"The Whitehall Review" Fourth (and Final) List of Converts to Catholicism.

• The Misses Adams
• Mrs. Anstice, widow of Rev. Joseph Anstice, of Kings' College, London
• Mrs. Robert Wigram Arkwright, of Normanton Turville Hall, Leicestershire
• Major' General Stewart Allen, Bengal Army, nephew of Sir John Herschell
• Mr. and Mrs. A'Beckett
• Mrs. Alleyne, widow of Rev. Joseph Alleyne, M.A., Oxford; two sons and a daughter
• Henry Charles Brandling
• Mrs. Henry Bowyer
• Miss Beresford, the niece of first Marquis of Waterford
• Miss Bathurst, granddaughter of Bishop Bathurst, of Norwich
• Miss Ballantine, daughter of Serjeant Ballantine
• Mrs. Hill Berton
• A. Blunden, son of Sir D. Blunden, Bart
• Benjamin J. Butland, Trinity College, Cambridge. A priest
• J. R. Beste
• Mrs. Brine, wife of Colonel Frederic Brine, R.E.
• Mr. and Mrs. G. R Buttemer
• Captain William Edward Buller, late 14th Light Dragoons
• Charles Bishop, solicitor; Registrar of the Oxford County Court
• Mrs. Charles Bishop and Miss Bishop.
• Clement Barraud. A Jesuit
• Mrs. William Maziere Brady
• Miss Caroline Burke, daughter of Lady Burke
• J. G. H. Barnes, Wadham College, Oxford
• H. W. Brewer, architect
• F. Orlando Bridgeman, of the Earl of Bradford's family
• Miss Busk
• Miss Bristow, daughter of Captain Bristow
• Miss F. Bristow
• Miss Barnespage 37
• George Beardmore
• Mrs. Blyth, wife of Rev. F. C. Blyth
• Mrs. Booth, Ashby Manor, Lincoln
• Mrs. Bayne, two sons and two daughters
• Miss E. Beresford, niece of the late Archbishop (Lord Decies) of Tuam
• Mrs. Burrowes, Great-Granddaughter of the above Archbishop
• The Honourable Mrs. Brown, granddaughter of the above Archbishop
• Mrs. Bishop (née O'Connor Morris)
• Mrs. Andrew Brown, of Dundee, cousin of the late Bishop Forbes
• Mrs. Major Browne
• Miss N. G. Blunt
• Miss Blunt, daughtor of Consul at Smyrna
• Algernon Brown, son of Dr. Brown of Brighton
• John Biden. A Jesuit
• Captain Bathurst, R.N.
• Captain Joseph Boulderson, late 60th Light Infantry
• Miss Dina Baring J. F. Boyd
• Mrs. Bliss, widow of Rev. William Bliss
• The late Sir Arthur Blenner-hasset, Bart
• Madame Bellock (née Bessie Rayner Parkes), a Unitarian, a descendant of Dr. Priestly, and a well-known writer
• Mrs. Boynton, wife of Captain George Boynton, and aunt of Sir Henry Boynton, Bart
• Augustus Craven, husband of the author of "Le Récit d'une Sœur"
• Mrs. John Coventry
• Henry Ferrers Croxton
• Compton Croxton
• Constance Croxton
• Mrs. Campbell, wife of the member for North Staffordshire
• John Cooper
• H. Stonehewer Cooper
• Charles Cholmondeley, a Cheshire squire, brother of Mr. Cholmondeley, of Condover Park, Salop, and nephew of Bishop Heber. A priest
• Mrs. John Christie, of Stanley Crescent, Netting Hill
• C. H. Clarke, M.D.
• Dr. Counsellor
• Francis Macnamara Calcutt, formerly M.P. for County Glare
• Arthur L. Chattaway. A priest
• W. W. Cook. A priest
• George E. Clerk, brother of Sir Douglas Clerk, Bart., of Penicuik
• Mrs. and Miss Lane Clarke, Guernsey
• Lady Adelaide Cathcart
• Lady Catherine Elizabeth Cochrane, daughter of the 10th Earl of Dundonald
• Mrs. Caulfield
• Mrs. Charles Cliffe
• Miss Carnsew, sister-in-law of Dean Cowie, of Manchester
• Miss Churchill, daughter of Major-General Churchill
• Alderman Chambers, ex-Mayor of Margate
• Miss Chandless, daughter of the Q.C. A nun.
