On conversing, however, with Governor Holdsworth, I learnt that the year 1786 had been more fatal than any other in this trade.

HOLDSWORTH, MRS.

Harold T. Stelzer, Roland B. Stelzer, Herbert J. Stelzer, Ruth D. Pralle, Verna H. Hinck (C); 27Nov59; R246670. STERN, G. B. SEE Holdsworth, Gladys Bertha Stern.

A. N. Holcombe (A); 26Oct62; R303546. HOLDSWORTH, GLADYS BERTHA.

Gladys Bertha Holdsworth (A); 10Nov62; R305075.

SEE Kastner, George A. STERN, GLADYS BERTHA HOLDSWORTH.

Gladys Bertha Holdsworth Stern (A); 4Jan67; R401565.

SEE AINSWORTH, DOROTHY S. STERN, GLADYS BERTHA HOLDSWORTH.

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HOLDSWORTH, HARRY.

STERN, GLADYS B. SEE Holdsworth, Gladys B. Stern.

SEE Holdsworth, Gladys Bertha.

HOLDSWORTH, GLADYS BERTHA.

SEE Stern, Gladys Bertha Holdsworth.

HOLDSWORTH, JOHN THOM. Money and banking.

John Thom Holdsworth (A); 28Sep64; R345506.

SEE Stephenson, Carl. STERN, GLADYS BERTHA HOLDSWORTH.

Gladys Bertha Holdsworth (A); 30Jul64; R343420. STERN, PHILIP VAN DOREN.

Dr. Holdsworth, fellow of St. John's College in Oxford, had preached on Easter-Monday, 1719 20, before that university, a sermon on John v. 28, 29, which he published, professing in his title page to examine and answer the Cavils, False Reasonings, and False Interpretations of Scripture, of Mr. Lock and others, against the Resurrection of the Same Body.

However, after a long time, and much difficulty, she at last obtained the perusal of his answer; but not meeting with that conviction from it, which would have made her give up her cause, she was prevailed on to let the world judge between them, and accordingly published her Letter to Dr. Holdsworth, in January 1726 7, without her name, but said in the title page to be by the author of, A Defence of Mr. Lock's Essay of Human Understanding.

The Dr. whose answer to it was already finished, was very expeditious in the publication of it in June 1727, in an 8vo volume, under the title of A Defence of the Doctrine of the Resurrection of the same Body, &c. Mrs. Cockburn wrote a very particular reply to this, and entitled it, A Vindication of Mr. Lock's Principles, from the injurious Imputations of Dr. Holdsworth.

A Letter to Dr. Holdsworth, concerning the Resurrection of the same Body.

A Vindication of Mr. Lock's Christian Principles, from the injurious Imputations of Dr. Holdsworth.

The Aeneid by Mr. Pitt: The Eclogues, Georgics, and notes on the whole, by himself; with some new observations by Mr. Holdsworth, Mr. Spence, and others.