from  the  Univ. 
of  Dublin  about  1800. 

AValker,  Richard,  B.D.  A  Sub- 
Utopian  ;  A  Disciple  of  Cranmer.  An 
English  scholar  of  Magdalen  Coll., 
Oxford. 

Walker,  S.  The  "  WJiistling  Commer- 
cial." An  English  writer  of  the  day ;  a 
member  of  the  rorkshire  Printing, and 
Publishing  Company. 

Walker,  Thomas.  Another  Hand. 
An  American  writer  ;  a  contemporary  of 
Cotton  Mather. 

Walker,  Rev.  Thomas.  A  Member 
Thereof.  A  Scottish  minister  of  Dun- 
donald. 

AValker,  Timothy,  LL.D.,  1802-56. 
W.  An  eminent  American  lawyer;  b. 
at  Wilmington,  Mass. ;  Harv.  Univ., 
1826 ;  went  to  Cincinnati  in  1830  ;  was 
admitted  to  the  Ohio  bar  in  1831,  and 
spent  the  rest  of  his  life  in  that  city. 

Walker,  William,  1824-60.  The 
Greii-Eijed  Man  of  TJi:t;tini/.  An  Ameri- 
can filibuster;  b.  at  Nashville,  Tenn. ;  in 
1855  he  led  a  party  of  adventurers  to 
Nicaragua,  and  took  the  city  of  Granada ; 
in  1860  he  led  another  expedition  against 
Honduras;  was  taken  and  shot  at 
Truxillo. 

Wallter,  William.  Tom  Cringle.  A. 
British  colonial  writer. 

Wallace,  Thomas.  A  Conscrr.afinc 
Whi'/.     An  Englisii  political  writer. 

Wallace,  Thomas,  LL.D.  An  Old 
Ex- Scholar  of  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin.  An 
Irish  writer.  —  See  "  Eraser,"  June,  1836. 
.Wallace,  William.  A  Laij  Protes- 
tant. An  Irish  writer  (M.D.(1))  of  Dublin. 

Wallazz,  Edmund  A.  E.  A.  W. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Wallcut,  Rev.  Robert  Folger,  1797- 
1884.  R.  F.  W;  Philo  Pacificus.  An 
American  clergyman ;  b.  at  Nantucket, 


Mass. ;     Harv.     Coll.,     1817 ;     Divinity 
School,  1820  ;  d.  in  Boston. 

Walley,  Samuel  Hurd.  The  Super- 
intendent. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  681. 

Wallis,    Miss  .      Miss    Opzoomer. 

An  English  writer  of  the  day. 

Wallis,  Ernst.  E.  W.  A  Swedish 
author. 

Walpole,  Rt.  Hon.  Horace,  4th  Earl 
of  Orford,  1717-97.     Ladij  31ary    Wort- 
le  (/  Montague  ;   S.  T. 
"See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  581. 

Walpole,  Sir  Robert,  Earl  of  Or- 
ford. Euphemius  ;  Grand  Corrupter  ; 
The  Persuasive  Euphemius ;  Sir  Sobert 
Brass ;  Sir  Robert  Courtley ;  Robin 
Bluestrinq. 

See  "  i.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  582. 

Walsh,  Miss  .     A  Daughter  of  a 

Captain  in  the  Navi/,  deceased. 

Walsh,  John  Edward,  LL.D.,  1816- 
69.  IF.  An  Irish  lawyer;  educ.  at 
Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin;  admitted  to  the  bar, 
1839 ;  Queen's  counsel,  1857 ;  master  of 
the  rolls  in  Ireland,  1866-69. 

Walsh,  John  Henry,  F.R.C.S.  Stone- 
henge ;    Valentine   Vox. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  582. 

Walsh,  William  Shepard,  1854-. 
William  Shepard.  An  American  writer; 
b.  in  Paris ;  recent  editor  of  "  Lippin- 
cott's  Magazine  "  ;  long  resident  in  Phil- 
adelphia, as  a  writer  for  "  Our  Young 
Folks,"  in  1871  et  seq. 

Walter,  A.     A.  Betlaw. 

Walter,  J.     ,/.  Retlaw. 

Walter,  Thomas,  1696-1728.  A  Son 
of  Martin  Marprelate.  An  American 
Congregational  minister ;  b.  in  Roxbury, 
Mass.;  Harv.  Coll.,  1713;  pastor  (with 
his  father)  in  his  native  town,  1718-28, 
and  d.  there. 

Walworth,  Mrs.  Jeannette  R.  (Had- 
ermann).  Jeannette  R.  Hadermann.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day;  wife  of  Mr. 
Douglas  Walworth. 

Wansey,  Henry.  A  Wiltshire  Clothier, 
F.A.S.  An  Englisii  writer  of  one  hun- 
dred years  ago  who  distinguished  him- 
self by  his  travels. 

Warburg,  Karl  J.  K.  W—g.  A 
Swedish  aiitlior. 

Warburton,  Eliot  Bartholomew^ 
George,  1810-52.  Eliot  Warburton.  An 
Irish  liiwyer ;  b.  near  Tullamore  ;  educ. 
at  Cambridge;  called  to  the  Irish  bar, 
but  devoted  himself  to  the  care  of  his 
estates,  foreign  travel,  and  literature ; 
was  lost  in  the  Amazon  Royal  steam- 
packet,  destroyed  by  fire  on  her  passage 
to  the  West  Indies. 


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Warburton,  WiUiam,  D.D.,  1698- 
1779.     A  Hypercritic  ;  An  Author. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  582. 

Ward,  Anna  Lydla.  A.  T.  An 
American  writer  with  J.  K.  Hoyt,  the 
compiler  of  "  Cyclopcedia  of  Practical 
Quotations,"  etc.,  in  1881. 

Ward,  C.  A.     Britumiicus. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  582. 

Ward,  Eev.  Edward,  M.A.  The 
Author  of  the  "London  Spij." 

See  "'I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  582. 

Ward,  Rev.  Henry  Dana,  A.M.  A 
Harvard  Student ;  A  Munttr  Mason. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  582. 

Ward,  James  Harman,  1806-61.  The 
Commissioner.  An  American  naval  offi- 
cer; b.  in  Hartford,  Conn.;  entered  the 
United  States  navy,  1823 ;  commander, 
1853 ;  killed  at  Matthias  Point,  on  the 
Potomac. 

Ward,  Mrs.  M.  A.  M.  A.  W.  An  Eng- 
lish writer  of  the  day ;  wife  of  Humphrey 
Ward,  and  niece  of  Mattliew  Arnold. 

Ward,  Nahum.  A  Resident  of  twelve 
years  at  Marietta  in  that  State.  An  Amer- 
ican settler  in  the  West ;  tlie  owner  of 
numerous  tracts  of  land  in  Ohio. 

Ward,  Pluiner.  A  Tory  of  the  Old 
School.  iVn  English  writer  of  fifty  years 
ago. 

Ward,  Thomas  Humphry,  1845-. 
The  Editor  of  "  Men  of  the  Reign."  An 
English  litterateur ;  b.  at  Hull ;  educ.  at 
Oxford ;  tutor  in  his  college,  1870-80 ; 
since  1880  engaged  in  literary  work  in 
London. 

Ward,  WUliam  George.  W.  G.  W. ; 
Junior  M.  A.,  one  of  the  386. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  583. 

Ware,  Major .     Jasper  Smallshot. 

An  English  writer  of  Wareliill,  Herts. 

Ware,  Henry,  Sr.,  D.D.,  1764-1845. 
^***  y****;  H.  W.  An  American 
clergyman ;  b.  at  Sherburne,  Mass. ; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1785 ;  pastor  at  Hingham, 
Mass.,  1787-1805;  HoUis  professor  at 
Harvard,  1806-40 ;  d.  at  Cambridge. 

Ware,  Henry,  Jr.,  D.D.  H.  W.,  Jr. ; 
Y**** ;  tf t  ,•  An  Unitarian. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  583. 

Ware,  John,  M.D.,  1795-1864.  J.  W. 
An  American  physician  ;  b.  at  Hingham, 
Mass. ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1813 ;  Medical  School, 
1816;  adjunct  professor,  and  professor 
at  Harvard,  1832-58;   d.  in  Boston. 

Ware,  William.     W.  W. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  583. 

Warfield,  Mrs.  Catharine  Ann 
(Ware)  and  Lee,  Mrs.  Eleanor  Percy 
(Ware).      Tivo  Sisters  of  the   West. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  583. 


Waring,  Miss  Anna  Laetitia.     A.  L. 

W. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  583. 

Waring,  C.  H.,  1819-87.  C.  R.  W. 
An  English  humorous  writer ;  d.  at 
Bristol. 

Waring,  Jeremiah,  1757-1829.  One 
of  the  People  called  Christians.  An  Eng- 
lisli  frienil,  of  Alton,  Hants. 

Waring,  John  Burlej^.  A  Great  Big 
Fool ;  The  Writer  of  "  The  Universal 
Church." 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  583. 

Warland,  John  Henry,  -1872.  ,/. 
H.  W-  An  American  writer ;  son  of 
John  H.  Warland ;  one  of  the  Harv. 
Coll.  masons ;  b.  at  Cambridge  ;  Harv. 
Coll.,  1827;  became  a  journalist;  mar- 
ried a  daughter  of  Mr.  Carter,  the  gar- 
dener of  the  Botanic  Garden ;  died  at 
Taunton,  Mass. 

Warland,  John  Henry,and  another. 
Bumhlerri)  Buzz. 

Warland,  Theodore,  -1864.  T.  W. 
An  American  clergyman ;  b.  in  Cam- 
bridge, Mass.;  Harv.  Coll.,  1832;  Divin- 
ity School,  1837. 

Warne,  Jonathan.  A  Friend  of  the 
Clergij. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  583. 

Warner, .  /.  W.  L.  An  Eng- 
lish controversialist  of  the  earlier  part 
of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Warner,  Miss  Eliza  A.  A.  H.  K. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day  of  North- 
ampton, Mass. 

Warner,  Ferdinando,  LL.D.,  1703- 
about  1767.  7'^  W.  An  English  clergy- 
man; vicar  of  Eonde,  Wiltshire,  1730, 
and  rector  of  St.  Michael  Queenhithe, 
London,  1746  w.  Barnes  R.  Surrey, 
1758. 

Warner,  John,  D.D.,  1736-1800.  An- 
glus;  AnOAEI  ME  TO  TENOS.  An  emi- 
nent English  divine  ;  of  Trin.  Coll.,  Cam- 
bridge ;  B.A.,  1758;  in  1771  he  was  pre- 
sented to  the  united  rectories  of  Hock- 
liffe  and  Chalgrave ;  and  afterwards  to 
the  valuable  rectory  of  S  tour  ton,  Wilt- 
shire; d.  in  St.  John's  Square,  Clerken- 
well. 

Warner,  Richard,  1763-1857.  Us 
Tu-o.  An  English  litte'rateur  of  Bath(?), 
England ;  where  for  twenty-three  years 
he  was  curate  of  St.  James's  Church ; 
afterwards  rector  of  Chelwood,  Somerset, 
and  Great  Chalfield,  Wiltshire ;  he  was 
a  native  of  Lymington,  Hampshire ;  and 
educ.  at  St.  Mary  Hall,  Oxford. 

Warren,  Edward, -1878.  E.  W.  An 
American  physician  ;  Harv,  Coll.,  1826 ; 
M.D.,  1829;  d.  1878. 


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Warren,  Joseph,  M.D.,  1740-75.  A 
True  Patriot.  An  American  patriot ;  b. 
in  Roxbury,  Mass. ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1759 ; 
ma]or-generaI  in  the  American  Eevolu- 
tionary  Army,  June  14,  1775,  and  killed 
four  days  later  at  the  battle  of  Bunker 
Hill. 

Warren,  Samuel.  5.  W.  An  Eng- 
lish religious  writer  of  London. 

Warren,  Samuel,  D.C.L.  A  Barrister- 
at-law. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  584. 

Warrington,  tx.  A  Lai/vian  of  the 
Church  of  England.  An  English  religious 
writer. 

Warton,  Thomas,  1728-90.  Menan- 
der ;  John   Whetham  ;    Verax. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  584. 

Wasborough,  .  Montague  Wil- 
liams. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  584. 

Washburn,  Mrs. .      Table-Gossip. 

An  American  writer  for  the  Boston  "Sun- 
day Globe." 

Washington,  George,  1732-99.  The 
American.  Fabius.  An  American  states- 
man ;  b.  in  Westmoreland  Co.,  Va. ;  pres- 
ident of  the  United  States,  1789-97 ;  d. 
at  Mount  Vernon,  Va. 

W^ashington,  John.     ./.  IF. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  584. 

Wasson,  David  At^vood.  JJ.  A.  W. 
An  American  writer;  wrote  for  the 
"  Christian  Examiner,"  "  North  American 
Review,"  etc. 

Waterland,  Daniel,  D.D.,  1683-1740. 
The  Doctor.  An  English  clergyman ;  b. 
at  Wasely,  Lincolnshire ;  educ.  at  Cam- 
bridge; vicar  of  Twickenham  and  arch- 
deacon of  Middlesex,  1730-40. 

Waterland,  Rev.  Joseph.  A  Minis- 
ter of  the  Chtirch  of  England.  An  English 
clergyman  of  two  liundred  years  ago. 

Waterman,  Rev.  Jotham,  - 1836. 
Aquie  Homo,  A. B.  An  American  minister ; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1799;  preached  at  Ply- 
mouth, N.C.,  in  1818,  and  in  Ipswicli, 
Mass.  (at  least  on  one  occasion),  in 
1819. 

Waters,  E.  W.  An  Ordnrli/  Serjeant. 
An  American  soldier  of  the  22d  Connec- 
ticut \"oUniteers  in  the  late  civil  war. 

Waterston,  Rev.  Robert  Cassie, 
A.M.     R.  C.  W. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  584. 

Watkins,  Tobias,  M.D.  yEgles  ; 
T.  W.;  Pertinax  Particular. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  584. 

Watre,  Antony.  Nemesis.  An  Eng- 
lish writer. 

Watson,  George  B.  Lamp.  An 
American  writer  of  tlie  day. 


Watson,  Jean  L.,  -1885.  ./.  L.  W. 
A  Scottish  novelist;  b.  at  Broughton,  in 
Peeblesshire ;  for  many  years  resided  at 
Edinburgh. 

Watson,  John.  A  Free  Church  Lay- 
man. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  585. 

