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1818. A Layman. An English physi- cian; b. at Rowell, Northants. ; practised chiefly in London; founder of the London Humane Society; d. at Walthamstowe.

Coghlan, Charles. C. 0. An Eng- lish dramatist.

Coghlan, Join "Ooy. An English writer.

Cohen, D. S Daisy Shortcut. An American humorist.

Cohn, Martin, 1829-. August Jtlels; Don Spavento. A German writer ; b. at Berlin, and educ. there, after holding several high positions, now resides in Paris.

Coke, Lieut. Edward Thomas. A Subaltern. An English officer who trav- elled in the United States and the British colonies in 1882.

Coker, Richard. Signor Delia Rosa. An English writer.

Colange, Auguste Leo de, 1819-. Dr. Leo. A French poet and journalist ; b.m the old province of Auvergne ; made his debut in literature with a poem in 1838; coming to the United States, and residing in Philadelphia and New York, he devoted himself chiefly to the charge of " The Popular Encyclopaedia " and the "National Encyclopaedia"; afterwards he became editor of "Zell's Monthly Magazine."

Colban, Marie Sophie (Schmidt), 1814-. Une Barbare. A Norwegian nov- elist ; for many years a resident of Paris, and devoted herself to literary pursuits. In 1884 et seg. lived at Rome.

Colbatch, Rev. John. J. C., M.D.; A Person, Concer'n'd. An English writer, of the early part of the 18th century.

Colchester, Hon. Elizabeth Susan (Law), Lady, 179&-. E. S. L. An Eng- lish poet ; third daughter of Edward Law, 1st Lord Ellenborough ; in 1836, married Charles Abbot, 2d Baron Col- chester, who died in 1867.

Cole, Comyns. Bras de Fer. An English C 2 ) journalist.

Cole, Rev. Francis Edward Baston, 1813-. A Cornish Curate. An English Epis. divine ; b. at Sundridge, Kent Co ; Vicar of Pelynt, Liskeard, 1858-70 et seg.

Cole, Francis Sewell. Effessea; F. iS. 0. An English writer.

Cole, Mrs. Harriet Adelia A"* (Burleigh), 1836-65. June Guare. An American writer ; wife of Augustus Gra- ham Cole, of Albany.

Cole, Sir Henry, 1808-82. Denarius; F. S; Felix Summerly. An eminent English publicist: b. in Bath, and edu-

cated at Christ's Hospital; and for a time was m the Record Office hi London.

Cole, Mrs. Henry. Mi s. Felix Sum- met It/. An English novelist ; wife of the preceding.

Cole, James L., 1799-1823. Adn'an. An American poet, of Detroit, Michigan; he died at Canandaigua, N.Y., where he was born.

Cole, John Webb, -1872. James Colcroft. An English translator.

Cole, Miss L. M. L. M. C. An Eng- lish writer; daughter of Sir Henry Cole.

Cole, Rev. William. Rev. W. C. An English clergyman and poet.

Colebrooke, Sir George, Bart. A Layman. An English writer ; M.P. ; and Chairman of the Court of Directors of the E. I. Company.

Coleman, Lyman, D.D., 1796-1881. L. C An American educator and Cong, clergyman; b in Middlefield, Mass ; Yale Coll., 1817; tutor at Yale, 1820-25; Professor of German in the New Jersey Coll., 1847-49; and afterwards of Greek and Latin in Lafayette Coll.; d. in Easton, Penn.

Coleman, William. A Voice fiom Kentucky. An American political writer.

Colenso, Right Rev. John William,, D.D, 1814-83 Bishop of Natal; Tfie Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of Natal An eminent English clergyman; b. at St. Anstell, Cornwall, took high mathemat- ical honors at Cambridge; was succes- sively a master at Harrow, a resident fellow and private tutor at St. John's Coll, Cambridge, and Rector of Forn- cettSt JMary's, near Norwich; and Bishop of Natal, 1853-83, where he died.

Coleridge, Rev.Derwent, M. A ,1800- 83. Davenant Cecil. An English Epis. divine ; b. at Greta Hall, Keswick ; passed some of the happiest years of his life as head master of Helston Grammar School ; was Principal of St. Mark's Coll, Chel- sea, 1841 ; Rector of Hanwell, Middlesex, 1864-80 et seq.; but retired from active life a year or two before his death ; d. at Eldon Lodge, Torquay.

Coleridge, Henry Nelson, Esq.,. MA., 1800-43. Joseph Sailer. An English lawyer; nephew to the poet; educ. at Eton, and King's Coll., Cam- bridge ; B.A., 1823 ; called to the bar in the Middle Temple, 1826, and practised in London ; d. in Chester-place, Regent's Park, London.

Coleridge, Rt. Hon. Sir John Taylor, D.C.L., 1790-1876. A Barrister. An eminent English jurist ; b. at Tiverton ; Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford,