Procter
BRYAN WALLER, Educated at Harrow, with Byron and donym BARRY CORNWALL, an English Peel for schoolfellows, he studied law, poet; born in London, Nov. 21, 1787.
R, pseuand in 1815 began to contribute poetry to the "Literary Gazette." He published four volumes of poems, and produced called to the bar in 1831. His works comprise "Dramatic Scenes" (1819), "A called to the bar in 1831. His works a tragedy at Covent Garden. He was (1820), "The Flood of Thessaly" (1823), and "English Songs" (1832), besides (1820), "The Flood of Thessaly" (1823), Sicilian Story" and "Marcian Colonna" memoirs of Kean (1835), and Charles Lamb (1866). He died Oct. 5, 1874. an employed to manage another's cause in a court of civil or ecclesiastical law. He Lamb (1866). He died Oct. 5, 1874. answers to an attorney at common law.
In an English university, two officials good order and discipline. In chosen from among the Masters of Arts good order and discipline. In an to enforce the statutes, and preserve cer whose duty it is to preserve order and enforce the laws of the institution. clergymen elected to represent cathealso the common clergy of every diocese in convocation. dral or other collegiate churches, and ican poet; born in Henniker, N. H., Sept. 18, 1829. in convocation. also the common clergy of every diocese 18, 1829. Her works are: "Poems" (1866); "A Russian Journey" (1872); (1892); "Mountain Maid and Other Poems of New Hampshire" (1900); etc. (1892) "Mountain Maid and Other 1831, at Proctorsville, Vt., and graduated