• Andrew Currie, sculptor
• Mr. Carew, of the War Office
• Thompson Cooper, journalist and author
• Miss Laura Chesshyre
• Miss Margaret Wyatt Cobb
• Mr. and Mrs. William Codrington, Wroughton House, Swindon
• The Honourable Miss Crewe, sister of Lord Crewe
• The Countess D'Albanie, widow of the late Count D'Albaniepage 38
• Mrs. Coates, of Reigate
• Rev. John Tindal Durell, St. Peter's College, Cambridge
• Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Dashwood, of St. Michael's Torre, Devon
• Captain Dunlop, son of Admiral Dunlop, C.B.
• Mrs. Darcy, wife of Colonel Darcy, late Governor of the Falkland Islands
• R. A. Dallas, barrister-at-law
• Mrs. Warren Darley
• Henry Warren Darley
• Mrs. Colonel Dorat
• Miss Drane, author of "Christian Schools and Scholars," and other works. A Dominican nun
• The Misses Dunsford
• Mrs. Dayman, wife of the Rector of Shillingstone
• The non. Mrs. De Moleyns, widow of the Hon. Colonel De Moleyns
• Mrs De Gernon, of Athcarne Castle (née Braham) niece of Lady Waldegrave
• Rev. Edward B. Douglas. Priest and canon
• Madame De la Haye, sister of Dowager Lady Inchiquin.
• Lady Elizabeth Douglass, daughter of the 2nd Earl Cathcart
• Mrs. Dawson, daughter of Admiral Sir Michael Seymour, and widow of Colonel Dawson, 90th Regiment
• Miss Dawson, Miss Lina Dawson, and Miss Effie Dawson, daughters of above
• Mrs. Dobson, wife of William E. Dobson, J P.
• H. Davey of the War Office
• The Honourable Mr. Dillon, late of the Home Office
• James Dees, J.P., Northumberland
• The Honourable Mrs. Wyatt-Edgell, daughter and coheiress of the Baroness Braye
• Miss Wyatt Edgell
• Miss Caroline M. Edgar, authoress
• Miss Geraldine Penrose Fitzgerald of Corkbegg Castle, County Cork
• Mrs. W. G. Freeman
• Reginald Fowler, son of Dr. Fowler, of Cheltenham. A priest
• Samuel Firebrace, L.L.D., Judge at Demerara
• James Firebrace, attorney
• Mrs. Ferrers
• Lawrence C. Prideaux Fox, a quaker. A priest
• Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fothergill, Whickham Park, near Newcastle-on-Tyne
• Charles, Augustus, John, Louis, Florence, and Clare, sons and daughters of Lady Louisa Fitzgibbon
• J. H Flesher, B A., Christ's College, Cambridge
• Miss Ellen France, built the Church at Leamington
• Mrs. Saville Foljambe
• Emma and Cecilia, daughters of Vice-Admiral Sir T. F. Freemantle, Bart
• Reginald Forbes, cousin of the late Bishop of Brechin
• Mrs. Miles Fletcher
• The Lady Guy, widow of Sir Philip Guy
• Mrs. T. H. Grantham, wife ex-curate of Slinfold
• E. Garnett
• Mrs. Charles Martin Green, Newcastle-on-Tyne
• Miss Gream, daughter of the Rector of Rotherfield
• Miss Hilda Gream, daughter of Rev. Neville Gream, Inspector of Schools
• Baker Gabb, lawyer, of Abergavenny
• Miss Galton, Glengariffe, Bournemouth
• F. W. E. Gruggen solicitorpage 39
• G. R. Gordon, Elton Castle, Aberdeenshire, grandson of Lord Aberdeen
• Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Grant
• The Misses Grenfell
• I. Goddard, rector of St. Mary's, Chistlehurst. A priest and monsignor
• Miss Margaret Hinson, daughter of the late Vicar of Horton
• Miss Flora Horn, daughter of Henry Horn, sometime Recorder of Hereford. A nun
• Richard H. Hawkes, of Bristol
• Mrs. Hamilton, wife of the late Captain J. F. C. Hamilton, R.N.
