CONVERTS TO ROME
TL'RiA^.? 7:riE XIX-?¥ ¦CENTU'Ey'.'-

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YALE UNIVERSITY
LIBRARY

From the
COLLECTION OF OXFORD BOOKS
made by
FALCONER MADAN
Bodlcy's Librarian

CONVERTS TO ROME.

A LIST OF OVER

THREE THOUSAND PROTESTANTS

WHO HAVE BECOME

ROMAN CATHOLICS

SIKCE THE

COMMENCEMENT OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.

compiled bt

W. GORDON" 9;0IIMAN,
Editoi- of the Uoo last Editions of " Rome's Recruits.^

LONDON:
W. SWAlSr SONNENSCHEIN AND CO.,
PATERNOSTER SQUARE.

PEEFACE

In compliance -^-ith a general desire this, the fifth edition of
" Rome's Recruits," has been issued, and the title changed at
the request of some of the most eminent gentlemen -whose
names appear in the lists.
It -will be unnecessary for me to comment on the leading
features of this edition ; but I cannot help expressing the belief
that " Converts to Rome " is as accurate and as interesting
as it can possibly be made. It may astonish some to kno-w
that this -work contains more than one thousand names -which
did not appear in the fourth edition. The Right Hon. W. E.
Gladstone's suggestions as to the arrangement of the names
have been carefully followed.
It has been a cause of considerable surprise to me to be the
recipient of evidence "which so clearly demonstrates the growth
of Catholicity in Protestant countries. Thus, in a letter that
I received some time back, a prelate of the highest rank in
S"weden informed me that a considerable number of dis]
tinguished men of the Scandina-vian Peninsula had joined, or
"were probably going to join, the Church of Rome ; but their
names do not appear here for fear of persecution. Again, a
recent convert, formerly English chaplain of one of our West
Indian Islands, has acquainted me -with the fact that in,
Jamaica three hundred Protestants were received into the
Catholic Church in the year 1880.
Professor Walcker, of Leipzig University, has lately pub
lished a work in which he states that every princely house in
Germany has contributed its " Recruits to Rome."
I have had numerous communications of a .similar nature
from America, India, and Australia ; and I must not forget to

4 PREFACE.
acknowledge the kind and courteous letters of encouragement
which have reached me from the Cardinal Archbishop of Paris,
the late Cardinal Archbishop of Malines, Monsigneur Freppel,
and from other distinguished prelates at home and abroad.
I am informed that at several churches in London the
number of converts annually received exceeds six hundred.
It has been thought by some that two deceased members of
the Royal Family had become Catholics before their death;
but on the authority of Sir Henry Ponsonby., K.C.B., I have to
state that their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and
the Duke of Sussex died members of the Church of England.
I must here tender my sincerest thanks to Edward Legge,
Esq., late editor of the Wliiteliall Review, for kindly aUowing
me to make use of his pamphlet in compiling my work. I have
great cause to be grateful to E. G. Kirwan Bro-wne, Esq.,
author of " Annals of the Tractarian Movement," for his
valuable suggestions. My best acknowledgments are also due
to those gentlemen (clerical and lay) at home and abroad who
have so generously given me their assistance in my arduous
task. I would add, in conclusion, that additions and corrections,
with dates of conversion, should be sent to me directed : 
W. GORDON-GORMAlSr,
c/o Messes. W. SWAN SONNENSCHEIN and Co.,
Paterkostee S(,iuare, Loxdok.

CONVEETS TO BOME.

THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY.

The late Duke of Leeds (Francis,
seventh), who sat in the
Commons as Marquis of
Carmarthen.
The Marquis of Bute, Christ
Church, Oxen, K.T, ; Knight
Grand Cross of the Holy
Sepulchre ; and KJnight of the
Order of St. Gregory the
Great. (1869.)
The Marquis of Ripon, K,G,,
P,C. ; ex-Grand Master of
Freemasons ; chairman of
the Catholic Poor- School
Committee ; formerly Lord
President of Council ; now
Governor-General of India.
(1874.)
The Earl of Abingdon, Lieut
enant-Colonel of the Berkshire
Mditia. (1858.) -
The E arl of Ashbumham, Knight
of the Order of St. John of
Jerusalem, and Knight Grand
Cross of the Order of Pius.
(1872.)
The late Earl of Buchan.
The late Edward, Earl of Castle
Stuart. (1834.)
The Earl of Denbigh, Count of
the Holy Roman Empire ;
Knight Grand Cross of the
Order of Pius ; Vice-President
of the Aged Poor Society.
(1850.)
The late Earl of Dunraven.
(1855.)

The late Charles George Noel,
Earl of Gainsborough, Knight
of the Order of Christ ; Lord-
Lieutenant and Custos Rotu-
lorum of Rutlandshire. (1851.)
The Earl of Granard, K,P,,
Knight and President in Great
Britain and Ireland of the
Order of Malta; Knight Grand
Cross of the Order of St.
Gregory theGreat ; Lieutenant-
Colonel of the Westmeath
Rifles ; and President of the
Catholic Union of Ireland.
(1869.)
The Earl of Orford,
The late Earl of Roscommon.
(1850.)
Viscount Bury (Lord Ashford),
P,C,, F,R,G,S,; Knight Com
mander of St. Michael and St.
George ; late Under-Secretary
of State for War (during
the late Lord Beaconsfield's
administration) ; Lieutenant-
Colonel 12th Middlesex
R,V,C, ; eldest son of the
Earl of Albemarle. (1879.)
Lord Beaumont (17th Lancers),
Kiiight Grand Cross of the
Holy Sepulchre, and Knight
of Malta. (1869.)
Lord Bennett, of the Rifle
Brigade, second son of the
Earl of Tankerville.
Lord Braye, J,P. and D.L. ;
Knight of Malta. (1870.)

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CONVEETS TO EOME.

Lord Courtenay, J.P, and D,L,
for Devonshire, of Christ
Church, Oxford, eldest son of
the Earl of Devon ; formerly
M,P, for Exeter and East
Devonshire. (1870.)
Lord Archibald Douglas, son
of the seventh Marquis of
Queensberry ; a priest ; di
rector of St, Vincent's Home
for Boys, Harrow Road, Lon
don, W, ; and Chaplain of the
Society of St. Vincent de
Paul,
Lord Emly, P,0,, M,A. of
Oriel College, Oxford ; Lord-
Lieutenant of Co, Limerick ;
some time Postmaster-General
during Mr, Gladstone's Ad
ministration,
The late Lord Holland (Henry
Edward Pox), (1850,)
The late Lord Howden, G,C,B.
(better known as General J.
Caradoc),
The late Lord Huntingtower,
Lord Nigel Kennedy, brother
of the Marquis of Ailsa.
(1850,)
Lord A, Gilbert Kennedy, ditto,
(1850.)
The late Rev. Lord Henry
Francis Kerr, M,A, of St.
John's College, Cambridge ;
son of 6th Marquis of Lothian ;
rector of Dittisham ; and J.P.
for Devonshire. (1852.)
Lord John Kerr. (1852,)
Lord Ralph Kerr, son of
7th Marquis of Lothian, and
Colonel 10th Hussars, (1853,)
Lord Walter Talbot Kerr, R,N,,
ditto, (1853,)
Lord Alexander Gordon Lennox,
son of 5th Duke of Richmond
and Gordon, (1878,)
Lord North (William Henry),
grandson of the 3rd Earl of
Guilford, and son of the late
Baroness North,

Rev, Lord Francis Godolphin
Osborne, M, A,, Cambridge, son
of the 8th Duke of Leeds,
rector of Elm, Frome, (1877,)
Rev, Lord Charles Thynne,M,A.
of Christ Church, Oxford ;
rector of Kingston Deverell ;
canon of Canterbury ; and son
of 2nd Marquis of Bath.
(1852,)
Rev. Comte de la Felde, -vicar
of Tortington, Chichester.
(1854.)
BaronC. A, de Cosson,F.R,G.S,,
of Pycroft, Chertsey. (1877.)
Count Kearney,
Rev. Sir John Croker Barrow,
Bart,, M,A, of University Col
lege, Oxford ; now a barrister-
at-law, (1859,)
The late Sir Arthur Blenner-
hassett, Bart.
Thelate SirGeorgeBowyer,Bart.,
D, C . L, Oxford ; Knight of the
Order of St, John of Jeru
salem ; Knight Grand Cross of
the Order of St, Gregory the
Great ; Knight-Commander of
the Order of Pius ; President
of the League of St, Sebastian ;
Vice-President of the Aged
Poor Society ; late M,P. for
Co, Wexford ; and a barrister-
at-law, (1850,)
Sir John Valentine Bradstreet,
Bart,, President of the Dubhn
Council of the Society of St,
Vincent de Paul, (1855,)
Sir Gilbert Edward Campbell,
Bart., Knight - Commander
of the Orders of Isabella
the Cathohc and Charles HX
of Spain, and of the Holy
Sepulchre.
Thelate Sir Lucius Curtis, Bart.,
of Gatcombe, Hants. (1848.)
Sir Charles d'Albiac,
Sir Charles Compton William
Domvile, Bart,
Sir Charles Douglas, K,C,M,G. ;

THB NOBILITY AND GENTRY.

M.A. Cambridge ; formerly
M.P. for Warwick and Ban
bury ; Vice-President of the
Aged Poor Society ; author
of " Long Reaistajice and
Ultimate Conversion."
Sir William Percival Heathcote,
Bart,, of Hursley.
Sir Charles Archabald Keppel
Macdonald, Bart.
Rev. Sir Paul Molesworth, Bart.,
M,A. Trinity College, Cam
bridge ; rector of 'Tetcott,
Devon ; Vice-President of the
Aged Poor Society. (1852.)
The late Sir Richard Hungerf ord
Pollen, Bart.
Sir Joseph Percival Pickford
RadcUffie, Bart.
The late Sir Arthur Rumbold,
Bart.
The late Sir John Simeon, Bart.,
M.A. Christ Church, Oxford ;
J.P. for Southampton ; and
M.P. for Isle of Wight.
(1851.)
Sir Andrew Smith, KC.B.
The late Sir WUliam Stewart,
Bart., of Murthley.
The late Sir John Sutton, Bart.,
of Jesus College, Cambridge.
Sir J, Talbot, Bart. (1848.)
Sir Leofric Temple.
Sir Vere Francis de Vere, Bart.
(1851.)
Sir Francis Vincent, Bart.
The late Sir Charles Wolseley,
Bart., grandfather of the pre
sent baronet.
The late Sir Bourchier Wrey,
Bart.
Hon. Arthur Browne, brother
of Lord KUmaine, (1881.)
Hon. Mr. Dillon, late of the
Home OflSce.
Hon. Aubrey Fitzclarence, son
of the Earl of Mimster.
(188L)
Hon. Ashley Carr Glynn, M.A.
University CoUege, Oxford.

Hon, and Rev, William Towry
Law, M,A,, son of the 1st
Lord EUenborough ; vicar of
Harborne ; and Chancellor of
the diocese of Bath and Wells.
(1851.)
Hon, Colin Lindsay, son of 24th
Earl of Crawford and Bal-
carres, ex-President of the
Enghsh Church Union ; author
of " De Ecclesiaet Cathedra,"
etc,
Hon. Charles Horatio Nelson,
son of the 3rd Earl Nelson.
Hon. Thomas Nelson, 3rd son of
Earl Nelson, of Keble College,
Oxford.
The late Hon, and Rev. George
Spenser, M.A,, son of 2nd
Earl Spenser K,G, ; chaplain
to the late Dr. Blomfield,
Bishop of London ; a Passion-
ist priest. -
Hon. and Rev, Algernon Stanley,
M,A. Trinity College, Cam
bridge, son of the late Lord
Stanley of Alderley, Incum
bent of Holy Cross, and St.
Mary's, Soho ; a priest at
St. James', Manchester Square,
W. (1879.)
Hon. Myles Stapleton, of the
Coldstream Guards, brother
of Lord Beaumont. (1880.)
Hon, and Rev. George Talbot,
M. A., Oxford, son erf 3rd Lord
Talbot de Malahide, -vicar of
Evercreech, Somersetshire ; a
priest, now residing at Paris.
(1843.)
Hon, GUbert Chetwynd Talbot,
D,D,,M,A, of Balliol College,
Oxford, SOE. of 2nd Earl of
Talbot, and uncle to the pre
sent Earl of Shrewsbury ; a
priest, monsignor, and canon
of Westminster,
Hon, G, Vaughan,
Hon, W, Wyndham, brother-in-
law of the Earl of Mayo,

CONVEETS TO HOME.

Frederick I. Antrobus, formerly
attache at Paris, son of the
baronet, a priest of the
Oratory, Brompton, S,W. ;
and author of "The Excel
lencies of the Congregation
of the Oratory," etc,
Henry Ridgard Bagshawe, Q,C, ;
B,A, of Trinity College,
Cambridge ; County Court
Judge ; son of the late Sir
W, Chambers Bagshawe, and
father of the Eight Rev, Dr,
Bagshawe, Bishop of North
ampton,
John Bethell, brother of Lord
Westbury,
George Berney, son of Sir J,
Bemey, Bart,
A, Blunden, son of Sir D,
Blunden, Bart,
Arthur BovUl, nephew of Lord
Justice BovUl,
William J, Bowden, a priest
of the Oratory,
Charles Henry Bowden, ditto,
John Edward Bowden, ditto ;
author of "Memoirs of the
late Rev, F, W, Faber, D,D,,
M,A,, Oxon,"
Lewin Bowring, C,B,, son of
Sir J, Bowring, Bengal C,S,,
Private Secretary to the late
Lord Canning,
F, Orlando Bridgeman, of the
Earl of Bradford's family,
George E, Clerk, brother of
Sir Douglas Clerk, Bart,, of
Penicuik,
Swinburne Berkeley, son of the
Hon, Grantley Berkeley,
Anthony Cope, son of Sir W,
Cope, Bart,
Frederic Smith-Dodsworth, son
of Sir C, Smith-Dodsworth,
Bart,
Richard Hay Drummond, of
Hawthornden, son of the late
Sir H, Drummond, Bart,, and
descendant of the poet.

LesterDrummond,sonof Maurice
and the Hon, Mrs, Drummond.
Charles Fitz-Gibbon, son of the
Hon, Gerald and Lady Louisa
Fitz-Gibbon.
Augustus Fitz-Gibbon, ditto.
John Fitz-Gibbon, ditto,
Valentine Fitz-Gibbon, ditto.
Louis Fitz-Gibbon, ditto,
Richard Fitz-Patrick, brother of
Lord Castletown,
Hugh Gladstone, cousin of the
Eight Hon, W, E, Gladstone,
M,P,, now studying at Rome
for the priesthood,
G, R, Gordon, of Ellon Castle,
Aberdeenshire, grandson of
the late Earl of Aberdeen,
Henry J, Karslake, brother of
the late Sir John Karslake,
Q,C, ; sometime Attomey-
General ; a priest and in
spector of Schools in the
Arch Diocese of Westmin
ster,
Charles J, Karslake, ditto, a
Jesuit at The Sacred Heart,
Accrington.
Henry Schomberg Kerr, son of
the late Eev, Lord Henry
Kerr, a Jesuit and Army
Chaplain at Cyprus,
William Kerr, ditto, a Jesuit
at the Church of St, Stanis
laus, Roehampton, S,W,
J, Kirwan, nephew of the late
Lord Netterville, and a landed
proprietor in Counties Clare,
Longford, and Galway, (1852,)
Alfred Lambart, grandson of
the late Earl of Cavan,
John Cathcart Lees, brother of
the late Rev, Sir Harcourt
Lees, Bart,, of Dublin,
Edward Legge, nephew of the
Earl of Dartmouth, now
studying at Eome for the
priesthood, (1879,)
Francis Moreton, eldest son of
Captain the Hon, Percy More-

THE NOBILITY AND GENTEY.

ton, and grandson of the 1st
Earl of Ducie,
John Murray, eldest son of
Sir John Murray, Bart,, of
PhUiphaugh,
C. Norton, son of the Hon, G.
Norton, and nephew of Lord
Grantley,
Edmund Peel, nephew of Sir
Lawrence Peel, Bart.
WUham Peel, ditto.
Thomas Rawlinson, M,A,, bro
ther of Sir Henry Rawlinson,
President of the Royal Geo
graphical Society,
F. G, Santi, grandson of General
Sir H, F, Da-vie, Bart.
G, GUbert Scott, F.S.A,, son of
the late Sir GUbert Scott,
(1880,)
Arthur John SheUey, nephew of
the late Sir John SheUey,
Bart,, M,P, for Westminster.
William Henry Simmonds, son
of Colonel Simmonds, and
grandson of Sir Eobert Gra
ham, Bart,
Robert Simmonds, ditto,
Henry Wolseley, brother of the
late Sir Charles Wolseley (8th
Baronet).
Arthur A'Beckett,
GUbert A'Beckett.
The late Edwin Abraham, of the
Record Office, uncle of the
Rev. Augustus P. Bethel, a
priest and rector of the Holy
Child and St. Anthony of
Padua, Anerley, SJl. (1849.)
J. Ainsworth, of Denbigh.
Albert Altee, son of Falconer
Altee.
Henry Alban Arden, a Domi
nican priest at St. Dominic's
Priory, Haverstock HUl,
N.W. (1850.)
W. P. Ark-wright, of Sutton
Scarsdale, Chesterfield, (1881,)
Herbert Arnold-Morris, artist.
(1876.)

The late Joseph Atkinson, a
priest of the Order of Charity
at St. Etheldreda's, Holborn,
B.C.
Mr, Aston, The Oaklands, Edg
baston, Birmingham.
D. Auchinleek, of Newhaven
House, Edinburgh.
A. Ayer-Carr, of Heslington,
Yorkshire. (1880.)
Francis Bacon, formerly lay-
worker at St, Peter's, London
Docks ; a Jesuit and pro
fessor at St, Aloysius' CoUege,
Glasgow, N,B.
WUliam J, Baigent, a priest at
the Cathedral, Nottingham.
(1872.)
Edward Bernard Baker, of Mid-
ford. (1840.)
Alexander Barclay.
WiUiam Barnes, of Cottles,
Wilts. (1864.)
Clement Barraud, a Jesuit.
J. H, Bartlett, a Dominican
priest, at St, Dominic's Priory,
Haverstock HiU, N,W,
W, BasUck, of Exeter.
J. Baxter, of Oxford.
George Beardmore.
John Bennett (married a Tich-
borne),
Edward Augustus G, Benyon,
Lewis Berger, of Homerton.
(1881.)
J, R, Beste.
John BetheU. (1850.)
Henry Charles Bethell,
Henry Bethell,
Charles M, BetheU,
Robert Victor BetheU,
J, P, Biddulph,
Joseph GilUs Biggar, M,P, for
Co. Cavan. (1876.)
James Francis Wedderburn
Bisshop, of Bramdean House,
Hants.
Philip G. Crosbie Bisshop,
Ed-win Blake, of Birmingham.
Pierce Blake. (1842.)

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CONVEETS TO EOME.

J, Blake, of Galway, (1845,)
The late WiUiam Bond, of St,
Maugan, CornwaU, -with his
four sons (all priests) and four
daughters (all nuns),
James J, Bond, son of the above,
a priest and rector of Our
Blessed Lady and St, Thomas
of Canterbury, Dudley.
Vincent Bond, ditto, a Jesuit
at the Church of St. Ignatius,
Preston.
W, P, Bond, ditto, a priest
(retired).
H. Bosanquet. (1843.)
Arthur Reid Bostook, coroner
for West Sussex, (1882,)
Essex Digby Boycott,
J, F, Boyd,
Henry C, Bradling,
George Bradshawe, (1871,)
F, Bray (Father Dunstan), of
Nor"wich Monastery, and
Father Ignatius (Mr, Lyne),
(1879,)
Mr, Brewer,
E, C, Brice, of Bridgewater,
C, J, Bridgett,
James Britten, F,L,S,, of the
British Museum,
Alan H, Brodrick,
Henry Brown, of the East India
Company's Service,
Frederick Bro'wn, ditto.
Algernon Brown, son of Dr.
Brown, of Brighton.
James Brown, LL.D.
Joseph M, Browne, grandson of
Captain Browne, R,N,, of
SUgo,
James Browne, of Brown-ville,
Co, Galway,
Valentine Bro-wne, CE,
W, H, Buckle, ' Controller of
Customs,
Albert Buckler, a Dominican
priest at St, Dominic's Priory,
Haverstock HiU, N,W, (1845,)
Edmund Buckler, ditto, at
Beeches Green, Stroud,

Reginald Buckler, ditto, ditto,
A, P, Bulfield, and family, of
Springbank, Lancaster.
Eichard Burchett, late Head
Master of South Kensington
Art Schools.
Joseph Aloysius Burchett.
(1856,)
Benjamin Stanislaus Burchett.
(1856,)
G, R, Buttemer,
Francis Macnamara Calcutt,
formerly M,P, for Co, Clare.
Archibald D, L. CampbeU,
nephew of D. CampbeU, of
LockneU.
Donald C. V. Campbell, son of
James Archibald CampbeU, of
Inverane, a Jesuit at Roe
hampton, S,W,
Frederick Capes, proctor,
V. D, H, Carey-Elwes, of
BiUing Hall, Northampton
shire. (1874.)
James Carter, a priest and
rector of St, Francis of Assisi,
Midhurst ; and Chamberlain to
H, H, the late Pope Pius IX.
Lyman W. Case.
Henry Cave, brother of Mr,
Justice Cave, (1881,)
Edwin Chabot, ex-churchwarden
of St, James's, Hatcham,
Alderman Chambers, ex-mayor
of Margate,
Arthur L, Chattaway, a priest
in the diocese of Birmingham.
W. A. Osborne Christmas,
nephew of W. Christmas,
formerly M.P, and D,L, of
Whitfield, Waterford,
Stephen Churoh, of London
derry,
WiUiam Church, (184-2,)
A. J. Chfee, D.L, of BeUevue,
Wexford, (1845,)
H, C, Cobbold, a Suffolk squire.
(1880.)
William Codrington, of Wrough-
ton House, Swindon.

THE NOBILITY AND GENTEY.

11

W. M. Coghlan, Bombay C.S,
William CoUis, ' a priest and
canon of Northampton ; rector
of St, George the Martyr,
ShefEord, Bedfordshire.
Robert Colthurst.
Robert Trivett Colthurst, of
Midford, (1878,)
Mr, Comyn, of Plymouth,
Mr, Consett (married to daugh
ter of Lord Charles Kerr),
H. Considine, D,L, of Derg,
WUliam W, Cook, a priest and
professor at St, Charles's Col
lege, St, Charles's Square, W,
John Cook, of Cottles, Wilts,
(1862.)
John Cooper,
H, Stonehewer Cooper,
Joseph Corbett, D,D., a priest
and chaplain to the Forces at
Chatham.
Thomas Courtney, M,A,
Alphonsus Coventry, a Servite
priest at St Mary's Priory,
Ftdham Road, W,
Henry CoweU, a Jesuit at
Roehampton, S.W.
Alban Cowley, a Passionist
priest at St, Joseph's Retreat,
Highgate, London, N.
J, Young Craig.
Augustus Craven, husband of
the author of " Le Rdcit d'une
Soeur."
M. W. Crofton, late Professor
of Natural PhUosophy, Q ueen's
CoUege, Galway.
T. A, Crowther, D,D,, a priest ;
formerly Mihtary Chaplain in
China and India.
Henry Ferrers Croxton.
Compton Croxton.
Alexander Cmickshank.
R. B, D. Cunningham, J,P,,
Hensol.
Andrew Currie, the sculptor,
Robert Daniell, of New Forest,
Co, Westmeath.
Henry Warren Darley.

C, F, Dashwood, of St, Michael's
Torre, Devon,
Francis Davis, of Holywood,
Belfast, a well-known north
of Ireland poet, under the
pseudonym of " The Belfast
Man,"
R, De Barry, of Weston HaU,
War"wickshire,
J, C, De Castro, of Woodend,
James Dees, J,P. of Northum
berland,
The late Ambrose De Lisle, of
Garendon Park and Grfice
Dieu Manor, Leicestershire,
Charles Edward Dendy, (1882,)
Evelyn Heneage Dering,
Stephen de Vere, some time
M,P, for Limerick,
Wilham Deverell, of Cottles,
WUts, (1867,)
W, E, Dobson, J,P,, the Park,
Nottingham,
Archibald Donaldson, nephew of
Professor Donaldson,
John Dorey, of Cottles, Wilts.
(1861.)
The late Thomas A. Drinkwater,
a priest ; rector of Our Lady
of Mount Carmel and St.
Joseph, Battersea, S.W, ; and
Chaplain to Countess Tasker.
T. W, H, Driver, of Cheltenham.
Herbert C. Duke, son of Dr.
Duke, of St. Leonards, a
priest ; Registrar for Deceased
Clergy of diocese of Leeds ;
and rector of St, Anne's,
Keighley,
Philip Vincent Dunn,
Joseph Dutton.
C, D, Dyatt,
F, Eager, of Tuam,
John Eamshaw, of Rotherham,
a priest and chaplain of St,
Joseph's School, Dewsbury,
C, W, East, of St, Peter's Park,
Harrow Road, W, ; late a
member of the E,C,U,, and
A,P,U,C. (1863,)

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CONVEETS TO EOME.

WiUiam Edgcome, a Jesuit at
Eoehampton, S.W,
Richard Edgcome, a priest.
Frederick T. A, Edwards, a
priest at Brighton,
J, B, Edwards, of the Bank of
England.
Eeginald Arthur Egerton, of
West CromweU Road, S.W,
John Eustace, a qnaker,
Mr, Farmer, organist of St,
Bartholomew's, Brighton,
William Farren, the actor,
Edward F, Fenn, a priest and
rector of St, Catherine of
Sienna, Horse Fair, Birming
ham, (1844,)
Thomas W, Penn, a priest and
rector of St, Joseph's, Tewkes
bury,
Eobert Fetherstone, J,P, for
Co, Limerick,
Henry Field, the pianist, (1835,)
James Ford, J,P, of Wraxall
Court, Somerset,
Edward Foster, son of Dr,
Thomas Poster,
Joseph Fothergill, of Wickham
Park, near Newcastle-on-
Tyne,
Eeginald Fowler, a priest and
rector of St, Joseph's, GnUd-
ford, Surrey ; son of Dr, Fow
ler, of Cheltenham, <;i859,)
Lawrence C, Prideaux Fox,
0,M,I, ; a priest at the Church
ofThe English Martyrs,Tower
HiU, E,C,
J, Frazer.
Mark Anthony Friker, a priest,
Hurrell Froude, nephew of the
historian,
Edmund Froude, ditto,
Alexander G, FuUerton, some
time attach i5 at the French
Embassy ; Treasurer of the
Association for the Propaga
tion of the Faith, (1846,)
Thomas Gaisford, J,P,
The late Leonard Gardiner, a

Dominican priest at the
Church of " The Annuncia
tion," Woodchester, Stroud,
E, Garnett,
Henry Gates, a Dominican
priest at St, Dominic's Priory,
Haverstock HiU, N.W,
Charles Leopold Gates, his
brother,
W, Rees Gawthom, formerly
secretary to H,E,, the late
Cardinal Wiseman, and to
the most Rev, Dr, EngUsh,
Archbishop of Trinidad ;
founder of several schools in
the West Indies. (1849),
Charles Joseph George, of Mid-
ford, (1881,)
John Godard, celebrated in early
photography, ^
I, Goddard, a priest, mon
signor, and rectorof St, Mary's,
Chiselhurst ; and tiU lately
Chaplain to Her Imperial
Majesty the Empress Eugenie,
Eobert H. Gosselin,
Charles Graham, a priest and
canon at the Cathedral Church
of St. Mary and St, Boniface,
Plymouth, (1846,)
J, Grainger, chamberlain to
H,H, Pope Leo, XIH,
Malcolm Grant,
William Grant, M, O, C, R,,
E,C,U,, and A,P,U,C,;founder
and organiser of the Society
for the Corporate Reunion of
the Anglican with the CathoUc
Church, (1881,)
Edward Dwyer Gray, M,P, for
Co, Carlow; Lord Mayor of
Dublin (1879-1880) ; and pro
prietor of the Freeman's
Journal. (1876,)
James Green, of Leeds.
Everard Green, P,S,A,
George Gretton, of Swindon
Hall, Gloucestershire,
Samuel Grimshawe, J,P, of
Erwood Hall, Lancashire.

THE NOBILITY AND GENTEY.

