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U)NDON.  IM. 


TATENT 
SON  BURNERS. 


•AS,  ELECTRICAL  AND  HOT  WATER  ENGINEERS. 

|rt  JHftal  glorhfrs. 

MAVvrAcTOBY,    FovxDBT,   AitD  Omcst* 
IM«OMnfil»iai-fc>|i  Kti-«M»t,  l««»«:€»nfH  l*nrl<,IV.>V. 

SHOW     ROOMS: 

67,  8t  Paal'i  CbarehTWd,  X.O.,  *  88,  Cockspnr  St.,  B.W. 


Oas  Stoves, 
aas  Baths. 


Oas  Chandeliers, 
Oas  Regulators, 

Gas  Lighting  by  Electricity. 

XLZOTRIC,   PHEUKATIC  AHD   OSDINABT   BELLS. 
TeUphones^  Speaking  and  Despatch  Tubes. 

P»tente«9  and  Manafsctnrcn  of  the  IinproTwl 

VENTILATING   SUN   BURNER   AND   SELF-ACTING 

VALVE,  for  PREVENTING  DOWN  DRAUGHT. 


Qu  Works  Suitable  for  Private  Mansions,  Railway  Stations,  dc. 


EASTERURT  STORES 
'    tit  *  tw. 

NORTH    I'KRhlAN    RUGS. 
HM  and  Jrn^yliir  /inixiit.       QuaM,  Arluli,,  and  ffl  /•  CtlMif. 


LIBERTY  £  Co. 


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ftttiuble  ; 
lobwl  Itt  colour  Mia  Mwa  itt|i»(i..  <. 
MOOMMi 


I      XLLVSTEATID  OAKPXT  AVD  ftUO  UtT  FOtT  7BSE. 

LAODICEAN    RUGS. 

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U/«     I     ftft.  eia.  by  SfU  4la. . 
IIUPBRIOR  QlALI-n-. 

U8«D  BY  THM  UOULMMB  FOR  PRATim  BUO*.    LUXUmiOU* 


DURABLES. 


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ICKilllOKir^ 

PATENT 

"VOWEL**    Waahlng    MachiiK 

MAngles,  Drying  Closets,  &c.        \^ 

Fw  FamAy   .Vanmonf.   Schools^  JloteU^  and 
ruUie  I '. 


>i.  4  Co.,  luiT*  bMB  •w»r<l«>l  apw»rtla  <•(  V, 
THRBB  BILVKR  MK1)AI,K  ; 


pott,  on  mppluatiom. 


Plant  and  Estimate*  fumUhcd 
fur  every  site  uf 

BAND   AMD    8TXAM   POWXR 
XJkUNDRT. 

■•Stable  for  Family  Manti  ns, 

ScLouls,    Hotels,    and    Public 

liutittttions. 


DAI^  «n«l  FIRST  PRIZES,  iucludw. 

KXliniiTinv.  v^:^. 


' -       -.-.i;ng,    Wringing, 

and  Mangling  ]la«hine. 

BiiADroiiu'*  Pat«j»t  "Vowit" 
WAkHfiro  MArmKSii  AMadmittedlT  the 
hrtt  in  all  th«  MMotUl  point*— little 
Uboor  n>^ircd.  scooooifof  water  and 
•cap.  improTtd  cotoar  of  aiticlM  in 
wathiag.  no  internal  madifnery  that 
can  in|ar»  th«  fla««t  fabric*,  and 
aimpliritj  of  workinf  parts*  wii 
liabilitj  to  dama««>. 


^  Premier  *'  £oz  Uangle. 

"  The  bett  Btfz  Mangle  ever  made." 

Our  other  laundry  machinery  and  flttingv,  such 
as  India.  Rubber  WtinRvre.  Drying  Machines, 
Drying  CloeeU.  Bos  Manglea,  Calenden,  Laundry 
Stove*,  Ac.,  will  Im  found  of  a  very  superior  clasi, 
sad  of  which  a  large  awMirtment  is  kept  in  stock  at 
both  our  London  and  Manchester  warehouses. 

LAI'S  DRY  LSGISPAiKS, 

140,  141,  142  &  143,  HIGH  HOLBORH, 

LONDON ; 

Victoria  Avenue,  Manchester; 

VisvxA,  ISTa.  Latb  Cath sural  Srsrs)  DtrsLiw, 

JLtkA    Crei^oent    Iron    \Vovl<«,    ^alfbi^cl. 


OEBRCTT— 'A i> »  r. HI  i - r. .W  k.:^  i a. 


PREVENTION  is  BETTEH  than  CURE. 

GUARD  AGAINST  THE  EVILS 

OK    AN 

BY  CONSULTING 

ANDREW  AND    NANSON, 

PpacHcal  Sa^i^apy  Bngin(n\'';;, 

r  ^  W  r  0/  tht  PA  TENT  SINK  TRAP,  used  im 

all  li :nd  GO  VERNMENT  liOSPITA  LS. )  • 

SURVEYS  MADE  AND  REPORTS  furnished 

I  i-<»N  ihc  Condition  of  Houses,  CSkic,  within  a  Radius  of 
I  ucniy  Miles  of  London,  for  the  nominal  fee  of  TWO 
GUINEAS:  at  any  distance  without  that  radius  at  a 
rorrespondingly  low  charge. 

DRAINAGE  iBd all otber SANITARY  WORKS 

executed  by  Skilled  Workmen  under  the  Immediate 
Su{)ervision  of  the  Firm,  and  upon  the  most  Improved 
Scientific  Principles. 

ANDREW  lind^NANSON, 

BUILDERS,   DECORATORS.   &   CONTRACTORS, 

HOT  WATER  and  GAS  ENGINEERS. 


RS  TI MA  TE.S    /or  any  of  the  above  ho.u  .o   . ;// 
he  submitted — Fret  of  Chargf'-'^n  Appluation  at 


DEBRETT— ADVERTISEMENTS. 


BT     ROTAL     LETTERS     PATENT. 

THIS 

MUSICAL    CABINETTO 

PERFORMS  EVERY  DESCRIPTION  OF  MUSIC. 

REQUIRES   NO    MUSICAL   KNOWLEDGE  ON  THE    PART 
OF  THE  PLAYER. 

AMY    0!\K    CAM    PL.AY    IT. 

It  rtaderi  motio  with   wonderful  erprettion^  an<l   is  stricilj  Accnrate  in 
Melody,  Hftrmon?,  an<i  Rhythm,  rivnilini;  it  not  surpassing  the  most  cx)»ert 

j»fm>rTn»  r,  and  i««  tlu-rrforo  wt-ll  »ila|>t«<l  t(»r  small 

CHURCHES,  SOCIETY  LODGES,  SHIPS  AT  SEA,  SUNDAY 
SCHOOLS,  AND  FOR  FAMILY  USE. 

It  will  exeente  the  qnirkist  .nn«l  livcUst  I)AN(K  MUSIC,  siirji  as  Polkas, 
Waltzes,  (juadrillcii,  Ac,  and  turnislws  a  splendid 

ACCOMPANIMENT    FOR    SINGING. 

Rrinir    Light    and    Portable    it    is    eminently    suitaldc  for   YACHTING, 
riCMCS,  and  rLKASLlU:  PAHTIK>  of  afl  sorts,  also  for  CLUBS  and 

^iMANiL^Myi^ings  of  every  kind. 

« I'M  C ; {^l)JL.ii    ii^.    <><i. 

NOVELTY ! ! ! 

GALr  CABINET 


enahles  anyone,  xchether  understanding  musie  or 

'melody  or  harmony,  sacred  or  secular,  from  too 

>  the   liTelieHt  dance  music:    pro<iucing  either  a 

iance,    or   a   rich    accompaniment  to   the  roice,   or 

%'aluahle  orchestral  effects. 

Its  executiSlTTs  faultless,  strictly  accurate  in  Melody,  Hannony, 
and  Rhythm. 
PRICE  from  £i6  i6s. 
And  upwards,  according  to  Style  and  Finish. 

GEORGE   WhIgHT   &   Co., 

143,  HOLBORN  BARS,  LONDON,  E.G., 

Corner  of  Brooke  Street 

N,B. — Agents  wanted  everywhere  in  Europe. 


DCBECTT—ADVCRTIH  F.M  C^tTS. 


o  <>  <>  31  i:  ^4'M 

REGENT    LIBEARY, 

141.  REGENT  STREET,  LONDON. 

(Turn  MOST  CEiNTRAL  POSITION  or  a»t  LONDON   LIBRABT.) 

For  Town  and  Country  Subscribers. 


TH/S  UBRAR  y  mntaum  alt  tfu  htsi  Works  of  History,  Pi,^ 
K^f^Yy  Trards^  and  Nm*t/s^  wkuh  are  added  h  the  Ubrary  on  th^ 
Day  of  rubHotticm^  ami  tekUh  are  supplitd  t0  Smbscrihers  without 

delay, 

SIX  VOLUMES  ALLOWED  IN  TOWN,  OB  TWELVE 

VOLUBiES  IN    THE   C0UNTR7,    FOR    THBEE    GUINEAS 

PER   ANNUM. 

Tcnn«  nn.l   Lists  «ill  In*  lt»rviai«Jf«t  ru*tft}fi«   Kn-v  on  applkation. 


HOMCEOPATHY. 

3£.    F.    T  1£  O  IVTI*  S  O  TV  , 

IIOMlKOPATIlIC  CHEMIST, 

17,  GORDON  STREET  (Opposite  CoaBercUl  Bui),  GLASGOW. 

UEDICINB   CUX8TB  AND  CASKS  of  vrvfT ^MeHpUoo.  fra«  m.  to  Mt. 
BOOKS  »a  tk«  HOMdOPATHIO  TRBATlOnRr  of  •tmrj  diMMt,  Imm  U. 


TBOlCPSOirB  PODOPBTI^LUII   BBSBHOB.    Ukctvally  emrM  KUkMu. 
■MS.  CoMtiyaUoa,  ladlfMtUm.  aad  taaetios  of  Om  Uw  \  tdao  ll«Mtb«ra. 

TBOMMOH^  TMKFmormD    FBBIIOS    OCMUf  nJkanB.     Q«lcklv 
•ttd  •flbctoall/  eof««  II*rtl  or  Soft  Cores  aiid  Baaloaa.  umI  rodacM  Balirtwl 

Tt*  Jwllita. 

THOMPSON  S  CONCENTRATKD  CAMPHOR  BBSBHOB  f or  Hat  FOrw. 

mmt\j  ttacM  of  Inaoatuw.  coaao*  CMd,  CkiUiMM  oad  SblTwiac  iseliwat 

auem  of  ChoUro,  Norvou  Prottntloi^  PMlfM.  rklattaf  oad  IMviMo*. 

CnuBP  l»  tko  ATM*.  liM*.  or  AV4o««a,  ••«««•  nirglM*  *>^  ^' 
TB0MP80N*B  BRYONIA  OOUOB  LOSBHOBB  mo  UMnallwl  for  Ikotr 

Mir*n«>Bt  ooaIIUm  for  foltortM  ofdloorj  OoM^  ••'  lilirHiMH  of  tko 

ThrvAi.  ana  an  porfoeUy  part  aad  kanaloM. 

AMff  ^f  tht  «foM  PnfmrttiMu^  U.  mek^  •mi  pMi  frm  fw  IS  Jlfwy. 
T^snadstf  panoBi  ms  uttuy  to  U«  tflaMj  of  tlM  stovs 

propriiUry  srti«lM. 
&«  fAaf  jr.  F.  rAon|Mo«'«  .Vmu  «m/  JiUr»M  ia  jmb^lti  m  mek 


DEBRETT  -  AD  V  ERTISEM  ENTS. 


ALLIANCE 

liKITIKll  AND  FORRIOS 

LIFE  &  FIRE  ASSURANCE  COMPANY. 

BABTHOLOMEW  LANE,  LONDON,  E.G. 

ESTABLISHED     1834. 

CAPITAL,  £5,000,000. 


BOARD  OF  DIRECTIOH. 

/»rr..rfrnl— sir  M08B8  MONTEFIORE,  Bart.,  F.RA 
JAMBS  ALEXAKDBR.  EMq. 
CIIAKI.FLS  (.K()K(iK    II AKNKTT,  Esq. 
FH  -ON.  Etq.,  M.P. 

L.  .  II,  M.P. 

JA' 

Ri.  V    M.P. 

Rt  (08VEN0R.M.P 

SAX ,.-  ;-... ,.,. 

AUDITORS. 
CYRIL  FLOWER,  B«q..  M.P.  |         EDWARD  HARBORD  LU8HINGTON,  E*q 

ARCHIBALD  EDWARD  SCOTT.  Emi. 
ROBERT  LEWIS.  Srerriary. 


KICIIARD  HOARE,  Eiq. 

.SirClRTUK  M.  I.AMPsOV.  Bart. 

FHAN'CIS    N  I  •»q. 

TIIOMA.S   V 

Sir  N.  M.  IM  .  Hart.,  M.P. 

HUOH  COI-i  ;.  .11,  iwMi. 

sir  C.  RIVKK      \N  :i  SON,  K.C.M.,  C.B. 


WEST-END  BRANCH,   1,  Great  George  Street,  Westminster. 

GRANVILLE  R.   RYDER,  Enq.,  SuprrintmHrmt  t,f  the  WVal-end  liranch. 

LIFE  DEPABTMB9T. 

In  a  Life  AMaranc*  Contract,  SecaHty  should  b«  the  paratnonnt  roT,«i,!<.rn»i,,n,  and 
next  to  Seearlty   in  importanc4>  are  the  terma  and  conditions  on  v  cy  of 

Aaearance  may   be  obtainc<l.     Tlie  conditions  of  the  AUinnce  have  >  on  a 

footing  MBiaantly  favourable  to  the  Assured,  and  the  rat<-s  of  Prcui......  :>r  1  uliciea 

which  do  ttot  participate  in  profits  hare  been  materially  reduced.  Assurances  may 
thaa  ha  cOheted  with  tha  Offlce,  frt-c  from  many  restrictions  which  usually  attach  to 
Life  Policica  and  at  a  minimum  cost  in  premium,  while  the  Security  afforded  by  the 
l«rg«  GaniUl  and  Reserrea  of  the  Company  is  of  the  hiijliest  character. 
^Participatinjr  Pol  icy  .holders  receive  ho  per  cent,  of  the  declared  dorisiblc  profit 
ffron  all  Ufe  Assurances. 

Imixirtant  coucesaions  hare  been  made  to  the  Aaaurad  as  regards  Foreign  Residence 
and  Travel. 

Under  farourable  cireiUBataiieM  WboIO'World  PoUciea  are  granted  free  of  extra 

|T>miam. 

The   following   are  apeeiaMBt  of  the  Redooed  Premiama  for  Non-partioipAting 
FoUciea  for  the  whole  of  life  .— 
A    a.    d. 

1  18    7   pv  cent,  per  aanom  for  life  aged  M  next  birthday. 

2  18  „  „  M  90 

•    16    4  „  „  M  40  „ 

_      4    a  0       „  „  ,.       M       „ 

PrMninms  for  Policiea  payable  daring  the  life-time  of  the  Aeearcd,  and  for  other 
eUeeea  of  non-participating  Policiea,  are  equally  favoorable. 


FIBB  DSPABTMSVT. 
FIRE  POUCTEg  ARE  GRANTED  ON  THE  USUAL  TERMS. 

Tlie  Company  hnve  Branch  Oflteee  at  Edinbargh,  Dublin.  Urerpool,  y 
■befleld  Birmingham,  Ipawleh,  Bvrj  St.  Edmunds,  Newcaatle-on-Xyne,  an<! 

Ufe  and  Fire  Propoeal  FOma,  detailed  Prospectusea  and  Statements  < 
o^rhe  had  on  application  to  the  Head  OSoe  of  the  OMnpany,  or  to  any  of  tti. 


llr.iii.h 

for  Affenciea  from  parti 

■n  in  a  poeiUoo  to  introduce  boeiaMa  of  a  high  claaa. 


The  Olrcctore  are  open  to  eatertaSa  anplicatioae  for  Agenciea  from  parties  who 

*  a  high   " 


ROBERT  LEWIS.  Seentttrf, 


DRnilETT-ADVKRTlSKMKN'ni. 


Jitlas   ^ssiiraiuc  Compani), 

^  FIRE    AND    LIFE. 

92,    OHEAFSIDB,    XjOHSTIDOlSr, 

KSTAHM8HK1)     1808. 

Amd  tmkf*t*4  «f  4rl  ^  fmriimmmt  mf  Iks  ft«lA  0«^  ///.  «.  Tf. 

OAPI T A L .   £l,20b,006r" 

DIRECTORS. 

-^-ThoouM  ClupMM.  Bm..  r.lUL  i>w..<;AMrm«» 

'    *-    -  WtniMiOM«MOu«lf.BH. 

Ollwr  Hi— oii«  mm. 
ral    Mr  A.    U  Mast* 


J.  W.  ■«,r»«. 
^. ......    tt4««H    CMifitoll. 

Jmmm  P»tlUon  Ciirrl*.  liq 


J«ha 
Aamlral 
I  ■■■!,  B«ft. 
.      .     Emfmt  fiUmiA  KmI.  Bm 
jM<ir«n    riwlwhik  OfMM.  Bw|..  u4  Hrflw— OoSu  - 


MelMrtf  BMMr  Wa4«w,  Bi^ 
PhlUp  A1mU«  WalkOT  Cn. 


AaMll,  liv^  r.BA 
MtM^iH-  r.B.CJL 
FiMiiHI.  Oiv*.  BMloa,  Ud«r.  ft  O*. 


Tkto  oOm  Im«  bMB  MUbli«li«>l  man  Hum  T  f^nn  uid  lu  pvMMl  a  ^ 
pfMpOTtljr  »f«T«  Um  MttMlMM  of  Um  priaci|>U  oa  whieli  U  km  li«  Huaiimi 
Liri    D1P4BTH1VT. 
T%»mo€mmuU»9i  Pff«BlwM»r««T«r4rt»U*.M«.  TlMAansal  tiwo—ww^i^lH.— 
Tba  •«■  of  4I^I0MU,  kM  bMO  piad  la  elalou  ■«<!«•  Uf«  PoIMm. 
Uffl*  Mmmam  kav»  bMA  d«eUnd  aad  paid  m  addltloaa  to  ika  i 
"^  ~il«M  Ml  Miolw  hmn  ham  wiumtl  wbart  partiM  Imt*  m 


_    Pmoa«  aM«rlB«  hav*  lh«  opiSoa  of  PartidpAtiBg  R*tM  of  PmbIub,  or  of 
Moa.PtrH0tpttlBg  Raua. 

Owttatd    Prvfltioa   amj   U  BMdt  far  Old  Aft  ni   ttrlj  OmUl 

M  that  porMo  a«j  Meor*  •  turn  to  bo  paid  I*  MsMd/at  an  ^o  agrood  opoa.  or  to  hit 
rsooatoro  II  bo  ahoald  dlo  btlora  that  aflo. 

liiWwt  ift  OovatriM  btjond  tb«  Umiu  of  Buop«  Is  tlltwtl  oa 
f avoaraUo  %mma  t  la  mmi  toaiporato  eUaaloa  wUhoat  axtra  proadaau 

Wkolt  VOrid  AMaraaoo*  art  fraatod. 

HottoMOf  tiMAwlfBMMtf  imralidM  mo  foealrod  aad  aokMvlodcod. 

AdvUMMafoaadooo  PolielM  lolkooartoat  of  tk^  raloo.  for  ranoDdortotlMOaeo. 

Ptrarat  dtdriftf  to  ranmdor  tkair  Atranaeit  mky  rwaiTo  thair  vaio*  la 
moaoj  or  la  Uoa  UMroof.  auy  obula  a  ae»  PxMej  withoat  fiutktf  |ftyB«it  of 


Tko  Mraolora  aro  toady  to  loealtro  propoaaU  for  AaraiaBOoa.  os  MJ  uwllafMUS 
larolrlag  p^yaMl  of  a  mub  at  doatli. 

PIBB    BBPABTHBVT. 

Thii  OMBpaaj  nadortakM  tha  AMaraao*  of  alaioot  •rtrj  rpoeUiof  piupHU  i*  tko 
I'aliod  Klafdom.  at  Batos  of  Promlam aad  opoa  priaelplos wkiob  wfU  ko  foaad ^attoaa 
adToal^aOBi  lo  tko  lat«r««t  of  tke  AMarod  aa  tkooo  oflHod  kj  aay  otkor  oMeo.  IW 
IMtoolon  ooa  ooaddoaUy  rofor  to  tko  woll-kaowa  oharaotor  of  tko  Ooaipaay  for  inmllty 
aad  proaptltado  la  tko  dl«ekarir«  of  olalait  mado  apoa  It  darlag  tko  a^ay  yoaro  i»ka« 
booaootaklUkod. 

MO  OBABOB  MADB  FOR  POUOT  8TAMP8.  BBHSWAXtB  tkoald  W 
paid  wttkia  ftftooa  doy«  aftor  tho  rMipoctlro  Qaartor-dayo  wk«a  tkoy  tuBMiday. 
toens  oteaiAoMd^  UOHTimiO  wOl  ko  paid.  Um  POUOZBB  of  tko  OOlt- 
PAITT  OBtoM tooovor  XiOSBBB  oooaiioaod  ky SoBBPIiOBIOll  OF  OftS. 

n*  Camtmmf  is  rtmdf  U  rotWor  oppAooMM*  /or  Mgmmim  U 
iHHrieiatm  »Ju<'»  it  it  —I  mt  prmmi  rifnimlii,   ApftUathtm  f  kt  m 

lit  tiM  «ccnniif>fs  Alt  lew  CinPT  PIM  TK  PAfiOT  ¥  MfOMBT  NH. 


rmi  •fpfpoml,  mm4  «ar  ta/W««(Ma  o«#<rW  «•  5f •rftyVor /t 


BRITON    LIFE  ASSOCIATIONf,    Limited. 

Cmw  Orruzt^T2\\  MRaXD,  LONDON, 

rill8  aOCIBTY  hu  d«po«it«d  £20.000  with  (kirrrumcnt.  |iur»uuut  to  the  UU  Aatarauc* 

CoaipMiiM*  AcU.  a*  A  •p«cial  MKSuritj  U*  PoUeyhuldtr*. 

OAPITAI,    PAID    UP    ..     £50.000. 

OmOX  BEARERS. 

EXTRAORDINARY  DIRECTORS. 

WhiohtBakkb,  E«q«M.R.C.8..  Ang^Dcrty.     Urat.-Col.  H.  Gobi  Lindiay,  J. P.  ^   D.L., 

.1  i(^v»i  cntl«ICoMUbUofBcrlM,R«adinf.  WoodUniU. Cardiff.    [Countv  of  KdinburgI; 


LIT.  Baq.,  Aketoa  Hall,  Castle- 
's •liir*. 

uBBRLAiw.  Eaq..  J. P.,  Windsor. 
MiBB.  Esq.,  Nottincliam. 
N  TBT,  Esq..  Cora  E»«hBnp»Cliain- 

...uUon.  [AtbOTStoDO. 

iti-iAM    Ubbmaw.    Esq..    Msaaham    Lodgs. 
iWABo  Srsruiw  Jombs,  Esq.,  Uanfollen. 


llRyBY  MiirrAT,  Ksq.,  "f  ■    for  tlie 

.SlrJoHN  H.MoNrBTov.C  Manaioii. 

81r  (iBOBOKOiritwi.M.I)  ,      i   .  n.    [S.W. 

Hbnrt  J.  PABVALLr  Esq..  N«w|n/rt,  Mod. 
W.  H.  PII.BINOTON,  Esq..  L.R.C.P..  J. P..  Clay. 
toD.le-Moors.  [Leicesienhire. 

J.  J.   FAiarAX   SroTT,    Esq.,    Moaut  Sorrsl, 
William  Smith,  Esq.,  Uools  Oeangs,  Goole. 


DIRECTORS. 


Kba«ci«  Wbsb,  Esq.,  SI,  tovthampton  Bldg*., 
rhanwry  Lans,  (^minmmn. 
w        t:    iiARiia.  M.D.,  *6,  Bsdford  SquAro. 
'  hairmMm. 

Jamb*   Alrxandbb,   K.C.B.,  M. 
iMaos.  Rasssll  Sqoars. 
V.   Esq..  Rifboit  Lodga,    Brook 
Mimmorsmitb. 


Gbobob  Cbafman,  Esq..  U.  Cooktpur  Stvsst. 
T.  B.  JoNsa,  Esq..  Angel  Town,  Brixton. 
RoBBBT  MiLBUBN.  Esq.,  Cintra,  .Uppor  Albo- 
marls  Road.  Beckenham.  [Road.  N.W. 

Colonel  HabbinotowTbbvkltan.  bo,  Mnchley 
RoBBBT  MoNCBTOK.  Esq.,  Modsna  Lodge.  Pem. 

bury  Road,  Tanbridge. 
Smitb  Rich  a  bos.  Esq.,  Bedford  Square. 
rrimJ/emtmrM  amdtpaUm  of  huaine$*  mftke  AatoeiatUm  eomprue:  — 
.    Moderate  Rates  of  Premium.    Poifeies  payable  daring  Ufetime.    A  norel 
ri  of  AssmrlDg  Inralld  Utss.    Specially  adTantogeous  terms  for  Assurances 
lis  or  China.    A  separate  section  for  Total  Ahstuinors  from  the  use  of 
disputable  Whole-World  Assurances.     Non-Forf<it!ible   Assurances, 
r  the  ••  Married  Women's  Property  Act."   Special  adTanUgcs  to  Ministers 

*  Annual  Report  and  Balance  Sheet,  together  with  Prospectuses,  Proposal 
^formation,  may  be  obtained  on  application  at  the  Chief  OfBce,  4S0.  Strand. 
JOHN  MESSENT,  F.I.A..  Ai-tunrp  and  Srcretary. 
Thf  Dkrtefrt  will  he  hmpfj  to  treat  with  GentUmtn  of  iryflurnct  and  ilanJing  to  act  at  Ordinary  or  Special 
Agent  I  for  the  Company  in  unrefneicnttd  localitiri. 

THE  GENERAL  REVERSIONARY  AND  INVESTMENT  COMPANY. 

(^y/^— 5,   WJIITEHALL,  LONDON,  S.  IV. 

ZBTABLIBHXD    1836. 
Pi'BrvBB  BMrowBBBD  BT  SrBctAL  AcT  09  Parmambnt,  u  &  15  Vic,  Cap.  130. 

CAPITAL,      £500,000. 

DIRECTORS. 
CAtfinnaM^Edward  Walmisley.  Esq. 
I>«^uif 'Chairman— Co\.  Joseph  Walker  Jasper  Ouseley. 
Msyow  Wrneil  Adams,  Esq.  I  William  Rbt.  Barker,  Esq. 

Thomas  Allca,  Esq.  |  Edward  Carleton  Tufnell,  Esq. 

AmdiUn-4At  C.  R.  MoOrigor.  Bart.{  Martin  J.  E.  Becher,  Esq. ;  John  CookM.  Esq. 

Bmmk9r»    Messrs.  Drummond. 

MIetfers— Messrs.  Shoabridge  Jk  May.  19.  Lincoln's  Inn  Fields.  W.C. 

The  bosiaess  of  this  Company  consisU  in  the  PURCELABE  of,  or  LOAMS  upon 

RsvBBstoiirABr  Intbbbsts  vestod  or  contingent,  in  Landed  or  Funded  troperty,  or 

»eemritie»f  also 

LirB  IwTSBBSTS  la  PMSssatoa,  as  well  as  in  Rrpectation. 

Loans  opoa  RevarBloiu  flsay  be  obtained  either  at  an  Annual  Interest,  or  in  cou- 
st4«raUoa  of  deferred  oharges.  payable  upon  the  Rmferaiona  falling  in. 

PaaaairT  Ikcombs  are  llkewtee  granted  upon  the  latter  principle  to  persons  entitled 
to  Rerarsionary  latoreets,  who  may  thus  obtain  the  means  of  support  until  their  pro. 
perty  falls  into  possession,  without  being  called  npouforany  payment  until  that  event. 
Prospectuses  and  Forms  of  Proposal  may  be  obtained  from  the  Secretary,  to  whom 
all  commuaicatioas  should  be  addressed. 

W.  BARWtCK  HODGE,  Aeluary  and  Secretarp. 
• 


The   Clergy  Mutual  Assurance   Society. 

eSTABLISHEO  IN  1820. 
0>>ici«:— I  &  f,  THE  SANCrUARY,  WESTMINSTER. 


lit 


FttrtM. 
iinct  Um  AnkhUka^  of  CMIarWry. 


olYott. 


Tte  Rlfftit  llM.  m4  Rlgbl  IUt.  tW  Lm«  Hihof  of  UM«« 
▼lM-Pl«tU«lt. 

TnutMt. 

i.lHipof  DoMlo.  iThoArtfU* 

Tnnmn. 

Ila«li  Uiia«07  AotrobM,  K«q.        |        TIm  ArcMoMoa  of 
DirMtcn. 
CtfAioMAM— 1^  AroMooooa  of  W— ffrtor.       D«r«rT*0«Ai«iiA»— aakavt  Firv.  lif 


ne  I  ora  nianop  ot  v»  iDCiMM^f 
of  MaMoloao. 


ciMilM  Joha  ■oWr.  Bo«. 
Th«  AioUooooa  of  Botb. 
K«r.  Ommi  lloMMa.  M JL 

rti.-  I>«*n  of  Htiatol. 

itarruo.  M^ 

n,  M.A. 

■    T..,.n.M.A. 


ftOT.  CMOS  HUMS,  M  JL 

Hoo.  *  Umr.Cmam  Of«f ,  MJL 
BoT.  Ckorlos  M.  Rarroj.  MJL 
Bar.  W.  OUms  Hoapiirj.  B J). 
Tbo  AffoM«ooo«  of  Londoo. 
Bov.  Cmm«  Loaoda 
Tbo  A>oMoooo«  of  [ 
Hm  Dmui  of  MoBokoMor. 
Boy.  OmtIm  Monhall.  M  Jk. 


BoT.i.M.  Boni-MonUtok,  M^ 
WUUoM  BiTteglom  B«f . 
Bov.  Cteoa  BloMw  M  JL 
W.  H.  BMM.  Bm..  M.O. 
Jolui  ChoHoo  TkjrmAo.    B«q 

B««.  Hoary  Wm*.  MA 
Boy.  Oum«  WUiUaa.  MA 
Tbo  Dmb  of  York. 


- .  iHMOOo  BoofdUloo.  B^..  UJL,  BUmo  BolMioct,  Uaoola'i  loo. 
•— MoMTO.  Uo,  Bolum.  ft  Lm.  No.  t.  Brood  Soaotaary,  WaotmlMUrr. 
iodlJoro-ClMrlaa  Barbar,  Baq.i  GmrfaT.  Blddalph«  Ba«.|  BoWrt  J.  Lodg>.  C»']  . 
Bar.  AlaxaUar  WUaoa.  M.a7 
BaoAara-MaoMS.  Cootta  4  CO. 
^'umUtmg  Aeimmrp^rn^mUk  Haodrlka,  Eaq.  Pkftltttm    Dr.  Stoaa,  li,  DMi. .  . ». 

iaioorf    Btawart  Haldar,  Baq.  <aer»faif    Matthaw  Hodgwrn,  Baq. 


lOTAL    7UVD8        .        •  £8JS6.S«9. 

TOTAL    AVHUAL    INCOME  £316,080. 

SO  .lOA'A'TS  EMFLO\KD,  AMD  NO  COMMiSSIOM  FdlD. 


'OBD  FBBlinJlfSd--Aaa«raoaaa  may  ba  aAelod  ofoa  pothmoI  of  foor-Altb«  of  tha 
nnibli  aacofdUiff  to  Iho  iooialj*«  Tbbla,  aobjael  to  ttrimlm  tmmdHUm  fmlly  lat  fortli 
id  la  Iba  Proipaetaa. 

— Tba  total  aiMoal  of  Clalma  paid  apoa  dooth  froat  tha  eowaaaoaaaat  of  Um 
ut  Jaaa,  laM,  waa  MUUIJ&99. 

— Tba  wbola  avallabia  Boaaa  la  tba  aolo  noaoitj  of  Ufa  AaiarorBt  ao  part  wkatarar 

frt  piMBilrtMa.    At  tba  aad  of  avaiy  Bftb  Yaar,  ptoftia  arr 

oMoafot  ailatiaf  Ufa  Aaaaiaaeaa.    Bj  aMaaa  of  Boaaa,  aaay  of  tbr 

hava  MM  roMoaod  allOfOtlMr  frooi  tba  payaMat  of  Aaaaal  Piaailaai*. 

tioM  la  alaMOt  ovary  aaM  bavo  boM  aado  to  tba  aaart  aararad.    ^»a.l4a  wm  dirldad 

Ufa  Aaaaraacaa  at  tbo  dadaratloa  of  Bdmm  oa  lal  Jaaa.  llTi.     N«xt  BaaM  da« 


Itto  ba  abaiod 


v«<aior*  bavo  tb»  priTllaga,  at  tba  tIaM  of  »aklaf  aa  Aaai 
'  b  tha  Boaaa,  wbaaarar  daa,  aball  ba  appUad,  m. :  la  as 
rcdaatloa  of  tba  Aaaaal  Praadoai,  or  to  tbo  Inataa—  of  tba 


of  aalactlag  tha  Moda  ia 
Cbdi  pyMl,  or  u> 

uiy  bo  affoeUd  on  LITIS,  8VBTIV0R8HIP8.  fte..  Ac  .  at  tUUd  im  Ut 
Bociaty't  Proapoetui,  to  aaj  Amount  not  ozooodiBg  £7.&00. 
Tbia  Boclaty  la  atrtctly  aoaAaad  to  tha Clargy  of  tbo Cbareb  of  Baglaad  aad  of  tho  Bjlmnil 
CbawhiiflMtlaad.  tbolr  WIvaa  aad  Vbaillaa.  aad  tha  aoar  lolaHoaa of  tbaanlMaaJwiMi. 
rTMptttMM,  Bma  AaoMBU,  Forms  of  PrvpOMl,  Aa..  may  to  ksA  Bt  tkt  OSMi 
on  poraoaal  appIieatioB,  or  bj  lattar. 

I  A  t,  TUB  8A.VCn-ABT.  WSmtlNmA. 

i 


10 


Dfciiittii— ADVERTISEMENTS. 


EQUITABLE  LIFE  ASSURANCE  SOCIETY, 

OPPOSITE  THE  MANSION  HOUSE,  LONDON. 

FOUNPED  A.D.  1762. 

The  Oldest  Life  Offiee  on  the  Mutual  Principle  in  the  World. 

110:%  IN    TAllIiK     FOR     \n%\. 

Table  nhowing  the  Amount  naymhlc  under  n  Policy  for  £1000  (with  its 
Additions),  in  the  event  of  i(«  l>ocoming  a  chum  after  payment  of  the 
premium  duo  in  the  jcar  1881. 


titt  IS16. 


ssth   Jan. 

»4lh    April 


l-th 

'th 


April 

Feb. 

:th    Jan. 

tnl     Dec. 

I  Kt     Dec. 

rUi    Mar. 

t&ih    May 

yth    Mar. 

;ih     Not. 

SiKt    July 

:inl    Mar. 

S4th     Nor. 

Ut    Auk. 

19U1    June 

atKt    July 

S«Ui    Jan. 

ISth    Dec. 

I«th    Nov. 

igih    June 

3nl    Mar. 

14th    Nov. 

19th    Nov. 

S6th    July 

Itt    Jan. 

lat    Jan. 

iKt    Jan. 

I«t    Jan. 

I  St    Jan 

iKt    Jan. 

iBt    Jan. 

1st    Jan. 

1st    Jan. 

Ut    Jan. 

Ut    Jan. 

Ut    Jan. 

Ut    Jan. 

1st    Jan. 

I«t    Jan. 

ist    Jan. 

Ut    Jan. 

Ut    Jan. 

Ut    Jan. 

Ut    Jan. 

Ist    Jan. 


ltl7 
1617 

IHIg 

IHI9 

1890 
1830 
I8SI 
I8«S 
18S4 
I83S 

in6 

ISM 
1 830 
1831 
I8SS 
1835 
1837 
1830 
1840 
1843 
1843 
1847 
1848 
1850 
1853 
U56 
1857 
1858 
1850 
1800 
1861 
1863 
1803 
1804 
18«5 
18M 
1867 
1868 
I860 
18/0 
1871 
1873 
1873 
187* 
1875 

i8;6 


t4th 

16th 

4  th 

srd 

SSnd 

30th 

7th 

S4th 

8th 

srd 

15th 

Ut 

S4tb 

Ut 

18th 

81st 

92nd 

loth 

9nd 

18th 

9nd 

1 4th 

10th 

S6th 

3ISt 
3ISt 
3Ut 
3Ut 
3Ut 
3Ut 
3Ut 
3Ut 
SIst 
SUt 
3Ut 
SUt 
SIst 
3Ut 
SUt 
SUt 
SUt 
SUt 
SUt 
Slit 
SUt 
SUt 


April 
April 
Feb, 
Jan. 
Dec. 
Nov. 
Mar. 
May 
Mar. 
Nov. 
July 
Mar. 
Nov. 

AUR. 

June 
July 
Jan. 
Dec. 
Nov. 
June 
Mar. 
Nov. 
Nov. 
July 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Deo. 
Dec. 


1817 
1818 
1810 
1890 
1890 
1891 
1823 
1824 
1835 
1826 
1838 
1830 
1831 
1833 
1835 
1837 
1830 
1840 
1849 
184!} 
U47 
1848 
1850 
1853 
1855 
1856 
1857 
1858 
1850 
I860 
1861 
1863 
1863 
1864 
1865 
1866 
I867 
1868 
I860 
1870 
1871 
1879 
1873 
1874 
1875 
1876 


Sum  payable 
with  Additions. 


S7I5 
:i6i5 
3315 
3415 
3:il5 
3215 
3115 
.1015 
2015 
3H10 
2765 

2«iyo 

2615 
2.'.40 
24r).5 

2315 
2240 
3165 
2110 
2(1.55 
2000 
1945 
1890 
I8J5 
1780 
1725 
1670 
l()15 

1.177  10 

l.'>40  0 

l.'>09  10 

1465  0 

1497  10 

1S0O  0 

1359  10 

1315  0 

1277  JO 

1240  •» 

1220  0 

1200  0 

IIHO  0 

llrtO  0 

1140  0 

1100     0 
1060     0 


TES  EQUITABLE  has  NEVER  allowed  COMMISSION. 

J.  WARE  STKPHENSON,  Aetwrry. 


D£BB£TT-ADV£JtTl«CMeXT8. 


II 


Equity  and  Law  Life  Assurance  Society, 

18,  LINCOLN'S  INN   FIELl-     !    >M    >N,  W.C 
ESTABLISHED  1844. 


CAPITAL,  ONE   MILLION,  FULLY  SDBSCKIBED. 


«M»— Jo«H   M.  Clabov. 

A*-  ■ 

1 

1^ 

.'.    '^f<r»«»— IIiwbtFoB 

W. 

J  *  - 

'  *%' 

Be 

•q. 

T»i 

'<MHAM. 

Y- 1 ' 

K«q. 

Fi> 

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•Hi      . 

MiiMAMt*  Uii>.raa.  lUq. 

J.  V 

-IS  Bh> 


»».  E*i..  Q.C 
KK«alT,  B«^ 

rli 

J.    I'Mlt.i.lMU**. 


Bm. 
W.  U    If    hs.^uAU.  E«i. 


HoftACS  WiLUAM  Saira.B^q., 
RicMAB*  Sami.  Eaf. 


80LICIT0Ii--<}«n«oa  Rooraa,  B«q^  17,  Uao(»la*«  tatt  PU14«. 

KXDICAL  Ornomii-B.  Vvh«»  Tmohmow.  M.0..sa.CaTMi41«kSqa«ff«. 

AOTUABT  AMD  SBCXUBTABT-O.  W.  B«aaio«s«  B«q. 


Sums  Assared,  £5.276,000. 

Income  from  Premiams  and  Interest,  £208,759. 

Assets,  £1,610,717.       Expenses  of  Msasgement,  £3,931. 

rttm  JUtmm  r«telB«d  bjr  Um  Soei«tv  la  rMpMl  of  lu  UabiliUM  aadar  FtklloM  kat  toaa 
ilaiad  Mconilbt  to  Ilia  H lull F^*^  -  '  '  vMKO.Tl«.«UMTakUc(»f  Um  la«mat«of  Acl«act«. 

•^t  baiat  Uktk  at  S  par  oval,  u  »4lag  oa  poaiiaa 

MNB.TBKni8  of  Iba  loUl  !<  .rtdad  aaioaff  Um 

Oaa-iaaUi  of  Um  PtoAu  U  darivvu  irum  rollolat  whteh  do  aol 

thaAa 

^adUMvholai 
u  M  Bxtmordlaanr  OaMtal  MmUbc  haU  oo  Jaaa  ltUi«  ItM.  Um  ram  of  ^a>9M»  «aa 

.d«  aa  Um  valaa  of  Um  aoOu^ft  UaMIIUai  aadar  lla  Aaaoiaaca  and  Aaaalij  CaatraaCa,  and 

.  srA  waa  ordarad  to  ba  dlvidad  M  Booaa.  laaviac  a  balaaos  of  aadlvidad  proAl  of  MU,*07 
MaaMiUM  of  tha  mua  dlTidad  was  allottad  amoAf  holdara  of  Pottalaa  for  «S|^fM7l- 


I  Um  PioAU  la  darivvu  irum  rollolat  whleh  do  aol  aarUalpata  la  rroMa.  ao 
bava  lannr  Boaaaaa  Uua  If  tbaj  fonaad  a  Maiaal  toraraaao  Cnfaiij,  aad 
la  of  Ika  ProAta  dart vad  froa  thatr  ova  Pollda*. 