Watson,  Richard,  D.D.,  1737-1816. 
A  Consistent  Protestant ;  Philohiblius. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  585. 

Watts,  Alaric  Alexander,  1799-1864. 
A  Magazine  Editor.  An  English  poet, 
editor,  and  journalist ;  b.  in  London. 

Watts,  George  Frederick,  1818-. 
F.  W.  George.  An  eminent  English 
artist;  b.  in  London,  and  self-taught. 

Wayne,  Anthony,  1745-96.  Mad 
Anthony.  An  able  American  soldier ;  b. 
in  Chester  Co.,  Penn. ;  d.  at  Presque 
Isle,  on  Lake  Erie. 

Weatherhead,  George  Hume,  M.D. 
A  Pedestrian  Tourist.  An  English  phy- 
sician of  London. 

Webb,  Mrs.  A.  A.  W.  An  English 
writer. 

Webb,  Daniel.  An  English  Woolen 
Manufacturer.  An  English  writer  of  one 
hundred  and  fifty  years  ago. 

Webb,  Philip  Carteret.  P.  G.  W.; 
A  Member  of  the  Society  of  Antiquaries  of 
London;  A  Gentleman  of  Lincoln  s  Inn. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  586. 

Webster,  Benjamin  Franklin.  An 
Officer.  An  American  soldier  of  the 
Army  of  the  Cumberland. 

Webster,  Daniel,  1782-1852.  The 
Expounder  of  the  Constitution ;  Icarus ; 
"  The  Great  Expoii  Jer."  An  eminent 
American  statesmr  n;  b.  at  Salisbury, 
N.H.;  United  States  secretary  of  state, 
1850-52  ;  d.  at  Marshfield,  Mass. 

Webster,  George.  A  Displeased 
Layman.  A  Scotti.<h  writer  of  Newland, 
Fintray. 

Webster,  John  White,  M.D.,  -1850. 
J.  W.  W.  An  American  chemist ;  Harv. 
Univ.,  1811;  lecturer  and  professor  there, 
1824-50. 

Webster,  Noah,  LL.D.  Adam  ;  Con- 
tented Freeman. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  Fir  l  Series,  p.  586. 

Webster,  Pelatiah,  A.M.  A  Citizen 
of  Philadelphia;  A  Financier. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  586. 

Webster,  Samuel,  D.D.,  1718-96.  A 
Minister.  An  American  Congregational 
clergyman;  b.  in  Bradford,  Mass. ;  Ilarv. 
Coll.,  1737 ;  pastor  at  Salisbury,  Mass., 
1741-96,  and  d.  there. 

Wedderburn,  Alexander,  Lord 
Loughborough,  1733-1805.  The  Great- 
est Hypocrite  in  His  3Iajesty's  Dominions. 


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A  Scottish  jurist ;  b.  at  Chesterliall, 
East  Lothian;  lord  high  chancellor, 
1793-1801;  Earl  of  Rosslyn,  1801. 

Wedgewood,  Julia.  Florence  Dawson. 
An  English  writer. 

Weise,  Frau  Clara  (Stock).  Clara 
Cron.     A  German  novelist  of  the  day. 

Weiss,  John,  1818-79.  J.  W.;  W—s; 
J.  W — s.  An  American  clergyman ;  b. 
in  Boston ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1837  ;  Divinity 
School,  1843  ;  pastor  at  Watertown,  and 
afterwards  of  New  Bedford,  both  of 
Mass. ;  in  1873  he  removed  to  Boston. 

Weld,  Horatio  Hastings,  D.D., 
1811-.  W-  An  Episcopal  clergyman ; 
b.  in  Boston ;  for  some  years  a  printer 
and  journalist;  in  1845  he  was  admitted 
to  orders  ;  in  1887  was  at  Riverton,  N.J. 

Welles,  Albert.  A  Descendant  from 
one  of  the  Early  Puritanic  Governors.  An 
American  writer;  b.  in  New  York  City 
early  in  the  nineteenth  century,  and  now 
resident  there;  was  a  descendant  of 
Thomas  Welles,  (1598-1660),  who  was 
lieutenant-governor  of  Connecticut,  1656, 
and  governor,  1658,  and  d.  at  Wethers- 
field,  Conn.,  1660. 

Wellington,  Arthur  Wellesley,  1st 
Duke  of,  1769-1852.  The  Iron  Duke; 
The  Great  Duke.  A  celebrated  British 
general ;  b.  in  Dublin  or  at  Dangan 
Castle,  in  the  county  of  Meath,  Ire- 
land ;  educ.  at  Eton  and  in  France ; 
was  prime  minister,  1828-30;  d.  at 
Walmer  Castle. 

Wells,  Anna  Maria,  1797-.  A.  M. 
W.  An  American  poet;  sister  of  Mrs. 
Frances  S.  Osgood ;  was  b.  in  Gloucester, 
Mass.,  and  in  1829  married  Thomas 
Wells,  United  States  Revenue  Service. 

WeUs,  David,  Esq.,  1733-90.     D.  W. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  587. 

Weinyss,  Francis,  Lord  Elcho,  now 
Earl  of  Wemyss,  1818-.  Cool  of  the 
Evening.  An  English  peer's  son;  educ.  at 
Eton  and  Oxford  ;  a  lord  of  the  treasury, 
1853-55 ;  M.P.,  1841-82  et  seq. 

Werner,  Julian.     Karl  Dilthey. 

Wesley,  Rev.  John.  A  Lover  of  Good 
English  and  Common  Sense ;  J.  W. 

See  "  I  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  587. 

West,  Benjamin,  LL.D.,  1730-1813. 
Isaac  Bickcrstaff'.  An  American  astrono- 
mer and  mathematician;  b.at  Reliobotli, 
Mass. ;  removed  to  Providence,  R.I.,  in 
1753 ;  was  a  bookseller  there  till  the  Revo- 
lution ;  then  manufactured  clothing  for 
the  Continental  soldiers,  all  the  while 
pursuing  his  studies;  prof essor  of  mathe- 
matics in  Brown  Univ.,  1786-99;  post- 
master of  Providence,  1812-13 ;  d.  in 
Providence. 


West,   Rev.  Edward.     E.    W.     An 

English  clergyman  of  Nairn,  Scotland. 

West,  Rev.  John  Rowland,  M.A. 
J.  B.  W. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  588. 

Westeott,  Charles  S.     Homo. 

Weston,  Rev.  David.  A  Delegate. 
An  American  clergyman. 

Weston,  Rt.  Hon.  Edward.  A  Coun- 
trij  Gentleman;  A  Late  Second-rate  Min- 
ister. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  588. 

Weston,  Maria  D.  Maria.  An 
American  religious  writer. 

Weston,  Nathan,  LL.D.  A  Member. 
An  American  jurist;  chief-justice  of 
Maine ;  residing  at  Augusta. 

Weston,  Rev.  Stephen,  B.D.     5.  W. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  588. 

Wetherfield,  F.  G.  M.,  and  others. 
Members  of  the  Bar.  English  lawyers  of 
the  day. 

Wetniore,  Rev.  James.  A  Missionary 
from  the  Honorable  Society  for  Propagat- 
ing the  Gospel,  etc.  An  American  minis- 
ter ;  Yale  Coll.,  1714  ;  pastor  of  the  First 
Congregational  Church  at  North  Haven, 
Conn.,  1718-26;  rector  of  the  Episcopal 
Church  at  Rye,  N.Y.,  1726-60. 

Wetterberg,  Dr.  Carl  Anton,  1804-. 
Onkel  Adam.  A  Swedish  physician  and 
novelist. 

Whalley,  George.  A  Well-wisher  to 
his  King  and  Country.  An  English  writer 
of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Whally,  John.  A  Trustee.  An 
English  writer  of  the  eighteenth  cen- 
tury. 

Wharton,  Francis,  D.D.,  LL.D., 
1820.  *  *.  An  American  jurist;  b.  in 
Philadelphia;  Yale  Coll.,  1839;  read 
law  in  his  native  city ;  professor  in  Ken- 
yon  Coll.,  Ohio,  1856-03 ;  rector  of  St. 
Paul's  Church,  Brookline,  Mass.,  and 
professor  in  the  Cambridge  (Episcopal) 
Theological  School. 

Wharton,  Sir  George,  1617-81.  Es- 
dras  Philoparthen.  An  English  poet,  etc. ; 
b.  at  Kirkby-Kendal ;  was  for  a  time  a 
soldier,  then  an  author,  finally  a  public 
officer  and  knighted. 

Wharton,  Thomas.  Ethel  Jones.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day,  of  Phila- 
delphia. 

Wharton,  Thomas,  Marquis  of 
Wharton.     Machiavel. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  589. 

Whately,  Richard,  D.D.,  1787-1863. 
A  Countri/  Pastor. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  589. 

Whately,  Thomas, -1772.  '  The  Au- 
thor of  "  Observatio?is  on   Modern  Garden- 


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ing."  An  English  writer,  the  earliest  on 
Landscape  Gardening ;  an  uncle  of  Arch- 
bishop Whately. 

Wheatley,  Richard,  1831-.  Allan 
Copmanthorpe ;  Husiicus ;  Justitia.  An 
English  Methodist  clergyman ;  b.  at 
Copmanthorpe ;  in  1886  resident  in  New 
York  City. 

Wheaton,  Robert,  1826-51.  B.  W. 
An  American  lawyer;  son  of  Henry 
Wheaton ;  b.  in  New  York  City ;  spent 
his  life  chiefly  in 'Europe;  studied  at 
Harv.  Law  School,  181:7-50 ;  admitted  to 
the  Boston  bar  in  July,  1851,  and  d.  in 
October  of  the  same  year. 

Wheatstone,  Sir  Charles,  1802-. 
C.  W.  An  English  scientist;  b.  at 
Gloucester;  appointed  professor  of  ex- 
perimental philosophy  in  King's  Coll., 
London,  in  1834,  and  elected  a  Fellow  of 
the  Royal  Society  in  1836. 

Wheeler,  Mrs.  Ann.  A  W.  An 
English  writer  in  the  Westmoreland 
dialect. 

Wheeler,  Charles  Stearns,  about 
1818-43.  C.  S.  W.  An  American 
scholar;  Harv.  Coll.,  1837;  tutor  there, 
1838-42 ;  d.  at  Leipsic. 

Wheeler,  Emily  Frances.  June 
Winter.  An  American  writer ;  North- 
western Univ.,  1875 ;  professor  of  mod- 
ern languages  at  Ohio  Univ. ;  in  1886 
resident  at  Rockford,  111. 

Wheeler,  Ira  B.  The  Coroner.  An 
American  ofBcial. 

Wheeler,  J.  Talboys.     J.  T.  W. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  589. 

Wheeler,  S.  S.  W.  An  English 
writer. 

Wheelock,  J.  S.  An  Hospital  Agent, 
An  American  writer. 

Wheelwright,  Horace  William.  An 
Old  Bushman;  A  Naturalist. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  589. 

Wheildon,  William  Willder.  A 
Native  of  Boston  ;  The  Editor.  An  Amer- 
ican journalist;  for  many  years  of 
Charlestown,  Mass. ;  in  1884  et  seq.  of 
Concord,  Mass. 

Whelpley,  James  Davenport,  1817- 
72.  J.  D.  W. ;  A  Citizen  of  New  York ; 
Horns.  An  American  journalist ;  b.  in 
New  York  City ;  Yale  Coll.,  1837 ;  stud- 
ied medicine,  but  liis  health  failing,  he 
became  editor  of  the  "  American  Whig 
Review  ";  d.  in  Boston. 

Whewell,  William,  1795-1866.  Bilhj 
Whistle;  A  Member  of  Both  Sjjndicates. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  589. 

Whidborne,  Rev.  George  Ferris, 
M..\.  A  Clcrgi/man  of  the  Diocese  of  Ex- 
clrr.     An   English  divine;   Queen's  Coll., 


Oxford,  1827  ;  P.C.  of  Hanley,  Stafford- 
shire, 1849-60  et  seq. 

Whipple,  Charles  King.      C.  K.  W. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  589. 

Whipple,  Edwin  Percy,  1819-86. 
E.  P.  W.  An  American  critic ;  b.  in 
Gloucester,  Mass.;  removed  to  Boston  in 
1823,  and  afterwards  resided  and  d.  there. 

Whiston,  Daniel.  A  Presbijter  of  the 
Church  of  England.  An  English  clergy- 
man of  one  hundred  years  ago. 

Whltaker,  Edw^ard.  Drawde  Reka- 
tihw. 

Whitaker,  Joseph,  1820-.  J.  W. 
An  English  literary  bookseller  and  pub- 
lisher ;  b.  in  London ;  projector  of 
"  Whitaker's  Almanac  "  in  1869. 

WhitcombjRev.  William  Chalmers. 

w.  c.  w. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  589. 

White, .     Falstaff. 

White, .      William  Witcracker. 

White,  Mr. .  Prince  Basselas.   An 

American  journalist;  writer  for  the  New 
York  "Times." 

White,  Benjamin  Aspinwall,  -1866. 
B.  A.  W.  An  American  physician; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1811 ;  M.D.,  Penn.,  1815. 

White,  Charles,  1793-.  Miss  Mary 
Corr.  An  English  soldier  ;  b.  in  Shrop- 
shire ;  educ.  at  Eton ;  at  an  early  age 
became  attached  to  "  The  Guards." 

White,  Charles  Albert.  Will  If. 
Lawson. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  590. 

White,  Rev.  George  Savage,  1784-. 
Amana.  An  Englisli  Episcopal  divine; 
b.  at  Bath;  educ.  at  Chestnut  Coll.,  and 
ordained  at  Lady  Huntington's  Chapel  at 
Brighton  in  1809;  came  to  this  country 
and  preached  for  some  time  in  Rhode 
Island. 

White,  Miss  Hannah.  A  Lady.  An 
American  religious  writer;  published  in 
Boston,  1850. 

White,  Rev.  Henry,  -1836.  H.  W. 
An  English  clergyman;  resident  at  Lich- 
field, and  a  friend  of  Dr.  Johnson  and 
other  celebrated  writers. 

White,  Henry.     Candidus. 

White,  Joseph  Blanco.  A  Clergyman 
of  the  Church  of  England ;  Not  by  the  Edi- 
tor of  "Captain  Rock's  Memoirs";  An 
Irish  Gentleman. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  590. 

White,  Richard  Grant.  An  Ameri- 
can x\nt.hor ;  A   Yankee. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  590. 

White,  Stanford.  The  Builder.  An 
American  artist  of  the  day. 

