HILL, LOUIS WARREN

(1872), Railway Chairman; 6. in Minnesota. Bachelor of Philosophy of Yale College in 1893. Held positions on railroads of which his father was president. Presivane of Great Northern Railway since mous Eng. preacher. (1772-1842), a British general, nephew of the preacher Rowland Hill, was b. at Prees Hall, near Hawk stone. He commanded the 90th regiment in Abercromby’s Egyptian Expedition, 1801, and served throughout the Peninsular War as Sir Arthur Wellesley’s ablest coadjutor. He captured the forts of Almarez, for which he was created Baron, 1814. He distinguished himself by his brigade charge at Waterloo, and succeeded Wellington in 1828 as commander-in-chief.