cardinal and archbishop of Agramn, was born April 28, 1787, at Tyrnau, in Hungary. He studied at his native place and at Grau, was in 1812 keeper of the archiepiscopal archives at Buda, in 1814 notary of the consistory, in 1825 dean, in 1832 great provost of Agram, and in 1837 bishop there. In 1843 he was ennobled and appointed first archbishop. In 1856 he was made cardinal, and died May 11, 1869. His pastoral letters are published under the title, Selectiones Encyclicae Litterae et Dictiones Sacracen (Vienna, 1850-53, 3 volumes); besides he wrote Die Autoritat, als Princip der Ordnung und des Wohlergehens in Kirche, Staat und Familie (1865). (B.P.)