William Douglas Parish

Name: List of Carthusians, 1800–1879
Author: William Douglas Parish

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“List of Carthusians, 1800–1879”, published in 1879, is a work by William Douglas Parish. It explores elements such as Sussex, Essex and Herts.

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ LIST OF PROVINCIALISMS IN USE IN THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX.
8vo, Cloth, free by post, 7s. 6d.
"An entirely new feature appears in this glossary. Most people suppose that there is something very repulsive in the study of provincialisms. Mr. Parish's volume ought for ever to dispel this most foolish notion. We do not suppose that Sussex folk are wittier than their despised brethren in the "Sheeres," but simply that Mr. Parish is a better observer, with a keener sense of humour than most glossarists. Mr. Parish's glossary is more entertaining than Punch." ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Son of Edward Matthey, Warwick Crescent, London, b. 1864.
Maud, Charles Theobald, 1809-13. Son of John Primatt Maud, of Hillingdon, Middlesex, b. 1797. Ball. Coll. Oxf.; died at Bath 1878.
Maud, Sidney Ashmore Stuart, 1874. Son of Rev. Henry Landon Maud, Vicar of Assington, Suffolk, b. 1861. Finished his education at the Institute of Commerce at Antwerp. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Son of William Walford, of High Beech, Essex, b. 1809. Merchant at Liverpool. Of Bebington, Cheshire.
Walford, Alfred Saunders, 1853-55. Son of the above. b. 1843. Merchant. Bromborough, Cheshire.
Walford, Desborough, 1810-12, b. 1796. Solicitor at Ipswich ; died 1873.
Walford, Edward, 1834-41. Son of the Rev. Wm. Walford, of Hatfield Peverel, Essex, b. 1823. Gold Medal. Scholar of Ball. Coll. Oxf. Latin Verse, and Denyer Theol. Prize. Editor of the Gentleman's Magazine, Author of "Old and New London," "County Families," &c. Walford, Frederick, 1821-28. Son of Joseph Green Walford, Q.C. b. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ East India Service.
Tristram, Francis Thomas, 1877. Son of Thomas Hutchinson Tristram, D.C.L., of 22, Manchester Square, b. 1864.
Tristram,* Henry Baker, 1806-13. Son of Rev. Thomas Tristram, Prebendary of Salisbury, Rector of Barkstone, Lincolnshire, b. 1795. Student of Ch. Ch. Oxf. 2nd Class Lit. Hum. Vicar of Eglingham, Northumb.; d. 1837. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Son of Rev. W. J. Palmer, B.D., Rector of Mixbury, Oxon, and brother of Lord Selborne. b. 1824. Gold Medal. Scholar and Fellow Ball. Coll. Oxf. Hertford and Ireland Scholar, &c. 1st Class Lit. Hum. Corpus Professor of Latin 1870-78. Archdeacon of Oxford, and Canon of Ch. Ch. Palmer, Francis, 1822, b. 1810. Ch. Ch. Oxf. Barrister. 8, Old Burlington Street.
Palmer, George, 1843-45. Son of Col. Palmer, of Nazing Park. b. 1828. India Civil Service. Received a Medal and Clasp and the thanks of Her Majesty for distinguished Service in the Indian Mutiny. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Son of the late Thomas Broadwood, of Holmbush, Sussex.
Brockhurst, Joseph Sumner, 1819, b. 1805. St. John's Coll. Cam. Chancellor's Medal for English Verse, 1824. Master of Camberwell Proprietary School.
Brockman, William Lock, 1816. Son of Rev. Julius Drake Brockman, Rector of Cheriton, Kent. b. 1803. Emigrated to Australia. Member of the Legislative Council. Died in Australia 1872. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Son of Sir Edmund Currey, Equerry to the late Duke of Gloster. b. 1836. Civil Engineer.
Currey, Frederick William, 1873. Son of Arthur Currey.
Currey, George, 1824. Son of the Rev. James Currey, Preacher of Charterhouse, b. 1816. Gold Medal. St. John's Coll. Cam. Bell Scholar, 14th Wrangler, and 1st Class Tripos. Fellow and Tutor of the College. D.D. Preacher at Whitehall 1845. Hulsean Lecturer 1850. Preacher of Charterhouse 1846. Master of Charterhouse 1871. Prebendary of St. Paul's. Currey, George Evelyn, 1875. Son of Edmund C. Currey, of Mailing Deanery, Sussex, b. 1864. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Son of Henry Wise, of Charlton Court, Steyning, Sussex, b. 1864.