4  ODITtOMS 


rr  Allies: 

B^  t»  iVcvaOar  SlaC,  Itjf^  #a  FOUCKS  •/  jgtjtm  frk. 


•t 

ttmaaa  or  PaamoMt  Pais. 

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T1ilr«7-«va. 

TWrty. 

Tiraatj-flT« 

Twaoij. 

PIftaaa. 

T«B. 

PHa. 

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larked  •  IIM  Boa«< 
ilali  all  fatvfa  ptamlaM*,  aad 
pvoAla. 


»••,  If  •anaadarad,  woald  ba  Mora  thaa 
Um  Polky-boldor*  would  aUll  ba  raiitlad  ta 

JOHK   M.  CLABOK. 


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12 


DEBRETT— ADVERTISEMENTS. 


THE 


G-  :R/  E  s  n  4u  nvn 

Life  Assurance  Society, 
ST.  MILDRED'S  HOUSE,  POULTRY,  LONDON,  E.G. 


1^    i     JS 

Realized  Atsett  (1880) 

Life  AMurance  and  Annuity  Fundi     ... 
Aannal  Income 


IJ  :^ 


BlBMIVOHAM 

B«Abru«u.. 

BmovTuM  .. 
BaisTot 


BRANCH    OFFICES. 

ENQLAND. 


£2.824.927 

2.738.200 

563,119 


18,  Bennett**  Hill. 
Bank  ammbers,  Bank 

KtTMt. 

4.  Parillon  Bnilding*. 
i,  Brokd  Quay. 


LiVBRrOOL 

Manchkrtbr.. 
Nbwcastlb    ., 


NOKWICH..       . 
Sl'NUBRLAHD. 


HvLt Batik  Buildiuff*. 

SCOTLAND. 
GLAteow  ..  110,  St.  Vincent  Street.      |      Euinburor 


Mancheoter  Baildinffs, 
I,  Tithebarnc  Street. 

57,  Picc«<lilly. 

Percy  Buildiiifrs, 
CirainKcr  Street  Went. 

Bank  Plain. 

37,  Kawcett  Street. 


BRLrAWT 


IRELAND. 
Belfast  Bank  Buildings. 


07,  George  Street. 


MODERATE  RATES  OF  PRBIIIUM.      LIBERAL  SCALE  OF  ANNUITIES. 

Loani  granted  upon  Security  of  Freehold.  Copyhold,  and  Leasehold 

Property,  Life  Interests,  and  Reversions. 


FrtptHm*,  R^pmrlt.nmd  Prupotnl  Furms,  can  be  obt'iirfd  on  nppUrntion  to  thf  Sncirty' 
Agmia  mnd  Brmmek  Ofiee;  or  tv—  F.  ALLAN  CURTIS,  Actuary  l^  Secretary. 


DEBRCTT—ADVERTIKEMENTli. 


U 


IMPERIAL  FIRE   INSURANCE   COMPANT. 

1.  Ol.l)  BROAD  STRELT.  A  22.  TALL  MAI.U  LONlKiN. 

Instituted  1803. 
CAPITAL,  £1,600,000.      PAID  UP  4  IKVB8TED  £700,000. 


Air  s  aiLlff  r  Jmm«  OUlMa^laf . 

a*.  Baa. 

-•.  laq. 

•.  itlr  Qm.  tltmrf. 


DimaoTOBa. 

tu •'  --   r.,. 

K .  .-•,  Bh> 

r-  T..  B«^ 

CJUIUI,  Jolia  SMAdOT*.  Baq. 
Oovtfw.  AJfraA.  B^- 


llitl, 

llai^  B4«w^.  B««. 
LM4«piaki.rvaMia  rr^kOH 
Martyslt.  Ckaffla*.  Ba«. 
NavMM. T.  HoMawortH.  B^. 
Bulwr<ai»a.Jaa.  Bo4a»*dl«B><. 
TvtoliiB.  Bteluff4,  B^. 


▲UDXTOBA. 

iu«.  L«r.  CaAaut,  Baq.  |       Uauu  Joa»  HAarroif.  Ba^. 

»»«A».  Keahcu  Avavrrvt.  B^.  |       Moamtca.  CMAakas  Towk»ac«»,  Ba^ 

Owmrrmt  Mmmmgtr    B.  Cosa««  SitiTa.  Bh- 

TMB  iii»rtsi.risai%<i  i  habai  rHai*rir»  ur  tmi*  r<*MrAMr  Aai — 

MODERATE  RATES.     UHDOUBTEO  SECURITT. 

PROMPT    AHD    LIBERAL    SITTLIMIVT    OF    CLAIMS 

Slemm  T*r««A<«/  M^rkiiui  alhmri  miik^ul  fsirm  tkmrg*. 

Loaa  Off  llaaia««  bjr  Uaa  BxploalOM  la  BaUAlafa  ImmW  Ba4a  ffae4. 

E  t  rry  tafoTiaHoa,  — d  Funaa  of  Pffopoaal,  ■■■  W  ofclilBrt  tnm  tW  €mmm  •!  %»m  Ow>Wjr»  or 

at  any  of  iu  AtfMMiaa  tlwoacboat  tiM  kiagdooi. 

Law    Life   Assurance    Society, 

OjffUt-'FLEET  STREET,  LONDOX,  EX. 
SUBSO&IBID     CAPITAL,     ONE     MILLION. 

TRUBTXXB. 
Th«  Right  Hoa.  BaiOB  CawpUll.  l         Tba  Hon.  Vic«  Chancrll  ^r  Sir  Cbaa.  HaU. 

T  i.r  Kitfbt  Hob.  Vlaooaat  Craalitook.  WUltom  F.  Higfl&a.  Eaq. 

Mr  \  Afrvr  H«r«cbaU«  Q.C..  M.F.  I        Bdaiood  BobortTarBor.  Ba«. 

DZBB0T0B8. 

HMin 

•  m,  Baq. 
'tnpbaU. 


Haarr  Bay 

Sir    Flamr   UotoImU.  QX:.* 

M.F. 
WUliaa  F.  Hlfflaa,  Bao. 
GrMTOttor  Hoockiaaoa,  Baq. 
Holdawofftli  Haat,  Baq. 
John  Jaa.  JohaaoD.  Baq.,  QX. 
Wllliaai  Boll*  Malooia,  Bk. 
»•;»      


Joha  Swift,  Baq. 
Bdward  Toaipaoa,  Baq. 
Sir  WUllaa  H.  Walt4m. 
AraoM  Wai.  Whita.  Baq. 
«WooM,Biq. 


J6,B01,ftl 


oil. 


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alloMo4fortbaSTajaars«ida«SltlDw..ia79  ^^*9 

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I  ladadlaff  etaaaUadoa)  Moaa4w4lpar«aal.ef  tbaaaaaal  laoMM. 

J  vpoatSa  Uvaa  off  Foraoaa  for  aaj  daairad  aoMMai.  oMhar  with 

A  towar  lalo  of  Ft—lam  witlwat  partiolpBttoa  ta  FwStfc 

PROFfTS  oMda  bj  thia  Soelaty  aio  avofy  FUlk  Yaar  Mt;opili«^ii 

--*'--*' n  «  aeala  of  Bffomlnma  who  havo  Woa  ao  aaMfO*  Inr  Two 

fthoDlTUoa.  .      _^^^^^ 

intaraala  aad  Bovonloaa  ia  ooaaxit«oa  ^Mk  Mlalao 

v  ot  uncBcoaibaroA  ^sltelao  ol  Um  Soelolj.  aaariy  lo  tko  aclaM 

r  tb«  tavBM  of  iha  '*  Marriod  Woaaa**  FiopaKy  Act.  itT*.**  ^ 

vtad  to  tlM  rarlaad  proapaetoa  of  tka  loda«y  i  to  Um  aaw  niaa  af 
rlowarforyoai«UT«atkaalMf«lofora:  lo  tba  aaw  aaadltloaa  aa 
.  «1  aaa  loaMaaaa  I  aa4  to  tiM  ladaMd  raiaa  of  oatra  p«o«laau 
r r^wyw^^M  mmd/9rm  V^Mjiiial  ««f  kt  tml  an  mmmhtmitm. 


IFF1TH  DAV1BB.  Aalaary. 


14  DEBRETT— ADVERTISEMENTS. 


LION    FIRE    INSURANCE    COMPANY 

(LIMITED  . 

HEAD  OFFICE— 5.  LOTHBURY,  LONDON,  E.Co 


Subscribea  CapiUl,  £1,000,000  Sterling. 
Paid-up,  £200,000.  Reserve  Fund,  £50,000. 


DIBXOTOR8. 
Ck-irmmt-JAUES  8.  FOUi 


JAMES  J.  ALI.PORT.  Ktq. 

CI1AK1.KS  ELEY,  Eaq. 

ELUIii  KLIAS.  Eiq. 

LORD  CL.VL'U  JOHN  HAMILTON*. 


FRANCIS  WEBB,  E«q 


1  UKYS. 

J<  1  FORTH,  Eiiq. 

Hon.   KliWAKI)  (J.  8TRUTT. 
Cf.  H.  TOU  HEATLY,  Esq. 


BUANCHKS   AT 
MANOHBSTXR.  inOWOASTUS-OM-TYinB.  BXIiFAST. 

lilWRPOOIj.  BRISTOL.  OIiASOOW. 

LAXD8.  DUBLIN.  BIRMINOHAM. 

NEWPOBT,  MON. 

Farli  Office— 24.  AVENUE  DE  L'OPERA. 

Bmmktn    londoo  Joint  Stock  Bank,  and  N'<iri'^>n1  Provincial  B>mk  of  England,  Limited. 

SHpfriHtrndrnt  o/thf  !'  '•«* — Wm.  Ro)>crt«. 

Suprrintrndeat  of  ihe  t  ** — Fruiik  Liveiftjr. 

Serrttar^—J.  U.  DavitoU^ :  m>igrr—Clukr\M  Beddall,  P.8.8. 

THIS  COMPANY  ia  now  prepared  tu  l.NSl  HE  all  kinds   of  PROPERTY  atfuinet 
LOSS  or  DAMAGE  by  FIRE.  Agents  reqiired  in  unrepresented  dislricU. 

Head  Office -5,    LOTHBURY,    LONDON.    EC. 

Lion    Life    Insurance    CoyviPANY, 

LIMITED. 

Head  Office— 5,  LOTHBURY,  LONDON,  E.C. 


Capital,  £1,000,000.  Paid-up  Capitol,  £184,000. 

DIRECTORS. 
LORP  i!'t«T4r.v:  CECTL,  M.P.  I      LORD  CLAUD  JOHN  HAMILTON,  M.P. 

CHa:  Esq.  I      Hon.  SIDNEY  HERBERT,  M.P. 

ELI  i  ^q.  JAMES  DUKE  HILL,  Esq. 

F.  Fi.^.i.   t -.,.  LORD  NORREYS. 

JAME8  81AATS  FORBES,  Esq.  JOHN  STANIFORTH,  E«q. 

CYRIL  J.  WILSON,  Esq. 
Grmeral  Mamnger — C.  Beddall,  F.8.S.  Seeretaty—J.  B.  DariaoD. 

/'Ayjiiriai»-T.  Gilbart  Smith,  Esq..  M.D. 


BRANCHES    AT 

HeweMtle-on-lTne.  Leedi.  Glasgow.  Dublin. 

BaUut.  Kanchetter.  Bradford.  Brijtol. 

Paris  Ogke. "--24,  AVENUE  DE  L OPERA. 

THIS  COMPANY  in  prepared  to  irrant  LIFE  INSURANCES,  ENDOWMENTS,  luid 
ANNUITIES,  al«o  CO.MBINED  LIFE  and  ACCIDENT  INSURANCES,  or  SEPAKATB 
ACX'IDENT  INSURANCES. 

Book  of  Tables  and  Fall  Parti«alan  can  be  obtained  at  any  of  the  Branches,  or  at  the 

Head  Office— 6,  LOTHBURY,  LONDON,  B.C. 


DFJiRETT-AUVEBTWEMKNTS.  I§ 


\ 


NATIONAL 

LIFE     ASSURANCE     SOCIETY 

I  \»r      >liitii]il       A»*»«.iii*iiii«'«'. 

Held  011136 :  2.  lURG  WILLIAM  STREET,  LONDOH,  EX. 

EtTAOCttHCO    1880. 

Olifftoif. 

iV«..W«»4-Sia  IICNRY  W.  TYLtft,  M.P.     .  ntt-TrtM^^  s.  lALT.  1^ 


V 


R.  P,  r 

J. 
II. 

Tlw  nun.  (iBBAi.i*«,.  iALBcrr. 


lo  h«lB  Willi.  MA  If  ttw  appaailloa  or  Protli.  te  Om 

u«v  w*  •Slla«r«lak«i  alUMratlwr  .  a  mult  whwL.  tuilnnc 

'  vwu«  from  I  f 

7  M«  a^i^itou  ui  HMMMC  BouiiwNt*  to  tnc  tiUB 


▲HMUAL  IMCOIUS      .     110.< 


OLAIHS  PAID  .    .    it.8t0.080 
AXOVHT  A8SV&XD    a.480.000 


ruil  tr^pttimaea   mmd  fmrthrr  infmrmmt'mm  mtmf  *r  UUliud  M  a/^Himmm  mt  the 
llBAi*  OrriCB,  mr  mt  ««jr  •/  IA«  8»0Utf*»  Aoswt  ikb. 

HKNRY  JOHN  PI'CKLC.  IsrarrABT. 

THE 

NATIONAL  FIRE  ASSURANCE  C0RP3RATI0N 

(LIMITED.) 
IIoiul    Olll<u>  — TJ,   KIN(;  WILLIAM  STKKKT.    inNDON.   EX*. 

L.IVXRPOOL— i.  CO.MMKKCIAL  COURT,   I.".  ^NMKK   siuHKI. 

OUIBOOW— TV.  WMT  RIUBNT  STRKET. 

MAXOBBam^-tt,  KINO  tntBtT. 

BBIBTOIf-SHAKNON  COURT.  CORN  STRKIT. 

XDXMBITROB—a.  GBOROE  STRKKT. 

BZUKXHOHAM-IS.  TEMPLE  ROW. 


<  tPITlIi,    OMK    HIL.E.IO!V. 

Subscribed  CapiUl,  £180,000.     Paid»np  Capiul,  £75,000. 

DIIUtCTORR. 
litrlU\KTN  -  .  and  U.  IcrlMtoB  Sqnarv  rA«*r«»«« 

ktr«i«iiuii.i  i-ippmhAOI.  WllU.  <ll«|»a/jr('A«i<>ift«a 

H     '>\     1 1   '  \  ..  ^  . 

<  olu  ataJ  WarnarA  Mb  MOMit  SttMl,  OlWTMar  Sqsan 

N .  »  i^^i!.«r  Markat,  Bwrnondwy.  ud  7«.  Bo«l«*li»  Sq. 


!*•  Oat*.  8.W^  aad  Um  Lodfiw 
BAWKltka-Maaata.  HoAM.  Waal  Stmt.        liABAOBB-Wn.Lt.»M  Couia. 
V  R      PropoMOa  an  vow  r«odT«4  vpoa  aU  dMeriptioas  of  ProportSoi 

AHI'LICJTIUXS  yOH  AUKXdKS  /.VITTAIi 


10  DEBBETT— ADVERTISEMENTS. 

KORTH  BRITISH  AKD  MERCANTILE 

INSUHANCE  COMPANY. 

ESTABLISHED   1809. 


IKCORPORATBD  BY  ROYAL  CHARTBR  AND  SPECIAL  ACTS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 

CAPITAL-TWO    MILLIONS. 
Accumulated  Life  Funds    -        -        -        -      £2,989,885. 
Fire  Reserve  Fund  and  Suspense  Account        £1,095,467. 

9trrrtor0  in  HonTion. 

CA«/niMfi— JOII.V  WHITE  CATER.  Eaq. 
Drputp'Ckairman—CH AKLE9  MORRISON.  Enq. 


RICHARD  RARING.  Ew}. 
RICHARD  BRANDT,  Smi. 
A.  H.  CAMPBELL,  B«q. 
EDWARD  COHEN,  E«i. 
DAVID  DAVIDSON.  Esq. 
\  DU  PRE  GRENFELL.  Feq. 
QUINTIN  HOGG,  Esq. 

Manafrr  of  Fire  Department— Q.   H,   BURNETT. 

Manager   of    Life    Department— UZ^iKy    COCKBURN 

Secretary— V.  W.  LANCE. 

MHiemt  Qfieera—A.ll.  HA8SALL,  M.D.;  R.C.  CREAM,  M.D.;  HERMANN  WEBER,  M.D. 

Sotiritor— Sir  W.  R.  DRAKE. 


J.  S.   MORGAN,  Esq. 
CHARLES  W.  MILLS,  Esq. 
GEORGE  GARDEN  NICOL,  Eiq. 
JOHN  SANDERSON,  Eiq. 
Baron  JOHN  \l.  W.  SCHRODER. 
GEORGE  YOUNG,  E»q. 


LIFE  DEPABTKEHT. 

THE  PRINCIPLES  on  which  this  Company  was  founded,  and  on  which  it  continnM 
to  act,  combine  the  system  of  Mutual  Assurance  with  the  safety  of  a  large  Protecting 
Capital  and  Accumulated  Funds,  and  thus  afford  all  the  facilities  and  advantaoea  which 

prudently  be  offered  by  any  Life  Assurance  Office.  Under  these  principles,  the 
of  the  Company  continues  rapidly  to  increase. 

NINETY  PER  CENT,  of  the  WHOLE  PROFITS  ia  divided  among  the  Aaenrers 

the  Participating  Scale. 

THE  PROFITS  are  divided  crery  Five  Years. 

POLICIES  INDISPUTABLE  after  Fire  Yean. 

ANNUITIES  of  all  kinds  are  granted,  and  the  Rates  fixed  on  the  most  favouraMe 


PIBE  DEPARTMENT. 
PROPERTY  OP  EVERY  DESCRIPTION,  ut  Home  and  Abroad,  inanred  at  the  most 
favourable  rates. 

The  NET  PREMIUMS  for  1879  amounted  to  4^901,070. 
PROSPBCTUSKS  and  vrery  INFORMATION  can  be  obtained  »t  th« 

C  lii<T  OIHoc^M— 

L05D0N:    CI.    THREADNEEDLE    STREET,    E.G. 

Wut  End  Office— H,  WATERLOO   PLACE,   S.W. 

EDINBURGH:  54,  PRINCES  STREET. 


UKHUF.TT— AUVERTISKMEXTO.  17 


MANCHESTER  FIRE  ASSURANCE  Co.. 

EifTABUMno  18*14. 

98,  King  Street,  lUnoheiter;   96,  Chetpeide,  London; 

6.  India  Buildings,  Water  Street,  Liverpool; 

M,  St.  Vinoent  Street,  Qlaagow ;  Bennett'i  Hill,  Birmingham. 

BOAKD    OF    DOOIOTOBS. 
JAME8  CUADWICK.  i:^ 
TsoHAi  Bakmaii  Fcmtka,  E*|.,  Dfrntg 
Jonii  BASaATT,  Eaq. 
D.  R.  Davib*.  Baq. 

C.  F.  DftAtBLB.  B»|. 

C  W.  FAftBMOoi,  Esq. 

J.  HUTCMimOJi,  £•*{.,  ui  unr/. 

ThoCapiUlorUMConpMjb         41,000.000  Uprling. 

or«hleliit|»klup      £100.000  ttcrlinf. 

The  GoMttnlM  or  Bfettrvcd  Funda  are  opwArda  of  £130,000  Mcrlinf 

Tlio  AnriuAl  IneomobaiKrardsor  .^        £260,000  fltrUiif. 

I  ti-urancM  are  franied  by  this  Companj  on  ocarlj  vimj  dwcriptioa  of 
It  Gr«at  Britain,  in  fmrBlgii  ooantii«a,  and  In  toaio  of  tlM  eokNikt, 
it«  rat««.  Infloontial  Agonta  Waatod. 

JAMES  B.  NORTHCOTT,  Stent^ry  t^  tkt  Ctm^Mnu. 
niARLES  R.  P1I.CI1ER,  Swrt/Ofy  ia  ~ 


W.  II.  Hot'LMwoaTa,  Eaq. 
Jon«f  N<nKii,  Eai|. 
V  I  KID,    iaq. 

I  SrsirruAL,  Etq. 


MUTUAL    LIFE    ASSURANCE   SOCIETY. 
71,  KINO  WILLIAM  8TBEET,  LONDON,  E.a 

eSTABtlSHED    1840. 


TBUBTBBB. 
Ttit  Rt.  HttB.  Um  larl  of  Utm  *  M«ItUU.  |    Th«  SI.  S«v.  Um  BUkopof  Moray  *  Bow. 
Tb*  Kifhi  Hob.  Lotd  PMn.  I     W.  M.  TalaoU.  Biq. 

DIRBOTOR8. 
'  -r    '»-•'.  Eaq.,  QraMBBddow. 
'>ld.  Km..  Caolaslord. 
kjB,   Biiq.,  Ladbroko  Orvro, 

ngnia  Pwk. 

AiuMaOTHvvdn.  Bm.,  Blrchin  Lao*. 


JohD  W.  Lay.  Bn^  Waloott*t,  OiMt  Try. 
lior.lUq.  " 


J.O&l*7P»riii 

Th«  Hon.  H.  W.  PMr*.  Sprtage«M  PtaM. 

JuhD  Plk*.  Bm..  Sovtawark. 


.«MMa  rara.  juiid  nn*.  em.,  aovtawarc. 

wilavdn.  Bm.,  Btrchin  Lao*.  J.  C. Traill,  Baq., CMUt  HUl. CalthaMt. 

W.  M.  Tufaell,  Baq..  Bank.  Chelaafoffa. 

•BOBSTABT.  I  A88XBTANT    BXOBBTABT. 

Bdwmrd  BoUar.  I  llaarj  lawia. 

MBDIOAL    OFFXOBBS. 
J.  W.Ofla.Baq.,MJ>.     |     H.  Ry Siaith.  Baq.  M.B. 

80XJ0XT0B8. 
MaMra.  Siraat,  8oa  *  Poyadar.  17.  Ua- 

eoUi'a  laa  Plal«la. 
Maaara.  Otpp  A  Boaa,  ClMlaafoffd. 


Mc«tT«.WinUma.  DaoeoaftCo..Bbehia  Uat 

1  ho  Loadon  and  Coaaty  Baak. 

M>  ttra.  lparro«r.T^ftMaiACo.,ClMtaMford. 


\  1  kinds  of  m»  Aaaaraaaa  aa^  W  aBhaliil.    Uiaaa  matad  aa  availaMa 

t^raOta  baloBf  to  tba  Aaaarad.    .Vo  Uabllitj  wbatvTar  esa  atUck  lo  Maaibara 
{•ayaMat  of  UMlr  atlintlalad  Pramlua*  -,  and  avrry  Maabar  acccfU  hla  roltay 

luditloB  •x|»r***«tl. 


18  DEBBETT— ADVERTISEMENTS. 

IJnihutiiil  3i5surancc  tfompau]), 

HOLBORN  BARS. 

FOTJIiTIDE3D     184:8. 
Strrctor0. 

EDGAR  BORNE,  Esq.,  Chairman. 
HENRY  HARDEN,  Esq.,  Deputy  Chairman, 


RICH.  THOS.  PUGH,  Egq. 
THOMAS  REID,  Esq. 


ROBERT  CROSS,  M.D. 
PATRICK  FRASER,  M.D. 
U.  A.  HARDEN,  Esq. 

13anfcfrs. 

CITY  BANK  (HOLDOKN  BRANCH). 

fHetiical  icltibisfrs. 

FANCOURT  BARNES,  M.D.        |  A.  J.  G.  CROSS,  M.D. 

Solicitors. 

Messrs.  BARNARD  &  Co.  |  Messrs.  PHILUPS  &  SON. 

Messrs.  HAN  HART  &  GILLMAN. 


Ppudential    Assupance    Company. 

HOLBORN     BARS. 


RSTBBSIOMS   PCBCHABKD. 


EVERY  DESCRIPTION  OF  LIFE  ASSURANCE  ^  ANNUITY  BUSINESS 

TRANSACTED. 


The  Annual  Premium  Income  exceeds  £1,750,000. 

The  Ordinary  Policies  in  this  Company  become  absolutely  indisputable 
after  they  hare  l>een  in  existence  fire  years,  or  immediately,  to  the  extent  of 
the  principal,  interest,  and  costn,  not  exceeding  the  sum  Assured  if  assigned 
to  an  innocent  holder  for  a  bond  fide  consideration. 

The  last  Annoal  Report  can  be  obtained  upon  application. 

W.  J.  LANCASTER,  Secretary, 


DEBREXT-ADVEBTlSEMElfTS. 


19 


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Ifiiiii 


%0  DKBBKTT-ADVERTISEMtNTS. 

SAMARITAN  FREE  HOSPITAL 

FOR  WOMEN  AND  CHILDREN, 

LOWER  8ETM0UB  STREET.  PORTMAV  SdUARE.  W. 
BRiOICH— 1«  DORSET  STREET,  KANCHESTEii  SQUAUE,  W. 

Patvom— HU  Royal  HIghnw*  tb«  DmIm  of  Coanamcht.  K.O. 

PaMii>RVT->The  Right  Hon.  the  Lord  Leigh. 

Viai>PM«u>c)rr«— The  MArquit  of  Hntfbrd,      Tb*  Earl  Ducie,      The  Lord  Selborae^ 

Tlie  Lord  Menaert,  Sir  Thoe.  Chambere,  M  J*.,  Recorder  of  London, 

8lr  Charles  Roerlej.  Bart.    Sir  George  Baker.  Hart. 

BaifBaae— Sir  lamuel  Scott,  Bart.,  k  Co.,  l,  Caveadisb  Sqaara. 


Oa^rcra  or  thk  Hoifital.-^Ad  In-department  for  the  feception  of  poor  Woraea 
■Miettd  withdieeaeee  peealiar  to  their  eex,  where  tbiey  have  home  comfotta  and  hoipital 
tttAlmeat  without  pabllcitr.  Cbildrca admitted  tothe  Breach  a*  la-Patieut-.  Aa  Ou<- 
dbpartaeat  for  V^omea  aaoarinf;  from  all  diaeMet  peculiar  to  their  tez,  aitd  Ci  ildrea 
•ttfltrlox  fb)ia  all  diwaMS.  To  famish  attoadaaceto  Poor  Married  Women  at  their  ow  a 
homee  mrlng  tbrlr  Coaflaemeute. 

AdjaiMion  Free,  without  Letter  of  Reoonunendation^  Poverty  and 
Sickness  the  only  passport. 

Since  its  fonndatioa  ao  leM  thao  243,694  womra  and  children  hare  been  treated 
ill  the  Uut-department,  and  6|344  wuinen  have  been  admitted  as  In.patienta,  727  of 
whom  were  suflbring  from  ovarian  ti'mour  and  DROPav— 583  wrrk  TRaATsv  suc- 
casspuLLT,  wira  oNi.r  144  deaths.    550  Children  have  been  admitted  as  In-patiente. 

Contributions  art  eamestiff  ioliciUd. 

Sabecriptioas  aaid  Donations  are  also  received  by  Measre.  BarclatI  Co..  S4,  Lombard 
Stta;*t;  Meears.  Cuvrrs  A  Co.,  &9,  Strand;  Messrs.  Gl.vnn  4  Co.,  67,  Lombard  Street  ■, 
Meters.  Ramsom  Ac  Co..  I,  Pall  Mall  East}  Messrs.  Hatchabd.  Piccadilly. 

Cheques  should  be  crossed  "  Meears.  Sia  8.  Scott,  Bart.,  t  Co.."    Post  OfBce  Orders 
payable  to  Ueoaoa  8cooAMoaa»at  the  Weeteta  Dietiict  Office,  Vers  Street,  W. 

QEORGE  8CUDAMORE,  Seeret^rp. 

THE  ST.  MARYLEBONE 

FEMALE  PROTECTION  SOCIETY, 

IS7— 9,  MARYLEBONE  JiOAV,  A'AK 

Patronr^*— Her  Royal  Highness  the  Duchess  of  Cambridge. 
TaiA«i-RKR— John  Deacon,  Esq.,  so,  Birciiin  Lane,  E.C. 
SvaTaBASuaaa— Richard  B.  V\ade.  Esq.,  IS.  Seymour  Street.  W 
BUUiBKas— Sir  R.  Sof>tt,   Bart.,  k  Co.,  I,  Cavendish  Square.  W. ;    Messrs.   \Si.iiiunH. 
Deaeoa  ft  Co..  SO.  Ulrcbin  Lane,  E.C;  Tbe  National  Provincial  Bank  of  EugUiid. 
Bishopi«ate  Street,  E.C. }  and  the  St.  Marylebone  Branch,  63,  Baker  Street,  W. 
'  This  Society,  founded  in  lass,  seeks  to  reclaim  Young  Women  from  all  parts  of  the 
Oouatry.  who  have  taken  the  Arst  f«laestep  from  the  path  of  virtue.   Thcv  are  cared  for 
ttk  their  trouble  if  expecting  to  become  moUieri ;  and,  after  suitable  training,  are  placed 
ia  aenioe,  where  needful  help  is  given  them  n.g  their  infaau.  le^t,  thruuKh 

want,  they  should  fall  agai a  iato  sin.    Thi^  4sai7ftx>m  the  eztromp  youth 

of  mmnj  of  the  applicanu,  which  prevents  tl.  :ig  aufflcient  to  maintain  tbcir 

iafaau. 

Subtcriplion*  and  Donation*  are  eamuUy  tot*eit4d. 
Cheques  ahould  be  "crossed**  Messrs.  Sir  8.  Scott,  Bart.,  k  Co.      Pont  Orders 
payable  to  Gaoaoa  ScvoAMoas,  altlw  Western  Branch  l)i«trict  FoatOtlite,  Vcro  Street, 
Oaiord  atreet,  W.  GKOKGE  SCCDAMURE.  Secretary. 


DEBRETT^ADTERTlseifCKTS. 


INFANT    ORPHAN    ASYLUM, 


UKDfm  mi   IMHKDUTF.   PArHONAfiK  O? 

n  t:  u    n  4  J  t:  M  T  ¥  tub   q  t:  b  e  !V 

BIS    BOTJLI.    aiOAinM    TBX    PAIIIOB    OF    WALAft. 
■BB    BOTAL    BIOBBBM    TBB    PBOIOBM    OF    WALMM. 


Six  Rovmid  Ciiit»u»  ar«  now  In  thh  InilllBttf,  vhoM  afw  raagt 

-m  A(Wq  to  thfM  yrmn. 

'^•'  Katmbklbm;  omiij  1ut0  lost  &ocA  pftrtoU. 
'  >!••  r«ubli»hmMt  ol  Um  Asvlam  1,146  CblMrrm,  Orphmm  of  CterfT- 
a  tlM  Armyaod  Navj,  lUdlMl  Men*  Solieilof*,  TulMnSi. 


!rp«n4i  np«n  VolnnUr/  Coalrib«liaM  for  KiABtT  fwi 


Life  Subs  ^r  Om  Volft,  «»  &«.;    for  Two  YifU^  £10  lOt. 

AniMuU  8tti»f<-n)iUoa,       ditto,       10«.M;  dittts  £1    1«. 

Ommktft.'^U^mn.  Wiixiam,  DBACxm  A  Co^  Birofain  Un«^  E.C. 

OjiMt,— lOQ,  FJmI  Stnut,  KC  II KN BY  W.  GKL*£N,  Smrrtmr^. 

CITY  OF  LONDON  TRUSS    SOCIETY, 

35,  FINSBURY  SQUARE. 

For  tbe  Relief  of  tbe  Rtptved  Poir  tbrooghoot  tke  Kiogdom. 

-HiLH.  tlie  PUINCK  OF  WALES. 


»%ii*til*  (mMitaHac  warn  ovar  0X00  In  ^^  !*•*)  •*•  of  both  ms«  aa4  all  ■«••, 
'  !rm  •  MMUli  old  to  •4alt«  oror  0&    TpwanU  of  tflQ^QOO  potioMU  kovo  boaa 
.laoo  tte  foraatloo  of  tho  Choilty. 
"  ■  "TION8  oad  DONATIOK8  wlU  W  ttMakfolly  locolTod  bf  llM  ■•eiMjr'a 
BotAMQViT.  a  ALT  t  Cb^  7:1.  LomWrd  HtrMt .  akd  hy  tbo 

JOHN  wiiriTiNcn-«»s, 


for  Varicose  Veins  and  Wealiness. 

Clrgical  elastic  stockings  and  KNFX-CAPS. 

^  penrioiu,  light  in  trxtur*,  »n<l  tvfcir«^»iy«.  jilolJtmg  mn  anrarlaff 
•  jpfwrt.  without  l^ciug  iiT  lUu-lA^rii.g.  IJIl.wIm  ft  ttruof.  low-pru«il 
Article,  for  lloc^llala  AU>i  tb«  Wurklug  C'Ia«w«. 

AouoHiMAL  St-rroariMO  Bolt*.     TboM  for  LodSoo*  aos  Wfort  vA 
mixmt  oeeoaohMMiit,  mn  admlimblj  adofiad  lor  glTiaff  oioqwoH  i 

Vilk  aXTBOMO  UOHTHrBOO. 

iMiractlaM  for  MoomvmmbI  m4  Moao  <»  mplto^Hoot  •mi 
•rtleloi  MB!  bj  PMI  f imo  Um  MoalMtaora  oM  iMwion, 

4,  WATERLOO  PLACE,  PALL  MALL,  LONDON,  S. 


DEBRETT— ADVERTISEMENTS. 


BIRMINGHAM 

DAILY    GAZETTE. 

Price  ONE  PENNY;  by  Post  1^- 

48  COLUMNS,  DAILY. 

CIRCULATED   THROUOHOUT   THE  MIDLAND   C0UWTIE8. 

A  Daily  Paper  having  a  special  and  general  circulation  amongst 
the  merchants  of  Birmingham,  and  the  gentlemen  throughout  the 
neighbouring  Counties.  It  is  widely  known  amongst  the  Clergy, 
Professional  Classes,  the  Farming  ami  landed  Interests,  and 
Capitalists  of  the  Midlands,  amongst  whom  it  has  a  far  larger 
circulation  than  any  paper  in  the  district. 

ARIS'S 

WEEKLY  GAZETTE, 

ONE  OF  THE  OLDEST  PAPERS  IN  THE  KINGDOM, 

Commanding  an  Advertising   connection   almost   unrivalled   in 
the  Provinces. 


ji.  A,  Sylvester  Sf  Co.,  Proprietors. 


Office -<]»tt,    Ilig^li    .%tr€^*t,    «iriiiiii||^liaiii. 


DEBReTT— ADVEBTlSEMENTtt.  Zi 

Vu  ftppomtmrnt  lo  |Qrt  iQairstp, 

H.    R.    HIOHNESS^^Bj^^fepl^lBLHIS    MAJESTY   THE 
THE   PRINCE  OF    ^^R|^Bl1T^       ^^^^  ^^  "^^^ 
WALES-  ^2P^BS!l^  BELGIANS. 

ELKINGTON   &   Co., 

MANUFACTURING  SILVERSMITHS, 

ELECTRO  PLATERS  AND  BRONZE  FOUNDERS, 
NEWHALL  STREET,  BIRMINGHAM. 

ELKINGTON  Sr  Co,  heg  to  requeii  purcheuerB  of 
SILVER  and  PLATED  GOODS  to  note  the  fad  of 
their  ipeeialfnamh  (he    neemity    of 

faeiure*  havmg  P^^^f^f  satisfying  them" 
Bfood  the  tut  of  j  ^^  \  selves  when  pur- 
wear  for  nearly  (  ?Vp  )  chasing  that  EL- 
mrty  years,  and  ^Z^;^  KINGTON  Sr 
/>  urge  upon  t/iem  Co,*s    marks — as 

in  shield — are  distinctly  stamped  upon  each  pieee^  such 
only  being  warranted  by  them. 

ELKINGTON  &  Co/s  Plate  is  eminently  well 
suited  for  Regimental  Mess  use,  for  Hotels,  Steam- 
ships, and  Clubs,  and  for  private  use  it  is  almost 
equal  to  Silver. 

Apply  for  Designs,  Pattern  Books,  and  Prices,  &c., 
to  the  Manufactory.  Birmingham,  or  their  Houses — 

LONDON  .22,  Regent  Street,  W. 

42  A  44,  Moorgate  Street,  City. 

LIVERPOOL  ...    25,  Church  Street 

MANCHESTER      ...    St.  Ann's  Square. 


DEBRETT-ADVERTISEMENT8. 


Postal   Address  — 44t   SOUTH    MOLTON    STREET,   W. 


THOMAS  POTTER  &  SONS, 

Statue  ifountJcre  U  i^clitcDal 

CONTRACTORS  FOR  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Ou  and  Water  Works. 

Drainage   Works    with 
Poxnpi  and  Enginei.    ' 

Iron  Bridget  and  Tanks. 

BtMtm  Boilers  and  En-  ' 
giiiM.  ! 

Horticaltnral  Boildingi 
— Iron  and  Wood. 

Hot  Water  Heating  Ap- 
paratus. 

Bronze  Doors  and  Gates. 

WATER  WHEELS,  PUMPS 


Wrought  and  Cast  Iron 
Doors  and  Gates. 

Wrought  Iron  and  Brass 
Screens  for  Churches. 

Altar  Kails  in  Iron  or 
Brass. 

All  kinds  of  Elaborate 
Forged  Work  and 
Heavy  For^ng. 

Steam  Lanndries  with 
Drying  Closets. 


Slow  Combastion  '  and 
Bagister  Stoves. 

Raagei  with  Boilers 
Pipes  and  Bath  Circu- 
lation. 

Baths  in  Copper,  Iron 
and  Porcelain. 

Ornamental  Bain  Water 
Pipes. 

Heads  and  Gutters. 


,  HYDRAULIC  LIFTS  I  APPARATUS  OF  ALL  KINDS. 


AfAKERS  of  Iron  Doors^  Safes,  Strong  Rooms  &*  Locks  of  Special 

Designs  to  the  Bank  of  England  and  the  Royal  Bank  of  Scotland. 

SLOW  COMBUSTION  BOILERS-H.  A.  POTTER'S  PATENT. 

Eagle  and  Desk  Lecterns  in  Polished  Brass. 

A  large  ttoek  alwoft  kept  for  immtdiate  delivery. 

TBBRICHYDBIO    BTOVXB  — H.    BAXON    BNXIiL'B    PATSNT. 

LAMPS  OF  SPECIAL  DESIGNS  MADE  FOR  ALL  KINDS  OF  OIL. 


SCCLESIASnCAL  AVD  OSVXRAL  OAS  FITTIHOS. 
Engravers  of  Memorial  Plates  in  German  Silver  and  Brass. 

Tha  whole  of  the  above  work  being  carried  ont  in  Messrs.  POTTER  A  SONS' 
own  Factories,  any  work  entmsted  to  them  can  be  inspected  during  iu 

progress. 

44,   SOUTH   MOLTON   STREET; 

298,  Oxford  Street  and  Sedley  !?lace,  London,  W. 
Engineering  Worlcs  and  Foundries — West  Hampsiead,  N.W. 


DEBREIT-AOTEITUEIfEKn.  » 

SILVER  MBOAU:    PABIS,  180ft-18?»-18m. 
BBOIfZB  KBDAL:    LONDON,  1863. 


SEARLE  &  SONS. 

BOAT    BUILDERS 

TO  IIEU  MAJESTY. 
H.  R.  H.  THE  PRINCE  OF  \V.\1.1.> 

AXD  TE>  Un  KMrKBOB  Of  TSB  nXKCH. 

STANGATE,    LAMBETH,    LONDON,    S.E. 


i  ;  ■'  'I     ■!   p  1   it  y 

I 


GOLD   M£OAL  JHMHmHK  PARIS.  1878 


JOSEPH    GILLOTTS 

CELEBRATED 

S/ee/  Pens. 


Sold  by  all  Dealers  throughout  the  World. 


ii 


DEBRETr— ADVERTISEMENTS. 


8PE0IALITE  RIDTNO   UABITS,    £6  6». 


ULSTERS 
from 

£2  2s. 


JACKETS 

and 

COSTUMES. 


c        V 


*Ar  »••••»• 


W.    SHINGLETON, 

Tailor  &"  Habit   Maker, 

60,  ITEAA7"  BOITD  STI^EET, 
LONDON,    W. 

1>BV0TM  special  attention  to  the  production  of  Ridlko  Habits  in  Home- 
apunt,  Sergei,  and  West  of  England  Cloths,  &c.,  of  the  beat  quality,  at  the 
lowest  prices  for  cash,  eoniniencing  at  £4  10«. 

