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 1795; alumnus Dec. 16, 1804; ord. priest, and sent England, May, 25, 1807; served Isleworth, was there in 1825, and died there, Feb. 28, 1854, aged 73.

WAREING, James, born July 25, 1787, son of David Wareing, and his wife Mary Winter, of London; went Sedgley Park School, 1793-1801; admitted May i, 1801, for the Middle District; alum. Sept. 15, 1807; left and went to Oscott Coll., Sept. 27, 18o8-March, 1809; thence to Old Hall Coll., March, 1809, and ord. priest there, Dec. 14, 1812; returned to Lisbon as a superior, but left the College for some reason, and settled in the city, where for years he supported himself as tutor in the families of the nobility, till his death at Lisbon, Sept. 25, 1852, aged 65. He was an elder brother of William Wareing, the first Bishop of Northampton.

WAREING, Thomas, born Sept. 18, 1774, brother of Anthony, q.v.; admitted on Revell's Fund for the Northern District, May 20, 1789.

WAREING, Thomas, admitted Dec. 21, 1822; alum. May 22, 1828; died in the College, July 29, 1832.

WARHAM, John, of an ancient Dorsetshire family; admit, under alias of Smith, Sept. 30, 1665; alumnus, Sept. i, 1670; ord. priest; appointed prof, of philosophy, Jan. 12, 1676; left for England, Apr. 18, 1681; when the presi dent, Dr. Watkinson, became disabled in 1706, and the College was in imminent danger of ruin, Mr. Warham was unanimously chosen, at a meeting of Lisbonians in London, as the most deserving to fill the place, on account of his learning, prudence, and piety; Bp. Giffard gave him his diploma, and presented him to the presidency, but after two fruitless attempts to proceed to his destination, being driven back by storms, Mr. Warham resigned his dignity, and could not be induced to go over, so in 1707 Mr. Edw. Jones was appointed; served the mission at Cowdray, Sussex, seat of Lord Montagu, where he died March 19, 1714.

WARHAM, Robert, brother to John, q.v., admitted under alias of Smith; alumnus Sept. 8, 1677; ord. priest, April 18, 1681, and taught classics for three years; appointed professor of philosophy, Oct. 27, 1683, prefect of studies, Nov. 4, 1684, prof, of theology, Apr. 2, and confessarious,