White,  T.  Chartres.  A  Quelcett  Club- 
Man.     An   English  writer   of   the   day; 


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late  president  of  the  Quekett  Microscopic 
Club. 

White,  Rt.  Rev.  WUIiam,  D.D.,  1748- 
1836.  Silas.  An  eminent  American 
Episcopal  clergyman ;  b.  in  Pliiladelphia ; 
graduated  at  the  college  of  tliat  city  in 
1765;  was  chaplain  of  Congress  for  some 
years  ;  was  bishop  of  Pennsylvania,  and 
the  first  American  bishop  consecrated  in 
England  ;  d.  in  his  native  citj'. 

White,  WiUiain  Charles,  1777-1818. 
A  Republican.  An  American  lawyer  and 
political  writer;  but  previously  an  actor 
and  dramatist ;  b.  in  Boston  ;  d.  in  Wor- 
cester. 

White,  William  F.  William  Grei/. 
An  American  pioneer  of  California  ;  a 
writer  of  the  day. 

Wliitefield,  Rev.  George.  Some  of 
his  quondam  dear  Friends,  called  Quakers  ; 
Dr.  Squintum;  Mr.  W—d. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  590. 

Whitehead,  Paul,  1709  or  1710-1774. 
Paul  the  Aged.  An  English  poet ;  b.  in 
Holborn  ;  became  "  an  active  politician, 
a  poetical  satirist,  and  one  of  the  thrice- 
infamous  monks  of  Medmenliam  Abbey  ; 
was  deputy  treasurer  of  the  Chamber." 

Whitehead,  Sarah  R.     S.  R.  W. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  590. 

Whiteiug,  Richard.     Alb. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  590. 

Whitela\v,  James.  Walter  Dove.  An 
English  writer  on  skating. 

Whitford,  Mrs.  Helena  (Wells) .  A 
Lady.  An  English  lady ;  daughter  of 
Robert  Wells,  and  wife  of  Mr.  Whitford. 
—  See  "  Gentleman's  Magazine,"  XCIV., 
ii.,  p.  569;  LXXIX.,  ii.,  p.  636. 

Whiting,  Dexter.  Willie  Wildman. 
An  American  poet  of  Charlton(?),  Mass. 

Whiting,  John,  1655-1722.  ,/.  W. 
An  English  Friend  or  Quaker,  early  in 
the  eighteenth  century ;  of  Naylsey, 
afterwards  of  Wrington,  Somersetshire; 
d.  in  London. 

Whiting,  Mrs.  M.  H.  Wrestling 
Brewster.  An  American  writer  of  the 
day. 

Whiting,  Sydney.     A  Stomach. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  590. 

Whitlock,  Sir  William.  Mr.  Nega- 
tive Shoestrings.  An  English  gentleman ; 
M.P.  for  the  Univ.  of  Oxford. 

Whitman,  Jason,  1799-1848.  W.  ; 
J.  W — n.  An  American  clergyman;  b. 
in  Bridgewater,  Mass. ;  Ilarv.  Coll.,  1825; 
Divinity  School,  1831 ;  pastor  at  Lexing- 
ton, Mass.,  1845-48,  and  d.  there. 

Whitney,  Mrs.  Adeline  Dutton 
(Train),  1824-.     A.  D.   T.   W. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  591. 


Whitney,  James  S.  A  Member  of  the 
Board  of  Education.  An  American  writer 
of  the  day  of  Philadelphia. 

Whitney,  Mrs.  Liouisa    (Goddard). 

One  of  the  Pupils. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  591. 

Whittaker,  Frederick.  A  Volunteer 
Ccu-alri/man. 

See  "  1.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  591. 

Whittcmore,  Nathan.  iV.  W.  An 
American  almanac-maker;  publisher, 
Boston,  1717. 

Whittle,  John.  A  Minister,  Chaplain 
in  the  A'tii'j.  An  English  clergyman  of 
two  hundred  3'eiirs  ago. 

Whittier,  John  Greenleaf.  The 
Qualc-r  Poet ;  J.  G.   W. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  591. 

Whittington,  W.  D.,  and  others. 
Hi/dru  Poli/ccphaliis,  Esq.  An  English 
journalist  early  in  the  nineteenth  century. 

WhitAvorth,  Robert.  .Joseph  Siot. 
An  English  writer  of  the  eighteenth  cen- 
tury of  Manchester ;  a  printer(?)  and 
bookseller(?). 

Whyte,  Rohert.     A  Cabin  Passenger. 

Whyte,  William.  W.  W.  An  Eng- 
lish poet  of  the  first  part  of  the  eigh- 
teenth century. 

Wickstrom,  Prof.  V.  H.  Christer 
Sivahn.     A  Swedish  writer. 

Widmann,  Leon  Willy.    Leo7i  Willy. 

Wieselgren,  Harald.  H.  W.  A 
Swedish  author  and  librarian  at  Stock- 
holm. 

Wieselgren,  Sigfrid,  1843-.  Sixten 
Wird  ;  Horatio.     A  Swedish  author. 

Wigglesworth,  Edward.  W. ;  E. 
W.  An  American  lawyer;  Harv.  Coll., 
1822;  LL.B.,  1825;  d.  1876. 

Wight,  Orlando  Williams,  1824-. 
0.  W.  W.  An  American  author;  b.  at 
Centreville,  N.Y. ;  studied  at  Westfield 
Acad,  and  Rochester  Coll.  Institute,  and 
then  travelled  in  Europe. 

Wightman,  O-  G.  R.  -4  Private  Gen- 
tleman. An  English  writer  of  one  hun- 
dred years  ago. 

Wigstrom,  Mrs.  Eva.  Ave.  A  Swed- 
ish novelist. 

Wild,  Henry,  about  1684  to  about 
1730.  The  Learned  Tailor.  An  English 
scholar ;  b.  at  Norwich ;  he  learned 
Latin,  Greek,  Hebrew,  Arabic^  Syriac, 
and  other  Oriental  languages,  and  was 
employed  in  the  Bodleian  Library. 

Wildbore,  Rev.  Charles,  -1802.  Ami- 
cus; Eumcnes.  An  English  mathemati- 
cian ;  for  more  than  thirty  years  pastor 
of  Sulney,  Notts. 

Wilde,  Richard  Henry,  1789-1847. 
Fitzhiigh  Delany.    An  American  lawyer; 


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b.  in  Dublin ;  was  brought  to  this  coun- 
try when  a  child ;  was  admitted  to  the 
Georgia  bar  in  1809;  became  an  M.C. 
in  1815,  and  again  in  1828;  was  profes- 
sor in  the  Univ.  of  Louisiana  in  1844;  d. 
in  New  Orleans. 

Wilder,  Marshall  Pinckney,  1798- 
188-.  The  President.  An  American  mer- 
chant; b.  in  Eindge,  N.H. ;  established 
himself  in  Boston  in  1825. 

WUeman,  W.      W.  W. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  592. 

Wiley,  Eev.  AUen,  1797-1848.  A 
Friend  to  Ministers.  An  American  Meth- 
odist divine ;  b.  in  Frederick  Co.,  Va. ; 
in  1804  the  family  settled  at  Harrison, 
on  White  Water,  Ind. ;  he  was  engaged 
in  the  ministry,  1817-48 ;  d.  at  Vevay, 
Ind. 

Wilkes,  George,  1817-85.  An  Old 
Line  Democrat.  An  American  journalist ; 
•editor  and  proprietor  of  the  "  Spirit  of 
the  Times  "  ;  d.  in  New  York  City. 

Wilkes,  John.  A  Member  of  Parlia- 
ment; Pego  Borewell ;  II  Bruto  Inglese. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  592. 

Wilkin,  Mrs.  Maria.  Maria.  An 
English  novelist  of  the  day. 

Willard,  Ammiel  J.  A.  J.  W.  An 
American  lawyer  of  New  York  City. 

WUlard,  Joseph,  1798-1865.  J.  W. 
An  American  historian ;  b.  in  Cam- 
bridge, Mass. ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1816 ;  resided 
at  Lancaster,  Mass.,  and  d.  there. 

Willard,  Samuel,  D.D.,  1775-1859. 
8-  W.  An  American  clergyman ;  b.  at 
Petersham,  Mass.;  Harv.  Coll.,  1803; 
pastor  at  Deerfield,  Mass.,  1807-29;  d. 
in  that  town. 

Willcox,  J.  K.  Hamilton.  Wyliaume 
Fawcette. 

Willcox,  Orlando  Bolivar.  Major 
March. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  592. 

Willett,  Ricliard.  ^1  Parishioner. 
An  English  writer  of  fifty  years  ago. 

William  IV.  of  England.  The  Sailor 
King. 

Williams,  .      Clio.     An   English 

poet  of  Shrewsbury. 

Williams,  .     W.    An   American 

writer. 

Williams,  Annie  Bowles.  J  A  K. 
An  American  writer  of  the  day. 

Williams,  liev.  Charles  Hanbury. 
Carl. 

Williams,  Dionysius,  1732  or  1733- 
76.  A  Wight  S/ciUed  in  Mathematics.  An 
English  mathematician ;  b.  and  d.  in 
Sennen. 

WiUiams,  Elisha,  1094-1755.  A 
Lover  of  Truth  and  Liberty;    Philalethes. 


An  American  clergyman ;  b.  at  Hat- 
field; Harv.  Coll.,  1711;  president  of 
Yale  Coll.,  1726-39 ;  d.  at  Wethersfield, 
Conn. 

AVilliams,  Rev.  Elisha  Scott,  1757- 
1845.  A  Friend  of  Truth.  An  American 
Baptist  minister;  b.  in  East  Hartford, 
Conn. ;  in  1790  removed  to  Livermore, 
Me. ;  pastor  at  Brunswick,  Me.,  1800-3  ; 
of  Beverly,  Mass.,  1803-12;  minister  at 
large  in  Boston,  1812-37,  when  he  re- 
turned to  Beverly,  and  d.  there. 

Williams,  H.  L.  An  Elector.  An 
English  political  writer  of  the  day. 

Williams,  Miss  Helen  Maria.  An 
English  Lady. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  593. 

Williams,  Dr.  Henry  L/le^vellyn,  Jr. 
Henry  L.  Poone. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  593. 

Williams,  Rev.  Isaac,  B.D.     P. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  593. 

Williams,  J.  J.  W.  An  English 
writer  of  Catherington. 

Williams,  Miss  Jane.  Llinos.  A 
Welsh  lady  of  Aberpergwin. 

Williams,  John.  Piiblicola.  An  Eng- 
lish political  writer. 

Williams,  John,  D.D.,  1582-1650. 
The  Chief  of  the  Gulenists.  An  eminent 
British  statesman ;  b.  in  Wales ;  arch- 
bishop of  York,  1641-50. —  See  Dixon's 
"  Her  Majesty's  Tower,"  Vol.  III. 

WiUiams,  Rev  John,  1796-1839.  The 
Apostle  of  Polynesia.  A  celebrated  Eng- 
lish missionary ;  b.  at  Tottenham ;  was 
sent  to  the  South  Sea  islands ;  killed  at 
Erromanga,  one  of  the  New  Hebrides. 

Williams,  John  Shoebridge.  The 
Medium.     An  American  Spiritualist. 

Williams,  Joseph  Ha^t^vell.  One  of 
the  Family,  An  American  biographer  of 
the  day. 

Williams,  S.  T.  S.  T.  W.  An  Eng- 
lish writer. 

Williams,  Rev.  St.  George  Arm- 
strong, M.A.  Rusticus;  Vindex ;  Cleri- 
cus ;  Sion  of  Myrddin.  A  Welsh  divine; 
Jesus  Coll.,  Oxford,  1827;  rector  of 
Llangybi  w.  Llanarmon,  near  Pwllheli, 
Carnarvonsliire,  1849-80  et  seq. 

Williams,  Samuel  B.  Publius.  An 
An)erican  writer  on  banking. 

Williams,  Rev.  Thomas,  1779-1876. 
Egomet  Demens.  An  American  Congre- 
gational minister;  b.  in  Poinfrct,  Conn.; 
Yale  Coll.,  1800;  minister  at  Providence, 
R.I.,  1807-10  and  1821-23,  and  d.  there. 

Williams,  Rev.  AV.  E.  An  English 
clergjnnan  of  Winchester. 

Williams,  William  Francis.      Wirt. 

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Williams,     Rev.    William    White. 

Its  Pastor.  An  American  clergyman  of 
Toledo,  Ohio. 

Williamson,  Hugli,  M.D.,  LL.D., 
1735-1819.  tii/lvitis :  A  Gentleman.  An 
American  physician;  b.  at  West  Notting- 
ham, Penn.;  educ.  in  Philadelphia  and 
in  Europe ;  spent  the  last  years  of  his 
life  in  New  York  City,  and  d.  there. 

Williamson,  Rev.  James,  M.A.  A 
Clerqi/man.  An  English  clergyman  of  St. 
Alban  Hall,  Oxford. 

Williamson,  Mrs.  Sarali  E.  (Carmi- 
cliael).  Sarah  E.  GarmicliueL  An  Amer- 
ican poet;  a  Western  writer  of  the  day. 

Willis,  Browne,  Esq.,  LL.D.,  1682- 
1760.  A  Gentleman;  B.  W.,  Esq.;  B. 
W.,  Esq.,  a  Member  of  the  Society  of  Anti- 
quaries. An  English  antiquary ;  b.  at 
St.  Mary  Blandford,  county  Dorset; 
educ.  at  Westminster  and  Oxford ;  M.P. 
for  the  town  of  Buckingham,  1705;  d.  at 
Whaddon  Hall. 

Willis,  Mrs.  Katherine,  -1724.  A 
Gentlewoman  in  the  Counfri/.  An  English 
lady  ;  daughter  of  Daniel  Elliot,  Esq. ; 
married  to  Browne  Willis  in  1707. 

Willis,  Nathaniel  Parker.    N.  P.  W. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  594. 

Willis,  WUliam,  1794-1870.  W.  W. 
An  American  historian  ;  b.  at  Haverhill, 
Mass. ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1813 ;  admitted  to 
the  bar,  1817  ;  settled  in  Portland,  Me., 
and  d.  there. 

Willoughby,  Sir  Henry  Pollard, 
3d  Bart.,  1796.  An  English  Landowner. 
An  English  baronet  of  Baldon  House, 
county  Oxford ;  succeeded  his  brother  in 
1813;  M.P.  for  Evesham. 