Also  Laoiks'  Ridimo  Tbouskbs,  lined  with  Chamois  Leather,  from  25#. 


Jjidics  residing  in  tht  Country  can  ensure  a  perfect-fitting  Habit  by 

sending  a  Dress  Body  and  Height. 

PATTERNS  AND  BULES  FOR  SELF-MEASUREMENT  POST-FREE. 


> 


lYERIES    AND 


UNIFORyvi; 


P,0,  Ordin  to  bt  mad$  pa^aiU  at  Vere  Strut,    Cheque*  cromed  London  and 
OowUy  Bank^  Hanover  Square  Branch. 


TEK/I^S  —  C-A.SH:, 


DEBECrr— AJ)V£Sn8eil£«NTS. 


The  Willcox  &  Gibbs 
^'Automatic" 

Silent   Sewing   Machine. 

The  very  highest  eiccUence. 


Beyond  all  comparison  the  HANDIEST  Household  Sewing 
Machine.  Quiet,  Elegant,  and  UseAil— it  does  the  BEST 
WORK,  and  does  it  MORE  EASILY  than  any  other  Machine. 
(Hand  or  Treadle). 

S«at  Carriftf  t  Paid  for  a  Hoath't  Ftm  TriaL    lisU  PMt  Frtt. 

Willcox  &  Gibbs  Sewing  Machine  Co. 

CHIEF  urriVK  nJK  Kt  Rura— li«.  tMIUI^nlUK,  tC,     I      inviXJV 
WMT  IND  aaANCH-IS*.  atOBKT  vnUWT,  W.  f     «A».>w.>. 

llAiicaMTsa,  10,  CroM  St.       Baioaroa.  83,  New  BmA  (Ikdag  North  >t 

Glamow.  116,  Hop*  StTMl  (eomer  of  Bothwell  StrMi). 

Xotti«<;ma»i    I'l   Market  SCrMl.  Caihirbust,  16,  ll«r«»nr  Lane. 


DEBRETT— ADVERTISEMENTS. 


CO 

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DUBSTt—AOVUtTUQUlin. 


HV  Vo^al  Irttrrs  )Jatrnt. 


WELTON'S 
PATENT   HOMO-MAGNETIC 

Livtr^  Loin,  Stnjnach,  Chtst  and  iSpiiu 

LIVER  PAD«    for  thn  eore  of  eooiroMd  Owm^mmsI  of  tht  Ihm, 
Jauiidiee,  Dytptpik,  tad  Dropsy. 

LOIN  PAD,   IbrUMenrvofftUDimMtof  UMUdaejiMidaUooai. 
pUinU  mriitaf  dMrvfron,  rix.,  LomtMfo,  HBJirtBi,  Noondfb,  Ae. 

STOMACH  PAD«   for  the  cw  of  Clarottie  f nd%mto«,  DImmw  of 

Sight,  UiaaioMO,  CooUnaoos  HwdMho,  OMtrltis,  aod  Det«mtiimtSon 
of  Blood  to  tbo  Brain. 

CHEST  PAD,    fMr  tho  oore  of  AaUuna,  Lom  of  Voie«,  hroncAuu, 
Sore  Throat,  Poonmonb,  4e. 


SPINE    PAD,   for  th«  can  of  BhM»wtinB«  Ooot,  Paiiif  ndor  tht 
»h  .uidrr«,  Laasliode,  and  Ooaeral  DabOHf. 

Thf  Prut  of  amy  of  tht  abcve^  ampldt^  with  full  dirtetions  for  usty  U 
7x.  6</.  tock^    Sptdalitia  to  Ordtr^  from  loj.  6</.  to  30J.  eacK 


OPINIONS  OF  THB  P&ISa 
..(7/)/  OT*  rincULAR." —  Manj  of  tho  noM  painfol  dkeaMO  jiald 
alums  I  <  ousij  to  their  infloooee.*' 

'  '    — '*U  has  bean  aoaelMhrelj  proTod  that  tht  an  of 

til  adopted  hj  Mr.  Wiltov  is  of  tar  grcat«r  sOoaej 
I  till)  pharmaeopoBia." 

nr^^  Asthma,  riiooBiatisM,  djspspsia,  aad  the 
0  thpM*  disorders,  appsarto  be  ftOoecssfuUy  treated 

l»r  ihv 

"  H  .     .  their  applioatioii  to  the  parts  aflbelad  bj 

rheomatisiii  irders  uf  the  lirer,  ehest,  or  spine,  thej  edeel  per- 
maaenteor> 

** PRESS  IHES^S  CJIROXfCLEr^^Bj  an  tetsiUgent 

spplioatlon  pads  to  the  part  afleoted,  instanuaoottt  loUef 
is  allbrded." 

To  be  obtained  of  all  C/iemmts.  and  Wholesale  of  the 
Andrcwes  &  Co.,  9,  Fcnchurch  Street,  E.C. 


80  DEBRETT— ADVERTISEMENTS. 


%t\i^ti  Kcrciueil  fron(  i\\a%t  of  ^itlt 


A  large  number  of  enquiries  have  been  received,  asking 
particulars  about  Dr.  Percy's  Brain  and  Nerve  prepara- 
tion— Vitalized  Phosphates,  now  so  much  used  by  the 
upper  classes  of  society,  and  by  literary  and  professional 
men.  In  the  fatigue  of  the  brain  and  nerves,  in  the 
deficient  mental  and  bodily  growth  of  children,  and  in  the 
lassitude  and  sleeplessness  of  women,  Vitalized  Phos- 
phates will  be  found  an  invaluable  remedial  agent  They 
are  both  pleasant  and  safe;  a  full  analysis  being  given 
with  each  bottle.  From  Chemists,  price  $s  gd.  per  bottle 
(of  44  adult  doses),  or  post  free  from  F.  Crosby,  13  7 a, 
Strand,  London,  for  Stamps  or  P.O.O.,  31.  gd. 

Descriptive  Pamphlets,  containing  high-class  testimonials 
sent  post  free  on  application,  which  are  worth  perusing. 


DEBRETT-ADVeSTISeifEIfTS.  J?T 

GLASGOW  and  the  HIGHLANDS 

'  U-.  '.:  I:  u: 

THE    ROYAL    MAIL    STEAMERS 

CLATMORX,  M«w  tcrvw  lUAmt^ip.  baUdlag 
rnruMBA  PIOHBUi  fTlTPA      OOKDOLIU    7III0AL 

A  OLXHOOB  ItLAT         LINMBT  UnTUUmAT  CAfTLZ 

VAUBR  OUUftKAV       CTOVIT     LOOHAWB  a»0 

IffTAUIlIS   OLTOBtOALB   FLOTBE     LOOHIBL        avm  tnkt  LAU 

.(i  tfvHw  fAtf  Smw«  /ar  Idmf,  04m.   #Wf«    ITMftMs  laN^MM.  <*<•,  Imm,  0«m««r. 
_     r.« l**Wtf».  t#rMi#  r#rry.  0«4HbM.  VU^^mml,  t«Mtowr.  I.«r4w<#.  IWWrl 


(•land  ol  ArfMi  MmmUMm  t€  Otval,  KmH*)«.  •*<  Kiairrv. 

•''tntla  ol  Jan,  Imrte.  Mall,  aad  aMMy  oilMr  •!  Ika  Wwiara 

>»ai  Um  MoaaUlM  »!  Ura.  Motpmi.  Apaia.  Klacalrlaalu 

i.MUU  of  Loakl«l>-«k«  Moaa  of  Um  waaioriaji  of  PHaat 

r«iMdhU0taa4af4la*Ui  UckaWri  Um  CkMoalaa  Caaal  i 

*«,  wlih  tho  Ul«a,  oa4  Moaatalaa  •■  Mkm  Hio,  aa4  iko 

r.  6d.     Tim*  MIto  witb  Map*  trm.  mm*  TbafM  fata* 
.  PloeadUljr,  Loadoa  i  or  ft**  bjr  pwM  «•  ■p»H— lino  to 

DAVID  MACBRAYWE.  119.  HOPE  STREET.  GLASGOW. 

THE  UNION   STEAM  SHIP  COMPANY'S 

ROYAL   MAIL   STEAMERS 

Are  dMpatehad  from  SoatbMiiDloa  for  the  Capo  of  Guud  Hof>c,  Ac,  t9<iy 
fvindfron 


from  Plymootb  Um  fbUoirinf  dajr. 
TBI  Umoa  Stbam  8iip  Co.'t  Direct  Purt  Elisabeth  and  NaUl  Su-amera 
are  daepalelMd   hum   Sootbampton    trttj  fourth    Thumdajr,   and   frum 
PlTiDooth  the  foUoving  day. 

r^IOW   NTBAII    MO  IP  COJIPA^'1% 

//,  Leadenhall  St.,  London,  E.C.:  Oriental  Place,  Southampton, 


LADIES'  DOQS,  AS  COMPANIONS: 

\  rh>uy.  pi— — nt  Book)  vlUi  naa^  liorlM.  kaaiofooaaBd  poUmiIc.  pain'    ■  '1m 

Utr  .  %lao  bow  to  ehooM  DoM.  aai)  Maaa««  in  bcalUi  aad  dlwM*.     Bt  i>r    ••■  *>...• 
«TAai.«s.  M.O..  RJ<.    rioatfiptoa*  ia  ooloara.  oDd  pbotoffraplOc  plau«  ui  rrlM  Uuii». 

Umdmrnd^  hmmi^  cbO,  ftt  «4p«a,  priet  5t  :   or.  ««tA  00  PUt»frm^  ^ 


tktk,  ftt  «4fw,  «rir«  6«  ;    or.  ««tA  00  />A* 
I  MrfMAir  Prim  Do§9^  and  Kty,  U,  td.  txtr*^ 


TiMir  Folate  WlUaa,  tesUacta.  aad  FMollaritlM  t  with  a  r*«ro«poet  of.  ana  toMuk*  oa. 
Doc  Bbow*.     UHod  Vj  HaiiaT  Wooa.  aaaiatad  by  MT«fal  woUkaava  CNnMi*  oad 

LOHDOM:    DBAH   41  BOH.    laOA.   WLMMT  ICBBBT.  Mjt, 


32  DERRETT^ADVERTISEMEirrs. 


THE 


SCARBOROUGH  &  NORTH  YORKSHIRE 

HOUSE,  LAND. 
AND   ESTATE  OFFICE. 


A  COMPLETE  EEQISTEE  OF 

HOTEL   ACCOMMODATION, 

FUBmSHED   HOUSES 

And  of  all  Properties  to  be  Sold  or  Let  in 

SCARBOROUGH,  FILEY,  BRIDLINGTON, 
and  WHITBY, 

Foriivardo^l    on    A.ppliontioii. 


Addre$t—Mr.    LONGBOTTOM, 
SCARBOEO'  AND  HOETH  TOBKSHIEE  ESTATE  OFFICES, 

sc-A-hbohoxjc^h:. 


Ufciifcr.1  i-AKVutnsBUEK'm. 


THE 


LANGHAM  HOTEL, 

ruRTLAND  PLACE    WEST, 

LONDON. 


THOMAS'S  HOjlELi 


25,  Berkeley  Square, 


XjOasTDOisr.  -w 


DEBRETT-ADVERTISEM  EKTS. 


BELFAST, 

IMPERIAL   HOTEL. 

JDST  RE-DECORATED  AND  ENLARGED. 
FIRST  CLylSS.  BEST  SfFU^riON. 


Oiiiiiil»ii«*i«*>{>ii  iii«'4*t   (ill   rPi'niiiH  siit<l 


W.  J.  JURY,  Proprietor. 


CHESCSSfT   H4)TltL, 

BUXTON, 
i>  i:  It  13 1^  »  H I  mD, 

Connected  by  a  Covered  Colonnade  with  the  Hot 

AND  Natural  Baths,  Drinking  Wells,  and 

New  Pavilion  and  Gardens. 

PDBLIC  DINING,  DRAWING,  SMOKING,  AND  BILLIARD  ROOMS. 


nits  of  Apartments  for  ^ribatc  ^^imilirs. 


TABLE  irUOTE  AT  SIX  PM,      TERMS  STRICTLY  MODERATE. 


JOII!V    MraiE.TE:R,    l»ro|»riotor. 


DCBBETT-ADV  ESTlSEMEim. 


ST.   JAMES'S   HOTEL, 

A  fint-cUtts  FiniQv  and  Comrocrcbl  Hutel  in  the  cenbe  of  the 
Tuwn,  facing  the  Corn  Market  and  Foat  Office,  within  which  arc 
the  County  Club  Rcx^m«L  U  has  been  reKi^*»r?if.  r|  throughout^ 
and  contains 

Soperlor  Lidles'  CoAe  Kmb,  Commercial  and  Billiard  Rooms. 
A  Urge  3Sall  tor  Sittlilirag  }iuMMSi$,  9^*  Swings.  tU., 

AMD    UPWAHDt    OF    FXTXT    LOFT7 
USD    BOOMI.   WTTB    HOT   AMD  OOLJ>    BATH8   OM    AAOH    fl/>0B. 


TA^  stsUiMg  ut9mm§ditU'm  U  first  doss,  andmn  Ommkmt  will  very 
skarily  mud  ike  Thttms. 

J.    WAGSTAFF,    Proprietor, 

I.ATE  OF  THE   ••CROWN  HOTEL/'    PENRITH. 

BURLINGTON    HOTEL, 
GUjOFD  PiiEiLBX:, 

Southbourue,    Eastbourne. 


TuE  above  Hotel  has  every  accommodation  for  the  reception  of 
visitors.  The  situation  is  unequalled,  and  commands  extensive 
views  of  the  Sea,  Pier,  Promenade,  &c,  &c.  Private  AfKirtmcnts 
(en  suiUJ^  Coffee  Room  for  Ladies  and  Gentlemen,  Reading 
Room,  Smoking  Room,  and  Private  Billiard  Room.  Hot  and 
Cold  Baths  in  the  Hotel.  An  elegant  Table  d'H^te  Room. 
Families  Boarded  and  Special  Arrangements  during  the  Winter 
Montlis. 


MRS.    M.    CARTER,    PROPRIETRESS 


DEBRETT— ADVERTISEMENTS. 


KOYAL    CLAKiiiNUE    HOTEL, 

Oa.t]ic<lml  "Vn.r<l,  jE^xctei*. 

"With  Full  VIo-w  ortho  OranO  OldCntliodrol. 


FIRST  CUSS  HOUSE.    REDDCED  CHARGES. 

Evrry  effort  is  made  to  ensure  the  unqualified  satisfaction  of 
Ladies  and  Gentlemen. 

HA  NDSOMElJiuWlSHED^rrSoTliPARTMENTS. 
LADIES'  COFFEE  ROOM.       HOT  AND  COLD  BATHS. 


OMNIBUSES  AND  CABS  MEET  EVERY  TRAIN. 


PRINCE    OF    WALES 

XJ.A.ICE    HOTEL. 

Erected  expressly  for  an  Hotel,  on  tbe  Margin  of  ttie  Lake, 

An«l  contains  Public  Dinin;?  and  Dr.iwinj?  Rooms.  Private  Sitting  Rooms. 
l.Arsro  and  Airy  Bed  Room».  Billiard  and  Smoking;  Rooms.  Cannot  !»c 
cqnallo<l  for  variod  and  beautiful  views,  or  as  a  central  station  for  mnkiii'^' 
daily  Excursions  to  all  the  principal  Lakes  and  Mountainn,  which  may  t«' 
Been  u|>on  looking  at  the  Maps  in  any  of  the  Lake  Guide  Bmtks.  The  Princr 
of  Wales  and  Suite  durinj;  their  tour  in  the  Lake  District  made  tiiis  Hotel 
their  hea4l-c|uarter8,  and  made  their  daily  excursions  from  it 

Posting  in  all  its  branches. 
3£c>uiito.iii    l'oiiici4    nn<l    C^^iiicloM.       UocitKi. 


COACHES    AND   OMNIBUSES 
TO    ALL    THE    RAILWAYS    AND    LAKE    STEAMERS. 


E»M  iUn    IfK<IW^%    l»roprietor. 


i-ADVEK  !      .:  17 


QUEEN'S  HOTEL, 

HASTINGS, 

Tins  Hotel  poucnet  advantages  rarely  to  be  found,  being  stttiatcd 
in  the  moHt  fashionable,  and  at  the  &an)c  time  the  mo&t  ({uict  |»art 
(if  the  town,  sheltered  position,  facing  the  Sea,  and  close  to  the 
I'icr,  within  five  inintites' walk  from  the  Railway  Statkm.     It  con- 

-nta,  also  Single  Rooms,  with  the 
ifee  Room,  Reading  Room,  Tabic 
cl'iloie,  iuiil  Smoking  Kouuiti  in  the  town. 


CiisiBe  exceUeot.    Wines  choice.    Table  d'Hote  daily. 

TARIFF  ON  APPLICATION  TO 
TH  HI 

03Et3Uk    aOTlBl-, 

LAKES    OF    KILLARNEY. 

I  by  H.R.n.  tbo  PRINCE  OF  WALES,  hy  IMtll.  PRINCE 
All  1 H  UK,  and  by  tb«  Boyml  FamUWv  of  France,  Bolgiom,  Ao,  Ac 

Tmk  Royal  Victoria  Hotel  is  situated  on  the  Lower  Lake,  close 
lo  the  water's  edge,  within  ten  minutes'  drive  of  the  Railway 
Station,  and  a  short  distance  from  the  far-famed  Cap  of  Dunloe. 

TABLE    D'HOTE    DURING    THE    SEASON. 


/.'.'.;/.;'///;'  Terms Jrom  Ncvembtr  to  May  mdusive. 


IN^Hfal    T<*l4»tfra|>li    llttl<*€*    in    IIm*    IIimim*. 


88  DEBRETT-ADVEUTI8EMENTS. 


NAPLES 


HOTEL  TRAMONTANO 

BEAU-RIVAGE. 

Situated  on  the  most  picturesque  point  of  the 
Corso  Vittorio  Emmanuele,  the  new  and  aristocratic 
part  of  the  city,  due  south,  commanding  most  ex- 
tensive views  of  the  Bay,  Mount  Vesuvius,  Island 
of  Capri  Posilippo,  and  whole  coast  line  from  Naples 
to  Sorrento. 

Patronized  by  the  Nobility  and  Gentry. 

AGNES  BRAZIL,  Proprietress. 

N,B. — J/i  Communications  to  be  Addressed  to  Michael 
Brazil  Doyle,  Manager. 

Ilopl  lieittisji  potd, 


This  Hotel  has  been  entirely  re-built,  and  furnished 
with  all  the  requirements  of  modern  refinement,  and 
as  a  Residence  is  unequalled. 


TARIFF  ON  APPLICATION, 


C.    E.    SEMARK,    PROPRIETOR 


DEOIIETT— ADVtHTISfcMENTS. 


Gracious  IBairfltpf'    0BKB     ^^^'^*  9atmt« 
<JOilHY     Ac     CO.^M, 

6:^//)  MEDAL 

AERATED  BEVERAGES. 

■BTABUMUP    IMO.  Uutr^ltti/rt  tr%m 

UapU  Waun  of  C.  *  Oi.'a 

fMl.   iMlMtf. 

bjr  lb*  rtoevllj. 
Holt,  ••4  Moat  mMmm  Am- 
AlytlcAl  OMstaM  «lite  4i|f . 
Tbry  coaiprtM :— 

Oimftr  AU,  Af^mttk  Tomte, 


mm  mmd  WmUr  Bmmrngm^ 
Fruit  Ntetmr^  |t. 

Buam  Work*— CrosM  tpriaff^  HS,  118, 4  ISO.  Ctcsm  ttiMl,  B«Uktt. 
Uai  of  Loadoa  AgniU  sappliMl  on  appliostioA  to  Iho  Ghkf  AfMl. 

JAMES  AKDBRSON.  7,  ALDERMANBURT  POSTERN,  E.a 


BT    BPXOIAZ«    ▲PFOnrriCXIfT    TO 


B.R.B.    TRX    DUCT    OF    BDXHBUROH    AND    8TRATHBA1IIIB. 

BOURNE  WATERS. 

THE  PUREST   WATER  IN  ENGLAND. 

MILLS'  BOURNE  WATERS. 

•.    l,«  iiu>iia<li-.    I.itlii.i.  aii'I  A.  rnt*  •!  NN  at.  r>.       I'rij.ir«.I 

Nrt«'Hian   Will   W  al«r.    from    a    ;:r«at    .'..i-sii.  lu-itJn  r 

to    the    Atmosiibere,  and    FKLC    FUUM    ALL 

J'..'  :■: .,  y '/;.44,  ufu/  Agents  appointed ^  upon  applieation  to 

R.  M.  MILLS  &  Co.,  Manufacturers,  Bourne. 

U>na..n  Aorct*  -Mmot*.  DYSON  A  AAKIKrTALL,  ClMaUU,  >».  OloMMtor  B«wl. 
Sooth  KaaclBfloa  >  Mr.  B.  C.  PXRKS.  OMslat.  I.  SlooM  Saooto  >  McMr«.  P.\IH*ST 
A  SON.  Wlno  MotcImbIo.  S7.  MotcoMbo  Stfott  i  Mmwb.  J.  HARDY  A  Co.,  Cboailcto. 
««.  Fvaokmrch  StraM,  Cvnm  of  MlocUic  Looo. 

Cksmiita  asd  HouU  Uiroof  ho«t  Ut«  UniUd 


40 


DEBRETTr^ADVEKTISEMENTS. 


JAMES  SPENCE  &  CO., 

Wholesale  Drapers, 

76,  77,  78,  &  79.  ST.  PAUL'S  CHURCHYAUl). 

Illustrated  Catalogues  Post  Free.         Patterns  Post  Free. 

SILKS,  SATINS,   VELVETS.  VELVETEENS, 

DRESSES,  SKIRTINGS.  ETC. 

PATTERSS  POST  FREE.  PATTERNS  POST  FREE. 


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Fac-siiitil<^   <l«'-,itiii«^    ol    >ii>«M*iiilitieM  in  Ileal 
unci   Iniittitioii  I^tioo'w. 

ILLUSTRATED    SHEET   OF    LADIES'    UNDERCLOTHING. 
SPECIAL  DESIGNS  OF  PARISIAN  MILLINERY. 

FAC-SIMILE  DESIGNS  OF  EMBROIDERIES. 

SENT  FREE  ON  APPLICATION. 


Special  Postal  Department  for  Country  Residents. 

To  Ladies  residing  in  tho  Country,  this  Department  is  invaluable,  as  it 
enables  them  to  see  a  vast  collection  of  Goods  at  their  own  homes.  Our 
Patterns  represent  f50,0<><>  l*i<»c»OH  o1*Ooo<1h,  comprising 
Silks,  Dress  Goods,  and  other  Novelties.  Wo  feci  sure  that  I^adics  once 
adopting  this  system  of  purchasing  will  see  the  advantages  it  offers,  and 
continue  to  use  it  la  preference  to  buying  in  the  Subur}>M  and  small 
Country  Towns. 


76,  77,  78,  k  79,  ST.  PAUL'S  CHURCHYARD,  LONDON. 


[ 


DEBRETT'S    ILLUSTRATED 

HERALDIC   AND  BIQCRAHliLAL 

TOUSE      nrp      COMMONS, 


AMD 


THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH, 
1881. 


DEBRETT— ADVERTIiJEMENTS. 


CATJnOV~B«WM«  of  Imm  and  tpurioos  imiutiont  of  oar  Ooodi. 

H.  W.  BRAND,  Umlted,   ^^WKft  21,  Sackville  Street,  W. 


The  following  Articles  are  prepared  by 

H.  W.   BRAND,   F.S.A., 

fORMERlY  OF  TNE  ROYAL  HOUSEHOLD. 

Author  of  the  ••  Complete  Modern  Cook,"  and  "Tlic  Modern  Proceas  for  Preserving 
Alimenury  SulMtMices,"  fto.i  Cook  and  Co-Maaac*' o'  t^*  Cttisina  of  Um  Qraat 
Interuational  Exhibition,  I80S. 

H.  W.  Brand's  ESSENCE  OF  BEEF  consists  solely  of  the 

juice  of  the  finest  J>rilish  Beef 

H.  W.  Brand's  CONCENTRATED  BEEF  TEA  in  Skins  and 
Tins.  Both  of  these  have  for  years  received 
the  commendation  of  the  Medical  Profession. 

//.  W.  Brand's  SOJJ'PS  OF ALLSOKIS:/ia/;tedl/ieonly Medal 

for  ''Soups''  at  the  Food  Exnibition^  1880. 

H.  ^V.  Brand's  LUNCHEON  LOZENGES,  made  of  Meat 
and  (iame. 

//.  JV.  Brand's  MYOLAC  TABLETS,  a  most  delicate  prepa- 
ration of  Beef  and  Milk.  Both  of  these  in 
Boxes  for  the  waistcoat  pocket. 

//.  JV.  Brand's  YORKSHIRE  PIES  of  all  sizes. 

H,  VJ.  Brand's  HERBACEOUS  MIXTURE,  for  seasoning 
Soups,  Pies,  &c. 

//.  ^,  Brand's  INTERNATIONAL   A^  1    SAUCE,    the 

most  delicious  and  wholesome  extant,  and 
grained  the  only  Medal  for  **Sauees  "  at  the  Food 
Exhibition^   1 880. 

H,  W'.  Brand's  ZISNOZAKOUSKA  RELISH,  very  superior 
to  the  ordinary  Potted  Meats,  commonly  called 
ZISNO.  //  gained  the  only  Medal  for  "  Condi- 
ments "  at  thf  Food  Exhibition^  1880. 

H,  Vi,  Brand's  ANCHOVY  SAUCE,  the  very  best 

V.B. — AM  articUt  sold  by  tfut  Firm  are  dUtinguUktd      ^)jj/h  / 

by  a  ■traw-colonred  UlM^  and  they  only  bear     jfylfdA  J 

hi.  Signature-^^^^^^^^^^^J^^^  ViffpTm^ 

Note  Address  — H.  W.  BRAND,    Limited, 
•       21,  SACKVILLE  STREET,  PICCADILLY,  W. 


rOBUSHSO  AtmOAUT 


Debrett's    Illustrated 

House  of  Commons, 

AND  TNI 

Judicial    Bench. 


1881 


Compiled  and  Edited  by 

Robert  Henry  Mair,  LL.D 


f  S<^it^  ^  Ht  ffmhtn  of  VirliuBfBi  ni>  tit  Jb^. 


LONDON: 
DEAN    &    SON,    160A,    FLEET    STREET,    E.C. 


ABBREVIATIONS. 


AirncuL,   Agriail 


lUft.. 


tjiv., 


d,  rf^u^Kier:  dMBk.  4«paiy :  D.L..  Dapoty 
liriiscrvuit:  D.CL.  DoaoroT  Ova  Law«> 
1)  l> .  iHKur  of  OivWty :  D..  DaMd««; 

P.  I>..k«oC 

:  «£  $.» 


i«:  FfLGS..  Pdlovof 
K.>wd  Ocu«rjpbiad  Sockty. 


It..   KaiilM  G 
M  S.T7GfMd 


Mmut  of  tiM  Sur  of  ladijL 

.    ICmgte    GfBMl   CroM  of  Um    BMk 

k^*  .  cnkdtatad;  Gnm..  Gmuur. 

H  <x.  MoMrmbk.  Hoaocmrv    M  1 
of  LgnU;  H.R..  H<MM  Rul 


liuk 


I .  b  tW  PMHiff*  or  IfdMrft  U^ 
{^tndwt ;  Uww-i^  lawiwcn  ;  I.ILr. 
KtpiMwmiv  Pmv . 

J.P..J««i0««rtlMPMM. 

K.CB..  ICoMm  rriMMaiiw  of  tW  BmIi: 
ILC.  Kj^t  of  tk«  GwMr:  K.CH.. 
Kaicht  CwnwiwW  of  th«  lliBumiM 
Ctielplik  (Mcr. 

LL..  Load  Loococr,  or  NorV— Hit. 

LL.D..  Doctor  of  La«n. 

LLM^IfaMcrorUwt. 

MD. 


..,.»..».  HA..  MMtar  of  Am. 

Doctor  oTModktoo. 
N..  NatioMfiM,  or  Loud  I  f  tr . 
P.C.  Privy  CoMBollar :  po| 
Q.C.  Qa««i*t  CouMoL 
R..  Rodor.  Rodoiy :  Rag.  CIk..  ...,■■■■■ 

Ekcton:  Rook.  Roouui;  Rl.  Richi;  Rgy.. 

Royd :  R.N..  Royd  Navy. 
Sch..  School.  S.R.P..  Scntdi  R«pt««MUiv« 

Paw:  Sa,  South.  Sockiy:  So*., 8acM» ; 

S.P..  ta  th«  PMTOce  of  Sootlaiid:  «..  ««c- 

coodod  to  iho  PMnco;  S.L.,  Swg«o0i<«- 


L,  truMhttod :  Tria..  Tfiahy 
Uatv..  Uaivcfiity. 
K.   ViMenN:   V..   Vkar, 
Vko-IioHtonuM:  VoL.  V( 
Yoa   Vi 


DEBRETT— ADVERTISEMENTS. 


EASTERN  ART 

FABRICS,  DECORATIVE  FURNITURE, 

CARPETS,  SILKS,  BRONZES, 

PORCELAIN    and  ART    OBJECTS. 


Persia  .^^^l^^^k.         Jftpan 

Ften€9,  ^^^^^  ^^^^^k  Lacquer  Wmrt. 

India  ^rV^"*^^^^^    Africa 

H  #**^        ^~l  ^H  lottery. 

^^  I    W     /5     J^^    ^H  Embroideriea, 

^^L    m.       V>^^Ji^,  -yO^"^ ^^m  I'a rpetM. 

China  ^^g^^^Jy^^^      Ceylon 

^^^^H^^^^^^^  Jrwellrry. 

Bronge$.  ^^^^^^^^^^  Mntting. 

«*  LIBERTY  &  Go's  new  work,  EASTERN  ART,  embraces 
the  art  objects  and  industries  of  the  whole  Eastern  World. 
It  is  beautifully  illustratad  with  over  700  original  and 
fac-simile  drawings,  forming  quite  a  museum  of  oriental 
treasures.  It  is  also  a  priced  catalogue  of  thousands  of 
unique  and  useful  specimens,  ranging  from  one  shilling  up 
to  some  hundreds  of  pounds."— COURT  JOURNAL. 

Oblong  demy  4to.  One  Shilling,  post  free  is,  yi, 
A  Curtailed  Edition^  gratis  and  post  Jree. 


LIBERTY  i.  Co., 


EASTERN  ART 
STORES : 


218  8f  220,  BEGE:N'T  STREET,  W. 


CONTENTS. 


AaiitKVlATIONl 

AUjOURNMBKl-S  OF   PaRLIAMCNTV,   DaTIS  OF 
AUMINISTItATIONi,    UsT  Of  . 
AUVKRTUKMK.NTS,    INDEX  TO 

Aphi-m^  Ia>ri«i  anu  Judom  or 

lUtCTlONf  BINCS   1880 

KS  ilNCK  THE  GRNKEAL   ELECTION  OF   I880 

iiKks  AND  Officers  of  the  House  of  Commons 

LUES  AND  ADDEBMIS  OF  CLUE  HoUSBS 

'  >ii;NTtES,  Divisions.  Citiks.  n4>k«>i!Gii«,  Univeesitikv  anh  Cisor 

l'"kl>.    K»I  I    PaEUAMENT 

! '    '  \ ! '    s   •  f    !  or       . 


.  441 

.  443 
•  4S4 


MNt  p.   l^33 
Constitution 


Ix)ED«  High  Ci 

I  oEDt  LlEUTEN 
lEMBBES  OF  Pa 

Alphabetic 
Unseated 

WliohRvc 
Who  have 
Who  have 
Who  h«%< 
Kiiight  s 
^•'  •  TRY,  Thk 
Members 

AEY  OF  M 


Keoordeni  &c. 
Scottish  L4Mfds  of  SeMion 
Committee  of  Privy  Coonctl 


>.  CiiRoNOLor.icAL  List  of 

>UNT1ES 


ncc  April  1880 

lice  April  i8&> 

<  sinct  April  1880 
tcU  I'ccn,  Privy  ConnciUon,  Banjncts 
1  1880  .        .        


WIENT   ELECTED  SINCE  APEIL   1880     . 
•F    PAEUAMENT   since    Al'Kll     iSSo 

rentes  during  printing 
.  Gains  since  Afeil  1880 
Tlljcs  and  Pbsebsses  of  the  Unitko  Kingdom 
PETtnoNt  Pkbsintsd  since  Afril  1880  . 

Preface       

!  RivY  Council,  Judicial  Committee  of 

i^oMAN  Catholic  Members  of  Paeuambnt    ,        .        .        . 

NKATs  Vacant,  February  1881 

^PrAKfR^  OF  THE  HoUSE  OF   COMMONS.    CHEONOLOCICAL  UsT  OF 

OF  PeEES     

PAEUAMENTAEY  EXPEESfilONS  AND  PBACTICES 


45» 

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DEBRETT-ADYFJtnSEMENTS. 


FIR 


THE 


tf^j 


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MANnFACTDRING  GOLDSMITHS 


AND 


SILVERSMITHS  COMPANY, 
112,   Regent   Street,  London,   W. 

(ADJOINTNO  THE  8TBRBOSCOPIC  COMPANY), 

«CW'  

Beg  HKWt  rwpectfully  to  solicit  an  inspection  of  their  immense  stock  of 

JSjig^  Class  Itkllcrj, 

STERLING   SILVER  &  ELECTRO  PLATE, 

WATCHES   AJ^D    CLOCKS; 

WHICH,   BKIXO   or  THBIK  OWH  MAHUFACnTRB,   ARI 

JFVom  fiS  to  fSO  pei*  oeot.  l>elo^^)r  tlte  oi*cliiiat*y 
retail  pi*iceei. 


Special  Bcsigns  Prepared  for  Wjcdding  and 
Birthday  f resents. 

London,  Dublin,  Philadelphia  8^  Paris, 


PREFACE. 


HIS  volume,  the  only  illustrated  one  of  its  dass, 
furnishes  more  paittcuUra  tnent   Members  of 
Parliament  and  Judges  than  any  kindred  work 
while  it  contains  a  variety  of  information  that 
is  not  elsewhere  published. 

The  section  entitled  **  Changes  since  the  General  Elec- 
tion," will  be  found  valuable,  as  it  supplies,  in  a  summarised 
form,  information  that  is  daily  required  by  politicians  of 
every  grade,  and  which  information  is  not  elsewhere  pro- 
curable in  a  condensed  form  for  ready  reference.  During 
the  period  referred  to  (lo  months)  30  new  members  have 
been  elected,  i  was  seated  upon  a  scrutiny,  i  was  disquali- 
fied to  sit,  7  resigned,  4  accepted  office,  3  succeeded  to 
Peerages,  6  died,  i  changed  constituency,  »  were  raised  to 
the  Peerage,  4  received  Baronetcies,  9  were  sworn  of  the 
Privy  Council,  and  2  have  received  the  honour  of  Knight- 
hood. Of  the  50  petitions  presented,  13  were  dismissed, 
12  withdrawn,  and  i  is  subjudice^  while  the  remainder  were 
disposed  of  by  adverse  decisions  against  22  sitting  Members, 
by  the  disqualification  of  i  Member  and  the  resignation  of 
another.  The  number  of  seats  now  vacant  is  1 2,  and  it  may 
be  noted  that  no  less  than  53  elections  have  been  held. 
The  nominal  party  gains  are — Consen'ative  7,  Liberal  i, 
though  the  actual  advantage  to  the  former  is  only  4,  as  2  of 
the  seats  gained  have  since  been  vacated. 


X  Pre/au. 

Those  versed  in  heraldic  lore  may  perhaps  find  among 
the  looo  engravings  of  armorial  insignia  numerous  arms  of 
assumption,  though  the  illustrations  have  been  drawn  from 
blazons,  or  plates,  supplied  to  me  by  the  gentlemen  to 
whose  biographies  they  are  appended. 

The  "  Dictionary  of  Technical  Parliamentary  Expressions 
and  Practices "  is  especially  useful  to  those  who  read 
political  debates  with  attention,  inasmuch  as  phrases  are 
daily  published  the  significance  of  which  cannot  be  accu- 
rately understood  by  the  uninitiated. 

That  the  work  may  form  a  complete  Parliamentary 
Handbook,  a  list  of  all  Peers  and  Peeresses,  together  with 
particulars  of  their  seats,  residences,  and  clubs,  is  appended. 

The  Judicial  section  is  exceptional,  inasmuch  as  this  is 
the  only  work  that  gives  biographies  of  all  Judges  of  the 
Superior  Courts  of  the  United  Kingdom,  and  of  the  Judges 
of  County  Courts,  and  the  Recorders  of  England.  I  shall, 
however,  be  glad  to  give  mature  consideration  to  any 
suggestion  that  may  be  made  to  me  for  improving  or 
extending  it. 

I  cordially  thank  the  hundreds  of  noblemen  and  gentle- 
men who  courteously  returned  to  me  the  proofs  submitted 
for  their  approval,  as  by  their  kindly,  aid  I  am  enabled  to 
submit  reliable  data. 

Robert  H.  Mair,  LL.D. 

February  2S/A,  1881. 


nKBRETT-ADVERT18EMENT8. 


COX  &  YEMAN, 


BILLIARD  TABLE  MAKERS 


TO  THE  CHAMPION  PLAYERS 


For  the  Last  Twenty  Years, 


18J^,   BROMPTOX  ROAD, 


LONDON. 


DEnRFTT— \PVFRTTSF.NfF\T«?. 


MAPPIN    &    WEBB, 

MANUFACTURERS   OF 

ELECTRO  SILVER  PLATE   AND   CUTLERY 

TO  HER   MAJESTY   THE  QUEEN. 


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AT  WHOLESALE  PRICES. 

THE  NEW  PATENT  TABLE  CUTLERY, 

WITH  SCBEWFAST  HANDLES. 

WRITE  FOR 

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STATING  ARTICLES  REQUIRED. 

MAPPIN    &   WEBB, 

OXFORD    STREET,    W.  ) 

\  LONDON. 
MANSION  HOUSE  BUILDINGS,  E.03 

Manufactory —ROYAL  CUTLERY  WORKS,  SHEFFIELD. 


CHANGES.  &c..  SINCE  THE 
GENERAL  ELECTION.  MARCH— APRIL  1880. 


ACCEPTED  OFFICE. 

(Sm  ako  **  Bwlf  »i1  "J 
Ri.  H<M.  WUHmb  PMiidi,  Cfcriiaa 


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dwiad  far 


of  ScMland.     (SiaGa  cImImI  far 

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row  •  jMdnd^ilM  Hi^li  Court  of 
)  (Qoioa't  Banck  DiviuonX 

BYE  ELECTIONS. 

WSTITUEKCIES  FOR  WHICH   HKLD. 
J^  t9lk.  tMob 


July  isch. 


May  Tth.  itto. 
K.ilSa 


f.  May  Tti 

July  jrd.  itta 
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w.  May  tjili.  iiao:  Nov.  t^,  iSfc 


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ci/y.  Jaa.  »7th,  iMl 
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July  lat.  itSai. 


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May  iiih.  sMb^ 

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£aidk.  May  Ml.  tMa 


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M^rMmrwt^  May  7th.  iMa 
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M*mik(»..  May  kkK,  iMo. 
JV!n»  iP«n,  Jaa.  tia(,  iMi. 

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Ojt/^a^,  Mav  Ml.  iS8a 
PfymtmUK  July  Ml  iSIo. 
i^MiS^^ii^  May  tUi,  tlSa 


t4tli.  iMi. 


May  i4di.  iMa 
RHulimgt  Dae  i4tli,  1880^ 
Jg/H/SroatiW.  Nov.  »9tb.  iMa 
Jau^wk-*.  May  iM^  itMa, 
/ahr)odi.ilta 


J<bwi<iwy,  May  7th.  iMow 
Tiaamtfaa.  May  Ttk.  tSSa 
rrw>i<aij.  July  loch.  iMa 
lymWmg/inf.  Joaa  joch.  18S& 
IKaj^M  JWMV>t.  Nov.  m^K  itla 
]aa.  illk.  iMi. 
Bwrgki,  May  ilik,  iMo:  July 

ttytmm*^.  May  tsth.  iMo^ 

DATtS  WHKN   HELD. 

May 


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CHANGES  SINCE  THE  GENERAL  ELECTION. 


May  tSck-SMdwidi.  VOgtovn  Burghs. 
H    i9ih.-UwioMkfTy  oa 

„    fh.—Dmhr,  Mayo  ca,  Wjrooaibt. 
M    sith.— Louth  oa 
JuM  «id.-Loodoa  Uahwtity. 


Jily 


15.-1 


Plymouth, 
loih.— Tewkesbury, 
lath.— Bewdley. 
.-Uchfield. 


M     «5«h.- 

M     i9ih.— Berwidt-oo-Tweed. 

.,    3och.— Scarborough,  Wigtown. 
Aug.    6th.— Liverpool. 
Nov.  Mth.— Wexford  Borough. 
Dec  t4th.— Reading. 

