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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1884 edition. Excerpt:...1840; B.A. 1842; M.A. 1845; Vicar of Sheen, Staffordshire, 1851; of St. Andrew's, Wells St., 1862; editor of Bishop Montague's Articles of Inquiry, Frank's Sermons, Bierurgia Anglicana, Eccksiologi.it, Dr. Mill's Cateclwtical Leetures, &c.; author of Essay on Symbolism, A Translation of Durandus, Continental Ecclesiology, Instruetions and Prayers for Candidates for Confirmation, &c. „ 6. Alfred Spry, aged 9, son of James Hume S., surgeon, Charterhouse Square. Admitted. Oct. 9. William Chick Bousfield, aged 8, son of William C. B., solicitor, Chatham Place. Henry William Eddis, aged 7, son of Eden E., clerk, Islington. Left about 1830 in consequence of ill-health; entered upon commercial pursuits; resident in North America. „ 13. Joseph McDevitt, aged 9, son of Hugh McD., linen draper, Grace Church Street. „ 17. Charles Coachman, aged 13, son of Henry C, gentleman, Temple Balsall. Left in 1831; Land Agent. Robert Short, aged 12, son of Edward S., solicitor, Solihull. Medical College, Birmingham; did not follow his profession; died 1860. Nov. 7. Edward Henry Bell, aged 7, son of William B., solicitor, Charterhouse Square. „ 12. Thomas Barnes Couchman, aged 9, son of Henry C, gentleman, Temple Balsall. Left in 1835; solicitor (admitted 1841); Henley-in-Arden, Warwickshire. „ 15. Henry Tatum, aged 9, son of--, officer in the army, 215, Thames Street. Left in 1834; entered Royal Engineer Department, 1835; Ordnance Department, 1844; had charge of Ordnance Department in Turkey during the Crimean War; assistant to Director of Artillery and Stores, War Office, 1863-75; Commissary-General of Ordnance, Portsmouth, 1876. „ 28. Joshua Whitehead Butterworth, aged 10, son of Henry B., bookseller, Fleet Street. Left in...