How, Right Rev. William Walsham

D.D. (by Archbishop of Canterbury, 1879), bishop suffragan of Bedford (for East London), Church of England; b. at Shrews bury, Dec. 13, 1823; educated at Wadham College, Oxford; graduated B.A. (third-cla cla ics) 1845, M.A. 1847; was ordained deacon 1846, priest 1847; was curate of St. George, Kidder minster, 1846; Holy Cro , Shrews bury, 1848; rector of Whittington, 1851- 79; diocesan inspector of schools, 1852-70; rural dean of Oswestry, 1853-79; select preacher at Oxford, 1868-69; proctor of diocese of St. Asaph, 1869-79; examining chaplain to bishop of Lich field, 1878-79; became bishop, 1879; since 1859 has been prebendary of Llanefydd and chancellor of St. Asaph Cathedral; since 1879, prebendary of Brondesbury in St. Paul's Cathedral, and rector of St. Andrew's Untershaft with St. Mary Axe, City and Diocese of London. He is the author of Dail// Family Prayers for Churchmen, London, 1859, 5th ed. 1879; Collect Lyrical Pieces, 1860; Plain Words, 1860-80,4 series; Psalm IL, 1861, 7th ed. 1874; Twenty-four Practical Sermons, 1861, 2d ed. 1870; Pastor in Parochia, 187-, 8th ed. 1883; Private Life and Ministrations of a Parish Priest, 1873; Plain Words to Children, 1876; Revision of the Rubrics, 1878; Holy Communion, 1878, 2d ed. 1882; Gospel according to St. John, with Commentary, 1879; Notes on the Church Service, 1884; Boy Hero, 1884; " Was lost and is found:" A Tale of the London Mi ion of 1874 (poem), 1885; Poems, 187-, new and enlarged ed. 1885; Words of Good Cheer, 1885, 2d ed. 1886; Hymns, 1886; sermons and minor works. *