Stonyhurst. He has a place in Dodd's "Flores Cleri Anglicani."
HESKETH, Thomas, born March 15, 1695-6, 4th son of Gabriel Hesketh, of Whitehill, in Goosnargh, co. Lancaster, Esq., by Isabel, dau. of Richard Westby, gent., younger brother of Thomas Westby, Esq., of Mowbreck Hall and Bourn Hall, co. Lancaster; alumnus, May 23, 1715; ord. priest; appointed prefect of studies, April 23, 1727; died in his father's life-time, before March 13, 1730-1.
HEYS, Ralph, born 1801, son of James and Helen Heys, of Whittle-le-Springs, co. Lancaster; went Sedgley Park School 1811-14 5 admitted Oct. 12, 1814; left 1817.
HEYWOOD, Robert, son of John Heywood, of London, born 1628; admitted under alias of Dymock, Nov. 24, 1647; left 1651.
HIGGINS, James, admitted Sept. 25, 1889; ord. priest, Mar. 13, and left May, 25, 1897; now at Good Shepherd Convent, Blackley, Manchester.
HIGGINS, John I., admitted Nov. 29, 1881; ord. priest, Sept. 21, 1888; superior; left Aug. 1, 1893; now at St. Augustine's Priory, Newton Abbot, S. Devon.
HIGGS, Charles, probably a brother of Bro. Alexius Higgs, O.S.B., a native of London, who was professed at St. Gregory s, Douay, in 1699; alumnus March 30, 1697; ord. priest; left for England, Dec. 22, 1702; stationed in Middlesex; removed to Dorset, and was chaplain at Chidiock early in 18th century; subsequently resided with Mr. Church at St. Columbe Major s, Cornwall, where he died, Sept. 24, 1736. He was a man of unbending resolution.
HILL, John, alumnus, March 30, 1697; ord. priest, left for English mission, and was in Middlesex in or about 1702; died Sept. 3, 1723.
HILLIARD, Francis and Henry, the former using the alias of Harrison, were admitted about the commencement of the 18th century. They were probably brothers to Fr. Thos. Hilliard (or Hildyard), S.J., of an old Lincolnshire family settled in London, who died in 1746, aged 56.
HILTON, Robert, admitted Nov. 2T, 1847; ord. priest; left May 21, 1859; at Edgeley, Stockport, 1859-63;
