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William Wayte
William Wayte (4 September 1829 – 3 May 1898) was a Church of England clergyman and a British chess master. He was one of a group of ministers who played a prominent role in English chess in the late nineteenth century. Although little remembered today, according to Chessmetrics he was the number 9 player in the world at his peak in 1878.
==Education, religious and academic career==
Wayte was born in Calne, England on 4 September 1829.〔Jeremy Gaige, ''Chess Personalia: A Biobibliography'', McFarland, 1987, p. 458. ISBN 0-7864-2353-6.〕 In 1850, he became a Craven Scholar and Brown's Medallist. In 1853, Wayte received his B.A. and became a deacon.〔 He also became an Assistant Master of Eton College, a position he would hold until 1875.〔 After becoming a priest in 1854 (Oxford), Wayte went on to receive his M.A. in 1856.〔 In 1862, he took on the position of Select Preacher at the University of Cambridge.〔
In 1876, Wayte became a Professor of Greek at the University College London.〔 He continued with his interest in Greek, editing the 5th edition of ''Plato's Protagoras'' (1888), the 2nd edition of ''Demosthenes' Androtion and Timocrates'' (1893), and the ''Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities.''〔
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