Witherby, John, 1810-11. Solicitor.
Witt, James Beadon, 1848. Left the same year. Eldest son of James Witt, of Swaffham Prior, Cambs. b. 1832; died 1873.
Witt, Sheridan, 1849-51. Son of Charles Witt, Physician, of London, b. 1834. Emigrated to Australia.
Wix,* Hubert Hector John, 1874. Son of Rev. Joseph Wix, Rector of Littlebury, Essex, b. 1861. Exhibitioner and Senior Scholar.
Wix, Louis Arthur, 1864. Brother of the above, b. 1850. Clare Coll. Cam. Solicitor. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Manager of the Branch Bank of England at Manchester; deceased.
Roupell, John Stuart, 1822, b. 1807. Fellow of Trin. Hall, Cam. B.C.L. Conveyancer.
Rouquette, Louis, 1870-71. Son of Henry Philip Rouquette, of Walthamstow, Essex, b. 1857. Merchant in New Orleans.
Rous, Hon. Thomas Manners, 1823. Son of the 6th Earl of Stradbroke. b. 1810. Ball. Coll. Oxf. Holy Orders; died 1841.
Routh, Edward, 1822, b. 1810.
Routh, James, 1826, b. 1816.
Routh, Randolph Henry Felix, 1876. Son of C. H. F. Routh, M.D. b. 1862.
Routh, William de Hague, 1822, b. 1811. E. India Co's. Service, Bengal. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Barham, Charles Henry, 1821. Son of late Joseph Foster Barham, M.P., b. 1809. Ch. Ch. Oxf. M.P. for Appleby 1831–2. Afterwards took Holy Orders, and became Rector of Barming, Kent, d. 1878.
Baring, James Drummond, 1822. Son of Henry Baring, and nephew of the first Lord Ashburton, b. 1809.
Barker, 1803.
Barker, Benjamin, 1826, b. 1814. Caius Coll. Cam. Holy Orders. Shipdham, Norfolk. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Son of Charles Palmer Phillips, of Aldenham, Herts, b. 1853; d. 1879.
Phillips, Elwin George Wilson, 1876. Son of John South Phillips, of Barton Lodge, Bury St. Edmunds, b. 1862.
Phillips, George Richard Turner, 1850-54. Son of Richard Phillips, F.R.C.S. b. 1841. King's Coll. London. Surgeon, Leinster Square, Bayswater.
Phillips,* Henry George, 1803-10. Son of John Phillips, Surgeon to the Royal Household, b. 1791. Scholar of Emm. Coll. Cam. Rector of Gt. Weltham, Suffolk; died 1874. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Containing Notices of the Descent, Birth, Marriage, Education, &c., of more than 12,000 distinguished Heads of Families in the United Kingdom, their Heirs Apparent or Presumptive, together with a Record of the Patronage at their disposal, the Offices which they hold or have held, their Town Addresses, Country Residences, Clubs, &c. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Son of H. W. Phillott (below) , b. 1852. Architect at Cheltenham. Phillott,* Henry Wright, 1827-33. Son of Johnson Phillott, of Bath. b. 1816. Orator. Student of Ch. Ch. 2nd Class Lit. Hum. Formerly Assist. Master. Rector of Staunton on the Wye.
Phillpotts,* John Scott, 1832-38. Son of the Bishop of Exeter, b. 1820. Ex. Coll. Oxf. Indian Army.
Phillpotts, William, 1819, b. 1807.
Pickthall, Arthur Christie, 1874. Son of Rev. Charles Grayson Pickthall, Rector of Chillesford, Suffolk. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Turner, Thomas Metcalfe Blois, 1821. Brother of Samuel Blois Turner (above) . b. 1809. Capt. Bombay Engineers; died in India 1847. Turner, Thomas Peregine, 1819. Brother of John Fisher Turner (above) . b. 1803. Solicitor at Exeter.
Turner, William Stephen Turner Mellish, 1823. (See Meryweather) .
