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Liongley, F. E. Frank Douglas. Liongmuir, John, LL.U. .7. L. A

Scottisli poet of the day.

Ijoraine, Rev. Nevison. A Church- man. An English clergyman ; vicar of St. Paul's, Chiswick, 1872-80 et seq.

Lord, Halkett. Harold Klett. An Amurican journalist of Pittsburg, Penn. ; editor of the "Bookmart."

Ijord, John Koiist, 1817-72. The Xdtiiralist. An English writer; was first a captain in the Riiyal Artillery ; after- wards devoted himself to the study of natural history ; served on the North American Boundary Commission ; was then manager of the Brighton Aqua- rium ; d. at his house, Dorset Gardens, Brighton.

Lord, Rev. William W., D.D., 1818-. The Rector. An ^Vmerican Episcopal clergyman ; b. in Western New York ; in 1872 rector of Christ Church, Vicksburg, Miss. ; in 1886, of Morristown, N.J.

Lorimer, John G., D.D. A Church- man.

See " I. and P.," First Series, p. 485.

Loring, Ellis Gray, 1802-58. The Board of Managers [of the Massachu- setts Anti-Slavery Society]. An Ameri- can anti-slavery lawyer, when to be so, required great courage ; studied at Harv. Coll. with the class of 1823, but was re- fused his degree on account of his par- ticipation in the rebellion, and after- wards declined it ; d. in Boston.

Loring, George Bailey, M.D. L — g. An American statesman ; b. in North Andover, Mass. ; Harv. Univ., 1838 ; M.C., 1877-81; in 1887 resident at Sa- lem, Mass.

Loring, William Wing (Ferek Pasha), 1818-86. A Confederate Sol- dier. An American soldier; b. in North Carolina; served in the Mexican War and in the late civil war; became Loring Pasha, an officer of the Khedive of Egypt, in 1869; d. in New York City.

Lothrop, Samuel Kirkland, D.D., 1804-86. *L.; 8. K. L.; L—p. An American clergyman ; b at Utica, N.Y. ; Harv. Univ., 1825; pastor at Boston from 1834 ; d. in Boston.

Louis XVII., King of France. The Child of the Temple.

Louis Philippe, Duke of Orleans, 1773-1850. The Citizen King. A French king; eldest son of Louis Philippe Jo- seph, Duke of Orleans ; king of the French, 1830-48 ; d. at Claremont, Eng- land.

Loveday, Dr. John. Antiquarius.

See " I. and P.," First Series, p. 485.

Lovel, Baron. Mr. Baron L. An English lawyer and judge early in the eighteenth century ; satirized bv Dean Swift.

Lovell, Laura H. A Delegate to the Anti-Slaverg ijtntrention of American Women. An American writer of Fall River(?).

Loven, Rev. Nils, -1858. Nicolovius, A Swedish clergyman and author; trans- lator of Camoen's " Lusiad " and Dante's " Divina Commedia."

Lovering, Joseph, LL.D. J. L. An American natural philosopher ; Harv. Univ., 1833 ; professor there, 1838-87.

Lovlbond, Edward, -1775. E. L. An English poet who lived in the neigh- borhood of Hampton, Middlesex, and d. there.

Low, Samuel. An American. See " 1. and P.," First Series, p. 485. Lowe, Robert, 1811-. The Member for Kidderminster. An English financier and orator; b. at Bingham ; educ. at Ox- ford ; and practised law in Australia, 1843-50; M.P. for Kidderminster, 1852 et seq. ; and for the Univ. of London, 1868 et seq.

Lowell, Mrs. Anna Cabot (Jackson). A Teacher. An American educator; b. in Boston; published quite a number of valuable educational works.

Lowell, Charles, D.D., 1782-1861. The Senior Minister of the West Church in Boston. An American clergyman ; b. in Boston ; Harv. Univ., 1800 ; minister of the West (Congregational) Church in Boston, 1806-61 ; d. in Cambridge, Mass. Lowell, John, LL.D., 1769-1841. A Lai/man ; The Boston Rebel ; A Friend of that College.

See "I. and P.," First Series, p. 485. Lowth, Robert, D.D. A Late Pro- fessor in the University of Oxford. See " I. and P.," First Series, p. 486. Loyson, Emily Jane. Butterfield Meriman. An English translator of C. J. M. Loyson's letters, etc. ; wife of the latter ; was a daughter of Mr. Amory Butterfield, and widow of Mr. Edwin Ruthven Meriman, of the United States, and married to Abbe Loyson in 1872. Abbe Loyson was the same as Father Hyacinthe.

Lozano, Don Pedro. Fhilolethus. A Spanish historian and Jesuit, who lived in the eighteenth century ; was sent to South America, and attached as professor to the then celebrated college of Cordova de Tucuman.

Lubojatzky, Franz, -1887. Franz Carion. A German novelist.