Henley, William Ernest, poet and critic, author of a “Book of Verses” and “Song of the Sword,” in which he reveals superior powers as a poet, and of a volume entitled “Views and Reviews,” in which he evinces discriminative criticism of the highest order; he has edited, along with T. F. Henderson, in a workmanlike style, the “Centenary Edition of the Poetry of Burns,” accompanied it with a “Life of the Poet,” and a characterisation somewhat damping to the prevailing enthusiasm in connection with the poet; b. 1849.
Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)
Hengstenberg * Henley-on-Thames