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REGISTER.

Duckinfield, 1863-9; Wellington, 1871, till death, July 11, 1873; cousin to Mgr. William, q.v.

HILTON, William, admitted Dec. 18, 1840; ord. priest, 1850; left Dec. 5, 1856; at Talacre Hall, Flint, 1857-8; Bollington, 1858-60; Stalybridge, 1860-7 Canon of Shrewsbury, 1864; Hooton, 1867-76; Wrexham, 1876-83; V.G., 1876, and provost of Shrewsbury, 1878; returned to the College as president, 1883 to date; domestic prelate.

HILTON, William, born June 28, 1836, son of John Hilton, master-builder, of Sedgley, co. Stafford, and his wife Mary; went Sedgley Park School, 1845-50; admitted Sept. 22, 1850; ord. priest; left July 24, 1861; at Bishop's House, Birmingham, 1861-3; Brailes, co. Warwick, 1863-9 Nuneaton, 1869-77 procured a dispensation and entered the Society at Manresa, Roehampton, Sept. 7, 1877, and after repeating theology at St. Beuno's College, 1878-80, placed at Liverpool, 1880, where died of typhus fever, Dec. 31, 1881, aged 45.

HITCHINGS, Edward, admitted July 15, 1887; ord. priest May 26, 1898; now at Birkenhead.

HODGSON, Christopher, born 1729, son of William and Elizabeth Hodgson, of Ugthorpe, North Riding of York, an old yeomary family of substance in Lythe and Ugthorpe, which suffered much for recusancy; admitted on Edward Jones Fund, June 2, 1745, alumnus Dec. 6, 1747, ord. priest, April 7, 1753, appointed procurator, Aug. 3, 1754; left for England, 1762; stationed at Ugthorpe till death, Dec. 25, 1765, aged 36.

HODGSON, Samuel, admitted Aug. 25, 1748; alumnus March 13, 1756; ord. priest, Dec. 20, 1760; left for mission, July 17, 1761; died near London, Feb. 7, 1766.

HOGAN, John P., admitted Sept. 26, 1876; left Nov., 1882; ord. priest at St. Hugh s, Nottingham, March 21, 1885; at Nottingham, 1885-91; unattached.

HOLCROFT, Wm., vide Hargreaves.

HOLDEN, James, went Sedgley Park School, 1828-35; admitted Nov. 14, 1835; ord. priest, and left Mar. 17, 1843.

HOLFORD, Peter, born 1690, a younger son of Thomas Holford, Esq., and his wife Mary Wrath, of Holford and Lostock-Gralan, co. Chester, was brought up a protestant, but quitting home, unknown to his parents, was