Wills,  Rev.  William(?),  M.A.  A 
Minister  of  the  Church  of  England.  An 
English  clergyman ;  vicar  of  Edlington, 
Lincolnshire. 

Wilmer,  Albert  S.     Lavante'. 

Wilmer,  Rt.  Rev.  Joseph  Pere  Bell. 
The  Bishop  of  Louisiana.  An  American 
Episcopal  clergyman. 

Wilmot,  John,  2d  Earl  of  Rochester, 
1647  or  1648-80.  B.  H.  the  E.  of  B.  An 
English  nobleman;  educ.  at  Wadliam 
Coll.,  Oxford;  returned  from  his  travels 
in  France  and  Italy  in  his  eighteenth 
year;  distinguished  himself  in  naval  en- 
gagements against  the  Dutch  in  1666  and 
1666;  attached  himself  to  the  court, 
where  he  was  noted  for  drunkenness, 
buffoonery,  and  poetry. 

Wilmot,  John  Eardley,  Esq.,  1749- 
1815.  Junior.  An  English  lawyer  and 
writer;  educ.  at  Oxford;  removed  from 
college  to  the  Temple ;  admitted  to  the 
bar  and  went  the  Midland  Circuit ;  mas- 


ter in  chancery,  1783-1804;  d.  at  Tot- 
tenham. 

Wilson,  AndreTT,  M.D.  An  Impar- 
tial Inquirer. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  594. 

Wilson,  Mrs.  Augusta  J.  (Evans), 
1835-.  Augusta  J.Evans.  An  American 
novelist  of  the  day ;  b.  near  Columbus  in 
Georgia ;  after  some  years  the  family  re- 
moved to  Mobile,  Ala.;  her  home  was  at 
Summerville,  near  that  city ;  in  1868 
Miss  Evans  was  married  to  Mr.  L.  M. 
Wilson  of  Mobile,  but  still  in  1872  re- 
sided in  Summerville. 

Wilson,  Daniel,  D.D.  A  Clergyman; 
A  Member  oftJie  Society. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  595. 

Wilson,  Rev.  Daniel,  1806-86.  The 
Vicar  of  Islington.  An  Englisli  clergy- 
man ;  son  of  Bishop  Daniel  Wilson; 
educ.  at  Wadham  Coll.,  Oxford ;  when 
his  father  was  made  bishop  in  1832,  he 
succeeded  to  the  living  of  Islington  ;  was 
vicar  there  for  more  than  fifty  years, 
and  d.  there. 

Wilson,  Erasmus.  Quiet  Observer. 
An  American  journalist;  correspondent 
or  editor  of  the  Pittsburg  "  Despatch." 

Wilson,  Hari-iet.     H.  C.  Wittol. 

Wilson,  Henry  Schutz.  Herbert 
Gray.  An  English  writer ;  b.  in  London, 
and  in  1886  resident  there. 

Wilson,  James.     J.  W. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  595. 

Wilson,  James  Holbert.  A  Member 
of  the  Inner  Temple.  An  English  lawyer ; 
a  writer  of  London. 

Wilson,  James  Patriot,  D.D.,  1769- 
1830.  A  Christian.  An  American  Pres- 
byterian clergyman;  b.  at  Lewes,  Sussex 
Co.,  Del. ;  Univ.  of  Penn.,  1788 ;  pastor 
of  tJie  First  Presbyterian  Church  in  Phila- 
delphia, 1806-30;  d.  at  his  farm  in  Bucks 
Co., about  twenty  miles  from  Philadelphia. 

Wilson,  Prof.  John.  Mordecai  Mul- 
lion,  private  Secretary  to  Christopher  North  ; 
J.  W. ;  Crusty  Christopher. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  595. 

Wilson,  Rev.  John.  A  Protestant.  A 
Scottisii  minister  of  Irvine,  Ayrshire. 

Wilson,  Joshua.  Biblicus.  An  Eng- 
lish religious  writer. 

Wilson,  Robert.  A  Sabbath-school 
Teacher.  An  English  religio'us  writer 
of  the  day. 

Wilson,  W.  V.  S.  W.  V.  W.  An 
American  Shakespearian  writer  of  Wash- 
ington, D.C. 

Wilson,  William  Carus,  B.A.,  and 
others.  The  Editors  of  the  "Children's 
Eriend." 

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Wilson,     William     Dexter,     D.D., 

LL.D.,  1«16-.  W.  D.  W.  An  Ameri- 
can scholar  ;  b.  at  Stoddard,  N.H.  ; 
studied  theology  at  the  Harvard  Divin- 
ity School,  1838 ;  professor  at  Cornell 
Univ. 

Windham,  Sir  William.  Will  Wild- 
Jire. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  596. 

Wines,  Enoch  Cobb,  D.D.,  1806-. 
The  Commissioner.  An  American  teacher 
and  author ;  b.  at  Hanover,  N.J. ;  Mid- 
dlesex Coll.,  1827 ;  was  the  latter  jjart 
of  his  life  engaged  in  the  organization 
of  an  International  Prison  Congress. 

Winkelblech,  Prof.  Karl  Georg. 
Karl  Mario.  A  German  Radical  of  the 
day. 

Winkley,  Rev.  Samuel  Hobart. 
The  Pastor ;  The  Superintendent.  An 
American  minister ;  Harv.  Divinity 
School,  1846 ;  minister  at  large  in  Bos- 
ton for  many  years. 

AVinscom,  Mrs.  Jane  (Cave).  Mrs. 
W .  An  English  poet  of  one  hun- 
dred years  ago. 

Winslow,  Rev.  Hubbard,  D.D., 
1800-04.  Evangelus  Pucijicus.  An 
American  Congregational  divine ;  b.  at 
Williston,  Vt.f  Yale  Coll.,  1825;  stud- 
ied theology  at  Andover  and  New- 
Haven,  1828  ;  resident  at  Brooklyn, 
N.Y.,  1861-64 ;    d.  at  his  native  place. 

Winston,  James.  A  Theatrical  Ama- 
teur. An  English  writer  of  the  first  part 
of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Winterfield,  Charles.  A  Kentuckian. 
An  American  writer  in  the  "American 
Whig  Review." 

Winter-Hjelm,  Chr.  Johannes  Nor- 
man. 

Wlnthrop,  Robert  Charles,  Sr., 
LL.D.       The   President. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  596. 

Winthrope,  Winifred.  Clara  Au- 
gusta. 

Wintle,  Thomas,  1737-1814.  A 
Member  of  the  Universiti/  of  Oxford. 
An  English  clergyman ;  b.  in  Glou- 
cester ;  scholar,  fellow,  and  tutor  of 
Pemberton  Coll.,  Oxford;  rector  of  Wit- 
trisham,  Kent,  1767-74,  and  of  Bright- 
well,  Berks.,  1774-1814. 

Wirsen,  Prof.  Carl  David  af,  1842-. 
C.  D.  W.  A  Swedish  poet  and  author; 
secretary  of  tlie  Swedish  Acad. 

Wirt,  William,  LI..D.  One  of  the 
■  Peojilf  ;    A  Yoniirj  Gentleman  of  Rank. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  596. 

Wise,  Henry  Augustus,  1810-09.  The 
Chief  of  the  Bureau  of  Ordnance.  An 
American  naval  officer;  b.  at  Brooklyn, 


N.Y. ;  entered  the  United  States  Navy, 
1834  ;  captain,  1866  ;  d.  at  Naples. 

Wise,  Rev.  John,  1652-1725.  Amicus 
Patrice.  An  American  clergyman ;  b.  in 
Roxbury,  Mass. ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1673 ;  min- 
ister at  Chebacco,  Ipswich,  Mass.,  1683- 
1725,  and  d.  there. 

Wise,  Rev.  Joseph.  A  Sussex  Clergy- 
man. An  English  poet  of  one  hundred 
years  ago. 

Wise,  Thomas  Turner.  A  Sincere 
Well-wisher  to  the  Colonij.  An  English 
political  writer. 

Wiseman,  Nicholas  Patrick  Ste- 
phen.     Bishop  Blougram. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  597. 

Withers,  Rev.  John.  A  Citizen.  An 
English  Presbyterian  divine  of  the  first 
part  of  the  eighteenth  century. 

Withers,  Philip,  D.D.  Alfred;  An 
Old  Member  of  Parliament. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  597. 

Witherspoon,  John,  D.D.,  LL.D., 
1722-94.  The  Druid;  A  Citizen  of  the 
United  States;  Dr.  Silverspoon ;  The  Real 
Author  of  that  Peiformance. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  597. 

Witherspoon,  Dr.  Orlando.  Democ- 
ritus.  Junior.  An  American  writer  of 
the  day. 

Withington,  Leonard,  D.D.     G. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  597. 

Witte,  George  Andrew.  A  Member 
of  the  Church.  An  American  religious 
writer  of  Baltimore(?). 

Witter,  Marina.  Th.  Armin.  A  Ger- 
man historian  of  the  day. 

Witzleben,  Charlotte  v.  Charlotte 
WolliiKtr.     A  German  novelist. 

Wodhull,  Michael,  1740-1816.  L.L.; 
Orlando.  An  English  poet ;  first  imbibed 
tlie  love  of  song  at  Twyford,  Bucks,  at  the 
school  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Cleaver;  was  after- 
wards removed  to  Winchester  School,  and 
finally  to  Brazennose  Coll. ;  d.  at  his  seat 
at  Thenford,  Northamptonshire. 

Woffington,  Mrs.  Margaret,  1718-59. 
The  Queen  of  Babi/lon.  An  English 
actress  ;  b.  in  Dublin  ;  d.  in  London. 

Wolcot,  John,  M.D.  Carnabi/  Curry- 
comb, Esq.  ;  Philippi  Hamlin  Tinman. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  597. 

Wolfhagen,  Friederike.  Marie  Nor- 
den.     A  Danish  (?)  writer. 

Wolford,  Frank.  An  Union  Army 
Officer. 

Wood,  Charles.  A  New  Writer.  An 
Englisli  writer  of  the  day. 

Wood,  Charles  Dunning,  1820 -. 
Charles  Dunning.  An  American  writer; 
b.  in  Poughkeepsie,  N.Y. ;  Union  Coll., 
1858  ;  residing  in  his  native  town. 


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Wood,  Miss  Charlotte.  Charlotte 
Dunning.  An  American  writer  of  the 
day,  of  Poughkeepsie. 

Wood,  E.  E.  W.  An  English  cler- 
gyman of  Broadwater  Rectory. 

Wood,  Horatio.  H.  W.  An  Amer- 
ican clergyman ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1827 ;  Di- 
vinity School,  1832 ;  for  many  years 
minister  at  large  in  Lowell,  Mass.,  and 
in  1885  resident  there. 

Wood,  Rev.  James.  A  Scotch  Preacher. 
A  Scottish  writer  of  the  day. 

Wood,  Roland  A.  Paul  Gushing. 
An  English  writer  of  the  day  in  "  Black- 
wood's Magazine." 

Wood,  William  Maxwell,  M.D., 
-1880.  The  Chief  of  the  Bureau  of  Medi- 
cine and  Surgery.  An  American  surgeon ; 
assistant-surgeon  in  tlie  United  States 
Navy,  1829 ;  surgeon,  1838 ;  medical  dr^ 
rector,  1871 ;  retired  list,  187-. 

Woodbridge,  Wylly.  An  American 
Citizen.  An  American  writer ;  published 
at  Washington,  1868. 

Woodbury,  Rev.  Augustus,  A.M., 
1825-.  A.  W.  ;  The  Pastor  of  the  West- 
minster Cong.  Soc,  Providence.  An  Amer- 
ican minister ;  b.  at  Beverly,  Mass. ; 
Harv.  Univ.  Divinity  School;  pastor  at 
Providence,  R.I.,  1857-87. 

Woodd,  Rev.  Basil.     A  Clergyman. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  598. 

Woodforde,  Jaines(?).  A  Gentleman 
of  Shropshire.     An  English  writer. 

Woodis,  Rev.  William.  Pindar.  An 
English  clergyman. 

Woodmas, .  A  Gentleman  Inde- 
pendent of  Party.  An  English  political 
■writer. 

Woods,  A.  B.  A  Believer.  An  Amer- 
ican writer. 

Woods,  Mrs.  Kate  Tannant.  Kate 
True  An  American  writer  of  Cleveland, 
Ohio. 

Woodward,  Josepli  Janvier,  M.D., 
1833-.  Janvier.  An  American  physi- 
cian; b.  in  Philadelphia;  grand  M.D.  at 
the  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania  in  1853; 
assistant-surgeon  in  the  United  States 
Army. 

Woodw^ard,  Josiali,  D.D.  A  Minis- 
ter;  A  Minister  of  the  Church  of  England. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  599. 

Woodworth,  John,  1768-1858.  An 
American  Youth.  An  American  jurist; 
b.  at  Schodack,  N.Y. ;  studied  law  at 
Albany;  admitted  to  the  bar,  1791;  in 
1806  settled  in  Albany,  and  d.  there. 

Wooldridge,  George  B.     Tim  Quick. 

Wooley,  Rev.  Charles,  M.A.  C.  W., 
A.M. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  599. 


Woolston,  Rev.  Thomas.  Origen 
Adamantiiis  Renatvs ;  Mystagogus. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  599. 

Worcester,  Leonard,  1767-1846.  Ce- 
phas. An  American  minister  ;  b.  at  Hol- 
lis,  N.H. ;  pastor  at  Peacham,  Vt.,  1799- 
1839,  and  at  Johnsbury,Vt.,  1839-46. 

Worcester,  Noah,  D.D.  Noah  W. ; 
The  Editor  of  the  "Friend  of  Peace"; 
The  Pilgrim  Good-Intent;  Freeman  L. 
Usher  ;  Elias  Monitor. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  599. 

Worth,  Gorham  A.,  1773-1856.  Igna- 
tins  Jones.  An  American  banker ;  for  a 
time  cashier  of  a  bank  in  Albany,  and  at 
the  time  of  his  death  president  of  the  New 
York  City  bank  ;  d.  in  New  York  City. 

Wotton,  William,  D.D.     M.  N. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  599. 

Wragg,  Dr.  William  T.  W.  T.  W. 
An  American  writer  of  the  South. 

Wrangham,  Rev.  Francis,  F.S.A. 
F.  W. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  600. 

Wray,  Daniel,  1701-83.  W.  An 
English  writer ;  b.  in  London ;  educ.  at 
Cambridge ;  was  deputy  teller  of  the 
exchequer,  1745-82. 

