a distinguished English Baptist minister, was born near Exeter, February 14, 1821. He pursued his studies at Stepney College, at Edinburgh, and Glasgow; was settled first at Saffron, then at Broadmead Chapel, Bristol, where he remained eighteen years, during which time he attained to eminent distinction among the ministers of his denomination in England. Resigning his pastorate in Bristol, he accepted a call to Leicester, and died February 16, 1873. See (Lond.) Baptist Hand-book, 1874, page 274.