London.
Consecrated.Died.
1833. Bishop Griffiths 1847.
1825. Bishop Walsh 1849.
1840.Bishop Wiseman, at first coadjutor to Bishop
Walsh here, as he had been in the central District.
Elevated to the archiepiscopate, 1850.
Central.
1825. Bishop Walsh, removed to London
in 1848.
1846. Bishop Ullathorne; became Roman
Catholic Bishop of Birmingham, 1850.
Western.
1823. Bishop Baines 1843.
1843. Bishop Beggs 1846.
1846. Bishop Ullathorne; removed to the
Central District, 1848.
1848. Bishop Hendren, became Roman
Catholic Bishop of Clifton, 1850.
Northern.
1833. Bishop Briggs; removed in 1840 to
the new district of Yorkshire.
1840. Bishop Riddell 1847.
1848. Bishop Hogarth; became Roman
Catholic Bishop of Hexham, 1850.
Eastern.
1840. Bishop Wareing; became Roman
Catholic Bishop of Northampton, 1850.
Yorkshire.
1833. Bishop Briggs, from the Northern
District; became Roman Catholic
Bishop of Beverley, 1850.
Lancashire.
1840. Bishop G. Brown; became Roman
Catholic Bishop of Liverpool, 1850.
1843. Bishop Sharples (coadjutor) 1850.
Wales.
1840. Bishop T. J. Browne; became Roman Catholic
Bishop of Newport, 1850.

In 1850 came another change, and one archbishop and twelve bishops were appointed to rule

over the Roman Catholic Church in England and Wales:

Archbishop of Westminster.
Consecrated.
1850. Cardinal Nicholas Wiseman.
Bishop of Hexham.
1850. William Hogarth.
Bishop of Beverley.
1850. John Briggs.
Bishop of Liverpool.
1850. George Brown.
Bishop of Birmingham.
1850. William Ullathorne.
Bishop of Northampton.
1850. William Wareing.
Bishop of Newport and Menevia.
1850. Thomas Joseph Browne.
Bishop of Nottingham.
1850. Joseph William Hendren (from Clifton); resigned
his bishoprick, 1853.
Bishop of Clifton.
1850. Joseph William Hendren (removed in 1851
to Nottingham.)
1851. Thomas Burgess.
Bishop of Salford.
1851. William Turner.
Bishop of Plymouth.
1851. George Errington.
Bishop of Shrewsbury.
1851. James Brown.
Bishop of Southwark.
1851. Thomas Grant.

The foregoing I believe to be, in the main, a correct account of the Roman Catholic episcopate in England and Wales from the accession of Elizabeth down to the present year.

J. R. W.

Bristol.


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(Vol. vii., p. 106.)