Wreford,  John  Reynell,D.D.,  F.S.A. 
J.  R.  W.  An  English  hymn-writer  of 
Bristol ;  educ.  for  the  ministry  at  Man- 
chester Coll.,  York ;  and  in  1825  became 
co-pastor  with  Rev.  John  Kentish,  min- 
ister at  Birmingham ;  his  voice  failing  in 
1831,  he  left  the  active  ministry,  and  for 
many  years  was  a  successful  teacher ;  in 
1869  et  seq.  he  lived  in  comparative  re- 
tirement near  Bristol. 

Wrenford,  W.  H.  Master  of  the  Usk 
Grammar  School.  An  English  writer  of 
the  day. 

Wretman,  I.  M.  I.  M.  W.  A  Swed- 
ish autlior. 

Wrifford,  Anson.     Uncle  Daniel. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  600. 

Wright, .     Daniel  Johnson. 

Wright,  Charles.  C.  W.  An  Eng- 
lishC?)  bibliographer. 

Wright,  Elizur.  A  Democrat  of  the 
Old  School. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  600. 

Wright,  George, Esq.  8ylvan{]').  An 
English  writer ;  author  of  the  "  Rural 
Christian,"  etc. 

Wright,  James  A.  A  Layman.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day. 

Wright,  Thomas.  Journeyman  Engi- 
neer ;   The  Riverside  Visitor. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  600. 

Wright,  William.  A  Surgeon  Aurist. 
An  English  writer ;  surgeon  aurist  to 
Queen  Charlotte. 


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Wulff,  Margarethe.  A.  Stein.  A 
German  novelist. 

Wyatt,  James.  A  Friend  to  Consist- 
ency. An  English  writer  one  hundred 
years  ago. 

Also  ascribed  to  John  or  Matthew  Wyatt. 

Wyatt,  Matthew  Digby,  1820-.  An 
Architect.  An  English  architect ;  super- 
intended the  erection  of  the  Crystal 
Palace  in  London,  1851  ;  knighted,  1868. 

Wyatt,  Mrs.  Sophia  (Hayes).  A 
Landlad//  of  the  Old  School. 

Wyatt-isdgeU,  liev.  Edgell.  A 
Protestant  Clergyman.  An  English  divine ; 


Oriel  Coll.,  Oxford ;  resident,  in  1887,  at 
Stanford  Park,  Rugby. 

Wyld,  Robert  S.  A  Modern  Calvinist. 
A  Scottish  religious  writer  of  the  day. 

Wyman,  Rufus,  M.D.  A  Tything- 
man. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  601. 

Wyndham,  Henry  Penrnddocke. 
H.  P.    \V. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  601. 

Wynne,  Thomas  H.     T.  H.  W. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  601. 

Wyvlll,  Fanny  Susan.  Fanshawe 
Brook.    An  English  poet  of  the  day. 


Yonge,  Charlotte  Mary.    Alma. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  601. 

Young, .     Junius  Patricius. 

Young,  Alexander,  D.D.,  1800-54. 
A.  Y.  An  American  clergyman  ;  b.  and 
d.  in  Boston ;  Harv.  Coll.,  1820  ;  Divinity 
School,  1827  ;  pastor  in  Boston,  1825-54. 

Young,  Alexander.  Summer  dale.  An 
American  writer  of  the  day ;  published 
at  Chicago,  1880. 

Young,  Alexander.  Tuverner.  An 
American  journalist  of  Boston. 

Young,  Arthur,  Esq.  A.  Y****, 
Esq. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  602. 

Young,  Sir  Charles  George,  D.C.L., 
1795-1869.  C.  G.  Y.  An  English 
knight ;  educ.  at  the  Charter-house  ;  en- 


tered the  College  of  Arms  as  pursuivant, 
1813 ;  garter  principal  king  of  arms, 
and  knighted. 

Young,  Edward,  D.C.L.     Cynthia. 

See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  602. 

Young,  Edward  James.  E.  J.  Y. 
An  American  clergyman ;  b.  in  Boston  ; 
Harv.  Coll.,  1848 ;  professor  there,  1869- 
80  ;  pastor  at  Waltham,  Mass.,  1880-87. 

Young,  John  Russell.     J.  R.  Y. 

See  "I.  and  P.,"  First  Series,  p.  602. 

Young,  Marianne.  An  English  Trav- 
eller.    An  English  writer. 

Young,  Robert.  Fermanagh  True  Blue. 
An  Irisli  nmsical  writer. 

Young,  Thonaas.  Philo-Kuriaces  Lon- 
curdlensis. 

Youngman,  W.  E.     An  Oxford  Man. 


Zachos,  John  C,  1820-.  Cadmus.  An 
American  educator;  b.  in  Constantinople 
of  Greek  parentage;  Kenyon  Coll.,  (Jhio, 
1840. 

Zeehmeister,     Alexander    Viktor. 

Alexander     Viktor     Wilhelmi.         A     

dramatist. 

Zeising,  Adolf,  1810-70.  Richard 
Morning.  A  German  novelist ;  b.  at 
Ballenstadt ;  resided  at  Leipsic  and 
Munich.  1853-76;  d.  at  Munich. 


Ziehen,  Edw^ard  August  Phi- 
lipp.  Edward  Etlersherg.  A  German 
writer. 

Zitelmann,    Ernst    Otto     Konrad. 

Konran  Tclmann.     A  German   author  of 
the  (iuy. 

Zollner,      Caroline      (Grape)      v. 

Caroline      v.       Giihren.  A       German 

novelist. 

Zululaud.  The  Land  of  Mis- 
fortune. 


ADDITIONS, 

CONTRIBUTED    CHIEFLY   BY   MR.    EDWARD    DENHAM,   OF    NEW   BEDFORD. 

The  following  one  hundred  and  eighty-four  pseudon3'ms  were 
used  by  Daniel  Defoe^  for  whose  bibliography  see  William  Lee's 
"Daniel   Defoe,"  etc.    (L.    1869). 


A.  A.  A.  Story  of  a  captain  in  unfor- 
tunate circumstances.  In  "Applebee's 
Journal"  (L.),  Oct.  17,  1724. 

A.  B.  On  grave  questions  of  European 
policy.  In  "Applebee's  Journal "  (L.), 
July  23,  1720. 

A.  G.  On  circumstances  affecting 
health  and  disease.  In  "Applebee's 
Journal,"  (L.),  Sept.  28,  1723. 

A.  M.  G.  C.  The  character  of  British 
justice.  In  "Applebee's  Journal,"  (L.), 
March  10,  1722. 

A.  Z.  (1)  The  Bubbler  ridiculed.  In 
"Mist's  Journal"  (L.),  April  30,  1720.— 
(2)  The  unfortunate  brew-house  pro- 
jector. In  "Mist's  Journal"  (L.),  May 
12,  1720. 

Abed.  On  the  clemency  of  the 
Czar.  In  "Mist's  Journal"  (L.),  May 
10,  1718. 

Abigail.  Description  of  a  jealous  hus- 
band. In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.), 
Marcli  P,  1725. 

All-Hide.  Satire  on  Apocryphal  news. 
In, "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.),  Dec.  3, 
1720. 

Aminadab.  A  letter,  pretending  to 
come  from  a  Quaker,  on  the  wickedness 
of  the  times.  In  "Applebee's  Journal " 
(L.),  June  3,  1721. 

Ancient.  Serious  reflections  on  old 
age.  In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.), 
July  7,  1722. 

Andronicus.  Description  of  an  un- 
manageable wife.  In  "Applebee's  Jour- 
nal" (L.),  Dec.  5,  1724. 

Anglipoloski  of  Lithviania.  The 
dyet  of  Poland  :  a  satyr  .  .  .  Dantzic, 
1705. 

Anne.  Complaint  of  one  graduating 
an  old  maid.  In  "Applebee's  Journal" 
(L.),  Oct.  31,  1724. 


Antisethiops.  On  the  Hell-Fire  Clubs. 
In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.),  May  20, 
1721. 

This  was  the  conclusion  to  an  article  in  the 
journal  the  previous  week,  which  he  had  signed 
"  Orthodox." 

Anti-Bubble.  Bubbles  again  threaten 
to  rise.  In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.), 
Nov.  25,  1721. 

Anti-Bubbler.  On  the  Bubbler.  In 
"Mist's  Journal"  (L.),  Feb.  20,  1720. 

Anticationist.  On  assassination  of 
rulers.  In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.), 
Dec.  16,  1721. 

This  subject  he  continued  in  tlie  next  four 
numbers  of  the  same  journal.  But  lie  signed 
that  of  Dec.  23,  1721,  "Anti-King-Killer";  that 
of  Jan.  1.3,  1722,  "  Philo-Royalist  ";  while  those 
of  Dec.  30, 1721,  and  Jan.  6, 1722,  were  not  signed. 

Antifogger,  Hen.,  Junior.  A  story 
of  an  exorbitant  lawyer.  In  "Applebee's 
Journal"  (L.),  May  1,  1725. 

Anti-Italick.  The  sinfulness  of  plots 
and  conspiracies.  In  "Applebee's  Jour- 
nal" (L.),  Dec.  1,  1722. 

Anti-Jobber.  A  story  of  the  evils  of 
stock  speculation.  In  "Applebee's  Jour- 
nal" (L.),  Oct.  15,  1720. 

Anti-King-Killer.  On  assassination 
of  rulers.  In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.), 
Dec.  23,  1721. 

Being  a  continuation  of  the  same  subject  pub- 
lished in  that  journal  of  Dec.  16,  signed  "Anti- 
cationist." 

Anti-Pope.  On  Pope's  translation  of 
Homer.  In  "Applebee's  Journal "  (L.), 
July  31,  1725. 

This  criticism  Defoe  continued  in  the  same 
journal  the  next  week,  but  signed  no  name. 

Antiplot.  The  plot  detected  :  Bishop 
Atterbury  in  tlte  tower.  In  "Applebee's 
Journal'"'  (L.),  Sept.  1,  1722. 

Antiplot,  Anthony.     A  curious  pic- 


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[Defoe.] 


ture  of  society.      In  "Applebee's  Jour- 
nal" (L.),  Nov.  3,  1722. 

Antisycoph.  Against  flattery  of 
princes  and  great  men.  In  "Aj^plebee's 
Journal"  (L.),  Dec.  8,  1722. 

Bankrupt.  A  South  Sea  story.  In 
"Applebee's  Journal "  (L.)'  March  25, 
1721. 

Bankrupt,  Tom.  A  bankruptcy  in 
manners,  morals,  and  religion.  In 
"Applebee's  Journal "  (L.),  Aug.  14, 
1725. 

Barinda.     The  band-box    again.      In 
"Mist's  Journal"  (L.),  Oct.  8,  1720. 
•      Beadle,  Tom.     On  the  bills  of  mor- 
'talit^^      In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.), 
Nov.  18,  1721. 

Bedlam,  Tom  A.  On  bribery.  In 
"Applebee's  Journal"  (L.),  April  7, 
1722. 

Blueskin,  Betty.  Moll  Flanders' 
niece  an  admirer  of  John  Slieppard.  In 
"Applebee's  Journal"  (L.),  Nov.  21, 
1724. 

Boggle,  Nicholas.  On  Nich.  Boggle's 
love  present.  In  "  Mist's  Journal  "  (L.), 
March  29,  1720. 

Bond,  William.  The  supernatural 
philosopher;  or,  tlie  mysteries  of  mag- 
ick  .  .  .  By  ...  of  Bury  St.  Edmunds, 
Suffolk.     L.  1728,  2d  edition. 

Broadheart,  Anthony.  National 
morality  lowered  by  the  South  Sea.  In 
"Applebee's  Journal  "  (L-),  March  o, 
1722. 

Bubble.  On  clamour  and  panic  de- 
stroy public  credit.  In  "Applebee's 
Journar'(L.),  July  22,   1721. 

Bubble,  Autho'  Hubble.  An  essay 
on  fools.  In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.), 
June  12,  1725. 

This  et-say  was  continued  in  the  same  journal 
for  June  19,  and  signed  "  Modern." 

CM.  (1)  A  plea  for  retributive  jus- 
tice. In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.), 
Jan.  28,  1721. —  (2)  Anticipation  of  war. 
In  "Applebee's  Journal "  (L.),  Aug.  12, 
1721. 

Callipedia.  On  South  Sea  faces.  In 
"Applebee's  Journal  "  (L.),  Oct.  8,  1720. 

Carefull,  Christopher.  In  "  Mist's 
Journal"  (L.),  Feb.  28,  1718. 

Cataline.  On  ]il)els:  their  nature. 
In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.),  July  8, 
1721. 

Caution.  (1)  On  evil  speaking.  In 
"Applebee's  Journal"  (L.),  June  10, 
1721.  — (2)  Of  doing  something  to  be 
talked  about.  In  "Applebee's  Journal" 
(L.),Oct.  14, 1721.  — (;J)  Progress  of  tlie 
plague  in  France.  In  "Api)h'bee's  Jour- 
nal "  (L.),  Nov.  4,  1721.—  (4)  On  false- 


hood :  a  satire.  In  "Applebee's  Journal " 
(L.),  Aug.  4,  1722. 

He  continued  the  subject  of  "  Something  to  be 
talked  about"  in  the  same  journal  for  October 
21,  but  used  another  signature,  "  Mr.  Eminent." 

Caution,  Henry,  Junior.  Duty  of 
journalists  to  discountenance  plots.  In 
"  Applebee's  Journal "  (L.),  Aug.  25, 
1722. 

Caution,  Sir  Timothy.  Letters  to 
Mist.  In  "Mist's  Journal"  (L.),  Sept. 
20  and  Sept.  29,  1718. 

Celibacy.  Old  maids ;  the  other  side 
of  the  picture.  In  "Applebee's  Journal " 
(L.),  April  13,  1723. 

This  was  a  second  part  of  an  article  which 
Defoe  had  written  on  "  Old  Maids."  The  first  was 
called  "  Satire  on  Censorious  Old  Maids,"  and  ap- 
peared April  6  unsigned,  but  undoubtedly  by  the 
same  autlior. 

Chagrin,  Sir  Malcontent.  On  indi- 
vidual foibles  national  benefits.  In  "Mist's 
Journal  "  (L.),  Feb.  7,  1719. 

Chesapeake.  A  description  of  a 
street  outrage.  In  "Applebee's  Journal " 
(L.),  Jan.  12,  1723. 

