LIST OF WRITERS.

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INITIALS.

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w. s.

G. T. S.

J. S—T.

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C. A. S.

II. B. S.

E. S. T.

C. T.

B. S r. J. T

E. V.

H. W.

M. A. W.

F. E. W.

II. W. W.

E. B. W.

NAMES.

Rev. John William Stanbiudge, B.D.,

Rector of Bainton; formerly Fellow and Tutor of St.John’s College, Oxford.

Rev. William Stewart, D.D.,

Professor of Biblical Criticism in the University ofGlasgow.

Rev. G. T. Stokes, D.D.,

Yicar of All Saints, Blackrock, Dublin, and Professor ofEcclesiastical History in the University of Dublin.

John Stuart, Esq., LL.D.,

Of the General Register House, Edinburgh.

Right Rev. William Stubbs, D.D.,

Bishop of Chester; formerly Regius Professor of ModernHistory in the University of Oxford.

The late Rev. Charles Anthony Swainson, D.D.,

Margaret Professor of Divinity in the University ofCambridge; Canon of Chichester Cathedral; Masterof Christ’s College, Cambridge.

Rev. Henry Barclay Svvete, D.D.,

Rector of Ashdon; Professor of Pastoral Theology inKing’s College, London; formerly Fellow and Di-vinity Lecturer of Gonville and Caius College,Cambridge.

Rev. Edward Stuart Talbot, M.A.,

Warden of Keble College, Oxford.

Rov. Charles Taylor, D.D.,

Master of St. John’s College, Cambridge.

. Rev. Richard St. John Tyrwhitt, M.A.,

Formerly Student and Rhetoric Reader of Christ Church,Oxford.

Rov. Edmund Venables, M.A.,

Canon Residentiary and Precentor of Lincoln Cathedral.

Rev. Henry Wace, D.D.,

Prebendary of St. Paul’s; Principal of King’s College,London; Preacher of Lincoln’s Inn; Hon. Chaplainto the Queen, and Chaplain to the Archbishop ofCanterbury.

Mrs. Humphry Ward.

Rev. Frederick Edward Warren, B.D.,

Rector of Frenchay; formerly Fellow of St. John’s College,Oxford.

Ven. Henry William Watkins, M.A., D.D.,

Archdeacon of Auckland; Canon of Durham; Professor ofHebrew in Durham University, and Examining Chap-lain to the Bishop of Durham.

Rev. Edward Barnett Wensley, B.A.,

Vicar of IIoo-Allhallows, Rochester.