Dictionary of national biography

Robarts - University Of Toronto, Leslie Stephen

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DICTIONARY OF NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY NICHOLS O'DUGANDICTIONARY OF BYEDITED SIDNEY LEE VOL. XLI. NICHOLS O'DuGAN MACMILLAN AND CO. & CO.LONDON : SMITH, ELDER, 1895JDft Z8 -D4 \83 v/.A-lLIST OF WEITEES IN THE FORTY-FIRST VOLUME. J. G. F. . J.A. A. . . G. A. AITKEN. , G. FOTHEHINGHAM.G. ALLEN. M. F THEJ. W. A. . . J. W. REV. DR. FHIEDLANDER. R. GW. A. J. A. . W. A. J. ABCHBOLD. RICHARD LL.D.GABNETT, J. T. G. . . J. T.W. A WALTEB ARMSTRONG. F.S.A.GILBERT, LL.D., . BAGWELL. G. GR. B-L. . . RICHARD GORDON GOODWIN. R. B. . G. F. RUSSELL BARKER. A. GG. F. THE REV. ALEXANDER GORDON. Miss BATESON. R. E. G. . . R.M. B E. GRAVES. R. THE REV. BAYNE. J. M. G. . . THE LATEB RONALD J. M. GRAY. THOMAS BAYNE. J. C. H. . . J. CUTHBERTT. B HADDEN. . . R. BEAZLEY. J. A. H. . . J. A.C. R. B. C. HAMILTON. THE REV. H. E. D. BLAKISTON. C. A. H. . . C.H. E. D. B. ALEXANDER HARRIS. B. . . G. C. BOASE. T. F. H. . . T. F.G. C. HENDERSON. T. B. . . THE REV. PROFESSOR J. A. H-T. . J.G. BONNEY, A. HERBERT. F.R.S. 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His father was afterwardsspare ' ' and Warburton's Divine(1845), Legationable to send him to Leeds school.grammar and edited books for William(1846), manyNichols was for some time a private tutor, ' In an notice in the Athe-Tegg. obituaryand entered into business as asubsequently naeum'two works are and bookseller at especially commended,Leeds.printer Briggate, 'which cannot be forsurpassed judgment,He some smallprinted volumes, including ' and' on the of thezeal, care, scholarshipPoems and partseveralByrom's (1814), pam- ' the PoeticalWorks ofThom-editor, namely,and edited the Leeds Ob-phlets, Literary son and the Works of Dr.Completevol. from to [1849]server,' i., January September But his chiefYoung [1855].' publication1819. This he toperiodical proposed replace was 'The Exercises atprobably Morninga of a more ambitiousby monthlymiscellany St. and inCripplegate, Giles-in-the-Fields,butremoved toLondonandcharacter, opened divers SermonsSouthwark, being preacheda office at 22Warwick New-printing Square, fifth' A.D. collated and1659-1689,' edition,Street. His best known Cal-gate work, ' 6 vols. 8vo.corrected, London, 1844-5,vinism and Arminianism compared (1824), in 26He died Hoxton on Nov.was Square 1861,here written and Of thisprinted. book, 76. Hemarried Miss of Stock-aged Burseywrote to the Rev. Neville WhiteSouthey in and had' ton-on-Tees 1813,28 many children,Oct. 1824 : It is in a mostput together ofwhom two survive. but it is the most valuableunhappy way, 'was one of theNichols rare race of contribution toour ecclesiastical thathistory ' learned and a man of unboundedprinters,has ever fallen into handsmy '(Selections information Dec.(Athen