Combustion.  On  the  tricks  and  con- 
trivances incidental  to  journalism.  In 
"Applebee's  Journal"  (L.),  Aug.  21, 
1725. 

Conscientia.  Against  treason.  In 
"Mist's  Journal"  (L.),  Sept.  2G,  1719. 

Convert,  The  New.  (1)  A  nice  case 
of  conscience.  In  "Applebee's  Journal" 
(L.),  Dec.  29,  1722.  — (2)  On  oaths  of 
allegiance,  etc.  In  "Applebee's  Journal  " 
(L.),  Jan.  5,  1723. 

Converted  Thief,  A.  Street  robber- 
ies considered.  The  reason  of  their 
being  so  frequent,  with  probable  means 
to  prevent  'em.  Written  by  a  Con- 
verted Thief.     L.  1728. 

Corporal,  The.  Against  flogging  in 
the  army.  In  "  Applebee's  Journal " 
(L.),  Sept.  15,  1722. 

Coventry.  On  an  election  in  Coven- 
try. In  "Ap])lebee's  Journal"  (L.), 
April  21,  1722. 

Credulous.  Against  publishing  false 
rumour.s  of  war.  In  "  Applebee's  Jour- 
nal" (L.),  June  20,  1722. 

D.  D.  F.  In  "Mist's  Journal"  (L.), 
Dec.  28,  1717. 

D.  F.,  Cieut.  The  compleat  art  of  paint- 
ing :  a  poem  .  .  .     By  ...     L.  1720. 

D .     On  the  insufiicient  causes  of 

great  wars.  In  "Applebee's  Journal " 
(L.),  July  27,  1723. 

Democritus.  Merry  days  and  do- 
ings :  a  s.'ilire  on  the  times.  In  "Apple- 
bee's Journal  "  (L.),  Dec.  4,  1725. 

Diogenes.  On  avarice.  In  "A])ple- 
bee's  Journal"  (L.),  Marcli  11,  1721. 


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308 


Dry-Boots,  Jeremiah.  A  South  Sea  di- 
rector :  written  as  coming-  from  a  Quaker. 
In"Applebee'sJournal"(L.),Feb.4, 1721. 

E.  S.  On  presages,  etc.  In  "Mist's 
Journal  "  (L.),  Peb.  6,  1720. 

The  next  week  the  same  journal  contained  an 
answer  to  this  article,  also  written  by  Defoe, 
■which  he  signed  "  T.  E." 

Eleanor.  Distress  of  a  loving,  virtu- 
ous woman.  In  "  Applebee's  Journal  " 
(L.),  Sept.  3,  1720. 

Elevator.  In  "  Applebee's  Journal  " 
(L.),  March  28,  1724. 

Eminent,  Mr.  Of  doing  something  to 
be  talked  about.  In  "  Applebee's  Jour- 
nal "  (L.),  Oct.  21,  1721. 

This  was  a  continuation  of  the  same  subject 
of  the  previous  week,  which  he  had  signed 
"  Caution." 

English  Gentleman,  An.  Memoirs 
of  a  cavalier ;  or,  a  military  journal  of 
the  wars  in  Germany,  and  the  wars  in 
England  ;  from  the  year  1632  to  the  year 
1648.     Written  .  .  .  by  .  .  .     L.  1720. 

Englishman  at  the  Court  of  Han- 
over, An.  A  seasonable  warning  and 
caution  against  the  insinuations  of  Pa- 
pists and  Jacobites  in  favour  of  the  Pre- 
tender ...     L.  1712. 

Enigma.  On  strictures  on  publication 
of  Aislabie's  defence.  In  "Applebee's 
Journal  "  (L.),  Sept.  23,  1721. 

Enquirer,  The.  The  directors  of  the 
South  Sea  directors.  In  "  Applebee's 
Journal"  (L.),  Peb.  11,  1721. 

Epiclemicus.  Against  the  reproach  of 
mercenary  applied  to  public  writers.  In 
"Applebee's  Journal"  (L.),  June  5, 1725. 

Experience,  T.  (1)  On  the  decay  of 
true  friendship.  In  "Applebee's  Jour- 
nal" (L.),  Dec.  12,  1724.—  (2)  And  on 
a  case  of  ingratitude.  In  "Applebee's 
Journal  "  (L.),  Jan.  2,  1725. 

F — e,  Dan  D.  A  curious  little  ora- 
tion, delivered  by  Father  Andrew,  con- 
cerning the  great  quarrels  that  divide  the 
clergy  of  Prance.  Translated  from  the 
fourth  edition  of  the  Prench,  by  Dan  D. 
P— e.     L.1717. 

Face,  Count  Kidney.  A  shrewish  wife. 
In  "  Mist's  Journal"  (L.),  May  28, 1720. 

Faithfull,  Frank.  In  "  Mist's  Jour- 
nal "  (L.),  Peb.  28,  1719. 

Familiar  Spirit,  A.  The  friendly 
daemon  ;  or,  the  generous  apparition  .  .  . 
By  .  .  .     L.  1726. 

Fancy,  Henry,  Jr.  On  journalist  in- 
dependence. In  "  Mist's  Journal  "  (L.), 
Nov.  7,  1719. 

Farmer,  The.  A  plea  for  charity  to 
destitute  labourers.  In  "  Applebee's 
Journal"  (L.),  July  3,  1725. 


Firebrand,  Penelope.  Pleasure  in 
the  citj'  and  the  country  contrasted.  In 
"Applebee's  Journal"  (L.),  Oct.  3,  1724. 

Floretina.  Success  of  a  female  ia 
stocks.  In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.), 
Aug.  20,  1720. 

Freeholder,  A.  On  the  favourites  of 
kings.  In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.), 
Peb.  24,  1722. 

Freeman,  Harry.  An  office  for  mar- 
riages.    In  "Mist's  Journal"  (L.),  April 

4,  1719. 

Furioso.  Conjugal  forbear-ance  in- 
culcated by  a  story.  In  "  Applebee's 
Journal  "  (L.),  March  27,  1725. 

Furious.      Party  spirit    may  lead  to 
unnatural     conduct.       In     "  Applebee's 
Journal  "  (L.),  Aug.  11,  1722. 
I      G.      In  "  Mist's  Journal,"  March  15,. 
1718. 

G.  Against  the  author  of  indecent 
books,  and  on  a  steel  concave.  In 
"Mist's  Journal"  (L.),  April  26,  and 
June  21,  1718. 

G.  B.  Uncertainty  of  history  written 
with  party  spirit.  In  "  Applebee's  Jour- 
nal" (L.),  Aug.  18,  1722. 

G.  M.  On  the  character  of  an  aban- 
doned clergyman.  In  "  Applebee's 
Journal"  (L.),  Oct.  27,  1722. 

G.  T.  On  the  evils  of  disloyalty.  In 
"Mist's  Journal"  (L.),  July  19,  1718. 

G.  Y.  A  story  of  want  of  charity.  In 
"Mist's  Journal"  (L.),  Aug.  2,  1718. 

Grateful.  On  the  baseness  of  in- 
gratitude. In  "  Applebee's  Journal  " 
(L.),  Dec.  19,  1724. 

Gunpowder.  Lament  on  the  loss  of 
the  "Charming  Panny"  laden  with 
brimstone.  In  "Applebee's  Journal" 
(L.),  Sept.  18,  1725. 

Gyaris.  A  plea  for  unfortunate 
ruined  debtors.  In  "  Applebee's  Jour- 
nal" (L.),  April  15,  1721. 

He  continued  this  subject  in  the  nest  number 
of  the  same  journal,  but  signed  bis  communica- 
tion "  Misericordia."  In  the  same  journal  for 
April  29,  he  wrote  "  On  the  sanctuaries  of  "poor 
debtors,"  and  again  used  the  signature  of  "  Gy- 
aris." 
'-    H.     In  "Mist's  Journal"   (L.),  April 

5,  and  Aug.  9,  1718,  when  he  published 
articles  upon  "  The  Printing  of  Indecent 
Books,"  and  "A  Political  Satire  —  The 
Czar  and  Ins   son." 

H.  R.  Essay  referring  to  the  great 
plague  in  London.  In  "Applebee's  Jour- 
naf"  (L.),  Oct.  6,  1721. 

Hat,  Obadiah  Blue.  A  Quaker  let- 
ter on  a  false  lover.  In  "Applebee's 
Journal"  (L.),  Peb.  29,  1724. 

Horncastle,  Thomas.  On  defects  in 
the   English   law   of    divorcement.      In 


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"Applebee's  Journal"  (L.),  Aug.  15, 
1724. 

Hubble-Bubble.  Gold  is  not  omnipo- 
tent :  a  story.  In  "Applebee's  Journal " 
(L.),  Sept.  10,  1720. 

Humanity.  Of  humanity  even  to 
traitors.  In  "Applebee's  Journal  "  (L.), 
Dec.  22,  1722. 

Husliai.  On  rumours  of  the  Pretender 
coniine;.  In  "Applebee's  Journal "  (L.), 
Sept.  22,  1722. 

Impartiality,  Anthony.  Banter  on 
Whiggish  South  Sea  directors.  In  "Ap- 
plebee's Journal"  (L.),  Dec.  31,  1720. 

Indifferent,  Jaclt.  Public  libellers 
meet  with  no  sympathy.  In  "Applebee's 
Journal  "  (L.),  July  11,  1721. 

Inoculator,  Tlie.  In  "  Applebee's 
Journal"  (L.),  April  28,  1722.  _ 

Insolvent.  Appeal  for  insolvent 
debtors.  In  "  Mist's  Journal "  (L.),Jan. 
8,  1719. 

Ivy,  P.  In  "Mist's  Journal"  (L.), 
Feb.  27,  1720. 

The  article  was  entitled  "  Character  of  Tom 
Oaken  Plant,"  and  was  an  answer  to  a  threaten- 
ing letter  which  Mist  had  received,  signed 
"  Oaken  Plant."  But^who  the  author  was  that 
signed  himself  thus,  I  am  unable  to  say. 

John-Joan.  The  story  of  John  and 
Joan.  In  "Applebee's  Journal "  (L.), 
Oct.  6,  1722.' 

A  sequel  to  "  The  Merry  Story  of  John  and 
Joan,"  which  Defoe  had  contributed  to  the  same 
journal  for  Sept.  29,  signed  "  Wallnutshire." 

Journal.  In  "Mist's  Journal"  (L.), 
Feb.  8,  1718. 

Li.  Li.  li.  On  doings  in  Exchange 
Alley.  In  "Mist's  Journal"  (L.),  Feb. 
20,  1720. 

Leicestershire.  A  country  man's  ac- 
count of  the  stock  exchange.  In  "  Ap- 
plebee's Journal"  (L.),  Oct.  1,  1720. 

Libertas.  On  liberty.  In  "Applebee's 
Journal  "  (L.),  Jan.  20,  1722. 

Liiberty.  (1)  Trade  is  not  dependent 
on  liberty.  In  "Applebee's  Journal" 
(L.),  Feb.  17,  1722.— (2)  On  temporary 
shelter  for  unfortunate  debtors.  In 
"Applebee's  Journal  "  (L.),  Oct.  5,  1723. 

Love,  True.  A  burlesque  marriage 
proposal.  In  "Applebee's  Journal "  (L.), 
Nov.  14,  1724. 

Love-Wit,  Leonard.  Platonic  love. 
In  "Mist's  Journal  "  (L.),  May  7,  1720. 

In  the  same  journal,  June  4,  he  wrote  another 
article  called  "  Lovewit  Outwitted,"  and  signed 
it  "  T.  Lovewit." 

LoveAvit,  Theophilus.  In  "  Mist's 
Journal  "  (L.),  Feb.  28,  1719. 

Lye- Alone,  Lionel.  On  caution 
against  love.  In  "Mist's  Journal  "  (L.), 
Feb.  13,  1720. 


M.  G.  A  plea  for  charity  schools. 
In  "Applebee's  Journal  "  (L.),  July  13, 
1623. 

Man,  Livery.  A  satire  on  city  poli- 
tics. In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.), 
Sept.  26,  1724. 

Many  wife,  Tom.  Story  of  an  un- 
fortunate matrimonial  adventure.  In 
"Applebee's  Journal  "  (L.),  April  3, 1725. 

Marjory,  Lady.  On  matrimony,  and 
the  most  suitable  age  for  ladies.  In  "Ap- 
plebee's Journal"  (L.),  March  20, 1725. 

MeanTvell,  Miranda.  Miranda  de- 
sires a  husband.  In  "Mist's  Journal" 
(L.),  Feb.  21,  1719. 

In  the  same  journal  for  Feb.  28,  Defoe  wrote 
two  answers  to  this,  which  he  called  "  Mi- 
randa's Offers,"  replied  to,  and  signed  them 
"  Frank  Faithfull,"  "  Theophilus  Lovewit," 
and  "Christopher  Carefull."  On  March  14  ap- 
peared a  third  article  signed  as  above,  giving  the 
supposed  Miranda's  reply. 

Meeting  House.  Against  religious 
persecution.  In  "The  Whitehall  Even- 
ing Post  "  (L.),  Dec.  30,  1718. 

Member,  A.  The  secret  history  of 
the  October  Club  ...     L.  1711. 

Member  of  the  Honourable  House 
of  Commons,  A.  A  vindication  of  the 
rights  of  the  Commons  of  England.  By 
...     L.  1701. 

Meteor.  On  the  ball  of  fire.  In 
"  Mist's  Journal  "  (L.),  June  20,  1719. 

He  had  already  written  for  the  same  journal, 
April  18,  on  the  "  Great  Meteor." 

Ministring  Friend  of  the  People 
called  Quakers,  A.  A  trumpet  blown 
in  the  North,  and  sounded  in  the  ears  of 
John  Erskine  ...     By  .  .  .     L.  1715. 

Miser.  South  Sea  tide  turned.  In 
"Applebee's  Journal"  (L.),  Aug.  27, 
1720. 

Misericordia.  A  plea  for  unfortu- 
nate ruined  debtors.  In  "  Applebee's 
Journal"  (L.),  April  22,  1721. 

This  was  a  continuation  of  an  article  upon  the 
same  subject  which  he  had  published  the  ijrevi- 
ous  week,  but  had  signed  "  G-yaris." 

Modern.  On  fools.  In  "Applebee's 
Journal  "  (L.),  June  19,  1725. 

This  was  a  continuation  of  an  essay  upon  the 
same  subject  in  the  same  journal  for  the  previous 
week,  signed  "  Antho'  Hubble  Bubble." 

