PROFESSOR DENTON.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 299, 20 November 1883, Page 2

PROFESSOR DENTON.

vi* »£-p i" oca auI.LJ»L t ,u,i c .>,H j Professor Denton, wh^ died) of fever ii.Q_e^?€talftefiji «e_i(t_f I fch correMqifr Sefi^bf a EnfclW man, hayiag been born at _»aTlip|ton oViftM&rV*, 1823. His latheV w_f a-'Meiholrst, andvpoor^ The ajo^ ! was i , <? 'iow^Ver, aowoman of some! e^fi- ' oattMy'ttta^ihad been a schoolmistress, Young William went to school a y three

____o = JNfltf' ag*, and at fire could read tbe | Blb fl» At ci « ht he bad to earn his I° W s__F ? ' aad Rot half.a*crown a |we«pr working for* currier. Though LJjflP* he kept on his studie-, and ■PR early he began to stuly gro'ngy. His fiwt public appearance as a speaker was as an advocats of teetota ism. He had left the carrier^ and had bern apprenticed m a machine-shop, but this he had to leave, as when he was ordered ,±Q maka hrAarin> m. r k;..j i ff ,1. cHned (or consfienseT'^e. "TThVn ho ftki-GW^s Ciomklo »__M_i L ».tnr»ir. tn jffijnliitainhiniiTnin of religious Vietw, wTicT had cewed to be illW^^f ss?V M«te < 5? a J a Radical TOh^rihWh>ftfer°%^%^JftPwas about 21, hfcwehm America, and he ing, lecturihg,'^?, |M«J3 Ab fla Mthoc r^f^*^,."!?^ T 9,laminous writer, rt wMg;ms~eS fl ii^^ n^r,cofe; ; He had^ home" APW^if^^'^J 6^ the '«« in«ntf ItoybW wW& &epare bimaelf ,^r%W rf «mplSted P on " Island rirW'».h.afiaaeciiAJ.-»c t r «■ • .£.,?*" * Ja fi * *» •^rrvaw'floauam— nalureMuat -dMtthftfrPW ia