Taylor, John William Whiteley TAYLOR, JOHN WILLIAM WHITELEY. Adm. pens, at St John's, May 21, 186;. S. of John, M.D., Professor of clinical medicine at University College, London (and Betty). B. Oct. 28, 1842, in Bloomsbury. [School, St Peter's, York.] Matric. Michs. 1862. Migrated to Corpus Christi, Apr. 25, 1863; Scholar, 1863; B.A. (zgth Wrangler) 1866; M.A. 1870. Ord. deacon (York) 1868; C. of St Paul's, Middlesbrough, 1868-70. C. of Earley, Berks., 1873-7. Subsequently of Sawbridge House, Earley. Disappears from Crockford, 1916. TAYLOR, JOHN WINDLE. Adm. pens, (age 18) at Jesus, Oct. 1868. [2nd] s. of Thomas [solicitor and Coroner of Wakefield, Yorks.] [B. Sept. 26, 1851.] School, Charterhouse. Matric. Michs. 1868. Adm. at the Middle Temple, Apr. 9, 1872. Of Onebarrow Lodge, Leics. Married, 1876, Katharine Ida Rebecca, only dau. of Joseph Moxon Kirk, of Halifax. {Inns of Court; R. L. Arrowsmith.) TAYLOR, JONATHAN WALTER. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 23, 1832. S. of John (and of Maria Spilsbury, a well- known artist). B. 1810. Matric. Michs. 1832. Already married to Hannah Gaudin when he came into residence; had issue, 13 children. Sometime Agent of the Bible Society at Manchester. Returned to his home at Charpigny, Switzerland, a where he worked as an Evangelist. Died in 1882. Brother of John W. A. (1836). (Ruth Young.) TAYLOR, The Rev. JOSEPH. B.A. 1802, incorp. from Oxford, 1802; M.A. from King's, 1802. [S. of George, gent., of Bowes, Yorks.] Matric. from St Edmund Hall, Oxford, Nov. 14, 1793, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1797. Head Master of the Grammar School and P.C. of Stourbridge, Worcs.; V. of Snitterfield, Warws., 1802-33. Died May 2, 1833, aged 59, at Stourbridge. Father of George A. (1836). {Al. Oxon.; Foster, Index Eccles.; Clerical Guide; G. Mag., 1833, i. 649.) TAYLOR, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at St John's, Nov. 26, 1817. B. in the township of Lightcliffe, parish of Halifax, Yorks. School, Bingley. Matric. Michs. 1818; Scholar, 1821; B.A. {21st Wrangler) 1822; M.A. 1825; B.D. 1832. Fellow, 1824- 36. V. of Babraham, Cambs., 1833-6. Died Jan. 30, 1836. Benefactor to the College library. M.I. in (Old) College Chapel. (Foster, Index Eccles.; G. Mar., 1836, 11. 441.) TAYLOR, JOSEPH. Adm. pens, (age 27) at Trinity, Apr. 20, 1825. S. of Joseph. B. at Ansley, Warws. School, Leicester. Matric. Michs. 1825; B.A. 1829; M.A. 1833. Ord. deacon (Lincoln) 1829; priest, 1829. Priest-Vicar (and Preb.) of Lichfield Cathedral, 1837-78. V. of Whittington, Staffs., 1854-78. Disappears from Crockford, 1879. (Foster, Index Eccles.) TAYLOR, JOSEPH. Adm. sizar at St John's, Dec. 8, 1828. Of Lanes. [S. of WOliam, timber-merchant, of Whalley, Cheshire. School, Manchester Grammar.] Matric. Michs. 1829; Scholar, 1832; B.A. 1833; M.A. 1837. Ord. deacon (Carlisle, Liit. dim. from Ely) June g, 1833; priest (Norwich) Sept. 24, 1837. Sometime tutor to the sons of Mr Drummond Hay, Consul-General at Tangier. P.C. of Dukinfield, Cheshire, in 1841. C. of Muncaster, Cumberland, 1841-4. P.C. of St Thomas, Stockport, 1844-76. Married, May 12, 1842, Georgiana Hodgson, youngest dau. of the Rev. John Richard Thackeray (R. of Hadley, Middlesex, and R. of Downham Market, Norfolk), cousin to William Makepeace Thackeray. Author of a translation of the first six books of Homer's Iliad; The Mystery of Godliness; Liberty, Fraternity and Equality, etc. Died May 24, 1876. Father of William R. (1866). {Manchester Sch. Reg.; Scott, MSS.; Crockford.) TAYLOR, JOSEPH STUBBS. Adm. pens, at St Catharine's, May 9, 1849. S. of George. B. [Dec. 29, 1829], at Park Gate, Yorks. School, Cheltenham College. Matric. Michs. 