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 Smith's Dictionary of Antiquities; also articles in Hermathena, Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, etc. Recns.: cycling. Youngest son of late Benjamin Purser, of Dungarvan, Co. Waterford: b. 1854. Address: 35 Trinity College, Dublin. University Club, Dublin.

PURSER, John Mallet, B.A., M.D., D.Sc. Hon. Causa (T.C.D.; F.R.C.P.I.): Regius Professor of Physic, University of Dublin from 1917; Vice-President Royal Dublin Society since 1915; Educ.: Private schools; Trinity College, Dublin; studied at London, Strasburg, and Paris. Censor, R.C.P.I., 1883-5; King's Professor of Institutes of Medicine in Trinity College, 1874-1901; Lecturer on Pathology, 1881-95; Physician to Royal City of Dublin Hospital, 1871-4: and to Sir Patrick Dun's Hospital, 1874-1901; Consulting Physician to Sir Patrick Dun's Hospital since 1901. Pubns.: Manual of Histology, 1884; numerous papers on Medical, Physiological, and Pathological subjects. Recns.: music, travel. Eldest son of late Benjamin Purser, of Dungarvan, Co. Waterford; b. 1839. Res.: Mespil House, Mespil Road, Dublin.

PURSER, Olive, M.A. (T.C.D.), Lady Registrar, Trinity College, Dublin. First woman student to obtain a scholarship after the admission of women to Dublin University; University student with gold medal in classics; large gold medal in Modern Literature. Dau. of Alfred Purser, of 12 Palmerston Road, Dublin. Res.: 12 Palmerston Road, Dublin. Club: Ladies' University.

QUAILE, George Emerson, M.A. (Dublin Univ. 1892); L.H.D. (Trinity College, Hartford, Conn. U.S.A., 1920); ordained priest Protestant Episcopal Church, U.S.A., 1894; Headmaster St. Austin's School, Slaten [sic] I., N.Y., 1894-1901; Rector St. Mary's Church, Slaten I., 1897-1901; Headmaster Salisbury School, Salisbury, Conn., 1901; b. at Omagh, June 22, 1867. Res.: Salisbury, Conn., U.S.A. Club: University Club, New York.

QUILL, Lieutenant-Colonel Berkeley Crosbie, C.B. (1902). Educ.: Middleton College, Co. Cork. Entered Army 1872; served over twenty-seven years in the York and Lancaster Regt.; with the 2nd Batt. in the Egyptian War of 1882; Assistant Inspector of Gymnasia, Aldershot, 1888-92; promoted Lt.-Col. 1900, and sent on special service to S. Africa; commanded 11th Batt. York and Lancaster Regt. (New Army Training Reserve), Nov., 1914 to Sep., 1916, when retired again for age. Recns.: formerly-sports of all kinds and athletics; was the first winner of the championship. Grand Army Athletic Meeting; nowadays reading, fishing, golf. Third son of late Jerome Quill, J.P., of Tralee, Co. Kerry; b. 4 May, 1852, of Irish descent, the O'Sullivan Clan, one of whom was known as O'Sullivan of the Wood (O'Sullivan Cuilhence Quill); m. 1892, Lucy (d. 1893), dau. of late Capt. J. R. Woodriff, R.N., and has issue one dau. Res.: Ballycarty, Tralee, Co. Kerry. Clubs: Army and Navy, London; Co, Kerry, Tralee.

'''QUILL, Major-Gen. Richard Henry''', C.B. (1917); 2nd class Order Red Eagle with Star (1907); B.A., M.B., M.Ch. (T.C.D.; Major-Gen. A.M.S. (ret.). Educ: Trinity College, Dublin; entered Army as Assistant Surgeon, 1872; served with R.A. Afghanistan, 1879-1880; was Senior Medical Officer, Thames District at Chatham, and subsequently Principal Medical Officer, Ceylon Command, 1898-1902; Principal Medical Officer, South Eastern District, 1902-5; Principal Medical Officer, Royal Victoria Hospital, Netley, 1905-1908; holds 2nd class of the Royal Prussian Order of the Red Eagle with the Star. Recns.: golf; won Amateur Golf Championship of Ceylon, 1899; eldest son of late Jerome Quill, J.P., of Kilmoily, Tralee, Co. Kerry; b. 8th June, 1848; m. 1886, Marion, only dau. of D.I. Gen. W. Gunn, R.N., and has issue one son. Res.: Craigleith House, Cheltenham. Clubs: Junior United Service, London; Royal Cinque Ports; Golf, Deal; New Cheltenham.

QUIN, Sir Stephen Byrne, Knt, (1918); is a Director of John Quin & Co., Ltd., wine merchants, of Limerick: J.P., D.L. for Limerick (High Sheriff, 1897-8); Mayor 1916-17; was a Member of Irish Convention 1917-18. Educ. at Ushaw College, Durham; son of John Quin, D.L., of Limerick: b. 1860: m. 1886, Emma Mary, dau. of Michael Theobald Crean, Barrister, and Irish Land Commissioner, of Dublin, and has issue, Percy Stephen; b. 1889: Richard Berchmans: b. 1891, and Alice Winifride Mary; b. 1900. Res.: Ballinacourty, Castleconnell. United Service Club, Dublin; County Club, Limerick.

QUINN, Sir Patrick, Knt. (1919), M.V.O. 5th class (1907): Officer of the Legion of Honour: Officer de l'Instruction Publique, France; Order of Military Merit, Spain; Order of the Crown, Italy, Dannebrog, Denmark, Vasa, Sweden, St. Olaf, Norway, Christ. Greece, Conception of Our Lady of Villo Vicosa, Portugal; entered London Metropolitan Police, 19731873 [sic]; Supt. Scotland Yard, 1903 to 1918; attended Queen Victoria, King Edward VII., King George V., and Queen Mary, when visiting the continent, and Foreign Royalties when visiting London; third son of late T. Quinn, of Mayo; b. 1855. Res.: 28 Montserrat-road, Putney, London, S.W.<section end="Quinn, Sir Patrick" />

<section begin="Quinton, Richard Frith" />QUINTON, Richard Frith, M.A;, M.D., M.Ch., L.M. (Q.U.I.): M.R.C.S., Eng. Educ.: Portora Royal School, Enniskillen; Queen's University, Ireland;<section end="Quinton, Richard Frith" />