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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.
--7777^
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.
ri~
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-
man's Journal." 1787.
Adam, Onkel. Dr. Carl AntonWetter-
berg. Traskeden Berattelse af . . . Sthlm.
1852.
Adams, Francis. Etienne Cabet.
Voyage et aventures de Lord William
Carisdall en Icarie, trad, de I'angl. de . . .
par M. Th. Dufruit. Paris, 1840. Repub-
lished under the title, Voyage en Icarie,
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Cabet. Paris, 1842.
Adjutant-General, The. W. H. H.
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Adjutant-General of Rhode Island,
The. Edward C. Mauran. Annual re-
port of . . . for the year 1861. Provi-
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Admonish Crime. James Cook
Richmond. A midsummer's day-dream.
. . . Milwaukee, 1859.
Adrien, Robert. Adrien Charles
Alexandre Basset. Le nouveau roman
comique. Paris, 1845.
Adversity Hume. Joseph Hume.
Advocate, An. Henry Good. The
law of Chili as to the marriage of non-
Catholics . . , By . , . Valparaiso,
1880.
Advocate for the Captors, The.
Francis Henry Upton. District Court
of the United States, Southern District
of New York. The United States against
the barque Empress and her cargo. In
prize. Brief of . . . N.Y, 1862.-
Advocate, not a SheriflF, An. George
Paterson. Sheriff Courts of Scotland.
Remarks ... By . . . Edinb. 1852.
.^gles. Tobias Watkins. Letters of
. . . Bait. 1819.
.lEmilia Julia. Miss Emily Clarke.
(1) Nouveaux chants d'une etrangere.
Paris, 1859. — (2) Le prince du Leban :
tragedie en cinq actes. Paris, 1861. —
(3) Sapho. Paris, 1857.
.Eolus. C. F. (?) Trufort. Origina-
tions of words, with a digressional trea-
tise on the scale a e i, leading to a new,
view of the scale of colours. Paris,
1843.
.lEsop. Mrs. Ldlie Devereux Blake. '~-
Hypocrite ; or, sketches of American
society. N.Y. 1§74. .^
Afflicted Husband, An. Hall Jack- ■^
son Kelley. Letters from . . . Palmer,
Mass., 1851.
Agaplda, Fray Antonio. Washing-
ton Irving. Chronicle of the conquest of
Granada, from the MSS. of . . . Paris,'
1829.
This work is a counterfeit of Mr. Irviug's^
a translation of wbich, by Jean Cohen, was pub-
lished in Paris the same year.
Agate. Whitelaio Reid, as Washing-
ton, correspondent of the Cincinnati
" Commercial."
Agatha. Mej. Rein, de Goeje te Leiden.
Agatha's alphabet. Amst. 1868.
Aged and Retired Citizen of Bos-
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from ... to [William Hayden, Esq.] a
member of the House of Representatives
of Massachusetts ... B. 1848.
Aged Clergyman of Massachu-
setts, An. Rev. Jacob Norton. A " short
and easy method " with a late writer . . .
By . . . B. 1815.
Aged Person, An. Sir William Blis-
ard. Soliloquy by . . . L. 1826.
A-ywyos. Charles William Day. Hints
on etiquette and the usages of society.
N.Y. 1843.
Agricola. James And( 3cel-
AH
AM
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Ah-Chin-le. John B. Swazei/. Some
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Or, Smyihe, John Tester.
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Aide-de-Canip, An. Sir Arthur
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Aitiaiche. Annie T.Howells. Popular
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Akbur of Betlis. Sir Bichard Joseph
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Albert, Stanislaus. Stanislaus Ste-
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Alciphron. Rosina Doyle ( Wheeler')
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Alciphron. Benjamin Theophilus
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Alciphron, "the Modern Athe-
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Aldebaran. George Steevens. John-
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Alexander of the North, The.
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Alfred. Philip Withers. A.'s appeal
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Alfred. William Baker. Peregrina-
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Ali-Gier-Ber, Alfaki. Baron Jean
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L. 1780.
Alic. William Alexander.
Alice, Cousin. Mrs. Alice (Bradley
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Alma. Charlotte Mary Yonge.
Almaviva. Clement Scott, in the
" Musical Critic."
Alpha. Wakefield. (1) Random
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1849.
Alphera. James L. Futhey. Snatches
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Alpine Traveller, An. William
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1836.
Alsop, Tony, a late Editor of the
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Alton, Edmund. Bailey i^).
