Peter I
KING OF SERBIA ; be mentioned Ernulf, Bishop of Rochester (1115); and of the 27 bishops, Lloyd and White the non-jurors, Richard Cumberland, Archbishop Magee of York, and Mandell Creighton the historian. Paley was a native. Two ancient gateways, the bishop's palace and the deanery (once the abbot's and prior's houses), and the chancel of a Becket chapel (now a museum) make up the remaining objects of interest. Peterborough is an important railway center, has manufactures of agricultural implements, and carries on a large trade in malt, coal, farm produce, etc. Incorporated as a municipal borough in 1874, it has returned two members to Parliament from 1547 till 1885, and since then one. Pop. (1917) 33,574. with his troops until the final invasion by the forces of the Central Powers in 1916, when he escaped through the mountains of Albania to the Adriatic Coast, where he was rescued by the Italian ships. Until the collapse of the Teutonic front in the Balkans in 1918, he remained gion. It exports peas, oats, barley, in Greece, when he returned to Belgrade with his troops, following the retreating Austrians.
PETER, PARLEY. See GOODRICH, SAMUEL GRISWOLD.
PETER PINDAR. See JOHN.
WOLCOTT,