Winchester College, 1836-1906 : a register / edited by John Bannerman Wainewright.

  • Winchester College
Date:
1907
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Credit: Winchester College, 1836-1906 : a register / edited by John Bannerman Wainewright. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    IvAEDALL, Ii]CiiARD WiLLTAM, 1). ill London 13 April, 1824, e. s. of Rev. James Randall, M.A., V. of Brinfield (flSOl) (formerly a barrister of Lincoln’s Inn, and subsequently Arclideacon of Berks and Canon of Bristol), and Rebe, his wife, only d. of Richard Lowmdes, Esq. (flTSS) (bro. of James Leslie and John Henry, below, pp. 73, 86). Ch. Ch.Oxon, 4 Cl. 1845, r>.A._1846, M.A. 1849, B.D. aud D.D. 1892 ; cl 1847, p 1846, Iv. Lavington ivith Graffliam, Sussex 1851-68 (Card. INlanniug’s suc- cessor) ; V. All Saints, Clifton 1868-92 ; Select Preacher at Oxford 1891-2 ; Dean of Chichester 1892-1902; author of “Life in the Catholic Church,” orcl cd. 1890, “Sermons preached in Oxford,” “Lent Sermons,” “ Kelig'ious Wants and Claims of Children,” “Simple Thoughts for Forty Days of Lent” 1886, “Suggestions and IMeditations for Lent” 1886, “ Union Avith God and from Life to Life,” 2nd ed. 1890, “ Some Aspects of the Holy Eucharist” 1897, etc., etc. me Nov., 1849, Wilhelmiua, d. of George Augustus Bruxner, Esq. Address Maryboiirne, Bournemouth. Watkins, Bernard Edward, b. 1822, y. s. of Robert Watkins, Esq., Towner House, Arundel, Sussex. Wadh. Coll. Oxon, 4 Cl. B.A. 1843, M.A. 1870 ; d 1846, p 1846, C. Udimorc 1846, E. Treeton, Yorks. 1846-77. Rfl (1) i846, Isabella Springet; (2) 1871, Nancy Hope ; resided at LaAvkland Hall, Clapham, Lancaster. © 29 Julv, 1896. Williams, Philip, b. 7 Sept., 1824, only s. of Rev. Charles Williams (tl797), cilbovC p FelloAV New Coll. 1844-51, B.A., 3 Cl. 1848, B.C.L. 1851, M.A. 1859 [Univ. XT. 1844-7] ; Barr. Line. Inn 1851; d 1856, p 1857 Line.; C. Gedling 1856, IMinor Canon Chester Cath. 1859-60, E. EcAve, DeA'on 1860. 27 May, 1851, Agnes Gordon, y. d. of Eobert Haviland, Esq., of Gloucester Place, Loudon. Q at Bath, 18 Nov., 1899. Cf. Wyk. Awii. (n. 365) 142. Wood, Almeric Randolph, 4tli s. of Rev. William Wood, Canon of Canterbury. Ch. Ch. Oxon 1840 ; Attache to Embassy at Constantinople. 13 of feA'cr on the Euphrates in the autumn of 1850 (“fide Xtiana deuegata,” as Dr. Moberly’s note-book states), aged 28. LON(4 HALl^ 1837 Adams, Cjiarles, s. of Charles Marsh Adams, Esq., The Abbey, Shrewsbury. Major ; Professor of IMilitary History, Sandhurst 1861-75 ; said to haA'C been previously in Austrian service. Agnew, Edward Frederick (f), e. surv. s. of Major Thomas Agnew, Portsea. Ens. 34th Eegt. 1842, Lieut. 4844, Capt. 1849, retired 1853 ; Capt. West Suffolk hlilitia. iFI *6 June, 1855, Julia Tyndale, 3rd d. of the late Eca^. Milliam Hutton AVilkinson, M.A., formerly Inc. of All Saints, Portsea. Barker, Henry Barnardiston Raymond, 3rd s. of Charles Raymond Barker, Esq., 13, Blandford St., Portman Sq. Cains Coll. Camb. 1840, B.A. 1844, M.A. 1847 [UnAersity XI. 1844] ; Barr. Inner T. 1848. Hfl 22 JuIa', 1852, Caroline jMaria, d. of James LaAvrell, Esq. Q at EastAvick, Ealing, 29 Dec., 1894. Cf. AVyk. vii. (u. 309) 78. Blackburn, Henry Leith, b. Feb., 1822, 4th s. of Robert Blackburn, Esq., of Palmeira, Madeira, and Mary, his wife, d. and heiress of Rev. Thomas Bellas (or, more correctly, Bellasyse), of Long Marton, Westmorland. Ens. 41st Eegt., Bengal Establ. 1841, Capt. invalided half-pay 1859 ; residing at Ealing 1878.