Turnor, Henry Martin, 1825. Son of Edmund Turnor, of Stoke Rochford, Lincolnshire. b. 1812. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Son of Rev. Lord Charles A. Hervey, Rector of Chesterford, Cambridgeshire. b. 1852. Clare Coll. Cam. Hesketh, Wickham, 1818, b. 1806.
Hessing, George William, 1833-35, b. 1819. Army; died in India 1841.
Hewett, Cornwallis, 1800-4. Trin. Coll. Cam. M.D. Fellow and Medical Professor of Downing Coll. Physician to St. George's Hospital, &c. ; d. 1841.
Hewett, Douglas, 1876. Son of Robert Hewett, Roden Lodge, Barking, Essex, b. 1862. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Son of William Robert Spencer, who was a grandson of the Duke of Marlborough. b. 1799. Univ. Coll. Oxf. Bishop of Madras. Chancellor of St. Paul's; died 1866. Spencer, John, 1803. Left the same year.
Spencer, John, 1825, b. 1811. Jes. Coll. Cam.
Spencer, John Trevor, 1873. Son of William Cavendish Spencer, of the Bengal Civil Service, b. 1859.
Spencer-Stanhope, Walter, 1875. (See Stanhope) .
Spicer, Stephen Ralph, 1821, b. 1806. Worc. Coll. Oxf. Curate of Woodnesborough, Kent.
Spiller,* Edward Frederick, 1842-48, b. 1831. Emigrated to Australia. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Son of the late Edward Frere, of Llanelly, Co. Brecon, b. 1807. Edinburgh University. Barrister. Succeeded to the estates of his uncle, the late Rt. Hon. John Hookham Frere, Roydon Hall, Norfolk.
Frere, Walter Howard, 1877. Son of the late Philip Howard Frere, Fellow of Downing Coll. Cam. b. 1863.
Freshfield, Charles Kaye, 1822. Son of James William Freshfield, F.R.S., of Mynthurst, Surrey, b. 1808. For many years Solicitor to the Bank of England. M.P. for Dover.
Freshfield, Henry Ray, 1824. Brother of the above, b. 1814. Solicitor to the Bank of England, Kidbrooke Park, Sussex. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Son of William Eastlake, of Plymouth, Deputy Judge Advocate to the Fleet, b. 1855. Solicitor at Plymouth.
Easton, Francis Henry Tytherley, 1873. Son of Charles Easton, Holton Hall, Holdsworth. b. 1859. Trin. Coll. Cam.
Eastwick, Edward Backhouse (C.B.) , 1827. Son of late Robt. Wm. Eastwick. b. 1814. Post-Master of Merton Coll. Oxf. Indian Army and Civil Service. F.R.S. 1851. Late M.P. for Penryn and Falmouth. Made a C.B. for his Services in Persia, 1859. Author of several translations and works on Oriental literature, &c. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Son of the late Joseph Phillimore, D.C.L. b. 1821. Student of Ch. Ch. Oxf. Vicar of Henley-on-Thames.
Phillimore, William Thornton, 1836-38. [Son of William Phillimore, of Deacons Hill, Herts.] Capt. 10th Bengal Native Infantry. Killed in the Mutiny 1857. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Streatfeild, Alexander McNeill, 1876. Son of Alexander Edward Champion Streatfeild, of Charts Edge, Kent. b. 1863.
Streatfeild, Henry Bertram, 1867-70. Son of the Rev. William Streatfeild, Vicar of East Ham, Essex, b. 1852. Ex. Coll. Oxf. Curate of Holy Trinity, Louth, Lincolnshire.
Streatfeild, Sidney Richard, 1852-53. Son of the following. b. 1841. Royal Navy.
Streatfeild, Sidney Robert, 1820. Son of Richard Thomas Streatfeild, of the Rocks, Uckfield, Sussex, b. 1808. Formerly Major 52nd Regt.; deceased. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Son of Col. William Walter Vane, of Canfield Hall, Essex, b. 1793. Queens Coll. Oxf. Rector of Bletchingdon, Oxon; died 1865.
Vane, Walter, 1808-9. Son of Sir Fredk. Fletcher Vane, 2nd Bart. b. 1795; died 1814 of wounds received in the sortie from Bayonne. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Son of Robert Francis Fairlie, Woodlands, Clapham. b. 1864.
