an Irish Methodist preacher, was born in Limerick, April 28, 1798. He was honorably connected with Irish Methoudism from the days of Mr. Wesley, was converted in his youth, joined the Methodists, entered the ministry in 1824, and for thirty-nine years faithfully discharged the pastoral office. He became a supernumerary in 1864, removed to England, and resided first at Newark, then with his son in London (John Beauchamp, Esq., treasurer of the Wesleyan Thanksgiving Fund). He was a spotless example of holy living, and peacefully died in London, April 28, 1873.