..    tSh.-KcodaL 

1881. 
Jan.  18th,— Wigan. 

..     »7th.— Edinburgh  City. 

,.     3irt.— New  Row. 
Feb.  t4ih.— Northantptonthire,  South. 

CHANGED  CONSTITUENCY. 
DodaoiL  Rt.  Hon.  John  George,  Chetter  for 

CREATED. 

BARONETS. 
Bates.  Edward.  Pfymcntk. 
Goldncy.  Gabriel.  Ckipptnham. 
Mowbray,    Rt.    Hon.   John  Robert,  Oxford 

Unretrtiiy. 
Watkin,  Sir  Edward  William.  Hytlu. 

KNIGHTS. 
Reed,  Edward  Tames,  Cardiff. 
Williams,  Watkin,  Q.C,  Camafvontkire. 

PEERS. 
HoMMiL  Rl  Hon.  Edward  H.  Knatchbull-. 

J4M^b«cA,  created  Baron  Hraboume. 
Lowe,  Rt.  Hon.   Rober^  Lomdcn  Univtrsity, 

created  Viscount  Sherbrooke. 

PRIVY   COUNCILLORS. 
Brace,  Lord  Charles  William.  Marlhorougk. 
ChamberUin.  Joseph.  Birmingham. 
Duff.  Mountstuan  E.  Grant.  Elgin  District. 
Dyke,  Sir  William  Hart,  Bart.,  Kent,  Mid, 
Fawcctt.  Henry,  Ha<knfy. 
Kensington,  Baron.  Haverferdtvett. 
Ldfievre,  George  John  Shaw-,  Reading. 
Morgan,  George  Osborne,  O.C,  Denbighshire. 
Mundella,  Anthony  John,  Sheffield. 

ELECTED  FOR 

TWO  CONSTITUENCIES. 
Gladstone.  Rt.  Hon.  William  Ewart,  for  Editf 

bnrghshire  and  for  Leeds. 
Harrington.    Marquess    of,    for    Sorih-Ettst 

Lancathtn  and  for 


Radnor  District. 
THREE  CONSTITUENCIES. 
Pamell.  Charles  Stewart,  fore*.  Maya,  for  ca. 
Meatk,  and  for  Cork  CiSjf, 


NEW  MEMBERS  ELECTED. 

AUman,  Richard  Lane,  Bandan,   vice  Capt. 

Percy  Brodrick  Bernard,  resigned. 
BaMwin,     Enoch.     BrwdUy,     vice     Charle^ 

Harrison,  unseated. 
Balfour,  John  Blair,  Clackmannan  and  Kin- 

rpU'thirt,  vice  the  K(.  Hon.  William  Patrick 

Adam,  who  accepted  office. 
Bellingham,    Alan    Henry.    Lonth   ca.,    vice 

Alexander  Martin  Sullivan,  resigned. 
Clarke.    Edward,   Q.C,   Plymontk,  vice  Sir 

Edward  Bates,  unseated. 
Cropper,  James,  Kendai,  vice  James  Whitwell, 

deceAwd. 
I  x.inder,    Ret\frewshire,    vice    Col. 

lure,  deceased. 
i  Charles,  Buttskire,  vice  Thomas 

KusNcll,  unseated. 
Dickson,  Janet.  Dimgamnatu  vice    Thonuu 

Alexander  Dickaon,  unseated. 
Gladstone.  Herbert,  Leeds,  vice  the  Rt  Hon. 

W.  E.  Gladstone,  who  accepted  office. 
Hall.  Alexander  William,  Oxford  City,  vice 

the  Rt.   Hon.  Sir  William  G.  G.  V.  Vernon- 

Harcourt.  who  accepted  office. 
Hamilton,  Lord  Claud    lohn.  Lix>erpocl.  vice 

Lord  Ramsay,  succeeded  to  Peerage. 
Hartland,   Frederick  Dixon-,   Etfesham,  vice 

Frederick  Lehmann,  unseated. 
Hay,  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  John  Charies  Dalnrmple-. 

Bart.,  IVigtawn,  vice  Mark  John  Stewart. 

unseated. 
Healy.  Timothy  Michael,  Wexford  Borough, 

vice  William  Archer  Redmond,  deceased.  ^ 
Home,   Capt.    David    Milne-.    Berwick,   vice 

Hon.  Henry  Strutt,  succeeded  to  Peerage. 
Lehmann,    Frederick,  Evesham,   vice   Daniel 

Rawlinson   Katcliff,   unseated.     [Since   un- 
sealed.] 
Levett,    Theophilus    John,     Lichfi4ld,     vice 

Richard  Dyott,  unseated. 
Lubbock,  Sir  John,  ^&ax\.. ,  London  University, 

vice   the   Rt    Hon.   Robert   Lowe,  created 

Viscount  Sherbrooke. 
Martin,  Richard  Hiddulph,  Tewkesbury,  vice 

William  Edwin  Price,  unseated. 
Morley,     Arnold,     Nottingkam,     vice     John 

•Skirrow  Wright,  deceased. 
Nelson,   Rev.  Isaac,  Mayo  co.,  vice  Charlea 

Stewart  Pamell,  who,  having  been  also  re- 
turned for  CO.    Meath  and    for  Cork  city, 

elected  to  sit  for  the  latter. 
Phipps,  Pickering,  Sortkam^tonskirt,  Soutk, 

\ice  Fairfax  V\  tlliam  Cartwright,  deceased. 
Powell,    Francis    Sh.^rp,     Wigan,    vice    Lord 

Lindsay,  succeeded  to  Peerage. 
Ralli.     Pandeli,     WalUngford,    vice    Walter 

Wren,  unseated. 
Rathbone,  William,  Carnarvonshire,  vice  Sir 

Watkin  William*,  now  a  Justice  of  the  High 

Court  of  Judicature. 
Redmond,  John    K'1^=tH      aVt«.    Rots,    vice 

Jowph  William  I  1. 

Roberu,  Charles  1  i  n-.  Sandwich. 

vice    the    Rt    I; *-      il.    KnatchbuH 

Hugeasen,  created  Baron  brabourne.    [Sii 


CRANGCS  8IKCC  THK  GIVBIUL  KLECTION. 


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...n.t.«    .lio  alMsd  ID  ak  far  Nonk- 

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llITUARY. 


d    Camnmrnnf,    BMt.. 


FAKTY  GAINS. 

LIBERAL. 


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vie*      Cape 
"  *  "  B«. 


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PETITIONS  PRESENTED. 


RESIGNED. 

BcnMtfd,  Pvcy  Brodrick,  S^mdm. 
BriMoo.  Jokn.  Kiddermtbuitr.  {1 
Foley.  JoMpb  WUlMii,  Ar«»  jTm. 
JokM^oT^^IUramft   VmmIci 

M*Lm.  Dvmm,  Rdimkmrik 
Pli—iiil,  S««atl.  D*w^ 
SolBvM,  AlaoMkr  Mania.  £««/4  c*.    i.^Naea 
•leei«dCBrM.JirM4!*.l 


SEATS   VACANT. 


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B<MUM(aX 
CaMarbory  (a)^ 
ChaiMr(a)i 
Cwbarknd.  Eaa( 


SUCCEEDED  TO 

rBSRACL 

Scnm.   Hon.    Heorjr.    Jtr»«wr«.    now    baron 

Bdpar. 
RaMa^.  Locd.  Atwv^W.  ao*  Eari  of  Da|. 

lindiayi  Lord,  Wiftm^  wfm  Eari  of  Cn»«itd. 
UNSEATED  ON  PETITION. 

Bala^  Sir  Edwai^  Btot.  (CX  Ptjwmmtk. 


DicknTriMMW  AlaaaadarlU  A 

DodMa.  Rl  Hoa.  JoImi  CMrn  (U 

iSiaca  alacMd  far  ScwbwMv^J 


XVI 


ROMAN   CATHOLIC  MEMBERS  OP  PARLIAMENT. 


Dyou,  Rkhard  (C).  Lkl^/UU, 

H«i3y.  Hob.  Alft«d  EdUM  GMbonM- 

lUfmoa,  dMiri«(LX  AmdUW. 
loffnuB,  WilliMi  Jmbm  (LI  A*#/<wi. 

Uwky.  Hoik  BcObyM  CAM<rr. 
Fk«d«nck  (LX  iTwntUMr. 


<cx 


Price,  William  Edwin  (L),  Tnvhtthmry. 
Ratdiir,  Daniel  Rawlinton  (L),  Kvetkam. 
RobCTtJS  Henry  Charles  Cromptoa-  (CX  5mm/- 


Robin«OD,  Tbonuu  {y.\GlcmcetUr. 
RusmII,  Thomju  (L),  BuUskirt. 
Stewvt,  Mark  lohn  (C).  tVift«wm  Burght. 
Thompson,  Sir  Henry  Meywy  Mcytcy-,  ButJ 

(LX  Knarttb^rvrngk, 
Wren,  yi»\xtx{\.\WmmMc/0rd. 


ROMAN  CATHOLIC  MEMBERS  OF  TARLIAMENT. 


plimgham.  H. 


Blenncrhassett,  Sir  Row. 

land,  Bart. 
Byrne,  G.  M. 
Callan,  P. 
Collins,  E. 

Colihursl,  CoL  D.  La  T. 
Commins,  A. 
Coibclt,  W.  J. 

Dawson,  C. 

Dillon,  J. 

Ennis,  Sir  John,  Bart. 

Errington,  G. 

Fay.tj. 

Finigan,  J.  L. 


Gill,  H.  J. 
Gray,  E.  D. 
Lalor,  R. 
Leahy,  T. 
Lyons,  Dr.  R.  D. 
MacCarthy,  J. 
Macfarlane,  B.  D. 
M'Kenna,  Sir  Joseph 
Mahon,  The  O'Gorman. 
Martin,  P. 
Marum,  £. 
Meldon,  C.  H. 
MoUoy,  B. 
Moore,  A. 
Nolan,  Major  J.  P. 
O'Beime,  Major  F. 
O'Brien,      Sir     Patrick, 
Bart. 


O'Connor,  A. 
O'Connor,  T.  P. 
O'Conor,  D.  M. 
O'Donnell,  F.  H. 
O'Donoughue,  The. 
O'Kelly,  J. 
O'Shaughnessy,  R. 
O'Sl.ea,  Capt.  W.  H. 
OSuliivan,  W,  H. 
Power,  J.  O'C. 
Power,  R. 
Russell,  C. 
Sexton,  T. 
Smiths  ick,  J.  F. 
Smyth,  P.  J. 
Sullivan,  A.  M. 
Sullivan,  T.  D. 
Synan,    E.  J. 


i 


DEBECTr— ADVEBTIBKMEMTS. 


DECORATION,  i 


MOEANT  &  Co. 

iia\ih-  ].ir  many  years  ourefully  studied  the  Best  Periods  of 

Decorative  Art,  and  having  had  Great  Experience  in  carrying 

out  Important  Orders,  will  advise  upon  the 

DECORATION    AND    FURNISHING 


TOWN   OR   COUNTRY  HOUSES, 

Prepare  Deslfnt  and  eseevte  tba  nse— iry  Works  at  Modcnto  Coal. 


MOEANT  A  Co.,  personally  snperintend  all  Work 
introstod  to  them. 


RARE  OLD  CORDOVA  AND  VENETIAN  WALL  LEATHERS. 


OLD    BROCADES 


IDJ^IDCD      F.A.IsrEXjXjIITC3-. 


Estate  and  Hooae  Agents  for  Town  and  Country  Properties. 

MO    CHAROB    FOR    RKOIBTRATION. 

lany  Eligible  Properties  at  all  times  upon  the  Registers. 

IIVENTORIES  MAOL   lUIATlOIS  rOI  MOIAU  ARO  TRARSFIR. 


91.    NEW   BOND   STREET,    LONDON,  W. 

MANUFACTOBY  t  4,  t,  •»  a  7.  WOOMfOCK  flTaRRT.  W 


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DKBKET1*— ADVERTISKHENTS. 


F.  &  C.  OSLER, 


Olass  Dinner  Services. 
Glass  Dessert  Servicea. 
Glass  Table  Decorations. 
Glass  Flower  Vases. 
Glass  Table  Lamps. 
Glass  Lustres  &  Wall  Lights. 
Glass  and  Metal  Chandeliers. 


China  Dessert  Services. 
China  Dinner  Services. 
China  Breakfast  Services. 
China  Tea  Services. 
China  Vases. 

China  and  Parian  Groups. 
China  Ornaments. 


SOLE  AGENTS  FOR  THE  VENICE  #  MURANO  GLASS  CO. 


MESS,   EXPOET  AND  FURNISHING  ORDERS  PROMPTLY  EXECUTED. 
ESTIMATES  FREE. 

To  meet  the  increasing  demand  upon  their  China 

and  Earthenware  Department,    New  and  Spacious 

Rooms  have  been  opened  extending  to   Newman 

Street,  of  which  they  invite  inspection. 


BIRMINGHAM:  MANUFACTORY  «  SHOW  ROOMS,  BROAD  STREET. 

LONDON  SHOW  ROOMS:  45,  OXFORD  STREET,  W. 


OCCURRENCES  DURING  PRINTING, 


I.  BALDWIlKBcwdlin 

Enoch  Baldwin,  ton  of  the  late  Enodi 
Ualdwin,  Ejq.,  b.  |8S3,  aad  m.  Eouly,  da.  of  the  Rev. 
G.  F.  DHvcr.  U  laiior  partner  b  the  finn  of  Baldwin, 
Sob,  and  Co.,  Iroofovaders  Slewpoct.  A  Uhtrmt. 
Elected  for  Bewdlef  Jo!/  lath,  iSSa 

MMMBnw-~ iM  Mows.  Blowport. 


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l.t.BTntHABT 

r.  W.  CARTW1U0HT 
JAJOi 


|/*u; 


Mi«.  Ounikby  dkd  Jao.  ifli 


P.  I.  rOWILLCWIfua 
Francis    Sharp    Powell,    ion    of  the    Rev. 
Henjmmin  Powell,  of  Wigan,   by  Amie,  d.   of  the  kle 
Rev.    T.    Wade,   and  niece  of  the  hue  Fnuids  Sharp 
BridgoL  Eaq.,  of  Horton  Old  Hall,  Bradlbid.     He  ««»  ^^ 
born   tSay.  was  ed.  at   St.   John's  ColL,  Camb.,  wgtSm 
R.A.  in  daaalcal  and  mathematical  hooofB   1850,  mJE^ 
:.  And  m.,  1 858,  Anne,  2n<l  d.  of  Matthew  C^rrgaon.    ; 
.  i>f  Toxteth  Park,  Liverpool.     \Va*  callol  to  the  Bar    j 
r  Inner  Temple    185;  ^  not  now  practifte.    | 

IP.  for  Lanauhtre  a  <4  Riding  of  York.    \ 

•frrtxl  Ctmtfvmtnt.    Sat  iur  Vv  igan  from  March  1857  J 
\ i>ril  1859,  when  he  was  defeatccC  for  Cambridfe  tnm   } 
iS6^  till  Oct.  1868  nn.I  r.,r  tKr.  Northern  DHMoB  oT    , 
from  Feb.  1^  ^74.    Unfwcffally 

•    1854,  an  Alybridge  l87l,  and     * 

•ling  of  York  Aphl  1874  and  April  1880 ; 


.iu;i.  V.,YoricaUi«. 

^ridcc. 

-.  HydePuk.W. 


J.  E.  REDMOND  (Kew  BoaaX 

John  Edward    Redmond,    son  of  the   late 

William  Archer  Redmond,  Esq..  M.P.  for  Wedbid 
Borough,  by  Maiy,  cL  d.  of  the  late  R.  H.  Iloey,  Esq., 
Capt  in  Wicklow  R^  An  miommitd  J/0m*  Rultr. 
Elected  for  New  Ro«  Jamiary  31st,  1881. 


FURNISH    THROUGHOUT. 

OETZMANN  &  GO. 

67,  69,  71,  73,  77  &  79, 

HAMPSTEAD   ROAD, 

NEAR  TOTTENHAM  COURT  ROAD,  LONDON. 

CARPETS,  FURNITURE,  BEDDING,  DRAPERY, 
FURNISHING  IRONMONGERY,  CHINA,  GLASS,  etc. 

OBDXES   PBB  von   BKCRITB   PROMPT   AVl>   FAITHFUL  ATTCKTION. 


The  Hew  '•  Queen  Anne"  Table. 
Corarad  in  SUmped  VeWet  2i/o 

DW^inPigur^lorPUlnSilk^^  3o/o  Handsome  ChipTindale  Bracket. 

Mtto.  soperior  qoaUtj  and  extra  fioLh    38/6      ^ith  four  Berelled  PlaUs.,  32  in.  high.  20  in. 

wide,  4ei  6  0. 


6fL  6in.  long^tnflbd  hair,  floiahed  vtry  w>fi 


Th*  Ohettarfleld  Settee. 


with  aprtiig  edgi*.  upholstered  in  beet  manner 


f7    7    n 

WHO 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OP 

MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT 

AT  THI  COMMftNdMlirr  OW  TUK  YIAA 

188  1, 

StiojB  lyr  irroni)  Stssitm  of  t^c  Stat|f  Iparliamrnt 

OF  HER  MOST  GRACIOUS   MAJESTY  QUEEN  VICTORIA, 

AMD  THB  rWBimr-THIBO  fABUAMBUT  OT   TMB  UMITBO  KIMOOOM. 

A  MMUt  MM  ladkMM  tlM  tiM  M«flUMr   I    A  om  sad  bUnk  thicld  iMHat  ikM  tkt 


81%  TBOMIB  D.  AOLAVD.  But*  (DtTOUhlr*.  Vortk). 

•  Thomas  Dyke  Aci^nd,  D.C.L,^  cL  son  of  Sir 

^k^  Thonuit  Drke  Acland.  D.C.L.,  locbbftrt..  who  died  1871. 

SK  ^y  I-r«Iui  Klinbeth,  d.  of  the  Ute  H.  Hoare,  E«q..  of 

Mitcham.  He  was  born  May  35th,  1809,  and  was  ed.  at 
Harrow,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford ;  ffrod.  B.A.  1831,  and 
MA.  183c ;  became  a  Fellow  of  All  Soob'  CoU.  1831,  and 
lion.  D.C.L,  i8c8.  He  m.  Irt,  1841.  Mary,-wbodied 
1851,— el.  d.  01  the  late  Sir  C.  Morrfaant.  oth  hart.; 
.•n.lly.  1856,  Maiy,  d.  of  :  ! 

M.Aioi  of  the  Rojral  I>^: 

the  It  admin,  bat  Devwn  Kmc  »oi.,  a  L».i,.  ami  m.).\\ 

u(  1  )<  \on,  a  J.P.   lor  Somenet,  and  one  ol  the  Council 

iwBa«AMLAM.c.         of  the  Koyal  Agricultuml  S«>.     Was  iomettme  a  Scbook' 

Inouiry  Curomi&si-  cond  Chorch  Estate*  Corn* 

^Moner  1869*74.      A  ZiArj/.    Repnr^i  i  Soroenet  from  July  1837 

fitly  1847.     Unsdcccufull^  contested  liumingham  April  1859.     FifsC  le- 

iwd  for  North  Devon  Apnl  1865. 


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A/  i.'i     K  Jlortoa.  B«r  JUtttt ;  HelaiooM.  a«ar  MiadMad 

BOH.  TBOMAI  a  AOAR-ROBABTBS  IBM  BotartMl 

*  TKc  hru  hmtmm  uatBfi*  vwy  wmiamty  in  iIm  tmrnet  of  Kiag  Qmim  L,  mad  tlMrtbjr 
gtcAily  tnfMumS  M»  fortaat  by  rauiag  aad  wwyoniaf  a  trpoe  with  wUch  b«  (airooMd  kh 

th»i  WBB  aftirBwdt  faiiMi  I  il  to  /Uum  by  a  woto  la  PiiriiiMMi.  which  wpam  ■#  flicaiiw  mm 
mtttgMBd  IB  Iha  arigiMl  aawaai. 

I 


MSIIBSRS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


▲oraw  CLaaoMlilrs,  8<mth-BMU 

William  Agnew,  son  of  the  late  Thomas 
Acncw,  E»«a.,  of  Manchester,  by  Jane,  2nd  d.  of 
Wtlliain  Lockett,  Esq.,  of  Salford,  and  Lytham,  Lan- 
cashire. He  was  bom  1825,  was  privately  e<l.,  and  m., 
iS>i,  Mary,  el.  d,  of  Georcc  Pixton  Kenworthy,  Hsu., 
.  f  M.mchcstcr,  and  Peel  Hall,  Astley.     Is  a  J. P.  lor 


ReMenCi 


uashirc.  and  for  Manchester  and  Salford.     Is  senior 

iiur  in  the  publishing  firm  of  Thomas  Agnew  and 

^      >.   of  Ix>ndon,    Manchester,  and   Liverpool,  and  a 

<  r  in  the  hoase  of  Bradbury,    Agnew,  and  Co., 

I  ictors    and    publishers    of    Punch.      A    Liberal. 

illccted  for  South-East  Lancashire  April  1880. 

Cluh-  Devonshire. 

Retidente—'^KWMncx  Hill.  Pendleton,  Maocbcster. 

D.  AIN8W0RTH  (Cumberland,  WattX 

David  AiNSWoRTH,  el.  son  of  Thomas  Ains- 
worth,  Esq.,  J.  P.,  of  The  Flosh,  near  Whitehaven,  by 
Mary,  d.  of  the  Rev.  John  .Stirling,  D.I).,  of  Craigie, 
Ayrshire.  He  was  bom  1842,  atid  m.,  1874,  Margaret, 
2nd  d.  of  the  late  Henry  M'Connell,  Esq.,  of  Cress- 
brook,  Derbyshire.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn 
187a  Is  aJ.P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Cumberland,  a  J. P.  for 
I>ancashire,  a  Director  of  the  Mary|K)rt  and  Carlisle 
Railway,  and  a  merchant  and  manufacturer.  A  Liberal. 
Elected  for  West  Cumberland  April  1880. 
C/kA*— Reform,  Devonshire. 

,,„^... .95,  Pont  Street,  S.W. 

SmmU-Wny  CaiUe.  Ambleside :  Qeator,  Whitehaven. 

A.  AKER8-D0UGLAS  [See  Douglas], 

C.  ALEXANDER  (Ajrraliire,  SonthX 

Claud  Alexander,  el.  son  of  the  late  Boyd 

Alexander,  Esq.,  by  .Sophia  Elizal)Cth,  d.  of  the  late 
Sir  Benjamin  Ilobhouse,  Bart.  He  was  bom  Jan.  15th, 
iS'^T,  WIS  ed.  at  Eton,  and  atCh.  Ch.,  Oxfoni,  and  m., 
iS()'v  l.liza,  only  d.  of  the  late  Alexander  Spcirs,  Esq., 
of  lildcrslie,  I>ord- Lieut,  of  Renfrewshire.  Entered  tnc 
Grenadier  Guards  as  Ensign  and  Lieut.  1849,  became 
Lieut  and  Capt.  1854,  Capt.  and  Lieut. -Col.  i860,  and 
Col.  1875.  Ser>'ed  in  the  Crimea  1854-6,  including 
the  si^e  and  fall  of  Sebastopol ;  has  Crimean  medal 
and  clasp,  the  Turkbh  war  medal,  and  the  Order  of  the 
Medjidie,  5th  class.  Is  a  J. P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Ayrshire 
and  Renfrewshire.  Passed  *'  Industrial  Schools  Acts 
Amendment  Act"  i88a  A  Consen>ative.  Y'xrsX  elected 
for  South  Ayrshire  Feb.  1874,  having  in  1868  been  an  unsuccessful  candidate. 

C/M<»-Ouani»',  CvltoQ.  United  Service,  Army  and  Navy,  Marlborough,  Western. 

TiTWm  Ad4lfn*—tt.  Great  Oueen  Street.  We»imiii»ter,  S.W. 

5r«/— BaUockmyk,  Mauchluie,  AynhirB. 


Of  PAftUAMnrr. 


/iTt*r?. 


MEmm 

Henry 
KC,  c.k, 

K.C.B.,  by 
Marfchnuui. 
L»iiy  Alice, 


5Qlh  Fool  1^46, 

1651,  CapL  iSth  Foot 


iSs9i  Cot  I 

Qiuul 

01  Mohumrah 


Manhnmn     Havelock  -  Ati 
on  ot  MaioT'Cca.  Sir  llennr  IU>< 
shcpbod.  <L  of  Um  Kcv.  }i 
-  «M  bom  iSja  mhI  m.,  1865. 

- jad  Evl  or  dSs.    Emofod  th« 

1148,  Adjt.  loili  Fool 

Maior  t%s$,  Lkot-Col. 

!  H78  ;  WM  DqK- AakL 


18^7. 


for  which  he  has  a 


indodiag  the  ouilvre 
McULScrvwliiithe 


Indian  Mutiny,  1857-9,  a«  AaaiMant  AdivtaDt-Gcociml 
hk  (Mher,  ia  the  actioM  of  Ftttlehpocc,  CawDpovc,  OoM 
Mi 


to 


«awiKpovc,(i 

■MWtlfiBfi,  tbc,  and  the  refiof  of  Lackaow,  where 

he  wa»  itani^eroBily  wooadcd.     AMivtctl  at  the  ddcnce 

i^oMlcocy,  until  :  I^rd  Oyde,  when  be  y  wounded. 

with  the  joun|>-  i-orcc  tt%  r)rp.>AMbt.  n.,  and  wa* 

at  NotnitDoiv,  &X.     Wj.^  >(h  the  4th  divmuu  at  the  &U  of 

w.    Seff¥«d  as  Dep.-Aanst  n.  with  Luj^nl't  Column  at  the 

kc     y/m  Dt\t.  AxMM.ocn.  m  the  dtttricts  of  Ghaaeepore 

nnoitoflhe 


hi  nnnait 
aadlboshl 


a  coittim  of 

mil  he  marched  aoi  miles  hi  five  days,  and  knffiu  three 

-f  Hodson's  Hone  in  Oude,  at  the  final  actioo  of 

and  commanded  the  1st  Regt.  of  Hodsoo's  Hone 

I  tipoiffns.     Was  repeatedly  menliooed  m  despatches 

the  Victoria  Cross  for  penomU  bravenr  1857,  and 

'  ^ist.  Adjut-Gcn.  at  Aklenhoc  i86i.     Served 

commanded  the  troops  at  Waiari  1864 ;  ap- 

r-i'^m,  m  Canada,  and  in  1869  mohited 

I  Quarter  Staff,  Dublin.      Created  a 

yal  license,  the  additional  and  principal 

^  of  the  estates  of  that  fiunilv  in  Durham 

A  /fAmt/.      Unsttooessfitlly  cooterted 

Icb.  4th,  1874. 

y,  QMMcr  Squsfv,  &W. 

li  nibroke  DiitrlctX 

^c  Allen.  Q.C,  second  son  of 

tfu-  iiti-    |..tm   Hcnsleich  Allen,   tlsq.,   M.P.,  of 
^clly,    I'ciiihrukeskhire,  bv  Gertrude,   \r%\  d.  of  th. 
Kt.'  lion.  Lord  Robert  Seymour,  M.P.  for  Caimartbcu- 
khire.      He  was  bora  1816,   and   was  ed.  at  Rugby, 
and    at   Ch.    Ch.,   OxfonU—grad.   B.A.    1816,   M.A. 
1839.     Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoki's  Inn  Mav  1841 ; 
became   a    Q.C.    l88a     Was   Recorder  of  Aodovcr 
'^^^^^^yM\     '^59*73.     Is  a  J. P.  for  Pembrokeshire,  and  Chm.  of 
A^^^^n^  €}    Quarter  Se»»ion»  for  that  co.    A  lOtni,     Elected  for 
4^^^Br    Af^  Pembroke  DisUrict  April  l88a 
^^h^H?'^^  C**"**^    S.  f*^  MWiw^  TMi|4e.  E.C 

^^**^^        ^  ^   Tfmm  Jt^Mdnm^-U,  Sl  JaMs's  SOMt,  S.W. 


of 
.  bill  •*  k  WM 
sad  kis  rtikt  was 


hitwurcfthsnhiiirfDiiiakfof  8»r  H«wy  ibt 
mbmqamm  to  the  4«Mli  of  lU  iMandsd  rici|iiil  k  mm 
10  Um  BucsJiaw  of  a  baioaoi**  widow. 


imiBERS  OP   PARLIAMENT. 


W.  t.  AUMK  ar«woMU»-imdtr-L3nMX 

William  Shepherd  Allen,  only  surviving  son  of 
the  late  William  Allen,  Em.,  of  Wood  head  Hall,  Cheadle. 
,P.  for  Staffordshire,  by  Maria,  d.  ofWm.  Shephcnl,  Ksq. 
lewa-sbom  in  Manchester  in  1831,  and  was  ed.  at  Wadham 
Coll.,  Oxford  ;  gra<l.  H.A.,  second  cla.ss  in  l^w  and  His- 
tory, 1854,  and  M.A.  1857  ;  m.,  1869,  Klixalwlh  Penelope, 
only  child  of  John  Candlish,  Esq.,  formerly  M.P.  for 
Sunderland.  Is  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L.  for  the  co.  of  Stafford. 
Author  of  several  pamphlets.  A  Lihfral.  First  elected  for  Newcastle-under- 
Lyme  1865. 

C/mA«— Rdbrm,  United  Univernty. 

.SW«#— Woodhead  Hall,  near  Cheadle,  StaflTordshire. 


Clmb- 
Rttidenct 


R.  L.  ALLBIAN  (BandonX 
Richard  I^ne  Allman,  son  of  the  late  James 
C.  Allman,  Esq.,  of  Bandon,  by  Sarah,  d.  of  the  late 
Richard  Lane,  t^.,  of  Cork.  He  was  bom  1813,  was 
ed.  at  Belfast  College,  and  m.,  1861,  Frances  Vernon, 
d.  of  James  Splaine,  Esq.,  J. P.,  pf  Garrane.  co.  Cork.  Is 
a  J. P.  for  CO.  Cork.  A  Liberal ;  elected  for  Bandon  June 
25th.  1880,  having  in  April  of  that  year  been  an  unsocoessinl 
candidate. 


•Woodlands,  Bandon. 


W.  A.  T.  AMHERST  (Norfolk.  West). 

William  Amhurst  Tyssen  Amherst,  son  of  the 
the  late  William  George  Tyssen  Tyssen-Amhurst,  of 
Didlington,  Norfolk,  by  Mary,  el.d.  of  the  late  Andrew 
Fountaine,  Esq.,  of  Narford  Hall,  Norfolk.  He  was 
l)om  1835,  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford, 
and  m.,  1856,  Margaret  Susan,  only  child  of  the  late 
Adm.  Robert  Mitford,  of  Mitford,  Northumljerland, 
and  Hunmanby  Hall,  York.  Is  a  J. P.  for  Westminster 
and  Norfolk  (Hieh  Sheritt  1866),  a  D.L.  and  J. P.  for 
Middlesex,  and  Lord  of  the  Manor  of  Hackney.  As- 
sumed by  royal  license  the  surname  of  Amherst  in  lieu 
of  Tyssen-Amhurst  A  Consen>ative.  First  elected  for 
West  Norfolk  March  8th,  1880. 


C7«*t— Carlton,  Travellers',  Athcnxum. 
T»mn  Retid*nce-9»,  Brook  Street,  W. 
.S'm/— DidUnRton  Hall,  near  Brandon. 


SIR  JOHN  HEATHCOTE-AMORY,  Bart  I8ee  Heatbcote]. 


MICMBEItS  or   PAR  U  AM  KMT. 


GcoTfe  Amdikbon,  too  of  the  late  George 
Aad«iMwEiii.,orLMcar,  FUbbire.  He  «ruboniigi9, 
VM  td.  U  Kdiotmifh,  and  •!  Sc  Andrew**  Univ..  awl 
nu,  1877.  HMgy  Brown,  d.  of  Tboma»  CUvcriog,  Km^  ni 
C;iURow.  Ambor  of  tevvral  pamphlets  on  ^Nidoatl 
I'IdiiaUkMV**  **C«n«Bcy,'*  *'  Anmmem  of  Vfagm,"  kc 
Aa  **mdmmtmi  Uimwi;  b  iivor  of  pars  mm  rfaqpio 
■uhMt  Dolli  B  boitMcht  ifld  oovncii  a 
al  lodftr  fraachiaa,  aod  aoaM  appraadi  lo 


elector  ;  AnDV  ictrenchnMat;  and  compiiliory.  amcciahan,  and  free 

cUuut:  . .  paMod  eigia  Acta  of  ParitauMnt— (I)  Ai  to  betting,  (iL)  a»  to 

free  liUraiic^  U'i*  *nd  iv.)  aa  to  laall  debto  procedaiv  in  Scotland,  (v.  and 
vi.)  •«  to  property  and  righu  of  married  women  in  Scotland,  (vil )  at  to 
Ikenatng  metropolitaa  racecoanea,  and  (viH.)  aa  lo  addtenued  food  and  dnigi. 
rifit  elected  for  Glaicow  Nov.  1868. 


R.  AECHDALL  (Fannaaach  Oooatyii 


Willuun  Humphrys  A\  son  of  the 

late  Edwaid  Archdall.  of  K  ic  Arcbdall, 

ct*.  Fermanagh,  by  .Matilda,  d.  ol  William  llumphr)n,  Eiq.,  of 
Hallyhaisc,  CO.  Cavan.    He  wasbom  1813,  wued.  at  Tamworth, 


and  at  Eaeter  Coll.,  Oxford.,— grad.  B.A.,— awl  m..  i&a$, 
Kmilv  Mary  Maude,  d.  of  the  late  Hon.  and  Rev.  Toha  Chanea 
Mande.     !■  a  T  P.  an<I  a  D.L.  for  co.  Fermanagn,— of  which 


i 

"Q^HP^    CO   he  was  I!  !   1845,— and  a  J. P.  for  co.  Tyrone,  for 

^^JTtk^^    which  cu.  he  .  Shcnff  i86i.      A  C^t$stnmiit€,     Vim 

elected  for  co.  Icnn^in.igh  Feb.  1874. 

r/bl-CarlHA. 

.V/.(#-IUvmddt,  ca  Fwaaa^h. 


K  AEWTAQB  (ialfbrdX 

Benjamin  Armi tagr,  second  son  of  the  late 

Sir  Llkanah  Armitage,  of  Hope  Hall,  Lancaahire,  by 

Mary,  d.   of  the  late  J.  Bowers,  Esq.,  of  Newton 

>    lancashire.     He  was  bom  1823,  was  ed.  at 

loll  School,  Patricroft,  near  Mancheiter,  and 

^45,  Elixabeth,— who  died  l8S5.~d.  of  John 

l,>q.  ;  andly,  i8«6,  Elizabeth,  d.  of  the  late 

jolui  Soatbam,  Esq.,  of  Mancheuer.     U  a 

iur  Lancaahire,  a  mamifMliWf  at  ~ ' 

utd  Pres.  of  the  Manchelg  Qmmher  of 

A  lOtrmJ,     Electod  for  Sdfaid  April  188a 


MKMBBRS  OP   PARLIAMENT. 


a  ASMXTITBAD  (IHllidM). 

George  Armitstead,  son  of  the  late  George 

ArmiUtead.  Ewj.,  of^i'lasin^wold,  Yorkshire,  who  was  for 
a  long  period  resident  in  Kiza.  He  was  bom  1824,  and 
was  ed.  at  Weisbaden  and  Ileidelburg,  and  in  1848  m. 
Jane  Elizabeth,  el.  d.  of  I'xiward  Baxter,  Ksq.,  of  Kin- 
caldrum,  Forfarshire,  a  merchant  in  Dundee.  Is  a  J.I\ 
and  D.I^,  for  Forfarshire,  aJ.T.  for  rcrthshirc,  a  F.R.G.S., 
and  senior  partner  of  the  mercantile  firms  of  Armitstead 
and  Co.,  Ix>ndon,  and  of  George  Armitstead  and  Co., 
Dundee.  A  Liberal.  Sat  for  Dundee  from  Dec.  1868 
till  Aug.  1873,  having  in  1857  been  an  unsuccessful  candi- 
date ;  re-elected  April  1880. 

C/ImIi    Rdbmi,  Oty  Liberal,  Eastern.  Edinburgh  New  Liberal 

Ttmm  Knidtnce—tA.  Ryder  Slreet,  St.  James's.  S.W, 

Ccnmtfy  ResuUrue—YM^ofAt.,  Loggan.  Kingusftie,  Invemesk-fthire. 


IS" 


R.  A.  ARNOLD  (Salford). 

Robert  Arthur  Arnold,  third  son  of  the  late 
Rol^ert  Coles  Arnold,  Esq.,  J.  P.,  of  Whartons,  Fram- 
field,  Sussex,  by  .Sarah,  d.  of  the  late  Daniel  Pizey, 
Esq.,  of  The  Beeches,  Essex.  He  was  bom  May  28th, 
1833,  and  m.,  1867,  Amelia  Elizal)eth,  only  d.  of  the 
late  Capt.  Hyde,  96th  Regt.,  of  Castle  Hyde,  co. 
Cork.  Was  Assistant  Commissioner  under  Public 
^^^,      P     ^y  Works  (Manufacturing  Districts)  Acts  1863-4.    Author 

Si  ^^^f^y   ^     oii\ift  "History  of  the  Cotton  Famine,"  "From  the 
^^^  X>^^».   Levant,"    "Through    Persia    by   Caravan,"    ".Social 
^^yi  .ft^y<^  Politics,"  "Free  Land,"  &c.     Has  contributed  largely 
^^     x*^^  to  the  periodical  literature  of  the  last  twenty  years.     A 

Liberal.    Unsuccessfully  contested  Huntingdon  Dec.  1873.     Elected  for  Salford 
April  1880. 

C/M^Reform. 

T0mn  Re$uUmce—ii,  Kensington  Park  Gardens.  W. 


HOir.  A.  B.  M.  ASHLEY  asle  of  Wight). 

m  Anthony     Evelyn      Melbourne     Ashley, 
second  son  of  the  7th   Earl  of  Shaftesbury,   K.G.,  by 
Lady  Emily  Cowper,  el.  d.   of  the  5th  Earl  Cow|)er. 

He  was  bom  1836,  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin. 
Coll.,  Camb., — grad.  M.A.  1858,— and  m.,  1866, 
Sybella  Charlotte,  2nd  d.  of  Sir  Walter  Kockcliffc 
Farquhar,  3rd  bart.,  of  Polesden- Laccy,  Dorking, 
Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  1863.  Is  a  J.  P.  for 
COS.  Dorset  and  Sligo.  Was  a  Treasurer  of  County  Courts 
1863-74,  and  for  many  jrean  Private  Secretary  to  the 
late  Viscount  Palmerston.  Is  a  Knight  Com.  of  the 
Order  of  the  Dannebrog  of  Denmark,  and  a  Lieut;  2nd  South  .Middlesex  Rifle 
Vol.    Appointed  Parliamentary  Secretary  to  the  Board  of  Trade,  and  a  Church 


MBMBIM  or  PAKUAMBirr. 


iSSa    KlMtt^,     UaMooMfcllf 


WMm  Feb.  1S74;  mi  fbrJ>oolc6tMi  Mar  1874  (tU  Marvh  itto; 


oTWIgbiAprUiSSa 


bkoT 
far 


&W. 


&  AIIMIAD-BAKTLIIT  \%m  BartMIl 


J.  &  F.  ATLHO 

John  Kvant-Freke  Aylmbr,  iod  of  Arthur 
Percy  Aylroer,  Eiq.,  J. P..  of  CUrcMt  Pboc,  Cork«  by 
Martlw,  d.  of  the  Uie  Rkhaid  Reyadl,  F.m|.,  oC  Killjr- 
Roa,  ca  WcMmcath,  and  gnuidioa  of  Sir  Fenloo 
Avlmer,  8th  ban.  lie  was  born  Feb.  ajrd.  18^  wa* 
ed.  at  TriiL  Coll.,  Dublin,  and  m..  1861,  Franco 
Maigarala,  fooigert  d.  of  Jamea  Thoowm,  Eaq.,  of 
Gibraltar.  Eatcrad  the  Amy  aa  Enri^  tjid  RcsL 
1855,  was  «ibwc)a«ntly  Licitt  8ih  Rcgt,  aadrtdred  as 
Cape  54th  Regt  Served  fometime  00  the  itaA  of  the 
Bombay,  and  afterwards  of  the  Fleetwood,  School  of 
Musketry,  and  was  a  Member  of  the  Govt.  Saudi  Arms 
Committee.  Since  he  retired  from  the  Army  haa  been 
enMscd  in  railwav  and  mining  enterprisea.  Formerly  Chm.  of  the  Srrenoaka, 
Maidatoae.  and  'nmbrid«  Railway.  la  a  Director  of  the  Royal 
lUnk.  KCmsirmtim,  Elected  for  Maidatooe  AprU  188a 
81.  Suphaa's,  CriiliiBi.  KaM  Gouty. 


&W. 


