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 ord. priest Dec. 20, 1788; left for England, Oct. 4, 1790; succeeded Mr. Edward Daniel at Croston Hall, 1792–1805; served Stydd Lodge, Ribchester, 1805 till Sept., 1844; then retired to Lytham, where died, May 3, 1847, aged 84, and interred at the Willows, Kirkham.

WAKE, William, admitted Apr. 17, 1751; left; settled at Worksop Manor, Notts; married, and was father of William, Bernard, Charles, and Henry, all of Sheffield.

WALDEGRAVE, Charles, born in Norfolk, son of Sir Henry Waldegrave, of Chewton, co. Somerset, second baronet, by his second wife, Cath., dau. of Richard Bacon, of Stifcay, co. Norfolk, Esq.; admitted under the alias of Parker, June 9, 1642, as a convictor; left May 2, 1650. His nephew Sir Henry, son of his half-brother Sir Charles, 3rd Bart., married the Lady Henrietta Fitz-james, natural dau. of King James II., by Mrs. Arabella Churchhill, sister of John, Duke of Marlborough, and was created Baron Waldegrave of Chewton, Jan. 20, 1685-6.

WALDEGRAVE, Charles and Richard, probably younger sons of Lord Waldegrave, who died in 1689, were admit, shortly after 1700.

WALDEGRAVE, Henry, born in Norfolk, brother of Charles, q.v.; admitted Aug. 15, 1647, under alias of Parker.

WALDEGRAVE, Nicholas, born in Norfolk, son of Nicholas Waldegrave, who was a younger son of Nicholas Walde grave of Beoley, co. Essex, Esq.; his mother was a dau. of Richard Russell, of Berkshire, and sister of the Bp., q.v., who sent him to Lisbon; admit. May 1, 1683; alum. Apr. 17, 1688; ord. priest; went to Coimbra to study canon law: returned to the College after the death of his uncle Bp. Russell, who made him his heir; appointed procura tor, Oct. 3, 1697 died in the College, Dec. 13, 1734.

WALL, Peter, born in Wicklow town, June 24, 1858; went Engl. Coll., Valladolid, 1871-8; admit. Sept. 28, 1881; left June 1, 1884; went Sem. at Upholland, and ord. priest Sept. 20, 1885; at St. Joseph s, Preston, till death Oct. 24, 1894.

WALMSLEY, Joseph, born Dec. 28, 1802, son of William and Elizabeth Walmsley, of Ribchester; admitted Aug. 1, 1819; alum. Dec. 3, 1826; ord. priest; left for England, June, 1829; placed at Lytham, Lancashire, 1829, erected a new chapel 1839, about 1850 built a school and