Lockhart

Collier's New Encyclopedia (1921)

1,1895. Scotch biographer Cambusnethan, JOEN July 14, 1794. He was rand gow University; gained Lanarika Balliol College, Oxford was ed Scottish bar, but gained a began his literary xford; JOHN LOCKE contributor to the never " Blackwood's Magazine States, on suspicion of his being con y career married the daughter cerned in Monmouth's rebellion, which the ne Scott, and in 1826 necessitated his temporary concealment. gazine. At the revolution he returned to England editor of the " Quarterly ghter and was made a commissioner of appeals, sition which he and in 1695 a commissioner of trade and As the author of the plantations. He resided the last few Scott he will be in Abbotsford, Nov. years of his life, at Oates, in Essex. As a philosopher, Locke stands at the head LOCK HAVEN, a of what is called the Sensational School seat of Clinton co., in England. His greatest work is the Branch "Essay on the Human Understanding." Erie railroads; 25 canal, and the Pa His other works are the "Treatise on Williamsport; in a Civil Government," "Letters on Tolerathe P tion," "On the Conduct of the Undervalley. The manufacture mile bea standing," "Vindication of the Reasonof business pine and interest other. It ableness of Christianity." He died in factur the leading Jumb 1704. bank, newspapers, Ith LOCKE, WILLIAM JOHN, an Engschools, State normal mina lish novelist, born in Barbados in 1863. works, foundries and He was educated at the Queen's Royal shops, planing - mills College, Trinidad, and at St. John's Colbridge crosses the lege at Cambridge. He was an archi- ( 1910) 7,772; ( 1920) rom 1897 to 1907 from 1897 to 1907 Royal Institute of Royal Institute of the meantime he In the meantime he ch were well rewhich were well rewhich were not but which were not His first novel . His first novel "The Morals of was " The Morals of 905. This was 1905. This was ar by his best year by his bestved Vagabond." Beloved Vagabond. " eptimus," 1907; " Septimus, " 1907; 0: "Stella Ma- 1910; " Stella Maunate Youth," Fortunate Youth, " Locke is one of Locke is one of modern English of modern English FREDERICK, , FREDERICK, nin 1821. He born in 1821. He is-writer in the précis - writer in the ade his name made his name r of unusually writer of unusually verses by his society verses by his Iater books 1857). Later books (1867) and " ( 18 1867) and 1850 he mar- . In 1850 he mar- Eart of Elgin, 1 7th Earl of Elgin, 374 the daughin 1874 the daughwhen Locker Lampson, when Locker on to his own. Lampson to his own. the first mar by the first marnel Tennyson. Lionel Tennyson. GIBSON, a JOHN GIBSON, tor; born in a and editor; born in e, Scotland, Lanarkshire, Scotland, ated at Glaseducated at Glasexhibition at an exhibition at died for the ; studied for the acticed; and never practiced; and a 1817 as a career in 1817 as a y-established newly - established In 1820 he . " In 1820 he Sir Walter of Sir Walter Gifford as succeeded Gifford as low," a pos Review, " a por 27 years. occupied for 27 years. Sir Walter life of Sir Walter 1. He died remembered. He died 25, 1854. and countycity and countythe West Pa .; on the West Ivania and S. W. of miles W. S. W. of Pennsylvania and mountain beautiful mountain !shipment and shipment the chief urches of lumber has is churches the chief of Natronsk denominations, National d private public and private hotels, gas school, hotels, gas rmachine tanneries, machine and sawmills. A river here. Pop. 8,557. LOCKJAW. See TETANUS.