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(34° 22’ §., 15( force ue ‘Wales; exports coal. Pop. (192: Rochefort, the to be WOLLSTONECRAFT, MARY, s returned Gopwin, Mary. in the major army WOLSELEY, IST VISCOUNT (183: Que1913), Brit. soldier; b. Co. Dublin: e on tered Brit. army in 1852; wounded j in the Burmese War (1852-53), and in Crimea War; captain in Ind. Mutiny, ar lieut.-colonel in Chin. expedition (1860 10° commanded Red River (Canada) & Brunswick, pedition (1870), and in A shanti W: and a (1873-4); organized government in ZA crushed the revolt « 19,000. Arabi Pasha at ‘Tell-el-Kebir (1882 in command of Sudan campaigns whic phys i attempted the relief of General Gordo on at Khartum (1884-5): field-marsh: Petersburg (1894); commander-in-chief (1895-1900 develop Author of several books, mnilitary an of autobiographical, including The Soldier Pocket-book for Field Service, Life of ti oe dl Dieta yer and The Sto of a Soldier’s Life. Buried in St. Pa; Cathedral. a modAngEng. churchman and statesman; b con repute s. of a butcher at Ipswich; grac f. o uated at Oxford, and elected a fellow « Magdalen, 1497; chaplain to Henr Vil., 1507; almoner to Henry VIII 1509; and early admitted to the king b. counsels. Abp. of York, 1514, and chi the statesman in England; cr. card in a of 1515, and app. Lord Chancellor; a Part ended Henry to the Field of the Clot of Gold, and worked for the treaty of alliance with France; unable to prevent the war that followed, he was responsible for the advantageous treaty at its close; hatred by Anne Boleyn, and by the lords-for his pomp and magnificence, and unable to a ist Henry in divorcing Catherine of Arragon, he fell from royal favor, 1529, and resigned the Great Seal. A bill of attainder was pa ed against him, and he was arrested; but sickne delayed his journey to London, and he died at Leicester Abbey. 2° 8’ W.), town, Staff ords hire, England; center of coal and iron mining district; Pop. (1921) 102,373. town, Bucking hams hire, England; railway-works.