13

The late Daniel Haigh, a
priest ; buUt the Catholic
Church at Erdington. (1850.)
George Hale, of Cottles, Wilts,
(1859,)
Charles HaU€, the pianist,
Egerton W, Harding, J,P, of
Old Springs, Market Drayton,
(1879,)
Egerton Harding, J,P,, his son,
(1882,)
William John Hancock. (1854.)
Charles Hancock, (1866,)
James Harris, a Jesuit at the
Church of St, Francis Xa-vier,
Liverpool,
Herbert Harrison, Captain of
Westminster School ; Orato-
rian.
Richard H. Hawkes, of Bristol.
Thomas Francis Helyar. (1874.)
WiUiam Henderson, of Torquay.
Henry Hepbume, a Jesuit,
J, S. Hepburne,
J, R. Herbert, Royal Acade
mician.
Henry Nunez Heysham,f ormerly
of Aylesford.
Frederick Thurlow Hibgame,
fourth son of the late Lieu
tenant-Colonel E,F, Hibgame,
H.E. I. C. S., of Nor-wLch.
(1877.)
Joseph Hirst, J, P, of Yorkshire,
Francis Buchanan Hoare.
S. TapreU HoUand.
Edward Owen Hornby, of The
Nook, Fareham, Hants, and 54,
Portland Place, W. (1869,)
John Hostage, of Chester,
S. J, Hughes, son of T, Hughes,
of Reigate,
Lewis Incledon, of the Post
Ofiace,
WUliam Jackson.
R, C, Jackson, of South Lodge,
Limerick,
Isaac Jacques, (1867,)
F, C.Jagg, .
Stephen Eyre Jar-ns, a pnest

at The Mount, Wadhurst
Sussex,
G, F, Johnson, son of the late
Consul at Antwerp.
Arthur JoUiffie, son of Mrs
Cleaves JoUiSe.
Alexander Jones,
John Jones, of Chester,
Charles Jones, of the Custom
House, (1876,)
The late Rev, Joseph Jones, ex-
Wesleyan minister; a priest at
Welshpool,
Thomas Joyce, (I860,)
Arthur Kearney, and family,
WiUiam Keatinge,
Frederic Shakerley Kempe, of
Richmond,
Courtney Birmingham Kenny,
landed proprietor in Co, Mayo,
T, Kerrick, of Harlestone House,
Norfolk,
John Kershaw, a Unitarian, a
priest, monsignor, rural dean;
canon of Salford; and rector
of All Saints, Barton-on-
IrweU, Manchester, (1837,)
F, Knight,
Stuart Knill, of Crossletts-in-
the-Grove, Blackheath, S,E, ;
Member of the Council of the
Association for the Propaga
tion of the Faith,
Robert Laing, To"wn Clerk of
Jedburgh,
Eichard Lamb,
Eichard Wentworth Lambe,
D,L, of Durham.
The late Da-vid Lambe, a priest,
W. W, Lander, banker,
Henry Murray Lane, Chester
Herald in Her Majesty's
College of Arms,
Cecil Bruce Lane,
Charles La Touche, of Marlay,
C, Temple Layton, of 'The
Croft, Mitoham,' (1882,)
WiUiam Leigh, J,P,, D,C.L.,
of Woodchester Park, Glou
cestershire, (1844.)

14

CONVEETS TO EOME.

Henry Le Mesurier, brother of
Alfred Le Mesurier, of Oriel
College, Oxford,
Charles J, Leslie,
Archibald Leslie,
Henry Owen Lewis, formerly
M.P. for Carlow,
Philip Limerick, Dominican
priest at St, Dominic's Priory,
Haverstock HUl, N,W,
J. Longman, (1849,)
Thomas Longueville, J,P, of
PenyUam, Oswestry,
William Lovell,
Stuart LoveU,
Charles Lovell,
Edward Lucas, of Herongate,
Brentford,
F, Augustine Luck, a Benedic
tine priest,
J, Edmund Luck, a Benedic
tine priest,
Thomas Luck, a priest ; canon
of Portsmouth ; rector of St,
Mary's, Wantage,
H, G, Lumsden, of Clova and
Auchindoir, Aberdeenshire,
.Charles E. MacDougall, son of
the Hon, Justice MacDougaU,
Donald Hone Macfarlane, M,P,
for Co, Carlow,
T,Maillard, B,A,
Thomas Malpass, a priest ; and
chaplain to St, Mary's In
dustrial School for Girls, Elt-
ham, Kent,
Ernest Marras,
Mr, Marriage, a quaker,
Edward E, Martin, a priest
at Shoreham,
Mr, MaskeU,
Charles John Henry Massing-
berd-Mundy, of South Ormsby
Hall, Lincolnshire,
John Matthews,
John Henry Maw, of Brixton,
S,W,
George Aloysius May, (1882,)
G B, Maycock, of Edgbaston,
Birmingham.

Lewis McKenzie,
A, Laing Meason, a Jesuit,
E, MiUs,
William John Milsone, (1882,)
Professor St, George Mivart,
F,R,S,
The late Charles Moore, of
Mooresfort, Tipperary, some
time M,P,, and father of
Count C, Moore, M,P,
Wilfrid Mordaunt, a Jesuit at
St. Mary's, Westminster.
J, Eeynell Morell, of the British
Museum,
A, Morgan, Librarian of Wal-
saU,
Francis Aloysius Morgan. (1857.)
Da-vid Henry Martin Morris,
fifth son of John Morris, of
Duddington House, Sunbury-
on-Thames, S,W,
Samuel Mortimer, of Cottles,
Wilts, (1863,)
Alexander Munro, D,D,, a
priest at St. Andrew's Pro-
Cathedral, Great Clyde Street,
Glasgow, (1834,)
James Murphy, of Prior Park,
(1844,)
Arthur Murphy, ditto, (1844,)
Hem-y Murphy, ditto, (1844,)
WiUiam Joseph Nash, (1857,)
W, Neville, (1849.)
Mortimer New.
Reginald NeweU, a Dominican
priest.,
Henry Norris, a priest and
rector of St, John the Bap
tist's, Tamworth,
Fletcher Norton,
Brinsley Norton,
Arthur Oddie, of Colney House,
Herts,
Claude Oddie, ditto,
PhUip Oddie, ditto,
G, S, Ottywell, a Baptist,
The late T, ConoUy Pakenham,
Consul at Tamatave, (1883,)
Charles Parfitt, D,D,, a priest,
monsignor, and canon ; Theolo-

THB NOBILITY AND GENTEY.

15

gian in the Diocese of Clifton ;
rector of St, Mary's, Midford,
Bath, (1839,)
Charles James Thomas Parfitt,
nephew of the Right Rev,
Monsignor Parfitt, D,D,, of
Bath, (1868,)
James John Alexander Parfitt,
ditto. (1868,) .
John Parfitt, the Monsignor's
brother. (1867.)
James John Parfitt, ditto, and
three daughters, (1866,)
WUliam Parfitt, the Monsignor's
uncle, (1818,)
James Parkinson,
W, F. Paul, of the Colonial
Service,
Ed-ward Peacock, F,S,A,, of
Bottesford Manor, Lincoln,
Mr, Pearson,
Professor J, H, Pepper, F,C,S,,
A, Inst, C, E ; late Professor
of Chemistry at the Royal
Polytechnic ; author of " The
Play book of Science," etc,
E, E, Plaistowe, of Loudwater,
Bucks, (1878,)
G, H, Plomer, (1849.)
Mr, De la Pole,
L, H, Poole, a Brother of
Mercy,
Dennis Potter, jun,, son of D,
B, Potter, soUcitor of Tuam,
F, H, PownaU, son of H, Po-wn-
aU, of Spring Grove,
WeUesley Prendergast,
Thomas Price, of Mayfield
Lodge, Cashel,
T. Priggett,
Richard Proctor, a Christian
brother,
John Proctor, a quaker,
James Le Quesne, of Gran-
-vUle House, Hove, Brighton,
(1879,)
Stephen Ram, D,L, of Rams
ford, Galway,
Frederick W, Ratcliffe, of Bir
mingham.

Joseph Redman, D,D,, formerly
a lay-worker at St, Peter's,
London Docks ; a priest and
rector of St. John's, Brent
ford, (1864),
John Redman, father of the
above, (1868.)
John Redman, his son, a
Jesuit, (1864,)
Charles Ignatius Redman, ditto,
a Jesuit. (1864,)
Reginald Reynolds,
Matthew J, Rhodes, formerly
lay Secretary of the E.CU,
at Bristol,
R, Richardson, a priest of the
Order of Charity, and rector
of St, Peter's, Cardiff, (1839,)
Henry Ricketts, of Cottles,
WUts, (1861,)
Mr, RUey,
The late W, M, J, Ring, a
priest,
W, S, Eockstro.
S. J, Rossiter,
Wybert Rousby, the actor.
The late S, H, Rowson, a priest.
Edward Ryley, a Unitarian.
Charles Santley, the celebrated
baritone. (1880.)
Sydney Savory,
E. J. Scarlett,
Mr, Schenk, of Brighton,
Edward Scholefred, brother of
the late M,P, for Birmingham,
Christopher Scott, D,D,, V,G,,
a priest ; canon of North
ampton ; and rector of St,
Andrew's, Cambridge,
Edward A, Selle, a priest,
Marmaduke Sellon, a Brother
of Mercy,
Ernest Sellon, his brother, artist ;
formerly a Papal Zouave,
William Shapter, son of Dr,
Shapter, of Exeter, a Jesuit,
at the Church of St, Wilfrid,
Preston,
.Iohn Walter Sherer, Bengal
C,S, (retired).

16

CONVERTS TO EOME.

The late Austin Sims, a Pas
sionist priest and rector of
St, Paul's Eetreat, Mount
Argus, Dublin, (1853,)
Richard Smee, son of the late
John Smee, of Chelmsford,
now a lay brother of the
Order of St. Dominic, at
Newcastle-on-Tyne, (1863,)
James Smith, brother of Dr, W,
H, Smith,
Sydney F, Smith, a Jesuit and
professor at St, Beuno's Col
lege, St, Asaph,
Rutherford Smith,
Albert Smith, of Somerset
House,
J, H, Smyth-Pigott, of Brockley
Hall,
Alfred C, Smyth-Pigott,
CarUsle Spedding, a near rela
tive of the late James Sped
ding, (1881,)
Abraham Staley, of Burton-on-
Trent,
G, C, Stanfield,
Francis Stanfield, a priest at
Brentwood,
George Stanley,
Geoffrey St, Aubyn.
George Lynch Staunton, J,P.
and D,L,
H. Stevenson,
John Stewart, of Ballechin,
William Frederick Aloysius
Stingo, (1855,)
Thomas Strong, (1865,)
John Strong, (1858,)
Henry Suter, of Midford. (1859.)
Robert Sutton Swabey, organist
and composer. (1856.)
Francis Sutton, of Eevell
Grange, Sheffield.
Marcus Talbot, of Funis, Co,
Clare,
Hugh Taylor, a priest and
rector of St, John the Baptist,
Spetchley Park, Worcester.
S. A. Taylor, of the India Office.
John Tharpe.

LynaU Thomas,
Charles Thompson, of Tun-
bridge WeUs.
J. C, Thomson, of Balgowan,
Crieff, a Eedemptionist priest,
George 'Thornton, CE.
G. E, TickeU.
T, S, Tordiffe, of Bath,
J, W, N, Townsend, of Clifton,
a priest,
J, Kellyer Tozer, of CUffden,
Teignmouth, Devon,
Claude Trevor, son of Brigadier-
General Trevor,
Hubert Trevor, ditto,
W. J, P, Trewd,
Charles Trotter, of WoodhiU,
J,P, and D,L. for Perthshire.
Henry Tuck, of Ingatestone
Hall, Essex,
William Scott Tucker,
J, T, D, TurnbuU, of the Eecord
Office,
H, C Twiss, late sacristan at
St, Mary Magdalene's, Chis
wick, (1878,)
Francis Gregor Urquhart,
Joseph Vance, of Castleto"wn,
Ireland,
Langton George Vere, a priest
and rector of the Church of
The Immaculate Heart of
Mary and St, Dominic,
Homerton, E,
Cecil Vernon, sometime assist
ant-master at St, Joseph's
CoUege, Clapham, S,W,
(1873,)
Barrett Wadder, of London
Frederic Waddy, artist.
Weston Erskine Wadley,
William Wagstaff, formerly of
Forchabers, N,B,
W, T, P, Wait, of Newbury,
Eichard Walford,
Eowlande AValker, of Engadina
House, Torquay,
Mr, Wallace,
Mr, Wallenger,
Frederick Goulbourne Walpoie .

THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY.

17

Titus Hibbert Ware, of HaU-
bams, Cheshire.
Ivan W. Watson, of Torquay,
Emilius Watson-Taylor, of
Headlington Manor,
J. J, Watts, of Hawsdale HaU,
Cumberland,
John Watts, of Chester,
John Birchley Watts,
S. S. Wayte, father of the late
President of Trinity College,
Oxford.
W. H. J, Weale, archteologist.
WUUam Webb, of Aylesbury.
Frederick Glynn Incledon Web
ber, of CUeglinch, Hfracombe.
Mr. WeUesley.
George WeUs, member of the
Corporation of Bedford.
Charles C Noel Wehnan, of
Norton Manor, Taunton,
(1850,)
Frederic Westlake, Professor
at the Royal Academy of
Music.
PhiUp Westlake, his brother.
Nathaniel Westlake, ditto.
G. B. Whelpton, ex-assistant
Secretary of the EngUsh
Church Union, and formerly
server at St, Michael's, Chis-
-wick. (1878.)
WUUam Whitmee, a priest ;
P,S.M, ; vice-rector of the
Church of San Salvatore,
Rome,
The late WUUam WUberforce,
sometime M.P, for Hull ;
eldest son of the Slave
Emancipator. (1850,)
Arthur Bertrand WUberforce,
a Dominican priest at Holy
Cross Priory, Leicester ;
author of " Sketches of the

Lives of Dominican Mission
aries in Japan,'' etc, (1850.)
George Douglas WiUiams, son
of the late G. T, Wilhams,
barrister-at-law.
Da-vid WiUiams, a priest at
Aldenham Park, Bridgnorth.
W. E, Williams, a priest and
rector of Our Lady of the
Angels and St. Winefride,
Aberyst-with, Cardiganshire.
Charles Lewis WUUams, of
Winchester.
George Wilson, a quaker ;
a priest and rector of St.
John the EvangeUst, Fetter-
near, Inverurie, N.B,
Charles E, P, Wilson, of Kelso,
N,B,
Edward Windeyer, (1850,)
Professor Wingham, of the
Royal Academy of Music,
The late WilUam Wood, a Fran
ciscan friar.
The late Hubert J, Wood, a
priest and rector of the Church
of the Sacred Heart and
St, Pancras, Lewes, Sussex,
(1857,)
John Oswald Wood, (1849,)
Alfred John Samuel Wood.
(1854.)
Ernest Holmes Wood. (185^, y
Charles Wood, a priest at the
Cathedral, Middlesborough.
Ed-win Wood, of Victoria Road,
Darlington. (1875.)
Henry Woodley, of Belle Vue
Terrace, York.
H, Wordsworth.
C W. Wyatt.
J. F, Yonge.
Mr. Deputy Young, Knight of
St. Gregory.

18

CONVERTS TO ROME.

THE ARMY.

Field-Marshal Sir J. Forster
Fitzgerald.
The late General Michael Bruce,
of the Coldstream Guards ;
served in the Crimea -with the
Grenadier Guards. (1883.)
General Crispin
General McGowan, famous
during the Sepoy RebeUion.
General Eichardson, of Bath,
General Tylee, (1847,)
General Webber, C.B,
The late Major-General Stewart
AUan, of the Bengal Army,
Major-General Fulton, of the
Bengal Aj?my,
Major-General MacmuUen.
Major-General Patterson,
Colonel Brine, E,E,, the Balloon
ist,
Colonel Brockman, of Folke
stone.
Colonel Buckle,
Colonel Clifton, of Lytham,
Colonel Colthurst, M.P, for Co,
Cork ; brother of the late Sir
G. Colthurst, Bart., of Blarney,
Cork, (1874,)
Colonel Flamstead.
Colonel Gerard, of Eocksoles,
Scotland,
Colonel C A, GoodfeUow, E,E. ;
V.C,
Colonel Pollock Gore,
Colonel W, H, Graham.
Colonel W. Hands, Madras Staff
Corps.
Colpnel Hibbert, Eoyal Cana
dian Eifies.
Colonel Holmes, late 39th Regi
ment,
Colonel Holt.
Colonel Jarrett. (1848.)
Colonel Matthews.
Colonel Selwyn New, late
Madras Army.

Colonel Lenox Prendergast,
member of the London School
Board ; elected 1879.
Colonel Smithshire.
Lieut.-Colonel Biggs, 60th
Rifles,
Lieut,-Colonel Hunter Blair,
Scots FusUier Guards, son of
Sir David Hunter Blair, Bart.
(1876,)
Lieut,-Colonel Freme,
Lieut,-Colonel Richard Holmes,
late of the 89th Regiment.
Lieut.-Colonel Palmer, of Aln
wick,
Major BaUard, (1848,)
Major T. E. Britten, Bombay
Staff Corps.
Major Burke.
Major Dunn.
Major W. T. Eden, Bombay
Staff Corps.
Major Frazer. (1852.)
Major Gape, of St. Michael's
Manor, St. Albans. .(1874.)
Major T, W, Garnett, late 85th
Regiment,
Major Percy Gough, of Clonmel,
grandson of the Dean of Derry,
and grand-nephew of the late
Lord Gough. (1880.)
The late Major John F. HaU-
burton.
Major Harris, (1880,)
Major Johnstone, of Folkestone.
Major Mackenzie,
Major Laing Meason, late Sth
Hussars.
Major Wilham Nicholson, late
of 3rd Eoyal Lancashire
MiUtia,
Major Phillips, (1848,)
Major Frederick Eeeves, 103rd
Eegiment,
Major John Sewell, a Jesuit,
Major C, Lennox Tredcroft,
J,P,; E,H,A.

THB AEMY.

19

Major F. Trevor, member of the
Council of the Association for
the Propagation of the Faith.
Major H. L. Wickham.
Major Wynter, son of the Rev.
P. Wynter, president of St.
John's CoUege, Oxford.
Major Yard.
Major Young.
Captain Farmer Bailey, D.L.,
Kent.
Captain Bames.
Captain Bernard, R.A., son of
the Rev. S. E. Bemard, M.A.
Captain F. Berthon, son of the
¦vicar of Romsey.
Captain Francis Scawen Blunt,
of the Rifle Brigade.
Captain Boteler.
Captain Gerald Bolton,
Captain Joseph Boulderson, late
of 68th Light Infantry,
The late CaptainjHenry Bowden,
of the Guards; founder of
the CathoUc Church at Chisle-
hurst.
Captain WUUam Edward Buller,
late of the 14th Light Dra
goons.
Captain J. O, Burgoyne.
Captain Warner W. Garden.
Captain F. Case. (1851.)
Captain Casson, 5th West York
MUitia.
Captain Chichester, Dragoon
Guards.
Captain CUffe.
Captain CoUard, of Waltham-
stowe.
Captain Arthur V. L. Coombs,
M.A. Oriel CoUege, Oxford ;
Dorset MUitia ; Private
Chamberlain to the late and
present Popes.
Captain Cox, 1st Royal Surrey
MUitia.
Captain Cuffe, of Connaught.
Captain W. N. DameU, 84th
Regiment.
Captain Dashwood, of Torquay.

Captain Da-vidson, of Folke
stone.
Captain Dervill, a Jesuit lay
brother.
Captain Dugmore, 64th Regi
ment,
Captain Dunlop, son of Admiral
Dunlop C,B,
Captain EUerby, E,A.
Captain Windsor Carey Elwes,
Scots Guards,
Captain Frisbie,
Captain P, H, Greig, Bombay
Staff Corps,
Captain W, Harrison, R,A.
Captain Haycock,
Captain Washington Hibbert,
of BUling HaU, (1849,)
The late Captain Henry Higgins.
Captain Jackson, son of the
Bishop of Antigua,
Captain BlaMe Keith, 39th Regi
ment,
Captain Ed, Ph, King-Salter.
Captain Lawrence.
Captain W. Maitland, Bengal
Staff Corps,
Captain Mitchell, of Buldaire
and Balfour,
Captain Moore, (1849,)
Captain Nesbitt, late of the R,A,
Captain F, G, Newnham, late of
the Indian Army, Bombay,
(1879,)
Captain H, Oddie, 15th Regi
ment,
The late Hon. Captain Paken
ham, of the Guards, nephew
of the Duke of WelUngton,
and Equerry to Her Majesty
Queen Victoria ; a Passionist
priest. (1850.)
Captain J, B. Payne.
Captain Perry, late 38th Regi
ment.
Captain W. Prentis, late Scots
Greys,
Captain Godfrey E, A, Rad-
cliffe, brother of Sir J. P.
Radchffe, Bart,

20

CONVEETS TO EOME.

Captain Rayuer, late 5th Royal
Lancashire Militia.
Captain F. Shelten, late 93rd
Highlanders,
Captain John Ramsay Slade,
E,H,A, (1867,)
Captain H, N, E, Storks, late
97th Eegiment,
Captain Taylor,, (1856,)
Captain Thomas,
Captain Trendell, of the Eyde
MiUtia,
Captain Tucker, (1848,)
Captain Wilde,
Captain Wilson, of Edinburgh.
Captain C, Yeoman,
Assistant - Commissary - General
G, Bridgett,
Assistant-Commissary Hunter,
of Dublin,
Lieutenant the Hon, Charles
Bertie, late 47th Eegiment,
son of the Earl of Abingdon.
(1877.)
Lieutenant Henry G, S, Bowden,
late of Scots Fusilier Guards ;
Oratorian,
Lieutenant Arthur Charles
Croker, late of 77th Eegiment,
son of the late Colonel Croker,
and cousin of the Earl of Lis-
towel, (1858,)
Lieutenant Heneage Dering, of
the ColdstreamGuards; author
of " Sherborne," etc, (1859,)
Lieutenant Arthur Henry Frye,
late of Madras Army,
Lieutenant H, Percy Garnett,
32nd Eegiment,
Lieutenant Hales, of the Eoyal
London Mihtia,
Lieutenant Innes, (1852,)
Lieutenant Arthur Jackson, 6th
Regiment,

Lieutenant J, F, Shaw Kennedy,
late 79th Highlanders, son of
Mr, Shaw Kennedy, of Kirk-
michaelMaybole,N,B, (1880,)
Lieutenant Knight, of the Horse
Guards ; a Benedictine,
Lieutenant James Arthur V,
Maude, B,A. of Durham Uni
versity, late of 77th Regiment;
Nephew of Lord Hawarden ;
Oratorian and Registrar for
deceased clergy in the arch
diocese of Westminster, (1855,)
Lieutenant Malcolm Laing Mea
son, late of 10th Hussars ;
journalist and author.
Lieutenant Ernest Nightingale,
son of the Baronet.
Lieutenant T. A, Eobinson, B.A.
of Corpus Christi CoUege,
Oxford.
Lieutenant F. T, Eoss, of
Bladensberg, of the Royal
Engineers,
Lieutenant John Ross, of Bla
densberg, of the Coldstream
Guards, (1880.)
Lieutenant Edmund Ross, of
Bladensberg, of the Eoyal
ArtiUery, (1876,)
Lieutenant Thomas Say, of the
Bombay Army,
Lieutenant A, St, John ScaUy,
of H,M, ArtUlery Militia,
grandson of the Eev. John
SoaUy, LL,D,
Lieutenant Charles F, Graham
Trotter, J.P,, late of the
93rd Sutherland Highlanders.
Lieutenant T-wyman, (1859,)
Lieutenant George Tyler, E,E.,
grandson of Admiral Sir
George Tyler, of CottreU,
Glamorganshire ,

THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

21

THE NAVY.

Admiral George Courtnay,
Admiral Crispin, Captain of the
Queen's Yacht,
Admiral Robert HaU, Secretary
to the Admiralty,
Admiral RusseU Henry Man
ners, F,R,S,, of the Rutland
family.
Admiral Peirse.
Admiral the Hon, Sir John
Talbot, G.CB,, of Rhode
Hill, near Up-Lynn, Dorset-
shu-e.
The Hon. Admiral Wodehouse.
Captain WiUiam Barrie, son of
Admiral Sir Robert Barrie,
Captain Bathurst,
Captain Enson. (1845,)
Captain E, F, T, Ferguson, late
of the Indian Navy,
Captain Good, (1849,)
Captain J, G, Law. (1852.)
Captain Moore.
Captain PauU, now in the Con
sular Service. (1852.)

Captain Iltid NichoU, second son
of the late Right Hon, J.
NichoU, M.P.
Captain Pearse, of Devonport.
Captain Twyman, late Indian
Na-vy.
Captain GranvUle Wood, a
Jesuit. (1846,)
Commander Algar,
Lieutenant Bastard, (1853,)
Lieutenant W, Kent, only son
of the late Captain Kent, R,N,,
and father of Charles Kent,
the poet and journalist.
The late Lieutenant Augustus
Henry Law, a Jesuit Mis
sionary of the Zambesi Mis
sion, South Africa, (1852,)
Lieutenant J. E. Gordon Milne,
of H,M,S, British Dulce.
Lieutenant Robert Newton.
Lieutenant Randolph.
Lieutenant Saltiam. (1881.)
Lieutenant St. Andrew St. John.
Lieutenant Thomas Trickett.

THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

Dr. C Carter Blake, F.G.S. ;
Lecturer on Comparative
Anatomy and Zoology, West
minster Hospital.
Mark J. Bloom, L,D,S,, R,C,S,I,,
surgeon-dentist, DubUn,
The late Dr, S, Chisholm, R,A,,
Deputy Inspector-General of
Army Hospitals.
Dr. Chittenden.
Robert Clarke, M,R,C,S,, a
priest in Kensington,
Dr. C H, Clarke,
Dr, J, Cookesley,
John Cooper, surgeon,
W. Cooper, surgeon,
Dr, Copeland, of Cheltenham,

Dr, Counsellor,
Dr, Devitt,
Dr, Duke, F,R,C,P, ; M,A.
Oxon, ; of St, Leonards.
(1846.)
Dr, Ewart,
Dr, Farmer,
Dr, Cottenham Farmer,
Dr, AUen Fennings, of Netting
HiU, W,
Dr, Forbes, (1859,)
Dr. Forman. (I860,)
Dr. Fowler, of Cheltenham.
(1859.)
Dr, Francis Fox,
The late Dr, Charles James
Fox,

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CONVERTS TO EOME.

Dr. W. W, Hendwidce, of Eoth-
erham.
Dr. Harris.
Dr. Le-wis Hunt, of Sheffield,
George Jar-vis, surgeon,
Francis Kiernan, M,E,C,S.
Dr. Massen.
Dr. Moir, of Edinburgh.
W. H. Moore, surgeon, of Wood-
bridge.
Dr. Munko.
Dr. Nichols.
Dr. Peart, J.P, of KUdare,
Dr. Penrice.
Dr. George E, PoUend, of Corby,
Lincolnshire.

F. A. Sass, M,E,C,S.
Dr, E, E, Sass,
Dr, Shears, of Streatham,
Dr, Philip Shepheard,
Dr, Shepherd, of Richmond.
Dr, Robert Shuttleworth,
Charles Thompson, surgeon.
C H. Thurston, surgeon.
Dr. Twycross, of Oxford.
Dr, C Matthew Wayte, brother
of the late President of Trinity
CoUege, Oxford.
Dr, West,
J, Withington, M,R.C.S,, Lon
don,
Dr, Yonge, of Liskeard.

THE LEGAL PROFESSION.

Henry Alexander, barrister.
The late F. Alger, solicitor.
Chisholm Anstey, sometime
M.P. and Attomey-General of
Hong-Kong. (1846.)
John Bridge Aspinall, Q.C, Re
corder of Liverpool. (1848.)
John Sherston Baker, M.A.,
barrister.
The late Mr. Serjeant Bellasis.
Frederick de Betham, soUcitor ;
a Jesuit at St, Edmund's,
Bury St. Edmund's, (1838,)
Charles Bishop, solicitor, and
Eegistrar of the Oxford
County Court.
A. Gordon Breton, solicitor.
William Brewer, sohcitor.
The late Isaac Butt, Q.C, M,P.,
the founder of Home Eule.
Eobert Campbell, Advocate and
J.P, for Ayrshire.
David Clarke, sohcitor.
J. A. Cook, barrister.
Herbert L. Crosse, soUcitor, of
Wigmore Street, W, (1880,)
Thomas Robert Deane, barrister.
A. C. Edwards, law student.
F. J. Fegen, barrister.

W, F, Finlason, barrister.
The late James Firebrace, at
tomey.
The late Samuel Firebrace,
LL.D,, Judge at Demerara ;
his three sons, and two
daughters,
Henry Foley, soUcitor ; a Jesuit
lay brother. (1846.)
WUham Foster, of Aln-wick,
sohcitor.
Baker Gabb, of Abergavenny,
barrister.
D, H. Goolden, sohcitor.
J. PhiUp Green, judge at
Bombay.
F, W, E, Gruggen, sohcitor,
Mr, Hardwick, solicitor.
WUliam Henry Hart, F,S,A.,
sohcitor.
Da-vie Haye, of the Middle
Temple.
George Herbert, soUcitor.
Henry Holden, soUcitor,
Edward Hood, soUcitor ; a
Jesuit at the Church of AU
Saints, Wardour Castle, Tis-
bury, Salisbury, (1845,)
John Hutchinson, barrister.

LITEBATUEE.

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H, James, barrister.
B. W. Jones, solicitor,
J. R. Judge, barrister. (1846,)
L. H, Keble, of London, soli
citor,
Lucius Kelly, barrister,
S, B. Lamb, of London, solicitor,
WUliam John Manbey, soUcitor,
G, Moore, soUcitor, (1848,)
JuUus Wood Muir, barrister,
Bengal CS,
Francis Thomas New, solicitor,
(1847,)
Beckett Nicholson, solicitor,
Henry Watson Parker, solicitor,
WUUam Pigott, of Portarhng-
ton, soUcitor,
George Godfrey Place, of Dub
hn, barrister,
J, G, Plomer, soUcitor,
Mr, Plummer, of Falmouth,
soUcitor,
J. R, Poole, soUcitor,
Dennis B. Potter, soUcitor, and
senior Proctor of the Eccle
siastical Court of Tuam,

L, D, Powles, barrister,
Humphrey Ravenscroft, of
Lincoln's Inn,
George Richardson, of Man
chester, solicitor. (1837,)
Alexander B, Shea, barrister.
Henry Sills, of London, solici
tor.
F,W, Tarleton, barrister, (1845.)
Stephen Taylor, barrister,
F. Till, of Folkestone, solicitor.
De Lacy Towle, solicitor.
S, W, 'Tucker, solicitor,
Mr. Twyman, of Eugely, soli
citor.
William Wake, solicitor, of
Sheffield,
Septimus WaU, barrister,
Henry Waller, barrister,
WilUam Wasteneys, barrister.
J, T, Withers, solicitor,
GrenviUe Wood, barrister.
J. S. Woodroffe, barrister.
F. H. Woodroffe, Indian District
Judge.
Thomas P. Wymond, sohcitor.

LITERATURE.

