Parry, Right Rev. Edward

D.D. (Oxford, 1870), bishop suffragan of Dover (suffragan to the archbishop of Canterbury), Church of England; b. at Government House, Sydney, New South Wales, in the year 1830; entered Bailiol College, Oxford, 1849; graduated B.A. (first-cla cla ics) 1852, M.A. 1855; ordained deacon 1854, prie 174 st 1855; was tutor of the University of Durham, 1853-56 curate of Sonning, Berks hire, 1856; domestic chaplain to the bishop of London, 1857-59; rector of Acton, Middle sex, and rural dean, 1856-69 bishop suffragan, 1870 (one of the first two suffragan bishops consecrated in the Anglican Church for three hundred years). Since 1870 he has been commi ary to the bishop of Madras; since 1874, same to the bishop of Gibraltar. Heis the author of A Memoir of Rear-Admiral Sir W. Edward Parry (his father), London, 1856; An Ordination Sermon preached in White hall Chapel, 1857; Memorials of Commander Parry, R.N. (his brother), 1870, 2d ed. 1879; A Sermon preached in Canterbury Cathedral after Dean Alford's Funeral, 1871. * PASSAGL1A, the Abbe Carlo, D.D., Roman Catholic; b. at Prive de San Paolo, near Lucca, Italy, in the year 1814; educated at Rome; became a Jesuit, and profe or of theology in the Roman University. He edited the dogmatic theology of Petavius; wrote A Commentary on the Prerogatives of St. Peter, Ratisbon, 1850; On the Eternity of Future Punishment; in defence of the immaculate conception; but particularly a Latin pamphlet urging the Pope to renounce the temporal power (Rome, 1861), which was put upon the Index, and obliged him to leave Rome. He was made by Victor Emmanuel a theological profe or at Turin in 1863 sat in the Italian Parliament. In November, 1882, he made his peace with the Holy See, and resumed his priestly functions. *