a clergyman of the Church of England, was born at Millbrook, November 8, 1816. Graduating from Cambridge University in 1839, he took orders and was a rector the rest of his life. He died December 19, 1890. Among his works are, Religious Importance of Secular Instruction (1857): — Plain Lectures on Astronomy, England and France (1860): — History of the Reform Bill (1864): — System of Moral Philosophy (1867): — History of England (1871-73): — History of the Church of England (1882).