• Miss Hamond, granddaughter of the late Archbishop (Lord Decies) of Tuam
• William Nunez Heysham, formerly of Alresford
• Mrs. W. M. Hunnybun
• Miss Hutchinson, daughter of the Rector of Checkley
• Miss Hayne, daughter of a clergyman
• Dr. and Mrs. Harris
• Assistant-Commissary Hunter. Dublin
• Lewis Hunt, M.D.
• The late Honourable Mrs. Hewit, wife of Lord Lifford's eldest son
• Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hornby, of Fareham, Hants
• Lady Frances Howard, daughter of 4th Earl of Wicklow
• Lady Anne Jane Howard, daughter of 4th Earl of Wicklow
• Miss Hodgson, one of the Anglican nuns who accompanied the "Cowley Fathers" to India
• Mrs. Hutchison, foundress of St. Catherine's Convent, Edinburgh
• Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Hosier
• The Baroness Von Hugel (née Farquharson), wife of the late Austrian Ambassador
• Sydney Joyce, Christ Church, Oxford
• Mrs. Coventry Jones
• Richard Jones, Architect, Brighton, and Mrs. Jones
• Baroness Keating, daughter of Judge Keating
• W. Keating
• Mrs. Charles Kent, author of "Evelyn Stuart," and other novels
• Captain Blakie Keith, 39th Regiment
• Mrs. Keon, daughter of Major Hawkes, and widow of the Hon. Milos Gerald Keon, Colohial Secretary at Bermuda
• Frederic Shakerley Kempe, of Richmond
• Rev. Reginald C. Kempe, Magdalen College, Oxford
• John G. Kenyon, B.A., S.C.L., Christ Church, Oxford, grandson of second Lord Kenyon. A Papal Zouave and Private Chamberlain to Pope Leo XIII.
• Miss Louisa Kirby, daughter of the Rector of Mayfield
• Francis Kerr, of Chiefswood, son of Lord Henry Kerr
• Mr. and Mrs. T. Kerrich, Har-leston House, Norfolk
• T. J. E. A. Lloyd, Magdalen Hall, Oxford
• Miss Flora Lavie
• Mrs. Linklater, wife of a clergyman
• Mrs. Locke, widow of Major Locke, son of General and Lady Matilda Locke
• H. G. Lawson, Wadham College, Oxford
• Mrs. and the Misses Leslie
• Mrs. Lloyd, daughter of the late Sir John Carden, Bart
• Mrs. G. L. Gordon Milnepage 40
• Mrs. Lovell, niece of Sir Henry Bishop, the composer
• Miss Lambert, daughter of Sir George Lambert
• John Cathcart Lees, brother of the late Sir Harcourt Lees, Bart.
• Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Longue-ville, of Penyllan, Oswestry
• Miss Munro, of Seymore-street
• Miss Mallet, daughter of the late Hugh Mallet, of Ash House, North Devon
• Mr. and Mrs. Marriage, Quakers
• Mrs. J. Mill Muldary (formerly Gun Cuninghame), niece of the late Earl of Limerick
• Rev. Erederick Myers, Curate at Hull. A Jesuit
• Charles John Henry Massing-bred-Mundy, South Ormsby Hall, Lincolnshire
• Miss McGee, daughter of Chaplain at Gibraltar. A nun
• The Misses Merewether, daughters of the late Dean of Hereford
• G. L. Gordon Milne, son of the Incumbent of St. James's Cupar, Fife
• J. E. Gordon Milne, first officer of the ship "British Duke"
• Dr. Moir, Edinburgh
• J. Miller, Edinburgh, publisher
• Mrs. Oliver Miller, of Dundee
• Rev. W. C. A. M'Laurin, Trinity Church, Elgin
• Mrs. M'Laurin
• Julius M'Laurin, late Professor of Mathematics at Stonehurst
• Rev William Munro, Mrs. Munro, and two children
• Miss Murray, Anglican Sister at Oxford
• Major Laing Maeson, late 8th Hussars
• The Hon. Mrs. Laing Maeson
• Miss Laing Maeson. A nun