Madame BeUoo (nee Bessie
Rayuer Parkes, a Unitarian),
a descendant of Dr. Priestly,
and a weU-kno-wn writer.
Miss EmUy Bowles, author of
several popular stories (1843.)
Leicester Buckingham, author
of " The Bible in the Middle
Ages," etc.
Alfi-ed Bunn, the Ubrettist,
PhiUp Burchett, author of well-
known works on geometry.
Miss S. Busk, authoress.
Mrs. Eoss Church-Lean (Flo
rence Marryat), daughter of
thelate Captain Marryat, R.N.
Thomas Cooper, journalist and
author.

Miss Drane, author of " Chris
tian Schools," and other
works ; a Dominican nun.
Miss CaroUne E. Edgar,
authoress.
James Gilbert, of New Peckham,
author.
The late James Grant, the
celebrated novelist.
Robert E. Hamilton, journalist
and author.
Miss Harris, author of " From
Oxford to Eome." (1846,)
The late Matthew Higgins, the
" Jacob Omnium " of the
Tim^.
Miss Mary Holmes, author of
" Hints on Music," etc.

24

CONVEETS TO EOME.

Mrs, Charles Kent, author of
"Evelyn Kent," and other
novels.
R, B, Knowles, son of Sheridan
Knowles, late editor of the
Nineteenth Century. (1849.)
Mrs, Leathley, wife of W. H,
Leathley, barrister-at-law ;
author of popular books for
the young,
Frank Marshall, dramatic
author.
Mrs. Wilfred Meynell Qiiee
Thompson , sister of the artist) ,
author of " Preludes," etc.
The late John Oxenford, poet ;
dramatic author and critic of
the Times.
Charles F, Palmer, author of
" History of Tamworth,"
" Life of Cardinal Howard,"
etc. ; a Dominican priest,
Coventry Patmore, poet; and
author of " The Angel in the
House," etc.

J, 0, Halliwell-PhUhps, author.
Miss Piggott, authoress.
Mrs, Pittar, author of " Conver
sion by my Bible and Prayer-
book," etc. (1843,)
Miss Adelaide Anne Proctor,
the poetess,
John Edmund Reade, poet.
James Burton Robertson, author
of various philosophical
works,
W, Clement Scott, joumaUst
and dramatic author.
Thomas H, Shaw, author of
" Reasons for retuming to the
True Fold," etc.
Miss Ehza AUen Starr,
authoress,
S, E, Thomas, S,C,L,, journalist
and author,
Aubrey de Vere, the poet ;
brother of the late baronet.
Charles Walker, of Brighton,
author of various Ritualistic
works, (1878,)

ARCHITECTS,

T. Bentley.
H. W. Brewer.
Charles Allan Buckler, brother
of the Rev, Albert Buckler;
0,P, St, Dominic's Priory,
Haverstock HiU, N, W.
(1844.)
Henry Clutton.
Owen Dyson, a [Dominican
priest.

Eichard Jones, of Eyde.
C J, Moxon, member of the
Institute of British Architects.
The late Augustus Welby Effgin,
the re-viver of Gothic Archi
tecture in England,
WilUam Purdue,
C Rawson, of Eotherham,
Herbert E, Tigou,
W, W, WardeU,

WAR OFFICE,

E. Ingress Bell, architect,
Francis E. Beresford,
Mr, Carew.
H, Davey,
Richard Neave.
Edward Plater.

John Roberts.
Denman Eobinson, of St, Hilda's,
Hampton Wick, (1860.)
Mr, Rolph,
The late Edward StillweU,

EELATIVES OF CLERGYMEN.

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PUBLISHERS.

James Burns. (1846.)
E, Lumley, (1843,)
J, MUler, of Edinburgh,
J, Toovey, of PiccadiUy, (1846,)

The late WilUam Wilfred
Gates,
John Philp.
Robert Washbourne,

RELATIVES OF CLERGYMEN,

Evelyn BeUew, son of the late
Rev, J, M. BeUew, S,C,L,
Harold Kyrle BeUew, ditto, the
actor,
John Bradney, of Bayford
Lodge, son of a clergyman,
H, S, Butterfield, son of the
Rev. H, Butterfield, M,A,,
rector of Faimer, Bucks,
G, H, Leighton Da-vis, of
Ardmulchan House, Navan,
son of the late Rev. Dr.
Davis; secretary to the
ReUgious Tract Society.
Reginald Forbes, cousin qf the
late Bishop of Brechin,
Powell Baker Gabb, son of a
Monmouthshire rector,
John Baker Gabb, ditto,
Charles Augustine Baker Gabb,
ditto,
Charles Gatty, son of the -vicar
of Ecclesfield,
Thomas Grinfield, son of the
Rev, T. Grinfield, M.A.
Charles HaU, of Liverpool, son
of the late Eev, Charles HaU,
of Wadebridge, Cornwall,
(1850,)
Ambrose De Lisle Lee, son of
the Rev, Dr, F, G, Lee, Vicar
of All Saints, Lambeth, S,E,
(1881,)
The late C, J, Manning, the
Cardinal's brother.
The late W. H, Manning,
nephew of the Cardinal, a
priest and monsignor.

Julius Mc Laurin, late Professor
of Mathematics at Stonyhurst
College ; son of the Very Rev,
W, C A, McLaurin, Dean of
Ross and Moray,
Richard Meady, of Clondesley
Lodge, Southampton, son of
a clergyman,
John Henry Metcalfe, son of
Captain Metcalfe, and grand
son of the rector of Kirkbride,
Cumberland,
G, L, Gordon Milne, son of the
late incumbent of St, James's,
Cupar, Fife, (1864,)
Octavius Owen, son of the
Eev, Canon Owen.
Stuart Etienne Paulet, of Dun-
vegan, Isle of Skye, son of the
Rev, Charles N, Paulet,
Shenton Lodge, Scarborough,
(1874,)
Arthur F, E, Russell, son of the
Rev. A, B, RusseU, M,A.,
rector of Laverton, a priest ;
secretary ; Registrar for De
ceased Clergy; and Diocesan
Treasurer for Propagation of
the Faith, (1867,)
Henry Ignatius Dudley Ryder,
son of Eev, G, D, Ryder,
M,A,, Oratorian at Birming
ham ; author, (1846).
Cyril Ryder, ditto ; a priest ;
Chaplain-president of the
Netting Hill branch of the
League of the Cross, (1846),
Charles E, Ryder, ditto ; a

26

CONVERTS TO ROME.

priest and rector of St, Philip's,
Smethwick, Birmingham.
(1846.)
George Lisle Ryder, ditto, of
the Treasury. (1846.)
Henry S, Stewart, son of the
Eev, J. A, Stewart, M,A,,
rector of Vange, Essex ; late
of the Civil Service,
Archdale WiUiam Tayler, son of
the rector of St, Mary's, Stoke
Ne-wington,
Nicholas Vansittart, son of the
Eev, C Vansittart, M,A,
Arthur Vansittart, ditto.
Bexley Vansittart, ditto,
Frederick Walford, grandson of
the Eev, Henry Hutton, D,D,
Francis E, Ward, brother of
the Eev, E. Ward, M.A,,

vicar of St, Saviour's, Leeds ;
solicitor,
Mr, Watts-EusseU, junior, son
of the Eev, M. Watts-RusseU,
M,A,, vicar of Benefield, a
Passionist priest and rector of
St. Joseph's Eetreat, High-
gate, N. (1845.)
David P. Watts-EusseU, (1845,)
Edwin Vincent WUUams,
John J, Paul WiUiams.
Walter E. Francis WilUams.
Frederick Williams,
AchiUes Leo WilUams,
Bertie Francis WilUams,
WiUiam Vincent Williams.
Clare WilUams, chUdren, and
grandchUdren of the Eev, W.
H. WilUams, M.A,, late of
Wolverhampton.

CLERGYMEN.

The late Eev. George Bampton,
a Jesuit,
Eev, T, W. Barlow, -vicar of
Little Bowden.
Eev, Edward Beard, Methodist
Minister at Cambridge,
Rev, George Whitefield Benja
min, D,D,, curate of the
English Church at Rome,
(1877.)
Rev, T, Bowdler, curate of
Tennison Chapel,
Rev, H. G, J, Brasnell, curate
of Brastide, Kent. (1852.)
Rev, Matthew Bridges, a con
tributor to the Edinburgh
Review.
Rev, J, Carr Browne, M,A,
Rev, Thomas Jones Burton,
M,A,, curate of St. Paul's,
Brompton.
Rev. A. D. R. CampbeU, curate
of Ashley, Newmarket.
(1844.)

Rev, John Somers Cocks, M.A.,
rector of She-viock, Exeter.
Rev. Th. L. Coghlan, jun,,
curate at Stonehouse ; a
priest and Army Chaplain at
Sandgate.
Rev, D, J, T, CoUett, a
Baptist.
Eev, E, L, De Burgh, M,A,,
Vicar of West Drayton,
(1881,)
Eev, H, W. Dewhurst, of St.
Barnabas, Southwark, (1852,)
Eev, C H, Dixon, curate at
Fewston, (1850,)
Eev, Alexander Melbourne
Donaldson, curate of Farm-
borough, Bath. (1877.)
Eev. Edward B.Douglass, curate
at Emscote ; a priest, canon,
and rural dean in the Diocese
of Nottingham, at St. Bar
nabas Cathedral, Nottingham.
(1868.)

CLEEGYMEN.

27

Rev. John B. Eskrigge, curate
at the Church of the Annun
ciation, Brighton ; a priest
(oblate of St. Charles) at St.
Mary of the Angels, Bays-
water. (1881.)
Rev, W. Eye, M.A., of St.
George's Mission.
Rev. T. Burnes Floyer, J.P.
for Staffordshire.
Rev. G. Ford, M.A, curate of
St, Mary's, Soho,
Rev. WilUam FothergiU, M.A,
curate of St. Paul's, Knights-
bridge.
Rev. W. G. Freeman, of Ply
mouth.
Rev. WiUiam Goldstone, of St.
Michael's, Wakefield.
Rev. Thomas Henry Grantham,
curate of SUnfold, Sussex.
Rev, C, HamUton, of Exeter.
Rev. J. Hammond, of St.
George's Mission.
Rev. A. J, Hanmer, of Tiverton.
Rev. W. J. Hardy, B.A, ; curate
of St, Peter's, VauxhaU.
(1875,)
Rev. George Harper, brother of
a Protestant AustraUan bishop,
a Jesuit,
Rev. J. Henn, curate of St.
James's, Bristol,
Rev, J. HiU, curate. (1845.)
Eev. WiUiam Humphrey, -vicar
of St. Mary Magdalen's,
Dundee, and chaplain to the
Bishop of Brechin ; a Jesuit
at St. Aloysius's, Oxford ;
author of "Divine Teacher,"
" Written Word," " Other
Gospels," etc.
Rev. Samuel W. Kiittner,
chaplain to the Bishop of
Jerusalem.
Rev. A. Leeson.
Rev. W. H. Littleboy, curate at
Sheston,
Rev. E. D. Li-vingstone, Epis
copal Church, Beauly, N.B.

Rev. J. Maphson, curate of St.
Mary's, Soho,
Eev, Jacob Montagu Mason,
M,A, ; rector of Silk Wil
loughby, Lincolnshire, (1879,)
Eev, A, H, Matthews, B,A,, a
priest.
Very Eev, W, C, A, McLaurin,
Dean of Eoss and Moray,
Eev, H, E, Meakinson, vicar of
St, Andrews, Sydney,
Rev. A. Mers, curate at Douglas,
Isle of Man,
Rev. H. Milner, curate of
Barnoldswick.
Rev. W. Moberley, vicar of
Easton, Winchester.
Rev. R, Moore, missionary of
the Society for the Propaga
tion of the Gospel in India,
Rev. T, Moyston, -vicar of the
Irish Church in Galway.
(1852.)
Rev. W. Murray, incumbent at
Colchester.
Rev. Frederick Myers, B.A,,
perpetual curate of Keswick ;
a Jesuit and Professor at
Stonyhurst College, Black
burn,
Rev. Francis H. Nash, M.A.,
son of the Eev. Dr, Nash ;
and curate of All Saints,
Oxford.
The late Eev. W. Hayes Nehgan,
curate ; a priest. (1853.)
Eev. H. Nelson, curate of
Frome Selwood.
Rev. T. N. Norton, curate at
Devizes.
Rev. M, O'Connor, rector of
Culdoff, Ireland,
Rev, R. B. Osborne, -vicar of
Dunston.
The late Eev. Ch. E. Parry,
B.A, a priest.
Rev. Mr. Pritchard, a mis
sionary at the Island of Tahiti,
and British Consul, (1853,)
Rev. Charles George Ramsey.

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CONVEETS TO ROME.

Rev. W, H. Ratcliffe, curate of
St. Mary Magdalene's, Pad-
dington.
Rev. T. C. Robertson, chaplain
to the Duke of Bucoleuch.
(1858,)
The late Rev, George Eose,
M,A,, son of the late James
Rose, and nephew to the late
Right Hon, Sir G, Eose,
Master in Chancery, a well-
known wit and scholar ;
reader at the Temple Church,
and since known as " Arthur
Sketchley " ; author ; for
some time tutor to the Duke
of Norfolk, E.M, (1855.)
Eev, W, A, Scott, rector, near
Birmingham,
Rev, Joseph Searle, a priest
and rector of St. Augustine's,
Tunbridge Wells, Kent ; and
President of Conference,
Rev. John Hanson SperUng,
M,A,, rector of Westboume,
Sussex,

Rev, Henry Stanley, a Metho
dist Minister.
The late Rev. Thomas Stevens,
M.A,, vicar of Hathersage.
(1865.)
Rev, Ambrose Stewart, M,A,
Eev, Henry Thompson, curate
at Ashford.
Rev. H. Vale, curate of St.
Andrews, Wells Street, W,
Rev, Samuel Ware, curate at
Bedford Leigh,
Rev, Thomas WeUs, curate of
St, Martins, Liverpool; a priest
and rector of St, Mary's, Great
Eccleston, Garstang. (1843,)
Rev. C, Whish,
Rev, J. Trevor White, curate
of Norton St, Philip's,
Rev, Horace Stone WUcocks,
M,A,, -vicar of St, James- the-
Less, Plymouth, (1880,)
Rev, B, WUson, M, A , -vicar of
Fordham,
Rev, W. Vaughan Yarworth,
M.A., curate at Westbury.

OXFORD UNIVERSITY.

All Souls College.
J. Chandler.
Rev. Edward B. Deane, D.CL,,
Fellow of this College and
late rector of Lewknor.
(1855.)
Rev. John Henry Wynne,
B.C.L,, FeUow of this
College ; a Jesuit ; and pro
fessor at St, Beuno's College,
St. Asaph, Flintshire.
Balliol College,
William E, Addis, M,A., some
time FeUow of the Royal
University of Ireland ; a

priest and rector of Our Lady
and St, PhiUp Neri, Lower
Sydenham, S,E, (1866),
Edmund R, P, Bastard, M.A,,
Double-First Class, of Kitley,
Devonshire, (1850),
Charles C, Cholmondeley,
nephew of the late Right
Rev, Eeginald Heber, D,D.,
Bishop of Calcutta, and of
Eichard Heber, the celebrated
Bibliographer aud Scholar ;
a priest and canon of Shrews
bury, at St. Wer burgh's,
Chester, (1850),)
C, A, Dawson, M,A, (1880,)
C Devas, M,A,

OXFORD UNIVEESITY.

29

Rev. Alfred Fawkes, M. A.,
curate of St. Bartholomew's,
Brighton ; a priest of the
Oratorj, (1876.)
A. W. Galnett, B.A.
Gerard R, Hopkins, B,A,, FeUow
of the Royal University of
Ireland ; a Jesuit and Pro
fessor at Stonyhurst CoUege,
Blackbum, (1866,)
The late Eev, Frederick Oakley,
M,A, Fellow of this CoUege ;
Select Preacher and Pubhc
Examiner for this university,
and minister of AU Sainte,
Margaret Street, W, ; son of the
late Sir Charles Oakley, Bart. ;
a priest, canon, and rector of
St. John's, Islington ; and
author of " Lyra Liturgica,''
etc. (1845.)
Rev. Henry NutcombOxenham,
M,A,, Scholar of this CoUege ;
author of various works ; and
member of the Order of Cor
porate Reunion of Christen
dom.
Rev. J. Plumer, M.A., son of
the former Master of the Rolls.
(1846.)
F. Peel Round, B.A, Gentle
man Usher of the Green Rod.
PhiUp Serle.
Count Stenbock. (1880.)
F. Trench.
OUver VassaU, B.A., now in the
Redemptorists' Novitiate, at
Bishop Eton, Liverpool.
(1879.)
Rev. Edward Walford, M.A,,
Scholar of this CoUege, and
nephew of the Protestant
Bishop of Barbadoes ; author,
Thelate Rev, W, G. Ward, M.A,,
D, Ph, ; FeUow of this CoUege,
and late editor of the Dublin
Review, of Weston Manor,
Isle of Wight. (1845.)
F. R. W^g-Prosser, B.A., De
puty-Lieutenant and some

time M.P. for Herefordshire.
(1852.) Bkasenose College.
Edward Baddeley, M.A,, Q.C.
(1852,)
Rev, Robert Butler, M, A., War
den of the House of Charity,
Soho,
The late Rev, Edward CaswaU,
M,A., Curate at Stratford-
under-the-Castle ; a priest
of the oratory ; and author of
" Hymns and Poems," " Verba
Verbi," etc.
Rev, Joseph DarUngton, B,A.,
curate of Dymock, Glouces
tershire. (1877.)
Rev. Joshua Dixon, a mission
ary priest in Texas.
The late Rev. Henry Formby,
B.A., rector of Eiversdean,
Wales ; a priest and professor
at St, Bede's, Manchester
College, (1846,)
Rev, E. Peel Garnett, M.A,,
curate of Trinity Church,
Oxford ; a priest of the
Oratory, (1850,)
The late Rev. C B. Garside,
M.A,, curate of All Saints,
Margaret Street, W,; a priest ;
and author of " Sacrifice of
the Eucharist." (1850.)
Rev, J, Gordon, B,A,, curate of
Christ Church, St, Pancras.
(1847,)
HartweU de la Garde GrisseU,
M,A,, Chamberlain to H.H.
Pope Leo XIIL (1868.)
Rev, W. H. KeUse, M.A., curate
of Bedford Leigh ; now a bar
rister-at-law.
D. C, Lathbury.
J, Leigh.
John Lister, B.A.
Richard MUls, solicitor.
Rev. Robert K. Sconce, B.A.,
curate of St. Andrew's, Sydney.

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CONVEETS TO EOME.

Rev, Richard M, Stanton, B,A,,
a priest of the Oratory, (1845,)
The late Rev, J, Walker, M,_A,,
curate of Benefield ; a priest
and canon, (1845.)
T. F, WethereU.
Rev, James Baker White,
M,A., curate of St, John the
Divine, Kennington, S,E, ; a
priest (oblate of St, Charles)
at St, Francis of Assissi, Net
ting HUl, W, (1877,)
Christ Church
Rev, Septimus Andrews, M,A,,
student of this coUege, -vicar
of Market Harborough ; a
priest (oblate of St, Charles)
at St, Mary of the Augels,
Bayswater, W, (1869,)
Rev, F. R. Balston, M.A., a
priest at West Grinstead,
Horsham, Sussex, (1850,)
ThomasK,Chambers,M,A,,M,D.
Eev. E, A, Coffin, M,A, -vicar of
St, Mary Magdalen s, Oxford ;
formerly Provincial of the Ee-
demptorists ; now Bishop of
Southwark ; author of several
religious works, (1845,)
Eev, H, G, Coope, M,A., curate
at BuckneU,
The late Eev, G, L, Crawley,
M,A,, curate of St, Saviour's,
Leeds ; a priest, (1845,)
The late Eev. J. Douglas, B.A,,
a priest.
Honourable Edward Douglas, a
Eedemptorist priest at Eome,
(1842,)
James OgUvie Pairhe, B,A,, and
his brother.
George Lane Fox, Jun,, of
Bramham, Yorkshire. (1867.)
Eev, T, Goodwin, M,A,,
chaplain of this college.
Le Marchant Gosselin, attach^
to the Embassy at Rome.
- (1878.)

Rev. Harman Grisewood, M.A.,
of Daylesford House, (1870,)
Henry L, Harrison, B, A, Bengal
CS,
Rev, Douglas Hope, M, A. , curate
. of St, John the Di-vine, Ken
nington, S,E. (1877.)
Wyndham H. Nelson Hoste,
B.A, , brother of the late Rear-
Admiral and baronet, barris
ter-at-law,
Eev, EusseU HoweU, M, A,, vicar
of St, Veep, Cornwall,
Sydney Joyce, M.A
John G. Kenyon, B.A., S.CL,,
grandson of Lord Kenyon ;
formerly a Papal Zouave ;
private chamberlain to H.H.
Pope Leo XHL
John Merewether, son of the
late Dean of Hereford,
B, E, V. Mills, son of Arthur C
MUls, M.P for Exeter.
Eev. Eobert Sadher Moody,
M.A,, curate of Aston,
Rev. Clement Harington Moore,
M.A., curate of St. Barnabas,
Oxford ; a priest at the Pro-
Cathedral, Kensington, W.
(1872,)
The late C, R, Scott-Murray,
M.A, of Danesfield, sometime
M.P, for Buckinghamshire,
(1844,)
Eev, Alfred Newdegate, M,A,,
vicar of Kirk HaUam, and
cousin of Charles N, Newde
gate, M,P, for North War-
-wickshire, (1875,)
Thomas D'Oyly, B,A., son of
the late Mr, Serjeant D'Oyly,
Rev, W, G, Penny, M,A., curate
of Ashdin, Essex ; a priest.
(1844.)
John O'FaUon Pope, M.A,, a
Jesuit and professor at St,
Beunos College, St, Asaph,
Edward Purbrick, a solicitor ;
a Jesuit ; till lately rector of
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burn ; now Provincial of the
Jesuits at the Immaculate
Conception, Farm Street,
Berkeley Square, W.
James Purbrick, his brother, a
soUcitor ; now a Jesuit at
St. WUfrid's, Wigan.
J. J, Saint, B.A,, recorder of
Newark.
Rev. Thomas Scratton, M.A.,
curate at Benson ; now
Secretary of the CathoUc
University of Ireland.
The late Rev. Ambrose St.
John, M.A, curate at East
Farleigh ; a priest of the
Oratory. (1845.)
Rev. George Benson Tatum,
M,A., chaplain of Magdalen
CoUege, (1883,)
E, T. Vaughan, B.A.
Rev. George Whitlaw, M.A.,
curate of St. Stephens, Clewer,
near Windsor. (1881.)
Arthur WUson, M.A.
Rev. WUUam Winchester, M.A,,
Chamberlain to H.H. Pope
Leo Xni.
Rev, W. Wingfield, M,A,,
brother-in-law of the late Eev.
W, G. Ward, M.A.

Corpus Christi College.
Eev, Richard GeU MacmuUen,
M,A,, FeUow of this CoUege,
and vicar of St. Mary
Magdalens, Oxford ; a priest ;
canon of Westminster ; and
member of CouncU of the
Association for Propagation
of the Faith. (1846.)
Rev. Thomas Meyrick, M.A,
Scholar of this CoUege, First
Class in Classics ; a Jesuit.
(1845.)
Eev, James Spencer Northcote,
D.D,, M,A., Scholar of this
CoUege, First Class in Classics,

and curate of Hfracombe ; a
priest and canon of Birming
ham ; sometime rector of St.
Mary's College, Oscott ; now
rector of Our Lady of Angels,
and St. Peter's Chains, of
Stoke-on-Trent ; author of
" Roma Sotterranea," etc.
(1846.)

Exeter College.
Arnold S, Baker, a priest
(Oblate of St. Charles) at
"Our Lady of the Holy
Souls," KensalNew Town,W.
Henry Sherston Baker, M.A.,
father of the present baronet.
Henry BeUingham, M.A.,
S.CL, ; barrister-at-law ; pri
vate Chamberlain to H,H,
Pope Leo XIH. ; eldest son of
Sir AUan BelUngham, Bart,,
of Castle BeUingham, Co,
Louth,, M,P, for Co, Louth.
(1873.)
Rev. F. S, Bowles, M,A,, a
priest at Harrow.
The late Walter Buckle, a
priest.
Verney Cave-Browne-Cave,
M. A., son of the late Sir John
Robert Cave-Browne-Cave,
Bart. ; a priest at Leamington,
Warwickshire. (1875.)
Rev, Danvers Clarke, M,A,,
vicar of Iping, Sussex, and
Rural Dean ; till lately
professor of the Catholic
University CoUege, Kensing
ton, (1851.)
Rev. C Cox, B,A,
The late John B. Dalgairns,
M.A, ; an eminent writer in
the Conte'mporary Review, and
elsewhere ; a priest of the
Oratory. (1844.)
Rev. Alfred J. Dajrman, B.A,,
curate at Wasperton.

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WiUiam Douglas Dick, M.A,,
D,L, for Forfarshire,
George Dover, M,A., a Jesuit
and Professor at Beaumont
CoUege, Old Windsor. (1872,)
Rev, Edgar Estcourt, M,A,,
curate at Cirencester ; a
priest and canon (Economus
of Birmingham, Highlands,
Leamington, (1845,)
Rev, P, Fletcher, B.A., curate of
St, Bartholomew's, Brighton ;
a priest at St, Joseph's
Brighton, (1878,)
Nathaniel A, Goldsmid, (1850,)
E, B, Harding, a nephew of the
late Rev, Dr, Pusey, now
organist at the Birmingham
Oratory.
N. H. Higginson.
Eev, Arthur W. Hutton, M.A.,
rector of SpridUngton, Lin
colnshire ; author of " The
Anglican Ministry," etc.
(1878.)
Eev, T , A. King, now a soUcitor.
(1844.)
Eev, Sydney Hamilton Little,
B.A,, curate of St. Peter's,
Bournemouth, and Metro
politan Organising Secretary
of the Additional Curates'
Society ; brother of Canon
Knox Little, (1881,)
WilUam Lookhart, B,A,, a
priest of the Order of Charity,
and rector of St, Etheldreda's,
Holborn, E.C ; author of
"The Old EeUgion," "Non
Possumus," etc,
Eev, William Lovell, M,A.,
curate at Wantage.
L, M, Mackenzie, B.A,
Eev. John G, Macleod, M,A, ;
a Jesuit at St, John's,
Standish Gate, Wigan.
W. C Maude, (1855,)
The late Eev. John Brande
Morris, M,A,, Fellow of this
College ; a priest, (1846,)

Robert S, Ross of Bladensberg,
M.A, ; barrister-at-law; a
Jesuit, (1875,)
Rev, C Thomas, B,A.
Rev. Edward H. Woodall, M,A.,
rector of St. Margaret's,
Canterbury ; a priest and
rector of SS, Mary and
Michael, Settle, Yorkshire.
(1859).
Rev. CecU Beadon Young, M. A.,
curate of Burghclerc, Hants.
(1847,) Hertford College.
W, Harvey, M,A,
Eev. Henry Morland, B.A.,
curate at Middle Clayton ; a
priest. Jesus College,
The late Eev, E, W. Atwood,
B.A,, curate of St. Leonard's,
Shoreditch.
John Hugh Jones, a priest
and rector of SS. Peter and
Paul, Carnarvon, (1865,)
Eev. D. Le-wis, M,A,, Fellow of
this College ; curate of St.
Mary-the-Virgin, Oxford.
(1846.)
Eev. H. W. Lloyd, M.A,
Scholar of this CoUege ; curate
of Kevidiog. (1846.)
Keble College.
The late C V. Greene, B.A,, a
priest (oblate of St, Charles).
(1880.)
Arthur Johnson.
Eev, J, C. M, Ogilvie, M.A,, one
of the clergy of the Right
Rev, Dr. Copleston, Bishop of
Colombo ; now studying for
the priesthood at the Scotch
College, Rome. (1881.)

