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| Creighton, Mandell. Hon. M.A. from EMMANUEL, 1885. S. of Robert, of Carlisle. B. July 5, 1843. Schools, Carlisle Grammar and Durham. Matric. (Merton College, Oxford) Oct. 18, 1862, age 19; B.A. (Oxford) 1867; M.A. (Oxford) 1869. Postmaster, 1862. Fellow of Merton College, 1866-75. Dixie Fellow of Emmanuel, 1884. Hon. D.D. (Cambridge) 1891. First Dixie Professor of Ecclesiastical History, 1884-91. Hulsean Lecturer, 1893. Rede Lecturer, 1895. Hon. D.C.L. (Oxford); LL.D. (Glasgow); Hon. D.C.L. (Durham) 1885; Hon. Litt.D. (Dubl.); Hon. LL.D. (Harvard). Lady Margaret Preacher, 1892. V. of Embleton, Northumberland, 1874-84. Rural Dean of Alnwick, 1879. Hon. Canon of Newcastle, 1883. Canon of Worcester, 1885-90. Canon of Windsor, 1890. Bishop of Peterborough, 1891-7. First President of the Church Historical Society, 1894-1901. Romanes Lecturer at Oxford, 1896. Bishop of London, 1897-1901. Dean of the Chapels Royal, 1897. First editor of the English Historical Review, founded 1886. The publication of his History of the Papacy established his reputation as an ecclesiastical historian. A contributor to the Dictionary of National Biography. Died Jan. 14, 1901. Monument in St Paul's Cathedral. Father of the above and Walter R. (1896). (Al. Oxon.; D.N.B., Suppl.) | Mandell CREIGHTON Approx. lifespan: 1843–1901 Hon. MA from Emmanuel College 1885 s. of Robert CREIGHTON of Carlisle, [ Cumberland ] b. 1843:07:05 Schools Sch: Carlisle Grammar and Durham Matric aged 19 Merton College [Oxford] 1862:10:18 BA Oxford 1867 MA Oxford 1869 Postmaster 1862 Fellow of Sch: Merton College 1866-75 Dixie Fellow of Emmanuel College 1884 Hon. DD Cambridge 1891 First Dixie Professor of Ecclesiastical History: 1884-91 Hulsean Lecturer: 1893 Rede Lecturer: 1895 Hon. DCL Oxford LLD Glasgow Hon. DCL Durham 1885 Hon. Litt. D. (Dubl.); Hon.LLD Harvard Lady Margaret Preacher 1892 V.: Embleton, Northumberland 1874-84 Rural Dean of: : Alnwick, [ Northumberland ] 1879 Hon. Canon of: : Newcastle, [ Northumberland ] 1883 Canon of: : Worcester, [ Worcestershire ] 1885-90 Canon of: : Windsor, [ Berkshire ] 1890 Bishop of Peterborough, [ Northamptonshire ] 1891-97 First President of: : Church Historical Society 1894-1901 Romanes Lecturer at: : Oxford 1896 Bishop of London 1897-1901 Dean: the Chapels Royal 1897 First editor of the English Historical Review, founded 1886 The publication of his History of the Papacy established his reputation as an ecclesiastical historian. A contributor to the Dictionary of National Biography. d. 1901:01:14 Monument in St Paul's Cathedral, [ London ] father of the above and Walter R. CREIGHTON (1896) ( Al. Oxon.; D.N.B., Suppl. ) [add:]Oxford degrees: 1sts in 'Mods' and 'Greats', followed by 2nd class in Law and[:add] [add:]History after 6 months' further study[:add] [add:]Caricature by F.T. Dalton in Vanity Fair 1897:04:22 : CAS: E.87; portrait engraving: CAS: E.25[:add] [add:]F.H. Stubbings: 49 Lives[:add] |