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HUGH, D.D., English prelate, reformer, and martyr, was born about 1490. In 1538 lie was imprisoned for not accepting the Six Articles, but was released at the acce ion of Edward VI. He was burned at the stake in Mary’s reign. torial plum. 1 30 miles from Alengon, became, in the 16th century’ a La haunt Trappe of licentious monks called the bandits of reformed, but, at the Revolution, had to leave the country till the Restoration. There is also a female order of Trappists. valuable collection of MSS. when he was its Chancellor. who In 1634 lie instituted proceedings against all hunting out Puritans and others. In 1644 he was beheaded for high treason. born in 1616. He was at first a zealous Presbyterian. In 1650 he accompanied Charles II. to Scotland, was taken prisoner at the battle of Worcester and liberated in 1660, when he rigorously used the power given him to force Episcopacy upon his Presbyterian friends. On account of his tyrannous conduct he died, disgraced, in 1682. other name is the ‘Giant Kingfisher.’ It inhabits the south-east of Australia. facial muscles which produce crying.