1849; B.A. 1854; M.A. 1857. Ord. deacon (Lichfield) 1854; priest, 1855. C. of St James, Clapham, Surrey, 1858-9. C. of Walsall, Staffs., 1861. Latterly of 15, Vyvyan Terrace, Clifton Park, Bristol. Disappears from Crockford, 1865. {Cheltenham Coll. Reg.; Clergy List.) TAYLOR, JOSEPH TATHAM. Adm. pens, (age 21) at Pembroke, Oct. 1, 1878. S. of Thomas, merchant, deceased, of Alexandra Drive, Liverpool. B. [June 16, 1858], in Liverpool. [School King William College, Isle of Man.] Matric. Michs. 1878; B.A. 1882; M.A. 1885. Ord. deacon (Liverpool), 1884; priest, 1885; C. of St Jude's, West Derby, 1884-6. C. of Armitage Bridge, Yorks., 1886-91. V. of Birchencliffe, 1891- 1923. Died Aug. 28, 1923. {King William's Coll. Reg.; Crockford; The Times, Aug. 30, 1923.) TAYLOR, JOSHUA JAMES. Adm. pens, at Emmanuel, Sept. 29, 1888. S. of J[oshua], Esq., of Spen Hall, Cleckheaton, Yorks. B. Aug. 21, 1869. School, Giggleswick. Matric. Michs. 1888; B.A. (Nat. Sci. Trip., Pt I, 1st Class) 1891; M.A., M.B. and B.Chir., 1895; M.D. 1898; D.P.H., 1899. At St Bartholo- mew's Hospital. House Surgeon, Darlington Hospital and Salop Royal Infirmary. F.Z.S. In practice at Liphook, Hants, in 1910; at Kingsland, Shrewsbury in 1920; at Taylor, Robert Ditchling, Sussex in 1930. Of Maple Bay, Duncan, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, 1946. Brother of Thomas S. (1892). {Giggleswick Sch. Reg.; Medical Directories.) TAYLOR, MAURICE LLEWELLYN. Adm. at Pembroke, Oct. 1897. 3rd s. of the Rev. John, schoolmaster, of Cambridge House, Tunbridge Wells. B. there, Mar. 6, 1879. School, Tonbridge. Matric. Michs. 1897; Abbott Scholar, 1898; B.A. (Class. Trip., Pt I, ist Class) 1901. Served with the University Contingent in the South African War, 1900-1. Appointed to a clerkship in the Admiralty, 1902. Author, Songs of Solitude. Served in the Great War, 1914-19 (2nd Lieut., the Rifle Brigade); killed in action in France, Aug. 26, 1916. {Ton bridge Sch. Reg.; Scott, MSS.; Univ. War List; The Times Sept. 12, 1916.) TAYLOR, PERCY COOKE. Adm. pens, at St John's, June 20 1893. S. of William, civil engineer, of Lee, Kent (and Susan Anne May). B. Oct. 16, 1874, at Lewisham. School, Black heath Proprietary. Matric. Michs. 1893; B.A. 1896; M.A 1900. Assistant Master at Brighton College in 1903. Of 39, Mayfield Avenue, Orpington, Kent, in 1946. TAYLOR, PETER. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Mar. 24, 1762. S. of [the Rev.] Henrv (1727). B. at 'Whitfield,' [Wheatfield], Oxon. School, Crawley, Oxon. Matric. Michs. 1765; B.A. 1766. Migrated to Queens', June 20, 1768; M.A. 1769; B.D. 1778. Fellow of Queens', 1769-84. V. of Titchfield, Hants., 1779. R. of Clanfield, 1787. R. of Ashington, Sussex, 1788- 91. Died July 22, 1791. {Peile, 11. 