Moll.  Signature  to  a  letter,  dated 
from  Kag-Fair,  which  appeared  in  "Ap- 
plebee's Journal"  (L.),  J\i\y  16,  1720. 
This  letter  is  a  precursor  of  his  cele- 
brated work,  "Moll  Flanders,"  which 
appeared  in  January,  1722. 

Myra.  Signed  to  a  supposed  letter 
from  the  ladies  of  Northampton  to  Mr. 
Mist.  In  "Mist's  Journal"  (L.),  June 
11,  1720. 


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N.  B.  The  bubblers  rail  at  each  other. 
In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.),  Sept.  30, 
1721. 

N Upon  Trent.    Character  of  a 

wicked  landlord.  In  "Applebee's  Jour- 
nal" (L.),  March  7,  1724. 

Nelly.  A  story  of  matrimonial  strat- 
agems. In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.), 
Marcli  13,  1725. 

Neutrality,  Protestant.  On  Protes- 
tant neutrality.  In  "Applebee's  Jour- 
nal" (L.),  May  19,  1722. 

Nicety.  On  screening  South  Sea  de- 
linquents. In  "Applebee's  Journal "  (L.), 
April  1,  1721. 

Oldway,  Oliver.  The  day  after  the 
suppression  of  bubbles.  In  "Applebee's 
Journal"  (L.),  June  25,  1720. 

One,  Two,  Three,  Four.  An  enquiry 
into  the  occasional  conformity  of  Dis- 
senters in  cases  of  preferment ...   L.  1697. 

Orthodox.  (1)  On  irreligion.  In 
"Applebee's  Journal"  (L.),  March  18, 
1728.— (2)  On  the  Hell-Fire  Clubs.  In 
"Applebee's  Journal"  (L.),  May  13, 
1721. 

He  continued  the  latter  subject  in  the  same 
journal  the  next  week,  but  added  a  new  signa- 
ture, "  Antisethiops." 

Patience.  On  a  female  distressed  for 
a  fortune  and  a  husband.  In  "  Mist's 
Journal"  (L.),  Jan.  30,  1720. 

Peaceable,  Abel.  Inhumanity  of  a 
female  mob.  In  "Applebee's  Journal " 
(L.),  Dec.  12,  1724. 

Peter.  On  the  government  by  par- 
ties. In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.), 
May  11,  1723. 

Tbla  he  followed  on  May  18  with  "Discordant 
Parties  Sometimes  the  Safety  of  States";  May 
25,  "  Another  Historical  Example  of  the  Same  " ; 
June  1,  "  Extract  from  an  Essay  containing  the 
Subject";  June  8,  "A  Satirical  Answer  to  the 
Essays  on  'Parties.'"  Only  the  last  was  signed 
"  Peter,"  but  all  were  undoubtedly  from  his  pen. 

Phil-Arguros.  Boggle  and  his  band- 
box. In  "  Mist's  Journal "  (L.),  May  21, 
1720. 

PhUo-Britannia,  Mrs.  A  story  of 
South  Sea  love.  In  "  Mist's  Journal  " 
(L.),  Jan.  28,  1721. 

Philo-Royalist.  On  assassination  of 
rulers.  In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.), 
Jan.  13>  1722. 

This  subject  he  had  already  written  upon  in 
the  same  journal  Dec.  16,  1722,  signed  "  Anti- 
cationist,"  and  Dec.  23,1722,  signed  "Anti-King- 
Killer." 

Philygeia.  (1)  On  quack  doctors.  In 
«  Mist's  Journal"  (L.),  Oct.  31,  1719.— 
(2)  A  description  of  a  quack  doctor.  In 
"  Mist's  Journal  "  (L.),  Dec.  13,  1719. 

Probleniatick,  Jonathan.  (1)  On 
a  problematic  society.      In   "Applebee's 


Journal"  (L.),  Aug.  26,  1721.  —  (2)  A 
Roman  story.  In  "Applebee's  Journal " 
(L.),  Sept.  2  and  9,  1721. 

Prudential.  On  the  plague.  In 
"Applebee's  Journal"  (L.),  Sept.  16, 
1721. 

Quarantine.  On  Citizens  oppose  pre- 
cautions against  plague.  In  "Applebee's 
Journal"  (L.),  July  29,  1721. 

Quiet,  Anthony.  On  Leaders  of  the 
People.  In  "Applebee's  Journal."  (L.), 
June  17,  1720. 

Quietness.  On  Love  is  an  antidote  to 
party  spirit.  In  "Applebee's  Journal " 
(L.),  Aug.  13,  1720. 

Quinquampoix.  (1)  Exposure  of 
bubbles.  In  "  Mist's  Journal "  (L.), 
Jan.  2,  1720.— (2)  On  the  results  of 
stock-jobbing  in  France.  In  "  Applebee's 
Journal"  (L.),  Dec.  9,  1721. 

These  articles  were  written  against  John  Law 
and  his  financial  schemes. 

Quixota,  Arina  Donna.  A  female 
Quixote.  In  "  Mist's  Journal  "  (L.), 
March  19,  1720. 

R.  K.  Ambition  thwarted  by  love. 
In  "Mist's  Journal"  (L.),  July  2,  1720. 

R.  S.  (1)  Law  the  projector:  a  vain 
boaster.  In  "Applebee's  Journal  "  (L.), 
Nov.  12,  1720.  —  (2)  All  disasters  now 
attributed  to  the  South  Sea.  In  "Apple- 
bee's Journal"  (L.),  Jan.  14, 1721.—  (3) 
Rallying  the  Whigs.  In  "Applebee's  Jour- 
nal" (L.),  Aug.  19, 1721. 

Rebel.  On  Arbitrary  government  of 
a  journal.  In  "  Mist's  Journal "  (L.), 
Nov.  21,  1719. 

Regibus,  L/.  M.  A  short  narrative  of 
the  life  and  death  of  John  Rhinholdt, 
Count  Patkul,  a  nobleman  of  Livonie 
.  .  .     Trans By  .  .  .     L.  1717. 

Richard,  Anthony  Tom.  Queries 
on  the  approaching  South  Sea  investiga- 
tion. In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.), 
Nov.  26,  1720.  V 

S.  On  Peter  Great  and  his  son.  In 
"  Mist's  Journal  "  (L.),  Aug.  2,  1718. 

S.  B.  On  the  consequence  of  tyranni- 
cal government  in  France.  In  "  Apple- 
bee's Journal  "  (L.),  Nov.  5,  1720. 

Sadler,  T.  On  South  Sea  miseries  in 
London.  In  "Applebee's  Journal "  (L.), 
Oct.  22,  1720. 

Same  Friend  who  w^rote  te  Thomas 
Bradbury,  etc.  A  reasonable  expos- 
tulation with,  and  friendly  reproof  unto 
James  Butler  .  .  .     By  ...     L.  1715. 

Se,  Felo  De.  Against  self-murder.  In 
"Applebee's  Journal"  (L.),  May  12, 1722. 

Sempronicus.  Justice  fishing  in 
South  Sea  for  great  sharks.  In  "Apple- 
bee's Journal  "  (L.),  April  8,  1721. 


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[Additions.] 


Sincerity,  On  the  religion  of  a 
printer  and  bookseller.  In  "Applebee's 
Journal"  (L.),  Oct.  28,  1721. 

Sing-Song,  Jeffrey.  The  ballad- 
maker's  plea.  In  "Applebee's  Journal" 
(L.),  Oct.  13,  1722. 

Spanish.  Upon  confession  of  error 
—  war  with  Spain.  In  the  "Whitehall 
Evening  Post  "  (L.),  Nov.  29,  1718. 

Suflferer,  A.  The  Harburg  lottery 
bubble ;  a  word  for  Lord  Barrington. 
In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.),  Aug.  24, 
1723. 

T.  B.  (1)  On  the  means  of  restoring 
public  credit.  In  "Applebee's  Journal  " 
(L.),  Jan.  7, 1721.  —  (2)  Against  slander 
and  reproach.  In  "Applebee's  Journal " 
(L.),  May  27,  1721.— (3)  Essay  to  re- 
vive trade  and  credit.  In  "  Applebee's 
Journal"  (L.),  Aug.  5,  1721. 

T.  E.  In  "Mist's  Journal "  (L.),  Feb. 
^13,  1720. 

This  article  has  no  heading  or  title,  but  is  an 
answer  to  an  article,  "  On  Presages,"  etc.,  which 
Defoe  himself  wrote  for  the  same  journal  the 
previous  week,  and  signed  "  E.  S." 

T.  Ij.  (1)  On  the  instigation  of  the 
devil.  In  "Mist's  Journal"  (L.),  May 
2,  1719.  — (2)  On  the  divinity  of  Christ. 
In  "Mist's  Journal"  (L.),  May  30,  1719. 

Talioni's.  The  pillory  proper  for 
offending  printers.  In  "Applebee's  Jour- 
nal" (L.),  Feb.  25,  1721. 

Tea-Table.  A  dish  of  tea-table  scan- 
dal. In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.), 
March- 23,  1723. 

Termagant.  Confession  of .  a  terma- 
gant wife.  In  "Applebee's  Journal" 
(L.),  Jan  23,  1725. 

Theo-Philo.  On  the  death  of  Toland, 
the  infidel  writer.  In  "Applebee's  Jour- 
nal" (L.),  March  17,  1722. 

Thunder-JBolt.  On  the  great  meteor. 
In  "Mist's  Journal"  (L.),  April  18, 1710. 

In  the  same  journal  for  June  20  he  wrote  an- 
other article-  on  "The  Ball  of  Fire,"  which  he 
signed  "  Meteor." 


Tranquillity.  The  plot  in  favour  of 
the  Pretender.  In  "Applebee's  Journal  " 
(L.),  June  9,  1722. 

Trifle,  Timothy.  On  the  value  of 
public  opinion.  In  "Mist's  Journal" 
(L.),  Feb.  6,  1720. 

Trlnkolo,  Boatswain.  On  Charity 
should  begin  at  home.  In  "Mist's  Jour- 
nal" (L.),  Nov.  28,  1719. 

Trustee,  The.  A  South  Sea  story.  In 
"Applebee's  Journal"  (L.),  March  4, 
1721. 

Turbulent,  Tom.  On  a  famine  of 
news.  In  "Applebee's  Journal "  (L.), 
Nov.  11,  1721. 

^  Urgentissimus.  Wanted,  an  honest 
man.  In  "Applebee's  Journal"  (L.), 
Dec.  18,  1725. 

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(2)  Journalists,  like  mountebanks,  pro- 
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W.  Li.  Against  atheism  and  infidel- 
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6,  1721. 

Wallnntshire.  A  merry  story  of 
John  and  Joan.  In  "Applebee's  Jour- 
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The  next  number  of  the  journal  contained 
"  The  Moral  of  the  Story  of  John  and  Joan," 
which  was  signed  "  John-Joan,"  but  was  written 
by  Defoe. 

Warynian,  Solomon.  On  caution  to 
journalists.  In  "Applebee's  Journal " 
(L.),  Feb.  18,  1721. 

Whig,  New.  Description  of  an  elec- 
tion in  London.  In  "  Applebee's  Jour- 
nal "  (L).  April  14,  1722. 

Witch,  White.  On  dreams,  omens, etc. 
In  "  Mist's  Journal  "  (L.),  Jan.  10,  1720. 

Witch'd,  Woman.  On  a  fool's  con- 
fession. In  "Mist's  Journal"  (L.),  Jan. 
23,  1720. 

Young  Cornish  Gentleman,  A.  The 
dumb  philosopher ;  or,  Great  Britain's 
wonder  ...     By  .  .  ,     L.  1719. 


A.  9-  C.  D.  E.  F .  G.  John  Trenchard. 
An  argument  showing  that  a  standing 
army  is  inconsistent  with  a  free  govern- 
ment, and  absolutely  destructive  to  the 
constitution  of  the  Englisii  monarchy. 
L.  Ifin7. 

.i^acus.  Francis  Blackburne,  in  the 
"St.  James's  Chronicle"  for  Oct.  16, 1766, 
and  Feb.  23,  1771. 


Antiquario,  F.  Felice  Fel.iciano.  Jus- 
ta  vittoria.     Aovella  inedita  di .  .  .    1871. 

Austin.  Gcori/p.  Townsliend .  Used  upon 
several  caricatures  which  he  published 
in  1756. 

Banished  Lady,  A.  Eva  Fele'nska. 
Ptevclations  of  Siberia.    By  .  .  .     L.  1852. 

Blackguard,  The.  George  Colman/in 
the  "London  Packet,"  1775. 


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Candidiis.  Thomas  Bahington  Macau- 
lay,  to  his  first  published  article,  which 
was  on  "  Novel  Heading  "  and  published 
in  the  "  Christian  Observer,"  Vol.  XV., 
then  edited  by  his  fatlier. 

Citizen  of  Mansfield,  Conn.,  A.  Gur- 
don  Robins,  Jr.  Practical  hints  on  the  cul- 
ture of  the  mulberry  tree,  togetherwith  the 
art  of  raising  silk-worms  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
Hartford,  Conn.,  1839. 

Collins.  George  8teevens,  who  fre- 
quently used  this  masque  in  his  letters 
to  the  evening  papers  of  London. 

Conrad.  William  C.  Ellech.  —  See 
"Publius." 

Co- writer  -with  Infidels,  A.  F.  Tem- 
ple. A  letter  of  earnest  remonstrance  to 
the  Rt.  Hon.  W.  E.  Gladstone  .  .  .  upon 
his  appointment  of ...  to  a  Christian  bish- 
opric.    L.  1870. 

Curate  of  the  Diocese,  A.  Rev.  Thomas 
Fenton.  The  early  church  ...  a  letter  to 
the  . . .  Dean  of  Carlisle,  by .  .  .    L.  1866. 

Damnatus,  Seniel.  Charles  Lamh. 
On  the  custom  of  hissing  at  the  thea- 
ters.    In  the  "  Reflector." 

Dion.  John  Sheaves.  An  Irish  Re- 
publican. In  the  "Press"  (Dublin), 
1797-98. 

Editor  of  Ro-wley's  Poems,  The. 
Thomas  Ti/rwhitt.  Remarks  on  the  Ap- 
pendix of  .  .  .  L.  1782.  By  Uev.  John 
Fell,  Independent  minister. 

Editor  of  tlie  "  Knickerbocker 
Magazine,"     The.  Lewis     Gaijlord 

Clark.  The  Knickerbocker  gallery :  a 
testimonial  to  .  .  .  from  its  contributors 
.  .  .      N.Y.  1855. 