8.W. 


tIK  JOtKPH  R.  BAILET.  Bart  (HarefordahlraX 

lofieph  Russell  Bailev,  son  of  the  late  Joseph 
Bauey,  Esq..  of  Huston  Court,  Hrrrfnnl  hin  .  annwtimc 
M.  P.  for  Sudbury  and  Herdbrd&lure, — by  Llixabeth  Mary, 
d.  of  the  late  W.  C.  Rusaell,  Esq.,  of  Leamiiicton,  aome> 
time  M.P.  for  Woroestei»hire.  He  was  bom  Amil  yth, 
1840^  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxibnl,  and  in 
l86i  m.  Mary  Anne  Jane,  d.  of  H.  Lucas,  Esq.,  M.D., 
of  Glan-yr-afoo,  Breconshire.  Succeeded  his  1 
the  i»t  bart.,  in  i8$&  Is  Lord-Lieut  of 
a  D.L.  and  aJ.P.  of  coa.  Radnor  and  Herefcid,  and 
Hon.  CoL  Breconshire  Rifle  VoL  Was  Hish  Sheriff 
of  BrMooahire  1864.  A  CmumMdhn,  Fint  dnded  fcr 
Herefordshire  July  1865. 


rmtw9m  0fHgkt  LMmr- 
Newton.  Vl. 


v.. 


R..  GteaorgaMliira:  Uyvvw.  R..  Hay.  V.. 
iif«:  OtftmyTv;  mXmm,  B..  sad  WaMi 


S«^J. 


&W. 


IIKMBERS  OP  PARLIAMENT. 


A.  J.  BALFOUR  (Btrtflnrd). 

Arthur  James   Balfour,*  son   of  the  late 

James  Maitland  Ualfour,  Ksq.,  of  Whittinghame,  by 
Lady  Blanche  Mary  Harriet,  d.  of  the  2nd  Marquess 
of  Salbbury.  He  was  bom  1848,  and  was  ed.  at  Eton, 
and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Carob.,~grad.  M.A.  1873.  Is  a 
D.L.  for  EsLst  lx)thian  and  Ross-shire.  Was  Assistant 
Private  Sec  to  the  Marquess  of  Salisbury,  Secretary  of 
State  for  Foreign  Affairs,  i878-8a  Was  employctl  on 
special  mission  of  Lx>rds  Bcaconsficld  and  Salisbury  to 
Berlin  June  1878.  A  Conservativf.  Fint  elected  for 
Hertford  Feb.  1874, 

Tfmm  Jlfsidetice—4,  Carlton  Garden*.  S.W. 

^^nJ^f^WhtuinghaiDe,  Prcttookirk,  East  Lothian;  Strathcosan,  Muir  of  Ord,  N.B. 


SIR  GEORGE  BALFOUR  (KincardineBhlre). 

George  Balfour,  K.C.B.,  son  of  the  late  Capt. 

George  Balfour,  of  Montrose.  He  was  born  1809,  was  eil. 
at  the  Military  Coll.,  Addiscomhc,  and  m.,  1848,  Charlotte 
Isabella,  d.  of  the  late  Joseph  Hume,  Esa.,  M.P.  Became 
Lieut.  Madras  Artillery  1825,  Capt.  and  Major  1844,  Lieut. - 
Col.  1854,  Col.  1856,  Major-Gen.  1865,  Lieut.-Gen.  1874, 
and  Col.-Comdt.  R.A.,  and  Gen.  1877;  was  Staff  Officer 
of  Artillery  with  Malacca  Field  Force  1832-3,  Adjutant  of 
Artillery  1833*42,  and  Assist.  Adjt.-Gen.  1834-5,  Brigade  Major  in  the 
Field  in  India  1839,  and  in  China  1840.42  ;  Agent  for  Captured  Property  in 
China  1841-2,  Receiver  of  Public  Money  paid  by  China  under  Treaty  of 
Nankin,  and  Consul  at  Shanghai  1843-6,  member  of  Madras  Mil.  Board  1849-57, 
Commissioner  of  Public  Works,  Madras,  1852-4,  Inspector- Gen.  of  Onlnance, 
Madras,  1857-9,  meml)cr  of  Mil.  Finance  Commission  of  India  1859-60,  and 
President  of  Finance  Committee  and  Chief  of  Mil.  Finance  Department  of  India 
1860-62  ;  a  member  of  the  Royal  Commission  on  Recruiting  for  the  Army  1 866-7, 
Assist  to  the  Controller-in  Chief  at  the  War  Office  1868-71  ;  served  with  the 
Malacca  Field  Force  1832,  with  the  ?'ield  Force  in  the  cede<l  di.stricts,  and  in  the 
action  of  Zorapore,  1839  ;  was  present  with  the  China  Force  1840-42,  includinj^ 
the  capture  of  Chusan,  Canton,  and  Amoy,  the  re-occupation  of  Chusan,  the 
actions  of  Ningpo,  Tzcki,  Chapoo  and  Chinkeang,  &c.  Is  a  Fellow  of  several 
scientific  societies,  and  a  D.L.  and  a  J. P.  of  Kincardineshire.  Createtl  a  C.B. 
1854,  and  a  K.C.B.  1870.  A  Lil>era/.  First  elected  for  Kincardineshire  Dec. 
1872. 


C/«Aff— Atheiueum,  Oriental,  Gty  LiberaL 
Itesidtnc*-6,  Qeveland  Gaxtlau,  Hyde  Park,  W. 


btaach  of  tha  BaUbun  of  Balbimic. 


imfBtM  or  PARLUyKKT. 


John  BUir  BALfouR,  Q.C,  ton  of  the  Rev. 
P.  Balfour.  Miabter  of  Ctof liiMmMn,  by  jaat  RamMv, 
d.  oT  Um  lai«  Jolm  BWr,  Biq.  H«  wm  bom  jolv  i  itb. 
1837,  wu  «L  At  EdiatMrth  Academy  ud  at  UaW.  of 
ICdinbttfBh,  and  m.  1st,  1869,  LiliajjCHwaid,— who  dic«l 
iS— ,— d.  of  thr  latf  l^ofd  Mackcnue,  •  lujrd  of  ScMion ; 
and  aadly,  1^  ilon.  Mafiaaoc  EIim,  d.  uf  the  i»t 

Baroa  Moai  rd  to  the  Scoituh  liar  1861.     Ai>- 

Ucttor^jcneral  for  Sc.  t*'"^^-       '     -   D.U  for  city  •»f 

KliUrml,    Uasacor  Mxth,  A|>nli88o. 

Clacktaaaaaa  aad  Kim.      .  _,.  .  ;___. 


CAi<b-DnwMn  (LoadMi) :  Uoivmtey  Md  librnl  (EdktMfflijL 


J.  t.  BALTOVE  iTamwortkX 
Jabez  Spencer  Balfour,  son  of  James  Ballbur, 

Eiq.,  by  Clara  Lucas  hik  wife,  an  auihoreu  aad  Tempe* 
raace  advocate.  He  wan  born  Sepc.  4th,  1843,  waa  ed.  in 
France  and  Cicnuany,  and  m.,  1S66,  Ktlcn,  tfT  of  the  laie 
J.  Whittle  Mcttl.  IvM)..  of  We^tboume  Park.  W.  U  Capi. 
of  the  2nd  Surrey  Kifle  Vol.,  a  member  of  the  Croyoon 
School  Board,  a  Director  of  •everal  public  cot.,  and 
Fofviga  Warden  of  the  Worduphd  Co.  of  Faa  S4ak«n. 
A  Ik0rmigk  LihrmI,    Elected  for  Tamworth  April  1880. 

....J «—-■»-  ■«■        Umma     rVmiiiflnM 


B.  CAMPBELL  BANKERMAN  (SUrllnc  Dlatrletl 

Henry  Camimiki.i.-IUnnkkm  w,  son  of  the  late 

Sirj4nK->CainplK:lI,  of  Slracithro,  l-.-rf.ir  *vrf.  hy  jar»cl,  d. 
of  the  late  Henry  Itannemtan.  Kv]  .  «it  r.      He 

was  bom  1830,  was  oI.  at  (.Us^ow  L  i  Trin. 

Cc4L,  CamU, — grad.  li.A.  in  h<in<>rN  i.-<„^.  ^  \  1861, 
—aad  IB.,  i86o»  Charlotte,  d.  of  the  Utc  Maj.-r  (.m.  >ir 
Charies  Bruce,  K.C&  UaJ.P.  fur  Kent  ani  Ijuuuk- 
thire.  Was  Financial  Secretary  to  the  \N  ar  Othce  frum 
Nov.  1871  till  Feb.  1874,  and  was  re-Ai>pumteil  lo  the 
aame  oAoe  April  1880.  In  Oct.  1872  he  aiwimed  tlie 
additional  somaaie  of  Bannerman,  in  accordance  with  the 
will  of  hk  natcrnal  uncle,  the  late  Henry  Banaenaan, 
Em.,  of  Hoatoa  Court,  Kent.  A  Lihfmi.  First  decteil 
for  StirUog  District  Nov.  1868,  having  beea  in  the  ptcvioaa 
April  aa  *  '    —  .. .  - 

CMt    RdbiBi.  OsCard  awl  QMifaridg*,  D>««»luf«. 
T0mm  RmUtmn    6.  Gravwnr  Placii.  S  NV 
St^k-Gm»ma^  Park,  y.taunar. 


lO 


MRMBERS  or  PARLIAMENT. 


J.  W.  BUtOLAT  (FOrtenhlrtV 

James  William  Barclay,  son  of  the  late  Mr. 
George  Barclay,  of  Cultft,  near  Aberdeen,  by  Margaret,  d. 
of  Mr.  James  Massie,  of  Marvculter,  Kincardineshire.  He 
was  bom  1832,  was  ed.  at  the  Gram.  School,  Al>erdeen, 
and  at  the  University  therein,  and  m.,  1863,  Jane, — 
who  died  1865, — d.  of  Mr.  John  Smith,  of  Strathdon, 
Aberdeenshire.  Is  a  merchant  and  farmer.  A  Liberal. 
First  elected  for  Forfarshire  Dec.  1872,  having  in  June 
187a  unsaccessfully  contest«l  Al>ertlcen. 

CM-Rdbrm. 

T0mm  RttitUmet-xoi,  PaU  Mall.  S.W. 


T.  0.  BARm O  (Eaaez.  SoutlO. 

Thomas  Charles  Baring,  son  of  the  Right  Rev. 
Charies  Baring,  D.  D.,  Bishop  of  Durham,  by  his  ist  wife, 
Mary  Ursula,  only  d.  of  Col.  Charles  Sealy,  of  the  H.E.I.C.S. 
He  was  bom  May  i6th,  1831,  was  ed.  at  Brasenose  Coll., 
Oxford  (of  which  he  was  sometime  a  Fellow), — grad.  B.A. 
18— ,M.A.  18 — ,— and  m.,  1859,  Susan  Carter,  d.  of  Robert 
Brown  Mintum,  Esq.,  of  New  York.  Is  a  D.L.  for  Ix)ndon, 
and  a  partner  in  the  well-known  firm  of  Baring  Bros,  and  Co. 
A  Conservative.     First  elected  for  South  Essex  Feb.  1874. 

C/w*<— City  Carlton,  United  Univertity,  Travelleri'. 
Totvn  Addrtu—%,  Bishopsgate  Street,  E.C. 
.S'M/f— High  Beach,  Essex  ;  The  Cedars,  Roehampton,  Surrey. 


VI8C0UUT  BARINO  (Wlnche«t«rX 

Francis  George  Baring,  el.  son  of 
the  1st  Earl  of  Northbrook,  by  Elizal)eth 
Harriet,  d.  of  the  late  Henry  Charles  Sturt, 
ELso.,  of  Crichel  House,  Wimbome,  He  was 
b.  Dec  8th,  1850,  and  was  ed.  at  Eton. 
Entered  the  Rifle  Brigade  1870,  became  Lieut. 
1871,  was  transferred  to  the  Grenadier  Guards 
1876,  and  retired  i88a  Was  Aide-de-Camp 
to  his  father,  the  Gov.-Gcn.  of  India,  1873-6. 
js  a  J.  P.  for  Hants,  and  Lieut.  Hants  Yeo. 
av.  A  Liberal.  Elected  for  Winchester 
March  31st,  i88a 


C/m^«— Brooks's.  Marlborough,  White's. 
Ttmm  ResiJmce—A,  Hamilton  Place,  W. 


MCMBBRB  or   PARLIAMENT. 


II 


P.  «.#.K.BAEn 

Frederick  St«  John  Newdigate  Barnk,  d. 
•on  of  Frad«rick  hunt,  E«q..  oTSottcrlcy  llaJl,  SoiTolk. 
li.P.  for  Dttowich.-b)r  Mary  Aoae  Elua- 


bctlw  tl  a.  oT  Sir  John  Edwri  Ccwumj  Htmywood^ 
6th  hart.  H«  wm  bora  1842,  and  ai.,  iKji,  Lady 
CuMUaoa  Adaiaida  SayoMor,  d.  oT  iba  oh  MarqoeM 
of  Hertlocd.  Enlarad  iha  Scott  FariUar  Gaards  18)9. 
Iroon  whkh  ha  iiCirad  at  Cape  and  LicoL-CoL  1873. 
ACmstnmiku,  FiiBt alaclad fw Ea«t Saflblk Fcbw  a2ad, 
1876. 


A.  BHins  (Mr^yihira. 

Alfred  Barnes,  youngest  son  of  the  late 
John  Gorcll  Baroct,  Eaq.,  c£  Ashcate,  Derbythire,  by 
Klizabeth  Tkylor,  d.  of  John  Clay,  E«q..  of  North 
\Vtnc6eld,  Cherter6eld.  He  was  bora  1833,  and  m., 
1854,  Charlotte,  youngest  d.  of  the  late  Thoaias 
\V  1 1  s<  m  R«q.,  of  Liverpool  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Derbyihtre, 
tensive  coalowner.  A  Lihtrai.  Elected  for 
■    c  April  iSSa 

,  WhiuhalL 
jr«nU^wy-Aal«at«  Lodgv,  Mtf 


J. 


John  Barran,  son  of  the  late  Mr.  John  Barran, 

of  New  Wandsworth,  Surrey.  He  was  bora  l8si,  was 
cd.  at  private  KhooK  and  m.  1st,  iSaa,  Ana,  d.  of  Mr. 
Major  Him,  o(  Leeds;  andly,  1878,  Ella,  widow  of 
John  Billon,  Esq.,  of  Scarbom^  Is  a  J. P.  for  Leeds, 
a  merchant  at  Lc«ds,  and  principal  partner  in  the  firm  of 
John  Naaaer  and  Co.,  wooUen  doth  manafiictnrers.  of 
Carlinghow  Mills,  Batlcy,  1 
Ai^.  15th,  1876. 


Leeda.    KiMtrml.    Fust 


'*  MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


J.  BARRT  (Wtzfbrd  Oonnty). 

John  Barry,  son  of  Thomas  Barry,  Esq.,  of 
Poulrane.  co.  WexfoH,  by  Mary,  d.  of  W.  Shalla,  Ksq., 
of  Stokcstown,  co.  Wexford.  He  was  bom  May  14th, 
1845,  was  ed.  at  Craster,  NorthumbcrlamI,  and  m., 
1867,  Mary,  d.  of  James  O'Dwyer,  Ksq.,  of  Lismorc, 
Ireland.  Is  a  floor-cloth  and  linoleum  manufacturer. 
A  Homt  Kulfr.  Founded,  with  the  late  Isaac  Itutt, 
Esq.,   M.P.,  the  Home   Rule   Confederation   of  Great 

Britain,  of  which  he  was  Hon.  Sec.  1873-6,  since  when  he  has  been  senior 

Vice-President.     Elected  for  Wexford  co.  April  1880. 

Jtttidemet—ii,  Doughty  Street.  Mecklenburxh  Square,  W.C. 
E.  ASHMEAD-BARTLETT  (Eye). 

Ellis  Ashmead-Bartlett,  el.  son  of  the  late  Ellis 
Bartlett,  Esq.,  of  Plymouth,  by  Sophia,  d.  of  the  late  John 
King  Ashmead,  Esq.  He  wa.s  bom  1848,  and  wascd.  by  the 
Rev.  W.  B.  Davis,  of  Apsley  House,  Tortjuay,  and  alCh.  Ch., 
Oxford, — grad.  B.A.  isl  class  in  Final  Schools  1872.  Called 
to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1877.  ^^^  sometime  one  of 
H.  M.  's  Inspectors  of  Schools.  A  ConsfrvtUive ;  "belongs  to 
party  of  Conservative  progress. "  Elected  for  Eye  April  1880. 

Clmit—d^ton,  St.  Stephen's. 
Jie$itUnet—iy,  Grosveoor  Street,  W. 

SIR  WALTER  B.  BARTTELOT,  Bart.*  (Sussex,  West). 

Walter  Barttelot  Baritelut,  el.  so«  of  the 
late  George  Barttelot,  Esq.,  of  Stopham  House,  Pul- 
borough,  by  Emma,  d.  of  the  late  James  Wood  bridge, 
Esq.,  of  Richmond,  Surrey.  He  was  Iwm  October  loth, 
1820,  and  was  ed.  at  Rugby.  Entered  the  Amiy  M.irch 
1839  as  Comet  of  the  1st  Royal  Dragoons,  became  Lieut. 
Dec.  1 84 1,  and  Capt.  Feb.  1845  ;  retired  1853.  He 
m.  1st,  1852,  Harriett,— who  died  1863,— 4th  d.  of  the 
late  .Sir  Christopher  Musgrave,  9th  bart.,  of  Eden  Hall, 
and  2ndly,  1868,  Margaret,  only  child  of  the  late  Henry 
Boldero,  Esq.,  of  South  I^odge,  St.  Leonards  Forest, 
Sussex.  Is  a  D.L.  and  a  T.P.  of  the  co.  of  Sussex,  and 
Lieut. -Col.  of  2nd  Sussex  Rifle  Vol.  Created  a  Baronet 
A  Comarvativi.     First  elected  for  West  Sussex  Dec.  27th,  i860. 

Pairm  ^tw9  Z.(v«>r/Y— Stopham  R.,  Hardham,  R.,  Sussex. 
Ctmti — CarltOQ,  Junior  United  Service. 
Town  Retidgnct—y^,  St.  James's  Place,  S.W. 
Stat — Stopham,  near  Pul  borough. 

*  This  baronet's  ancestor  came  to  England  with  William  the  Conqueror,  and  his  family 
has  been  seated  at  Stopham  since  the  Conquest. 


Mmims  OP  PARLiAMKinr. 


»3 


Hamir  AlOred  Bass,  loo  of  Michiel  Thonus 
Ra^  E^.,  M.p.  for  Dtrbjr.  bf  Elba  Jane,  a  d.  of 
!ittel  Ardca,  of  Loci(croA«  Hall,  Stailbcdtliirc. 
..r  .«,  ^HQ  July  yjth,  184J,  waa  ed.  at  Hanow,  and  ol, 
1879.  (1>«  Hon.  Loaiia,  d.  of  the  jrd  Baron  BafoC.  It 
IT  ti  Major  jid  Suflbcd  MUitk.  A  USnu/.  Fine 
1  aairortli  April  a4th,  1878. 


Rmt^km*    W-dmwd  »•«•. 


M.  A.  BAM  (Btafftordahtra.  laatx 

Michael  Arthur  Bass,  cL  ton  of  Michael 
Thomat  Ba«,  Eaq..  M.P.  ibr  Derby,  by  Eltia  lane.  rl. 
d.  of  Maior  Samuel  Anles,  of  Loogoroft*  Hall,  Sia&inl- 
fthire.     He  was  bom  Nov. 


^^  >       Harrow,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Carob. ;  grad.  &  A.  iSm, 

F^j|«l^tlr*  /        1863  ;  and  m.,  Oct.  1869.  Harriet  Georgiana,  d.  of  tl 

t^^S^t^  \      ^~  Thornewill,  £m].,  of  Dove  Cliff,  Staflbfdahire. 


lath,  1837,  and  waa  ed.  at 
M.A. 

tbelale 
Ua 
in  the  extciuive  brewing  firm  of  BaM  and  Ca, 
n-Trcnt,  a  D. L.  ami  a  J.  P.  for  Staflbfdabircb  and 
nl  Rifle  VoL     A  LAtroL     Sat  for  Staflbid 
5  till  Nov.  1868,  wbcn  he  was  fint  elected 
tjrdshirc. 


r/bfe-Ralanii.  Osfocd  aod  Caabridf*.  Brookt'a,  Tarf. 
Tmmm  Jf^mdmtr-M,  Xaiaa  SqaMV.  &W. 

^TraM :  Gim  Qwokh,  I0 


M.  T.  BA88  (DerbjX 

Michael  Thomas  Bass,  son  of  the  late  M.  T. 
Bats,  Esq.,  and  grandson  of  Wm.  Baas,  Esq.,  both  of  whom 
carried  on  extensive  brewing  establtshmeBts  at  Barton* 
oo-Trcnt,  by  Sarah,  d.  of  the  late  Abraham  Hosktns,  Esq. 
He  was  bora  July  1799,  and  was  ed.  at  the  Gram.  Sdi. 
Burton-oo-TrenL  In  1835  he  m.  Elia  Jane,  eL  d.  of  the 
late  Major  Samuel  Anicn,  of  Loogcrofts  Hall,  Staflbidshifc. 
It  a  D.L  and  a  J.P.  for  Staffuidshire,  aJ.P.  for  Derbyshire, 
and  senior  partner  in  the  eminent  &m  of  Bass  and  Ca, 
brewers,  Burtoo-oo^TrenL  A  LdanU.  Has  aat  for  Derby 
since  1&48. 


tot. 


Bwtea'Oa'Traai :  dm  Tulchsm  Ccbmovt*.  N.B. 


14 


MEMBERS  OP   PARLIAMENT. 


•IE  THOIIAl  EATB80H.  Bart  (DrrllM). 

Thomas  Bateson,  son  of  the  late  Sir  Robert 
B.itt-von.  1st  b*rt.,— formerly  M.P.  for  Lomlonderry, 
\y].><  iicd  1863,— by  Catherine,  d.  of  the  late  Samuel 
I'ukM.n,  Esq.,  of  Ballynagvillc,  Limerick.  He  was 
lx>m  1819.  Entered  the  Army  as  2nd  Lie«t.  60th  Rifles 
Dec.  1837,  became  Lieut.  13th  Light  Dragoons  Sept. 
1840,  and  Capl.  Feb.  184S  ;  retired  1846.  In  1849  he 
m  the  Hon.  Caroline  Elizabeth  Anne,  2nd  da.  of  the  4lh 
Baron  Dynevor.  Was  a  Lord  of  the  Treasury  from 
March  to  December  1852.  Is  a  D.  L.  and  a  J.  I*,  for  cos. 
Down  and  I>ondonderry.  A  ConsentUive ;  opposed  to 
"sudden  and  organic  changes,"  but  not  to  "national 

^._^ Represented  Londonderry  co.  from  March  1844  till  1857,  when  he 

accepted  the  Chiltem  Hundreds.     First  elected  for  Devizes  April  1864. 

C/»Ar— Carlton,  White'»,  Travelien',  MariborouKb,  Ulster. 

Ttmm  Rend*fut—ii,  Grovesnor  Place,  S.W. 

^M/t— Bclvoir  Park.  Newtownbfcda,  Belfast ;  BcUagty,  00.  Londonderry. 


BATESON-HARVEY  [8e«  Harveyl. 


RIGHT  HON.  W.  E.  BAXTER  (Montrose  District). 

^Bni  William  Edward  Baxtf.r,  P.C,  el.  son  of  the 

ijjj^  late  Edward  Baxter,  Esq.,  of  Kincaldrum, — a  merchant  at 

^^bmSL  Dundee, — by  Euphemia,  d.  of  the  late  Wm.  Wilson,  Esq., 

of  Dundee.  He  was  bom  1825,  was  ed.  at  the  iiigh  Sch., 
Dundee,  and  at  the  University  of  Edinburgh,  and  m.,  1847, 
Janet«  el.  da.  of  J.  Home  Scott,  Elsq.,  of  Dundee.  Was  Secre- 
tary to  the  Admiralty  from  Dec.  1868  till  March  1871,  and 
a  Joint  Secretary  to  the  Treasury  .March  1871  till  August 
1873.  Sworn  a  meml)er  of  the  I'rivy  Council  March  1873. 
Is  a  D.L.  and  a  J.  P.  of  Forfarshire,  head  of  the  firm  ot 
W.  E.  Baxter  and  Co.,  foreign  merchants,  of  Dundee,  and 
author  of  "  America  and  the  An>ericans,"  "The  Tagus  and  the  Tiber,"  " The 
Social  Influence  of  Christianity,"  "The  Social  Condition  of  the  Southeni 
States  of  America,"  &c  An  advanced  Liberal ;  advocates  the  abolition  of  the 
Uws  of  entail  and  primogeniture,  and  the  severance  of  Church  from  State. 
First  elected  for  Montrose  District  1855. 

C/kAt— Reibna,  Dcvofuhire. 
.Sai/— Kincakinim,  near  Forfar. 


MtMBISS  or  fARUAMEVT. 


»5 


W.  W.  & 


WiUiam  Wither  Bramtton  Beach,*  ton  of  the 


Ute  W.  BcMfa. 


h,  Em.,  orOftkkv  HaU.-ftxineriy  M.I*,  foe 
Md  liMl..CoL  ol  tfe«  North  GloacMUnhifv 


i-^jiM  Hcaikcta.  d.  of  John  BfowB*.  Eio.,  of 
Sdpcfftoo  Pirk,  GkmoaMcnhim.  H«  «m  born  Dec 
aSih,  iSa6,  wm  ad.  at  Eton,  aod  at  CK  Ch.,  Odbrd,— 
ItmL  ii.A.  1849.  M.A.  l8$a,-HUMl  m..  1857,  Canliae 
ChidMrtcr.  d.  of  the  kue  CoL  AoffiMw  Onrelaiid,  of 
Ihtfk,  North  Ucvoa     b  a  J.P.  for  Hampfthiiv 

C^  iD  the  Hanu  Yea  Cav.  i8$&     A  Cimur. 


ISlTc 


elected  for  North  Hampehire  A|>nl  1857. 


fM»   0>M<r  Kan.  Mv  BMfa«MolM:  lUcvfl  Hoim.  T»owlifMt«- 


RIOBT  HON.  IIE  KICHAIL  B. 


§i?^ 


Ban  (Olonoaetenhtre.  Baeti 


Home  I 
till  KcU 


Michael  Edwar.!  IT. .w^n^i.  ••^/>C,  AC/ 

el.  M>n  of  the  lat  iicach.  Sth  bart  , 

formerly  M.  P.  ^i  whu«l»cil  1854, 

—  by  Harriet  Vitlona,  d.  ol  J.  btnitton,  l.s'i ,  of  Karthint;- 
hor  lofi^,  North.inn>tonshirc.      He  wa\  l»uni  Oct.  230!, 
<  h.  Ch..  Oxforil  ;  ura-l    i     \ 
in  .Modem  History,      '■'. 
'    ~Ti.    1st,    liM»4,    Caroline 
1.  d.  of  I.   H.  Elwe^ 

.._    ,  'rrNliirr  :    Jndlv,    iR-j 

i.ucy  Catherine,  d. 
P    and  a  D.L.  of  ». 

■ccMenhtre  Miliiu,^ioi^i)cd  iSjix.  \Va* 
y  Sccrctarv  to  the  Poor  Law  Boa«d  from 
nil  .\ug  186S,  Under  Secrelarv  of  State  for  the 
I>cc.  186S,  Chief  Secrctaiy  for  Ireland  FeL  1874 
State  for  the  Colonics  fron  Feb.  18^  till  Apnl 
ii__  v« — »- .o_.      ACtmsavatwe.     I* int returned 


A  i 


16^ \  AU*1    >-t;t_ 

1880 ;  fworo  a  Privy  CooncUlor  March  1874. 
for  present  ooostitueoqr  July  1864. 

Pmtmm  ^ hm  LMi^»--4immhtnm,  R..  and  Sc  Mary  Ampmty.  V..  CloacilMiMr*. 
CimU-Okikom,  Sc.  St/tfhm'K  Atkmmum 
Ttmm  AMma^^  Pmumb  Sqmn,  W. 

.WillkMUip  Park.  MW  rUHbni :  NadMra«<»,  Aianhary. 


tlMt  of  Hidta-Baach.    H« 
Inlllfa. 
t  UdMawfodlhMiSirElliaH 


by  royal  licatM*  the  mum  of  BMch  oa|y,  iMiaad  of 
horn  tka  faady  of  Da  la  Badi^  of  AMvortb. 


iiaHicki.who 

ilM  Praadi  at  Um  banlaof  QrMnr:  from  vkoa  daM 
dMaCihafatlwraf  ihacalakraMdSirBaptMt  Hicka. 
dM  Noab.  Baib  of  CahMtiwiiiigk  Tha  gi 
I  Um  aasM  of  Baadi  oa  kia  aamaca  viik  Um 


a  kaJcki-bMMtai  by  Cdvanl  III  . 
•,</ Mft  bavlM  lakaa  a  baMar  9nm 


E^n^rf 


t6 


MEMBERS  or  PARLIAMENT. 


W.  1.  BBAUMOHT  (HortlrambtrlMid.  BoothX 

Wcntworth  Hlackett  Beaumont,  son  of  the  late 

Thonuft  Wcni worth  Hcaumont,  Esq., — M.P.  for  North- 
umberUnd  1818-37, — l>y  Henrietta  Jane  Emma,  d.  of  J. 
Atkinion,  Esq.,  of  Manle  Hayes,  He  was  l)om  April 
nth,  1829,  was  cd.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camh., 
and  in  1856  m.  Lady  Maiigaret  Anne,  d.  of  1st  Marquess 
of  Clanricardc  Is  a  D.  L.  and  a  I.  P.  of  Northuml)erland, 
and  a  J.  P.  for  the  W.  Riding  of  York,  and  for  county 
Durham.  A  Uberal.  First  elected  for  South  Northum- 
berland July  1852. 


PiUrmt  ff  Un  LMw» — Cumberworth,  D.,  Darton.  V.,  ScuMt.  V., and  High  Hoytand, 
R^Yofk»hiT«:  SUlc).  V.St.  John*  Ix:c,   R,  Allendale,  -     •     . 


DUiey.   .  .  ....   ,^ — ,   — 

Rywell.  V  .  and  Hexham.  R.,  Northumberland. 

CAi^-Brook»'».  Reform,  White*.  Traveller*'. 

T«mm  R*tiiUnct—\^,  Piccadilly.  W. 

.9m/i— Bretton  Park.  Wakefield  ;  DiUton.  Corbridge-on-Tyne 
Northumberiaod. 


R.,  Ninebanks.  V.,  St.  Andrew 


Allenheada.  Allendale. 


EARL  OF  BECTIVE  (WestmorelAnd). 

Tliomas  Taylour  i^Earl  of  Bective\ 
son  of  the  3rd  Marquess  of  Hcidfort,  by 
Amelia,  d.  of  the  late  W.  Thompson,  Esq., 
M.P.  for  Westmoreland  1826-54.  Horn  1844; 
ed.  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  ;  is  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L. 
for  Westmoreland,  of  which  co.  he  was  High 
Sheriff  1868;  m.,  1867,  Lady  Alice  Hillon, 
only  d.  of  the  4th  Marquess  of  Downshire.  A 
Comervatwe.  First  elected  M.P.  for  West- 
moreland Feb.  1 87 1. 

Club — M  arlborough. 

.S'<rd/— Underley,  Kirkby  Lonwlale. 


AMICUS  AMtCO. 


A.  H.  BELLINGHAM  (Loutli  County). 

Alan  Henry  Bellingham,  eL  son  of  Sir 
Alan  Edward  Bellingham,  3rd  bart.,  by  Elizabeth,  only 
child  of  Henry  Clarke,  Esq.,  of  West  .Skirbeck  Hou.se, 
Boston.  He  was  bom  Aug.  23rd,  1846,  was  ed.  at,. 
Harrow,  and  at  Exeter  Coll.,  Oxfonl,  grad.  B.A.  1869, 
M.A.  1872,  and  m.,  1874,  Lady  Constance  Julia  Eleanor 
Georgiana  Noel,  d.  of  the  2nd  Earl  of  Gainsborough. 
Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  1875  ;  is  Capt  Louth 
KiHe  Militia,  and  Private  Chaml)erlain  to  His  Holiness 
the  Pope,  I>eo.  XHL  A  Conservative  Home  Ruler ;  in 
favour  of  Tenant  Right.  Elected  for  co.  Louth  May 
28lh,  1880. 

C/m^«— United  University,  St.  George's,  Kildare  Street. 


ChmmAtn—^U  Carey  Street,  Lincoln's  Inn,  W.C. 
Ettidemc*    Caattc  Bdlinghai,  00.  Louth. 


MEM  BBSS  OP   PARLlAMUrr. 


«7 


Vt 


,K^ 


I 


mom. 


A.r.  a 


(WhlMutVHU 


George  Augustut  Frederick  Cavendish  Bex- 
iiNOC.  />C.,  ooljr  vm  f)f  the  bi0  Ma|or<0«n.  Lord 
Kredcffkk  BmiOncV  v  Udv  Uuy.  tad  d.  of  i« 

Eari  of  LoMddv,  wubora  i8ji.  vm  el  at 

W«i«ifaMi«r8elL,Miii««  inrt.ColL,C— ubi,    timl.  BlA. 
1843.  M.A.  it47,— tad  te  1850  oi.  PmdtaeeTMMlopt. 

4th  d.  oTtlM  bit  CoL  ClMurtai  IWII  LoHc,  orGI«VMfl> 
CMlle,  CO.  MoMffbuL  Odkd  to  the  Bar  at  Uaootn'* 
Iim  1846.  It  a JTp.  for  Camberiand  and  Donet,  and  a 
TnMtee  of  the  BrWah  Mwewn.  Wa«  Sccmary  of  the 
Board  of  Trade  from  Maich  1874  till  Nov.  1875.  ami 
Tadfe  Advocate  General  froea  Nov.  1875,  what  he  was  awom  a  Prtvjr  Com- 
:tor,  OBtU  April  i88a    A  CmMnmHmt;  fai  bvor  of  "a  firm,  rnniiiUBl,  tad 


.neat  fbtdgn  polkr."  Uiiiiiuniiiiiliy  eoMMd  TasDlon  April  1859,  bM  wa« 
Icctod  thelbllowtnff  Aianat.  and  tat  ix  that  boioifh  untu  July  1865,  when 
e  was  hm  elected  for  WUtehavea. 


CAi«r-OMkoa.  Tka« 


iXToiC 


a  w.  p.  BaiiTUiuE  (KmMk,  w«Di 

George  William  PIfrrei>ont  T^RNTHfOClon  oi 
the  late  Vicc-A<!  k.  \rv  the  Ladj 

Francn  Aueusta   ;  of  the  let  Earl 

Manver*.  Bom  July  I7ih,  iioy  U  a  J. P.  and  a 
D.  L.  for  Norfolk.  A  C^MMmUive.  UmocceMfttUr  con- 
teated  Kendal  1843.  Sat  for  West  Norfolk  1852^  and 
haa  wproicntcd  the  tame  conalitueiicy  tince  Jan.  1871. 

CAiii-OiriM.  ThC  Marlbemcb. 
Ttmm  Addwmt-^  Da«t»  Somc  W. 


a  De-IA-P.  BSBBPOID  (Armagh 

George  de-U-Poer  Berespord,  son  of  the 
Mott  Rev.  Dr.  Marcnt  Gervak  Beresford,  Archhithop  of 
Armagh,  bv  hit  itt  wife,  Mary,  d.  of  the  late  Col.  Hennr 
PctUcy  L'Eatrmngc,  of  Moyttown,  King's  00.  He  wait 
U)ni  1831.  wat  edl  at  Eton,  and  at  Univ.  CoU.,  Oxfortl 
aixi  m.,  i860h  Manr  AnnabeUa,  fourth  d.  of  the  late  Rev. 
Wtlluun  Vernon  Harcourt,  of  Nonduun  Park,  Oxford 
ihire.  Ita  I.P.  anda  D.L.  of  CO.  Cavaa,ofwhich  he 
waa  High  SberiiT  1867,  and  a  J.  P.  for  co.  Anuigh.  A 
C0mMnmtme,   Pint  elected  for  Armagh  Oct  l8lh,  187$ 


UOST  HON.  A  J.  BIBBFOEI>-BOPB  (8ee  BopaL 


i8 


MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


William  Biddell,  third  son  of  the  late  Mr. 
Arthur  HiddeU,*  of  Playlbnl,  SnfTolk,  a  well-known  valuer 
in  the  county  of  Suflblkf  by  Jane,  d.  of  the  late  Mr.  Robert 
Ransome,  who  founded  large  iron  works  at  Ipswich. 
He  was  born  Aug.  182^,  was  cd.  at  a  Kmall  village  school 
at  Grundisbufgh,   Suflolk«   and   m.    ist,    1857,    Miss   K. 


Blencowe,  who  d.  1867 ;  andh 


land 


Howard,  Esq..  of  Lavenham  Hall,  SuflFolk 


l868,d.  of  the  late  Robert 
Is  a  surveyor. 


It,  and  auctioneer.     Has  been  Chm.   of  West  Suflfolk  Chamber  of 


Agriculture,  an<l  of  two  Farmers'  Clubs.     A  Liberal  Comervative. 
West  Suffolk  April  5th,  1880. 


Elected  for 


Xttidemct—Thit  HaU. 


Bufiblk. 


H.  BIDDULPH  (Berefiutlahlrtx 

Michael  BiDDULPH,t  el.  son  of  Robert  Bid- 
|^>^       dulph,  Esq.,  of  Ledbury, — formerly  M.P.  for  Hereford, — 
J^j^     b^  Elizabeth,  d.  of  George  Palmer,  Esq.,  of  Na/ing  Park, 
Essex.     He  was  bom  1^4,  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  m. 
1st,   1864,   Adelaide  Geoigiana, — who  died   18 — , — d.   of 
the  Rt.  Hon.  Gen.  and  Latiy  Alice  Jane  Peel  ;  2ndly,  1877, 
Lady  Elizabeth  Philippa.  widow  of  the  late  Henry  John 
Adeane,  Esq.,  M.P.,  and  d.  of  the  4th  Earl  of  Hard  wick  e. 
Is  a  D.L.  and  a  J.  P.  for  Hereford,  a  partner  in  the  firm  of 
Cocks,  Biddnlph,  and  Ca,  bankers,  London,  ami  a  Director 
of  the  Economic  Life  Assa  Ca     A  Libtral.     First  elected 
for  Herefordshire  July  1865. 
C/«^«— Bnx)ks*B,  Reform.        Tonim  ResieUttct — 19,  Eaaisiaorc  Gardens,  S.W. 
5'ra/— Ledbury.  Herefordshire. 

J.  O.  BIQOAR  (Ca;Tan  OonntyX  | 

Joseph  Gillis  Biggar,  son  of  Joseph  Biggar,  ^ 
Esq.,  of  Trainfield  House,  Belfast, — chm.  of  the  Ulster 
Banking  Co., — by  Isabella,  d.  of  William  Houston,  of 
Ballyearl,  co.  Antrim.     He  was  bom  Aug.  loth,  1828,    ; 
and  was  cd.  at  the  Belfast  Academy.     Unmarried.     Is  a 
provision   merchant,    a   member   of  the   Committee   of 
Belfast  Commercial  Buildings,  and  one  of  the  Council 
of  the  Irish   Home  Rule  League.      Was  Chm.   of  tlv 
Belfast  Water  Commissioners  from  Aug.  1869  till  Mar( 
1872.      "A  ZaW  League;*'   m  favor  of  I/orftr  RuL 
denominational  education,  fixity  of  land  tenure,  and  cul- 
tivators* proprietary."    Unsuccessfully  contested  London- 
derry city  1872.     First  elected  for  co.  Cavan  Feb.  1874. 

Town  RttidtKCt^ix,  Bef«*ford  Road,  Highbury,  N. 

Jrisk  Rtudtnce—^f^SaA. 


*  Thb  fcntleman  had  ten  children,  viz.,  WiUiam,  M.P.  as  above,  Manfred  and  Herman, 
widdy  kaowD  as  breeder*  of  Suffolk  horses  and  oeat  stock,  Thomas,  an  engineer  at  Ipswich, 


(profinetor  of  several  patents},  and  six  daughters. 

t  This  gentlcfluui's  CuBUy  has  bcca  seated  at  Ledbury  lor 


Lrly  two  centuries. 


MKMBIM  or  PARLIAMEirr. 