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Alumnus of that School, An. George
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Al — w — le. Aldwinkle. — See "H — s,
Mr."
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" Mr. Lowell's articles in Russell's ' Centinel,'
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His productions were in a highly nervous style,
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administration that emanated from any political
writer. His fervid genius and rapid pen poured
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•with the title "Cool of the Kvening," so smil-
ingly complacent was ho in his corner seat below
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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
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Brutus, Marcus. Benjamin Pollard.
Under this signature he addressed, in part,
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Buchanan, Williams. Robert Wil-
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Bucke, Wyl. Joseph Hasleivood. Wyl
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Bulgarian, The. F. D. Millet. — See
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Bull. Henry St. John., 1st Viscount
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Bull, William, Gent. William Keate.
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Bun. D. B. Sheahan.
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G., G. af. Gustaf af Geijerstam, a
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G., H. Rev. Henry Gregory. — See
" Rector, The."
G., H.F. Hannah Flagg Gould. (1)
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... L. 1785.
G., R., Jun. Richard Gough. The
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Only twenty-five copies were printed.
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1729.
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Gaffet, parfuiueur dlstillatevir de
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1799. .
Gentleman, A. Nathanael Hooke. A
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Gentleman, A. George Sewell, M.D.
The resigners vindicated ; or, the defec-
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Gentleman, A. Bichard Gardiner.
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L. 1780.
Gentleman, A. Daniel Defoe. A
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Gentleman authorized to investi-
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Gentleman conversant on the Sub-
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ject, A. John Brown, M.D. Observa-
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Gentleman educated at Yale Col-
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New London, Conn., 174-3.
Gentleman Here, A. John 31acki/,
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familiar letters from ... to his ' friend
abroad ... L. 1724. — (2) A journey
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Gentleman in Boston, A. Joseph
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Gentleman in Edinburgh, A. Dun-
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Gentleman in the Country, A. John
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Gentleman in the Eastern Part of
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Gentleman Independent of Party,
A. Woodmass. The j)olitical salva-
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Gentleman, late of Trinity College,
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Gentleman of Cambridge, A.B., A.
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him and his iieirs, fairly stated . . . By
... L. 1753.
Gentleman of Manchester, A.
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Gentleman of New York, A. Wash-
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A. Sir
a poem
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Joseph
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1702.
Gentleman of the Army,
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... L. 1799.
Gentleman of the College, A. W.
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Gentleman of the Faculty, A.
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Sir Bartholomew Shower. The compleat
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... L. 1710.
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considerations on the reasons alledged
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1735.
Gentleman resident at Paris, A.
Lewis Goldsmith. The Revolutionary
Plutarch ... L. 1804.
Gentleman who was present at the
Conferences, A. Dr. Samuel Chandler.
The two conferences held on Feb. 7 and
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plain statement of the bullion ques-
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L. 1811.
Gift, Theo. Mrs. Dora Henrietta
(Havers) Boulqer. N-.fe<v'-
Glacier, Gregory, Gent. l^-^'^^^Blau-
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Goldy. Oliver Goldsmith. So called
by Dr. .loiinson.
Good Natur'd Well^vishe^, Doc-
teur. Fj-an^ois Marie Arouet de Voltaire.
Defense de Milord Bolingbrocke. Ber-
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Goodwell, Godek. Horace Greeley.
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Acrostics from across the Atlantic, and
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by . . . L. 1869.
Gotthelf, Jeremlas, Jr. Samuel Ha-
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"Gov." Col. John A. Godfrey. Rhymed
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Grace, Eliza. Mrs. Katharine Byer-
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coUecta. By . . . and editor of the " The-
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Charles Toionsend. The dawn of free-
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1832.
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Graduate of the University of Mat-
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Grand Chaplain of the Grand
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j holy triad . . . Jah : Baal Peor, the Syr-
ian Priapus "... A reply to . . . 1873.
This I find in the British Museum Catalogue:
"The Grand High Friest," A. F. Chapman, —
evidently the same thing — I do not know where
Ifoundit. — W. C.
Grand Corrupter. Robert Walpole,
Earl of ( >rford.
Grand High Priest of the Grand
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nounced before the Grand Lodge F. &
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. . . story of'tlie first settlers of New Eng-
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Grandison Cromwell. Marie Jean
Paul lioch Yves Gilbert Motier La Fayette.
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Grane, Valfrid. Mrs. Signd {Lid-
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Cooper's " The Pioneers."