Fairlie,* Herbert James, 1841-42, b. 1830. 10th Hussars. 4th Dragoons. Turkish Contingent.
Fairlie, James Ogilvie, 1820. Son of William Fairlie, of Coodham. b. 1809. Formerly in the 2nd Life Guards. Of Coodham, Ayrshire, d. Fairlie, Robert George, 1877. Brother of F. A. Fairlie (above) .
Falcon, Robert Worgan, 1875. Son of Antony B. Falcon, of Cheltenham, b. 1864.
Falkner,* Henry, 1825, b. 1815. Solicitor at Southwell, Notts.
Fane, Arthur, 1823. Son of Genl. Sir Henry Fane, G.C.B. of Fulbeck, Lincolnshire, b. 1809. Ex. Coll. Oxf. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Solicitor in London.
Wightwick, Henry, 1825, b. 1809. Scholar and Fellow of Pemb. Coll. Oxf. Rector of Codford, St. Peter, Wilts.
Wild, Charles James, 1878. Son of Charles Kemp Wild, Thornlea, Hampstead. b. 1865.
Wilde, Charles Robert Claude (Lord Truro) , 1827. Eldest son of the 1st Baron Truro. b. 1816. Trin. Coll. Cam. Clerk of Assize, Oxford Circuit. Col. Commandant Middlesex Artillery Volunteers. Succeeded his father as 2nd Baron Truro 1855.
Wilde,* Ernest James, 1858. Son of Charles Norris Wilde, 19, Cornwall Terrace, Regent's Park. b. 1848. Solicitor. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Died 1857 of a wound received at Lucknow, where he was serving as a Volunteer.
Lucas, George, 1820, b. 1806.
Luck, Edward Thomas, 1813-15. Son of Thomas Luck, of Went House, West Malling, Kent. b. 1799. Royal Navy; deceased.
Luck, Everard Thomas, 1858-60. Son of Edward Thomas Luck, of West Malling, b. 1844. St. John's Coll. Cam. Barrister. Capt. West Kent Light Infantry Militia. Went House, West Malling, Kent. Lucy, Frederick Henry, 1873. Son of William Charles Lucy, of The Wynstones, Gloucestershire. R.M. Coll. Sandhurst. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Civil and Mechanical Engineer.
Mildmay, Walter Hervey, 1873. Son of Rev. Charles Arundell Mildmay, Rector of Alvechurch, Worcester. b. 1860.
Miles, Falconer Robert James, 1823, b. 1812.
Miles, Herbert Charles, 1842-48. Son of John Miles, Medical Officer at Charterhouse, b. 1833. Surgeon in the Army; deceased.
Miles, John, 1842-44. Son of General William Miles, of Cheshunt, Herts, b. 1829. Lieut.-Colonel Bombay Staff Corps. Served in the Indian Mutiny, &c. Medal and Clasp. Miles, Joseph, 1842-44. Brother of the above, b. 1830. Bombay Staff Corps. Major-Genl. Retired. Served in Persia. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Ball. Coll. Oxf. D.C.L. Doctors' Commons.
Robinson, William, 1813-17, b. 1802.
Robinson,* William Le Fleming, 1843-48. Son of Rev. William Scott Robinson, Rector of Dyrham, Gloucestershire, b. 1830. E. I. Civil Service, Bengal, where he held high executive office. Retired 1878. Robinson-Dawson, Charles James, 1836-42, b. 1824. Scholar of Queens Coll. Oxf. Barrister, Melbourne, Australia; died 1870. ”

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William Douglas Parish, List of Carthusians, 1800–1879 (1879)

“ Brother of E. H. Blomfield (above) , b. 1822. Ex. Coll. Oxf. Rector of Aldrington, E. Kent, and Rural Dean.
Blore,* George John, 1848-55. Son of Edwd. Blore, F.R.S. &c. (Architect) , b. 1835. Gold Medal. Student and Tutor of Ch. Ch. Oxf. 1st Class in Mods, and Lit. Hum. 2nd Class Law, &c. Assistant Master, 1859. Head Master of the King's School, Canterbury.
Bloxam,* Andrew Roby, 1850-57. Son of Rev. Andrew Bloxam, Twycross, Leicester, b. 1839. Worc. Coll. Oxf. Notary Public, Christ Church, New Zealand. ”

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