Trench

Archbishop, was born in 1807, and died in 1886. He became Profe or of Theology at King's College, London, in 1846, and Dean of Westminster in 1856, and finally Archbishop of Dublin in 1864. He was a very popular writer both on theological and on philological subjects. His “Notes on the Parables 1, appeared in 1841, “Notes on the Miracles” in 1846, and the “Study of Words" in 1851. He resigned his archbishopric in 1884 from ill health.