Angus, Joseph
(male)
01/16/1816 - 08/28/1902
English
University of Edinburgh; King's College, London
Baptist divine; wrote on Egyptian history and biblical subjects.
(Also in the Wellesley Index.)
Besant, Walter
(male)
08/14/1836 - 06/09/1901
English
King's College, London; Christ's College, Cambridge
Novelist and historian; wrote Studies in French Poetry (1868) and many novels.
(Also in the Wellesley Index.)
Edwardes, Sir Herbert
(male)
11/12/1819 - 12/23/1868
English
King's College, London
Administrator, soldier, and statesman in the Punjab; wrote literary contributions to the Delhi Gazette often critical of British Indian policy; wrote A Year on the Punjab Frontier (1851). See Boase I: 963-4, ODNB.
Fawcett, Henry
(male)
08/23/1833 - 11/06/1884
English
King's College, London; Trinity Hall, Cambridge
Statesman, political economist at Cambridge; M. P.; postmaster general; Lord Rector of Glasgow University. See Boase I: 1027-8.
(Also in the Wellesley Index.)
Goldsmid, Sir Frederick John
(male)
05/19/1818 - 01/12/1908
English
King's College, London
Officer in British Army and in East India Company; expert in Asiatic languages
(Also in the Wellesley Index.)
Harding, Thomas Oliver
(male)
01/05/1850 - 1896
English
King's College, London; Trinity College, Cambridge
Schoolmaster at Marlborough College and mathematician; member Cambridge Apostles.
Jones, Thomas Rymer
(male)
03/20/1810 - 12/10/1880
English
King's College, London
Morphologist and physiologist; professor of anatomy; widely published technical articles; wrote General Outline of the Animal Kingdom and Manual of Comparative Anatomy (1839-41) and other works. See Boase II: 143-4, ODNB.
Kingsley, Charles
(male)
06/12/1819 - 01/23/1875
English
King's College, London; Magdalene College, Cambridge
Cleric and professor of English literature; novelist; edited Fraser's Magazine; wrote Yeast, Westward Ho!, The Water-Babies, many other works. See Boase 2: 234-5, ODNB.
(Also in the Wellesley Index.)
Lush, William
(male)
1835 - 1918
unknown
King's College, London
Vicar of Stixwould; edited "The Remembrances or Gems from Authors" (1866).
Macknight, Thomas
(male)
02/15/1829 - 11/19/1899
English
King's College, London
Political writer and newspaper editor; wrote leaders for London daily newspapers; wrote biographies of Disraeli and of Edmund Burke; editor of Belfast Northern Whig. See Boase VI: 126, ODNB.
(Also in the Wellesley Index.)
Masters, Maxwell Tylden
(male)
04/15/1833 - 05/30/1907
English
King's College, London; University of St. Andrews
Botanist; editor of Gardeners' Chronicle.
Medd, Rev. Peter Goldsmith
(male)
07/18/1829 - 07/25/1908
English
King's College, London; University College, Oxford
Taught at University College, Oxford; rector of North Cerney, Cirencester; Brampton lecturer; wrote The Priest to the Altar, or Aids to the Devout Celebration of Holy Communion (1865), Sermons Preached in the Parish Church of Barnes (1877); The One Mediator (1884). See The New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge: 268. See ODNB.
Micklethwaite, John Thomas
(male)
05/03/1843 - 10/18/1906
English
King's College, London
Architect; Surveyor of the Fabric of Westminster Abbey,.
Mivart, St. George Jackson
(male)
11/30/1827 - 04/01/1900
English
King's College, London
Biologist; Vice-President of the Zoological Society; supporter of natural selection who later opposed evolution; wrote On the Genesis of Species (1871).
Murray, George
(male)
03/23/1830 - 03/13/1910
Canadian
King's College, London
Educator, poet, and journalist; awarded Lusby scholarship at Oxford; went to Canada in 1859 and was senior classical master at Montreal High School; contributed to Canadian press and published Verses and Versions (1891); edited "Notes and Queries: for the Montreal Star.
Pearson, Charles Henry
(male)
09/07/1830 - 05/29/1894
English
Oriel College, Oxford; King's College, London
Colonial minister and historian; wrote The History of England during the Early and Middle Ages (1867) and mnay other works; professor of modern history at King's College, London; minister in government of South Australia; editor of National Review. See Boase II: 1421-2, ODNB.
(Also in the Wellesley Index.)
Perks, Robert William
(male)
04/24/1849 - 11/30/1934
English
King's College, London
Solicitor, industrailist associated with railways and port contruction firms; liberal politician and M.P.
Weale, William Henry James
(male)
03/08/1832 - 04/26/1917
English
King's College, London
Art historian; expert on early bookbinding; curator of the library of the South Kensington Museum; wrote Bookbindings and rubbings of bookbindings in the National Art Library, South Kensington Museum (1894-1898) and other works.
(Also in the Wellesley Index.)