E 


J9 


wmm 


Edwmrd  Birkkcck,  youngett  Km  of  the  Ute 
Hmn  BktkhtA,  Em^  of  KmrniA  Hall,  Noriblk,   bv 
nbaM  Ucy.  d.  of  Um  ltl«  Robert  Butity,  Em|^  i 
Sunvy.    He  wm  bora  1838,  mkI  m..  ifi/^c   ih« 


He 
Hon.  Mary  AupuU  JolHfle,  d.  of  the  I  a  Ba. 
U  a  J.  P.  and  aD.!.  for  Nocfolk.    A  CmMn^ 
•lectol  for  North  Norfolk  Jan.  1879. 


riM»-Mai»OTM«h.  WklMTi.  CarlMk 
r#»«  M09idmt0    K»  Upper  BcimA  80M,  W. 
5«M#-H«nMad  Han,  Norvick 


Hugh  BiRLEY,  son  of  the  Ute  Joseph  Birley, 
Em).,  01  Fordbank,  Mancheoer,  by  Jane,  eL  d.  of  the  late 
Thomas  Hornby,  Em.,  of  ICirkham,  Lancaahtic  He 
was  born  Oct  3i»t,  1817,  was  ed.  at  WindMter,and  m.. 
July  184a,  Mabella,— who  died  Feb.  i8s6,*d.  of  Io«pb 
Baxendak.  Em).,  of  Woodskle.  Whetstone,  Mkliki^ 
A  C^msimUnte.  Is  a  D.L.  and  a  J.P.  for  Laaeashire, 
and  a  partner  in  the  mannfoctnring  fima  of  Madntoah 
and  Ca     First  elected  for  Manchcatrr  Nov.  i868w 

C/«4«-€MkM,  CuBuriaiba, 


(SomarMtalilra,  WMt> 

Mordaunt  Fenwick-Bisset,  cL  son  of  the 
late  Kev.  Ven.  Maurice  Geor^  Fenwick-Busel.  by 
Jane  Harriet,  d.  of  the  late  Maurice  Georve  Bisaet, 
Esq.,  of  Bath.  He  was  bom  Feb.  27th,  1&15,  was 
ed.  at  Trin.  ColL,  Camb.,  and  m.,  1851,  Satan,  only 
child  and  hetreas  of  the  Ute  Fiands  Pooham,  Esq., 
of  Bagboroagh  House,  Somefsetshtrc.  Enterod  itt 
Dragoon  Caards  1844,  aiKi  retired  as  Lieoi.  1849.  Is 
a  J.P.  for  Sonicrtet  (High  Sheriff  1872),  and  has 
been  for  some  yean  Master  of  the  Devon  and  Somer«et 
)  Stag  Hounds.  A  CmtmnmUm,  Elected  for  West 
April  i88a 


CMb-CarkflA.  Amy  and  Navy 
Bi«bQrai«|i  HoaM,TaMMa;  LaaMadnua,  UuMly,  N.B. 


^o 


MEMBERS  or  PARLIAMENT. 


J.  L  BLAGKBURITB  (LanoMhlxt.  Soath-WMtX 

John  Ireland  Blackburne,  el.  son  of  the 
late  John  Ireland  lUackburne,  Esq.,  of  Hale,  M.P.  foi 
Warrington  1834-47,  bv  Anne,  d.  of  the  late  William 
Bamfora,  Eso.,  of  Ikimiord,  Lancashire,  and  grandson  ot 
the  late  John  Blackburne,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Lancashire  1784- 
1831.  lie  was  bom  1817,  was  cd.  at  Eton,  and  m.  1st. 
1846,  Mary,  elder  d.  of  the  late  Sir  Henry  Bold  Hoghton, 
Bart.;  and  2ndly,  1857,  Emma  Jemima, — who  died  1870, 
— d.  of  George  Ravcnscroft,  Esq.,  and  widow  of  the  15th 
Viscount  Hereford.  Served  14  years  in  the  5th  Dragoon 
Guards,  from  which  he  retired  as  Capt.  Is  a  T.  P.  and 
a  D.L.  for  the  co.  Palatine  of  Lancaster,  and  Hon.  Col. 


of  the  4th  Roval  Lancashire  Militia. 
Firrt  elected  for  South- West  Lancashire  Nov.  1875. 

C/m^— United  Service,  Boodle's,  Carlton. 
SttU—Haic  Hall,  near  Liverpool 


A  Conservative. 


J.  A.  BLAKE  (Waterford  Coimty). 

John  Aloysius  Blake,*  son  of  the  late  Andrew 
Blake,  Esq.,  of  Waterford,  by  Mary,  d,  of  Patrick  Galway, 
Esq.,  of  Waterford.     He  was  bom   1826,  was  ed.  at  St. 

iohn's  Coll.,  Waterford,  and  at  the  Roy.  Coll.  of  Pau,  in 
'ranee,  and  m.,  1875,  Adelaide,  youngest  d.  of  Nicholas 
Mahon  Power,  Esq.,  formerly  M.P.  for  co.  Waterford,  of 
Faithlegg,  Waterford.  Was  Mayor  of  Waterford  1855-6-7, 
Pres.  ofthe  Waterford  Chamber  of  Commerce  1 858-9,  Chm. 
of  Select  Committee  on  Irish  Fisheries  1867,  Chm,  of  the 
Royal  Commission  on  Sea  and  Oyster  Fisheries  1868,  and 
Inspector  of  Irish  Fisheries  1869-78.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Waterford.  In  1860-61 
was  engaged  in  a  private  mission  for  establishing  direct  trade  between  France 
and  Irel^d,  and  tne  conveyance  of  the  French  mails  to  America  viA  Ireland. 
Author  of  •*  Defects  in  Moral  Treatment  in  Insanity  in  some  Public  Asylums," 
*'  State  of  the  Poor  labouring  under  Diseases  ofthe  Eye  and  Total  Blindness 
in  Ireland,"  "The  Salmon  Fisheries  and  Sea  Coast  F'isheries  of  Ireland," 
and  "Letters  from  Spain  and  North  Africa."  Promoted  the  ".Municipal 
Corporations"  (Ireland)  Bill  1864,  the  "Irish  Grand  Jury"  Bill  1864,  the 
"Irish  Sea  Coasts  Fisheries"  Bill  1865,  and  the  "Charitable  Bequests" 
(Ireland)  Bill  1865.  A  Nome  littler.  Sat  for  Waterford  city  from  March 
1857  till  Nov.  1869  ;  elected  for  Waterford  co.  April  1880. 

C/at^St.  GMTgeV. 
ResuUmet—^,  Ely  Place,  Dublin. 


Is  descended  from  the  Blakes  of  Renvyle,  co.  Galway. 


MCMBCftS  or   PARIJAMENT. 


3t 


nsBowLin) 


flbny  OwBlf) 


'^^Sf^ 


MA  IWVAT. 


Rowland  BuEmnMumrr.*  only  too  of  the 
felt  Sir  Arllnr  Bkmm^mmtU  jnl  but,— who  diad 
1849^-17  Svmh,  d.  of  the  bic  /T O'lfahoiiy.  Ejiq..  oT 
Blcnncnrtlk,  00.  ICcny.  He  wai  born  ScpL  Sth,  |S>9, 
ed.  at  Sloacyhuwt,  aad  at  Ch.  Ok.  Oxibfd,  aad 
m.,  iSto^  ikt  ConUM  Chariocte  de  Uydow  only  d.  of 
the  Coont  aad  CooalMa  d«  LndcB.  kaD.L.  aadaJ.P. 
for  Keny.  of  wbich  oa  he  via  High  Sbcfiff  1866,  aad  a 
member  oT  the  Rorallfidi  Academy.  A  USfmi.  Sat 
for  Gaiway  1865-08 ;  elected  for  ca  Kerry  April  itt» 


H«Mt.KiaMcy. 


>Wll1&*  l>W«itl»A  JUVAT. 


E.  F.  BLmnUUmTT  CUrrj  OovBtfX 

Rowland  Ponsonbv  Blennerhassett/  ooly 
100  of  the  Ute  Richard  Fraada  Bkmwrhamelt,  Eaq., 
J.P.,  of  Kelb,  t^Hoooria,  d.  of  the  late  William  Car^ 
^  rigoe  Ponaonbv,  Em.,  of  Crolla  He  waa  bom  1850^ 
was  ed.  at  Tnnitv  ColL,  Dublin,  where  he  obtained  1st 
dam  hooon,  and  at  Qirtst  Church,  Oxford,  and  oi., 
1876,  Mary  Beatrice,  youngest  d.  of  Walter 

"4dlcd  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  May  187 
Fint  clectfld  Ik  c 


Eaq.    Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  Ma 
U  a  J.P.  for  Kerry.     A  U^nn/, 
"Kerry  Feb.  1872. 


CiM-Rctem. 

T0mm  JttMfmtt    5«.  Ham  PtaM.  8.W. 

.S4«i-Kdb  Lodlf^  CUMcbwB,  001  Keny. 


J.  &  BOLTON  (BUrllnfahlreX 

Joseph  Cheney  Bolton.  Born  1819,  and 
m.  185a  It  an  East  India  merdiant,  and  a  oartner  in 
the  firm  of  Kcr,  Bolton,  and  Co.,  of  Glaieow  ana  Lawkm. 
A  Uktrai,     Elected  for  Stirlingshiie  ApnJ  l88a 

WMN.K.C 


.SM#-Ckrte«ok.  Uib«t, 


TMt 


is  dM  ool.  Mid  ihay 
\mmm  L,  «rf  1 
Kfliry  cok,  ordM 


ta 


MEMBRRS  OP  PARLIAMENT. 


T.  W.  BOOKD  (OrMBWloia 

Thomas  William  BooRD,*  el.  son  of  the  late 

Toseoh  Boord,  Esq.,  J. P.,  of  Ilarcfield  Orove,  Uxbridgc, 
by  Mary  Anne,  d.  of  Thomas  Ncustcad,  Ksq.,  of  Dun- 
ham, Notts.  He  was  bom  July  14th,  1838,  was  ed.  at 
HaiTOW,  and  m.,  1861,  Margaret,  elder  d.  of  the  late 
Thomas  Mackinlay,  Elsa.,  F'.S.  A.  Is  a  partner  in  the  finn 
of  Boord  utd  Son,  distillers,  a  Governor  of  St.  Bartholo- 
mew's Hospital,  a  Fellow  of  the  So.  of  Antiquaries,  and 
of  the  Royal  Institution,  Hon.  Sec.  of  the  Amateur  Me- 
chanical So.,  and  a  Lieut  in  Victoria  Rifle  Volunteei-s. 
A  Conservative.  First  elected  for  Greenwich  Aug.  2nd, 
"873. 

C/k^— Carlton. 


Sunhope  Gardens,  S.W. 
Smt-  Ockenden,  Cuckfidd 


RIGHT  HON.  O.  8CLATER-B00TH  (Hampshire.  NorthX 

George  Sclater-Booth,  P.C.^  F.R.S.^  el. 
son  of  William  Lutley  Sclater,  Esq.,  of  Hoddington 
House,  Hants,  by  Anne  Maria,  d.  of  the  late  William 
Bowycr,  Esq.  He  was  bom  1826,  and  was  ed.  at  Win- 
chester, where  he  obtained  the  gold  medal  for  Latin 
verse  in  1844,  and  at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  ;  grad.  B.A. 
—2nd  class  in  Classics— 1847,  M.A.  1848.  In  1857  he 
m.  Lydia  Caroline,  only  dL  of  the  late  Major  George 
Birch,  of  Clare  Park,  Hants.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the 
Inner  Temple  June  1 85 1.  Was  Parliamentary  Secretary 
to  the  Poor- Law  Board  from  March  1867  till  March 
1868,  Financial  Secretary  to  the  Treasury  from  that 
date  until  the  following  Dec ,  and  President  of  the  Local  Government  Board 
from  Feb.  1874  till  April  1880.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Hampshire,  a  member  of 
the  Governing  Body  of  Winchester  Collie,  and  Official  Verderer  of  the  New 
Forest,  Assumed  by  royal  license  in  1856  the  name  of  Booth  in  addition 
to  his  patronymic  Sworn  a  member  of  the  Privy  Council  March  1874.  A 
Conservative.     First  elected  for  North  Hampshire  April  1857. 

C/«Ar— Carltoa.  St.  Stephen's. 

Ttmm  Re*idene*—ji,  St.  Geofje's  Square,  S.W. 

.Sm/— Priory.  Odiham,  Hams. 


k  a  dcacendant  of  Dr.  Andrew  Borde,  phytidao  to  Henry  VIII..  and  author  of  the 
of  Health."  &c 


MtMBKKS  or  rAKUAMEMT, 


»i 


W.«L 


of  the 
farConi* 

tad  at  TriA.  CoU.  OxlSd  (E  A. 


WUliAm  CopeUad  BoBUuii,*oolvfoii 
bU  Saaoct  BAm,  Eio..  J.P.  ud  «  UL  fa 
wdL  br  May  Ammu  d.  «r  Um  ku  WUIiui  Cm 


1S70,  M.A.  1871!  aad  a.,  1870,  AMcc  Lacy,  d.  of 
the  Rev.  AUiadnCcal.  Vicar  of  Colo  Sl  AdwynX 
GlaKcrtaraMre.  It  •  J.  P.  lor  Coniarmll,  aad  a  Fellow 
of  the  SodalT  of  Anliqaariaa.  Waa  Praa.  of  clw  Rov. 
IjMlitatioQ  of  CofBwaU  18^  awl  1888.  A  UAtrJ; 
ia  hm  fiiiroar  of  Ua  nao»al  of  evary  artUicial  mtrktioo 
to  the  Ml  davetopoBOiC  of  land.  Elected  for  Emu 
C^maraB  April  i8la 

Srmi -lattfttk,  Pr«nttc«. 


BOBIBT  BOVUB  OUMf  IOr»a 

Robert  Bourice,  P.C.,  third  ton 

of  the  5th  £arl  of  Mayo,  by  Ana  Charlotte. 

ooly  d.  of  Che  lale  lloo.  joha  Jooalya.     He 

was  bom  Joae  lilh,  1837,  was  ed.  a  Hall 

Place  School,  Bexley.  and  a  Tria.  CoH. 

DablaQ.aiidiii.,  1863,  Lady  Sana  Ceoigiaiu 

Bnion  Ramsay,  el.  d.  of  the  late  Marq«cft» 

of  Dalho«sie«    K.T.,    »ometime   Goreraor- 

General  of  ladia.     Called   10  the  Bar  at 

the  laaer  Tea^  May  1853.     Wa  Uader- 

Secretary  for  Foreiga  Amirt   froa    Feb. 

1874  till  April  i88ok  whea  he  wa  swora  of 

CaaiciL     Is  a  D.L.  and  /.P.  for  East  LoChiaa,  a  aeaber  of  the 

J  lion,  aad  author  of  "  Parliameotary  Prcccdeats,**  Ac     A  Cnufr- 

t  elected  for  Lyna  Nov.  1868. 


Prn 


CArfit-CariMm  Sl  ftiplisX  AdMawa 
ClawJbw'i    I,  llai  Cawt.  Tospla.  E.C 


C.  BRADLAUOH  (Korthamptoni 

Charles  Braolaugh,  son  of  Mr.  Charies  Brad 
laugh,  a  solicitor's  clerk,  by  ElUabeth  Mary  his  wife.  He 
was  bora  Sept.  36th,  1813,  aras  ed.  a  HetawHanr  achoo(« 
a  Bethaal  Greea  aad  Hackaey  Road«  aad  oa.,  1854,  Miss 
Sosaaaah  Laab  Hooper,  arho  d.  1877.  Wa  aaeoaaivaly 
aa  arraad  UmI  ia  a  soUotor'a  oftce,  a  wharf  daik  aad  CMhiar 
Co  a  fira  of  ooal«oarchaala,  aad  a  Saaday-achool  tcacba  ia 
a  Church  of  Eaflaad  school  Aboat  1849  he  abaadoa^rt 
aaoalar  on 


aad,  adopciag 


a  pablic  ledareraad 


TbaUly 


«f  BoriM  b  MS  «r  dM  eUMi  k  Coratral.  Md  aoeordfav  IP  Sir  IdwM^ 
itsdMcm  frna  dM  SarmMn  Tiillipw  who  iamfhl  at  Hmo^S. 


•4  MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 

Munphleteer.  In  Dec  1850  he  enliited  in  the  7th  Dragoon  Guards,  and 
DccaJne  orderly-room  clerk,  but  purchased  his  discharge  in  1853,  when  he 
became  clerk  to  a  solicitor  and  to  a  building  society,  and  an  ardent  and  constant 
writer  on  secular  subjects.  In  1858  he  l>ccame  editor  of  the  Investigator^  and 
Mibiequently  projected,  the  Natumal  Refarmery  of  which  he  is  editor.  A 
Rtutuai ;  in  favor  of  the  abolition  of  the  law  and  practice  of  primogeniture 
and  entail,  a  reduction  in  national  expenditure,  separation  of  Church  and  State, 
and  a  reform  of  the  House  of  Lords.  Elected  tor  Northampton  April  1880, 
having  in  Nov.  1868,  Feb.  1874,  and  Oct.  1874  been  an  unsuccessful  candidate. 

Gfcus  RoMi.  Sc  John's  Wood.  N.W. 


RIGHT  HON.  H.  B.  W.  BRAND  (Cambrld«e8hlre). 

Henry  Bouverie  William  Brand,  P.C.^  second  son 


of  the  2 1  St  Baron  Dacre,  by  Pyne,  2nd  d.  of  the  late  Hon.  and 
Very  Rev.  Maurice  Crosbie,  Dean  of  Limerick.  He  was  bom 
1814,  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  in  18^8  m.  Elixa,  d.  of  the  late 
Lieut.  Gen.  Ellice.  Was  Private  Secretary  to  Sir  George  Grey, 
at  the  Home  Ofhce  ;  Keeper  of  the  Privy  Seal  to  the  Prince 
of  Wales,  Feb.  1858  ;  a  Lord  of  the  Treasury  from  April  1855 
"  ~         "  ~    "  ■  '     Tr 


i 

^^^^^^p  till  March  1858;  and  Pariiamentary  Secretary  to  the  Treasury, 
^29^2  Jw"e  1859  till  July  1866.  Is  a  D.  L  and  a  J.  P.  of  Sussex,  and 
^^^B^^^^  brother  and  heir-presumptive  to  the  22nd  Baron  Dacre,  Sworn 
a  Privy  Councillor  1866.  Has  been  Speaker  of  the  House  of 
Commons  since  Feb.  1872.  A  Liberal;  averse  to  lame  organic  changes.  Sat  for 
Lewes  from  July  1852  till  Nov.  1868,  when  he  was  first  elected  for  Cambridge- 
ahire. 

C/«^— Reform,  Brooki's,  Atheiueum. 

i?/YM^nK-#— Speaker's  Hoiue,  Palace  of  Westminster,  S.W. 

Stni-GiynAit  PUce.  Lewes. 


H.  R.  BRAND  (Btrond). 

Henry  Robert  Brand,  son  of  the  Right   Hon. 
H.  B.  W.  Brand,  M.P.  for  Cambridgeshire,  by  Eliza,  d.  of  the 
late    Lieut.-Gen.    Robert    Ellice.       He   was   bom   May  2nd, 
H    1841,  was  ed.  at  Rugby,  and  m.    1st,    1864.  Victoria, — who 
H    died  1864,— d.  of  the  lateMons.  Sy  1  vain  Van  de  Weyer  ;  2ndly, 
^  I     I S68,  Susan  Henrietta,  d.  of  Lord  George  Henry  Cavendish, 
I      M.P.     Served  for  seven  years  in  the  Coldstream  Guards,  from 
\    which  he  retire^d  as  Capt.  1865.      IsaJ.P.  for  Herts  and  Sussex, 
j>  and  a  Director  of  the  Pelican  Life  Office.     A  Liberal.     .Sat  for 
Hertfordshire  Nov.    1868  till  Feb,   1874,  when  he  was  an  un- 
sacoeisfui  candidate,  and  for  Stroud  from  July  till  Dec   1874,  when  he  was 
'  on  petition  ;  re-elected  for  Stroud  April  1880. 


C/ii^i— Broolu't,  Travellen'. 
Rttid*nce—1cai\^  Dinsley,  Hitdun. 


MEMBIRS  or  PARUAMnrr.  S5 

HeniY  Afthur  Biuisev,*  ion  of  the  Ute 
ThooMM  fkmuf,  Eiq.,ManiiwttlcfiKiaMr»«Mll»oclier 
of  T.  Brmarr,  £aq.,  M.  I*,  for  llauin^  He  «»•  born 
Jaly  14th,  iSfOi  was  «d.  at  Harrow  and  at  Univ.  ColL, 
Oa&Md.~cnd.  M.A.  l86s.-«od  m.,  June  i866u  Amm 
Harriet,  d.  of  Geoffe  Robot  Strvcmoo,  late  ol  Toon- 
wood.  HawUmnt,  Koit,  and  Mi^  Wert  Kent  MOSU. 
A  liAfra/.     FInt  dactod  for  Sttdwicb  Nov.  1861 


S4mi*—t'tmum  HaU.  AjIwTurd :  Copi  HiU.  MofMoa^-MarU,  OloMM 


T.  B&AStlT 

Thomas  Brassey/  el  son  of  the  Ute  Thomas 

Braaaey,  Enq. .  an  emtncnt  railway  contractor,  and  brother 
of  n.A.  Bnukey.  E<M]..M.P.  forSandwkh.  Hewaabom 
1856,  was  cd.  at  Rugby,  and  at  Univ.  ColL,  Oxfofd,— 
grad.  a  A.  1859,  M.  A.  1862,— and  m.,Oct.  1860^  Annie, 
oolyd.  of  J»^*^"  Aiiniiit  Kf.  wf.i..r  of-tn*?  tn  the  firm 
of  John  A'  .   Hlizabeth 

Harriet,  3r<i  1-,  of  May 

Place,  Crayford.  Called  to  lite  liar  at  Ltoooln't  Inn 
1864.  U  a  D.L  for  SuMex,  a  J.  P.  for  East  Snaex, 
a  Yoonger  Brother  of  the  Trinity  House,  LieoL  of 
London  Brigade  and  Hon.  Com.  of  Uverpool  Brinde 
uf  Royal  Naval  Artillery  Vol,  and  an  AModate  of  the  Institnte  of  QvO 


Eiwineen.  In  1871  oaiaed  the  Voluntary  Ktamhwirinn  bi  NavigatioB  cMm- 
bUshed  by  the  Board  of  TrMle  for  yacht  owners  dcairoos  to  qualifV  as  masters. 
Appointed  a  Civil  Lord  of  the  Admiralty  April  188a  Author  of  **  Work 
and  Wages,'*  «*  British  Seamen,"  *' Foreign  Work  and  En^lidi  Wi 
*'  Lectures  00  the  Labonr  Qnestikm,"  and  of  pamphlets  00 
"  Naval  Admintstratioo,''  Ac  la  a  member  of  the  Royal 
Unseaworthy  Shipa,  and  of  the  Commimkiii  00  Colonial  Defence.  A 
UStrml  UniBCcwifaHy  coalMted  BitlMnhMd  1861  ;  sat  for  a  short  time  for 
Devonport  in  186$,  bat  was  an  iinmccomfiil  candidate  at  the  general  election 
of  that  year,  and  was  again  defeated  at  Sandwich  in  18661  Fint  dectod  for 
Hayings  Nov.  18661 


ChOf-IUliMm,  UniMd  Vmkrmmty.  WUtdiall.  AthMwam.  Broolu't,  PuhmMm. 
Tmm  Jtnidtmn    m.  PMk  Lhm,  W. 

•  l>dMeidsdfttmUwoldfa«ayofI>«llwy.arBwKi.wttl«diaaiiAiri  riaca  tU 
Gaa4««C«lMa**kiiraJ«bad«  Biwm.  «l  iIm  mU*  fcaHy  of  llr«My  m  LomfaM.  cum 

o««r  Wkjji  tW  Cmmmmr    Thk  tuJif  t i  tummum  mmaim  ia  Clwlih^.  and  om 

\>nmk  Mtdsd  ia  llalUhy.  »iww  tiw  mbimuii  af  iba  ymmm  ILF.  Iwva  Um  swdsd  fc^ 
■tfty  ia  «b»  Mk  laiarj  la  tba  prast  daw. 


26 


MKMBBRS  OP   PARLIAMENT. 


B.  &  BRETT  (FtnrjB  and  Falmouth). 

Reginald  Baliol  Brktt,  el.  son  of  the  Right 
Hon.  Sir  William  lUIiol  Brett,  Lord  Ju.stice  of  Apncal, 
by  Eugifnic,  d.  of  Mons.  Louis  Mayer.  He  was  bom 
June  joih,  1852,  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.. 
Camb.  (B.A.  1875,  M.A.  1878),  and  m.,  1879,  Kleanc.i 
youngest  d.  of  the  late  Sylvain  Van  de  Weyer,  of  New 
Lodge,  Windsor,  sometime  Belgian  Minister  at  the  Court 
of  St.  James's.  Is  private  sec.  to  the  Marquess  of  Hartington. 
A  IJSeraJ.     Elected  for  Penryn  and  Falmouth  April  1880. 

C/«A«— Brooks's,  Turf. 

■I,  TUney  Street,  W. 


W.  E.  BRIOOS  (BlackbumV. 
William  Edward  Briggs,  second  son  of  the 
late  Edward  Briggs,  Elsq.,  of  The  Grange,  Wilpshire. 
Blackburn,  by  Ann,  d.  of  Thomas  Slagg,  Esq.,  of  Man 
Chester.      He  was  bom   Sept  24th,   1847,  was  cd.  .t 
Rugby,  and  at  Worcester  ColL,  Oxford,  and  m.,   187 1. 
Miss    Mary   Vicars.      Is  a  cotton-spinner  and   manu- 
facturer.      A  Liberal.       First   elected    for   Blackburn 
eb.  Sth,  1874. 
C/w^— Reform. 
Seat — Green  Bank,  Harrow. 


:?¥; 


J.  BRIGHT  (M&nchacMrX 
Jacob  Bright,  son  of  the  late  Jacob  Bright, 

Elsq.,  of  Greenbank,  near  Rochdale,  and  brother  to  thr 
Rt.  Hon.  John  Bright,  M.P.  for  Birmingham.  He  wa 
bom  182 1,  was  ed.  at  the  Friends'  School,  York,  and  ni., 
Ursula,  d.  of  the  late  Joseph  Mellor,  Esq.,  merchant 
Liverpool.  Is  a  partner  in  the  firms  of  John  Bright 
and  Brothers,  cotton  spinners  and  manufacturers,  and 
Bright  and  Co.,  carpet  manufacturers,  of  Rochdale  ancl 
Manchester.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Lancashire.  An  advanced  Liberal.  Unsuccessfully 
contested  Manchester  July  1865 ;  sat  for  that  city  from  Nov.  1867  till  Feb.  1874 
^en  he  was  again  unsuccessful ;  re-elected  Feb.  17th,  1876,  and  April  i^t,  18S0. 

r/K^-Refomi. 

ie/«<<r»r/— Alderiey  Edge,  near  Manchester 


MIMIIIK8  Of   PARUAMCMT. 


•T 


JOBir  BKIOIfT'BtrralaflUBX 


En 

BritfU,  L^.,  Ml*.  I 
l6ch,  iSti.  aad  m,  I 


Ute  Jacob  Brighc, 
tad  brochcr  to  Jacob 

He  WM  bora  Nov. 
•^  -who  diad  1841. 


H»»nl  of  Trade  fr 
laocMterfroti 
April  18801 
finaa  of  John 
Bngbc  aadC 
ttn-^ f..i 


JC**U^m^-Omc  Aak,  Rachel*. 


r  the 

iiyoi 

Kci*.  i&7A,  k*  wUwb  u&««  b«  wa*  r«s4*|»«Molad 

-^H  a  Pnvy  CooadUor.     b  a  partaar  km  the 

and  ■■■nhctafi,  aa 


aMiof 

-'-  Aprfl  1843,  bot  «M  relttraed  for  thai 
icd  to  reproeat  k  aalil  loljr  1847. 
i  7  till  April   1857.   wben  be  aras  an 
Ha*  Mt  iur  Btnaiaghini  »tacr  Auga*!  1857. 


^t 


J.  BRnrroM 

John  Hrintom,  third  son  of  the  late  Henry 

Drinton,  £«<|^  of  ICiddermimter.  He  vat  bora  Jul  35th, 

1K27,  and  m.   1st,  l8;3,  Anne. — who  died  1863,— d. 

t  ^.    Ute  Samuel  Oldham«  £iq.,  of  Doblta  ;  indly, 

I      ,    Mary.  d.  of  the  late  Col.  Chaytor,  R.  E.    It  bead 

'  -  'rm  of  John  Brintoo  and  Co.,  carpet 

Jdermuiiter.    A  Libertd  ;  a  sappoiter 
of  Haitington.     Elected  for  ICidder« 
I  st«  18B0 ;  resigned  his  seat  April  i88(\ 
...  .v...,...,...,i  May  188a 

Rtaidtmet^yknoi  KaB.  Stoorport,  WwcMMnbira. 

g.  &  BUOOUi-BBIU  (Bnaz.  BaatX 

Samuel  Brise  Ruggles-Brise,  son  of  the  late 

loha  Ruggles,  Esq.,  of  Spain's  Hall,  Essex,— who  was 
High  Shendfof  SuHolk  in  1832,  and  in  1827  aaramed  the 
additiooal  samame  of  Brise,— by  Catherine,  d.  of  the  hue 

LH.  HanisoB,  Esq.,  of  Copford  Hall,  Eaex.  He  was 
-n  Dec  a9th,  1835,  was  ed.  at  Eton,  aad  at  Magdalape 
ColL,  Camb.  ;  and  in  1847  m.  Martaaae  Wevland.  4th 
d.  of  the  late  Sir  Edward  Bowyer  Sn>  tiart. 

Entered  the  Army  as  Cornet  1st  Dragoon « .  12^44, 

and  retired  1847.  Is  LieoL-CoL  Com.  Woa  Eaaea 
MUitia,  a J.P.  and  a  D.L.  of  Eaaex,  and  aJ.P.  for  Soffalk. 
A  CmmtvUvt.     First  elected  Cx  East  EMca  Nov.  1868c 


28 


inUBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


E.  BR0ADHUB8T  (BtOlM-apoii-Tr«UX 

Henry  Broadhurst,  son  of  the  late  Mr.  Thomas 
Broadhurst,  a  journeyman  stonemason,  of  Liitlcmorc, 
OxfonUhire.  He  was  bom  1840,  and  m.,  i860,  Eliza,  d. 
of  Mr.  Edward  Ollcy,  journeyman  currier.  Until  1872  he 
followed  the  same  occupation  as  his  father.  Is  Secretary 
to  the  Parliamentary  Committee  of  the  Trades'  Union 
Congress,  and  for  some  years  past  has  taken  a  leading 
part  m  the  various  movements  affecting  the  working  classes 

in  the  yktky  of  disputed  wages,  and  trades'  unions,  political  meetings,  &c.     A 

UbtroL     Elected  for  Stoke-upon-Trent  April  1880. 

RttUUmct-^Ummn  RomI,  Bristoo.  S.W. 


W.  H.  HARRISON-BROADLEY  (YorksMrt,  Eut  RidlBgX 

William  Henry  Harrison-Broadlev,  son  of 
the  late  William  Henry  Harrison,  Esq.,  of  Ripon  and 
Sinderly,  by  Mary,  d.  of  the  late  Henry  nroadlcy,  Esq., 
of  Femby,  and  nephew  of  H.  IJroadley,  Esq. ,  of  Welton, 
who  was  for  many  years  M.  P.  for  the  East  Riding  of 
\'orkshire.  He  was  bom  Aug.  1820,  and  was  ed.  at 
Rugby,  and  at  Brasenose  Coll.,  Oxfortl,  where  he  grad. 
B.A.  1843.  Is  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L.  for  the  East  Riding  of 
Yorkshire,  and  Lieut.-Col.  Yorkshire  Hussars.  Was  High 
Sheriff  of  Yorkshire  1867.  In  1865  he  assumed  by  royal 
license  the  additional  surname  of  Hroadley.  A  Conser- 
vatwe.  First  elected  for  the  East  Riding  of  Yorkshire 
Nov.  1868. 


Patrvm  0/  three  Livitun  ■ 
D.,  Yorkshire. 


-MeltoD-cttm-Wdum,  V.,  Sutton  St.  James.  V.,  and  Bempton. 


Clubt — Carlton,  Senior  Univeruty,  Yorkshire. 
Temm  RetUemce—io,  King  Street,  St  James's.  S.W. 
.S^M/— Wehoo.  Brough,  Yorkshire. 


J 


ST.  JOHN  F.  BRODRICK  (Surrey.  West). 

William  St.  John  Fremantle  Brodric 
el.  son  of  the  8th  Viscount  Midleton,  by  the  Hon. 
Augusta  Mary,  3rd  d.  of  the  1st  Baron  Cottesloe. 
He  was  bom  1856,  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Balliol 
Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1879),  and  m.,  1880,  the  Hon. 
Hilda  Charteris,  3rd  da.  of  Lord  Elcho,  M.P.  Is  a 
J.  P.  and  a  D. L.  for  Surrey.  W^as  sometime  Lieut.  2nd 
Surrey  Militia.  A  Conservative.  Elected  for  West 
Surrey  April  1880. 

Club-  Carlton. 

Rnidenct—Vt^KX  Harow,  Godahning. 


MEMBIftS  or  PARLIAMENT. 


«9 


Alexander  Brogdht,  ion  of  the  late  John 
Brafiltii,  Eiq..  oC  Sde,  nmr  Mandieilar,  bv  Svmh  hu 
^tft.  Ht  «M  bom  Nor.  jd,  1825,  wu  ed.  «l  Kmi;'% 
'  oO.,  LoMdoQ,  ukI  m.,  SqM.  184S,  Anne.  d.  of  the  Ute 
iMMt  Cmmum^  madbtM,  oT  MAocfacater.  U  a  j.  P. 
for  UnoMldra.  nd  n  bwuMiUr.  A  Zilrm/;  in 
bvor  of  fiatadal  rafecm  ud  ndvcdoQ  of  the  MUiooal 
expcadilvra.  Wm  a  Mwibcr  of  dw  Aad'Com-Ltw 
Liatnt,  VmmoomMly  coolerted  YArnMmth  186$. 
Pint  dcctMi  for  W«la«iMry  Nov.  iSch,  1868. 


XtM^HolM 


W.  BftOMLET-DAVElfPORT  It—  DATWporU 


LORD  RROOD  (BoBMntt.  IaMK 


Francis  Richard  Charies  Guy 
Grevillb  (Z#n/  Brmke),  el.  ton  of  the  4th 
Eari  of  Warwick  and  Brooke,  br  Lady  Anne 
OMfterii,  eL  d.  of  the  8ch  EuiotWmym, 
He  was  born  Feb.  9th,  1853,  and  was  od. 
AtCh.Ch.,Oilbcd.  Is  a  D.  U  for  Warwick- 
shire, and  Cape.  Wsrwickshire  Yeo.  Cav. 
A  CNtMrmDnM,  Has  sal  as  M.P.  for  Eaa 
since  March  1879. 


CA^-CMhoa. 
Yvd.  Sc  Jsa«'t,  S.W. 
Warwick. 


Mr. 


lied  ran. 
Miffoid, 


MAURIOB  BBOOD  CDubllB) 

Maurice  Brooks,  el.  son  of  the  late 
Thomas  Brooks,  of  Abbey  Street,  Dublin.  He  was 
1833,  and  m.  1st,  1847,  Hannah  Maria, — who  died 
1873,— d.  of  the  Ute  Mr.  James  Rose,  of 
Worcestershire;  andly,  187$,  Jane,  d.  of  the  late  Robert 
MacDowell,  £«).,  of  Bdfiut.  Is  a  J. P.  for  oa  Dnblin. 
and  a  merchant  in  Dnblin  and  London.  Was  Loid 
Mavor  of  Dnblin  1874.  A  member  of  the  Charefa  of 
Ireland,  and  one  of  the  Committee  of  the  Otganbation 
for  the  Defence  of  the  Prajrer  Book.  A  Ldaml  Fiist 
elected  for  Dublin  Feb.  1874. 


Rifwi's  Pack.  N.W. 


><^YatkT«nw«, 


30 


MEMBERS   OP   PARLIAMENT. 


W.  OmnJFFB  BROOKS  (Cliethlxv,  BAfIX 

William  Cunliffe  Brooks,  el.  son  of  the 
faite  Samuel  Brooks,  Km}.,  by  Margaret  d.  of  the  late 
Thomas  Hall,  Esq.  He  was  bom  30ih  Sept.  1819, 
was  ed.  at  Kagby,  and  at  St  John's  Coll.,  Camb.,— 
grad.  B.A.  12th  .Scnwr  Optime  1842,  M.A.  1846, 
aad  m.  ist,  1842,  lane  Elixabclh, — who  died  1865, — 
d.  of  the  late  Ralph  Orrell,  Esq.  ;  2ndly,  1879,  Jane, 
d.  of  Lt.-Col.  Davidson.  Called  to  the  Har  at  the 
Inner  Temple  1847,  and  went  the  Ntirthtni  Circuit 
until  the  death  of  his  grandfather,  Williaim  Brooks, 
Esq.,  of  Whalley,  whom  he  succeeded  as  partner  in 
the  banks  which  bear  the  family  name,  at  London, 
Manchester,  and  AltrifMJuim,  and  in  the  Old  Rank, 
Blackburn.  Is  a  D.L.  and  a  T.P.  for  I^ncashirc, 
a  J.  P.  for  Cheshire  and  for  the  city  of  Manchester,  and  Lord  of  the  Manor 
of  A&hton-vpon-Mersey.  A  ComtrvcUive.  First  elected  for  East  Cheshire 
Oct  1869. 

Jtme—Amy,  m.  to  Chortes,  iith  MarqocM  of  H«Bt)y ;  Kdilh» IL  to  Fraacia»  aud  aoo  of  tha 
MarqucM  of  Exeter. 

Patron  0/ m*  Liom£—S%.  John's,  V.,  Biooklaads. 

C/M^-Cariton. 

Ttwm  Residence— $,  GrMvenor  Sqiiare,  W. 

AV<t/f— Bariow  Hall.  CluirUon-cum-Hanly.  Maacbester;  Fovest  of  GIcn-Taoar,  AWynr . 
Aberdcciuhire. 


CONCORDIA 
nrATBUM. 


A.  H.  BROWN  (WenloekX 

Alexander  Hargreaves   Brown,*  third  son 

of  the  late  Alexander  Brou-n,  Esq. ,  of  Beilby  Grange. 
Yorkshire,  by  Sarah,  d.  of  the  late  James  Brown,  Esq 
of  New  S'ork.     He  was   bom  April   iilh,  1844,   wa 
privately  ed.,  and  m.,   1876,  Henrietta  Agnes  Terrell, 
5th  d.  of  Charles  R.  Blandy,  Esq.,  of  Madeira.      Wa 
Comet  in  the  5th  I>ragoon  Guards  1864-66.     Is  Lieut. 
Col.  1st  Lancashire  Artillery  VoL,  ami  a  T.P.  for  Lanc.i 
shire.    A  Liberal.    First  elected  for  Wenlodi  NoYembev 
1868. 

C/Mi«— Reform.  Deromhire,  Plkbtloe. 

Tmtn  Residence— 19,  Gnwveoor  Gardens,  S.W. 

Retidenc»—Thvad^%  Omm.  Wavertree,  Liverpool 


*  Is  gfaodton  of  the  late  Sir  Williain  Brown,  ist  ban. ,  M.  P.  for  South  Lancashire  1846-59, 
who  gave  the  Free  Public  Library  to  LiverpooL 


MEMBBM  or   PARUAMENT. 


3* 


lift  OSftT  H.  BftOOl^  Bvl  (OllHlillX 

Henry  Hervejr  Bruci,*  eL  kni  of  the  kle  Sir 

l«me»  K.  Uniot.  ami  Uit^—who  dM  iSi^—bv  EUc«, 
d.  of  tiM  IftM  RoUrt  H.  BuOofd  IMSh,  Em.,  of 
Gwrrch  CmiW,  N.  \Val«.     Ht  vm  bom  "    ^ 


iSjq.  «m  td.  M  Tria.  ColL.  Camb^  mmI  m^  l&u, 
Manr  Abm  1Im|m«I,  only  d.  oT  Um  lalt  Sir  Inckc* 
G.  J.  CUfton,  lib  lart.     ^trmd  m  Cotmi  in  m  Ule 


GMfd»  lS4frH«l.  rot.  and  CiMlm  RoCiilonim 

of  Loodoodorry  ( i  >  1(1846).     Pramotod  a  bill 

rtkuii^E  to  V^  (IickoJj,  and  a  bill  for  Um  baikl  oT 
poor  penom  (Irslaiid).  A  Ctmsfrpatnv,  VnmeemditSiy 
ooQiMlod  ColonbM  iS43  **^  ijaft,  and  trirtfilirwiltiiy  co. 
i8$y.    Sat  for  ColandM  Fabw  1M9-74,  vbaa  bt  was  an 

-Jwrfor  UaiMd  8wTk»        Tmm  MttUrm*    f.  I^him  SfMra.  W. 
-l>Mmhil.  cm— JBi.  oa  LonduodMiyi  TMydM  Hal,  wTWihliponl 


BON.  ROBSftT  P.  BBOOl  (FIflMhtrtX 

Robert  Preston  Bruce,  second  son  of 
(he  8lh  Carl  of  Elffin  and  Kincanlinc,  by  Lady  Mary 
LoiUM  Lambton,  C.I.,  d.  of  the  la  Earl  of  Dorban. 
He  waa  bom  Dec.  4th,  1851,  and  waa  cd.  at  Eton, 
and  at  BaUiol  Coll.  Oafo(d,--md.  B.A.  1874,  MJL 
1874.  la  a  T.P.  for  rifeahire,  Cap(.  Ftfoahtie  AftUkiy 
MtlUia.  ami  heir-pre«impCive  to  btt  bfocbcr,  ibe  91b 
Ear:  uul  Kinoaniine.     K  Lderml.     Elected 

for  1  vpril  188a 

Ctm^-H^m  Uaivmity. 