• Mrs. M. Laing Maeson
• A. Laing Maeson. A Jesuit
• Malcolm Laing Maeson, journalist and author, 10th Hussars
• Lady Anna Maria Monsell, daughter of the second Earl of Dunraven, and first wife of the Lord Emly Mrs. Macmullen, wife of Major-General Macmullen, and children
• Mrs. Stafford Northcote
• Captain Nesbitt
• Mrs. Willis Nevins
• Miss Greville Nugent, granddaughter of the Marquis of Westmeath
• Rev. Francis H.Nash, an Irish vicar
• Mrs. Oddie, of Colney House, Herts
• Misses Georgiana and Katherine Oddie. Nuns Arthur, Claude, and Philip Oddie
• Mrs. Owen, wife of a Protestant canon
• Octavius Owen
• Mrs. O'Flaherty, widow of Anthony O'Flaherty, formerly M.P. for Galway
• John O. Payne, M.A., St. Peter's College, Cambridge; Curate at Linslade, Bucks
• A. G Payne, B A., St. Peter's College, Cambridge
• Dr. and Mrs. Penrith
• Mrs. Pybus and family
• Mrs. Coventry Patmore, daughter of Sir John Byles, the judge
• Mrs. Lenox Pendergast, daughter of Neil Malcolm and wife of Colonel Prendergast
• Captain W. Prentis, late Scots Greys
• William Purdue, architect
• Mrs. Paravacini, wife of Bursar of Balliol College, Oxford
• The Lady Elizabeth Peat, niece of Sir Walter Scott
• Mrs. J. Ruscomb Poolepage 41
• The Misses Poole
• Miss Emily Peel, niece of Sir Lawrence Peel
• Edward Peacock, F S.A., Bottesford Manor, Lincoln
• Henrietta, daughter of Sir T. Phillips, Bart.
• Charles Parfit, Priest and Mon ignor
• Miss Edith Potter, daughter of the member for Rochdale
• Miss Pennel, daughter of Admiral Pennel
• Captain Pauli, E.N., now in the Consular Service
• Mrs. Partridge, widow of the late Dr. Partridge, of Brook-street, Grosvenor-square; her husband, two sons and a daughter
• Lucy, wife of Rev. G. P. Phillips and sister of Dr. Vaughan, Master of the Temple
• Rev. G. Phillips, nephew of Dr. Vaughan. A priest
• Miss Gertrude Phillips, niece of Dr. Vaughan. A nun
• Mrs. R. V. Pope, niece of Dr. Vaughan
• Miss Amy Pope, daughter of W. H. Pope, Judge in Prince Edward's Island
• Edward Plater, of the War office
• Mrs. Powell, daughter of Captain John Lumsden, of Clover, Aberdeenshire
• Dr. Peart, J.P., Kildare
• William Pigott, solicitor, Portarlington
• Lieutenant-Colonel Palmer, Alnwick
• Sir Arthur Rumbold, Bart.
• W. M. J Ring. A priest
• The Honourable Mrs. Ross of Bladensburg, daughter of Ninth Viscount Massareene and Ferrard
• Miss Rivarz
• Miss Rokeby, of Arthington Manor House, Northamptonshire
• Mr. Rolph, of the War Office
• Miss Rudsdell and Miss Mary Rudsdell, daughters of a late officer of the Foot Guards
• Miss M. Roberts, daughter of the late W. Roberts, of Harborne Hall
• R. Richardson, of the Order of Charity
• George Richardson, solicitor, Manchester
• Miss Ross, of Edge Hill, Liverpool
• Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Reynolds
• John Roberts, of the War Office
• Denham Robinson, of the War Office
• Mrs. and the Misses Watts Russell
• Miss Rogers, daughter of the late Francis Newman Rogers, Q.C., Rector of Exeter
• Captain Raynor, late 5th Royal Lancashire Militia
• Captain Godfrey, E. A. Radcliffe, brother of Sir J. P. Radcliffe, Bart.
• Lady Anne Sherson, sister of the Marquis of Townsend
• Mr. and Mrs. Geoffry, of St. Aubyn
• Lieutenant St. Andrew St. John, R.N.