Elllnwood,  March.  Mrs.  iV.  Proudft 
Burch.  A  year  at  Poplar  Row.  N.Y. 
1879. 

Englander,  Ein.  Edn-ard  Craven 
Haivtreij,  D.D.  Metrische  versuche 
eines   Englanders.       L.   1834. 

En-1 — d,  Dick.  Richard  England. 
The  life  of  ...  of  turf  memory.  L. 
1792. 

Episcopal  German  Clergyman,  An. 
J.  J.  G'.  Fisher.  The  authentic  narra- 
tive of  J.  A.  Miller,  the  German  prophet 
...     By.  .  .     1817. 

Equity  Barrister,  An.  John  Flather. 
The  law  and  practice  in  bankruptcy.  {My 
J.  F.  Archbold.]  Sec.  ed.,  with  additions 
by  .  .  .     L.  1827. 

F.,  A.  T.  A.  T.  Fisher.  Geometrical 
deductions,  riders,  and  eicercises,  based 
upon  Euclid,  books  1—*.  [Compiled.]  L. 
1879. 

P.,  E.  Edmund  Flagg.  The  far  West, 
etc.     N.Y.  1838. 

The  same  work  as  the  "Sketches  of  a  Trav- 


eller," etc.  —  See  "  I.  and  P.,"  First  Series, 
p.  286. 

F.,  M.  A.  M.  A.  Fisher.  A  spinster's 
story.     By  .  .  .     L.  1866. 

F»**g****d,  W.  T.  William  Thomas 
Fitzgerald.  The  sturdy  reformer :  a  new 
song  .  .  .  by  .  .  .     L.  1792. 

Fermoy,  Philip  Roche.  Robert  John- 
son, Judge  of  the  Court  of  Common 
Pleas,  Ireland.  A  commentary  on  the 
memoirs  of  T.  Wolfe  Tone  .  .  .  Paris, 
1828. 

Ff.,  E.  S.  Rev.  Edmund  Salusbury 
Ffoulkes.  St.  Peter  in  Romel  etc.  L. 
1879. 

Fielding.  Joanidion.  E.  Parker. 
Philomath.  Mr.  J.  F.  his  .  .  .  account 
of  the  .  .  .  comet  Avhich  was  seen  .  .  . 
at  Constantinople,  etc.  [A  satire.]  L. 
1716. 

Finola.  Elizabeth  Willour/hbij  Varian. 
Poems.     By  .  .  .     Belfast,  1851. 

Fisher,  A.,  of  Ne^vcastle.     Mrs. • 

Slack.  A  new  English  exercise  book  .  .  . 
Newcastle,  1770. 

Fisher,  George  [accontptant].  Mrs. 
Slack.  Cocker's  arithmetic  .  .  .  cor- 
rected .  .  .  by .  .  .     L.  1725. 

Fitz-Adam,  Adam.  Edicard  Moore. 
The  World,  by .  .  .     L.  1753,  etc. 

Flagellus.  William  Plowman.  Con- 
cise remarks  on  game  mania  .  .  .  By .  .  . 
L.  1819. 

Fortesque.  William  Sampson,  in  the 
"Press"  (Dublin),  1797-98. 

Francis.  Marie  Francois  Denis  The- 
resa Leroy,  Baron  d'  Allarde.  Arlequin 
tyran  domestique,  enfantillage  .  .  .  par 
.  .  .     Paris,  1805. 

The  titles  of  more  than  ninety  books  are  given 
in  the  British  Museum  Catalogue,  of  which  he 
was  the  author  alone  or  with  others. 

Fridolin,  F.  Gr.  Count  F.  Schirnd- 
ling.  Spiegelbilder  aus  dem  weiblichen 
Kunst-  und  Berufsleben  der  modernen 
welt.      Leipzig,  1839. 

Friend,  A.  John  Dennis.  A  letter 
to  the  Rev.  H.  Budd  ...    By . .  .    L.  1828. 

Frip.  Jean  Paul  Friedrich  Richier,  in 
the  Heidelbergh  "  Jahrbiicher  "  in  1815.  -^ 

G ,  W.   T.   F.       William    Thomas 

Fitzgerald.  The  Republican's  picture, 
etc.     L.  1792. 

Grand  Chaplain  of  the  Grand 
Lodge  of  New  Hampshire.  Rev. 
George  Richards.  Masonic  and  social 
address,  as  pronounced  .  .  .  [on]  laying 
the  corner  stone  of  the  St.  John's  Epis- 
coi)al  Church  .  .  .  Portsmouth,  N.H., 
1807. 

II.,  J.  John  Hunter.  Outlines  of  Eng- 
lish history.     By  .  .  .     L.  1860. 


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His  Son.  William  Entwisle.  Memoirs 
of  the  Rev.  J.  Entwisle,  fifty-four  years 
a  Wesleyan  minister.  By  .  .  .  Bristol, 
1848. 

His  Widow.  Mrs.  Harriet  Finleij.  A 
short  memoir  of  Rev.  J.  Finley . . .  by  .  . . 
L. 1856. 

Inhabitant, An.  S.Richards.  Sketches 
of  Farniington,  Connecticut  .  .  .  By  .  .  . 
Windsor,  Vt.,  1832. 

Inquirer,  An.  H.  P.  Happer.  Part 
I.  Is  the  Shang-Ti  of  the  Chinese  Classics 
the  same  being  as  the  Jehovah  of  the  Sa- 
cred Scriptures  ?  Part  II.  What  being 
is  designated  by  Shang-Ti  in  the  Chi- 
nese Classics,  etc.  ?  By  .  .  .  Shanghai, 
1877. 

John  the  Dipper.  Benjamin  Francis, 
of  Bristol.  The  Salopian  zealot ;  or,  the 
good  vicar  in  a  bad  mood.  By  ...  L. 
1778. 

Judkins,  Julte,  Esq.  Charles  Lamb. 
Reminiscences  of  Juke  Judkins,  Esq.,  of 
Birmingham.  In  the  "  New  Monthly 
Mag.,"  1826. 

Julian.  Augustine  Joseph  Hichey.  — 
See  "Publius." 

Junclter,  E.  Else  Schmieden.  Mar- 
garethe  ;  or,  life's  problems.     P.  1878. 

Li.,  C  Capel  Lofft,  in  the  "Morning 
Chronicle."  By  signing  these  initials,  as 
he  had  a  right  to  do,  he  sometimes  half- 
vexed  Charles  Lamb. 

L.,  C.  Mrs.  Frederick  E^  Pirlcis,  an 
English  novelist. 

li.,  J.  John  Leyden,  who  contributed 
a  series  of  pieces  in  verse,  —  chiefly 
translations  froin  the  Greek,  Latin,  and 
Northern  languages,  —  to  the  "  Edin- 
burgh Mag." 

Lady,  A.  Anne  Steele  Pobinson.  Poetic 
reveries.     By  .  .  .     Bait.  1848. 

Late  Right  Honourable  Com- 
moner, A.  William  Pitt,  Earl  of 
Chatham.  An  inquiry  into  the  con- 
duct of  .  .  .     By  H.  Cotes.     L.  177G. 

Louisa.     Miss  Louisa  Beckwith. —  See 
"Publius." 
f  M.    R.       Joseph   Henri    Flacon.       Les 

fureurs  de  1 'Amour  .  .  .  par  .  .  .      Paris, 
1861. 

Other  pseudouyras  of  Flacon  are:  "  Phili- 
dor,"  "  K.  Philidor,"  "  R***,"  "  Philidor 
R...,"     "Philidor     R ,"      "Philidor 

M.,  T.  Thomas  Morell.  Exempla 
Minora  ;  or,  new  English  etiquette,  to 
be  rendered  into  Latin  .  .  .  revised  by 
.  .  .     Eton,  1705. 

Member  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  A.  Sir 
William  Fitzherbert,  Burt.  Three  letters 
to  Dr.  Price  ...     By  .  .  .     L.  1776. 


Member  of  the  Dakota  Mission,  A. 

Mrs.  Mary  Ann  G.  Riggs.  An  English 
and  Dakota  Vocabulary,  by  .  .  .  N.Y. 
1852. 

Member  of  the  Society  of  Uni- 
versal    Goodwill,    in     London     and 

NorTvich.      Murray.       An  inquiry 

into  the  origin,  progress,  and  present 
state  of  slavery  ...  By  .  .  .  L. 
1789. 

Member  of  the  Unitas  Fratrum,  A. 
J.  F.  Fridlezius.  The  touchstone  applied 
to  the  age  ...     By  .  .  .     Dublin,  1854. 

Montanus.  Tliomas  Addis  Emmet,  in 
the  "Press"  (Dublin),  1797-98. 

Munden,  Joseph.  Charles  Lamb. 
Autobiography  of  Mr.  Munden.  In  the 
"  London  Mag.,"  February,  1825. 

Officer  of  the  Porpoise,  An.     

Fitz-Daniel.  Interesting  narrative  of  the 
loss  of  the  Porpoise  and  Cato  .  .  .  upon 
Wreck  Reef  .  .  .  by  .  .  .     L.  1808. 

One  of  the  Members  of  the  Col- 
lege. Charles  Coote.  Sketches  of  the 
lives  and  characters  of  eminent  English 
civilians  ...     By  .  .  .     L.  1804. 

One  of  themselves.     Salmond. 

Glimpses  of  evangelical  Europe  ;  or, 
notes  for  Christian  laymen,  compiled 
by  .  .  .      Edinb.  1879. 

P.,  F.  E.  Mrs.  Frederick  E.  Perkis, 
an  English  novelist. 

Peaehum,  Polly,  or  the  Irish  Polly. 
Lavinia  Fenton-Paulet,  Duchess  of  Bolton. 
An  excellent  new  ballad  inscribed  to  .  .  . 
L. 1728. 

Pensilis.  Charles  Lamb.  On  the  in- 
conveniencesresultingfrom  being  hanged. 
In  the  "Reflector." 

President  of  the  Branch  of  the 
Bank  of  the  State  of  Alabama  at 
Decatur,  The.  James  Fennel.  Re- 
port of  .  .  .      Tuscaloosa,  1841. 

Publius.  Henrtj  C.  Whitman,  in  the 
Fitchburg  (Mass.)  '"  Sentinel,"  1838,  etc. 

"  During  the  first  two  or  three  years  the  col- 
umns of.  the  '  Sentinel '  were  enlivened  hy  fre- 
quent contributions,  both  of  prose  and  poetry, 
from  a  coterie  of  local  contributors,  some  of 
whom  developed  decided  literary  talent.  Among 
the  more  prominent  of  these  writers  were : 
Henry  C.  Whitman,  then  a  law  student  with 
Torrey  &  Wood,  afterwards  judge  of  the  Su- 
preme Court  of  Ohio,  who  wrote  a  series  of  arti- 
<^ag  fin  education,  over  the  nom  dc  pitime  of 
ipiiblius  '  ;  Franklin  Heed,  a  brother  of  the 
editor,  who  wrote  on  moral,  historical,  and  soci- 
ety matters,  over  the  initials  '  Y.  K.  T.';  Miss 
Louisa  neckioith,  later  Mrs.  Leander  P.  Co- 
mee,  whose  poetical  contributions  were  signed 
'  Louisa  '  ;  William  C  Etlerk,  a  harness 
maker,  later  editor  of  Jie  'Cold  Water  Cup,' 
who  wrote  under  the  nom  de  plume  of  '  Con- 
rad ' ;  one  Patterson,  an  operative  at  the  Fitch- 
burg woollen  mill,  whose  articles,  both  poetry 
and  prose,  were  over  the  signature  of  '  Sy- 
phax  '  ;     and  a  young  man   by  the    name    of 


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Augustine  Joseph  Hichey,  then  about  sixteen 
years  of  age,  —  an  apprentice  in  the  'Sentinel' 
office,  —  whose  contributions  bore  the  pseudo- 
nym of  '  Julian.'  After  leaving  Fitchburg, 
Ilickey  assumed  the  name  of  '  Duganne,'  and 
became  well  known  in  literary  circles  as  an 
author,  and  poet."  —  "  Journalism  in  Fitch- 
burg." 

Retired  Judge,  A.  W.  W.  Follett 
Sipiqe.  Bumblebee  Bogo's  budget.  L. 
1887. 

Mr.  Synge  was  H.  M.'s  Commissary  Judge  in 
Cuba. 

S.  F.  Startled  Falcon.  1844;  or, 
the  power  of  the  "  S.  F."  :  a  tale,  devel- 
oping the  secret  action  of  parties  during 
the  presidential  campaign  of  1844.  N.Y. 
1847.     By  Thomas  Dunn  English. 

Saint  Caroline.  Caroline  Amelia 
Elizabeth,  Queen  Consort  of  George 
IV.,  etc.  Extracts  from  the  pilgrim- 
age of  .  .  .  with  notes  by  an  English- 
woman.     L.  1821. 

Soldier,  A.  ■  Matthews,  an  artil- 
lery man  of  Woolwich.  A  word  for  the 
unwary  .  . .;  or,  letters  from  ...    L.  1825. 

Syphax.    Fatterson.  —  See"Pub- 

lius." 


Tallyho,  Ben.  Henri/  Aiken,  drafts- 
man and  engraver.  His  earliest  produc- 
tions were  published  anonymously  imder 
the  signature  "  Ben  Tallyho." 

Two  Philosophers,  The.  Sir  Wil- 
liam Hamilton  and  John  Stuart  Mill. 
The  battle  of  .  .  .  By  an  inquirer.  L. 
1866. 

Ultra  Octogenarian,  An.  Judge  John 
Robertson,  of  Virginia.  Opuscula.  Seria 
ac  Jocosa.  Found  in  the  Scrutoir  of  .  .  . 
n.p.  1870. 

Unknown  Admirer  of  Genius,  An. 
Sir  Walter  Scott,  in  his  dedication  of 
Waverley ;  the  volumes  being  respect- 
fully inscribed  to  our  Scottish  Addison, 
Henry  Mackenzie,  by  .  .  . 

Wonder,  Jak.  Peter  K.  Ferguson. 
Ugliness  and  its  uses  :  a  lecture  ...  by 
.  .  .     N.Y.  1852. 

Y.  N.  T.  Franklin  Reed.  —  See  "  Pub- 
lius." 

Z.,  Z.  William  Boioyer,  in  the  "  St. 
James's  Chronicle,"  April  24  and  26, 1766, 
used  these  initials  to  two  letters  during 
the  Bentley  controversy. 


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