Ttmm  ftttidtmt*    m,  Baaoa  Sqpart,  &W. 

C*mmtty  AtUnts- 


mm,  T.  a  bkuob 

Thomas  Charles  Bruce,  youngest  son  o 
the  7th  Earl  of  Elgin,  by  Eliiabeth.  d.  of  J[ames  Towns- 
bend  Oswald,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of  Dunniketre.  ca  Fife. 
He  was  bora  1835,  was  ed.  at  Jesus  ColL,  Camb., 
— mi.B.A.,  24tb  Wraiwler,  |8|U\  became  a  Fellow 
of  his  College  18—,—  and  m.,  1863,  Sarah  Caroline, 
d.  of  Thoous  Tbomhill,  Esq.,  of  Rkldlesworth  Hall, 
Norfolk.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1^ 
Appointed  in  i860  Cape -Com.  32nd  MidtUews  Rifle 
Vol.  A  C0m$tnmtivt.  Fint  doctod  for 
Feb.  1874,  having  in  1859  bona  an 
candidate. 

C/««»~CMlua,  AikMRia.       Ckmmtrrt  - 10.  ICii«'*  Bcadi  Walu  E.C 
Knulmt*-^,  HUl  Suwl,  B«rk«lty  SqMM.  W. 


orDovnHOI. 


ElgiaX  Haw  • 

VMW.  ADd  Mttkd  \m  NohlMmbcrlMid. 

Bruca.  E*ri  ol  Curkk  mad  King  <^  SovIaimL 


«n  Hn.  I^HHiaMkrfy.  aad  lbs  BracM  of  BrooariMl 
ofigM  ia  Sir  Robot  d*  ohm,  of  wvi*,  wao  ossm 
NonlMmbtflaad.    fnm  bia  mm  6momAtA  dw 


PMMifa«(«aMflr 
ov«r  villi  tbt  Cmn 
RaUtt 


3« 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


RIGHT  HON.  LORD  C.  W.  BRUDENELL-BRUCE  (M&rlborouchX 

Charles  William  kll-Bruce,  P.C.^ 

third  son  of  the  1st  M      .  i  Ailcshuiy,  by  his  and 

wife,  Maria  Klizabcth,  vuungest  d.  of  the  late  Hon. 
Charles  ToUcmachc.  He  wns  hom  1834,  was  ed.  at 
Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch..  «     "  '    R.A.  18^5;  and 

in    i860  m.    Augtistn  j>hia,    3rd.   d.  of 

Frederick  Charics  Wilii.ui.  .-r>ii..nn.  Ksq.  Formeriy 
Capt  1st  Life  Guards,  Is  Capt.  Wilts  Yeo.  Cav., 
and  a  T.P.  for  Wilts  and  Middlesex.  Appointed  Vice- 
Chamberlain  of  H.M.'s  Household  April  1880.  A 
LiheraL     Sat   for  North  Wilts  from  March    1865   till 

1874,  when  he  was  an  unsuccessful  candidate.     First  elected  for  Marlborough 

Feb.  5th,  1878. 

C/»*— Travelleri'. 

7>w«  Rtndfmce—'W\\\tXk  House,  Eaton  Square,  S.W. 


2&J^ 


^^^^^untv*"''^ 


BRin>ENELL-BRI7CE  [Bee  Bruce] 


J.  BRTCE  (Tower  Hamlets). 

James  Bryce,  el.  son  of  the  late  James  Bryce, 
Esq.,  LL.D.,  of  Glasgow,  by  Margaret,  el.  d.  of  Jamc 
Young,  Esq.,  of  Abbeyville,  co.  Antrim.     He  was  boi 
1838,  and  was  ed.  at  High  School,  Glasgow,  at  Glasgo\' 
Univ.,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  in  double  first-cla 
honors  1862).      Was  successively  Scholar  of  Trin.  Coll 
and  Fellow  of  Oriel  Coll.,  Oxford.     He  obtained  at  differen 
dates  the  Gaisford  Univ.  Prizes  for  Greek  Prose  and  Gretl 
Verse,  the  Arnold  Prize  for  a  Historical  Essay,  the  Chancellor's  Univ.  Pri/ 
for  a  Latin  Essay,  and  the  Craven  and  Vinerian  Scholarships.     Called  to  tli 
Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  1867,  and  practises  in  Chancery.     Has  been  since  187 
R^us  Professor  of  Civil  Law  in  the  Univ.  of  Oxford.     Author  of  "  The  Hoi 
Roman  Empire,"  "Transcaucasia  and  Ararat"  (in  which  his  ascent  of  Moun 
Ararat  is  described),  and  various  articles  on  legal,    literary,   and   historical 
subjects.     A  Libtrtd.     Unsuccessfullv  contested  the  Wick  District  Feb.  1874. 
Elected  for  the  Tower  Hamlets  April  1880. 

C/wAf— Atheoaeum.  Savile. 

Chambert—q,  Stone  Buildings,  Ltncoln't  Ion,  W.C. 

RetuUnce-^,  Norfolk  Square,  Hyde  Park,  W. 


E.  BR7D0E8-WILLYAM8  [Bee  WlllyaniBl. 


MCMBnU  or  PARLIAMENT. 


33 


ft 


w.  &BayMn 


William  Emcftt  BRYyt.R,  son 
£m)..  uf  Il^tngtoo,  l>orchc%tcr.  bjr  i 
d.    of  i'Kt^rge    Tugwcll,    \rju\.,  of  ti 


ru»€    11^1,    lurof 

He  wft»  burn    1840,  and  «nu  eJ.   at  llarruw, 

'    II.  ColL,    CarobridM^— gnKi    RA.    1861, 

U  •    I.P.   Cor   Iloneuhirt.  and  Cape 

Cav.     A  Ommtm/zm'.     Pint  elected  lu. 


cU  1874. 


Md  PuiSdUtimv,  V  .  Don«uli>< 
liMf.  <>«<aMl  aiMl  Caabridf*. 
A>«Wr«tf-«,  8*.  jMMt't  SlTMC  S.W. 
C0mmirj  A^«*^Wk'»— Ibiagioa  Hoom.  DordMMar. 


LORD  BOBOBLir  (HortluunpiOBahlre,  Herthk 


•rthampton^hirc    A  ( 


Hrowsiow  Hknrv  Georck  Cecil 

:r%%    of 

ihain, 

K-.rn 


K  1  :.iij(l  Militu,  a  J.i 

^•tin^hirc,  and  a  jr.  i-n    i\u:iantiNnue  ai»>i 

<-.     Fir%t  elecied  for  North  NorthampConUiire 

Marlborough. 


Z.  S.  BU&NABY  (Leloaaterahlre.  HorUX 

i:<l\vvn  Shcnnl  HtRNABY,  only  son  of  the 

.  of  Bw?^^  "*^^*  ^^^oa- 
,  A.  ofThoma^  Salwbnry, 


^111     ..411        ^.jiicTc^i  tiic  Orciiouirr 

amc  .Maj.<Gen.   l88a     Served 

lSs4-C.    incIiHJinr'    tlwr    luttlrs 


of   Inkcmuui   .. 

of  Major  for   -' 

claip  V 

I  urkuh  tncdil).      Wu.* 

B,^. 

•alian   Legion    1855-7, 

and  cmiuojoi  on  s|>iciai  vcr\icc  in  Sjrria  1860-61  iind 
cla^<   McfljidieX     U  a  I.  P.  for  Leiccatcr«htre,   Hoo. 
CoL  Lciccktcrftbtre  Rifle  Vol,  and  I'm.  of  the  Leiceaterdiire  Chamber  of 


34 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


^ 


Agricultnre  and  of  the  Leioestenhire  Conservative  Club.     A  Consfn/ativf. 
E&ctedfor  North  Leicestenhire  April  I2th,  i88a 

C/«*r— CaHtom  Guard*',  Sc  Jamet't. 

Tfmm  RttkUmtt-st,  Eaton  Square,  S.W. 
iv«  HaU,  Uio«t«r. 

OB  WALTER  W.  BURRELL.  Bart.  (Shor«Iiam). 

Walter  Wyndham  Burrell,*  third  son  of  the 
late  Sir  Charles  Mcrrik  Rurrcll,  3rd  hart..— M. P.  for 
Shorchatn  1806-62,— by  Frances,  d.  of  the  3rd  Earl  of 
Egremont.  He  was  l)om  1814,  succeeded  his  brother 
Sir  Percy,  4th  bart.,  July  1876,  and  m.,  1847,  Dorathea, 
d.  of  the  late  Rev.  John  Jones,  Vicar  of  Hurley-on-the- 
Hill,  Rutlandshire.     Is  a  Magistrate  for  Sussex,  of  which 

county  he  was  High  Sheriff  1871.      Was  son    '■ n 

officer  in  the  2nd  Sussex  Rifle  Vol.  AC 
Uusucce&sfully  contested  East  Sussex  1865.  I 
for  Shoreham  August  4th,  1876. 

C/i»* -Carlton, 
sua  UB««TATa  Tonm  Residmit-^,  King  Street,  St.  James'*,  S.W. 

Qt;iBTBM.  .S/a/^-Wett  Grintiead  Park.  Su»»ex :  Kncpp  Ca»lle.  Horsham  . 

Ockeoden.  Cuckfield. 


T.  BURT  (MorpethX 
Thomas  Burt,  the  son  of  poor  parents,  was 
bom  Nov.  I2th,  1837,  and  received  his  early  education  at 
various  dame  or  village  schools,  which  he  subsequently 
improved  by  self-culture,  meanwhile  working  as  a  miner. 
In  iS6ohem.  Mary,  d.  of  Thomas  Weatherbum,  ofSeghill. 
He  was  at  that  time  Secretary  of  a  Temperance  Society.  ' 
of  a  .School  Committee  at  Choppington.  In  1864  he  i 
sented  the  Choppington  miners  at  a  Conference  oi  .i.r 
Northumberland  and  Durham  Miners'  Association,  and  in  1865  he  was  ap- 
pointed, during  a  strike.  Agent  of  the  Northuml>erland  Miners'  Mutual  Confident 
Association,  then  numliering 4,000 members.  To  maintain  the  strike  the  work- 
men sul)scribed  over;^4,ooo,  and,  expending  only  ;^3, 300,  retained  the  balance 
as  the  nucleus  of  anew  fund,  which  now  amounts  to  several  thou.sand  pounds. 
Mr.  Burt  still  retains  his  i>osition  as  Secretary  to  the  Association  before  referred 
to,  and  will  be  paid  from  the  funds  thereof  ;^500  a  year  so  long  as  he  .shall  be 
a  .Member  of  Parliament.  A  Liberal.  First  elected  for  Morpeth  Feb.  1874. 
tVi«/— Reform. 

Retidene*—is.  Lovaine  Crescent.  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
Town  RnidirMce—ij,  Royal  Avenue,  Chelsea.  S.W. 

*  Thu  Camtly  t«  an  offshoot  of  the  house  of  Borreli,  a  Goth,  in  RarcekMU  (A.n.  840),  1 
dcKciMlant  of  which  settled  in  England,  in  West  Northumberland,  tem^.  Edward  II.  It  ' 
also  descended  in  the  male  line  from  lohn  Burrell.  of  Woodland,  who  at  his  own  cost  fit 
out  a  ship,  twenty  mco-at-arm<»,  and  hftv  archers,  for  the  war  with  France,  in  the  year  1414 
and  in  toe  familv  line  from  Sir  Walter  Wodeland,  who  was  Knight -equerry  to.  and  bore  tl 
baaoer  of.  the  Black  Prince  at  Poicticr*.  The  3rd  baronet  represented  Shoreham  for  56  yeai 
aadat  the  time  of  his  death  was  the  "  father  "  of  the  House  of  Commons ;  and  the  4th  baror 
upritmcd  tiie  aaae  cooatkucacy  1863-76. 


John   Mayor  Tl. 
Temple   IS' 


MtMBBRS  or  PAKLIAMKfrr. 


35 


■.  a  BOUABD  dUallwi) 


Mariton  Clarke  Bu&zard,  ^.C,  eL  soo  of  the 

Utc  Maj>!un  Huuir.!.  I!«j  .  %f  P  .  «>rl.ultefwofth.  1*v  Sarah 


and  a   1> 


vji     A 
eta  an 


C4<-I»ri    s.  Oroirs  (Mk*  Raw.  Twiplii.  S.C 


&  P.  BOTT  <toaUuunpto&>. 

Charles  Parker  Butt,  Q.C,  third  son  of  the 
Kcv.  I'helpc^  John  Hult,  of  Wortham  l^ee,  Boame' 
mouth,  by  Mary,  d.  of  the  late  Rev.  John  Kdajr,  Vicar  of 
I'oildin^ton.  Gluuccstcr-khirc.  He  was  bom  l8jO^  was 
ed.  privaiclv,  an<l  m.,  1S78,  Anna  Georpana,  d.  of 
C  Fcriiiuaml  KlmIcwaM.  \j.\,  uf  $7,  Onslow  Square.  Called 
10  thr  Har  at  Lincoln'*  Inn  1854,  and  goes  the  Northern 
Cin  ni  ;  Ijccamc  a  Q.C  1864.  A  Uhtral.  Elected  for 
Aouthamplon  Apnl  188a 


P.  W.  BUZTOV  (Aa40Vtfk 

Francis  William  Buxton,  seventh  son  of 

'   V  .rth  Huxtoo.  M.l'..  Jnd  ban.,  by 
late   Samuel    Ourory.    Esq.,    of 
\va*  U)rn  Aiii'uxt   ct!i.    1S47,  was 
nl    at    If.u    «  .■;i..  «  -uni.  .   1872, 

the   lion.    M.irv    l-.nuna   I  •   '■  Baron 

1.1WICIUC.  G.C.H.,  G.C.S.I.  Cailcii  lo  ihc  Bar  at 
Lincoln  >  Inn  1873.  Is  a  partner  in  the  metropoliUui 
bonkiiw  6nn  of  Prescoit  and  Co.  A  LdtwmL  Elected 
for  AnSiyver  March  31st.  i88a 


CAi«-N««Ual««nky. 


36 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


Snt  ROBEET  J.  BUXTON.  Bart  OKotMk,  BoatlL). 

Robert  Jacob  Buxton,  el.  son  of  Sir  John 

Jacob  Buxton,  and  hart.,  who  died  1842,  by  Eliza- 
Ix-'th,  d.  of  Sir  Montague  Cholmclcv,  1st  bart.  Born 
1829,  ed.  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford,  and  m.,  1856,  Mary 
Augusta  Harriet,  only  d.  of  the  late  Lieut. -Col.  John- 
stone. Is  a  I.  P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Suffolk  and  Norfolk, 
and  was  HiKn  Sheriff  of  the  latter  co.  1870.  Has  been 
Lieut.  1st  Suffolk  Veo.  Cav.  since  1852,  and  Capf.  29th 
Norfolk  Rifle  Vol.  since  i860.  A  CoMSfnuithr.  Un- 
successfully contested  Bury  St.  Edmunds  1869.  First 
elected  for  South  Norfolk  April  14th,  187 1. 

WHATfOKVRR  TMV  MAKD  C/«^«— Carlton,  St.  James't.  Boodle's,  St.  Siephen'<(. 

VtNDBTH  TO  IKt,  DO  IT 

WITH  THY  MIGHT.  5««/— Shadwell  Court,  Thetford,  Norfolk.    , 


G.  M.  B7RNE  (Wexford  CountyX 

Gairett  Michael  Byrne,  second  son  of  the 
late  Joseph  Byrne,  Esq.,  of  Ballybrack,  co.  Dublin, 
by  Mary  Anne,  second  d.  of  the  late  Garrett  Byrne, 
Esq.,  of  Dunganstown  and  Ballard,  co.  Wicklow. 
He  was  bom  Sept.  17th,  1829,  was  ed.  at  private 
schools,  and  at  Leopardstown  College,  Ireland, 
and  m.,  1855,  Sarah, — who  died  1875, — second  d.  of 
the  late  James  Dillon,  Esq.,  merchant,  of  Wicklow. 
A  Home  Ruler.     Elected  for  co.  Wexford  April  1880. 

C/«*— Hanover  Square. 

Rtsidence—C»Tr\^t».  Park,  Kingstown,  co.  Dublin. 


W.  8.  CAINE  (Scarborough). 

William  Sproston  Caine,  el.  son  of  Nathaniel 
Caine,  Esq.,  J. P.,  of  Broughton-in-Fumess,  Lancashire, 
by  Hannah,  d.  of  the  late  William  Rushton,  Esq.,  mer 
chant,  of  Liverpool.  He  was  bom  March  26th,  1842,  was 
ed.  by  the  Rev.  Richard  Wall,  M.A.,  of  Birkenhead,  and 
m.,  1868,  Alice,  d.  of  the  Rev.  Hugh  Stowell  Brown. 
Was  formerly  a  merchant  at  Liverpool.  Is  a  J. P.  for 
N.  Riding  of  Yorkshire.  A  Libtral.  Unsuccessfully  con- 
tested Liverpool  Feb.  1873,  and  Feb.  1874.  Elected  for  Scarborough  April 
i88a 

CimSt-  Reform,  Devonshire. 

Tnm  Retidtnee—x,  llie  Terrace,  ClJ4>hain  Commoo,  S.W. 

Cotmtry  i?M/dWK»— Scarborough 


MBMKERS  or   PARLIAMENT. 


37 


».  OAlLAV  OMlh 

''ALLAN.    * 

.    oT    Co 


of  the  I 

i  >itt*c;     CD 


ill  f««ur  of  frctdom  o(  cxiucjit 

.■'  (  ..f 


Alt  iuJif^HOiHi  ij^iii i 

c  ai  Cair  renU»  wtth  ihe 
ivruile."    Sal  fur  l>un<i.>ik  ii  >tn   ><iv.  im»a  lUl  Marcb  l88a     Ud* 
V  contnted  I>utMlaik  in  Apnl  i&8c\  in  whkfa  moQlh  he  wm  wb* 
rturncd  for  CO.  Louth.     '••  ^    '     '^^-f  ' -  -"  »-.i..r«-.i  >fy|wpreMnt 
V.  and  also  for  Dunda 
'xetgm.        T0mmRtti4fn.<  .    ^  S.W. 

CookaipwB  HovM.  AntM,  cu.  I^mth 

a  OAMBBOV  (OufowV 
Charles  Cameron,  AT/).,  LLJ>.^  son  of  the 

late  lohn  Cami-mn,  F.ml,  of  GUmow  and  Dabltn,  by  hia 

mamage  wr  i noway,  oi  Edinbureh.      He  waa 

bom  at  Di  1841,  wa»  ed.  at  Madroa  ColL, 

St.  Andm» \,  uki  .11  irin.  CoIL.  Dublin, — ChkL  B.A.  aa 

i%t  Scniur  Moderator  and  Gold  Medalist  in  uperimcatal 

and  Natural  Sciencca,  and  alfoB.M.  i«t  Dl^cr-man  and 

M.Ch.   iftt  placeman  1862,  M.A.  an'  A  and 

StudtcH  at  the  medical  ftchooU  of  Pari*,  Bet'.  na,  bat 

c.     In  1869  he  m.  Frances  Cat  .   .:ngert  d. 

tJM).,  M.D.     Hat  been  since  iV'  ;   !      '  >r  of  the 

tty  .it,us,  and  since  1873  co'proprietor  of  that  |>aper,  and  abo 

tiral  AJftrtistr.     An  luhattud  Ukeral ;  in  fiaror  of  DiteMi- 

■olition  of  the  Game  Laws,  and  the  principle  of  the  PcrmiMive 

cd  for  Glasgow  FeU  1874. 

7>M  itt*idfm,-*-%o.  G«orse'»  Squu*.  S.W. 
r^taer— 14,  Park  CSmi*.  Olaacow. 

Sl  CAimOV  (iBTWBMMhlr*). 
Donald  Cameron  ('*  Camrrtm  of  Lxhiel'*), 
son  of  the  late  Donald  Cameron,  Esq..  of  !.ochtr!.*  by 
1ji«1v  Verc  Catherine  Louisa,  sbter  of  ihr  c»(f 

Huckinghamshice.    He  was  bom  April  5th,  1  A 

at  Hanow,  and  m..  1875.  Laily  Margarci  r.n/aueth 
Montagu-Dottfflas'^colt,  d.  of  the  sth  Duke  of  Boodeach. 
Has  been  empluyed  in  !>>-•  «<ini..matic  ser»-ice.     Was  firU 


attach^tothe  Karl 
and  subsequently  to  1 
j.P.  forBttcks.aD.1 
Was  a  Groom  in  \Va;. 
April  i88a    A  CnwrtyunY. 


shire  Nov.  1868,  haviitf  in  March  l86a 
Chd»-OKi^»m,  Whii7s.  TtanvKm*.     ■-- 


ecial  Embassy  to  China, 

i  mfaassy  at  Berlin.     Is  a 

^s-«hire.andaF.R.G.S. 

Majesty  March  1S74  till 

i-int  dectied  fer  InvcnMsa* 

Hmri  Mr  yciNDoe. 


LodMl- is  cWaf  of  lbs  dsM  CsisiM,  iiiiiiasiikiil  la  ScMtWi  khsoay 
aad  yaftiodsriy  fw  its  dsvvMon  l»  iIm  UoM*  of  SiMft. 


MEMBERS  OP  PARLIAMENT. 


LORD  OOUH  OAMFBELL  UrgyUfllUn). 

Colin  Campbell,*  son  of  the  8th  Duke  of 

Argyll,  by  Lady  Elizabeth  Gcorgiuia.  cl.  d.  of  the  2nd 
Duke  of  Sutherland.  He  was  bom  March  7lh,  1853, 
wu  ed.  at  Eton,  at  St.  Andrew**  Univ.,  and  at  Trin. 
Coll.,  Cambridge  (B.A.  and  LL.B.  1878).  Entered 
the  Middle  Temple  1875.  U  Lieut  2nd  Argyll  Rifle 
Vol.  A  Lil^aJ.  First  elected  for  Argyllshire  Aug. 
29th,  1878. 

XftidetKe— Argyll  Lodge,  Kensingtoa,  W. 


created  a  K-C.S.L 


SIR  GEORGE  CABIPBELL  (Kirkcaldy). 
George  Campbell,  K.C.S./.,  D.C.L.,  el.  son 

of  the  late  Sir  George  Campbell,  of  Edenwood,  Fifeshire 
(who  was  brother  of  Lord  Chancellor  Campbell),  by 
Margaret,  d.  of  A.  Christie,  Esq.,  of  Ferrybank,  Fife- 
shire. He  was  bom  1824,  was  ed.  at  the  Universities  of 
Edinburgh  and  St.  Andrews,  and  at  Haileybury  Coll., 
and  m.,  1 854,  Letitia,  d.  of  the  late  Thomas  Gowan 
Vibart,  E^.,  of  the  Bengal  Civil  Service.  Served  several 
yeani  in  the  Civil  Service  of  the  Hon.  East  India  Co., 
and  was  sometime  Lieut.  -Gov.  of  Bengal,  and  a  member 
of  the  Council  of  India.  Is  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Fife- 
shire. Made  an  Hon.  D.C.L.  of  Oxford  1870,  and 
1874.     A  Liberal.     First  elected  for  Kirkcaldy  April  1875. 


C/hA»— Brookft't.  Reform,  Athemeum. 

Ttmm  Rendenct—iy.  Cornwall  Gardens,  S.W. 


•  It  defended  from  Sir  Cblin  Campbell,  of  Loch  Awe,  whoM  AfM^r"^--'  «;-  Vigd 
Campbell  was  Muwnoned  by  Robert  Bruce  to  Berwick  in  Aug.  laoi,  when   K  'I. 

of  luigiand  went  (here  (o  decide  the  dispute  between  the  aaid  Bruce  aiwi  for 

the  tucccanoa  to  the  crown  of  Scotland.     In  131 «  he  wai  one  of  the  barons  ii  "f 

of  Ayr,  which  made  an  entail  of  the  crown  on  King  Roben  and  his  hetrt. 
qucady  gave  him  a  ^rant  of  large  estates  and  also  his  sister  Margery  in 
■OB  Cofin.  in  the  mmority  of  King  David  Bruce,  with  400  men.  took  >..v  .  ..^>.c  ^i 
DttBOoo,  tnen  in  rntiriwoo  of  the  English ;  that  monarch  rewarded  him  with  the  hercditarv 
gowcnuDent  of  tne  same,  and  also  an  annual  pension.  The  i»t  MaA]ueM  of  Argyll  tooK 
mudi  tntcvcst  in  the  reception  and  coronation  of  Charles  II..  and  on  January  ist,  1650.  placed 
die  own  00  the  king's  head  at  Scoon  ;  but  after  the  Restoration,  in  t66i,  he  was  accused 
by  the  Earl  of  .Middlcton  of  complying  with  CHiver  Cromwell  in  the  death  of  Charles  I.,  for 
which  he  was  condemned  by  Parliament,  and  beheaded  at  the  Market  Cross  of  F.dinburgh, 
May  ajth.  1661.  His  ion  Archibald  was  restored  to  the  honors  and  estates  of  his  ance^tor^  as 
Earl  01  Argyll,  but  in  t68i  he  was  found  snilty  of  high  treason,  and  sentetKed  to  death.  His 
lordshm,  hcwever,  dexterously  escaped  fron  priaon  in  the  dres  of  a  lady's  page,  and  went 
to  HcilMiid  In  i68s  he  returned  to  Scotland  aooomponied  by  a  number  of  armed  men.  but 
baiac  drfmed  and  taken  priM»tr,  he  was  cawCTitcd  at  Edinburgh,  on  his  former  sentence, 
June  yofh,  1663. 


MEllBBltS  or  PAIIUAMK9IT. 


.59 


J.  A.  OAMFBILt  (OlMfW  tAd  AlMrd«M  UslTtrHlltgV 

jaiDcs  AlexAiulcr  Campsell,  ion  of  the  Ute 
Sir  James  Cunpbcll.  tori  Provott  oTGIttfow  iftiis. 
Uf  jaad*  d.  of  Um  late  Henry  Bannermaa,  Vmi,  <>i 
ManchoCer.  He  w«s  bom  1835,  and  m.,  1854,  Ann, 
d.  of  Sir  SmmcI  Morton  Pcio,  la  huu  U  a  J.V. 
tot  coa.  LuMrk  and  FoHar.  A  Cmunmim:.  Elected 
for  Glasgow  aad  Aberdeen  l'niver\itic«  AprO  iSSa 

H«Ma,Br«cMa.  S.b. 


R.  r.  P.  CAMPBELL  (Ayr  Dlstneti 

Richard  Frederick  Foihringh.-: 
cL    Mir\ivtntf  kon  of  the  late  jamc> 
of  Craii^ic,  by  Grace  Klt/alMrth.   «1.  <>i   i. 
Hoy,  K.C.B.       lie  wa»  U>rn   Scj>t.    vxh, 
«!-    .If   Rut'hv.    ami    ni  .     iS'-j      Arabella     I 

Wan    (or. 


•  v.      U  Vicc-Ltcut.    lur  c< 
Yeo.  Cav.     A  Li*er»/, 
.•\yr  I  MMOci  April  1880. 

CAJb— Brooks'a.  DcvoMhtrt.  Joaior  Uaitad 
r^mm  ftnUUmt    %  Hmtkt^  Cant—,  W. 


l^iU 


A      ..t 


SfltvioCt  New, 


H.«.-.     Ax-r     N   n 


B.  CAXPBELL-EAirVElMAV  [SM 


&  H.  CARBUTT  (ICoBmoQth  XhstrletX 


r ' 

bi 

Railway 

d.   of  John   Rhode* 
Lcedft.     Was  form 
necr,  and  wa»  Ma^< 
Institute  of  Mining 

I  nMilute  of  Civil  EnKinecr\.    A  UUra/. 

iS8a 


Harocr  Carbutt,  voungest  son  of  the 

rbutt.  Esq.,  J.  p.,  of  Chapel  AUerton,  near 

>no  uas  for  ac  yean  a  Director  of  the  Midland 

Ok     He  was  born  i8t8,  and  m.,  1874,  the  only 

»   '•      »  P.,   of  Pottcmewton,   near 

nam  as  a  nMchaaical  cn|p- 

^  1878.    U  a  Mcmberoftbe 

La^^tttccr^  and  an  aaodate  of  the 

Elected  for  Monaooth  Dbtiict  April 


ClM*r— Rafona.  Davomktrt. 
JTM^nwr— Llaawwn  Homv,  llonamitk 
Tttm  Jtm4tm(^t9,  Hyde  Park  Gardcm.  W. 


40 


MEMBERS  OP   PARLIAMENT. 


SIR  ROBERT  W.  GARDEN  (BarnsUple) 

Robert  Walter  Garden,  sou  of  the  laic  James 
C'anicn,  Esq.,  of  He<lford  Sauarc,  Lon<ion.     He  was  Ixmi 
iSoi,  and  in.,   1827,  Pamela  Elizabeth  ICdith, — who  tlie<l 
1S74,     <1.   of  W.    S,   Andrews,   Esq.,  M.I).,    iQlh   Foot. 
Scrvctl  a  short  lime  as   Ensign  in  82nd  Foot.     Is  senior 
jwrtncr  in  ihe  firm  of  SirR.  VV.  Garden  and  Co.,  stock- 
brokers.    Was  Alderman  of  Dowgate  Ward  1849-71,  since 
when  he  has  represented  the  Ward   of  Bridge  Without. 
Served  as  Sheriff  of  London  and  Middlesex  1850-51.     Was  Loni  Mayor  of 
London  1857.       Is  a  Commissioner  of  Lieutenancy  of  the  Citv  of  London, 
and  a  J.  P.  for  Middlesex  and  Surrey.     Receive*!  the  honor  of  knighthood  on 
the  occasion  of  Her  Majesty's  visit  to  the  City  1851.     A  Comervatrve .     Sal  as 
M.P.  for  (iloucester  1857-9.     Unsuccessfully  contested  St.  Allians  1850,  Glou- 
cester   1859,    Mar)'Icbonc  1861,    Reading    1868,   and    Barnstaple  Jan.   1880. 
Elected  for  Barnstaple  March  31st,  1880. 
T9m>n  Retidente-f^^,  Wimpole  Street.  W. 
Cmmtry  RrtitUtutt—MoXe  Lodge.  West  Moulsey,  Surrey. 
OJSf*$—2^  Ro>-al  Exchange  Huildtngs.  E.C. 


HON.  ROPEET  C.  CARINOTON  (BucldngliamBhlre). 

Rupert  Clement  George  Carington,  third 

son  of  the  2nd  Baron  Carrington,  by  the  Hon. 
Charlotte  Augusta  Anuabella  Willoughby,  d.  of  the 
19th  Baron  Willoughby  de  Eresby.  He  was  born  Dec. 
1852,  and  was  ed.  at  Eton.  Is  a  Lieut.  Grenadier 
Guards.  A  Liberal.  Elected  for  Buckinghamshire 
April  1880,  having  in  Sept  1876  been  an  unsuccessful 
candidate. 

Cluis- 
Rnidtnc*— 

HON.  W.  H.  P.  CARINOTON  (High  Wycombe). 

William  Henry  Peregrine  Carington, 
second  son  of  the  2nd  Baron  Carrington,  by  the 
Hon.  Charlotte  Augusta  Annabella,  youngest  d,  of  the 
I9lh  Baron  Willoughby  de  FCresby.  He  was  bom  1845, 
and  m.,  187 1,  Juliet,  only  d.  of  Francis  Warden,  Esq. 
In  1S67  was  appointed  Lieut  and  Capt  Grenadier 
Guanls,  and  Capt.  and  Lieut. -Col.  1872.  Is  a  Groom 
in  Waiting  to  Her  Majesty,  Secretary  to  Baron 
Avcland,  Deputy  Lord  Great  Chamberlain  of  England, 
.and  heir-presumptive  to  his  brother,  the  3rd  Baron 
Carrington.  A  Liberal.  First  elected  for  High 
Wycomlje  March  1868. 

C/mSt— Turf,  Marlborough.  Reform. 

Retitience     Roy^  Court,  House  of  I»nls.  S.W, 


i 


MCMBERS  or  PARLIAMENT. 


41 


(I 

r.  W.  OAmnnUOBT  llorthAjnploultfn.  99mtkX 

Fairiax  William  CAKrwRiGUT,  cL  sonoftheUtc 
G«ii.  Wmbm  Cutwricitt,  of  Flora  Houe,  Vf^tdam,  hf 
Mftry  Asm,  ocUv  d.  And  beifeM  of  the  Ule  Hcnnr  Joac^ 
Eiq.  He  «nu  bora  May  14th.  1823.  and  wa*  nl.  at  O. 
Ch..  Otfuol.  whrrr  he  grxA.  R.A.  1K44,  and  Hitwequeolly 
becainc  a  I  \Tl  SouU'  Coll.     Served  aomc  time 

in   the   Au^  ^,   and   MiUequentljr  a*   Ma|or  and 

lliuMn,  bniun  v^tcnnan  Legioo.  1%  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L.  of 
NottluuBpCoitthire.  Uomwried.  A  C^Httrvtnt.  Flnt 
elected  for  South  NorthuBptoMiiire  Nov.  186S. 

CAdb-CulUM.  AftlHv'i.  Boedk'^  Garrkk.   Ptan'i*   Twf.  9l 
SiMlMa'*. 
y.N^BH 


W.  a  OABTWmiOBT  (OAtodrtUltK 

William  Comwallis  Cartwright,*  el.  son  of  the 
late  Sir  Thomas  Cartwiight,  tomettme  Miaiater  » 
fon.  by  Marie  EUaabeth  AogwCa,  d.  of  the  Co«nt 
Sanduell.  of  Bavana,  and  jmndaoa  of  the  iaic 
Ralph  Cartwrighi.  K*a.»  M.P.  for  Northaaptooah 
1S43.  He  was  bom  1826,  and  m..  18—,  Mile.  Ci 
Gaul,  a  native  of  Gcrmaav.  Resided  in  C 
Europe  for  roanv  jrean,  and  has  the  reputation 
highly  accompltsoed  in  ancient  and  medianral  xx- 

ture.    Is  a  j.K  and  a  D.L.  for  Northampton  for 

Oxfordshire,  and  author  of  a  work  oo  **Pau«i  i.<jii<.iavca.'* 
A  Liktrat,     First  elected  for  Oxfordshire  Nov.  1868. 


'•irm^tmm  Li 


'.Mmq.       C/aJ*- Brooks'*.  Ath— uia.  Ffm'. 
^-AynlMM  Park.  BMbory.        Ttmm  R*tid»mt»    ^^^tjuum  Plan.  S.W. 

TnoOUVT  OAfTLVEBAOB  (Down  OOBBtgrX 

Charles  Stewart  Vane-Tempest 

{Vistmmt  OtMtUrtagk),  son  of  the  5th 
Marqneas  of  Londomlrrn-,  K.  P. .  by  Mary 
Cornelia,  d.  of  t'  '  John  Edvraids 

Bart.     He  was  loch,  1853,  was 

ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  (^  n.  i.  h.,  Oxfocd,  and 
in  1875  m.  Lady  Therea  Sosey  Helen 
Talbot,  el.  d.  of  tK<.  mih  KaH  of  Shrews- 
bury. Is  a  j.  I'  in  and  a  D.  L. 
for  Mootgocnerx  \i>tiointed  Capt. 
2nd  I>ttrham  Vol.  iSoS^  and  Maior  1869. 
A  Ctmtrf^tiif*,  Unsacccaafolly  contested  Durham  Feb.  1874.  and  the  Moot* 
gumcry  Borsha  1877  ;  &nt  elected  for  00.  Down  May  iTth,  1878^ 

-KkWrlMilHua.B^dal«. 


Rmidrmn    KhVy 

'  TkkbMirisoraMihira 


■c  Ajrahoa  far 


4S  MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


m, 


WL  K.  OAUtTOH  ((Mlohen«rx 

Richard  Knight  Causton,  second  son  of  the 

laic  Sir  Joseph  Causton,  an  Alderman  of  Ixxulon,  and 

^^     a  Shcriffof  lx>ndon  and  Middlesex,  by  Mary  Anne,  d. 

'^B     of  the  late  Etlward  Potter,  Esq.     He  was  bom  Sept. 

a     25th,    1843,  and   m.,    1871,    Selina   Mary,  d.   of  Sir 

-^m     Thomas  Chaml>crs,  Q.C.,  Recorder  of  London,  and 

W     M.P.  for  Marylcbone.      Is  a  partner  in  the  firm  of 

W       Causton  and  Sons,  stationers  and  printers,  of  Eastchcap, 

A**      Southwark  Street,  and  Carey  Street,  a  Commissioner 

of  Lieutenancy  for  the  City  of  London,  and  a  member 

:^  of  the  Worshipful  Co.  of  Skinners,  of  which  he  was 

^H^^jLJg^         Master  1877-8.   A  Zi/J<rfl/.    Elected  for  Colchester  April 

1880,  having  in  1874  been  an  unsuccessful  candidate. 
C/mit—Rtfoem,  Devoiuhire,  City  Liberal,  Grcftham. 
JfftidrMCt—3,  Clanrkarde  Gardem,  Baytwater  Road,  W. 

LORD  EDWARD  CAVENDISH  (Derbyshire.  North). 

Edward  Cavendish,  third  son  of  the  7th  Duke 
of  Devonshire,  by  Lady  Blanche  Georgiana   Howard,  d. 
of  the  6th   Earl   of  Carlisle,      He  was  bom    1838,   v 
ed.    at   Trin.    Coll.,    Camb.,   and   m.,     1865,    the    H< 
Elizabeth  Lascelles,  formerly  a  Maid  of  Honour  to  1  i 
Majesty,  and  d.  of  the  late  Right  Hon.  W.  S.  Lascell< 
Is  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.  L.  for  Derbyshire,  and  Major  2nd  Derby- 
shire Militia.       A  Liberal.      Sat  for  East  Sussex  1865-8. 
Unsuccessfully  contested  East  Sussex  1868,  and  North-East 
Lancashire  1874.    Elected  for  North  Derbyshire  April  1880. 

Clubs — Brooks's,  Dcvoa«hire,  St.  James's. 

Residences— ^^\\aA%^OTX\  Derbyshire  ;  78,  Piccadilly,  W.  _ 

LORD  F.  0.  CAVENDISH  (West  Riding.  North  DlYlalon,  Yorkshire).        \ 
Frederick  Charles  Cavendish,  second  .surviving 
son    of  the  7th  Duke  of  Devoasbire,  by   I^dy  Blanche 
Georgiana,  4th  d.  of  the  6th  Earl  of  Carlisle.     He  v 
bom  Nov.  30th,   1836,  was  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb., 
grad.  as  a  Senior  Optime, — and  m.,  June  1864,  the  Hon. 
Lucy  Caroline,  2nd  d.  of  the  4th  Baron  Lyttelton.     Wa.s 
private  secretary  to   the   2nd  Earl  Granville,  when  Lord 
President   of  the  Council,    1859-64^   private  secretary  to 
Mr.   Gladstone,     1872-73,    and    a  lx)rd   of  the  Treasury 
Aug.  1873  till  Feb.  1874.     Appointed  Financial  Secretary 
to  the  Treasury  April  1880.     Is  a  J.  P.  for  the  Northern  Division  of  the  We^t 
Riding  of  Yorkshire.     A  Liberal;  in  favor  of  complete  religious  liberty.     ^ 
for  the  North-West  Riding  of  Yorkshire  from  luly  1865  till  Nov.  1868,  when 
was  first  elected  for  the  new  constituency  of  the  West  Riding,  North  Divisiun. 
C/»A»- Brooks's,  Travellers',  Devonshire. 
TWra  Retiderut-ti,  Cariton  House  Terrace,  S.W. 


MEMBUUI  or  FARUAMCNT. 


4S 


try  Gaicojme  Cecil, 

Mar*|u«aiof  SAlkbory,  by 
A  183a*— onlvd.  ot 
wu  bom  April  24ih, 
KuyaJ  MUltuy  Coll., 


iprcMUont 
Tax  ft  im 


Eustace   BiowdI 

Mcond  umriviag  mq  *■■■ 

hu  dnt  wife,  rriAoet  Mar) 

thr  Uie  Bambcr  GMCojme, 

1S34.  wu  cd.  «(  Harrow,  ai. 

Saadbont,  and  la  i860  m.  Ladjr  Gcftnida  Loaiia,'4Ui  d. 

of  Ibe  and  lUrl  uf  EMun.     Kutcrol  tbe  Amy  as  tn^gu 

aiid  Light  .e  Lieut  Jan.  1854, 

Oeot.  and  <  cc  l8u,  and  Ca{M. 

and  IJcul.t  ul.  ib(ji  .  icti:  U  a  j.P.  for  tbecoc. 

o(  Emcx  aixl  Midtllocx.  ryor>G«ncral  of  tbe 

Ordnance  (rom   Feb.   1874  uu   /^pni  188a      Aotboc  of 
of  Life  at  HooM  and  Abroad.*    A  C0munminn;  oomidcft  the 
Mt."    Sat  for  Soath  E«*«i  from  Tulv  186$ 
1868,  when  be  was  fim  elected  for  Wot  Emcx. 
<  tfhoa.        T*mm  KttUfnct—yt,  Eoci— loa  Sqmr*.  S.W. 

