20 NOTES BY THE WAY.
1898, June 9th (Marquis of Salisbury).
Daughters of MlSS ADELA CLAKA SCHMITZ and MlSS LlNA THEORORA SCHMITZ.
" In consideration of the services of their late father, Dr. Leonhard Schmitz, to classical education and learning, and of their inadequate means of support. 251. each."
Dr. Leonhard Schmitz, 1807-90 (' Chambers's Biographical Dictionary ' ; Athenaeum, June 7th, 1890).
1898, June 9th (Marquis of Salisbury).
Daughters of MlSS JANE KATE WALLIS and MlSS ROSA WALL1S.
" In consideration of the services of their late father, Mr. George Wallis, to artistic education, and of their inadequate means of support. 251. each."
Biblical BIBLICAL SCHOLARSHIP.
Scholarship. ^^ Oct()ber 4th (L()rd John Rusgell)i
Miss Margaret MlSS MARGARET PARKER CHALMERS.
P&rltcr
Chalmers. " Daughter of the late Rev. Dr. Chalmers. In consideration
of his piety, eloquence, and learning. 25Z."
Thomas Chalmers, D.D., 1780-1847, was the sixth of fourteen children. At the parish school was " one of the idlest, strongest, merriest, and most generous-hearted boys." Pure geometry had a strong attraction for him from childhood, but he desired to be a minister of the Gospel, and wrote the article on ' Christianity ' for ' The Edinburgh Encyclopaedia.' He preached in London with as great an effect as in Glasgow. Wilberforce wrote in his diary : " All the world wild about Chalmers " (' D.N.B.,' vol. ix.).
1868, February 14th (Earl of Derby).
Daughters of MlSS FEROOZA KlTTO (now QUENNELL) , MlSS HELEN RHODA KlTTO
J h DD ltt0> ( now EEARNSIDE), and Miss FRANCES EDITH TRACY KITTO
(now PERAY).
" In consideration of the services of their father, the late John Kitto, D.D., as a critical and theological writer. 100?."
Kitto's ' Cyclopaedia of Biblical Literature,' 3 vols. (Sonnen- schein's ' Best Books ').
1892, January 2nd (Marquis of Salisbury).
Daughters of MlSS FRANCES EMILY SCRIVENER, MlSS EDITH AGNES SCRIVENER, Rev. F. H. A. anc l MlSS CLARA ANNE SCRIVENER.
" In consideration of the eminence of their father, the late Rev. Frederick Henry Ambrose Scrivener, as a Biblical scholar, and of their inadequate means of support. 251. each."
Frederick Henry Ambrose Scrivener, 1813-91 (' D.N.B.,' li.).
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