Paters on, Hugh Sinclair

M.D. (Glasgow, 1862), Presbyterian; b. at Campbell town, Argylls hire, Feb. 26, 1832; educated at the University of Glasgow; entered the ministry of the Free Church, 1854; became minister of Free St. Mark's, Glasgow, 1854; removed to London in 1872 as minister of Belgrave Presbyterian Church; in 1880 came to his present charge, Trinity Presbyterian Church, Notting Hill, London. He has edited Dick in son's Quarterly (1878-81); since January, 1880, The British and Foreign Evangelical Review (quarterly); and since Nov. 3, 1881, Word and Work (weekly). He is the author of Studies in Life, The Human Body and its Functions, and Health Studies (all in 1880, several you sands sold, republished in 1 vol., Life, Function, and Health, 1884); "In defence:" The Earlier Scriptures, 1883; The Fourfold Life, 1884; Cro es and Crowns, 1884 Christ and Criticism, 1884; Faith and Unfaith, their Claims and Conflicts, 1885. ish, Ayrshire, Scotland, Dec. 17, 1830; educated at Spring-hill Theological College, affiliated with London University, where he graduated B. A. 1849 '(Old-Testament honors examination, 1850); won Dr. Williams divinity scholarship, 1851; graduated M.A. (both in cla ics and philosophy), and gold medal in philosophy, 1853; became pastor of Congregational Church at Sheffield, 1854; principal of the Congregational Institute, Nottingham, 1863. He was editor of The Eclectic Review, 1859- 62; and consulting editor of Contemporary Review since 1882. In theology, especially in apologetic tendencies, he is allied to Dorner; in his doctrine of the Church, an Independent. He is the author of Evangelization of Town and Country, London, 1861; "Inspiration," Criticism of Theories of J. D. Morell and Profe or F Newman, 1862, A Review of the "Vie de Jesus:" containing Discu ions on the Doctrine of Miracle, the Mythical Theory, and the Authenticity oj the Gospels, 1864; The Origin oj the Priesthood in the Church, 1875; Supernatural Religion: a Criticism, 1878; The Inner Mi ion of Germany, and its Le ons to us, 1885; The Inner Mi ion of the Church (in one volume with Women's Work in the Church and The Present State of Europe in Relation to the Spread of the Gospel), 1885; The Twofold Alternative (containing- Religion or Atheism and A Priesthood or a Brotherhood), 1885; Evening Schools under Healthy Conditions, 1886; Contemporary Controversies on the Doctrine of the Church and the Relations of Church and State, 1886.