LAMBERT, JOHN

(1619-83), Eng. general; Round head in Civil War; distinguished at siege of Hull, 1643, Dunbar, Worcester, and other battles and sieges; member of Committee of Safety, 1659; crushed Royalist rising under Booth: 1659; major-gen. of forces in England and Scotland, 1659; sent against Monk, whose march he was unable to oppose, owing to dwindling of army; arrested at) Restoration; banished to Guernsey. 4 6° 13’ E.), village, Algeria, Africa; interesting Rom. remains include so called preetorium, baths, temples, aqueducts, and great number of inscriptions. metropolitan borough, 8. London; contains L. Palace, seat of abp’s of Canterbury, which has fine library and portraits of abp’s. Pop. 1921, 302,960. ed by all Anglican bp’s, meet at Lambeth Palace to bring about closer union and discu ion of common interests between Eng. and colonial churches. The first Conference was held in 1867, second, 1878, third, 1888, fourth, 1897, fifth, 1908. Unlike Convocation they po e no formal authority, but have considerable influence; various questions, doctrinal, disciplinary, social, and edu-