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Lincoln College.
Rev, G, F, L, Bampfield, B,A,,
late Scholar of this College ;
First Class in Classics ; a
priest and director of the
Barnet Schools, (1855,)
Rev, H. M Parker, ^l.X., curate
of St, Bartholomew's, Brigh
ton, (1877,)
Arthur PoUard Urquhart, a
Redemptorist priest at St,
Joseph's, Teignmouth.
Robert Walker, M.A.
Rev, John Priestley WarmoU,
curate of St. Barnabas, Pim-
Uco ; a priest ; Provost of
Northampton and rector of
the Holy Child Jesus, and St,
Joseph, Bedford, (1859,)
Rev, R. Webb, M,A,, vicar of
Hambleton- with-Braunston.
(1875,) Magdalen College,
David Hunter Blair, M,A,, son
of Sir David Hunter Blair,
Bart. ; a Benedictine monk
at Fort Augustus, Scotland.
(1876,)
Rev, W, H, BUss, M,A,, rector
of Hincksey,
The late Joseph George Clark,
M,A., a Passionist priest,
(1864,)
Rev. A. E. Coffin, M,A,, curate
of East Farleigh ; brother of
the Right Rev, R. A, Coffin,
D,D., M,A,, Bishop of South
wark, (1845.)
A, C, Dunlop, B,A, (1879,)
Rev. Reginald C, Kempe, M,A,
Archibald S, McCall, a priest
of the Oratory.
The late Rev, William Palmer,
M,A,, FeUow of this CoUege ;
elder brother of the present
Lord Chancellor (Lord Sel-
borne), (1845,)

Edward PoweU, Scholar of this
College ; a priest and rector
of St, Alexander's, Bootle,
Liverpool (18G5,)
The late Rev, Eichard Waldo
Sibthorpe, B,D,, FeUow of
this College ; rector of St,
Mary's, Eyde ; a priest,
(1842.)
Rev. Bernard Smith, M.A,,
Fellow of this CoUege ; rector
of Leadenham ; a priest,
canon, and rural dean of
Northampton, and rector of
St. Peter's, Great Marlow.
(1842.)
Rev. John G. Wenham, B.A,,
a priest ; canon ; president of
Conference in the diocese of
Southwark ; rector of St, Mary
Magdalens, Mortlake, S,W, ;
and ecclesiastical inspector of
Schools for the late Right
Rev, Dr, Danell, Bishop of
Southwark, (1846,)
Rev. WiUiam Wheeler, B,D,,
Fellow of this College ; rector
of Old and New Shoreham;
a priest at St. Mary of the
Angels, Bayswater, W.
Magdalen Hall.
The late Rev, G. Burder, M.A.,
curate at Ruardean ; a Cister
cian monk, (1846,)
Rev. John Coventry, M.A.,
rector of Tywardreath, and
grandson of the Earl of
Coventry.
The late Rev, Eobert Stephen
Hawker, M ,A,, -vicar of Moor-
winstow, Cornwall, (1875).
Trevor Lloyd, M,A,, a Jesuit.
T, J. E. A, Lloyd,
Rev, Arthur Mayo, B,A,, Vic
toria Cross, late Chaplain in
the Indian Navy,
Rev, PhiUp Gun Munro, B,A,,
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rector of St. John's. Horsham,
Sussex, (1852.)
Rev. Richard Boyer Sankey,
M.A. , curate of St. Paul's,
Leicester ; a priest at St,
James', Manchester Square,
W, (1881,)
Rev, C F, Wordsworth, B,A,,
domestic Chaplain to the
Marchioness of Bath, (1850, )
St, Mary's Hall,
The late Eev, J, C M, BeUew,
S,C,L. , the celebrated elocu
tionist,
J, Dawe, a priest.
The late Rev, WiUiam V, Daw
son, M,A., incumbent in the
diocese of Eipon,
The late Rev, John Mel-ville
Glenie, M, A,, perpetual curate
of Mark ; a priest and canon,
(1845.)
Eev, William J, M, Hutchison,
S,C,L,, curate of St, En-
dellion, Cornwall ; Private
Chamberlain to the late and
present Popes. (1851,)
Rev, WiUiam H, LyaU, M,A.,
rector of St, Dionis, Bach-
church, City of London,
(1880,)
WaUer J, B, Richards, D,D,, a
priest (Oblate of St, Charles) ;
Professor at St, Charles' Col
lege, Bayswater, W, ; and
Inspector of Schools in the
Archdiocese of Westminster,
(1857,)
G, T, Richards,
Rev, H, Wardroper,
J. Waters, B,A,, nephew of
General Sir J, Waters, K,C,B,
Meeton' College,
Rev. Stuart Eyre Bathurst,
M.A,, Fellow of this College,
rector of Kibworth Beau
champ ; son of the late Sir

James Bathurst, and grandson
of the Bishop of Nor"wich ;
a priest and canon of Bir
mingham ; and rector of St.
Michael's, Aston, Stone, Staf
fordshire. (1850.)
Rev. H W, ChaUis, M,A,,
Scholar of this College,
Henry A, Ehot.
Rev, George B, Erskine, M,A,,
of Drybnrgh Abbey,
Venerable Henry Edward Man
ning, D.D,, M,A,, FeUow of
this CoUege, rector of La-
-vington, and Archdeacon of
Chichester ; now Cardinal
Archbishop of Westminster ;
author of various esteemed
works, (1851,)
Eev, J, Hungerford Pollen,
M,A,, FeUow of this CoUege,
Senior Proctor of this Uni
versity ; late of the South
Kensington Museum,
T. Potter, M.A., son of the late
Member for Eochdale,
H, Peter Reader, B,A,, a Do
minican priest at Holy Cross
Priory, Leicester,
The late J. E, Hope-Scott, M,A.,
D,C.L,, Q,C„ FeUow of this
College ; of Abbotsford, and
grandson of the 2nd Earl of
Hopetoun, (1850,)
Rev, William F, Tr.aies, M,A,,
Fellow of this College, and
curate of St. John the Evan
gelist, Holborn, E,C. ; a priest
and rector of Holy Cross,
Plymouth, (IS,*^!).)
Rev, Gresham Wells, jM.A,, son
of Sir Mordaunt AVells, Q.C,
curate of All Saints', Mar
garet Street, W. : now a
barrister-at-law ,
Rev, Francis M, Wyndham,
M,A,, curate of St. George's-
in-the-East : a priest and Pro
fessor at St. Charles' College
W, (1868,)

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Ne-w-Inn-Hall.
T. Suffield Jones,
Ne-\v College,
Rev, AValter Marram Adams,
B,A., Fellow of this College ;
now professor at Downside
College,
H, M, Browne, a Jesuit and
professor at St. Stanislaus
CoUege, TuUamore, Ireland,
(1874,)
Rev, Nicholas Darnell, M,A,,
FeUow of this College, son
of the rector of Stanhope ; a
priest and rector of St, John
of Beverley, Haydon Bridge,
Northumberland. (1852,)
Rev. D, Erskine Dewar, M,A,,
B,C,L,, FeUow of this Col
lege, and rector of Fries-
thorpe, (1878,)
J, C Dunn, B,A., Inspector
of Secular Education in the
Archdiocese of Westminster,
Henry D, Harrod, son of the
late H. Harrod, F,S.A,, of
Aylsham, Norfolk, (1879,)
Rev, Walter Croke Robinson,
M,A,, FeUow of this CoUege ;
a priest and chaplain of Ken
sington Workhouse.
C, W, Sinith, Mus, Bac, ; organist
of St, George's Cathedral,
Southwark ; and till lately
professor of music at St,
Joseph's CoUege, Clapham,
S,W, (1874.)
Oriel College,
Rev. George Akers, M.A,, of
MalUng Abbey, uncle of
Arteas Akers-Douglas, M,P.
for East Kent ; a priest ; and
tiU lately rector of St, Ed
mund's College, Ware ; now
rector of the Sacred Heart,
Hampton Wick, (1862.)

Rev. CB, Bridges, M, A, (1845.)
Albany J, Christie, M,A,, Fel
low of this College, First
Class in Classics, Second in
Mathematics ; a Jesuit ; min
ister of the Immaculate Con
ception, Farm Street, Berkeley
Square, W. ; Member of the
Coaiioii of the Association for
the Propagation of the Faith,
and President of the Catholic
Young Men's Association ;
author of several religious
dramas, etc, (1845,)
Rev, Henry James Coleridge,
M,A,, Fellow of this CoUege,
First Class in Classics, scholar
of Trinity ; incumbent of a
district church near Ottery
St, Mary, Devonshire ; bro
ther of Lord Chief Justice
Coleridge, and brother-in-law
of the Right Rev, John
F. Mackarness, D.D,, Lord
Bishop of Oxford ; a Jesuit
at the Church of the Im
maculate Conception, Farm
Street, Berkeley Square, W, ;
author of various religious
works, (1852,)
Rev. John Oharles Earle, B.A,,
curate at Ongar ; author of
Poems, etc, (1851,)
Rev, C J. P. Forster, M.A,
curate at Stoke Abbas,
Rev, R. Gordon, M,A.
Alfred Le Mesurier
Rev, Thomas S, Livius, M,A,,
curate of St, Kea, Corn
waU ; a Redemptorist priest.
(1852.)
Rev. Frederick R, Neve, D,D,,
M,A,, -vicar of Poole Keyns ;
a priest, and provost of
Chfton ; now retired, (1845,)
Rev, John Henry Newman,
D,D,, M.A,, Fellow of this
CoUege ; Hon, Fellow of
Trinity College ; B,D, of Ox
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the-Virgin, Oxford ; for some
time rector of the Catholic
University of Ireland ; Car
dinal and Superior of the
Birmingham Oratory ; author
of various esteemed works,
(1845,)
Rev. James Orr, B.A., curate of
St. James', Bristol,
Rev. Daniel Parsons, M.A,,
curate of Marden, Wilts,
(1843,)
The late Rev, Seton Paterson
Eooke, M,A., curate of St,
Sa"viour's, Leeds ; a Domi
nican priest, (1850,)
Eev, George Dudley Eyder,
M, A,, rector of Euston, Hants,
son of the late Bishop of
Lichfield, and grandson of the
Earl of Harrowby. (1846,)
Arthur Schomberg, son of the
late Q,C, (1878,)
Rev, John R, Shortland, M,A,,
curate of Kibworth Beau
champ ; a priest ; canon of
Plymouth ; and rector of the
Immaculate Conception, Penz
ance ; author of " Corean
Martyrs," " Persecutions of
Annam," etc, (1851,)
Rev, Richard Simpson, M,A,,
vicar of Mitcham, (1849,)
Rev, WiUiam Tylee, B.A., a
priest, monsignor, and chap
lain to the Marquis of Ripon,
K.G, Viceroy of India.(1866.)
Rev. Henry M. Walker, B.A,,
curate at Hardenhuish ; a
priest andrector of St. Austin's,
Kenilworth, Warwickshire.
(1846.)
The late Rev, Richard AVard,
M A, , incumbent at Skipton ;
a priest and canon,
B, A, Westerman, (1S7S.)
'The late Venerable Robert Isaac
WUberforce, M.A., Fellow of
this College, and Archdeacon
of York

Rev. H. W. Wilberforce, M.A,,
vicar of East Farleigh, son of
the late William Wilberforce,
M,P. for HuU, the Slavery
AboUtionist, (1850,)
R. WilUams,.M.A.
Pembroke College.
Rev, A, J, D, Bradley, B,A,,
curate of St, Martin's, Liver
pool ; a Jesuit in America,
Charles Dawson,
Rev, W, Harper, M,A,
J, S, Johnstone, M,A, (1863.)
The late Rev, H, J, MarshaU,
M,A,, D,D,, curate at Burton
Agnes ; a priest, (1846,)
P, Le Page Renouf, H,M.
Inspector of Schools, C1842.)
H, Stanton. (1878.)
Queen's College,
Rev. G. R. Burrows, M.A.
F. C EUis,
Rev, E, S. Grindle, M,A,,
" Presbyter Anghoanus " ; late
Scholar of the College ; and
curate of St. Paul's. Brighton.
(1876.)
Frederick Salmon Grouse, M, A,",
CLE., Bengal C.S.
Rev. Thomas Norton Harper,
B.A., incumbent of St. Peter's,
Buckingham Palace Gate ; a
Jesuit and professor at Stony
hurst College, Blackburn ;
•author. (1851.)
Rev. Campbell Alackinnon.B.A,,
incumbent of Port Royal,
Jamaica ; and late chaplain to
the British Residency in Lima,
Peru, (1879,)
Rev. James R. Aladan, M.A.,
principal of the Protestant
Missionary College at AA'arm-
inster ; a priest at St. .Joseph's
College for Foreign ^Missions,
AliU HiU, N.W. (1872.)

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37

Rev, Richard E, Eann, M,A,,
vicar of Thatcham, Berks,
(1866,)
Rev, James Henry Sheppard,
M.A,
W, W. Statter, son of a clergy
man, (1877,)
AA^alter AA'orkman, M,A,
St, Alban's Hall,
Joseph AA^, AVright Drew, M,A,,
Member of the Royal Asiatic
Society : a priest and rector
of St, Edward the Confessor,
Romford, Essex, (1864.)
Rev, H, J, Hardy, M,A,, curate
of St, Peter's, VauxhaU ; a
priest and rector of SS, Mary
aud Thomas of Canterbury,
Harrow. (1875.)
Charles Henry Poole, B.L., now
principal of St. Joseph's School,
Pailton, Rugby,
St. Edmund's Hall,
Rev, George Angus, B.A, S.CL,,
curate of Prestbury ; a priest ;
and tiU lately chaplain to the
CathoUc University College,
Kensington, AV. (1873.)
The late Rev, Dr, Barrow, prin
cipal of this HaU ; a Jesuit,
C, H. Bromby, M,A,, son of the
Eight Rev, Dr, Bromby,
Bishop of Tasmania,
E, G, Stanley Browne,
Rev, Thomas Henry Tydd, M, A,,
Classical Medalist, first class
ical Honourman, Second Class
in Moral Sciences, and First
Class Exhibitioner of Trinity
CoUege, Dublin ; curate of
Alton 'Towers (Lord Shrews
bury's), (1879,)
St. John's College.
Rev. Henry Bittleston, M,A,,
curate of All Saints, Margaret

Street, AA'' ; a priest and rector
of SS, Alban and Stephen,
St, Albans, Herts, (1849,)
Richard J, Clarke, M,A,, Fellow
of this College ; a Jesuit at
the Immaculate Conception,
Farm Street, W, (1868,)
Rev, H, Coombes, M,A,, Fellow
of this College, curate of St.
Sa-viour's, Leeds. (1845,)
H, Denny, a Jesuit in Baltimore,
America,
J, EUis,
Dr, Fincham, M,A,
Ignatius Grant, a Jesuit at
St, Mary's, Bristol, (1842,)
Rev, C J, Laprimandaye, M,A,,
rector of Lavington, (1850,)
Rev, Frederick Bayley Lord,
M,A,, rector of Farmborough,
near Bath, (1877,)
Rev, F. J, New, M,A,, curate of
Christ Church, St, Pancras,
(1847,)
Robert Simpson, a priest at
Dartmouth, (1845,)
Rev, F, Dominic Trenow, curate
at Northfield ; a Dominican
priest and chaplain of the
Convent of Our Lady of Re
paration, Carisbrooke, Isle of
Wight, (1852,)
E, Youngman. Trinity College,
Eev, Evan Baillie, M,A,, rector
of LawshaU, (1850,)
Rev, Charies W,Cavendish,M, A,,,
rectorof Little Castleton; and
a member of the Camden So
ciety, (1850.)
WiUiam Payne NeviUe, M,A,,
a priest of the Oratory ; and
Secretary to H, E, Cardinal
Newman at Edgbaston, Bir
mingham,
Rev. R. Orasby, M.A,, Fellow
of this College, First Class in
Classics ; curate at Chichester ;.

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author of " Life of St. Francis
de Sales," etc, (1847,)
Rev, James Laird Patterson,
M,A,, D.D,, curate of St,
Thomas, Oxford ; till lately
rector of St, Edmund's
College, Ware ; now Bishop
of Emmaus, (1850,)
Robert B, PhiUips, M,A,, D,L,,
of Longworth, Hereford,
Rev, Samuel Wayte, B,D,, late
' > president of this College,
Alexander Wood, M.A,
University College,
Rev, J, Algar, M,A,, Fellow of
this College,
Rev, William Henry Anderdon,
M,A,, Bennett Scholar of
this College ; vicar of St,
Margaret's, Leicester ; a
Jesuit at the Church of the
Holy Name, Manchester ;
author of " Via Crucis,"
and of various controversial
works, (1850,)
Thomas Arnold, M,A,, youngest
son of the late celebrated Dr,
Arnold, of Rugby,
The late John Biden, a Jesuit,
(1842.)
Rev. J. P. DureU, M.A,, tiU
lately tutor at the Catholic
University College, Kensing
ton, W,
The late Rev, Frederick W,
Faber, M,A,, D,D,, Fellow of
this College, and rector of
Elton; a priestof the Oratory ;
founder of the Brompton
Oratory ; and a voluminous
writer, (1845,)
Rev, John Frederick Fagge,
B, A,, vicar of Ashton Cantlow,
brother of the baronet,
(1877,)
Rev, Charles H, Kennard, JI.A.,
curate of Newland, Malvern ;
a priest and rector of the

Holy Name, Cannington,
Bridgewater. (1868.)
Rev, Charles Baskerville Lang
don, M, A,, curate of Plympton,
St, Mary, Plymouth, (1883,)
Rev, W, MaskeU, M,A., vicar
of St, Mary's, Torquay, and
examining chaplain to the
Bishop of Exeter, (1845,)
A, R, Pryor, B,A,
George 'TickeU, 1VI,A,, a Jesuit
and rector of Our Lady and
St, Joseph, Selkirk, N,B.
(1814.)
G, EUiot Ranken, B,A,, Scholar
of this CoUege ; formerly
captain of the Royal Glamor
gan Artillery ; private Cham
berlain to the late and present
Popes.
The late Rev, J. C, Robertson,
M,A,, a rector in Bucking
hamshire ; a priest,
Charles D. R, WiUiamson, B,A,,
only son of Colonel AVUUam-
son, of Perth ; a priest of the
Oratory, (1876,)
AVadham College,
Rev, T, AV, Alhes, M,A., Fellow
of this College, chaplain to
the Bishop of London ; now a
barrister-at-law ; author of
"The Church of England
cleared from the Charge of
Schism," "The See of St.
Peter," etc, ; secretary of the
Cathohc Poor School Com
mittee, (1851,)
Edward H, Ballard, M,A,,
Fellow of this CoUege ; a
priest and chaplain of H,M,S.
Miflamjmg, .Southsea. (1850)
J, G, H, Barnes,
Robert Braithwaite, B.A., bar
rister-at-law.
The late Rev, Edward Bowles
Knottesford Fortescue, JI.A,,
provost of St. Ninian's, Perth ';

OXFOED UNIVERSITY.

39

brother-in-law of the late Dr.
Tait, Archbishop of Canter
bury and Primate of all Eng
land ; author of various works,
(1875.)
H. G. Lawson, M.A.
J, J, Hinde Lloyd, B.A.
T, A, Pope.
Worcester College,
George Frederick Ballard, M,A, ,
barrister-at-law ; a priest ;
canon of Portsmouth ; and
rector of the Immaculate
Conception and St, Joseph,
Christchurch, Hants, (1850,)
AHred J, Caiman, B.A,, father
of the Eev. A, J, Caiman ;
professor at St. Mary's
College, Oscott, Birmingham,
(1845.)
J. Coleman,
Rev, T. P, A, Eaglesim, M,A.,
curate of St, Paul's, Oxford ;
a priest of the Oratory,
Birmingham, (1877,)
Rev. Frederick Hathaway, M.A,,
FeUow, and formerly tutor of
this College ; curate of St,
Mary Magdalen's, Oxford ; a
Jesuit in America, (1851,)
The late Rev, Henry James,
M.A,, vicar of St, Andrew's,
WeUs Street, W. ; a Jesuit,
(1851,)
The late Rev, Charles Seager,
M,A., assistant Professor of
Hebrew at Oxford, and Pro
fessor of Classics at the
CathoUc University College,
Kensington, W. (1843.)
Charles Tregenna, B,A,
Rev, Rowland Wedgwood, M,A,,

late of the Enghsh Church
Union, and member of the
Confraternity of the Blessed
Sacrament, (187;i,)
Also of Oxford.
AV. ilore Adley, unattached
student, (1880,)
J, Baxter,
Rev, H, Collins, M,A,, curate of
St, George's-in-the-East ; a
priest of the Cistercian Order ;
rector of the Convent of Our
Lady of Dolours, Wimborne,
Dorset,
Rev, John Collins, M,A,, curate
at Birkenhead.
J. Canby Biddle Cope, M,A., of
Cotswold House, Gloucester
shire. (1882,)
C M, Dix, B,A,, unattached
student
F, B, D, B, Drew, ditto, (1879,)
George French Flowers, Mus.
Doc,
Rev, Henry Francis John
Jones, B,A,, of Humpheston
Hall, Salop,
William Eric Leslie, M.A,, a
Jesuit at the Immaculate
Conception, Farm Street, W.
Eev, James Marshall, B,A,,
curate of St, Bartholomew's,
Moor Lane, E,C.
Eev, A, J, Marshall, B, A, , curate
at Liverpool ; and author of
" Comedy in Convocation."
W. Z. Palmer, M.A.
Eeginald Schomberg, M.A,,
barrister-at-law,
William Wilberforce, junior,
M,A,, grandson of the slavery
Abolitionist.

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CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY.

Caius College.
V, J, Fenwick, B,A,
Dr. Hooper, B.A., M.B,
(London),
Matthew P, Houghton, (1854,)
Eev, W, M, Hunnybun, M,A,,
Fellow of this College, and
vicar of BickernoUer ; till
lately Professor at the Cathohc
University CoUege, Kensing
ton, W,
Eev, J, Jerrard, D.CL,, Fellow
of this College ;formerly Princi
pal of Bristol College ; Fellow
and Examiner of the London
University. (1851.)
Eev. J. M. Watson, M.A
St. Catherine's College.
Eev. Eobert Belaney, M.A.,
vicar of Arlington ; a priest
in London. (1852.)
Eev. T. Minster, M.A,, -vicar of
St, Sa-viour's, Leeds, (1847,)
St, Cvtherine's Hall.
The late Eev. B. H. Berks,
M.A. , curate of Arley, North-
witch ; a priest. (1848.)
Christ College.
Rev. Professor F, S, Barff, M.A,,
F,C,S., Royal Academy ;
curate of Holy Trinity, Hull ;
till lately Professor of
Chemistry at the Catholic
University College, Kensing
ton, W, ; now at St, Edmund's
College, Ware, (1851.)
The late Rev, R, W, Brundritt,
M,A,, a priest.
J. H. Flesher, B.A.
Eev. Dr. Goltz, rector of Christ
Church, Southwark, (1850,)

Eev, William Pope, B,A„ curate
of Seven Bridges, Bolton ;
nephew of the late Most Rev.
Dr, Whateley, Protestant
Archbishop of Dubhn ; a
priest at Bkley. (185,3,)
C J, Moncrieff Smyth, a priest
at .St, Patriok-in-the-East,
Wapping,
Rev. Edward J. Watson, M,A,,
curate at St, Leonards-on-Sea ;
a priest and Professor at St.
Edmund's College, Ware,
(1876,) Clabe Cdllege,
Rev, Thomas Dykes, 51, A,,curate
of Holy Trinity, HuU; a Jesuit
and rector of St. Wilfrid's,
Preston. (1850.)
Arthur G, Galton.
Corpus Christi College.
Henry Bacchus. (184ii.)
R. C A, Boyd,
Thomas Foster, J\I.D,
Eev. Edward Gifford Shapcote,
B.A., formerly Scholar of this
College, curate of St. George's-
in-the-East. (18(18.)
E.mmaxuel College.
WilUam Chatto. :M,A.. buiU the
Catholic Church at Torquay,
Devonshire.
Eev. T. D. Dove, M.A., curate
of St. ]\Iarv Magdalen's,
Paddington, AA''.
Rev, Richard James Dyne God-
ley. B.A., curate of St. .Tohn's,
Bathwick, Bath, (l''^8;i.)
Rev. Edward Healy Thompson,
M.A,, curate of St. James's,
AA^estminster : author of
" Unitv of the Episcopate," etc,
A, J, AValker,

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY.

41

Rev. W, WaU, M,A,, formeriy
an AngUcan curate,
Arthur J, Wallace, M,A,, a
priest,
John Pym Yeatman, barrister-
at-law, and historical M'riter ;
author of " The Shemitio
Origin of the Nations of
Western Europe,'' etc,
Jesus College,
Rev, Henry Fisher Corb3-n,
M,A,, late Senior Chaplain to
the Forces in India, (1881,)
Joseph Davenport, B,A,
J, F, Flockhart,
A, O'NeU,
Rev, Thomas Alder Pope, M,A,,
rector of St, Matthias, Stoke
Ne-wington ; a priest of the
Oratory at Birmingham,
Rev, E, Randolph, M.A,, Tyrw-
hitt University Scholar ; -vicar
of St. Clement's, Cambridge,
(1857,)
John Henry Rohrs, M,A,, Fellow
of this CoUege,
Rev. Orby Shipley, M, A,, author
of " Glossary of Ecclesiastical
Terms," " Ritual of the Altar,"
Life of the Holy Virgin," etc,
(1878,) St, John's College.
J, Baxter. (1848,)
T. E, Bridgett, a Redemptorist
priest ; author of " Our Lady's
Dowry,'' Ritual of the New
Testament," " Discipline of
Drink," etc, (1850,)
Rev, W, BeU,
Rev, John Francis Higgins,
B.A,, curate at Taunton ; a
priest at WhiteweU, Clitheroe,
Edward Owen Hornby, M,A,
Rev, E, Home, M,A,, vicar of
St, Lawrence, Southampton,
Rev, Frederick G Maples, B.A,,
curate of St, Mary's, Soho ;

a priest and rector of Our
Lady, and St, Frederick, Lime-
house, E, (1868.)
Professor F. A, Paley, M,A,,
grandson of the author of the
" E-vidences " ; and till lately
Professor of Classics at the
Catholic University College,
Kensington ; Classical Exa
miner for the London Uni
versity, (1846,)
James Boone Rowe, a priest of
the Oratory,
Rev, James Scratton, M,A,,
curate at Sittingbourne ; a
priest.
Rev, Edwin Trevelyan Smith,
M,A., vicar of Cannock.
Rev, James A, Stewart, M,A,,
rector of Vange.Essex, (1849,)
Rev, J, H, Stuart, B,A,, curate
of Bramford, (1850,)
John Berry Walford, barrister-
at-law. King's College,
John T. Walford, M,A,, Fellow
of this College, and assistant-
master at Eton ; a Jesuit and
professor at St, Beunos
College, St, Asaph,
Magdalen College.
Rev. F. Remington, B,A,, rector
of Kirkley, Suffolk ; now
principal of St, Aloysius'
School, Bournemouth,
Rev, JabezWatson,M,A,, curate
at Lostwithiel,
Pembroke College.
Rev, John Headlam, M,A,
The late Rev, F, F, Jones, B,A,,
a priest.
Rev, Martin Luther Rule, B,A,,
curate at Brighton ; son of the
Rev, Dr, Rule, Wesleyan
Minister.

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St, Peter's College,
Rev. Henry Bedford, M.A.,
curate of Christ Church,
Hoxton ; author of " Life of
St, Vincent de Paul," etc.
Rev, John Tindall DureU, M,A,
F, J. Gordon.
Rev. Joseph James Greene,
M.A., curate-in-charge of St.
Bartholomew's, Brighton ; a
priest (Oblate of St. Charles),
and rector of Our Lady of the
Holy Souls, Kensal New
Town, W. (1875.)
W. S, LiUy, B,A., barrister-at
law ; Secretary of the Cathohc
" Union of Great Britain ;
author.
Rev. David Charles Nicols,
M.A., Crosse University
Scholar ; curate of All Saints,
Margaret Street, W. ; a priest
and rector of St. Helen's,
Ongar, Essex.
A. G. Payne, B.A.
Rev, .John O, Payne, M,A.,
curate of Linslade, Bucks,
Queen's College,
Rev, Wilham Hamilton Bodley>
M,A,, Chaplain of Archbishop
Tenison's Cha]Del, Regent
Street, W, ; a priest and rector
of Our Lady and St, Margaret,
Oxburgh, Stoke Ferry, Nor
folk (1851,)
Rev, Francis Henry Laing,
D,D., curate at Eglingham,
Northumberland ; a priest and
rector of Our Liulv aud St.
Joseph's, Hanwcll, \\'. (l.>^46.)
Rev. T. B. Parkinson, M.A.,
inouiubent of St. Mary's.
Wakcfielil ; a Jesuit and reclor
of St. .Vloy.sius', Oxford.
AV. E. Pdyntor, M.A., IM.L.
ICdwaril Scai-Ldll, AA'r;in..;-lor.
Rev. .V. 1). \\'arkoibath, Jl.A.

Rev, AV, H, AA'Uson, M,A,, curate
of Frome-Selwood ; a priest,
(1870,) Sidney Sussex College,
The late Rev, James O'Brien,
M.A,, vicar ot Lyneham, and
related to the late Most Rev.
Dr. Tait, Archbishop of Can
terbury.
Rev. Gordon Thompson, M.A.,
curate of Christ Church, St,
Pancras ; Scholar of this
College ; a priest and pro
fessor at St, Charles's CoUege,
AV. (1875.)

Trinity Hall.

H.A1.

