an English Wesleyan minister, was born at Holt, Norfolk, in 1805. He united with the Church in London in his sixteenth year; entered the ministry in 1829; retired from the active work in 1867; resided first at Hardway, Gosport; went to St. Helen's in October 1871, and died there, November 17 ensuing. He clearly explained and earnestly enforced the doctrines and duties of Christianity. See Minutes of the British Conference, 1872, page 17.