Gray, Barry. Robert Barry Coffin.
My married life at Hillside. N.Y. 1865.
Gray, Herbert. Henri/ Schtifz Wilso7i.
Gray, Lady Jane. George Keate. An
epistle from ... to Lord Guilford Dudley
... L. 1762.
Gray, Rosalie. Mrs. D. H. Mann.
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Graybeard, A. Brijan Waller Proc-
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Great Big Fool, A. John Bnrle//
Waring. The English nlphabet consid-
ered philosopliicallv and pantologicallv
... By . . . L. 1870.
Great Commoner, The. William
Pitt, Earl of Chatham.
Great Commoner, The. Henrij
Clay.
Great Duke. Arthur Wellesley, Duke
of Wellington.
Great Expounder, The. Daniel
Webster.
Greatest Hypoci-ite in His Majes-
ty's Dominions, The. Alexander Wed-
derburn, Lord Loughborough. A letter
to . . . [By . . .] L. 1794.
Greene. Tench Coxe. Strictures upon
the letter imputed to Mr. Jefferson, ad-
dressed to Mr. Mazzei. n.p. 1800.
Greenliat, Sir Humphrey. Sir Am-
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Gi'eenhorn. George Tliompson.
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James Cannon. Ravellings from the web
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Greenwood, Grace. Sara Jane
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By . . . B. 1850.
Contains: Poems and sketches. — A call for
a convention of authors, at FaneuU Hall, to dis-
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By W. C. B. [ William CuUen Bryant] , pp. 287,
288. — A tale of horror. By E. A. P. [Edgar
Allan Pop( ?) ] , pp. 288-291. — A song. By G. P.
M. [Georqc P. Morr'n^]. pp. 291, 292. — Poet-
drearas. By F. G. H [Fitz- Green Halleck],
pp. 292, 293. - Letter from the author of " Ty-
pee " [Herman Melville], pp. 294-296. — A
Bketch. By N. P. W. [Nathaniel Parker Wil-
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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.
)^
Olf
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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-
ox
11:^
OX
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.
Lushinqlou. The practice of the Men-
dicity Society. Hy ... L. 1847.
One who Values Christianity for
its own sake, and believes in it as a
Revelation from God. John Nelson
Darhij. Dialogues on tiie essays and
reviews. By ... L. 180.".
One who w^as born in the Colony
of Massachusetts 15ay. Rer. lienjamin
PrescotI {''. ). A free and ('.'ilm considiTa-
tion of the unhappy misunderstandings
and debates which have of late years and
yet subsist between 'the Parliament of
Great Britain and these American colo-
nies . . .' Written by . . . Salem, Mass.,
1774.
One who ^vas there in 1857-58.
Walter Coningshij Erskine, Earl of Kellie.
A chapter of the Bengal mutiny . . . By
... L. 1871.
One Avho ^vishes vi^ell to him in
common ^vith 3Iankind. Rev. John
Clarke. A letter to Doctor Mather . . .
By . . . B. 1782.
Oneida. James Dugan. Doctor Dis-
pachemquic : story of the great Southern
plague of 1878. New Orleans, 1879.
Onesimus. Peter L. Courtier. The
pulpit. L. 1810-12.
Ongiiill. John Cresivell. P^ssays and
letters in the " World."
Onslow. John Caldwell Calhoun.
Onslow in reply to Patriclc Heiiry [Philip
Richard Fendall]. W. 1826.
Opera 3Ianager, An. J/a.r Maretzek.
Crochets and quavers ; or, revelations of
... in America. N.Y. 1855.
Opimius. William Henry Fitzhugh.
Controvers}'^ between Caius Gracchus
and ... in reference to the American
society for colonizing the free people of
colour of the United States . . . George-
town, D.C., 1827.
Opzoomer, Miss. Miss Wallis. Royal
favour. L. 1885.
Oraquill. Man/ Bornemann. Ma-
dame Jane Junk and Joe. By . . . San
Francisco, 187(i.
Orderly Sergen nt, An. E. W. Waters.
22d Connecticut volunteers. A journal
of incidents connected with the travels
of the 22d regiment for nine months : in
verse. By . . . Hartford, 1863.
O'lieid, John Charles, Esq. Joslah
Cornier. Reviewers reviewed . . . By . . .
Oxf. 1811.
Origen Adamantius, Renatus.
Thomas Woolston. Epistola secunda . . .
Circa Fidem vere Orthodoxam ... L.
1720.
