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Kennard, James, Jr., 1815-47. J. K. An American writer ; b. and d. in Ports- mouth, N.H. ; educ. at tlie schools of his na- tive town ; was for a short time a clerk in a store, but, his health failing, he devoted much of his leisure to literary pursuits.

Kennedy, Benjamin HaU, D.D. //. B.C.

See " I. and P.," First Series, p. 473.

Kennedy, John Pendleton, LL.D. Common Sense.

See "I. and P.," First Series, p. 473.

Kennedy, James, B.D. M. N. A Scottish writer of the day.

Kenriek, Enoch B. Philo-Bereanus. An American Restorationist.

Kenrick, William, LL.D. Margelina Scribelindra Macularia ; The Editor of those "Epistles."

See "I. and P.," First Series, p. 473.

Kent, Adolphus. Ahiezer. An Eng- lish writer.

Kent, George. Theodore Bramwald.

Ker, Rev. William T., M.A. A Scots- man. A Scottish minister, of the Free Church, Deskford.

Kernan, J. Frank. Florry. An American writer of the day, in New York City.

Kettle, Mary Rosa Stuart. Bosa Mackenzie Kettle.

See "I. and P.," First Series, p. 473.

Keys, Adam. A Teacher and Friend to Youth. An Englisli arithmetician.

Keyworth, Thomas, and Jones, Da- vid. T. K. and D. J. English Hebrew scholars of sixty years ago.

Kiellman-Goranson, Rev. Julius Axel, 1811-1869. Nepomuk. A Swed- ish clergyman, novelist, and poet.

Kilby, Rev. Thomas. An Amateur. An Englishman ; Queen's Coll., Oxford, 1816; P.C. of St. John's, Wakefield, Yorks., 1825-60 el seq.

King, Edward. E. K. An Ameri- can traveller and correspondent of the Boston "Journal."

King George II. A Famous Balanc- inrj Captain.

King, Rev. John Myers. An Enijlish Vicar. An English clergyman ; Ball. Coll., Oxford, 1823; vicar of Cutcombe, Dunster, Somerset, 18.32-80 et seq.

King, Katharine. .lA J. M'***. An Englisli novelist of the day.

King, Richard Ashe, M.A. Basil. An English clergyman ; Trin. Coll., Dub- lin, 1862 ; in 1887 resident at Selwood- Terrace, On slow-gardens, S.W.

King, Rufus, LL.D., 1755-1827. An American Farmer.

See " L and P.," First Series, p. 474.

King, Thomas Starr, 1824-64. T. S. K. An American clergyman ; pastor of Hollis Street Church, Boston, 1848- 60 ; and at San Francisco, 1860-64.

King, William, D.D., 1650-1729. His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin. An emi- nent Irish divine ; educ. at Trin. Coll., Dublin; archbishop, 1702-29.

King, WUliam, LL.D., 1685-1763. Frederick Scheffer ; A Master of Arts. See " I. and P.," First Series, p. 474. King, WUliam Rufus, 1786-1853. Miss Nana/ King. An American states- man ; b. in North Carolina ; vice-presi- dent of the United States ; took the oath of office near Havana, March 4, 1853 ; d. at his home at Catawba, Ala., April 18, 1853.

Kingman, E. Jon. An American journalist of Baltimore.

Kingston, William. The Inventor of the Art of Printing in Br// Colours. An English poet of fifty years ago.

Kinlock, Francis. Her Father. An American writer of Georgetown, S.C. ; not a politician.

Kippis, AndreiiV, and others. A Societij of Gentlemen.

See "i. and P.," First Series, p. 475. Kirk, Mrs. Ellen W. (Olney), 1842-. Henri/ Haijes. An American writer of the day ; wife of John Foster Kirk, of Philadelphia.

Kirkup, Thomas. T. K. A Scot- tish(?) writer of the day; contributor to the last edition of the " Encyclopaedia Britannica."

Kirkus, Rev. William, LL.B. Mrs. Florence Williamson. An English clergy- man ; curate of St. Marks, Chatham Hill, Manchester.

Kist, William, G. H. .Johnson. Kitchiner, William, M.D. A Physi- cian.

Klencke, Friedrieh Hermann. Her- mann V. Maltitz.

See " 1. and P.," First Series, p. 475. Knapp, L. Le r^v. P. Crispe. A Bel- gian dramatic author early in the nine- teenth century.

Knapp, Samuel Lorenzo, LL.D. S. L. K. ; Theodore Teinple.

See " I. and P.," First Series, p, 475. Knatchbull-Hugesson, Edward Hugesson, Baron Brabourne, 1829-. A Tori/. An English peer; educ. at Eton and Oxford ; assumed the name of Hugesson by royal license in 1849; M.P. for Sandwich, Kent, 1857-80; raised to the peerage, 1880 ; lord of the treasury, 1859-66; under-secretary of state for Home Department, 1866 and 1868-71,