CAMPBELL, JOHN

Royal BARON (1779-1861), Lord Chan cello his England; wrote Lives of the Lord Ch native cellors of England, 7 vols., 1849;; acquired an Lives of the Chief Justices of England. 1897 CAMPBELL, LEWIS (1830-19: Royal Scot. cla ical scholar; eminent for from trans. from Plato, Aschylus, | Opera Sophocles. of the Com CAMPBELL, MRS. PATRICK (18 death Eng. actre ; first succe at Adelt these two Theatre, 1892; she created the part Second Mrs. Tanqueray, 1893, at i Has played with Beerbc Italy. Bernhardt. ‘Toured U.S. in 190i, 15 army, 1910, and 1914. Created Eliza I music little in Pygmalion, by George Bern Parma, Shaw, 1914, and George Sand in Mad. His Sand, 1920. at La United (1861), American educator. Graduz of the from Christian College, Monmon Lucrezia Oregon, in 1879, and received his A of the from Harvard in 1886; LL.D., Pai disease University, 1911; University of C his rado, 1913. | Was made President of University of Oregon in 1902, and V President of the National A ociat bell), of State Universities in 1916. Mem of the executive committee of the Y species C.A. of Oregon and Idaho. mis- (1867), Eng. preacher; succeeded heroine of Parker at City Temple, 1903; publis two books on Immanence, 1917, wk aroused controversy; visited U.S., 1¢ S., 790° entered Church of England, 1¢ of New vicar of Christ Church, Victoria Str London, since 1917. clan; CAMPBELL, THOMAS (1777-18Duncan, Scot. poet; b. Glasgow; went to Ex the burgh, where Sir Walter Scott, Jeff: the and John Leyden were amongst his c Breadalbane, temporaries. His most ambitious po The Pleasures ofg Hope, appeared (17881799. Its succe was immediate, bu Bethany is now forgotten. Campbell was a lak England, ious writer. He will live by virtue of patriotic lyrics, of which, Ye Mariner of England and The Battle of the Baltic from amongst the finest in the language; L to by Beattie, 1849, Hadden, 1899. members CAMPBELL, WILLIAM (18° U.S.A. American scientist. Graduated from of John Civil Service Dept., Kings College, L don, 1892; St. Kenelms College, Cow! established Oxford, 1892-4; Durham Univer: College of Science, 1894-7; A.Sc., 18 BARON B.Sc., 1897; M.Se., 1903; Sc.D., 19 Peninsular Royal School of Mines, London, 18 Crimea, 1901; also Ph.D., 1903; and A.M., 1¢ and Columbia University. Was a lect and instructor in eoteey and metallur metallographer of the Bureau of Mines 1911. Editor of the School of Mines Quarterly, 1910. Was awarded the Saville Shaw Medal by the Society of Chemical Industry (British), 1903.