Original Editor of the Encyclo-
p;cdia 3Iotropolitana, The. Thomas
(Jurtis. The London Encyclopajdia . . .
By ... L. 1829.
Original Editor of the " Family
Friend," The. Robert Kemp Philip.
The i)ractical housewife . . . By ... L.
1860.
Original Republican, An. S. T.
drover. Remarks on the existing rebel-
lion ... By . . . St. Louis, 1865.
Orlando. Michael Wodhull. The
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114
character of Orlando in Dr. Dibclin's
" Bibliomania " has been attributed to
Mr. Wodhull. — See " Gent. Mag.," No-
vember, 1816, p. 464.
Orine, Benjamin, M.A. Alexander
H. Japp, LL.D. Treasury of devotional
reading. L. 188-.
Orthodox Clergyman of Massa-
chusetts, An. Rev. Jacob Norton. (1)
Seasonable and candid thoughts on hu-
man creeds, etc. By ... B. 1813. —
(2) Tilings set in a proper light . . . By
... B. 1814.
Orthodoxus. Thomas Coneij, D.D.
Twenty-five sermons upon several sub-
jects ... L. 1730-50.
Osander. Benjamin Allen. Miscella-
neous poems on moral and religious sub-
jects. By . . . Hudson, N.Y., 1811.
Osborne, Edith. Mrs. Blake. 1876.
Oscar. Willard 0. Carpenter.
Oscar. Mrs. Leman Grintstone.
C'leonc, and other poems. L. 1821.
Oscar Fredrik. Oscar II., King of
Sweden. Ur svenska flottans niinnen,
dikter. Sthlm. 1858.
Ostsee, Johannes von der. Johann
Daniel Fcdk, called Johannes. Goethe aus
nilhern personlichen umgange dargestellt;
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Oswald, E. Bernhardine Schulze-
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1885.
Other Surviving Sons of the Late
Earl and Countess of Berkeley, The.
Maurice Frederick Fitzhardinge Berkelei/,
Baron Fitzhardinge, and others. Reply
to some passages in a book entitled " My
life and recollections, by the Hon. Grant-
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O'Toole, Bryan, Esq., of Gray's Inn.
William Maginu. Barney Moon : a vision
of Covent Garden and St. Giles. By . . .
L.1831.
Otto, Franz. Johann Gottlieb Chris-
tian Franz Otto Spamer. Deutscher dich-
ter, denker und wissensfiirsten im 18. und
19. jarh .; in lebensbildern f iir jugend imd
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Out and About. Miss Ahby Langdon
Alger, in the Boston " Gazette."
Outsider, An. Sidney S. Hurlbut.
Early days at Racine, Wisconsin . . . By
. . . Racine, 1872.
Overseer, An. Sir George Nichotls.
Eight letters on the management of our
poor. By ... L, 1822.
Owen, Catherine. Mrs. Catherine
Owen NitscJi. New cook book, ^y . . .
N.Y. 1885.
0^vl, The. F. Hopkinson Smith. —
See " Puritan, The."
Ox and Bull . Bobert Har-
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Viscount Bolingbroke. Or a funeral ser-
mon for the two beasts that are to be
slaughter'd upon Tower-Hill, next session
of Parliament, etc. L. 1715.
By John Dunton, bookseller.
Oxford Divine, An. Richard Bur-
don. The Oxford Ai'go. By ... L.
1845.
Oxford Man, An. W. E. Youngman.
Lascine. 1874.
Oxford Tutor, An. William Warde
Fowler. A year with the birds. Oxf.
1886.
Oxonian, An. John Duncombe. Par-
ody on Gray's Elegy. By . . . 1776.
Oxonian, An. Harry John Wilmot
Burton. Poems. By . . . Oxf. 1865.
Oxonian Graduate, An. Bobert
Nares('}). Defence of the English Uni-
versities. "Gent. Mag.," 1827, p. 594.
Oxoniensis. Rev. Francis Chenevix
Trench. A ride in Sicily. By ... L.
1851.
Oyster, An. Robert Henry Cobbold.
A poetic description of the festivities at Oak-
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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
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P. [T. G. P.]. Bev. Pender Hodge
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P. H. B. Palmar. Bref fran Stock-
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P. George P. 31arsh. Translation
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P. Edward J. Pringle. (1) Free
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(2) The judiciary system of South Caro-
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" Southern Quar. Rev.." January, 1848.
