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industry ; after a distinguished career in the English army, he went on 
half-pay in 1820, and shortly afterwards settled in Plymouth. 195, 207, 
240, 242, 250, 251, 254. 
Smith, R., jun. 202. 
Smith, Eev. C. A. J. 276. 
Smith, Rev. G. 235. 
Smith, J. S. E., Aural Surgeon, Plymouth. 244. 
Smith, J. W. 215. 
Smith, Rev. Hinton C, Clergyman. 279. 
Soltau, George. 218. 
Soltau, W. F., M.B., brother of preceding; b. 1813; d. Plymouth, 1864. 246. 
Soltau, Henry William, brother of preceding ; has written largely on theo- 
logical topics. 260. 
Soreton, Rev. F., Puritan; b. Plymouth; ejected 1662. 279. 
Spiigge, J. 287. 
Spencer, Nathaniel. 288. 
Spencer, Rev. W., Independent; sometime Minister of Princess Street 
Chapel, Devonport. 208, 263, 265, 272. 
Spry, Edward, Surgeon, Plymouth. 242. 
Spry, William Jacob; b. Devonport, 1810; d, ditto, 1868; in early life a 
lawyer's clerk ; acquired a considerable knowledge of languages, par- 
ticularly Eastern ; and brought together a large and valuable library. 260. 
Spry, James; b. Devonport; brother of preceding. 237. 
Spry, W. J., Engineer, r.n. ; b. Devonport ; son of James. 214. 
Spry, J. R. H., Printer and Bookseller ; b. Devonport, 1839 ; d. Devonport, 
■ 1872 ; son of James. 
Spurgeon, Rev. C. H., popular Baptist preacher. 278. 
Spurrell, Rev. J., Clergyman. 271, 272. 
Square, W. J., m.r.c.s., Plymouth, 244. 
Squire, IVGss. 222. 
Stephens, Rev. William, Clergyman; Vicar St. Andrew 1722-1731. 277. 
Stevens, Robert White, Printer and Stationer; b. Plymouth, 1806 ; d. ditto, 
1870. 218. 
Stevens, James. 214. 
Stevens, J. L. 224. 
Stock, Rev. John, ll.d., Baptist, Minister Morice Square Chapel, Devonport, 
1857 to 1872. 236, 265, 282. 
Stockdale, R. 288. 
Street, Rev. John Chalice, m.a.. Clergyman, Incumbent St. Andrew Chapel, 
Plymouth, 1845 to 1867. 273, 274. 
Strode, Richard. 233. 
Stuart, W., Superintendent Plymouth Breakwater. 213. 
Superior of the Society. See Sellon, Miss. 
Swain, William Paul, f.r.c.s., Devonport. 216. 
Symes, Rev. C. B., Independent, Minister Union Chapel, Plymouth, went to 
Australia in 1872. 279. 
Szyrma, Rev. William Somerville Lach, b.a.. Clergyman, English Chaplain 
in Paris ; b. Devonport ; son of Col. Szyrma, Minister of Home Affairs 
