XIX Eiglit Ri'V. Paiiiol Fox Snndfovd, Bishop of Durlinm {.tee UpRKE'ri I'eern/je, Sanufoiui, 15.), iiiul hiul a son. //. at Ilobai'l, Tasmania, 13tli Oifobor, 1892. Dowi.ixo (p. 1G6). — TIio residence of V. J. Dowling should be Lue, Rjlstoiie, N.S.W. Duffy (p. 462). — Hon. John Oavan DuffT's address is Narrura, Alma Road, St. Kildii. ^VF..sT-ER?KI^•E (p. 207).-The Hon. William .Vlexander Erskine ^■est•Erslilne, d. at St. Anne's, eo.Cork, Ireland, 22nd Delober, 18?2. FoBEEST (p. 2H). — The Ifon. Jolin For- rest was 4. in the colony of Western Aus- tralia. FoiiTF, (p. 43()). — Nathaniel Forte, second son of iS'athaniel, late Captain 0th and 52nd Regiments ; iii. 11th December, ISltl, Ada Maud, third daughter of Itajor-General F. Allen, of Bedford. Griffith (p. 348).— Sir Samuel Walker Griirith's father, the Rev. Edward Griffith, (I. at Brisbane, September, 1891, aged 73. Alary Eveline, eldest daughter of Sir S. W. Griilith. »i. in Brisbane, 28th November, ISOt, Thomas Herbert Brown. Sir S. W. Oritlith. K.C.ll.G., was promoted to the Grand Cross of his order, Ist January, 1S95. Hall (p. 52). — Sir John Hall's arms were granted to him and his descendants and to the other descendants of his father George Hall, late of Kingston-upon-Hull, E.R., co. York, an elder brother of the Trinity House of that borough, 15th July, 1881.' John Drvden, second sen of Sir John Hall, K.C.M.G., III. 10th October, 1894, Helen Tarburton, eldest daughter of William Patten Cowlishaw, of Christehurch, N.Z. Hawker (p. 777). — Katrine Amy, fourth daughter of Hon. G. C. Hawker, m. 4th December, 1894, Rev. Frederick Tower, second son of the late Rev. F. E. Tower, of Guildford, Surrey. Heaen (p. 106).— Dr. William Edward Le Fanu Hearn, d. April, 1893, being at the time of his death, Medical Officer at Carnar- von. His grcat-graudfather, Robert Thomas Hearn, m. "Miss Cooksey," not "MissCol- clougli." HOLHOYD (p. 25). — The Hon. Edward Dundas Holroyd's residence, Fernacres, Alma Road, is in St. Ivilda, and not in CanlCeld. WiNTEB-IuviNG (p. 155). — Charlotte, a niece of the Hon. William Irving Winter- Irving, m. at Coonil, Malvern, Melbourne, lOtli August, 1891, Oliver Harry Taylor, youngest son of W. D. Taylor. Jackson (p. 158).— Francis Arthur .Tack- son's nephew, Edward Rayney Jackson, tliird and youngest son of Freeman Rayney Jackson, of Wanganui, New Zealand, m. at Hillside, near Wanganii, 18th AuirusI, 1892, Bertha, fourth daughter of David I'eat, of Hillside, near Wanganui, New Zealand. Francis .Vrthur .Taekson was one of the pioneer settlers of the province of Cant*"rbury, New Zealand, having left England with his mother (who, before sailing, had i)urchasi'd in London the estate of Merevale, near Christ- cliureh, Canlerbui-y, New Zealand), brothers and sisters in the year 18.31, on board the *' Sir George Pollock," the sixth ship of the Canter- bury .Vssociation. At I hat tinu' the then Archbishop of Canterbury and Lord Lyttleton were two of the most active nu>mbors of the Canterbury Association, as was also Henry Seh'e Selfe, afterwards agent-general in Lon- don. Part of the estate of Merevale, pur- chased by Mrs. Jackson, is now owned by .Tolin Studliolmo (ride Studholmk, vol. i, p. 170). Francis .Vrthur .Jackson, who set- tled in the colony of Fiji in 1808, was formerly of the Mount Beaumont sheep station, in the Province of Southlaiul, New Zealand. It is stated in vol. i that " This family of Jackson were formerly owners of Fairburn Manor, and of Rossington Grange, co. York." Fairburn Manor only was freehold ; Rossing- ton Grange was co]iyhold jn'operly. Francis .Vrthur Jackson's father, the Rev. Francis Arthur Jackson, was formerly curate of Clai-borough (not Charborough), co. Notts. Francis .Vi-thur .racksou's sister, Henrietta Priscilla, m. secondly, Edward Horatio de Courey Martelli, not Edward Harold de Courcy Martelli. Her son by her first mar- riage should be named George Harold Wool- laston Dyson-Holland, not Thomas (ieorge Harold "WooUaston Dyson-Holland. Mr. Dyson Holland is m. and has issue. 'The issue now living of Henrietta Priscilla, by her second husband, the late Edward Horatio de Courcy Martelli, are: — 1. Hora- tio de Courcy, h. in New Zealand, 22nd August, 1870 ; 1. Rita de Courcy, Ik in Fiji in 1870; 2. Ethel de Courcy, b. in Fiji in 1871. Henrietta Priscilla is owner of VeI- hatn Grange, co. Kingsborough, 'Tasmania, of the Vanua Kula Estate, Fiji, and of the Cottage, Gloucester Street East, in the city of Christehurch, Canterbury, New Zealand. Francis Arthur Jackson's uncle, the Rev. John Edward Jackson, F.S..., d. Gtli March, 1891, at his rectory of Leigh Delanu're, co. Wilts, and was buried at Leigh Delamere. He was one of the founders of the Wiltshire Arcluvologieal Society, and he edited for the Roxburghe Club the Glastonbury Tnipusition of 1189. He was one of the oldest membei's of the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution, his connection with it extending over half a century. Francis Arthur Jackson's uncle. Lieuten- ant -General George Jackson, d. 2Cth April, 1889, aged 76. Jackson (p. 163).— Henry Bower Jackson has another son, Francis Arthur, b. at Telau, i Fiji, 17th January, 1893. Henry Bower jtwkson's estates are Telr.u ; Na Viri Viri ; and Na Nunu Island, Fiji. .Toiixsox (p.341). — .Tames Woodbine .lohn- son was educated at Rugl)y, and graduated B.A. of Triaity College, Cambridge, 1805.