W, S, Coward, M,A„
Inspector of Schools.
Rev. C E. Hodsun, M.A., Chap
lain to the Arctic Expedition,
Trinity College,
J. Algar, (1848,)
Henry M, Bavley, a priest (Oblate
of St, Charles), and Chaplain
to the convent of the Little
Sistersof thePoor, PortobeUo
Road, \V. (1857.)
C A, Bowring, son of Sir John
Bowring, a Jesuit.
Rev. Caithness Brodie, of Brodie,
B.A. ; curate of St, Stephen's,
Kensintjton, AA',
Rev, \V. R. B. Brownlow, JI.A.,
cm-ate at Torquay ; a priest,
canon, and rural dean of
Plymouth ; and rector of Our
Lady Help of Christians, and
St, Denis, Torquay ; author
of " A'itis Alystica," etc.
Francis Cowley Bm'iiand, author
of "Happy Thoughts" etc;
now Editor of Punch.
Beiijauiiu J, Butlmd, a priest
and ret' tor of St, John the

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43

Baptist, Great Hayward,
Staffordshire, (1844,)
The late Arthur B, Cumberlege,
a priest.
The late Rev, J, H, Dale, M.A.,
curate of Frome-Selwood ; a
priest. (1846,)
The late Kenelm H, Digby,
B,A,, son of the late A'ery Rev,
AA^, Digby, Dean of Clonf ert, of
Lord Digbys family ; author
of "The Broadstone of
Honour," etc, (1824,)
Rev, AV, Dodsworth, B,D,, vicar
of Christ Church, St, Pancras.
(1847,)
Charles O, Eaton, M,A,, D,L,,
of Tolethorpe Hall, Stamford.
(I860,)
W, Martin Edmunds, (1869,)
Rev, AA''ilUam Felgate, (1847,)
Gerald C PurceU Fitzgerald,
M,A,
Thomas Foster, LL,D,
Theodore Galton, M,A,, of
Hadzor, Worcestershire,
Rev. Andrew Green, M,A,,
curate of St, Paul's, Oxford,
Rev. Samuel Harper, M,A,,
rector of St, Ninian's, Perth,
(1851,)
Rev, G, H, HUl, M,A,, rector of
Saltford, (1846,)
Rev, John Houghton,
Rev, Evans Haynes Hunter,
M.A., a priest,
Sylvester Hunter, barrister-at-
law, son of the late J, Hunter,
of the Public Record Office ;
a Jesuit at St, Stanislaus,
Roehampton, S,W,
E, J, Hutchins, sometime M,P.
The late William Antony Hut
chison, a priest of the Oratory,
(1845,)
George R, Kingdon, Scholar of
this College ; a Jesuit and
Professor of Beaumont Col
lege, Old Wmd-:or, (1847,)
The late Thomas Francis Knox,

B,A., D,D„ First Class of the
Classical Tripos, and Chan
cellor's Medallist ; son of the
late Hon, John Henrv Knox,
M,P,, and of Lady Mabella
Josephine Needham, daughter
of Francis, 1st Earl of Kil-
morey, and grandson of 1st
Earl of Ranf nrley ; a priest
of the Oratory ; and Member
of the Council of the Asso
ciation of the Propagation of
the Faith; author of "The
Life of Blessed Henry Suso,"
etc, (1845,)
Rev, J, Kynaston ; now a soli
citor. (1853.)
Rev. Francis Lascelles, B.A.,
perpetual curate of Merevale ;
no"w a barrister-at-law.
Rev. Wilham Henry Lewth-
waite, M.A., vicar of Clif
ford ; a priest of the Order
of Charity at The Mount,
Wadhurst,
The late Rev. T, W, Marshall,
M,A,, vicar of Swallowcliffe ;
author of " Christian Mis
sions," etc.
Henry Austin Mills, a priest of
the Oratory at Birmingham,
(1846.)
Robert Monteith, M,A,, of
Carstairs,
John Morris, author of " Trou
bles of our Catholic Fore
fathers,'' etc. ; a Jesuit and
rector of St. Stanislaus, Roe
hampton, S.W.
Ralph H, C Nevile, of Wel-
lingore Hall, Grantham,
Rev, G, B, Norman, M,A,,
curate at Wooton,
Sebastian Okeley, M,A,, Scholar
of this College, and University
traveUing bachelor.
The late Rev, George Oldham,
M A,, curate at Dorking ;
built St, Mary Magdalen's,
Brighton ; a priest and first

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rector of the above church
at Brighton,
Rev, T. G, Pearce, B,A,, a
priest and rector of St. Mary
Magdalen's, Brighton.
Owen Phillips.
Rev. J, H, Pye, M,A,, rector of
Clifton Campville ; son-in-law
of the late Dr, AVilberforce,
Lord Bishop of Winchester ;
now a barrister-at-law,
Henry Augustus Rawes, M,A,,
D.T>., S,H,G, ; a priest ; supe
rior of the Oblates of St,
Charles ; president of Con
ference in Arch-diocese of
Westminster ; and rector of
St, Mary of the Angels, Bays-
water, W, ; author of various
religious works,
M, J, Rhodes, M,A,
Rev, John Rod well, M. A., curate
of St. Ethelberga's,
WiUiam Sankey, M,A,
William Simpson, Lord of the
Manor of Mitcham, and a
descendant of Archbishop
Cranmer, (1843,)
Rev, J, Simpson, M,A,, curate
of Langton, Yorks,
Eev, Parks Smith, M,A,, vicar
of St, John's, Torquay,
(1879,)
J, P, H, Wyndham Spedding,
of Whitehaven,
John Stephens,
Eev, James Stewart, M,A,,
curate at Wolverstone ; now
Professor at the Catholic
University of Ireland,
S, N, Stokes, B,A,, Scholar of
this College, H,M, Inspector
of Schools,
C S, Stokes,
Edward G, Swainson, B,A,, a
priest and rector of Mary
Immaculate, and St, Philip,
Newmarket,
The late T, J. Thompson, fatbi r

of the painter of " The EoU
CaU,"
Rev, WilUam A, WegueUn,
M,A,, vicar of South Stoke,
F, F, WeUs, M,A,, son of Lady
Ehzabeth Wells. (1845,)
Rev, Edmund A, Willett, M,A,,
"vicar in the diocese of Ely,
F, C Collins WUson,
Rev, G, B, Yard, M,A,, curate
of All Saints, Margaret Street
W, ; a priest, (1862,)
Downing College,
Eev, W, P, Burn, M, A,, incum
bent near Eotherham,

Also of Cambridge,
Eev, Thomas Burton, M,A„
curate of St, James's, Enfield ;
a priest,
Eev, Robert CampbeU, M.A,,
chaplain to the Bishop of
Aberdeen, and canon of Perth
Cathedral,
Rev F. C A, Clifford, M,A„
curate of Elveden, Suffolk,
John Richard Eaton, M,A,,
barrister-at-law.
Rev, Samuel Farman, M,A,,
vicar of St, John's District
Church, Colchester, (1880,)
Rev, A, B, Gordon, M,A,, a
priest.
The late Rev, Wilham Eddowes
Owen, M,A,, son of Canon
Owen ; a priest,
W, H, Roberts, M.A,, D,L„
Recorder of Grantham,
Rev, C Rowlatt, M,A,, curate
at Thurrocks, (1858,)
The late Eev, John Campbell
Smith, M,A, (1845,)
The late Eev, Joseph George
Sutcliffe, M,A,, curate at
Great Yarmouth, (1880,)

TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN.

45

LONDON UNIVERSITY.

W, H, Brown, B,A,
C E, B, Davis, B,A,
Frederick Lucas, B,A,, some
time M,P, for Meath ; and
editor of the Tablet
Rev, R, \. Pope, B,A,, mis

sionary of the Society for the
Propagation of the Gospel
in India ; now tutor at the
Oratory School, under H,E,
Cardinal Newman, at Bir
mingham,

DURHAM UNIVERSITY.
A. P, Skene, a Jesuit at the Immaculate
Rev, Joseph Stevenson, M.A,, Conception, Farm Street, W,
vicar of Leighton Buzzard ; (1850,)

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON.
The late Algernon Moore, a priest.

KING'S COLLEGE, LONDON.

Francis Bayley, a priest and
rector of St, Francis de Sales,
Tottenham,
Rev, Frederick Bro-wn, associate
of this CoUege, and curate of
St, Philip's, ClerkenweU ; a
priest and rector of St, Anne's,
Little Albany Street, Regent's
Park, N,W, (1865,)

George Bentley,
Rev, C W, Monro, curate of
St, Paul's, Knightsbridge,
Rev, Reginald Tuke, associate
of this College, and curate of
St. John's, Hackney ; a priest
and rector of Our Lady of
Grace, Tumham Green,
E, Windeyer,

ST. AUGUSTINE'S COLLEGE, CANTERBURY.
Robert Priest, a Dominican curate of St, Mary's, Pop-
priest in Belgium, lar, E,
The late Rev, George Smith, John Varley,

TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN,
Charles Francis F, AUnatt, son
of the late Charles Blake
Alhiatt, of Shrewsbury, bar

rister-at-law, author of " Ca
thedra Petri," etc,
Carmichael Bel ton, M,A,, for-

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merly a Cowley brother,
(1879,)
Rev, William Maziere Brady,
D,D., (Jhaplain to the Lord-
Lieutenant of Ireland ; Cham
berlain to the Pope. (l865.)
Rev. E. G. Kirwan Browne,
curate of Bawdsey, Suf
folk ; nephew of Sir AV. Nott,
K.CB, ; author of " Annals
of the Tractarian Movement,"
" Trials of Faith,'' etc, ; some
time Professor of Classics in
this College, and till lately
at St, Joseph's College, Clap
ham, S,W, (1845,)
The late Rev, Thomas Lloyd
Coghlan, senior rector of
Mourne Abbey, Cork ; a
priest.
Rev, Hubert de Burgh, curate of
LawshaU; a priest at Avon-
dale, in the diocese of Newark,
New Jersey, North America,
(1857,)

Rev. J, W, D, Hoare, B.A,, son
of an Irish clergyman, and
vicar of St, Philip's, Syden
ham, S,E, (1881,)
Rev, Francis Johnston Kirk,
B,A,, curate of Gorey, in the
diocese of Ferns, Ireland ; a
priest and rector of SS, Peter
and Edward, Buckingham
Gate, S,W, (1864.)
, Joseph Robinson Kirk, B,A,,
brother of the above, (1850,)
Rev, George Montgomery, M,A.
(1845.)
Rev, J, A, Poole, B,A,, curate
of St, John's, MUes Platting,
Lancashire,
The late Rev, W, G, Todd,
M.A,, curate of St, James's,
Bristol ; a priest and canon,
(1851,)
Rev. J. H. AA'oodward, M.A.,
vicar of St. James's, Bristol,
(1851,)

GLENALMOND COLLEGE, SCOTLAND.
Rev, J, Harris Burton, incumbent of St, John's, Selkirk,

CAMBRAE COLLEGE.
Arnold H, Mathews, B,A,, a Dominican priest.

THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY (LADIES),

The late Duchess of Argyll
(Anne), wife of the 7th Duke,
The Dowager Duchessof Athole,
Lady in waiting to Her
Majesty the Queen,
The Duchess of Buccleuch,
(I860,)

The Duchess of Hamilton,
daughter of H, S, H, Charles
Lewis Frederick, late reigning
Grand Duke of Baden,
(1855,)
The Duchess of Newcastle,
(1879,)

THE NOBILITY AND GENTEY (lADIES).

The Duchess of Norfolk {m'-e
Lady Flora Abney-Hastings),
(187,5,)
The Dowager Duchess of Nor
folk, sister to Lord Lyons
(English Ambassador at Paris) ,
(1856,)
The Dowager Marchioness of
Londonderry, (1862.)
Thelate Marchionessof Lothian
(Cecial Chet"wynd), sister to
Earl Talbot, -wife of the late
and mother of the. present
Marquis, (I860,)
The Marchioness of Queensberry
(Caroline),
The Marchioness of Waterford
(Florence), (1870,)
The Dowager Countess of Bu
chan.
The late Countess of Clare,
(1842,)
The late Countess of Gains
borough, daughter of the 16th
EarlofErroU, (1851,)
The late Countess of Kenmare,
daughter of the late Sir
Robert Wilmot, Baronet, and
mother of the present Earl.
(1852,)
The Countess of Kenmare,
daughter of Lord Charles
Thynne, M.A,, and wife of
the present Earl of Kenmare,
K,P., P,C (Lord Chamber
lain), (1852,)
The Countess of Orford (CeciUa),
The late Countess of Portarling-
ton, daughter of the 3rd
Marquis of Londonderry, and
sister-in-law of the late Duke
of Marlborough, sometime
Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland,
(1867,)
The Countess of Ravensworth,
(1879,)
The Countess Tasker, late of
Rotherham,
The late Viscountess FeUding,
(1850,)

The late Viscountess Newry and
Morne, daughter of the late
Charies ColviUe, G,C.B., and
wife of the late Viscount,
Lady A, Acheson, (1845,)
Lady 0, Acheson, (1845,)
Lady Aunaly,
Lady Armitage, wife of Sir G,
Armitage, Baronet,
Lady Arundell, sister of the 1st
Duke of Buckingham and
Chandos, wife of the 10th
Lord Arundell of AVardour,
Lady Caroline Barham, sister of
the Earl of Thanet,
Lady Barrow, wife of the Rev,
Sir J, C Barrow, Baronet,
(1859,)
Lady Beaumont (Isabella), wife
of the 8th Lord Beaumont,
and 3rd daughter of Lord
KUmaine, (1872,)
Lady Elizabeth Bertie, daughter
of the Earl of Abingdon,
(1874,)
Lady Evelyn Bertie, ditto.
(1875,)
Lady Frances E. Bertie, ditto,
a nun. (1881.)
Lady Anne Isabella Blunt,
granddaughter of Lord Bjtou.
Lady Burke, daughter of the
Right Honourable J. Calcraft.
(1855,)
Lady Adelaide Cathcart,
The late Lady Chatterton,
authoress.
Lady Chichester,
Lady Clifford, wife of the late
Major-General Sir Henry
CUfford, V,C,
Lady Catherine EUzabeth Coch
rane, daughter of the 10th
Earl of Dundonald,
Lady Codrington,
Lady Katherine Coke, daughter
of the Earl of Wilton,
The late Lady Alexina Coventry,
daughter of the late Earl of
Fife, K,T, (1879,)

48

CONVEETS TO EOME.

The late Lady Curtis, wife of
Sir Lucius Curtis, Baronet,
(1848,)
Lady Alice d'Albanie, "wife of
the late Count d'Albanie, and
daughter of the 17th Earl of
ErroU
Lady d'Albiac, wife of Sir
Charles d'Albiac,
The late Lady de Trafford,
Lady Vere de Vere, wife of the
late Sir Edmund Vere de
Vere, Baronet, (1851,)
Lady Gertrude Douglas, daugh
ter of the 7 th Marquis of
Queensberry,
Lady Elizabeth Douglas, sister
of the Marchioness of Queens
berry,
Lady Elizabeth Douglas, daugh
ter of the 2nd Earl Cathcart,
Lady Douglas, "wife of Sir Charles
Douglas,
Lady Duncan,
Lady Dundas,
Lady Featherstone,
LadyLouisaFitzgibboUjdaughter of the late Earl of Clare,
Lady Foley, (1850,)
Lady Elizabeth Foote, daughter
of the 5th Marquis of Queens
berry,
Lady Poster, wife of Sir Charles
Foster, Baronet,
Lady Georgiana FuUerton, sister
of the present Earl Granville,
K,G,, Lord Warden of the
Cinque Ports, and Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs ;
authoressof ' 'Gran tly Manor,"
etc, (1846,)
Lady Gage, (1851,)
Lady Alice Gaisford,
Lady Duff Gordon, (1847,)
Lady Gray, of Gray,
Lady Grey, daughter of Ad
miral Sir R, Spenser,
(1851,)
Lady Guy, wife of the late Sir
Philip Guy, Baronet,

Lady Harris,
Lady Herbert, of Lea, mother
of the Earl of Pembroke and
of Countess Lonsdale, (1862,)
Lady ilary Herbert, now
Baroness Mary Von Hugel,
(1873,)
Lady Heywood, -wife of Sir
Percival Heywood, Baronet.
Lady Hilda Higgins, daughter of
theEarlofWiachelsea. (1879.)
Lady Holland, wife of the late
Lord Holland, (1850,)
Lady Hope-Johnstone,
Lady Anne Jane Howard,
daughter of the 4th Earl of
Wicklow.
Lady Howard of Glossop, daugh
ter of the late John Green
wood, of SwarclifiEe Hall,
Ripley, Yorkshire. (1882.)
Baroness Keating, daughter of
the Honourable Judge Keat
ing,
Lady Ahce Mary Kerr, sister of
the Marquis of Lothian. (1852.)
Lady CecU Kerr, a nun, (1852,)
Lady Amabel Kerr, daughter of
the 6th Earl Cowper, (1871,)
Lady Henry Kerr, daughter of
the late Sir A. Hope, G,C,B,,
and wife of the late Rev, Lord
Henry Kerr, M,A, (1852.)
The Dowager Lady KUmaine,
(1875,)
Lady Victoria Kirwan, daughter
of the 2nd Marquis of Hast
ings,
Lady Lambert.
Lady Sussex Lennox.
Lady Frances Lindsay, daughter
of the 4th Earl of AVicklow,
and wife of the Honourable
Colin Lindsaj'.
Lady Milford, daughter of the
4th Earl of AVicklow,
Lady Molesworth, wife of the
Rev, Sir Paul ]Molesworth,
M.A,, B.aronot, (18.52.)
The late Lady Anna ^MonseU,

THE NOBILITY AND GENTEY (lADIES).

49

daughter of the 2nd Earl of
Dunraven, and 1st wife of
Lard Emly, P,C,
Lady Agnes Murray, of Pol-
maise.
The late Lady Murray, of
PhUiphaugh,
Lady North, wife of 1st Baron
North.
Lady Ehzabeth C Peat, niece
of the late Sir Walter Scott,
Baronet,
The late Lady Katherine Petre,
daughter of the 4th Earl of
Wicklow,
Lady Rossmore, mother of the
present peer, (1879,)
Lady Anne Sherson, sister of the
Marquis of Townshend,
The Dowager Lady Simeon,
and two sons and four daugh
ters, ,
Lady Sykes, wife of Sir Tatton
Sykes, Baronet, and son,
(1882,)
Lady Edmund Talbot, daughter
of the Earl of Abingdon, and
-wife of Lord E, Talbot, brother
of the Duke of Norfolk, E.M,
Lady Charles Thynne, daughter
of the Right Eev, E, Bagot,
D,D,, late Lord Bishop of
Bath and Wells ; wife of the
Eev, Lord Charles Thynne,
M,A,, J,P. (1862.)
Lady Caroline Townley,
Lady Dorothea Walpoie, daugh
ter of the 4th Earl of Orford ;
now Duchess Del Balzo
(Naples),
Lady Maude Walpoie, ditto,
wife of the late Prince Grifeo
Palagonia, late NeapoUtan
Ambassador.
Lady Webster,
Comtesse Geraldine Digby Boy
cott, chanoinesse of the Eoyal '
Chapter of St, Anne, Munich,
Baronne de Corson, relative of
H, E, Cardinal Manning,

Baroness de Cosson (Elizabeth),
of Chertsey, (1868),
Duchess de Sforza Caesarini
(nee Caroline Shirley),
Baronne Davorist (nie Amy
Phipps), daughter of thevector
of Selsea, Chichester,
Countess de Damas de Haute-
fort (nee Young),
The late Comtesse deUa Mar
mora (nee Mathew),
The Dowager Duchess de Gra
mont, daughter of the late
W, A, Mackinnon, M,P,
Comtesse de Watte ville de Loins,
daughter of the late Rear-
Admiral Sir Eichard O'Conor,
K,C.H,, and sister of Lady
O'ConneU,
Baronne de Charmoz de Bressan,
niece of the late Eear- Admiral
O'Conor, K,C.H,
Contesse de Fauconpret, grand
daughter of John Wesley,
Baroness Von Hugel {nee Far-
quharson), -wife of the late
Austrian ambassador.
Countess Kearney, daughter of
Colonel William Percival,
C.B. (a branch of the Egmont
family), by Charlotte Alice,
daughter of Sir William
Palmer, Bart,
Countess Alice Kearney,
The Marchioness Eiarno Sforza,.
The Duchessa d'Avigliano (race-
Lady Emily Pelham Clinton),
second daughter of the late
Duke of Newcastle, and wife of
the Due d'Avigliano, youngest
son of the late Prince Phillipe
Doria Pamphily-Landi. (1879.)
Marquise de Labedoyere ;
daughter of Lord Greville.
The late Princess Mary Lichten-
stein (nee Fox), daughter adop
tive of the late Lord Holland
Princesse de Ligne, daughter of
Sir David Cunyngham, and
wife of the late Prince de

50

CONVEETS TO ROME.

Ligne, President of the
Belgian Senate.
Viscountess de Lubersac (Au
gusta), daughter of the Eev,
Percival Fyre, M,A,, rector
of St. Winnow, Cornwall, and
formerly vicar of HolyTrinity,
Brompton,
The late Marchesa Paulucci,
daughter of the late Sir F,
Simpkinson, Bart,
Marchesa di Salvo {¦nee Claxton),
Countess de la Torre Dias (n6e
Wilcox),
The late Countess Lucy Eado-
Unski, daughter of Colonel T.
H, Wakefield, and -wife of the
Prussion Peer and Diplo
matist,
Baronne de ViUefranche,
Baroness Warzburg, sister of
Lord Lyons, K,G,, English
Ambassador at Paris, and of
the Dowager Duchess of
Norfolk,
Hon, Mrs. Arbuthnot,
Hon, Mrs, Brown, grand
daughter of the late Most
Eev, Lord Decies, Archbishop
of Tuam,
Hon. Miss Crewe, sister of Lord
Crewe, (1842,)
Hon, Mrs, Wodehouse Currie,
daughter of Lord Lyveden.
Hon, Mrs, Eobert Daly,
Hon, Mrs, Da-vison, daughter of
Lord Graves, and wife of the
late General Davison,
Hon, Mrs. De Moleyns, wife of
the late Hon. Colonel De
Moleyns.
The late Hon. Mrs. J. B. Dormer,
Hon, Mrs, Dugmore, daughter
of Lord Brougham, and wife
of Captain Dugmore,
The late Hon, Mrs, Percy
Fitzgerald, daughter of the
Tenth Viscount Massereene
and Ferrard,
Hon, Mrs, Edgar Gifford. (1874,)

Hon, Mrs. Heneage. (1845.)
Hon Mrs, Hennicker,
Hon, Mrs. Herbert, of Llanarth,
daughter of Lord Jjlanover.
The late Hon, Mrs, Hewitt, wife
of the Hon, James W, He-witt,
eldest son of Lord Lifford.
Hon, Mrs, Towry Law, -wife
of the Hon, and Eev, AVUUam
Towry Law, M,A,, son of the
1st Lord EUenborough, and
late vicar of Harborne, and
ChanceUor of the Diocese of
Bath and Wells, (1851.)
Hon, Mrs, Charles Law.
Hon, Mrs, David Lewis,
daughter of 1st LordMethuen,
Hon, Mrs. Marmaduke C Max-
weU
Hon, Mrs, Laing Meason,
Hon, Mrs, Alfred Montgomery,
daughter of Lord Leconfield,
and authoress of "On the
Wing," " The Etemal Years,"
etc,
Hon,Mrs,0'CaUaghan, daughter
of the Eev, AA', H. WUliams,
and wife of the Hon, G, C G.
O'CaUaghan, eldest son of
Viscount Lismore.
Hon, Mrs, Frederick Petre {nee
Musgrave), of Eden HaU,
Hon, Mrs, Esther Pomeroy,
sister of A'iscount Harberton.
The late Hon Mrs, David Eoss
of Bladensberg, daughter of
9th Viscount Massereene and
Ferrard, (1862.)
Hon. Mrs. John Ross of Bladens
berg, daughter of the 10th
Viscount Masserene and Fer-
rai-d, (1879.)
Hon, Mrs, AV, Le Peer Trench,
Hon, Mrs, David Urquhart,
sister of Lord CarUngford.
Hon, Mrs, WouUe, daughter of
Lord Graves,
Mrs, Edmund Adderley, sister-
in-law of Lord Norton,
Miss Agnew, daughter of the

THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY (lADIES).

51

baronet, and authoress of
" Geraldine."
Mrs, Anstruther, granddaughter
of the last Lord Seaforth,
Miss Arbuthnot, daughter of the
Hon, Mrs, Arbuthnot, a nun.
Miss Arthur, sister of Sir Frede
rick Arthur, Baronet,
Mrs, Bagshawe, daughter of
John Gunning, CB,, and -wife
of H, R, Bagshawe, Q,C,,
County Court Judge, and
mother of the Right Rev, Dr,
Bagshawe, Bishop of Notting
ham.
Mrs, BaisaU, niece of the late
Sir AValter Scott, Baronet.
Madame Gaggiolti Barham,
daughter of Lady C Barham,
Miss Barrow, sister of the Rev,
Sir J, C Barrow, Baronet,
Mrs, Bennett, cousin of the
Right Hon. W, E, Gladstone,
M,P. (1870.)
Miss Beresford, niece of the 1st
Marquis of AVaterford,
Miss, E, Beresford, niece of the
late Most Rev. Lord Decies,
Ajchbishop of Tuam.
Miss Berney, daughter of Com
mander John Bemey, and
granddaughter of Sir J, Ber-
uey. Baronet,
Mrs, John BetheU, sister of
Lady Westbury,
Mrs, Bowden, daughter of the
late Sir J, Swinburne, Baronet,
Miss Bo-wring, daughter of Sir
J. Bowring ; a nun at Hong-
Kong,
Mrs. Bowyer, sister-in-law of
the late Sir George Bowyer,
Baronet.
Mrs. Boynton, -wife of Captain
Boynton, and aunt to Sir
Henry Boynton, Baronet.
Miss Bradstreet, daughter of the
late Sir S, Bradstreet, Baronet,
Miss Brand, sister of the Right

Hon, Sir Henry Brand,
Baronet, JM,A., late speaker of
theHouse of Commons, (1854,)
Miss Bromhead, daughter of Sir
Edward Ffrench Bromhead,
Baronet,
Miss Caroline Burke, daughter
of Lady Burke, of Marble
Hill, Galway,
Mrs, Charles Capel Chapman,
daughter of the late Sir W,
Crofton, Baronet, of Longford
House, Co, Shgo, (1880,)
Miss WilmotChetwode, daughter
of Edmund and Lady Janet
Wilmot Chetwode, of Wood-
brook, Queen's County,
Miss Janet Chetwode, ditto.
Miss Christian, sister of the Hon.
Judge Christian,
Miss Chfton, daughter of Cap
tain and Lady Bertha Clifton,
Miss Clutterbuck, sister of the
Rev, Sir J, C Barrow, Baronet,
Miss Coleridge, cousin of Lord
Chief Justice Coleridge,
Miss Coleridge, ditto, a nun.
Miss Cope, daughter of Sir W.
Cope, Baronet.
Mrs, Cope, "wife of Anthony Cope,
son of Sir W, Cope, Baronet,
Miss Courtenay, daughter of the
10th Earl of Devon,
Mrs, Coxon, wife of M, A,
Coxon, Bombay CS,, and
daughter of Sir G, Anderson,
late Governor of Ceylon,
Miss Cusack, niece of Sir Ralph
S, Cusack ; known in Catholic
Literature as the "Nun of
Kenmare,"
Madame d'Anas, daughter of
the late Sir E, H, Lechmere,
Baronet,
Miss Massey Dawson, grand
daughter of Lord Sinclair,
Mrs, Dawson, daughter of Ad
miral Sir Michael Seymour,
and wife of the late Colonel
Dawson, 90th Regiment.

52

CONVERTS TO ROME,

Miss Dawson, her daughter.
Miss Lina Dawson, ditto.
Miss Effie Dawson, ditto.
Mrs. de Gemon, of Athcame
Castle (nee Braham), niece of
Lady Waldegrave,
Madame de la Haye, sister of the
Dowager Lady Inchiquin,
Mrs, Miles Dormer, sister of the
late Hon, Mrs, J, B, Dormer.
Miss M, Drummond, daughter
of Maurice and the Hon, Mrs,
Drummond,
Mrs, Duke, sister of the late
Duchess of Argyll,
Miss Duncan, daughter of Lady
Duncan,
Miss Dundas, daughter of Lady
Dundas,
Miss Florence Fitzgibbon,
daughter of the Hon, Gerald
and Lady Louisa Fitzgibbon,
a nun,
Mrs, Fortescue, granddaughter
of Lady Caroline Barham.
Mrs. J. A. Fox, youngest
daughter of the late Count
W. F. Wratislaw, of Rugby,
Miss Emma Fremantle, daughter
of Vice-admiral Sir T, F,
Fremantle,
Miss Cecilia Fremantle, ditto.
Miss Gough, of Rathronan,
Clonmel, granddaughter of
the very Rev, Dean of Derry,
and grand niece of the late
Lord Gough, (1880,)
Miss Grant, sister of Sir Alex
ander Grant, Baronet, Vice-
Chancellor of Edinburgh
University,
Miss M, Hamilton, niece of
Lord Dillon ,
Miss Hammond, granddaughter
of the late Most Rev, Lord
Decies, Archbishop of Tuam,
Miss Hanmer, sister of Lord
Hanmer, (1849,)
Mrs, Hatchell, daughter of Sir
R, Graham, Baronet,

Miss Hay, niece of Field-Mar
shal the Marquis of Tweedale.
Miss Head, daughter of Sir
Edmund Head, formerly
Governor-General of (!anada.
Miss Hesketh, daughter of the
late Sir Thomas Hesketh,
Baronet,
Miss Alicia Hope-Johnstone,
daughter of Lady Hope-
Johnstone,
Mrs. Johnson, of Cross, "wife of
John G, John, M.P, for
Exeter, and daughter of Sir
Theodore Bunckman, Baronet.
Miss C H. Lacon, daughter of
the late Captain Lacon, R.N.,
and niece of Sir Edmund H.
K. Lacon, Baronet, M.P. for
North Norfolk. (1882.)
Miss Lambert, daughter of Sir
G, Lambert, Baronet,
Miss Charlotte Marcia Lane-Fox,
eldest daughter of the late
Hon, Charles Darcy Lane-Fox.
(1883,)
Mrs. Caroline Lee, daughter of
Sir J. CottreU, Baronet,
Miss Ahce Lees, granddaughter
of the late Eev, Sir Harcourt
Lees, Baronet, formerly au
AngUcan Sister at Clewer
Convent,
Mrs. Lloyd, daughter of the late
Sir John Garden, Baronet, and
mother of Lady Rossmore,
Mrs, LoveU, niece of Sir Henry
Bishop,
Miss Maclean, daughter of the
late Sir L, Monro Maclean,
Baronet.
jNIiss Louisa Maclean, ditto.
Miss Maitland, daughter of the
Rev, J, Maithmd, J,P, and
D,L, for Kirkcudbrightshire,
and granddaughter of the
Hon, Mrs, Bellamy Gordon,
of Keumure,
The late Mrs, IManning, eldest
daughter of the late "Kev, Sir

THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY (LADIES).