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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,
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(2) Position and duties of the North
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P. A. P. O. I. L. A. John Locke. Epis-
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P., A. R. Augustus Russell Pope, in
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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,
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Y****. Henry Ware, Jr., D.D. To
the Ursa Major. In the " Christ. Exam.,"
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.
Words and their uses past and present :
•a study of the English language. N.Y.
1870.
Yemor, Selrach. Charles Romey.
Yemrof. J. H. S. Formeg. 17G6.
Yoe, Shway. James George Scott.
The Burman; his life and notions. L.
1882.
Yorke, Percy, Jr. Thomas Atkinson,
Jr. Three nights in Perthshire ... In
a letter from . . . Glasgow, 1821.
Young Adventurer, A. J. Spooner.
The Puritan or lay-essayist ; being . . .
essays . . .■ Plymouth, 1832.
Young Gentleman, A. James Rid-
del, M.D. Original poems. By . . .
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.
Willidiii Wirt. The British spy .. . By
. . . Newburyport, 1804.
Young <ientlewomau, A. Mrs.
Theojihila Nelson. Letters . . . on . . . de-
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
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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-
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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.
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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.
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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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184
BIT
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
Coleridge.
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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;
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«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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F. H. An
'• American
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-
rope, from which he returned in 1785 ;
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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.
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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.
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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.
See " I. and P.," First Series, p. 555.
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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.
See " I. and P.," First Series, p. 574.
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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-
ter Lisle.
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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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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.
See " I. and P.," First Series, p. 594.
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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."
See " I. and P.," First Series, p. 596.
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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-
307
[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.
[Defoe.]
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
309
[Defoe.]
"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.
[Defoe.]
310
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.
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L. Ifin7.
.i^acus. Francis Blackburne, in the
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Collins. George 8teevens, who fre-
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Conrad. William C. Ellech. — See
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Co- writer -with Infidels, A. F. Tem-
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Curate of the Diocese, A. Rev. Thomas
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Editor of Ro-wley's Poems, The.
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Editor of tlie " Knickerbocker
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Episcopal German Clergyman, An.
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F»**g****d, W. T. William Thomas
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Fermoy, Philip Roche. Robert John-
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memoirs of T. Wolfe Tone . . . Paris,
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Ff., E. S. Rev. Edmund Salusbury
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Fisher, George [accontptant]. Mrs.
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The titles of more than ninety books are given
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Frip. Jean Paul Friedrich Richier, in
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G , W. T. F. William Thomas
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etc. L. 1792.
Grand Chaplain of the Grand
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George Richards. Masonic and social
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His Widow. Mrs. Harriet Finleij. A
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L. 1856.
Inhabitant, An. S.Richards. Sketches
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Inquirer, An. H. P. Happer. Part
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Li., C Capel Lofft, in the "Morning
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L., C. Mrs. Frederick E^ Pirlcis, an
English novelist.
li., J. John Leyden, who contributed
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Late Right Honourable Com-
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f M. R. Joseph Henri Flacon. Les
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Member of Lincoln's Inn, A. Sir
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Member of the Dakota Mission, A.
Mrs. Mary Ann G. Riggs. An English
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Member of the Society of Uni-
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NorTvich. Murray. An inquiry
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1789.
Member of the Unitas Fratrum, A.
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Montanus. Tliomas Addis Emmet, in
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Munden, Joseph. Charles Lamb.
Autobiography of Mr. Munden. In the
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Officer of the Porpoise, An.
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loss of the Porpoise and Cato . . . upon
Wreck Reef . . . by . . . L. 1808.
One of the Members of the Col-
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lives and characters of eminent English
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One of themselves. Salmond.
Glimpses of evangelical Europe ; or,
notes for Christian laymen, compiled
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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-
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President of the Branch of the
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" During the first two or three years the col-
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from a coterie of local contributors, some of
whom developed decided literary talent. Among
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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
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author, and poet." — " Journalism in Fitch-
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Retired Judge, A. W. W. Follett
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Mr. Synge was H. M.'s Commissary Judge in
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S. F. Startled Falcon. 1844; or,
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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-
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Syphax. Fatterson. — See"Pub-
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Tallyho, Ben. Henri/ Aiken, drafts-
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Two Philosophers, The. Sir Wil-
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Ultra Octogenarian, An. Judge John
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Unknown Admirer of Genius, An.
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Henry Mackenzie, by . . .
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Y. N. T. Franklin Reed. — See " Pub-
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Z., Z. William Boioyer, in the " St.
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the Bentley controversy.
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