• Mrs. St. Andrew St John
• Rev. Joseph Searle. A priest
• Edward Stillwell, late of the War Office
• Mrs. Edward Stillwell
• Dr. Shears, of Streatham
• Miss Frances Sidebottom, daughter of a clergyman
• Thomas H. Shaw, author of "Reasons for Returning to the True Fold."
• Sydney F Smith. A Jesuitpage 42
• Mr. George Lynch Staunton
• Edward Sammons, Lincoln College, Oxford. A priest
• Superior and six Sisters of St. Mary's Protestant Priory, Hackney. All now Catholic nuns
• Miss Fanny A. Seymour, daughter of G. E. Seymour of the Forest Hill, Windsor
• Miss Scott, of Ancrim
• Frances, sister of Sir Richard Sutton, Bart.
• Francis Sutton, of Nevell, Grange, Sheffield
• Mrs. Walter Shirley
• Miss Margaret Speed, of Horneth
• Miss Soames, of Irnham Hall, Grantham
• Philip Shepherd, M.D., and Miss Shepherd
• Superior of Protestant Sister hood at Folkstone. A Dominican nun
• Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Smith
• Miss Stuart, Anglican Sister at Oxford
• Lieutenant Thomas Say, Bombay army; his wife, daughter, and two sons
• Captain H. N. Storks
• Mrs. T. J. Thompson
• Mrs. Trevor, daughter of General Trevor, of Plymouth, and wife of Brigadier-General William Cosmo Trevor, C.B.
• Claude Trevor, son of the above
• Miss Temple, an East Grinstead sister
• Mrs. C. L. Tredcroft, daughter of the late Sir William Scott of Ancrum, Bart., M.P.
• Hugh Taylor. A priest
• Mr. and Mrs. William Scott Tucker, of Liverpool—Thomas, inventor of a great gun, son-in-law of Captain Marryat, R.M., the novelist
• T. S. Tondiffe, of Bath
• Miss Townsend, daughter of a clergyman
• Mrs. Twycross, Gorton Lodge, Clapham Common
• Mrs. Harrington Trevelvan
• Mr. Twynam, solicitor, Rugeley; and Mrs. Twynam
• Captain Vaughton
• Miss Vinning, the singer
• Mrs. Vansittart
• Nicholas Vansittart
• Arthur Vansittart
• Bexley Vansittart
• Colonel Howard-Vyse, of Old Windsor
• Sir Francis Vincent, Bart.
• The Hon. G. Vaughan
• Langton George Vere. A priest
• Miss Vinnal. A Dominican nun
• Miss A. Vinnal, Anglican Sister at Oxford
• Marie, wife of General Voyle
• The Misses Ward, daughters of the Hon. and Rev.—Ward of Killinchy, Co. Down
• Rev. W. H. Wilson, M.A., Queen's College, Cambridge; Curate at Frome Selwood. A priest
• Miss Edith Whitfield
• Mrs. Walter Workman
• Mrs. Woodsworth, the lady who survived the wreck of the Strathmore
• Mr. and Mrs. H. Woodsworth
• F. C. Collins Wilson, Trinity College, Cambridge
• William Wood. A Franciscan friar
• Hubert J. Wood. A priest
• The Misses Woodward, nieces of Lord Middleton
• E. Windeyer, King's College, London
• J. J. Watts, of Hawksdale Hall, Cumberland
• Eliza Harriet, sister of Sir John Eardley-Wilmot, Bart.
• John Berry Walford, lawyerpage 43
• Mrs. John Berry Walford, and a son and daughter
• George Wilson, quaker. A priest
• S. S. White, father of the late President of Trinity College, Oxford
• Miss Wood, daughter of Prebendary Wood, of Canterbury
• Mr. and Mrs. Wellesley
• Miss Warner, daughter of a clergyman
• Mrs. Weguelin, wife of a clergyman
• Miss Wilson, Anglican Sister at Oxford. A Dominican nun
• The Misses Winthrop, daughters of Captain Hay Winthrop, R.N.
• Ivan W. Watson, of Torquay
• Sir Charles Wolseley, grandfather of the present baronet
• Mrs. Younger, of Haggerstone House