53

Augustus Brydges Henniker,
Baronet, M.A, ; and wife of
the late Charles J. Manning,
brother of H.E. Cardinal
Manning,
Mrs, Mckenna, wife of "SV. Mc
kenna, and granddaughter of
Sir Joseph Barrington ,Baronet.
The late Mrs, J, MiU Muldary
(formerly Gun-Cunninghame),
niece of the late Earl of
Limerick,
Mrs, Murray, -wife of. John
Murray, eldest son of Sir
John Murray, Baronet, of
PhUiphaugh,
Mrs. Nimmo (nee Gladstone),
cousin of the Right Hon. W.
E, Gladstone, M.P,
The Misses Nimmo, her three
daughters. One a nun.
Mrs. Stafford Northcote, sister-
in-law of Sir Stafford H,
Northcote, Baronet, M,P, for
North Devonshire,
Miss GrevUle Nugent, grand
daughter of the Marquis of
Westmeath,
Mrs, C Patmore, daughter of
Sir John Byles, the Judge
and wife of Coventry Patmore,
the poet.
Miss Haniet Elizabeth Peacock,
sister of the late Sir Joseph
Peacock, Baronet,
Miss Peel, sister of Sir La-wrence
Peel, Baronet. (1850.)
Miss Emily Peel, niece of Sir
Lawrence Peel, Baronet.
Mrs. Croker PenneU, daughter
of the late Sir W, Pallet,
Baronet,
Miss Henrietta Philips, daughter
of Sir T, Philips, Baronet,
Mrs, Pratt, daughter of Sir
John Lechmere, Baronet,
Mrs, Prickett, daughter of the
late Sir C Dodsworth, Baronet,
and -wife of Colonel Prickett,
of Boreas Hall, near Hull,

Mrs, PurceU, daughter of Sir
John Lechmere, Baronet,
Mrs, Edmund PurceU, youngest
daughter of the late Sir F.
Desanges, Baronet.
Mrs, Dora Pyrrell, daughter
adoptive of Mrs, Bennett,
cousin of the Right Hon, W.
E, Gladstone, M,P, (1870,)
Mrs, T, Rawlinson, wife of
Thomas Rawlinson, M,A,,
brother of Sir Henry Rawlin
son, and family,
Mrs, J, E, Reade, niece of Sir
JohnChandosReade, Baronet,
Miss Rusdell, daughter of Sir
Joseph RusdeU, K,C.M.G,, of
the Grenadier Guards,
Miss Mary Rusdell, ditto.
Miss Russell, sister of the late
Sir Charles RusseU, Baronet,
V,C,, and formerly M,P. for
Westminster,
Miss EUza Sanderson, daughter
of the Hon. J. Sanderson.
Mrs, Hope Scott, granddaughter
of the late Sir Walter Scott,
Baronet, the poet and noveUst.
Mrs, G, Gilbert Scott, wife of
G, Gilbert Scott, F,S.A,, son
of the late Sir Gilbert Scott,
and family, (1880),_
Miss Sherlock, sister-in-law of
Sir John Sutton, Baronet,
Mrs, Simmonds, daughter of Sir
Robert Graham, and "wife of
Colonel Simmonds,
Mrs. F. Smith-Dodsworth, wife
of Frederic Smith-Dodsworth,
son of Sir C Smith-Dods
worth, Baronet.
Mrs. J. SomervUle, grand
daughter of the Earl of Camp-
erdown.
The Misses Somerville,daughters
of the celebrated Mrs. Somer
ville,
Mrs, Spearman, daughter-in-
law of Sir A, J, Spearman,
Baronet.

54

CONVERTS TO ROME.

Miss St. John, niece of Lord
Bolingbroke.
Miss Francis Sutton, sister of
Sir Richard Sutton, Baronet.
Miss L. Taunton, daughter of
Sir John Taunton, Baronet,
Miss ToUemache, granddaughter
of the Earl of Dysart,
Mrs, C L, Tredcroft, daughter
of the late Sir William Scott,
Baronet, of Ancrum, and "vrife
of Major C L, Tredcroft,
Mrs, Tracy Turnerelli, sister
of Thomson Hankey, M,P,,
and cousin of Earl Bathurst,
(1856,)
Mrs. Waters, niece of Sir Robert
Peel, Baronet,
Miss AVaters, her daughter.
Miss Eliza Harriet Wilmot, sister
of Sir J, Eardley Wilmot,
Baronet,
The Misses Woodward, nieces of
Viscount Middleton,
Mrs, Wrey, sister-in-law of the
late Sir Bourchier Wrey,
Baronet,
Miss Wyatt-Edgell, sister of
Lord Braye.
The Rev, Mother Abbess, of the
Convent of Poor Clares,
Knowles-Clinton, Baddesley,
Mrs, Gilbert A, Beckett,
The Misses Adams,
Miss AgUonby, (1847,)
Miss Agnew, (1847,)
Mrs, Ainsworth, of North Wales,
a nun,
Mrs, A, P, Aldrich, niece of
Dr. Poynter, A', A,
Mrs, Alger,
Miss Emma Alger,
, Miss AUan,
Mrs, Falconer Altee,
The Misses Altee,
Mrs, Andrews, of CamberweU
Road, S,E,
Miss Lloyd Anstruther, a
nun,
Mrs, Robert AVigram Arkwright,

of Normanton, Turville HaU,
Leicestershire,
Miss Amold,
Miss Arnold-Morns, sister of H,
Arnold-Morris, artist, (1876,)
Mrs, Aston, of The Oaklands,
Edgbaston, Birmingham,
Mrs, Athy, of RenvUle, Galway.
Miss Susan Atkinson. (1874,)
Miss Henrietta Bagshawe, of
Rome,
Miss M, A, Baker, of Cottles,
Wilts, (1874,)
Miss Annie Tandy Baker, (1865,)
Miss BaUantine, daughter of
Mr, Sergeant BaUantine,
Mrs, Alexander Barclay,
Miss Diana Baring,
Mrs. Bames, of Gilling Castle,
Yorkshire,
Miss Barnes.
Miss Dorothea Barrie.
Miss Georgina Barrie, a nun,
who nursed the wounded at
Scutari,
Miss Barton, of Rochestown, Co.
Tipperary (now Madame
Schemanski),
Mrs, W, BasUck, of Exeter,
Mrs, Bateman, -wife of Dr, Bate
man, of Folkestone,
Mrs, Battye, and family,
Mrs, Baumgardt, wife of the
late Major-General J, G,
Baumgardt, CB,
Mrs, J, Baxter, of Oxford,
Mrs. Baj-ne, her two sons, and
two daughters.
Miss Bazalgette.
Mrs, Beaumont, of GuUdford,
Mrs, Beckwith, wife of General
Beckwith,
Mrs. E, Ingress BeU, wife of E,
Ingress Bell, architect, and
famUy,
Mrs, Bellasis, wife of the late
Mr, Sergeimt Bellasis, '.and
family, (1850,)
Mrs, Bengough.
Miss Bengough,

THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY (LADIES).

55

Miss Ann Eliza Benton, formerly
sister of the Anglican sister
hood of St, Ethelreda, (1874,)
Miss Fanny EUzabeth Benton,
(1875,)
Miss Honoria Berwicke, a sister
of Charity,
Mrs, Richard Digby Beste, of
Botleigh Grange, Hants,
Mrs, John BetheU, daughter of
R, Abraham, architect,(1847,)
Miss Jane Rose BetheU (now
Mrs, F, P, Koe),
The late Miss Louisa Mary
BetheU.
Miss CoraUe Mary Bethell, a
nun ; and Superioress of the
Convent of the Holy ChUd,
St. Leonard's-on-Sea,
Mrs, Robert V, Bethell (nee
Ravenscroft), (1875,)
Mrs, Hugh Nicholas Fitzgerald
Bethell (nee O'CaUaghan).
(1878,)
Mrs, Bevan, of Queen's Gate
Miss BickiieU, (1847.)
Mrs, BilUngton, -wife of Major
B, BUlington, (1877,)
Mrs, Bishop, -wife of Charles
Bishop, registrar of the Ox
ford County Court.
Miss Bishop, her daughter.
Mrs, Bishop {nee O'Connor
Morris),
Mrs, Blake," of Crigg Castle,
Galway,
Miss Blount.
Mrs, Blunt, of Crabbets, near
Crawley, Sussex,
Miss Blunt, daughter of the
Consul at Smyrna,
Mrs, Blunt,
Mrs, Blyth,
Mrs. Blythe, wife of Captain
Blythe,
Mrs, W, Bocock, of KirtUng,
Newmarket,
Mrs, Boetler, wife of Captain
Boetler.

Mrs, Bolton,
The Misses Bond, four daughters
of the late William Bond, of
St, Mawgan, Cornwall, all
nuns.
Miss Emma Boniface,
Miss Sarah Bool, (1845,)
Mrs, Boon,
Mrs, Booth, of Ashby Manor,
Lincoln,
Mrs, Bostock, of Cheltenham.
The Misses Bostock.
The late Mrs. H. Bowden (nie
Burgoyne), wife of the late
Captain H, Bowden.
The late Miss Bowden, a nun.
Miss Emily Bowden,
Mrs, BownaU, (1846,) ,
Mrs, Boyce, of Cheltenham.
Mrs. Digby Boycott, senior.
Mrs. Essex Digby Boycott,
Madame Mabel Digby Boycott,
a nun,
Mrs, Boylan,
Mrs, Hamilton Bradford,
Miss Bradley,
The Misses Bradley, of Newtown,
Queen's County,
Miss Braine, of Buckf ast Abbey,
Devonshire,
Mrs. Brenan, wife of Colonel
Brenan, of Clontarf, Dublin,
Mrs, W, H, Brenan, of Cool-
ba-wn. Castle Comer,
Mrs, Brewer, and family.
Mrs, Bridgeman, of Frogmore,
Herefordshire,
Miss Sarah Brigstocke.
Mrs, Brine, -wife of Colonel
Brine, R,E,, the Balloonist,
Miss Bristow, daughter of
Captain Bristow,
Miss F, Bristow, ditto,
Mrs, Brown, wife of Captain
David Brown, 14th Light
Dragoons,
Miss Tatton Browne.
Mrs, Buckle, -wife of Colonel
Buckle,
Mrs, Hardcastle Burder,

56

CONVERTS TO EOME.

Mrs, Burnand, wife of Francis
Cowley Burnand, Editor of
Punch, and family.
Miss Burnett,
Mrs, Burns, wife of James
Burns, publisher, and family,
Mrs, Hill Burton,
Mrs, Butler (itee Thompson),
wife of Colonel Butler, and
painter of " The RoU Call."
Mrs. G. R. Buttemer.
Mrs. CahUl, wife of Major
Cahill, Bombay Staff Corps.
Mrs. Minton Campbell, wife of
the member for North Staf
fordshire.
Mrs. Campbell, wife of Eobert
Campbell, Advocate and J.P.
for Ayrshire, and family.
Mrs. Cannon, wife of General
Cannon, of Folkestone,
The Misses Cannon, her daugh-
Mrs, Carey-Elwes, (1874,)
Miss Carnegie,
Mrs, Casson, wife of Captain
Casson, 5th West Yorks,
MUitia,
Mrs. Henry Caulfield.
Miss Chambers, formerly Mo-
ther-Eldress of the Davenport
Sisters, under Miss Sellon ;
now a nun.
Miss Sarah Chandler,
Miss Chandless, daughter of the
Q,C., a nun.
The late Mrs, Caroline Chis
holm (the Emigrant's Friend),
wife of Major Archibald
Chisholm.
Miss Chisholm, sister of Jlrs,
Gray, wife of E, D, Gray,
M,P,, late Lord Mayor of
Dublin,
Mrs, Cholmeley, of Brandsby
Hall, Yorkshire,
Mrs, Christie, of Stanley Cres
cent, Netting Hill,
Mrs, Osborne Christmas, wife of
W, A, Osborne Christmas,

Miss G, Veronica Christmas.
Miss ChurchUl, daughter of
Major-General ChurchiU,
Mrs, Lane Clarke, of Guernsey,
Miss Lane Clarke.
Miss H, S, Clarke,
Mrs, Clarke, wife of Dr, C H,
Clarke,
Mrs, Clavering, of Callaly,
Mrs, H, Clayton, of Ingatestone.
Mrs, Charles CUffe.
Mrs. Clifford, of Came, Co,
Cavan.
Mrs, Coates, of Eeigate,
Miss Margaret Wyatt Cobb,
Mrs, H, C Cobbold, and famUy.
(1880,)
Mrs, W, Codrington, of Wrough-
ton House, Swindon,
Mrs, CoUard, -wife of Captain
CoUard, of Walthamstow,
Mrs, Comyn, of Plymouth,
Miss Agnes Colthurst. (1878.)
Mrs. ConoUy, a nun.
Mrs. Constett (nee Kerr, daugh
ter of Lord Charles Kerr),
and ten children.
Mrs. Constable,
Mrs, Conway.
Miss Cook, of St. James's Square,
Netting HiU.
Miss Henrietta Cook. (1862.)
Miss Helen Sophia Cook, (1862,)
Miss Harriet Cook, (18i)2,)
Mrs, Cooper, wife of Colonel
Moore Cooper,
Mrs, Moss Cooper, sister of
John AValter, M.P,, of the
Times.
Mrs. Cooper, wife of John
Cooper, surgeon,
Mrs. Cooper, A\-ife of WilUam
Cooper, surgeon.
Mrs. Copeland, wife of Dr,
Copeland, of Cheltenham,
l\Ivs. J. Corry (nee Jar-vis).
Miss Ellen Cottam.
Miss Attwell Coxon, of Hon<T
Kong.
Mrs. Cracroft-Amccitts, wife of

THB NOBILITY AND GENTEY (lADIES).

57

Colonel Weston Cracroft-
Amcotts, of Walcott Hall.
(1870,)
Mrs, J, Young Craig, and her
three sons,
Mrs, Crawford, wife of Dr.
Crawford, and family.
Mrs, Crispin, wife of Admiral
Crispin, Captain of the Queen's
Yacht.
Miss Alberta Crispin, her daugh
ter, and godchUd of the Queen.
Miss Victoria Crispin, ditto,
ditto.
Miss Cross,
Mrs, Crowe, wife of Captain
Crowe, of Folkestone,
Miss Constance Croxton.
Mrs, CuUen,
Mrs, CulUn, -wife of J, E, CulUn,
of Warwick Gardens, Ken
sington, W,
Mrs, CuUington (nSe Bradley),
Mrs, Curling, wife of Admiral
CurUng.
Mrs, James Cnrran, of Dublin,
a quaker,
Mrs. Bertram Currie,
Miss Curtis, a nun.
Mrs, Dakins, (1848.)
Miss Danvers, of Chislehurst,
Mrs, D'Arcy, -wife of Colonel
D'Arcy, late Govemor of the
Falkland Islands.
Mrs, H, Warren Darley,
Mrs, Darnell, "wife of Captain
W. N, DameU.
Mrs, Charles Damley, sister of
the Rev, H. Gates, of St,
Dominic's Priory, Haverstock
Hill, N,W,
The Misses Dashwood, daughters
of Admiral Dashwood,
Mrs. C F, Dashwood, of St,
Michael's Torre, Devonshire,
Mrs, Davidson, wife of Captain
Da-vidson, of Folkestone,
Mrs, J, C De Castro, of
Woodend,
Mrs, de Colyar,

Mrs, Delane, of Rotherham,
Miss Delane, her daughter.
Mrs. P. Delaney, of Newtown,
Queen's County,
Mrs, Evelyn Dering, wife of
Evelyn J, H, Dering,
Mrs, Emma Cordelia Dering,
-wife of Evelyn Heneage
Dering,
Miss De-vitt, daughter of Dr,
Devitt,
Miss D'Eyncourt, (1847,)
Miss Louisa P, Dick, daughter
of the late George Stuart
Dick, of Edith Lodge, St,
Lawrence, Isle of Thanet,
and granddaughter of the
late General G, Dick, Bengal
Ao-my.
Miss Dixon, daughter of General
Dixon, a nun.
Mrs. Dobson, wife of W. E,
Dobson, J,P,, of The Park,
Nottingham,
Miss Dobson, her daughter,
Mrs, M, Dolman, -wife of Mar
maduke Dolman, barrister-at-
law, and daughter of Major
Wand, late of Chester Court
and Manston HaU, Yorkshire,
Mrs, Dorat, -wife of Colonel
Dorat,
Mrs, Dougham, of Orrel Park,
Adntree,
Mrs, J, D, Douglas, of Benares,
Miss Du Boulay, of Torquay, a
nun,
Mrs. Duff,
Miss Duke, (1846,)
Mrs, Dunlop, -wife of Admiral
Dunlop,
Mrs, George Dunn, of Harley
Street, Cavendish Square, W,
Mrs, Archibald Dunn.
Miss Maude Dunn.
The Misses Durnsford,
Mrs, C D, Dyatt,
Mrs, W, Eamshaw, of Rother
ham, mother of Rev. Father
J, Eamshaw,

58

CONVEETS TO EOME,

The Misses Eamshaw, her
daughters,
Mrs, Eaton, wife of Richard
Eaton, D,L,, barrister-at-law,
Mrs, Eaton, wife of Charles
O, Eaton, M,A,, Cambridge,
(I860,)
Mrs. AustinEdgar,of Kreithock,
Scotland.
The Misses Edgar, her daughters.
Miss Edmunds, of Rome,
Mrs, Egerton, "wife of Reginald
Arthur Egerton, of West
CromweU Road, S,W,
Mrs. Elden, sister of Mrs, Alfred
Gatty,
Miss Eliot. (1862.)
Madame Enriquez,
Mrs, Eyre,
Miss Caroline Eyre, (1849,)
Mrs, Farmer, "wife of Dr,
Farmer,
Mrs, Farren, wife of WUliam
Farren, the actor, and family.
Miss Fell, of Rotherham,
The late Mrs, T, A, FeUowes,
The Misses Fellowes, of Don-
nington Priory,
Mrs, Fennings, wife of Dr,
Fennings, and famUy,
Miss Elizabeth Anne Fernandez,
of Midford, (1880,)
Mrs, Ferrers,
Mrs, Ferrers, of Baddesley
Chnton,
Mrs, Fincham, wife of Dr,
. Fincham, and family,
Mrs, Finlason, wife of W, F,
Finlason, barrister-at-law,
Mrs, Firth, of Rotherham,
Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald, sister
of R, W, Penrose Fitzgerald,
of Corkbegg Castle, oo, Cork,
Miss Fitzgerald,
Miss Fitzgerald, daughter of
Dr, Fitzgerald,
Mrs, Flamstead, wife of Colonel
Flamstead,
Mrs, IMiles Fletcher,
Mrs, Sa-ville Foljambe, relative

of the late Lady MUton.
(1850,)
Miss Foljambe, (1850,)
Miss Christina Forbes, of In-
vernan.
Miss Mary Dominica Ford,
foundress of St, Margaret's
Home,
Mrs, Forster, -wife of General
Forster, late Secretary to His
Royal Highness the Duke of
Cambridge,
Mrs. Forster, wife of Dr. Thomas
Forster.
Mrs, Joseph FothergiU.
Mrs. John FottreU.
Miss Fountaine, daughter of
Andrew Fountaine, of Nar-
ford HaU, NorfoUi.
Mrs, Fowler, wife of Dr, Fowler,
of Cheltenham, and famUy.
(1880.)
The Misses Fowler, her daugh
ters, (1859,)
The late Mrs, G, Lane Fox,
daughter of General Slade,
(1867,)
Mrs, Fox, wife of Dr, C J, Fox,
and great niece of Madame
Guyon.
Miss Fox, daughter of Dt. Fox,
of Falmouth, a quaker, now a
nun.
Miss Sophia Fox,
Miss EUen France, built the
Catholic Church at Lea
mington.
Miss Mary Anne Franks, of
Midford. (1855.)
Miss Frazer, a Puseyite sister.
Miss Freme, daughter of Colonel
Freme.
Mrs. AVUUam Froude, sister-in-
law of the Historian,
Miss Froude, her daughter,
Mrs. Fuller, wife of the late
Captain Fuller, the sculptor.
(1873.)
Miss Galton, of Glengariffe,
Bournemouth,

THE NOBILITY AND GENTEY (lADIES).

59

Mrs, Gardiner, wife of Captain
Gardiner.
Mrs, Garnett, daughter of
Colonel F, H, Constance,
Mrs, Emma Cordelia Gates,
mother of the Rev, Father
H, Gates.
Miss Evelyn Adelaide Gates,
her daughter,
Mrs. Gavin, -wife of the late
Major Gavin, formerly M.P.
for Limerick,
Mrs, W, R, Ga-wthom, wife of
W, Reeves Gawthorn, (1849,)
Miss Gawthom, her daughter,
(1849,)
Miss Gayton, of Brighton, now
a Carmehte nun.
Miss Ehzabeth Mary George.
(1881,)
Miss Henrietta Mary George,
(1881,)
Miss Agnes Florence George,
(1881,)
JNIiss Gibeme, (1845.)
Mrs, Milner Gibson, "wife of the
former M.P,
Mrs, Glenie. (1846,)
Mrs, Warrie Glynn,
Mrs, Goldsmid, wife of Na
thaniel Goldsmid, M, A., Oxon.
Mrs. Goodlake.
Mrs. Goolden, wife of D, H.
Goolden, solicitor.
Miss Gordon, of Prince's Gate.
Miss A. M, Gordon, of Aber-
geldie,
Mrs, Gordon,
Miss Gordon,
The late Mrs, J, Gorman, mother
of the editor of " Rome's
Recruits," (1854,)
Miss Sarah Jane Gould, (1882.)
Mrs, Grace (nee Thistlewaite),
of Gracefield,
Mrs, Graham, of Wimboume,
Mrs, Douglas Cunningham
Graham,
Miss E, Cunningham Graham.
Mrs. Malcolm Grant,

Miss Grant,
Miss Kate Grant, the actress,
Mrs, Greata,
Mrs, Greatheed, of Prestbury,
Cheltenham,
Mrs, J, Green, of Leeds,
Mrs, Charles Martin Green, of
Newcastle-on-Tyne,
Mrs, Green (ra^e Biddulph), of
Co, Tipperary,
The Misses GrenfeU,
Mrs, Gretton, of Swindon Hall,
Gloucestershire,
Mrs, G, Gretton,
Mrs, Griffiths, wife of a J,P.
for CO, Tipperary,
Mrs. Grimshawe, wife of Samuel
Grimshawe J,P, of Erwood
Hall, Lancashire, and family,
Mrs, Grisewood,
Mrs, Gwynne,
Mrs, HaUburton, wife of Captain
HaUburton.
Miss Haliburton, her daughter,
Mrs, Craigie Halkett, of Cra-
mond, Midlothian, N.B.
Mrs. Hall, daughter of the late
P, Newlands, of Glasgow,
Mrs, J, Hamer, daughter of C
Blake AUnatt, banister at-
law,
Mrs. Hamilton, "wife of the late
Captain J. F, C Hamilton,
R.N,
Miss Harden, daughter of the
late Colonel Harden,
Miss Harding, of St, Mary's
Church, Torquay,
Mrs. Hardwick, daughter of R,
Basset, of Cardiff,
Mrs, Harris, wife of Dr, Harris.
Miss Hartley, of Bayswater,
Miss Harvey, of Stockton.
MissFrancesHaywarden. (1849.)
Miss Hannah Hedley, a nun,
(1866,)
Miss Fanny Hedley, (1 866.)
Mrs, Hend-wiche, wife of Dr, W,
W, Hendwiche, of Rotherham,
Mrs, Heneage, (1846,)

60

CONVEETS TO ROME.

Miss Heneage. (1846.)
Miss Marguerite Henry, niece
of the late Sir Thomas Henry,
chief magistrate,
Mrs, Cosmo Hepburne,
Miss C Gordon Hepbume,
Mrs. Herbert, wife of G. Her
bert, barrister-at-law.
Miss Jane Hibbert,
Miss HUUard, grand niece of
Dr. Fergusson, formerly Phy
sician to Her Majesty Queen
Victoria ; a sister of Mercy.
Miss Cecilia HUUard, ditto ; a
nun at Baltimore, U.S.A.
Miss Hobbs, of Bristol,
Miss Hodgson, one of the An
glican Sisters who accom
panied the Cowley Fathers
to India.
Mrs. Hodson.
Mrs. Cashel Hoey, authoress
of " Life of Madame de la
Rochefoucault," etc.
Miss Holdsworth,
Miss Annie Emma Hohnes,
now a nun and canoness
of St, Augustine's, Bruges,
Belgium,
Mrs, Hope, of The Hermitage,
Torquay,
Mrs, David Boyce Hope, of
Dumfriesshire, N,B, (1868,)
Miss K, E, Hope, her daughter,
(1868,)
Miss Flora Horn, daughter of
H, Horn, some time Recorder
of Hereford ; a nun,
Mrs, Hornby, wife of Edward
Owen Hornby, of The Brook,
Fareham, Hants, and 54, Port
land Place, W, (1868,)
Mrs. John Hostage, of Chester,
Mrs, Houldsworth, of Carrick
House, Ayr, (1872,)
Mrs, Hutchison, foundress of
St, Catherine's Convent,
Edinburgh,
Mrs, Inglefield, wife of Major
Inijlefield,

Mrs, Innes, wife of Lieutenant
Innes.
Mrs, D'Ajcy Irvine, wife of
Captain D'Arcy Irvine, E,N,
Mrs, Irwin, wife of P. D,
Irwin, of 18, Abingdon Street,
Westminster,
Mrs, Leonard Jackson,
Miss Jackson,
Miss Julia James, sister of the
late Edwin James, formerly
M,P. for Marylebone, a nun
at Hammersmith, W,
Mrs, Jarrett, wife of Colonel
Janett, (1848,)
Mrs. Jarvis, mother of the Eev.
Father Jarvis, of Rugby.
Miss Jarvis, her daughter.
Miss Edith Eva Jocelyn, of
Midford Castle, (1856,)
Mrs. Johnson, wife of G, F,
Johnson, late Consul at
Antwerp,
The Misses Johnstone, daughters
of Major Johnstone, of Folke
stone.
Mrs, Cleaves JolUffe,
Mrs, Owen Jones, "vrife of the
author of '' The Grammar of
Ornament,"
Mrs, Coventry Jones,
Mrs, Alexander Jones,
Miss ilary Jones, a CarmeUte
nun,
Mrs, Jones, wife of R, Jones,
Architect, of Ryde,
Miss Anne Joyce. (1855.)
^Irs. C A. Kavanagh, of Craigie
House, Carlow.
Miss Ida Kellv, daughter of
Mrs. H. C Mdlage, of Paris,
Mrs, Keon, daughter of Alajor
Hawkes, and wife of the late
Hon, Miles Gerald Keon,
Colonial Secretary at Ber
muda,
Miss Louisa Kerby, daughter of
the Recorder of Mavfield.
Mrs, T, Kerrick of Hariestone
House, Norfolk,

THE NOBILITY AND GENTEY (LADIES).

61

Mrs, Elizabeth Augustine King,
wife of the late Dr, Richard
King, Polar Traveller,
Miss Elizabeth King, daughter
of Richard King, of the
Ordnance Department ; now
editing the Angelus 2Iaga-
z'uie.
Miss Martha King,
Miss Isabelle Lichfield King, a
Sister of Mercy,
Miss Agnes Anne Mal thy Kirby,
of Midford (1881,)
Mrs, Lamb, -wife of S, B, Lamb,
solicitor, of London,
Mrs, Richard Lamb,
Mrs, Lamb, -wife of Francis
Lamb, barrister-at-law.
Miss Lamb, her daughter,
Mrs, Lambe, (1845,)
Miss Lambe, (1845,)
Mrs, Lambert,
Mrs, Lamberth,
The Misses Lamprell, daughters
of Captain T, G, LampreU.
Mrs, Lance,
Mrs, Langdon, of Boulogne.
Miss Langston, foundress of an
Anglican Sisterhood,
Mrs, Munay Lane, wife of H,
Murray Lane, Chester Herald
in Her Majesty's CoUege of
Arms,
Mrs, Charles Leveson Lane,
Miss Flora La-vie.
Miss Helen Ann Law, a Sister
of Mercy,
Mrs, EUzabeth Law, a nun,
Mrs. Edmund Law.
Mrs, Law, wife of Captain Law,
R,N, (1852,)
Miss Law, her daughter, (1852,)
Miss Layton, of Taunton,
Mrs, Layton, wife of C Temple
Layton, of the Croft, Mitcham,
and three children, (1882,)
Miss Frances M, G, Leeson,
Mrs, Le Mesurier.
The Misses Le Mesurier.
Mrs, Leslie,

The Misses Leslie, both nuns,
Mrs, Archibald Leslie,
Miss Helena Lever,
Miss Julia Lever,
Mrs, Owen Le-wis, wife of H,
Owen Lewis, formerly M,P,
for Carlow,
Mrs, Lewis (formerly Mrs,
Spedding), of Lake Bank,
Ambleside,
Mrs, Lewis, -wife of Henry
Lewis, jeweller, of New Bond
Street, W, (1881,)
Mrs, Littledale, of Stoke HUl,
Guildford,
The Misses Lloyd, of Torquay,
Mrs, Locke, wife of Major
Locke, son of General and
Lady Matilda Locke,
Miss Lockyer, daughter of
Captain Lockyer, R,N,
Mrs, Longueville, -wife of
Thomas Longueville, J,P.
of Oswestry,
Mrs, Lucas, wife of Frederick
Lucas, B,A,, sometime M,P,
for Meath, and editor of the
Tablet J- a quaker,
Mrs, Lucas, mother of Frederick
Lucas, B,A,
Mrs, Lucas, wife of Captain
Lucas,
Mrs, Lynch, wife of Charles
Lynch, J,P, of Petersburg,
Galway,
Miss Lyons, daughter of Captain
Lyons, R,N,
Miss C M, Mabley,
Mrs. G, MacDonald, (1853,)
Mrs, C E, MacDougall, daughter
of Colonel J, Jackson, Madras
Army,
Mrs, Mack, of Paston HaU,
Norfolk.
Miss Mackintosh.
Mrs, Maguire, wife of Major
Maguire, of Cheltenham,
Mrs, Mainwaring.
Mrs, John Malcolm,
Miss Mallet, daughter of Hugh

62

CONVERTS TO HOME.

