Gilder
RICHARD WATSON, an school education; served with the Union "American editor; born in Bordentown, with the daily newspaper press and army during the Confederate invasion monthly periodicals till 1881, when he beof Pennsylvania in 1863; was connected His publications, chiefly in poetry, in- came editor-in-chief of "The Century." clude "The New Day"; "The Celestial came editor-in-chief of "The Century."
Passion"; "Lyrics"; "T "The Great Remembrance"; "In Pales- Passion"; "Lyrics"; "Two Worlds"; tine"; etc. He died Nov. 18, 1909. s": " Two Worlds"; few of English foundation. Its founder the Roman Catholic Church, one of the few of English foundation. Its founder in 1148 was St. Gilbert, a native of Semthe order was mainly derived from that the order was mainly derived from that of the Canons Regular of St. Augustine.
St. Gilbert also founded an order of nuns after the Benedictine institute. Both orders were approved, and had numerous convents in Eng Reformation, when they shared in the England at the time of the general suppression.