W. L. A.
REV. WILLIAM LINDSAY ALEXANDER, D.D., LL.D., F.R.S. (Edin.)
(1808-1884).
Classical Tutor, Lancashire Independent College. Pastor of
Independent Chapel, N. College Street, Edinburgh. One of the Old
Testament Revisers. Author of _A Moral Philosophy_.
Calvin (_in part_).
W. L. G.
WILLIAM LAWSON GRANT, M.A.
Professor at Queen's University, Kingston, Canada. Formerly Beit
Lecturer in Colonial History at Oxford University. Editor of _Acts
of the Privy Council_, Colonial series; _Canadian Constitutional
Development_ (in collaboration).
Canada: _Statistics_;
Cartier, Sir Georges Etienne.
W. M. R.
WILLIAM MICHAEL ROSSETTI.
See the biographical article: ROSSETTI, DANTE GABRIEL.
Canova;
Caracci;
Cartoon;
Cellini, Benvenuto (_in part_);
Charlet.
W. Ri.
WILLIAM RIDGEWAY, M.A., D.SC., LL.D. (Aberdeen), D.LITT.
Fellow of the British Academy. Disney Professor of Archaeology at
Cambridge University. Professor of Greek, Queen's College, Cork,
1883. Ex-President of Cambridge Philological, Antiquarian and
Classical Societies. Author of _The Oldest Irish Epic_; _Origin of
Metallic Currency and Weight Standards_; _The Early Age of
Greece_; &c.
Celt.
W. R. B.
RT. REV. WILLIAM ROBERT BROWNLOW, M.A., D.D. (d. 1901).
Roman Catholic Bishop of Clifton. Provost and Domestic Prelate to
Pope Leo XIII. Co-editor of _English Roma Sotterranea_. Author of
_Early Christian Symbolism_; _Lectures on Sacerdotalism, on
Catacombs and other Archaeological Subjects_. Translator of _Cur
Deus Homo_ and _Vitis mystica_.
Catacomb (_in part_).
W. R. S.
WILLIAM ROBERTSON SMITH
See the biographical article: SMITH, WILLIAM ROBERTSON.
Canticles (_in part_).
W. Wo.
WILLIAM WOOD, D.C.L., F.R.S. (Canada).
Lieut.-Col., Canadian Militia. Formerly President of the English
Section of the Royal Society of Canada and of the Historic
Landmarks Association. Author of _The Fight for Canada_; _The Logs
of the Conquest of Canada_, &c.
Canada: _Literature, French-Canadian_.
W. W. R.*
WILLIAM WALKER ROCKWELL, LIC. THEOL.
Assistant Professor of Church History, Union Theological Seminary,
New York.
Celestine III. and V.
W. Y. S.
WILLIAM YOUNG SELLAR.
See the biographical article: SELLAR, WILLIAM YOUNG.
Catullus (_in part_).