Mallet, of Ash House, North
Devon,
Miss Mallook, sister of the
essayist, and niece of J, A,
Froude, the historian.
Mrs, Mann, of Rotherham,
Mrs, Manners, wife of Admiral
Manners, F,R,S,
Miss Manners, her daughter,
Mrs, Marriage, a quaker.
Mrs, Martin, -wife of the late
Major Martin,
Miss Barbara Martin, daughter
of Captain G, Bohun Martin,
R,N,
Mrs, Masters, wife of G, W,
Masters, of Duncan House,
Deptford.
Mrs. John Matthews.
Mrs. Arthur Maude,
Madame Maurel (nie Mackay),
daughter of the late John
Mackay, banker, of Inverness,
N,B,
Mrs, Mayhearne,
Mrs, McAvoy, of Acton, and
her three children.
The late Rev, Mother Mary
Patrick McCreath, of the
Convent of Mercy, Crispin
Street, Spitalfields,
Mrs, McChristie, wife of the
City Re"vising Barrister,
Mrs, Malcolm Laing Meason,
wife of M, Laing Meason,
late of the 10th Hussars,
Miss Laing Meason, a nun,
Mrs, MeUiuish,
Mrs, Mends, "wife of the late
Captain Mends, R,N,
Mrs. Middleton.
Miss Middleton, a nun.
Mrs. Francis MUes, widow of
clerk in Admiralty, (1867,)
Mrs, Ohve MiUer, of Dundee,
N,B,
Mrs, Miller, of Panmure House,
Forfarshire, N,B,
Mrs, Harriet CMillage, wife of
an English .Journalist m Paris,

Mrs, R, MiUs,
Miss Charity Moger, of Mid
ford. (1848.)
Miss CaroUne Moger. (1848,)
Miss Maria Marina Moger,
(1852,)
Mrs, ^lonteith, of Carstairs.
Mr<. Moore, wife of W, H,
Moore, surgeon, of Wood-
bridge, and family.
Miss Moore, of Folkestone.
Miss Mordaunt, sister of the
Rev, WUfrid Mordaunt, S,J,
Miss Morgan, of Bridgend,
Glamorganshire,
Mrs, Morgan, late of Wolver
hampton,
Miss Am aha Zila Henrietta
MuUer, (1879,)
Mrs, MuUins, wife of Colonel
MuUins. (1881.)
Miss Munroe, of Seymour Street,
London, W,
Miss Maria Anne Murphy.
(1844,)
Miss Jane Murphy, (1847,)
Miss Murray, Anglican Sister
at Oxford,
Mrs, De Lacy Nash, niece of
General De Lacy.
Mis. Newnham, "wife of Captain
F, G, Newnham, of the Indian
Army, (1878,)
Mrs, Nichols, wife of Dr,
Nichols.
Miss Nicholson.
Mrs. O'Brien, wife of J, H,
Archer O'Brien, M,R,I.A.
Jliss O'Brien. (1840.)
Mrs. OConnell, wife of Daniel
O'ConneU, late M.P. for
Tralee,
Mrs, Oddie, of Colney House,
Herts.
Miss Georgina Oddie, her
daughter,
jMiss Katherine Oddie, ditto,
Mrs, O'Flaherty, wife of An
thony O'Flaherty, formerly
M,P, for Galway,

THE NOBILITY AND GENTEY (lADTES).

63

Mrs, O'Grady, of Onslow
Square,
Miss Alice O'Hanlon, of Man
chester,
Mrs, O'NeU, of Rotherham,
Mrs, G, S, OttyweU, a Baptist,
Miss Palk,
Mrs. Paravacini, wife of the
Bursar Oxford,
Mrs, Anne Parfitt, mother of
the Right Rev, Monsignor
Parfitt, D,D, (I860,)
Miss Anna Maria Theodosia
Parfitt, her daughter. (1854,)
Miss Susan Dinah Aloysia
Parfitt, ditto, (1854,)
Mrs, Parfitt, -wife of John Parfitt,
brother of the Monsignor, and
sis chUdren, (1867,)
Mrs, Parfitt, -wife of WUUam
Parfitt, the Monsignor's uncle,
(1818,)
Miss Agneta Aurelia Parfitt,
niece to Monsignor Parfitt,
(1864,)
Miss Margaret Anne Parfitt,
ditto. (1864.)
Miss Ada Eugenia Parfitt, ditto.
(1864.)
Miss Agneta Aureha Parfitt,
their aunt. (1854.)
Mrs. Partridge, "wife of the late
Professor Partridge, of New
Street, Spring Gardens, her
three sons and four daughters.
Miss Pasco, of Plymouth.
Mrs. Payne, of CromweU Place,
and two chUdren.
Miss Emma Pearson, nurse of
the Red Cross Society in 1870,
Mrs. Pearson, and family.
Miss PenueU, daughter of Ad
miral PenneU,
Mrs, Penrice, wife of Dr. Penrice,
Miss Mary Anne Agnes Perry,
of Midford. (1878.)
Mrs. PhUUps, wife of R, B,
PhiUips, M,A. Oxon, and
D.L, of Longworth, Hereford,

The Misses Pierson, of Folke
stone, nuns,
Mrs, J, Bourne Binder, daughter
of the late Andrew Bathgate,
of Liverpool,
Mrs. Pitman, wife of Dr, Pit
man, of Highgate, and her
four children.
Miss Plomer,
Miss Plues, superior of Ladies'
Home of Kensington Square.
(1866.)
Mrs. Plummer, of Plymouth,
Mrs, de la Pole,
Mrs, Ruscombe Poole, wife of
J, Ruscombe Poole, solicitor,
(1846,)
The Misses Poole, (1841,)
Miss Poole, daughter of C H.
Poole, B,L, Oxon, a nun.
Miss L, Poole, ditto, a nun.
Miss E, Poole, ditto, a nun.
Miss Edith Potter, daughter of
the former M.P. for Rochdale.
Miss Ann Potter, of Tuam.
(1852.)
Mrs, Powell, daughter of Captain
J, Lumsden, of Clova, Aber
deenshire,
Miss Prestwich, sister of Pro
fessor Prest"wich, F,R,S,
Mrs, Lenox Prendergast, "wife
of Colonel Lenox Prender
gast, and daughter of NeU
Malcolm,
Miss Edith Price,
Mrs, Priestman, of Benwell
House, Newcastle-on-Tyne,
Mrs, C Pritchard.
Mrs, Pugin, "wife of Augustus
Welby Pugin, the architect,
Mrs, R. Lyndsey Dillon PurceU.
Mrs, Pybus, and family.
Miss Maude Pynsent, daughter
of the Hon, Mr, Justice
Pynsent, D,C.L,, a Bene
dictine nun.
Miss Katie Pynsent, ditto.
Miss Louisa Radclifle, of More-
hampton House, Donnybrook.

64

CONVEETS TO EOME.

Mrs, Eadley, of Lambute
Grange,
Mrs, Eam (nie Casamayor) , "wife
of Stephen Eam, D,L, of
Eamsfort, Gorey,
Mrs, George Dalhousie Eamsay,
Miss Easche, of Blanford Square,
London,
Mrs, Eawes,
The Misses Eawes,
Miss Rawlinson, daughter of a
pohce magistrate,
Mrs, Eedman, mother of the
Eev, Dr, Eedman, of Brent
ford, (1864,)
The Misses Eedman, her daugh
ters, both sisters of Charitv of
St, Vincent de Paul, (1864,)
Miss Eeynolds, of Eotherham,
Mrs, Eeginald Eeynolds,
Miss Anne Eeynolds,
Mrs, Ehetigan, (1848,)
Miss Anne Ricketts, (1861,)
Mrs, Riley,
Miss Riley,
Miss Rivaz,
Miss M, Roberts, daughter of
the late W, Roberts, of Har
borne Hall,
Miss Robertson, formerly an
Anglican Sister at Clewer ; a
nun.
Miss Harriet Robinson,
Miss F, Robinson,
Miss Rogers, daughter of the
late Francis Newman Rogers,
Q,C,, Recorder of Exeter,
Miss Rokeby, of Arthingworth
Manor, Northamptonshire,
Miss Ne-viUe Eolfe,
Mrs, Eose,
Miss Eose,
Miss Eose, of Edge Hill, Liver
pool,
Miss Eosenthal, a Jewess,
Mrs, W, A, Eoss,
Miss Eossiter.
Mrs, Eudge,
Mrs. H. EumbaU, daughter of
the late C Simpson Hanson,

and wife of Henry EumbaU,
Treasurer to H,B,M. Supreme
Consular Court, at Constanti
nople, and her five chUdren,
Mrs, Eyan, -wife of the late Dr,
Eyan, 56th Eegiment,
Mrs, Edward Eyley, niece of Dr.
Priestly, and her three sons.
Miss Eyley, her daugher, a nun,
Mrs, T, H, Salt, -wife of Lieu
tenant-Colonel Salt, late of the
Eoyal ArtUlery, (1880,)
Miss Fanny Samler, daughter of
the late Major Samler.
Mrs, W, Sankey, wife of W,
Sankey, M.A,, Cambridge, and
her two sons.
Miss Sankey, her daughter,
Mrs. Sass, -wife of Dr, E, E, Sass,
Miss Saunders, of AU Saints,
Margaret Street, W,
Mrs, Sydney Savory,
Mrs, Say, wife of Lieutenant
Thomas Say, Bombay Army,
and her two sons.
Miss Say, her daughter.
Mrs, A. St. John ScaUy, wife of
Lieutenant ScaUy, her three
sons, and three daughters
Mrs. Schenk, of Brighton,
Miss Scott, late Abbess of Perth
Protestant Convent.
Miss Scott, (1850.)
Miss SeweU. (1.S46.)
Miss Farm)' A. Seymour, daugh
ter of G. E, Seymour, of Forest
HiU, Wmdsor,
Mrs. Shakespeare, wife of Colonel
Shakespeare, E.E.
Miss Shakespeare, her daughter,
INIiss Shapter, daughter of Dr,
Shapter, of Exeter, and sister
of the Eev. W. Shapter, S.J. ;
a Poor Clare.
Mrs. Shea, wife of Alexander B.
Shea, barrister-at-law.
Mrs. Shelton, wife of Captain
Shelton.
The IMisses Shepheard, daughters
of Dr. Shepheai-d.

THE NOBILITY AND GENTEY (LADIES).

65

Mrs. Shepherd, wife of Dr. P.
Shepherd, of Eichmond.
Miss Sherrington, of Bayswater.
Miss Shipman, a nun,
Mrs. Walter Shirley.
Miss Emily J, Sims. (1850.)
Miss S. A Sims, (1851,)
Mrs, Slade, wife of General Slade.
(1867.)
Mrs. Sloane, of VUla Medicea,
Florence,
Miss F. Smee, sister of the Eev.
Richard Smee, a Dominican
lay brother, (1867.)
Mrs. Rutherford Smith.
Miss Smith.
Miss Soames, of Imham Hall,
Grantham.
Mrs. J. A. Songe, daughter of
Colonel Haffe, of Wigtown
shire.
Miss M. A. Sparks, sister of E. A.
Sparks, barrister-at-law.
Mrs. John Sparrow,
Miss Margaret Speid, of Forneth,
Miss Spicer, of Spy Park, Wilts.
Mrs, Abraham Staley, of Burton-
on-Trent, and six chUdren,
Mrs, Stanfield, "wife of the Royal
Academician.
Mrs. G. C. Stanfield.
Mrs. G, Stanley,
Miss Stanley, of Paris.
Mrs. Geoffrey St, Aubyn.
Mrs. Staunton, wife of Captain
R. Lynch Staunton, of the
Galway MiUtia.
Mrs, Staunton, wife of George
L3mch Staunton, J.P. andD.L.
Mrs. John Stewart, of BaUechin.
Miss Murray Stewart.
Mrs. Stewart, wife of Colonel
Stewart, of Folkestone, and
sister of St, Catherine's Angli
can Convent, Folkestone.
Miss AJice Stewart, her daugh.
ter, ditto.
Mrs. StUlweU, -ivife of the late
Edward StiUweU, of the War
Offlce.

Mrs, St, John, wife of Lieutenant
, St, Andrew St, John, R,N,
Mrs. Stokes, wife of S, N, Stokes,
B,A,, H.M, Inspector of
Schools,
Mrs, Story, wife of Admiral
Story.
Miss E, Stotler, of Newcastle-on-
Tyne,
Mrs. Charles Strickland.
Mrs. Stuart,
Miss Stuart, Anglican Sister at
Oxford,
Superioress and Six Sisters
St, Mary's Protestant Priory
Hackney, all now CathoU
nuns.
Miss Surtrees, of Hamsterley
HaU, Durham, (1870,)
Mrs, Sutcliffe, wife of the late
Hirectorof Public Instruction,
Bengal,
Mrs, J. M. Sweetman.
The late Miss M. F. Tadman, a
nun and Superioress of Our
Lady of Mercy, Alderney,
Mrs, Reginald 'Talbot, of Rhode
HiU,
Miss Mary Jane Taylor, of Cot
tles, WUts. (1874,)
Mrs, Tebay, wife of Dr, Tebay,
Mrs. Teevon, wife of Michael
Teevon, surgeon, of Gloucester
Terrace, W.
Mrs, Teevon, wife of John
Teevon, of Westboume Ter
race, W,
Miss 'Temple, daughter of Ad
miral Temple, of Truro,
Miss Temple, an East Grinstead
sister,
Mrs. Edward Temple (nee Gra
ham).
Mrs, John Tharpe,
Miss Thewles,
Mrs, Lynal Thomas, daughter of
the late Captain Marryat,
R,N,, the novelist.
Miss M. Thomas, a nun.
Miss F. Thomas, a nun, 5

66

CONVEETS TO EOME.

Miss Alicia Thomas, daughter of
Dr, Thomas, of Horsham,
(1882,)
Mrs. Thompson, -wife of T, J,
Thompson, and mother of the
painter of the " Roll CaU,"
Mrs, Thwaites, of Blackbum,
Mrs, Tigou, -wife of Herbert
Tigou, architect.
Mrs. TiU, wife of F, TiU, soU
citor, of Folkestone,
Mrs, Topham, wife of Dr, Top-
ham.
Mrs, Harrington Trevelyan,
Mrs, Trevelyan, wife of the late
Colonel Trevelyan, 60th Rifles.
Miss Ada Trevelyan, her daugh
ter,
Mrs. Trevor, daughter of General
Trevor, of Plymouth, and "wife
of Brigadier-General Wilham
Cosmo Trevor, CB,
The late Mrs, Trotter, wife of
Charles Trotter, of WoodhUl,
J,P. and D,L, for Perthshire,
Mrs, WilUam Scott Tucker,
Mrs. Twycross, of Gorton Lodge,
Clapham Common, S.W,
Mrs, 'Twyman, of Rugely,
Mrs, Tylee, "wife of General Tylee,
Miss Mary Ellen Tylee, (1874,)
Mrs, Uniacke, "wife of the late
CaptainUniacke,Rifle Brigade.
Mrs, Francis Gregor Urquhart,
Miss Vale, of Great Malvern,
Miss Vernon, (1870,)
Miss Vinall, a Dominican nun.
Miss A, Vinall, Anglican sister
at Oxford,
Miss Vinning, the singer,
Mrs, M, Voyle, wife of General
Voyle,
Mrs, Weston Erskine Wadley,
Mrs, Walcott, wife of Colonel
Walcott,
Mrs, Walford, wife of J, Berry
WaKord, barrister-at-law, a
son and a daughter.
Miss Walkess.
Mrs, Wallace, and family.

Miss Corry Wallace, daughter of
Colonel WaUace,
Mrs, Wallenger,
Mrs, Frederick Goulbourne Wal
poie,
Miss CaroUne Walsh, of Lower
Wick House, near Worcester,
Mrs, Walshe, "wife of Captain
Walshe,
Miss Nona Warburton.
Mrs, Ward, wife of the late Dr,
Ward, M,P, for Galway,
Miss Jane Mary Ward, of Mid
ford (1856,)
Miss WardeU, wife of W. W,
WardeU, the architect,
Mrs, WardeU, her sister-in-law.
Mrs. Waring.
Mrs, Wasteneys, -wife of W,
Wasteneys, barrister-at-law,
Mrs, John Birchley Watts,
Mrs, John Watts, of Chester.
Mrs. Waylen,
Miss Edith Waylen,
Miss EUzabeth Waylen,
Miss H, Weale,
Miss, Wellesley,
Mrs, Welman, wife of Charles
C Noel Welman, of Norton
Manor, Taunton, (1850,)
Miss West, sister of J, R, AVest,
of Alscot Park,
Miss Sara West, (1880,)
Miss Charlotte EUzabeth West.
(1881,)
Miss EUzabeth Anne West,
(1881,)
Miss Florence Anne West,
(1881,)
Miss Cecilia Georgina West,
(1881,)
Miss Ellen Mary AVest (1881.)
Miss Georgina AmeUa AVest.
(1881,)
Miss AVhalley,
Miss Rose Agnes AVhite, of Mid
ford, (1882,)
Miss Edith Whitfield.
Mrs. WUde, wife of Captain
Wilde.

RELATIVES OF CLERGYMEN (lADIES).

67

Miss Wildman, daughter of
Colonel WUdman.
Miss WilUams, an East Grin
stead sister ; now a nun.
Mrs. Wihner, wife of the late
Lieutenant-Colonel Wilmer,
8th Hussars,
Mrs, Wilson, wife of Charles E,
P, Wilson, of Kelso, N,B,
Miss Wilson, Anglican sister at
Oxford ; now a Dominican
nun.
Miss Windeyer (1850),
Mrs, Martha Wingham, (1876),
Miss Agnes Anna Wingham, a
Protestant nun, (1874,)
The Misses Winthrop, daughters
of Captain Hay Winthrop,
R,N,
Mrs, Withers, -wife of T, Y,
Withers, soUcitor.
Miss Wood. (1845).
Mrs. Munday Wood,
Mrs, Woodroffe, wife of F. H.
Woodroffe, Indian District
Judge.
Mrs, Woodroffe, wife of J. S.
Woodroffe, barrister-at-law.

Mrs. Woolett, of Stratford,
Mrs, Woolett, wife of George
Woolett, J,P,
Mrs, Francis Wootten, wife of
the late Dr, Wootten, of Ox
ford, and matron of H,E,
Cardinal Newman's school,
Edgbaston, Birmingham,
Mrs. Wordsworth, the lady who
sur"vived the wreck of the
Strathmore.
Mrs, H, Wordsworth,
Mrs, Workman, wife of Walter
Workman, M,A,, Oxon,
Mrs, Wyse, wife of anaval officer.
Miss Yarmouth,
Miss Yates, (1850),
Mrs, Yeatman, wife of Pym
Yeatman, barrister-at-law, and
family.
Miss Young.
Miss E, Young.
Miss LiUian Younge, daughter
of the late Major Younge,
H,E,LC,S,
Miss OUve Younge, ditto
Mrs, Younger, of Haggerstone
House,

RELATIVES OF CLERGYMEN (LADIES).

Mrs, AUeyne, -wife of the Rev,
Joseph AUeyne, M,A,, Oxon ;
and two sons.
Miss AUeyne, her daughter.
Mrs. AUies, -wife of the Rev. T.
W, Allies, M,A,, late chaplain
to the Lord Bishop of London.
Mrs. Anstice, -wife of the late
Rev. Joseph Anstice, M.A. of
King's CoUege, London.
Mrs. Arkwright,, -wife of the
Vicar of Latton, and four
daughters, one a nun.
Miss Armstrong, daughter of the
Rev. J. Armstrong, M.A.
Mrs. Arnott, -widow of a clergy-

The late Mrs. Babington, wife
of the Rev, Arthur Babing
ton, (1881),
Miss Babington, daughter of the
Rev, Arthur Babington, M,A,,
rector of Wanlip, Leicester
shire,
Mrs, Bacchus, daughter of the
late Rev, Professor Gumming,
M,A, of Trinity College,
Cambridge, and rector of
North Runcton,
Miss Fanny Barclay, sister of
the Rev, John Barclay, M,A,,
Hon, Can„^ of Chester,
Rural Dean, and vicar of
Runcorn, Cheshire,

68

CONVERTS TO EOME.

Miss Emma Barclay, ditto.
Mrs. Raymond Barker, wife of
nephew of the late Rev. Dr.
Pusey, and two sons (one a
Jesuit),
Miss Barker, her daughter.
Miss Bathurst, granddaughter
of the late Dr. Bathurst, Lord
Bishop of Norwich. (1848.)
Mrs, Beard, -wife of the Rev.
Edward Beard,
Mrs, BeUew, -wife of the late
Rev, J. C M, BeUew, S,C,L,,
Oxon, the celebrated elocu
tionist,
Mrs, Henry Bethell, daughter
of the Rev, A, J, Macleane,
¦ M,A,, editor of "Horace,"
etc, and first Principal of
Brighton CoUege, (1861),
Mrs, C, J, Bethell, daughter of
the late Charles J. Manning,
brother of H.E, Cardinal
Manning, (1850),
.M^rs, Bleckley, wife of a clergy
man, and her children,
Mrs. Bliss, wife of the late Rev,
W, Bliss, M,A,
Mrs, Blunt, wife of General
Blunt, and sister-in-law of
the vicar of Old Windsor,
Miss N, G. Blunt, niece of the
Rev. E, G, Kirwan Bro-wne.
Mrs. Blyth, wife of the Rev. F.
C Blyth, M.A,
Mrs. Clare Boulderson, -wife of
Captain Joseph Boulderson,
and daughter of the late Rev.
J. C M, BeUew, S,C,L.
Mrs. Boyce, wife of the Rev.
W. Boyce, M,A,, of Chelten
ham College,
Miss Alice Boynton, daughter
of the Rev, Griffith Boynton,
M.A,, rector of Bramiston,
Yorkshire,
Mrs, Brady, -wife of the Eev.
W, Maziere Brady, M,A,, late
Chaplain to the Lord-Lieu
tenant of Ireland, (1865,)

Mrs, Andrew Brown, cousin of
the late Bishop Forbes.
The late Mrs, Browne, wife of
Major Browne, and mother
of the Eev, E, G, Kirwan
Browne. (1846.)
Mrs. Bunowes, great grand
daughter of the late Most
Eev. Lord Decies, Archbishop
of Tuam.
Miss Ives Butcher, 4th daughter
of the late Lieutenant-
Colonel Butcher, E,E,I,C,S,,
cousin of the late Bishop of
Meath, and of the Provost of
King's College, Cambridge ; a
Congregationalist ; now a nun
at Bristol,
Miss Carnsew, sister-in-law- of
the Very Eev. Dean Cowie, of
Manchester.
Miss Carrington, daughter of a
clergyman.
The late Mrs, Cavendish, "wife
of the Eev, C W, Cavendish,
M,A., rector of Little Caster-
ton. (1850,)
Miss Laura Chesshire, daughter
of a clergyman,
Mrs. Chirol, "wife of the Eev. A.
Chirol,
Miss Julia Christian, daughter
of the Eev, W, B, Christian,
Milnto"wn, Eamsay, Isle of
Man ; a nun,
Mrs, Clarke, "wife of the Eev.
Prebendary Clarke, of Taun
ton. (1877.)
Miss Elsie Clarke, her daughter.
(1881.)
Mrs, Codd, wife of the Rev. E.
T, Codd, M,A,
The late Mrs, Coghlan, vrife of
the Rev, T, L, Coghlan, B.A,,
rector of Mourne Abbey
Cork,
Miss Coghlan, her daughter.
Miss Conway, daughter of a
clergyman.
Miss Conyers, a clergyman's

EELATIVES OF CLEEGYMEN (lADIES).

69

daughter, and Superioress of
St. Agnes's Home, Torquay.
Miss Courtney, sister of the
Protestant Bishop of Jamacia.
Mrs. Coventry, wife of the Rev.
John Coventry, M.A., rector
of Tywardreath, and grand
son of the Earl of Coventry.
Mrs. Dayman, wife of the rector
of ShUlingstone
Mrs. Dayman, mother of the
Rev. A. J. Dayman, M.A.,
rector of ShUlingstone.
Miss Helen Dayman, her
daughter.
Miss Fla-via Dayman, ditto
Mrs. Deacon, great grand
daughter of the late Most
Rev. Lord Decies, Archbishop
of Tuam,
Mrs. Deane, -wife of the Rev.
E. B. Deane, D.C.L., rector
of Lewknor. (1855). '
Mrs. De Burgh, -wife of the
late vicar of West Drayton.
Mrs. Dewar, -wife of the Rev.
Erskine Dewar, M.A,, rector
of Friesthorpe.
The Misses Douglass, sisters of
the Rev. Canon Douglass, of
St. Barnabas' Cathedral, Not
tingham. (1868).
Miss Earle, daughter of an Essex
-vicar.
Mrs. ElweU, -wife of a clergy
man.
Mrs. Fagge, wife of the Rev. J.
F. Fagge, B,A., vicar of Ash
ton Cantlow. (1877).
Miss Mary Fagge, her daughter,
a nun. (1877.)
Miss Fane, daughter of the Rev.
Prebendary Fane.
Mrs. Fish,' wife of the Rev.
Leonard Fish, a city clergy
man, and famUy. (1880).
Mrs. Fitzgerald, -wife of the
Rev. John Fitzgerald, -vicar
of Camden To-wn.
Miss Forbes, daughter of the

Rev. W. Forbes, late rector of
Manchester, Jamaica. (1878.)
Miss R. Forbes, her sister
(1878.)
Mrs. Forster, wife of the Rev.
C. J. P, Forster, M.A., curate
of Stoke Abbas.
Mrs. Freeman, wife of the Rev.
W. G. Freeman, of Plymouth.
Mrs. Galton, wife of the Rev.
J. L. Galton, M.A., rector of
St. SidweU's, Exeter.
Miss Garside, sister of the late
Rev. C. B, Garside, M,A.,
curate of AU Saints, Margaret
Street, W.
Mrs. Goldstone, -ndfe of the
Rev. W. Goldstone, M.A,
curate of St. Michael's, Wake
field.
Mrs. Grant, wife of a clergy
man.
Mrs. Grantham, wife of the
Rev. F. H. Grantham, curate
of Shnfold, Sussex.
Miss Gream, daughter of the
rector of Rotherfield.
Miss Hilda Gream, daughter
of the Rev. Nevill Gream,
HM. Inspector of Schools.
Mrs. Green, wife of the Rev.
Andrew Green, M.A., curate
of St. Paul's, Oxford.
Mrs. Gruggen, wife of the Vicar
of PocMington.
Mrs. Hall, wife of Charles
Hall, of Liverpool, son of
the late Rev. Charles Hall,
of Wadebridge, Cornwall.
(1851.)
Miss Hammond, granddaughter
of the late Archbishop of
Tuam.
Mrs. Hare, sister-in-law of the
Venerable Archdeacon Hare,
and daughter of Sir - J. D.
Paul, Bart.
Mrs. Harper, wife of the Rev.
S, B. Harper, M.A. (1851.)
Mrs. Haward, wife of Dr.

70

CONVEETS TO EOME.

Haward, and daughter of the
Very Rev, Dean of Lichfield.
Mrs, Hawker, wife of the late
Eev, E. S. Hawker, M.A,,
-ricar of Moorwinstow, Corn
waU ; and family, (1875,)
Miss Hayne, daughter of a
clergyman,
Mrs, Heathcote, wife of the late
Eev, W, B, Heathcote, M.A,,
FeUow of New College, Ox
ford, and Precentor of Salis
bury Cathedral,
Miss Margaret Hinson, daughter
of the late vicar of Horton,
Mrs, Home, wife of the Eev.
E, Home, M,A., vicar of St,
Lawrence, Southampton,
The Misses Home, her daugh
ters ; both nuns,
Mrs, Howell, wife of the Eev.
EusseU Howell, M.A., "vicar
of St, Veep, Cornwall,
Mrs, Hunnybun, -wife of the
Rev, W, M, Hunnybun, M,A,,
-vicar of BickernoUer,
Mrs, Hutchison, -wife of the Rev.
W, J, M, Hutchison, S,C,L,,
curate of St, Endellion, Corn
waU, (1851.)
Miss Hutchison, daughter of
the rector of Checkley,
Miss Jackson, daughter of the
Rev, Canon Jackson, a nun,
Mrs, Jerrard, wife of the Rev,
J, H. Jerrard, D.CL., fellow
and Examiner of London
University, (1851,)
Miss Jen-ard, her daughter,
(1851),
Mrs, Kynaston, wife of the
Rev, J, Knyaston, M,A,, and
daughter of the late John
Peel, M,P. for Tamworth,
Mrs, Laprimandaye, -wife of
the Rev, C J, Laprimandaye,
M,A,, rector of La"vington,
and sister of Mr, Hubbard,
M,P, ; and family, (1850,)
The late Mrs, Latham, "wife of

Mr, Justice Latham, of Bom
bay, daughter of the late Rev,
G, E, Hutchinson, M,A,, canon
of Chichester, and niece of
the Right Rev. Dr. Moberley,
Lord Bishop of SaUsbury.
Mrs, Lee, wife of the Rev, Dr.
F, G, Lee, -vicar of AU Saints,
Lambeth, S.E, (1881,)
Mrs. Linklater, -wife of a clergy
man,
Mrs. Little, wife of the Rev,
Sidney Hamilton Little, B,A,,
curate of St, Peter's, Bourne
mouth, and brother of the
Rev, Canon Knox Little ;
and famUy, (1881.)
The late Mrs, Lockhart, mother
of the Rev, W, Lockhart,
B,A, (1846),
The late Miss Lockhart, her
daughter, a nun. (1846,)
Mrs, Lord, wife of the Rev, F.
B. Lord, M.A., rector of
Farmborough, near Bath.
(1877.)
Mrs, LyaU, wife of the Rev, W.
H. LyaU, M.A,, late rector of
St, Dronis, Backchurch, City
of London,
Mrs, Mackinnon, daughter of
the Rev, W, Forbes, late rec
tor of Manchester, Jamaica,
and wife of the Rev, Camp
bell Mackinnon, B,A,, late
incumbent of Port Royal,
Jamaica, and late Chaplain
to the British Residency in
Lima, Peru ; and family,
(1878,)
Miss Wykeham Martin, daugh
ter of the Rev, R, Martin, of
Leeds Castle, Kent,
Miss Alice Wykeham Martin,
ditto.
Miss Mathews, daughter of a
clergyman, (1856,)
Mrs, Mayo, wife of the Rev,
Arthur Mayo, B.A,, V,C,, late
of the Indian Navy.

RELATIATES OF CLERGYMEN (lADIES).

