RYAN, Arthur Francis, admitted June 12, 1876; ord. priest Dec. 21, 1886; left June 2, 1887; late of Brentford.
RYAN, Michael, admitted Oct. 18, 1873; ord. priest Dec. 22, and left same month, 1877; now at Whitecross, Warrington.
RYDER, Christopher, admitted Mar. 12, 1873; left May 29, 1879; went Ushaw Coll.; ord. priest Aug. 6, 1882; now at St. Joseph's, Stockport.
RYLAND, James, admitted April 13, 1825; ord. priest, and left June 7, 1835 at St. Patrick s, Manchester, 1835-41; Bolton-le-Moors, 1841-3; Sunnyside, Burnley, 1843, till death, 1845.
SADLER, Thomas, born Oct. 13, 1779, son of John Sadler and his wife Eliz. Parkinson, of Aintree, near Liverpool; went to Mr. Simon Geo. Bordley's school at Ince Blundell; admitted on Bordley's Fund, Oct. 10, 1792; alumnus Dec. 8, 1801; ord. priest May 25, 1807, and left for England; stationed at Trafford House, Manchester, where succeeded Mr. James Hayclock, in 1807; erected a school, 1822, and a new chapel at Barton-on-Irwell, 1827, to replace the one at Trafford; died at Barton, Oct. 4, 1830, aged almost 51. For works see Bibl. Dict. Engl. Caths. Vol. V.
SALKELD, Thomas, a native of the diocese of York, but probably allied to the Salkelds, of Whitehall, Cumber land; became an alumnus of Douay College, in 1688; was dismissed, when in the beginning of divinity, for joining with those who rebelled against Dr. Paston, and applied for admittance into the English College at Rome, but was refused. He then went to Paris and obtained a recommendation from Dr. Thos. Hall to Dr. Watkinson, of Lisbon, who admitted him; completed his course of theology; dedicated his thesis to the Cardinal Protector, and defended it with great applause, July 28, 1693; sent to the English mission, Dec. 16, 1694, where he laboured hard and successfully, and died in 1708.
SALVIN, William, son of William Salvin, of Newbiggin, co. York, Esq., by Doro., dau. of John Girlington, of Thurlancl Castle, co. Lancaster, Esq.; admitted Nov. 4, 1642; left March 7, 1644.
SANDERSON, George, born Jan. 21, 1807, son of George and Frances Sanderson, of Liverpool; admitted Aug. 1,
