LLAND.AFF, Lord Brsnop OF. the Right Rev. Alfred Ollivant, D.D., Son

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WALES. LLAND.AFF, LoRD Brsnop OF. The Right Rev. Alfred Ollivant, D.D., son of William Ollivant, Es<j., of Manchester. Born 1798; educated at St. Paul's School, and at Trinity College, Cambridge, {Craven University Scholar, 1820, B.A., 6th Wrangler, and Senior Chancellor's Medallist, 1821; M.A., 1824; D. D., 1836) ; was Fel low of Trinity; Member's Prizeman 1822-23; Tyrwhitt's Hebrew Scholar 1822 ; Vice-Principal of St. David's College, Lampeter, 1827-43, and Regius Professor of Divinity at Cambridge, 1843-9. Consecrated 92nd Bishop of Llandaff in 1849; is Patron of the Deanery. Chancellorship, and Precentorship of his Cathedral. also the Archdeaconries ofMonmouth and Llandaff, and all the Prebends, as well as of 65 livings, and 5 alternately with the Crown. Mar ried, in 1828, Alicia, daughter of Lieut.-Gen. William Spencer, of Bramley Grange, Yorkshire. Palace_ Bishop's Court, Llandaff. Eh. ASAPH, LORD BISHOP OF. The Right Rev. Joshua Hughes, D_D., wn of C. Hughes, Esq., of Newport, Pembro:k:eshire, .Born 1807; educated at Cardigan and Y stradmenrg Schools, and St. David's College Larnpeter, (first classmau in 1830, and gYaduated B. D-) ; Vicar of St. David's, Carmarthen, 1831; of Abergwili, 1837; of Llandovcry, 1846; and consecrated 70th Bishop of St-Asaph, May, 1870; is Patron of 100 livings, besides 7 alternately, with the Crown. 1\Iarricd, Margaret, relict cf Captain W. Gun, !Hst Foot, and daughter of Sir Thomas McKenny, Bart. Residence.-Palace St . .Asaph. ST. DAvm's, Lonn BrsROP OF. The Right Rev. Basil Joneil, D.D., son and heir of the late W. T. J ones, Esq., of Gwnfryn, Born in 1822 ; educated at Shrewsbury School and Trinity College, Oxford; graduat~:d in honours in 1844, and afterwards became Fellow and Tutor of U nivcrsity College. Was appointed Prebendary of St. David's, after which, became Vicar of .Bishopstborpe, Arch deacon of York, and Canon residentiary of the Cathedral. Was consecrated ll9tb Bishop of St. David's in 1874; is Patron of the Deanery and Canonries, 4 Archdeaconries, together with 132livings. Married, in 1856, Frances Charlotte, daughter of the late Rev. Samuel llolsworthy, Vicar of Croxa~l, DCTbyshire. Palace.-Aberg wili, Cannarthenshire. Seat. Gwnfryn, AberysLwith. .

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