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 {310} 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. * * * * * BANBURY ZEAL, ETC. (Vol. vii., p. 106.)