COMSTOCK, Brig.-Gen. Cyrus Ballou; U.S.A., retired; Board of Engineers for Fortifications, U.S. Army ; chief engineer, Army of the Potomac, 1862-63 ; President of the Mississippi River Commission ; author of Primary Triangulation of the U.S. Lake Survey.
CONATY, Right Rev. Bishop Thomas James, S. T. D., J. C. D. ; titular Bishop of Samos ; Rector of the Catholic University of America.
CONDER, Col. Claude Reignier, R.E., LL.D.; in command of Survey of Palestine, 1872-78 ; 1881-82 served in Egypt, 1882 ; in Bechuanaland, 1884 on Transvaal Border Commission on Headquarters Ordnance Survey, 1887-94 ; author of Tent Work in Palestine, Altaic Hieroglyphics, The Hittites and their Language.
CONNELL Rev.-Archibald Browning, M.A., D.D. ; Emeritus Minister of Lochie West United Free Church, Dundee.
CONNELLAN, P. L.; Rome.
CONWAY, Dr Moncure Daniel ; Unitarian Minister at Washington and Cincinnti preached against slavery; edited the Boston Commonwealth ; correspondent for the New York World in the Franco-Prussian War; author of Tracts for To-day, The Wandering Jew, Life of Thomas Paine.
CONWAY, Sir William Martin, M.A.; Slade Professor of Fine Arts, Cambridge ; Professor of Art, Univ. Coll., Liverpool, 1885-88; Hon. Sec., Art Con-gress, 1888-90 ; President of the Alpine Club ; author of Dawn of Art in the Ancient World, etc., The Alps from End to End, The First Crossing of Spits-bergen, With Ski and Sledge over Arctic Glaciers, The Bolivian Andes, etc.
COOK, Theodore Andrea, M.A., F.S.A.; author of Old Touraine, Rouen, A History of the English Turf ; joint-author of Ice-Sports.
COOLEY, W. B. ; late of the Post Office Department, Washington, U.S.A.
COOLIDGE, Rev. William Augustus Brevoort, M.A., F.R.G.S.; Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford; Professor of English History, St. Davids College, College, Lampeter, 1880-81 ; joint-author of Guide de Haut Dauphine, The Range of the Tödi, Guide to Grindelward, Guide to Switzerland, etc. ; editor of Alpine Journal, 1880-89.
COOPER, Charles Alfred, LL.D., F.R.S.E; editor of the Scotsman from 1876 ; formerly on s staff of Hull Advertiser and Morning Star author of Letters on South Africa, An Editors Retrospect.
COOPER, Thompson F.S.A. author of Biograpby of Lord Lytton; edited a Biographical Dictionary.
COOTE, C. H. ; formerly of Map Department, British Museum.
COPEMAN, Sydney Monckton, M.A., M.D.; Medical Inspector, Local Government Board; Member of the Council, Epidemiological Society ; author of Vaccination : its Natural History and Pathiology, Bacteriology of Vaccine Lymph, etc.
CORKRAN, Alice; journalist; author od Bessie Lang, Margery Mertons Girlhood, Young Philis-tine.
CORLASS, Reginald Walter; author of R. Pursglove, Bishop of Hull, and books on the local history of Yorkshire.
CORNISH, Francis Warre, M.A.; Fellow of Kings College, Cambridge; Vice-Provost of Eton College ; author of Life of Oliver Cromwell, Sunningwell, Chivalry; contributor to Quarterly Review and other journals.
A CORRADINI, Enrico; late editor of La Nazione, Florence ; author of La Gioia, Santa Maura, etc.
COSENS, F W.; translated Castelvines y Montesses, Los Bandos de Verona, from the Portuguese.
-COTTON, James Sutherland, M A.; Hon. Secretary of the Egypt Exploration Fund ; late editor of The Academy, London ; Fellow and Lecturer of Queens Coll., Oxford author of Decennial Report on the Moral and Material Progress of India, India, Elphinstone; editor of Patersons Practical Statutes, The Official Gazetteer of India.
COURTNEY, Rt. Hon. Leonard Henry, P.C., M.A. ; Under-See. of State for Home Dept., 1880-81 ; Colonial Office, 1881-82 ; Chairman of Committees and Deputy-Speaker, 1886-92; author of Working Constitution of the United Kingdom and its Outgrowths.
COURTNEY, William Prideaux.; formerly Principal Clerk in Pay Office of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners ; part-author of Bibliotheca Cornubiensis ; contributed to the Dictionary of National Biography.
COX, Rev. Sir George William, Bart., M.A.; Bishop of Bloemfontein from 1886; author of Tale of the Great Persian War, The Crusades, A History of Greece, and many other historical works.
COX, General Jacob Dolson, LL.D.; formed Governor of the State of Ohio, 1866-67; U.S. Secre-tary of the Interior, 1869-70 ; Major-General, U.S. Volunteers in the Civil War ; Brigade-Commander under General Sherman in the Atlanta campaign; author of Atlanta: the March to the Sea, Battle of Franklin, etc.
CRACKANTHORPE, Montague Hughes, K.C., D.C.L. ; formerly member of the General Council of the Bar and Council of Legal Education; late Chairman, Incorporated Council of Law Reporting Honorary Fellow, St Johns Coll., Oxford; Acting Chairman of the International Commission on Criminal Sentences.
CRACROFT, Bernard, M.A., F.R.G.S.; Barrister ; author of Essays, and Political and Miscellaneous, Trustees Guide
CRAIES, William Feilden, M.A.; sometime Scholar of New College, Oxford Barrisier-at-Law, Inner Temple; editor of Hardcastle on Inpretation of Statutes, Archbolds Criminal Pleading; Member of the Mansion-house Council on the Dwelling of the Poor contributor to legal journals.
CRANE, Walter, A.R.W.S.; first and present President, arts and Crafts Exhibition Society, London; appointed British Commissioner for the Turin International Exhibition of Decorative Art, 1902; Director of Design, Manchester Municipal School of Art, 1893-96; Principal of the Royal College of Art, South Kensington, 1898-99; author and illustrator of Babys Opera, Floras Feast, Claims of Decorative Art, Spencers Faerie Queene, Line and Form, A Masque of Days, etc.
CRAWFORD, Francis Marion; author of Mr Isaacs, Saracinesea, and other novels; also of Ave Roma Immortalis, Life of Pope Leo XII., Constantinople, etc.
CREAK, Capt. Ettrick William, R.N., C.R., F.R.S.; olate Superintendent of Compasses, Hydrographic Department, Admirable, London.
CREIGHTON, Charles, M.A., M.D. Aberdeen; author of A History of Epidermic in Britain, Jenner and Vaccination, etc.
CREIGHTON, Rt. Rev. Mandell, P.C., D.D., D.C.L., Litt. D.; Bishop of London, 1896-1901; sometime Fellow of Merton Coll., Oxford; Dixie Professor of Ecclesiastical History in Cambridge Univ., 1884-91; Bishop of Peterborough, 1891-96; author of Hisotry of the Papacy during the Reformation, and other historical works; former editor of the British Historical Review.
CREWE, The Right Hon. The Earl of M A., F.S.A.; President of the Literary Fund; Lord-Lieut. of Ireland, 1892-95 ; author of Stray Verses, articles on Ireland, etc.
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