273.) TAYLOR, The Rev. RICHARD. B.A. 1761, incorp. from Oxford; M.A. from King's, 1761. [S. of William, gent., of London.] Matric. from Trinity College, Oxford, July 2, 1743, age 20; B.A. (Oxford) 1747. R. of Saxmundham, Suffolk, 1762-98 and R. of Blaxhall until 1798. Died Aug. 10, 1798, aged 77- {Al. Oxon.; G. Mag., 1798, 11. 729-) TAYLOR, RICHARD. Adm. sizar (age 17) at Jesus, Nov. 9, 1792. S. of Jeffery, of Sevenoaks. B. there. School, Seven- oaks. Matric. Easter, 1794; Scholar, 1795; B.A. 1797; M.A. 1800. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Sept. 22, 1799; priest, Sept. 20, iSoi. V. of East Grinstead, Sussex, 181 1-35. Died Mar. 20, 1835. (Foster, Index Eccles.; Clerical Guide; G. Mag., 1835, I. 442.) TAYLOR, RICHARD. Adm. sizar at Queens', Nov. 2, 1824; pens. Mar. 29, 1826. Of Yorks. Matric. Lent, 1825; B.A. 1830; M.A. 1835. C.M.S. Missionary in New Zealand from 1836; at Wanganui in 1851-6. Disappears from Clergy List, 1857. (H. D. Harper, C.M.S. Reg. of Miss.) TAYLOR, RICHARD STANLEY. Adm. pens, (age 19) at Pembroke, July 25, 1870. S. of George, physician. B. at Derby. Matric. Michs. 1870; B..\. 1874; M.A. and M.B. 1879; M.D. 1884. At Guy's Hospital. M.R.C.S., 1877; L-S.A., 1878. Practised at Derby from 1880, and then at Upper Norwood; subsequently of Lausanne, Switzerland. Died Sept. 2, 1936, at Torquay. {Medical Directories; The Times, Sept. 4> 1936.) TAYLOR, RICHARD STEPHENS. Adm. pens, at Trinity, May 30, 1887. [Eldest] s. of [Sir] Richard Stephens, solicitor, of Huntsmoor Park, Iver, Bucks, [and Gray's Inn, London], (by his 1st wife, Clara, 2nd dau. of Charles Humbert). B. [Sept. 15], 1869, in London. School, Charterhouse. Matric. Michs. 1887; B.A. 1890; M.A. 1899. Adm. Solicitor, 1893; practised in London (Messrs Taylor and Humbert, 4, Field Court, Gray's Inn). Married, 1895, Ethel Craig, eldest dau. of R. Craig, of Chapelton, Jamaica. Latterly of the Garrick Club, London, where he died May 20, 1950. Brother of John F. W. (1892). {List of Carthusians; Law Lists; The Times, May 23, 1950.) TAYLOR, ROBERT. Adm. sizar at St John's, Nov. 14, 1808. Of Middlesex. [6th s. of John, ironmonger, of London (and Elizabeth). B. .\ug. 18, 1784. School, Edmonton; trained at Guy's and St Thomas' hospitals; M.R.C.S. 1807.] Matric. Michs. 1809; B.A. 1813. Ord. deacon (Chester) Mar. 14, 1813; priest (Chichester) Oct. 28, 1813; C. of Midhurst and P.C. of Easeboume, Sussex, 1813-18. C. of Edmonton, Tottenham and Newington, but, on account of his unorthodox views, found it difficult to obtain preferment. C. of Yardley, Birmingham, whence he was dismissed for an article in defence of suicide. Fled to Dublin where he was assistant master in a school until dismissed. Made a series of attacks on the Church under the title of The Clerical Review, and gave Sunday morning lectures until rioting put a stop to them. Preached at the Rolls Rooms, Chancery Lane, at Founder's Hall, Lothbury, and at Dr Collier's Chapel in Cannon Street, which he called the Areopagus. Tried in London, for preaching blasphemy, and sentenced to a year's imprison- ment, 1828. On his release, started on a four months' lecture tour, beginning at Cambridge, where he fastened a thesis to the door of the Divinity Schools. Again tried for preaching blasphemy, and sentenced to two years imprisonment, 1831 . Known as the 'Devil's Chaplain.' Married an elderly lady of [28