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Horsburgh, Matilda. M. H.

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Ilorsley, Bishop Samuel, D.C.L. A (Jler<j-jnti{V. ; Perhaps;.

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HortOD, Mrs. E. N. A Teacher. An Aniorioan writer.

Horton, Sanford Jackson, D.D. Pastor. An American Episcopal cler- gyman; Trin. Coll., Hartford, 1843; vice-president and principal of the Episcopal Acad, of Connecticut, Che- shire, Conn.

Horwell, T. E. A Wesleijan. An English writer.

Hosmer, Rev. James Kendall. A Corporal. An American clergyman; b. at Buffalo, N.Y. ; Harv. Univ., 18-55 ; in 1886 professor in Washington Univ., St. Louis, jMo.

Houghton, J. P. J. F. H. An American writer in the "American Whig Review."

Houghton, Richard Monckton Milnes, Lord, 1809-85. JR. M. M.

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Houghton, Rev. William, M.A. A Naturalist. An English clergyman ; Brasenose Coll., Oxford, 1850 ; rector of Preston-upon-the-Wild-Moors, Wel- lington, Salop, 1860-80 et seq.

Houssaye, Arsene. Conite d'O.

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Houston, E. Alexander, M.D. Ipe- cac Useless, M.D.

Houston, Thomas. C. O.; Ouih- bert Cudgel, Esq. An English poet and dramatist of Newcastle, early in the century.

Howard, Mrs. A. "W. M. Von Vohning.

How^ard, C Lady. An Eng- lish poet; a convert to Catholicism.

Howard, George William Freder- ick, the 7th Earl of Carlisle, 1802-64. The Right Honourable the Earl of Car- lisle ; The Late Earl of Carlisle. An English peer ; b. in Hill Street, Berkeley Square, London ; succeeded his father in 1848; educ. at Oxford; M.P., 1826-48; lord lieutenant of Ireland, 1855-58 and 1859-64.

Howard, George Edmund, -1786.

G E B rd. An English

poet, architect, and dramatic, legal and political writer; d. in London.

Howard, Henry, Earl of Surrey(?), 1518(?)-47. Narri/ H—d.

Howard, Joseph, Jr. Monsieur X.

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Howard, T. H. T. U. H. An Amer- ican poet ; contributed to the " American Monthly Magazine," 1836-37.

HoTve, James. A Civilian. An Eng- lish writer.

Howe, Rev. John, 1630-1705. Pla- tonic Puritan. An English Dissenter ; b. at Loughborough ; educ. at Cambridge ; domestic chaplain to Oliver and Richard Cromwell; minister at London, 1675-1705.

Howe, Mark Anthony De Wolfe, LL.D., D.D. The Scholiast. An Amer- ican Episcopal clergyman ; Brown Univ., 1828 ; bishop of Central Pennsylvania, 1874-87.

Howe, K. H. A Countryman. An American political writer.

Howe, Samuel Gridley, M.D., 1801- 76. S. (-T. li. An American philanthro- pist; b. and d. in Boston.

Howe, William W. Mohammed Pasha. An American writer.

Ho^vell, Richard. Curio.

Ho wells, Annie T. Aitiaiche.

Hubbard, U. M. L. M. H. An Eng- lish lady writer of the day.

HubbeU, Mrs. Martha (Stone), 1814-56. Her Mother.

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Hubert, Jj. Stretcher.

Huddesford, Dr. George. The Vice- Chancellor [of Exeter Coll., Oxford].

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Huddesford, William, 1732-72. H. An English antiquary ; son of Rev. George Huddesford, D.D. ; educ. at Ox- ford ; keeper of the Ashmolean Museum, 1755-72.

Hudson,. A Dissenter. An Eng- lish writer of one hundred years ago.

Hudson, Charles, A.M., 1795-1881. A Eestorationist Clergyman ; C. H. An American minister and statesman ; b. in Marlborough, Mass.; was for some years a Universalist preacher; M.C., 1841—49; United States naval officer for Boston, 1849-53 ; d. at Lexington, Mass.

Hudson, James, and Cater, Wil- liam. The Churchwardens of Ware. English gentlemen of fifty years ago.

Hughes, Rev. Thomas Patrick. Evan Stanton. An English clergyman; Church Missionary Coll., Islington, 1862 ; fellow of the Punjab Univ., 1882 ; C. M. S. missionary at Peshawur, 1864-87.

Hughes, Thomas. A London Clerh.

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Hughes, William Little. William 0' Gorman.

Hughs, Mrs. Mary. Aunt Mary. An English lady ; b. at Newcastle-upon- Tyne ; came to Philadelphia in 1818, and opened an academy for young ladies, which she conducted for twenty-one years.