71

Miss McGee, daughter of the
chaplain at Gibraltar, a nun.
The late Mrs, McLaurin, wife
of the Very Rev, W, C A.
McLaurin, Dean of Ross,
The late Miss V, McLaurin, her
daughter, a Franciscan nun,
Mrs, Merewether, wife of the
late Dean of Hereford,
The Misses Merewether, her
daughters,
Mrs, Metcalfe, -wife of John
Henry Metcalfe, son of Cap
tain Metcalfe, and grandson
of the rector of Kirkbride,
Cumberland,
Mrs. Mills, -wife of a Cornish
clergyman,
Mrs, Gordon MUne, -wife of the
late incumbent of St; James's,
Cupar, Fife. (1864.)
Mrs, Monro, -wife of the Rev,
W. C Monro, curate of St.
Paul's, Knightsbridge, and
two chUdren,
Mrs. Moody, -wife of the Rev.
R. Sadleic Moody, M.A.
(1855.)
Mrs. Nash, -wife of the Rev. F.
H. Nash, M,A,
Mrs. New, "wife of the Rev. F.
T. New, M,A,, cousin of the
late Lord Bishop of Lichfield
(Dr. Selwyn), and of thelate
Lord Justice Selwyn, (1847,)
Mrs, Newdigate, wife of the
late rector of Kirk Hallam,
and daughter of Rev, Griffith
Boynton, M,A,, rector of
Barmiston, Yorkshire ; and
family, (1875.)
The late Miss Northcote, daugh
ter of the Rev, S, Northcote,
a nun,
Mrs. O'Conor, "vrife of Denis
O'Conor, M,P. for SUgo, and
daughter of the Rev, W,
KeviU-Davies, of Croft Castle,
Hertfordshire.
Mrs. O'Mahoney, wife of C.

W, O'Mahoney, daughter of
Colonel Peisley L'Estrange,
and sister-in-law of the Most
Rev, Marcus Beresford, Pro
testant Archbishop of Armagh
and Primate of Ireland,
Mrs, Owen, wife of the Eev,
Canon Owen,
Mrs. Parsons, wife of the Rev.
D. Parsons, M,A,, authoress.
The Misses Perceval, daughters
of a clergyman ; one a nun.
Mrs. Lucy Phillips, wife of the
Rev, G, P, Phillips, and sister
of Dr, Vaughan, Master of
the Temple and Dean of
Llandaff,
Miss Gertrude PhUhps, her
daughter, a nun.
Miss PhUlpots, neice of the late
Right Rev, Dr, PhUlpots,
Lord Bishop of Exeter,
Miss Clara PhiUpots, the
Bishop's granddaughter,
Mrs, PoUen, wife of the Rev,
J. Hungerford Pollen, M.A.
(1852.)
Miss R, V. Pope, niece of
the Dean of Llandaff (Dr.
Vaughan).
Miss Pope, sister of the Rev.
W. Pope, B,A, (1856,)
Miss L, Pope,
Miss S, Pope,
Miss Pritchard, daughter of the
Rev. Professor Pritchard, a
nun,
Mrs, Pye, "wife of the Rev, J.
H. Pye, M,A., rector of Clif
ton Camp"ville, and daughter
of the late Right Eev, Dr,
Wilberforce, Lord Bishop of
Winchester,
Mrs, Eandolph, "wife of the
Eev. E, Eandolph, M,A,,
vicar of St, Clement's, Cam
bridge ; and family.
Miss Eeay, sister-in-law of the
rector of Eaithby, Lincoln
shire.

72

CONVERTS TO ROME.

Miss Redding, niece of the late
Right Rev, Dr, Wilberforce,
Lord Bishop of Winchester.
Mrs, Remington, wife of the
Rev, E, Remington, B,A,, late
rector of Kirkley, Suffolk,
Miss Remington, his sister.
Mrs. Rice, wife of the Rev,
Howard Rice, M,A,, vicar of
Sutton-Courtney,
The Misses Rodwell, daughters
of the rector of St, Ethel-
burgha's ; one of them a
CarmeUte nun,
Mrs, Ronth, "wife of the rector
of Tilehurst,
Mrs, Ryder, daughter of the
Rev, J, Sargent, M,A,, of
Lavington, and "wife of the
Rev, George Dudley Ryder,
M,A,, son of the late Hon,
and Right Rev, Dr, Ryder,
Lord Bishop of Lichfield, and
grandson of the Earl of
Harrowby, (1846.)
Miss Sophia Ryder, daughter of
the late Hon. and Right Rev.
Dr, Ryder, Lord Bishop of
Lichfield, a nun and Superi
oress of a Convent, (1846,)
Mrs, Sandys, wife of the Rev.
G, Sandys, M,A,
Miss Sandys, his sister, a nun,
Mrs, Sconce, wife of the Rev.
Robert B, Sconce, B,A,,
curate of St, Andrew's, Syd
ney, AustraUa,
Mrs, Seager, wife of the late
Rev, Professor Charles Seager,
M,A, (1843,)
Miss Seally, granddaughter of
the late Rev, John Seally,
LL,D,, vicar of East Mecon,
Herts,
Mrs, Shapcote, wife of the Rev,
Edward Gifford Shapcote,
B,A,, curate of St, George's-
in-the-East, (1868,)
Mrs, Orby Shipley, wife of the
Rev, Orby Shipley, (1878,)

Miss Frances Sidebottom,
daughter of a clergyman.
Mrs, Simpson {nie Granmer),
wife of the Rev, R, Simpson,
M.A,, vicar of Mitcham.
(1849,)
Miss Emily Sigipson, a mm.
Miss Smith, daughter of an
Essex vicar.
Mrs, Trevelyan Smith, -wife of
the Rev, E. Trevelyan Smith,
M,A,, vicar of Cannock, and
sister of the late Rev. J.
RiddeU, M.A,, FeUow and
Tutor of BalUol CoUege,
Oxford,
Mrs, J, Span, sister of the Rev.
W. T, Du Boulay, M.A, -vicar
of St. Mary's Boltons, West
Brompton, (1881.)
Mrs, SperUng, -wife of the Rev,
J. Hanson Sperling, M.A,
rector of Westboume, Sussex,
and family,
Mrs. E. Staltiam, daughter of
the Rev, AV, Forbes, late
rectorof Manchester, Jamaica.
(1881.)
Rev. Mother Stanislaus (ii&e
Murphy), widow of an Irish
clergyman, and Superioress of
the Convent at Gibraltar.
The late Miss Mary Stanley,
eldest sister of the late Dean
Stanley, and daughter of the
late Right Rev, Dr, Stanley,
Lord Bishop of Nor-wich ; she
established a Military Hos
pital at Koulalee during the
Crimean AA'ar ; authoress of
" Flower Missions,'' " True in
Life," etc, (185G.)
Miss Statter, daughter of the
vicar of AVorminghall,
Miss Stewart, daughter of the
Rev, J, A, Stewart, M.A.,
rector of A''ange, Essex.
Mrs, S, N, Stokes, -wife of the
Rev, S, N, Stokes, B,A,
Miss Janet Stuart, daughter of

RELATIVES OF CLERGYMEN (lADIES).

73

the Hon. and Rev A. Stuart,
M.A., rector of Cottesmore,
Rutland, (1879,)
Mrs. Tayler, wife of the late
rector of St. Matthias, Stoke
Ne-wington, (1843,)
Mrs. Thomas, wife of the Rev.
D. Thomas, M,A.
Mrs. E, Healy Thompson, wife
of the Rev. E. Healy Thomp
son, M.A,, curate of St,
James's, PiccadUly, W, (1846,)
The late Mrs, Thompson, wife
of the Rev, Gordon Thomp
son, M,A, (1875,)
Mrs. ThomhUl, wife of the
Venerable Archdeacon Thorn-
hiU. (1881.)
Mrs. Todd, daughter of the
Rev. R, Hoare, B,A,, and wife
of the late E , Todd, member
of a colonial parliament.
Miss Townsend, daughter of a
clergyman. (1843.)
Mrs. Turner, wife of the Rev.
Charles Tumer, M.A., late of
HanweU Park, W.
Mrs. Vansittart, -wife of the
Rev. C Vansittart, M.A. ;
and famUy.
Mrs. Ventris, -wife of a clergy
man.
The Misses Ventris, her daugh
ters.
Mrs. Wait, daughter of the late
Rev. J. C M, BeUew, S.CL.
Mrs, Walford, of Hatfield Place,
near Chelmsford, daughter
of the Rev. Henry Hutton,
D.D.
Mrs. Ward, -wife of the late
Rev. W. G. Ward, M.A., late
editor of the DiMin Reinew.
(1845.)
Mrs. Ward, -wife of the vicar of
St, Raphael's, Bristol.
Mrs. F. R. Ward, sister-in-law
of the Rev. R. Ward, M.A.,
late -vicar of St, Saviour's,
Leeds.

The Misses Ward, daughters of
the Hon. and Rev, H, Ward,
of Kilhnchy, co, Down,
Mrs. Warner, daughter of a
clergyman,
Mrs, "Watts-RusseU, -wife of the
Rev, M, Watts-RusseU, M,A,,
vicar of Benefield, (1845,)
The Misses Watts-RusseU, her
daughters, (1845,)
Mrs, David P, Watts-RusseU,
Mrs, Webber, wife of the Rev,
Sub-Dean of St. Paul's Cathe
dral, London, (1878,)
Mrs, AVeguelin, wife of the Rev,
WilUam A. WegueUn, M.A,,
vicar of South Stoke.
Mrs. Whish, -wife of the Rev.
C "Whish, M.A.
Mrs. Trevor White, wife of a
clergyman, sister-in-law of the
Very Rev, Dean of Jersey, and
aunt of Mrs. Langtry.
The late Mrs, W. WUberforce,
daughter of John Owen,
founder of the Bible Society.
(1850.)
Mrs. H, WUberforce. (1850.)
Mrs. Wilkinson, -wife of the Rev.
J. B, Wilkinson, of Lavender
HiU, S,W,
Miss Reta Frances WilUams,
granddaughter of the Rev.
W. H, WiUiams, late of
Wolverhampton,
Miss WUliams, daughter of
the rector of Bodwy-ddellan,
North Wales,
Miss Isabel WUUs, sister of the
rector of Bassingham, Lincoln.
(1880,)
The late Mrs. Winchester, -wife
of the Rev. W. Winchester,
M,A,, and sister-in-law of
Lord Torrington,
Mrs, Wood, -wife of the Rev.
Canon Wood, of Canterbury.
Miss Wood, her daughter. .
The Misses Woolley, daughters
of a clergjonan.

74

CONVERTS TO BOMB.

Mrs. Wordsworth, wife of the
Rev. C F. Wordsworth, B.A.,
Domestic Chaplain to thfe late
Marchioness of Bath, (1850,)

Mrs. Worsley Worswick, daugh
ter of the Rev. R, Stephens,
B,D,, Vicar of Belgrave-cum-
BristaU,

<^ist of a ^ew foreign §oxivevt^.

AMERICA.

Rev, Mr. Adams, a weU-known
Protestant Minister of Iowa.
(1884.)
Rev, George AUen, LL,D,, for
merly Episcopalian rector of
St, Alban's, Vermont, and
professor of Greek and Latin
in Newark CoUege,
Mrs, Mary Withington AUen,
and five children.
Miss Mary Allen, of New York.
Mrs. Heman Allen.
Charles Austin, barrister.
Mrs. C Austin, andf our chUdren,
Miss E, Austin,
Miss J, Austin,
Miss S, Austin
The late Rev. Francis Baker, a
priest of the Paulist Com
munity, New York.
The late Most Rev, Dr, Bayley,
Primate and Archbishop of
Baltimore,
The Right Rev, Dr, Becker,
Bishop of Wilmington,
Rev. Francis A, Becker, an
Episcopalian minister ; now
a priest,
Mrs, Betzhover.
Miss Betzhover,
WUham H, Bissell, Governor of
Illinois, (1854,)
Miss Josephine BisseU, (I860,)
Mr. Blake, the banker.
Mrs. Stephen Boyle, of Phila
delphia.

Miss Catherine Bradshaw.
Mrs, Astor Bristead, and son.
The late Rev. Algernon S.
Brown, a priest of the Paulist
Community, New York,
The late Rev, Lewis G. Brown,
ditto.
The late Orestes A, Brownson,
LL,D,, the distinguished re-
-viewer whom Lord Brougham
styled " the master-mind of
America,"
Miss E, Jay Butterworth, niece
of John Jay, late American
Minister at Vienna,
Rev, J, Caldwell, of San
Francisco, an EpiscopaUan,
Miss de Camp, daughter of
Admiral de Camp, U,S,N,
Mrs, Cassidy, wife of General
A. S, Cassidy.
Thomas Chase, of Detroit, an
EpiscopaUan,
E, Chitty, of Jamaica, (1847,)
Miss ChurchiU, an Episcopa
lian,
Rev, James Clark, of George
town College, the Army,
General D, A\', Clarke, of Ver
mont,
Mrs, Claxton, daughter-in-law
of Commodore Claxton,
Miss H, Coles,
J, ColviUe,
Dr, Nicholas Francis Cooke,
Mrs. Laura Wheaton Abbott

FOREIGN CONVERTS — AMERICA.

?5

Cooke, daughter of Com
mander Abbott, U.S.N.
Charles C Copeland.
Miss Ellen Cowles, daughter of
the editor of the (Qeveland
Leader.
Miss Cowper, of Jamaica.
(1880.)
Rev. Thomas J. Curd, of the
Army, a methodist.
Rev. F. Cyrill, formerly an
Episcopalian minister ; a Pas
sionist priest.
Miss Charlotte Daner, of Boston,
Miss Augela Henrietta Dauer,
ditto.
Miss EUen Dawson, of Cin
cinnati, an EpiscopaUan.
Miss Mary E. Dawson, of
Ohio.
Rev, George Dishon, of New
London, Conn., the Army.
Rev. George H. Doane, son of
Bishop Doane, of the Pro
testant Episcopal Church ; a
priest. Vicar-general, and
Prelate of the Papal house
hold, Newark, New Jersey.
(1855.)
Miss Harriet Dommett, now a
nun.
Professor Oswald Dorsey.
Rev. Francis Dutton, of Mass.,
and family.
Rev. W. J. Dyer, an Episco
paUan ; now a priest.
The late Most Rev. Dr. Eccles
ton, Primate and Archbishop
of Baltimore.
Miss EUa Edes, niece of Bishop
Wainwright, of the Protestant
Episcopal Church of New
York.
Miss EUen B, Edis.
Nicholason Elbert, of Detroit,
an Episcopalian.
Mrs, N. Elbert, his wife.
Rev. Walter EUiot, a priest of
the PauUst Community of
New York.

Miss J. Emery, of Dorchester*
an Episcopalian.
Rev, William Everett, of New
York, an Episcopalian ; now
a priest,
Hon, Thomas E-wing, senator
from Ohio, and for some time
Secretary of the United States
Treasury.
Charles M. FiUing,
Rev. Mr. Fisher, late a Pro
testant clergyman ; now a
priest,
Hon, Thomas B. Florence, of
PhUadelphia, member of the
United States House of Re
presentatives,
Rev. E, Forbes, D,D,, formerly
minister of St, Luke's, New
York (1849,)
General Foster, of United States
Engineers.
Miss EUen Gardner, now a nun.
The Right Rev, Dr, Gilmour,
Bishop of Cleveland,
Rev, A. Granger, of Fort Wayne,
a priest.
General Graham,
Mrs, Grimes (raee James),
Miss Julia Guernsey, of Detroit,
an Episcopalian.
General D, Harden, U,S.A.
General M. D, Hardin, U.S,A.
Mrs, Hardin, his -wife.
General James A, Hardy, U,S, A.
Miss Hastings.
Rev. J, J, Hecker, a priest of
the Paulist Community at
New York ; author.
Rev. Thomas Henry, son of a
milUonaire ; a priest.
Rev. A. F, He"witt, a priest of
the Paulist Community at
New York ; author.
Rev, George Hoskins, of Boston,.
an Episcopalian,
Rev, AV, H, Hoyt, an Episco
palian rector at Vermont.
Mrs. Hoyt, his wife,
Mr, Hoyt, their son ; a priest.

76

CONVERTS TO ROME.

The Misses Hoyt, their daugh
ters.
Rev. David Hudson, O.S.C, of
Notre Dame, Indiana.
Dr. Joshua Huntington, author
of " Rosemary" and " Grop-
ings after Truth."
Robert Irwin, of Springfield,
Illinois.
Miss Hettie Irwin, ditto.
The Right Rev. Dr, Ives, late
Protestant Bishop of North
Carohna. (1850.)
Miss Jones, daughter of Chan
cellor Jones ; now a nun and
superioress of the " Sacred
Heart."
Charles Taylor Jones, a me
thodist.
Nathaniel S. Jones, ditto.
The Misses Kane, sisters of the
Rev, J, Kane, Chaplain to
United States Na-vy ; both
nuns,
Gregory B. Keen, of PhUa
delphia,
Mrs, Mary Kelly, daughter of
Dr, Niles,
Dr, Keyes,
WUliam C Kinney.
Governor Thomas Sims Lee, of
Maryland,
Mrs. Stephen L'Hommedien,
of Cincinnati, an Episco
palian,
Miss Alma L'Hommedien, ditto,
Mrs, T, D. Lincoln, of Cin
cinnati, an Episcopalian,
Mrs. Lowe, wife of Governor
Lowe, of Maryland.
Rev. Edward Dwight Lyman,
an Episcopalian minister,
Mrs. Nathan Matthews, of
Boston.
Rev. F. Matthias, formerly a
Presbyterian minister ; now
a Passionist priest,
Hon, Henry May, one of the
leaders of his party in the
House of Representatives.

Miss McBride, daughter of a
Presbyterian clergjonan.
Rev. Mr. McCaU, of Baltimore,
late a clergyman of the Pro
testant Episcopal Church ;
now a priest.
Rev. Donald McLeod, a priest.
Theodore Metcalf, of Boston,
son of the Hon. Judge Met
calf.
Miss Metcalf, of Boston.
Miss JuUa Metcalf, ditto.
Professor George H. MUes.
Mrs. WiUiam MUlar, an Episco
paUan.
Miss Miller, daughter of Joaquim
MUler, poet of the Sierras.
Le-wis MiUs, of Cincinnati.
Hon. CornwalUs Monk, Justice
of Appeal for Lower Canada.
(1867.)
Rev. Lewis Wentworth Monk,
his son, a priest at Rome.
Colonel L. Morton Montgomery,
U.S,A.
Mrs. Isabel T. Morris, of Ja
maica, West Indies.
Rev. A. R. Nemis, a priest of
the Paulist Community at
New York.
Mdle. Nevada (Emma Wixon),
the American Prima Donna.
(1884.)
General J. Newton (who blew up
" HeU Gate ").
Mrs, Newton, his -wife, an Epis
copalian,
Dr. Addison NUes, of Quincy,
Illinois.
Mrs, A, Niles, daughter of
Colonel AVliiting, of Bath,
Mrs, S, Parker, of Boston.
Rev. George Peshin, a priest of
the Paulist Community at
New York.
Mrs. Sarah Peter, of Cincinnati,
an EpiscopaUan,
Alfred Peterson, of PhUadelphia.
Rev. J. A, PhiUips, of Phila
delphia, an EpiscopaUan rector.

FOREIGN CONATERTS — AMEEICA.

77

General Pike, U.S.A.
Mrs. Ver Planck,
Miss Ver Planck,
Rev. J. PoUard, an EpiscopaUan
minister. •
Miss Amy Pope, daughter of
W. H. Pope, Judge in Prince
Edward's Island.
Right Rev, T, A. Preston,
Chancellor of New York and
a monsignor ; formerly an
Episcopalian minister.
La-wrence Rathbone, step-son of
Mie Hon. Judge Harris, United
States Senator.
Rev. Mr. van Rensselaer, late a
clergyman of the Protestant
Episcopal Church ; now a
Jesuit.
Miss van Rensselaer, his sister,
a sister of Charity.
Rev. Thomas V. Robinson, a
priest of the Paulist Commu
nity at New York.
Rev. Dr. Rodgers.
The late Right Rev. Dr. S. H.
Rosecrans, Bishop of Colum
bus, a Methodist.
Gteneral W, S. Rosecrans, U.S.A.
Mrs. Rosecrans, his "wife, an
EpiscopaUan.
Henry Rosecrans.
Miss M. Rosecrans.
Rev. J, C, RusseU, ex-Protestant
clergyman of Baltimore, and
his five chUdren, (1880.)
Rev. A. A. Ryan, "the Poet
Priest."
Mrs. Garrett Ryckman.
Rev. W. P. Salt, of Seton HaU,
an Episcopalian.
General E. P. Scammon, U.S.A.
Mrs. Scammon, his "wife, an
Episcopalian.
The Baroness de Scharette.
Mrs. Schofield, -wife of General
Schofield, U,S,A,
Hon. Judge T. Parkin Scott, of
Baltimore.
Rev. George M. Searle, a priest

of the Paulist Community at
New York; and a distin
guished mathematician and
astronomer.
Miss Jane Sedgwick, of Stock-
bridge, Mass.
The Right Rev. Monsignor
Seton, of Newark, New Jersey ^
Domestic Prelate to H.H.
Pope Leo XIII.
Rev. Mother Seton, foundress
of the Sisters of Charity in
America.
Rev. M. Settle, a priest.
Miss M. Parker Shimman, of
Boston.
Rev. W. J. Simmons, a priest
of the PauUst Community at
New York.
Mrs. Sinderson, -wife of General
Sinderson, U.S.A.
Mrs, Sarah A. SmaUey, and
chUdren.
General K, Smith, U,S.A,, of
Tarrytown.
General George Smith, U.S.A.,
of Chicago.
J. Wesley Smith.
Mrs. Leonard Smith, niece of
John Jay, late American
Minister at Vienna.
General Stanley, U,S,A.
Miss A, de Grasse Stevens.
Rev, J, Stobinger, a priest,
Mrs, Mary Stobinger, his
mother. (1882.)
Rev, James Kent Stone, late
President of Hobart and Ken
yon College ; now a priest of
the Paulist Community,
Mrs. Americus Symms, of Louis-
-vUle, an Episcopalian,
James Temple, of Montgomery.
Mrs. Temple, his wife.
Miss Tenbroeck, now a nun.
Henry Adams Thayer, of Cam
bridge, Mass. (1883.)
Mrs. Charles Thompson, a de
scendant of General Putnam,
of Pomfret, Connecticut.

78

CONVEETS TO ROME.

The late Rev, Robert Tillston,
a priest of the Paulist Com
munity at New York,
Mr, Tracy,
Miss Tracy,
Miss Eustace Tracy,
Captain Tucker, of BurUngton,
Vermont,
Mrs. Tucker, his wife.
The late Right Rev. Dr. Tyler,
Bishop of Hartford,
Mrs. Tyler, wife of Ex-Presi
dent Tyler ; her daughter and
granddaughter, (1880,)
Dr. W, H, "Van Busen, Professor
of Surgery, and leading sur
geon in the United States,
James A, Van Dyke, of Detroit.
The Baroness Van Hoffman {nee
Ward),
The Right Rev, Dr, E, P, Wad-
hams, Bishop of Ogdenburg,
an Episcopalian,
Mrs. AVallworth, wife of the
late Chancellor Wallworth, of
New York.
The Very Rev. Clarence WaU-
worth, her son, a priest,
Mrs, E, Harden Wallworth, and
five chUdren,
General Henry Wayne, U,S,A,

Rev, Homer AVheaton, late of
Ploughkeepsie, N,Y,, first a
lawyer, and afterwards a Pro
testant minister.
The late Most Rev. Dr, Whit
field, Primate and Archbishop
of Baltimore,
Hon, Judge Wilkins, of Detroit,
a methodist.
Very Rev. F, Wilson, Superior
of Dominicans, Ohio ; an Epis-
copoUan,
Miss Lydia Mary Withington,
The late Most Rev. Dr, Wood,
Archbishop of Philadelphia.
(1836.)
Rev, Clarence S, Woodman, a
priest of the Paulist Com
munity at New York,
Lewis AVorthington of Cincin
nati.
Mrs, Worthington, his -wife.
Mrs. George Worthington, of
Cleveland.
Rev. H, M. Wyman, a priest.
The late Right Rev, Dr, J, M,
Young, Bishop of Erie, a
Unitarian,
Rev. Alfred Young, a priest of
the PauUst Community at
New York,

AUSTRALIA.

William Henry Archer, Knight
of the Order of St, Gregory
the Great, of Sydney. (1848.)
William Archer, Registrar-
General of Victoria,

Rev. Dr, Duff, son of the
Moderator of the Presby-
teri.in Church, (1880,)
Mrs, Duff, his wife, and fanuly.
(1880.)

DENMARK.

Count Holstoiu Ledreborg,
lendor of the majority iu the
Danish PiU-liament.
Rov, Pastor Hanssen, formerly

Protestant clergyman of note
at Copenhagen,
Rev. L. A'ou Hammerstein, a
Jesuit at Limburg, HoUand.

FOREIGN CONVEETS — FRANCE, GERMANY.

79

FRANCE.

Thelate Cardinal deBonnechose,
Archbishop of Rouen, (1830,)
Rev, M, A, Bermaz, Proliestant
clergyman at Lyons, (1846,)
Vicomte de Bussiere,
The late Comtesse de A-vry,
daughter of the late Duke of
Brunswick,
Rev, Charles, Lachat, of Bor
deaux,
Rev, Paul Latour, Pastor-Presi
dent of the Consistory of
Mas-d'asile,
The late Rev, Al, Laval, pastor
at Cond^-sur-Noireau. (1825.)

Rev, George Michaud, of Mar
seilles,
Baronne d'Ordred, (1854,)
Countess O'ConneU {nie Prin
cesse Nonia Bertong), Lady
of the Order of the Holy
Sepulchre, -vrife of Count
O'ConneU, of Paris, Cham
berlain to H,H, Pope Leo
XIIL (1879,)
The Marquis de Poix, (1866,)
Princesse Alexandre de Wag-
ram (nee Berthe Rothschild,
(1882,)
Comtesse Zute, (1854,)

GERMANY.

Her Alajesty the Queen Dowa
ger of Bavaria, Princess of
Prussia. (1875,)
His Majesty the King of Wur-
temburg, (1880,)
H,R,H, the late Count of Ingen-
heim, brother to the then
King of Pmssia, (1826,)
H,R,H, the Princess of Ingen-
heim, (1852.)
H,R,H. the late Duke of Saxe-
Gotha, a relative of King
George HE. of England.
(1817.)
H,R,H. the Duke of MecMen-
berg, (1853,)
H,R,H. the late Princess Char
lotte Frederique, wife of a
Crown Prince of Denmark.
H.R.H, the late Prince Henry
Edward of Schoenburg, hus
band of the late Princess
Pauline of Schwarzenberg.
(1822.)
H,R.H, the Princess Alex-
andrina of Windischgratz,
granddaughter of H,R,H, the
Dowager Grand Duchess of
Mecklenberg, only surviving

sister of His Imperial Majesty
the Emperor of Germany ;
now a Sister of Mercy, (1880,)
H.S,H, the Duke Paul Frederic
of Mecklenburg-Schwerin,
who has lately renounced aU
hereditary rights to the duchy.
H,S,H, the Duke Adolphus
Frederick, of Mecklenberg-
Schwerin.
H,R,H, the late Countess of
Brandenburg, daughter of the
late King "Wilham II,, of
Prussia, and aunt to His
Imperial Majesty the present
Emperor of Germany,
H,R,H, Prince Solms-Braunfels,
H,R,H, Prince Isenburg-Bir-
stein.
H,R.H. Prince Lowenstein-
Wertheim,
H,H, Prince von Fsenburg,
H,H, Prince von Solms,
H,H, Prince von Wittgenstein.
Count Frederick Leopold zu
Stolberg-Stolberg.
Count Franz zu Stolberg-
Wernigerode.
Count von Schonburg-Glanstan.

80

CONVERTS TO ROME.

Count von der Sohnlenburg.
Count von Degenfeld,
Count von Hahns-Neuhans.
The late Countess FrSderique of
Solms-Bareuth.
Countess Liitzow, -wife of
Count Francis Liitzow, of
the Austrian Embassy, and
step-daughter of the Count
Batthyany. (1882.)
CountessdeKihnanlegge, (1852.)
The late Countess Ida of Hahn-
Hahn, the celebrated authoress,
(1850,)
Baron von Berlirtingen.
Baron von Braimsohwerg.
Baron F. von Braimschwerg, his
brother.
Baron Eckstein.
Baron von der Kettenburg.
Baron von Rockow
Baron von Romberg,
Baron Strutzut. (1850.)
Baron von Suckow,
Baron von Vogelsang.
Baroness von Donop, daughter
of Baron de Reuter.

Rev. Pastor BeckeU, of the
German Protestant Church.
Dr. Eisenbach. (1854.)
Rev, Pastor Hager, of the Ger
man Protestant Church.
Rev. Pastor Henrichs, ditto.
Rev. Pastor Lanmer, ditto.
Herr Clement Brentano, savant.
Herr Gfrorer, historian.
Herr Gorres, savant.
Herr Hiirter, historian.
Herr Klopp, ditto.
Herr Lizt, the celebrated musi
cian and composer ; now a
priest and canon at Miinich.
Herr Adam MiiUer, AuUc Coun-
ciUor.
The late Herr NepUly, one of
the leading Old CathoUcs of
Prussian Rhineland. (1883.)
Herr Frederick Schlegel, sa
vant,
Herr Werner, the celebrated
German -writer and savant ;
now a Redemptorist priest.

RUSSIA.
The late Rev. F, Schouvaloff, a Bamabite priest and author.

S'WTEDEN.

Count Hamilton, senator and descendant of an old Stuart family.
Baroness of Klinkowstrom.

S'WITZERLAND.

Eev. M. Esslinger, Pastor at
Zurich.
M. Charles Louis de Haller,
partician of Berne, and mem
ber of the Sovereign Council.
Eev. Frederick Hiirter, Pastor-
President of the Consistory
of Schaffhouse. (1844.)

Eev. Pierre de Joux, Pastor at
Geneva.
Signer Orelli, banker at Zurich.
(1882.)
The celebrated painter Over-
beck.
Dr, Pestalozzi, a distinguished
physician. (1882.)

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