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Oxenham (HENRY NUTCOMBE an English)

HENRY NUTCOMBE, an English theologian; born in Harrow, England, Nov. 15, 1829; and educated at Balliol College, Oxford, taking a classical second class in 1850. He took orders in 1854, and held various curacies, but entered the Roman Catholic Church in 1857, and was successively professor at OXENHAM OXFORD UNIVERSITY St. Edmund's College, Ware, and master league was held together and supported Age of the Church" (1866), and "Lec- seat in the senate as chancellor of the Oxenham translated Döllinger's "First in 1636 he returned to Sweden, laid down Age of the Church" (1866), and "Lec- his extraordinary powers, and took his tures on Reunion of the Churches" seat in the senate as chancellor of the Councils of the Church" (1876) Aug. 28, 1654. of the Councils of the Church" (1876); of the queen. He died in Stockholm, "Catholic Eschatalogy and Universal- Aug. 28, 1654. siastical History and Biography" (1884) and "Short Studies, Ethical and Religious" (1885). He died March 23, 1888.