Sept. 1868-72, and ordained priest there, March 30, 1872; at Birmingham, 1872-3; Souldern, Banbury, 1873 to date.
GLOVER, Joseph, born Nov. 11, 1739, son of Edward and Mary Glover, of Sutton, co. Lancaster; admitted Nov. 23, 1752; alumnus June 23, 1761; ord. priest June 16, 1764; sent to England; returned, and appointed vice-president Apr. 23, 1777; left for England, Oct. 18, 1781.
GODDEN, Thomas, vide Tilden.
GODWIN, William, born Dec. 14, 1821, at Liverpool; admitted July 26, 1837; ord. priest Ember Week of Advent, 1846, left July 6, 1847; placed at Gloucester, Aug., 1847-March, 1848; Stonehouse, Plymouth, 1848-Jan., 1850; Fairford, 1850-2; St. Mary's, Bristol, 1852-4; Macclesfield, 1855-6; St. Patrick's, Liverpool, 185763; St. Anthony s, Liverpool, 1863 till death of typhus fever, Feb. 15, 1864.
GOLTIER, Sam., vide Phillips, John.
GOMEZ, Jerome, vide Allen.
GOOD, John, alumnus, July 12, 1693; ord. priest; sent England Jan. 19, 1698.
GOOD, Thomas, alumnus Apr. 17, 1688; ord. priest, Dec. 21, 1689; sent to England Jan. 2, 1693; chaplain for many years to the Lacons at Linley Hall, Salop, and died there Dec. 3, 1732, bequeathing a legacy to his alma mater, and £200 to the Common Purse of Staffordshire.
GOODEN, Peter, son of Peter Gooden, of the Old Hall, Pendleton, co. Lancaster, gent.; admitted 1661; alumnus Aug. 6, 1666; ord. priest; left for England, Feb, 2, 1670; stationed at Leighton Hall, Lancashire, seat of Sir George Middleton, Knt. and Bart.; removed about 1680 to Aldcliffe Hall, near Lancaster, seat of the Misses Dalton, where he kept a little seminary for the supply of ecclesiastical students for the colleges abroad; during reign of James II., appointed chaplain to Duke of Berwick's regiment; obtained celebrity as a controversialist, vide Nos. 1 & 4, Vol. II., pp. 527, Bibl. Dict. Engl. Caths. No. 2, referring to Edw. Coleman and Edw. Meredith, and No. 3, to Dr. Thos. Godden, being inadvertently credited to Peter Gooden. Died at Aldcliffe, Dec. 29, 1694.
GORNALL, Ralph, born Nov. n, 1755, son of Richard Gornall and his wife Eliz. Johnson, of Elswick, Lan-