RIOBT  BON.  JOSE?H  CHAMBIBLADI 

/s w-^  Jo»ci>h    '  

\  /      JoncphCki 

*  I       mint;ham,  bv  v.......... 

\       lie  Mas  U>ti)  1836,  was  m., 

J      i8oi>,    Horcncc, — wh<'  1    ,  _.  ^  ick, 

y^       ^      ^       tl*q.     Is  a  J.  P.  for  Birtninj^ham.      Was  Chm.  of  the  Btr- 

'^^   mingham  School  Board  1873-6,  somctimr  an  .Mdennan  ol 

Birmingham,  and  for  many  vcan  exi'  -vcaged  in 

uess  as  a  manufacturer,  but  has  retired.      Has  been  ->  Mayor 

liirmingham.     Appointed  Pres.  of  the  Board  of  Traiic  .\]>r>i   188a     A 

<i/.     DnmcccMfolly  cootcMed  Sbeflield  1874.     First  elected 

Tunc  ayth,  1876. 

k  afom.        r#M  Jtftidfmct-n,  Priww's  Cmtm,  S.  W. 
>  Jffiidemee—Hithbory,  Moor  Grvea,  Binidasb>m. 

ilB  THOKAB  CHAMBBSI  (MarylebonaX 

Thoinas   Chambers,   Q.C,   son  of  the  late 

:\  7.     '  Thomas   Chambe^^    Esq.,  of   Hertford,   by   Sarah    his 

'  \'\.  «ifo        He  was   bom    1814,  was    ed.    at   Clare   CoU., 

H.A.  1840.  LL.B.  1846.— and  nu.  1851, 

who  HiH   1877.— the  niece  and  adopted 

Called  to  the  Bar 

c  is   a   Bencher, — 


P.C,  son  of  the  late 

•or  Green  Hall,  near  Bir> 


for  Binning* 


) 


'•■*-' »«^  -  V  '^     »-"•       "-=•  'common  Scf)caDt  of 

the  City  of  London  1857-78,  liaoe  when  be  baa 
been  Recorder  thereof.  Is  a  Director  of  the  Na- 
tional  Provident  Institution.  Received  the  hooor  of 
Knighthood  1872.  A  /jArm/;  opposed  to  the  principle 
of  "  ccntralixation."  Sat  for  Hertford  fron  July  1852  till 
i8s7.  when  he  was  an  uninccifiJ  candidate.      Firu 


E.C 


44 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


R.  OHAPUH  (Mld-Llnooliulilreli 
Henry  Chaplin,*  second  son  of  the  late  Rc\ 

Henry   Chaplin,    by    Horatia,    d.    of   the    late   Willim 
Kllice,  Esq.     He  wxs  bom  1840,  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  a-i 
at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxforti.  and  m.,  1876,  I^idy  Florence  I^vcs*k 
Gowcr,  d.  of  the  3rd  Duke  of  Sutherland.     U  a  J.  P.  and 
a  D.I^.  of  Lincolnshire,  and  a  well-known  leading  meml>er 
of  the   turf.     A    Conservative.      First   elected   for   Mi<i- 
Lincolnshire  Nov.  1868. 

Patron  of  four  LivtMgt — Well,   V..   Yorkfthire 
Haugham.  V.,  and  Blankney,  R.,  Lincotnkhire. 


Raithby.  V 
Boodle's.     Turf,   Marlborough,    .^ 


C/«»^*— Carlton,    White'i, 
Stephen'*. 

TawH  Retidtmct—9,  Hamilton  Place,  Piccadilly,  W. 
J>'«»/*— BUnkncy  Hall,  near  Slcaford,  Lincolnshire  ;  TathwcU  Hall,  near  Loulh 


J  CHAIKE  (Antrim  CountyX  J 

James  Chaine,  son  of  the  late  James  Chaine, 

Esq.,  of  Ballycraigy,  by  Maria,  d.  of  F.  Whittle,  Esq.,  of 
Antrim  He  wxs  bom  1841,  was  ed.  at  Blackhcath 
Proprietary  School,  and  m.,  1863,  Henrietta,  d.  of  C.  A. 
Creery,  Esq.,  of  Newcastle  (co.  Down).  Is  a  D.L.  anfl  " 
J. P.  for  CO.  Antrim,  of  which  he  was  High  Sheriff  187 
A  Consen/ative.     First  elected  for  co.  Antrim  Feb.  1874 


C^wAf— Carlton,  Coniervative,  Kildare  Street.  Ulster. 

.S/at/r— Ballycraigy  House,  Antrim  :  Cairn  Castle,  Lame,  co.  Antrim. 

Tftm  RetitLence—^,  St.  James's  Place.  S.W. 


1 


J.  F.  CHEETHAM  (Derbyshire,  Nortb). 

John  Frederick  Chketham,  son  of  the  late 
John  Cheetham,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of  Eastwood,  Stalybridge,  by 
Emma,  d.  of  the  late  Thomas  Rayner,  Esq.,  of  Ashton- 
under-Lyne.  He  was  bom  1834,  was  ed.  at  Univ.  Coll., 
London,  and  grad.  B.A.  at  Univ.  of  I^ndon,  in  classical 
honors  185—.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Cheshire  and  Lancashire. 
A  Liberal.     Elected  for  North  Derbyshire  April  1880. 


C/»«*— Reform. 

^/fu^Mc^— Eastwood,  Stalybridge. 


This  gentleman's  (amily  has  been  seated  m  Lincolnshire  since  the  reign  of  Charles  I. 


MCIISEM  or  PARLIAMENT. 


ElOBT  BOM.  HUOS  0.  E 


(FBBtafrMtV 


•^mt 


Hugh 

only  ton  • 

Vt>rk.  by  Mmm  CWiIiHIc,  d.  ti.  oi 
Mth.    Hart  .  oT  Bcdwell   Hark.    H' 

.'7,  wxw  ol 

ami  m    T  -  • 


fC 


Krv.  |>r 
Col.  thr 
Kntrrctl  . 
\\a%  a  ii> 
from  1851 
%  Cominiitiooer  of  Tnule  and  « 


45 


.0. 

■in. 
SO, 


U 

ntO. 

U«) 
crc 

unl 

»5. 

i  »cc. 

'  in 

;  u*.i.  ii>73.    .\,  War 

io.  or  a  membct  It 

Kiiiinc  of  Yoriularc,  aivi  a  rcuow  01  mc  i\uvai  :>*K.jctjr. 

/WvW.^    UnMCCgwftiUy  coptcrtcd  Pootefract  April  1859, 

'«    »he  sitting  roanbrr  r.-*i.'nr.i  hie  k*-^i    and  on  a  new 

i860,  and  has  ^  r  uncc     Hb 

'  >n  accepting  oAii  •  i ,     .  1      .  ,1  i»  memotmble 

tiauientary  election  that  took  place  in  England  by  Ballot. 


Broolu't. 

SftiJ^met—tf.  Priact't GardcM.  S.W. 


J.  W.  CHITTT  (Oxford  OltyX 

Joseph  William  Chitty,  Q.C,  second  son 
«»f  ihc  late  Thomas  Chitty,   Esq.,  well  known  as  the 
author  ol  "Forms  of  Proceedings  in  the  «  ....r»-  ..<" 
Queen  s  Bench,  Commnn  Pleas,  and  Exche 
He  was  bom  1828,  was  cd.  at  Eton,  and  a 
Coll.,  Oxford,— grad.  B.A.     1851,  M.A.  l8u,— and 
m..  1858,  Clara  Jessie.  6th  d.  of  the  late   Kt    Hnn. 
Sir    Frederick    Pollock,    l»t  bart.      In  185-- 
Vinerian  Scholar.   Oxford,   and   a  Fellow 

Coll..  Oxford.      Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lukw.,.  ^  

iS$b  :  bcaune  a  Q.C.  1874,  and  a  Bencher  of  bb  Inn 
1875.  Formerly  Major  Inns  of  Conit  Rifle  Vol  A 
USffu/.     Elected  for  Oxfonl  AprU  l88a 


C/«4^0>lbrd  aad  Caabrids*.  D«voMhi*«L 
Ckmmtert^  y  N«w  Sqvars.  W.C 
M0$Ufmn    M.  Qomf't  Gala  Gaidaas.  S.W. 


46 


MEMBERS  OF   PARMAMENT. 


W.  L.  CHRISTIE  (Lewei). 
William  I^ngham  Christik,  son  of  the  late 

I^n(vham  Christie,  Ksa.,  of  Preston  Deanery,  Northamp- 
tonshire, by  Marijaret  Klizabeth,  d.  of  W.  Gosling,   Ks-i 
of  Hassobury   Park,    Essex.       He  was  bom  May  31 
1830,  was  ed.  at  Kton  Coll.,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Catnl 
-    tjrad.  H.  A.  Senior  Oplimc  1852,   M.  A.  1853,— and  m 

iS--      \ Ilamihon.  d.  and  coheiress  of  the  late  C> 

(  ;    Taplcv  Park,  N.  Devon.     Was  Capt.  N" 

til      ,  re  Militia  1852-6.     Is  a  }.V.  and  a  D.L.  1 

Sussex,  and  a  J.  P.  for  Northamptonshire.     A  Conser. 
tivt.     First  elected  for  Lewes  Feb.  1874,  having  in  l8(. 
and  1868  l>een  an  unsuccessful  candidate. 

P*trvm  ff  lw«  Livingi—\niXoyt,  N.  Hcvon  ;  Prenton  Deanery.  Northamptoiuhire. 

C/a>Aff— Carlton,  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

Tftim  ttegidmce—iiT,  Eaton  Square.  S.W. 

J/a/f-djmdeboume.  near  I^wet,  Sumcx;  Tapley  Park.  Instow.  N.  Devon 


LORD  RANDOLPH  H  SPENCER-CHURCHILL  (Woodstock). 

Randolph        Henry        Spencff 
Churchill,  son  of  the  6th  Duke  of  Mai 
borough,    by   Lady   Frances   Anne    Emil 
el.  d.  of  the  3rd  Marquess  of  Londonden^ 
He  was  bom    Feb.    13,    1849,    was   ed. 
Merton   Coll.,    Oxford,— grad.    B.A.    187 
and  M.A.   1872,— and  m.,   1874,  Jennie, 
of  I^eonartl  Jerome,  Esq.,  of  New  York.      I 
a  J.  P.    for   Oxfordshire.       A    Cottservatri- 
First  elected  for  Woodstock  Feb.  1874. 
Clubt—lLMxi,  White's,  Carlton. 


E  CLARKE  (PlymouthX 

Edward  Clarke,  Q.C,  son  of  Mr.  J.  G.  Clark- 
of  the  Seven  Sisters  Road,   N.,  by  Frances,  d.  of  Mr. 
George,  of  Bath.     He  was  Iwrn  Feb.  15th,  1841,  was  ( 
at  College    House,   Edmonton,  and   at   City  Couhik  i' 
School,  LoiKlon.   Called  to  the  Har  at  Lincoln's  Inn  !  "^ 
and  became  a  Q.C.  1880.    A  Cotisct-native.    Sat  for 
wark  in  F"eb.  1080,  and  in  April  of  thai  vear  was  an 
Elected  for  Plymouth  July  8th,  1880. 
St.  Stephen'*,  City  Carlton. 
Re$idntce-  Huntingdon  Lodge,  Peckham.  S  E 
CkmrnUrs-i,  Garden  Court,  Temple,  E.C 


cessfiil  candidate 
C/«Ar -Carlton, 


MRMBBIU  or  PARUAMKIfT. 


47 


J.O. 


\ 


Clarke,  ton  of  Robert  Clarke, 

in  the  WonrI,  |>r*oo,  by  Gradana, 

"VOMliiiv.     He 

urk,— who  died 

i.v^.,  iH  Minchcad*  fliwiifm  ; 

•  if  John  Joyce,  Emi.,  ofTfaMtet*- 

r..,    M)im{doo,-«r  vUch 

It.  of  the  Abfa^doo 

I    nuuiafrctttrer.     A 

Feb.  1874. 


third 


a  0.  CUFfOBO  (Vewport,  Xrte  of  Wt<iifci. 
^m  jy^  Chjuies  Cavendish  Clikford,  tnirti  son 

MHL  Admirml   Sir  Augustus  Cliflbnl.  «    '  on..— end 

maO  Usher  of  the  Black  Rod  to  the  i  !  <Ndi,-by 

Lady  EUtabeCh  Fimooea,  and  d.  oi  i..<.  mitr  l^oid  John 

Towmheod.     He  waa  bonilaa.  7th,  tSai,  and  waa  ed. 

at  the  Ckarterhooae,  and  at  Ch.  Ch^  Oxfor<I :  L'rad.  B.  A. 

1843,  4th  doM  in  Classics,  Fellow  oC    ' 

|84S>  "^  B.C.L.  1846.     Called  to  the  I 

Temple  1 846.     Was  private  secret  n : 

Palmerston  for  roonv  yearik.     Is  au' 

the  **  Ranar"  of  Arutophanes,  ami 

Vtnctut "  of  /Eachylus.     A  UAtra. 

■  »XV  MtlAM  SCUTA   Wight    §857-65  ;   aiwl  Has  rrtirr^n; 

Wight,  fcincc 
(VmS^-Tnt^Utn'.  Bnok»\  Royal  \ 
/   ;.  ^  Kft$Jfmcft,  Sc.  JuMs'k  Place.  S.W. 
-.mrry  Krstdmt^'WtmAM  House,  kyd*.  Isle  of  Wight. 

HON.  OEOSOI  H.  W.  WDTDtOE-OUVI  aadtowl 

George   Herbert  Windsor   Windsor-Cuvk. 
second  son  of  the  Ute  Hon.  K  y  Clive.  — M.  P. 

for  South  Shropshire  from  i  >    >.\,     hr  the  late 

B«roneM   Wincbor.     He  W3u   buni    i>  i    at 

Eton,   and    m..   1876.   the   lion.  Gerr 
Trefnsia.— who  died  1878,— d.  of  the  19th  lur 
Entered  the  Army,  as  Ensign  $2nil  Foot.  Sept   i  ^ ; .•. 
came  IJeut.  Jaa  1854,  ami  Lieut,  and  CapC.  C  <     ^::<  t   1 
Guanit  i86a     Serred  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  ^it!>  i) - 
csivl  Ko^t  .  .ind  waa  present  at  the  defeat  of  tho  .v.i- 
k*  the  Ravce  on  the  1 2th  and  16th  Jul). 

IS  ic0e,  aaaaolt,  and  occnpatioo  of  EXelhi. 

Is  tJ.t'.lbrWoiCHtcnhire.  ACmMnmtive: 

a  >f  **coQttittttianal  prtedplea,*'  and  in  hy/w 

of  nontntenreiuion,  ami  -m   .  ,.   unny  and  Bavy  bemf  crodcMtly  aonpoffted 
wttUout  "  rcckleM  expenditure."     Firvt  elected  for  Lodfow  Sept.  4th,  looa 
I  .  •  't    «.  Aihtm.  GuAnikV         r.-wo  KtMdJfmtt—ta,  Scrstfivd  Place.  W. 


rtma 

1:  '!i. 


48 


IIBMBERS  OF  FARLIAMENT. 


M.  0.  CLOU  Uamtmh  Ooanty). 
Maxwell  Charles  Clxjse,  el.  son  of  the  late 
Col.  Maxwell  Close,  J.  P.  and  D.L.,  of  Drumbanaghcr, 
by  Anna  Klizabcth,  siMcr  of  Charles,  1st  Lord  Lurgan. 
He  was  bom  1827,  was  ed.  at  Kton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch., 
Oxford,— grad.  B.A.  1849,  M.A.  1853,— and  m.,  1852, 
Catherine  Deborah  Agnes,  d.  of  Henry  S.  Close,  Esq., 
of  Newtown  Park,  co.  Dublin.  Is  a  J.  I*,  and  a  D.U  for 
CO.  Armagh,  of  which  he  was  High  Sheriff  1854.  A 
ConsfrzHttwf.  Sat  for  co.  Armagh  from  1857  till  1864 
re-elected  Feb.  1874,  and  April  1880. 

Cltthi — Carlton.  Windh.-»m,  Kildarc  Street.  I 

>S'«'a/— Drumbanagher,  Ncwry,  co.  Armagh.  1 

T.  C.  COBBOLD  apiwlch).  I 

Thomas  Clement  Cobbold,  C.B.,  son  of  John 
Chevallicr  Cobbold,   Esq.,— M.P.   for  Ipswich  i847-<^>;. 
— of  HolywcUs,  Ipswich,  by  Lucy,  d.  of  the  Rev.  llduy 
Patteson,   Rector  of  Drinkstone,  Suffolk.     He  was  I'lm 
1833,  and  ed.  at  the  Charterhouse.     Entered  the  1»  I'l.- 
matic  .Service   1854,  when   he  was  temporarily  att.i     ■ «! 
to  the  embassy  at  Constantinople.      Appointed  uii]  ..il 
Attach^  at  lierlin  Sept.  1855,  and  transferred  to  Li.sl>«jii 
Sept.   1856.     Was  acting  Consul  at  Oporto  from  .\\\\}. 
1857  till  Oct.  1858.     Ap|>ointed  paid  Attache  at  I 
Jan.   1859,  and  a  2nd  Secretary  in  H.M.'s  Dipl 
Service   Oct.    1862.      Transferred  to  Turin  Nov. 
and    to    Stuttgardt    Aug.     1864.       Was    acting    < 
d' Affaires  at  Baden-Baden  from  June  till  Oct.  1867.     Promoted  to  be  Set 
of  Legation  at  Rio  de  Janeiro  July  1869,  and  was  acting  Charge  d'Affaires  thei 
fromjune  1870  till  April   1872.     Transferred  to  Lisbon  Oct.    1873,  and  w 
acting  Charge  d'Affaires  there  from  June  1874  till  May  1875.     Resigned  \h 
23rd,  1875.     Nominated  a  C.B.  1879.     IsaJ.P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Suffolk. 
Comervatrve.     First  elected  for  Ipswich  Jan.  1st,  1876. 
C/i»A»-Carlton.  St.  JamesV 

Tewn  RttuifHC*—iA,  King  .Street,  St.  James  s,  S.W. 
Rtsidenct—lamrx  Street,  Ipswjch. 

R.  W.  COCHRAN  PATRICK  [See  PatrtckL 

W.  CODDINQTON  (Blackburn). 
William  Codding  ton,  el.  .son  of  the  late  W.  I 
Coddington,  Esq.,  by  Elizabeth,  d.  of  the  late  Robert  Hr», 
wood,   Esci.     He  was  bom  Dec.    12th,    1830,  was   ed.  at 
Bruch  Hall,  near  Warrington,  and  m.,   1864,  Sarah  Cathe- 
rine, 3rd  d.  of  the  late  W.  T.   Hall.  Esq.,  of  .Mi!. 
near  Wakefield.     Is  a  J.  P.  for  Lancashire.    A  Const 
Elected  for  Blackburn  April  1880. 

C/»^— Junior  Carlton. 

Country  Rttid*nce—^\co\\   Blackburn. 

7>wt  Rnidemc»—i^  PhiUimore  Gardens,  Keiuington,  W. 


MmitmS  or  PARUAMSIfT. 


49 


Arthur  Cohen,  O.C,  ioo  of  the  Utc  Benjamin 
Cohen,    Km|.,   of  Aijrtil   Hoott.   Rkhmowd,  Sttrrrr.  ^ 
Iwtiaa.  cteer  of  Sir  MOWS  MoBldiorc,  Iff  haft    Ifr  ^  » 
Kom  Nov.  iSch,  ittQb  vu  cd.  at  Fnaklbn,  ai   I 
Colt  School.  LowloM,  and  at  MagdalcM  CoU..  Cambndce. 


-frad.  B.A.  jth  Wrai^for  1851,  M.A.  l86(^-«ad  m. 
Callad  10  iha  Bar  at  the  Inncf  Temple  18^7, 


iSSq,  EmoMlhM,  d.  of  Heary  Mi 


A  (i.e.  1874.      Wm  ooe  of  the  CosmmI  for  Great  Bhiam   m   the  Geneva 

fUtration.  and  a   Member  of  the  Coaimiarioa  00  Un«caw-  1% 

14^  uf  the  Cinque  Torts  ami  Staadinf  CooaiMl  to  the  Vt  <'»m- 

niige.      A   /jA^roA      UiiMicoenfiilljr  roimmrt  Leva  187-. 

"tttht 


wark  April  1880. 
CMb-IUfena.  OdM  aa4  GuaMdic 
Clai*»rw    a,  Fifar  Baildhm.  TmtpU,  B.C 
JftMmr*    ^  HoOmMI  Park.  W. 


▼noomrr  ooLB  duiakotoax 

I^wry  Egerton  Cole,  son  of  the 
yd  Karl  of  Eaniakillea,  by  jaae,  eL  d.  of 
the  late  James  Archibald  Caaamajor,  Eaq. 
He  was  horn  Dec  aitl,  1845,  was  ed.  at 
I  ton.  and  m.,  1869^  Charlotte  Marion,  d.  of 
(iir  iate  Donglas  Baird,  £&q.,  of  Cloiebam, 
N.B.  Entered  the  Rifle  Brigade  l86e  and 
retired  186&  It  a  LP.  and  a  D.I>  tot  ou. 
Fermana^,  of  whidi  he  vas  High  Sheriff 
187a  A  C^mstnmiwe,  Elected  tor  Eonis- 
killen  April  188a 


C/mh^CMiHtm,  T^trf.  MaHbonMcli.  St  JanM»'».  SscknOt  ScfWL 
Wtaaford.  OMklurr 


lift  TBOKAf  ft  OOUBftOOn^  Bart  daaarkahlrt.  MottbX 

Thomas  Edward  Colebrooke,  only  son  01 
the  late  Henry  Thomas  Colebrooke.  Eaa..  F.R.S..— 
member  of  the  Coandl  at  Cakntta,— bjr  ETuabeth.  d.  of 
the  late  Johnson  Wilkinson,  Esa.  He  was  bom  1813. 
was  cil.  at  Kloo,  and  m.,  18^7,  Eliabeth  Marnrcf.  <i.  "( 
luhn  Richardson,  Esq.,  of*^  Kirklaods,  Roxbonrhshirr. 
U  lx>rd  Lientenant  of  Lanarkshire,  and  FoJow  of 
the  Roy.  Geographical  Sa,  and  late  Proident  of  the 
Roy.  Asiatic  Sa  Succeeded  his  onde,  the  5rd  hart., 
18(8.  A  Ukra/.  Sal  for  Tanalon  from  Feb.  184J  till 
July  1852,  and  for  Lanarkshire  Iron  1857  tUl  Nov.  1868, 
when  he  was  first  retttraed  for  North  Lanarkshire. 


•OtA  BONA  qOM 

"o»""^  T0mm  Jfn»dfmet-t4.  80th  8li»st.  Crsii  win  S^aaw,  W. 

Vaal»    OlUnhawPark.Cham«y;  Ab(i«M  Hoasa  LaMikihira. 


so 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


J.  OOLLXHOS  akMWlohX 

Jesse  Colli NGS,  son  of  the  late  Mr.  Thomas 

Colling*,  of  Exmouth,  hjr  Elizabeth  his  wife.     He  was  bom 
Dec.  1831,  was  c^\.  at  Church  House  School,  Stoke,  nen: 
Plymouth,  and  m.,   1858,   Emily,  youngest  d.   of  Eilv.u 
Oxcnbould,  Esq.    Assisted  in  founding  the  Devon  and  I  ^ 
Boys'  Industrial  .Schools.     Is  Chm   of  the  Birmip-''"-   ' 
Libraries  Committee.     Eormerly  Hon.  Sec.  of  tl 
ham   E<lucational  Society,  and  of  the  National    :  > 

League.  Has  published  several  pamphlets  on  educational  subjects.  Was  a 
member  of  the  Birmingham  School  Board  1873-6,  and  Mavor  of  Birmingham 
1878-9.  Is  President  of  the  National  Federation  of  Liberal  Asisociations,  and 
a  J.  P.  and  an  Alderman  of  Birmingham.  Formerly  head  of  the  firm  of 
Ceilings  and  Wallis,  Birmingham.  A  Radical.  Elected  for  Ipswich  April 
1880. 

RttUenct—T^  Woodlands.  Wellington  Road,  Edgbaston,  Birmingham. 


.  E  COLLINS  (Klnsale). 

^3flf  Eugene  Collins,*  el.  son  of  Daniel  Collins. 

f3|B^  Esq.,  of  Kinsale,  by  Catherine,  d.  of  Martin  Kcnefich. 

^^■^  ^  Esq.,  of  Clontead,  co.  Cork.  He  was  bom  May  9tli. 
1822,  was  privately  ed.,  and  m.,  1854,  Louisa  Marianm. 
d.  of  Thomas  Henry  Taunton,  Esq.,  J. P.,  of  Grand 
pont,  near  Oxford,  and  niece  of  the  Hon.  Sir  W.  K 
Taunton,  a  Justice  of  the  Queen's  Bench.  Is  a  Fello^^ 
of  the  Statistical  So.  A  moderate  Liberal;  "in  favoi 
of  such  Home  Rule  for  Ireland  as  would  enable  Irish- 
men to  legislate  on  all  subjects  affecting  the  internal 
administration  of  their  country.  An  advocate  of  de- 
nominational education  as  opposed  to  secularism.' 
First  elected  for  Kinsale  Feb.  1874,  having  in  1865 , 
been  an  unsuccessful  candidate. 


«C!5^ 


/»«/— Henry  Eueene  Taunton,  b.  1855 ;  ed.  at  Hertford  Coll..  Oxford  :  called  to  the  Bar 
Lincoln's  Inn  1879  ;  is  a  Lieut  tst  Somerset  Militia. 

C/m^«— Devonshire,  Cobden,  St.  George's. 

7#«w«  RnidUnce—"  Middle  Hurst,"  Porchestcr  Terrace,  Hyde  Park,  W. 

5'«i/#— Tjrnycwm,  Carmarthenshire  ;  Kinsale,  co.  Cork. 


•  The  family  of  Collins  were  settled  at  Hythe.  in  Kent  (which  borotigh  several  member*. 
of  the  family  represented  in  Parliament),  from  the  15th  century  unni  1600,  when  the  elder      i 
braiich,  of  which  Mr.  Collins  is  the  lineal  repccacomire,  settled  in  the  south  of  Ireland.  j 


MCMBEM  or   PARLIAMENT. 


5« 


^^''^Syyti  ...j...^ 


Col 


•Ik. 


of  Jamct 
BMckenham, 


.roM,  Koviulk,   by 


1.  J.  OOLMAV 

lertmiah   Jamet  Couian, 
iman,    Em|.,    of  Stoke   Holy  C 
d.  of  loha  Bttrlingbam,  K*q.,  of 

Boni  loM  I4tk.  18301     K4.  priirmielir.  ami 
18(6,  CaraUae.  -     TI.  CucM-IUrUy. 

ofUllierii«ict  Ital.P.  and* 

^  '  Vocfolk  aoU ,».Aidi,  olWhicli  dty 

rifr  186a,  and  Majror  1867.    Apaitatrfaitbe 


4ndJ. 
u^  Nurifkich  and  London. 
Nonconfonnist. 
1871. 


An  imdefemdmt  LikermI  simI 
Fint  dectod  for  Nomrich  Feb.  31a, 


/uH'— Two  HM  sad  (auf  lUugliUrk. 
C/iJW-IUfati,  Cobd— .  Di  naikh  1. 
X^mJIw  /l^mM»-i«l,  Cmmm  Sum*.  K.C :  Bdcmw 
JM«r-€biT««  Houm.  Nervkk  :  Tb*  Qyib,  CorttM. 


S.W. 


D.  LA  T.  OOLTHUBST  (OOVk  Osoatn 

David  la  Touchc  Colthurst,  son  of  Sir 

Nicholas  Conway  Colthurst,  4th  ban.,  by  Eluabcth,  only 
d.  of  the  late  Ucorse  Voey,  Em].,  oi  Latcan  Hooac, 
CO.  Dublin.  He  was  bora  l82i>;  formerlir  a  Lient.« 
Col.  in  the  Army  ;  served  with  the  17th  Regt.  in  the 
Crimean  cmmpauni,  including  kicge  of  Seba^oppl  and 
assault  on  the  Redan  (medu  with  chup  and  TurkiUi 
medal).  A  Homt  RuUr,  Fir^t  elected  for  00.  Cork 
Feb.  14th,  1879. 

CA^-Rdbnn. 

ltni4Ume^l,  Adelaide  PUc«.  Cork 


A. 

Andrew  C 
late  John  Con 
bom    1832,  an« 
ColL.   Cork, 
1854,  arv)   I 
liar  at   I 

//(MM/  At' 


— grad.    M 
in    at  Un 


OotiBty). 

,  LL,D.^  second  son  of  the 
of  Ballvbcg,  CO.  CaHow.  lie  was 
at  Cariow  ColU  And  at  Ooeen's 
A.  at  Queen's  Univ.  in  Ireland 
niv.  of  London  1858.  Called  to  the 
m  i860 ;  goes  the  Noctbem  Circuit.  A 
tod  for  RoKommon  co.  April  i8Sa 


5» 


MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


^^ 


lOllUlX 

Francis  Compton,  D,C,L,^  sixth  son  of  the 
late  Henry  Combe  Compton,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of  M instead 
Manor  House,  Lyndhurst,  Hants,  by  Charlotte,  d.  of 
the  late  William  Mills  bsq.,  of  liisteme,  Hants.  He 
was  bom  1824,  and  was  ed.  at  Merton  Coll.,  Oxford, 
— grad.  B.A.  in  classical  honors  1846,  M.A.  1849, 
D.C.L.  18—  ;  was  sometime  a  Fellow  of  All  Souls' 
Coll.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  and  at  the 
Middle  Temple  185a  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Hampshire.  A 
Conservative.  Elected  for  South  Hampshire  April 
1880. 


Chmmbtn^x,  Seijeanu'  Inn,  Fleet  Street,  E.C 


0.  E.  COOPE  (MlddlesezX 
Octavius   Edward  Coope,   son  of   the  late 

John  Coope,  Esq.,  of  Great  Cuml^rland  Place,  I>ondon, 
by  Anna  Slaria  his  wife.  He  was  bom  1814,  and  m., 
1848,  Emily,  d.  of  Capt.  Fulcher,  of  the  Indian  Army. 
Is  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Essex,  and  a  partner  in  the 
brewing  firm  of  Ind,  Coope,  and  Co.,  of  Romford 
and  Burton-on -Trent.  A  Conserrative.  Sat  for  Great 
Yarmouth  1848.  First  elected  for  Mid<llescx  Feb.  1874, 
having  in  1 868  unsuccessfully  contested  the  Tower 
Hamlets. 

C/««^/— Carlton,  Burlington. 

TmvH  Residence— -^1,  Upper  Brook  Street,  W. 

.Sra/— RochetU,  South  Weald.  Brentwood. 


W.  J.  CORBET  (Wicklow  County). 

William  Joseph  Corbet,  third  son  of  the  late 
Robert  Corbet,  Esq.,  of  Ballykaneen,  Queen's  co.,  byj 
Alice,  d.  of  John  Mulhall,  Esq.,  of  Clonaslic,  in  the  same] 
CO.     He  was  bom   1825,  was  ed.  at  Broadwood  House, 
l^ancashire,  and  m.,  1865,  Elizabeth, — who  died  1871, — I 
d.  of  Richard  Jennings,  Esq.     Is  a  member  of  the  Royal 
Irish    Academy.      Author  of  various   works,    including 
••  Songs  of  my  Summer-time,"  "  The  Battleof  Fontenoy,**! 
and  other  poems,  *'  What  is  Home  Rule?"  etc.     A  Homt\ 
Ruler;  an  "advocate  of  denominational  education,  fixity] 
of  tenure,  and  reform  of  the  grand  jury  laws."     Elected] 
for  CO.  Wicklow  April  1880. 

C/m^— St.  Stephen't  Green,  Hanover  Square. 
Retidence—^^rva%  Farm,  Delgany,  co.  Wicklow. 


MEnms  or  PARLiAMEirr. 


S3 


rfm*4    Rtionm,  €kmhmm.VtmmMn, 


John  CoRB>  1  of  the  late  Mr.  Joseph 

Cbrbett,  of  Sliro(>  nnah  hi*  wtfr.    Ilrwatt-trn 

1817,  Attil  m.,  1850,  .AMua  r  lua,  d.  at  Mr.  JoimO'MauB, 
of  Tipncnrjr  co.Ua  J.I*,  for  WormlanUf*,  a  J.P« 
aii«I  «  IJ.U  for  Mcfioocthkhir*-  t^f't^*'*M^w  of  tbt  Stoke 
i>    ■>   *^*h  WorU,  Worce*t.  ircctor  of  tcvcral 

i    '       iomfianies  l.^u«tl  uf  ih<  .f  Impair,  ^'Hf^ 

^  'N.  <  "l«lm,  an  Amocuu  of  Uk  loilkaUooof  Civ  I 
li..   ;..  a    rormher    of  tJw    Rr»y.    A|rvic«lt«ral«    ihc 

and  QWB.  of 

tdactadfor 


kUIc 


/*«/MM  t^#w  iLWuf    P<d«: 
•kirft, 


laifm  Onbvkli 


Sir 


:  YBya>y.MaMiga|a,  Towym*  M 


J.  P.  OOKET  (B«UkstX 
James  Porter  Corry,   cI.  ton  of  ihc  late 

Robert  Corry,  Esq. ,  merchant*  of  Bcl&it*  by  Jane,  d.  of 

the  ble  M.  Jamck  Poiter,  of  BaUyuaeU,  oa  Down.     He 

wa^  bom  Sept.  8th,   1826,  wma  ed.  privately,  and  at 

t  Coll.,  and  m.,  1849,  Margaret,— who  died  1869, 

r  thi  lale  William  Seryioe,  Eaq.,  of  Glaapnr.     Is 

>.  Antrim  and  BcUmI,  and  a  ahipowncf  and 

1  that  borough.    A  Comsnvatne.   Fiift  elected 

for  Belfiut  Feb.  1874. 

C/bJv-Carltoa.  Jaaior  Cwfco«,  \Jham.  Svinrflb  Scract. 
5m/— Diammim,  ^  " 

0. 0.  con 

Charles  Cecil  Cotes,*  el.  surviving  son  of  the 
late  John  Cotea,  £«q..  M.P.  for  N.  Salop  1833.4,  ^ 
I^v  Louisa  Harriet  fenkinioo,  d.  of  the  3fd  and  la»t 
Karl  of  Liverpool.  He  was  bom  1846,  and  %ras  cd.  at 
Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch..  Oxford,— grad.  B.A.  186a.  Ai>. 
pointed  a  Lord  of  the  Treasury  April  i88a  Is  a  J.  l*. 
and  a  D.L.  for  Shropshire  and  Staflbcdshiie,  and 
Capt  Salop  Yco.  Cav.  A  ZiAmi/.  First  elected  for 
Shrewsburv  Feb.  1874,  havii^  in  1870 
cessfolcanaidate. 


S1.J1 


!•» 


IS  vary 


of  UM  nil— tJM  iif  Til  II 
6m  Um  tk»Akt  at  CVXM, 


54 


MEMBERS  OP  PARLIAMENT. 


WILLIAM  J.  R.  OOTTOV  (LondoaX 
^^4  William    James    Richmond-CorroN.       He 

*5*y  "tms  bom  Nov.   13th,  1822.     Is  sole  owner  of  the  most 

/j(y.  important  iron  mines  on  the  west  coast  of  Norway,  a 

e  ^^^ffd  merchant  in  I^omlon,  and  proprietor  of  Sun  and  Top- 

ping's wharves  London  Bridge.  Was  elected  an  Alder- 
man of  the  city  of  London  1866,  and  served  the  office 
of  SheriflT  of  I^»ndon  and  Middlesex  1868-9,  *"<!  of  Lord 
Mayor  of  the  citv  of  London  1875-6.  Is  a  J.  P.  for 
Middlesex,  Hertfordshire,  and  the  city  of  I>ondon,  a 
Commissioner  of  Inland  Revenue,  for  liertfonl,  a  mem- 
ber of  the  Haljerdashers'  and  Sarldlers'  Cos.,  and  the 
Turners'  and  Fan  Makers'  Cos.,  a  Trustee  of  St.  Andrew 
Undershaft,  Chm.  of  the  Mary  Datchclor's  Middle  Cla.ss 
Girls'  Schools,  a  Governor  of  Queen  Anne's  Bounty,  a 
Governor  of  all  the  Royal  Hospitals,  one  of  the  Committee  of  Aske's  Charity, 
President  of  the  City  of  London  P.  Rifle  Corps,  and  a  Director  of  the  Liver- 
|>oolf  London,  and  Globe  Fire  and  Life  Assurance  Co.  Author  of  **  Imagina- 
tion," a  poem  ;  a  brochure,  "Smash,"  referring  to  commercial  panics;  and  of 
various  contributions  to  periodical  literature.  He  was  the  promoter  and  some- 
time chairman  and  treasurer  of  the  I^ncashire  and  Cheshire  Operative  Relief 
Fund,  to  which  upwards  of  ;^520,ooo  was  contributed,  and  all  distributed  at  a 
cost  of  only  half  per  cent,  to  the  fund.  A  Comervatire.  Unsuccessfully 
contested  South wark  1868.  Electe<I  for  the  city  of  I^ondon  Feb.  1874,  and 
re-elected  March  31st,  1880,  having  upon  each  occasion  polled  a  larger  number 
of  votes  than  any  other  member  for  the  same  constituency. 
C/»***— Carlton,  City  Carlton. 

Offices 27,  St  Mary  Axe,  E.C 

Tffutn  RetitUnc* — 43,  Cromwell  Houses,  S.W. 


Country  /?/xi<£nwtf— Patcham  Place,  Patcham,  Sussex. 


O.  COUKTAULD  (Maldon). 
George    Courtauld,*   el.   son    of  the   late 

George  Courtauld,  Esq.,  of  Bocking.  He  was  bom  1830, 
was  ed.  at  Univ.  College,  London,  and  m.  ist,  1855, 
Mina, — who  died  1859,— -d.  of  W.  Bromley,  Esq.,  of 
Clapton,  Middlesex;  2ndly,  1864,  Susanna  Elizabeth, — 
who  died  1879,— d.  of  S.  W.  Savill,  Esa.,  of  Bocking. 
Is  a  J.  P.  for  Essex,  and  a  partner  in  the  firm  of  Samuel 
Courtauld  and  Co.,  crape  manufacturers,  of  Bocking,  and 
19,  Aldermanbury,  E.C.  A  Liberal.  Elected  for  Maldon 
Dec  nth,  1878. 

C/«^— Reform. 

Town  Retidence—y^  St.  James's  Place,  S.W. 

Retidence—Cvx  Hedge,  Habtcwi.  Essex. 


■flonSsbire,  sttn  in  lU  possesstoo,  and  which  was  held  by  Thooias  de  Cotes  in  1 1 
the  Blade  Book  of  (he  Exchequer  was  coaipUed.    The  grandtather  of  Mr.  Cotes  wa<. 


when 

M.P.  for  Salop  1806-3  ,     ..        .  .  ,        ^ 

'  Is  descended  from  a  French  Huguenot  nmuy,  who  were  dnvcn  irom  France  at  the 
'    iofthe  Edict  of  Nattiea. 


MEMBERS  or  PARLIAMHIT. 


5S 


LKOOOBrVBT 

aLcOQEld   ! 
CoiMtMT.E^, 
boni  183a,  ail 
CTmLEA..  3> 
wMtltcKda  i 
--^   Inn  Jnt  185^ 
Uohwiitjr  C 
Secrcuryof  ^ 
s  Dtrf^tor  of  iIm  Colonial  Banl 
the  periodical  prcM, 
^ic  "  loonial  of  the 
s  ajMi  an  artide  on  h 
..nica."    KUktfl.     1 
ch.  1874 


( NEY,  eldest  ton  Of  < 

■   ■    ■         !I.,  CambrKJifc. 

^^— of  whidihc 

:  Bar  at  Uaoolu'» 

ttcal  Eoooooiy  tn 

Appoimod  Under 

•Toe  iictmrtment  Dec  l88a 

i      Aatnor  of  nnmemo^  con- 

i860)  00  "I 

y*  00  Ibr 

''MT  edition  ui  inc        r.nt^(.i«>- 

Utkcaid  Dec  tand,  1876, 


Ttmm  R0ttdtmf    ».  8c  Jmm«*»  PUm.  S.W. 


r«M«M(»-i«,  QiMMi  Aaa«'t  i>«ie.  S.  W 
:i«w<>^   Owipri  SttiroM*. 


Old  SquM«.  UmoIb**  Im.  W.C 
J.  OOW AV  (BdlBbOrg^ 

James  Cowan,  son  of  Alexander  Cowan.  Fs*^ , 
pnper  nunnfacturer,  of  Vallevfield  and  Bank  ' 
cvik.  N.B.,  I7  Eluabcth,  d.  of  George  Ha  f 

LaverpooL     He  was  bom  Maich  I2tb,  1816,  wA*ed.  ai 
the  nieb  Sch.,  and  at  the  Univ.  of  Edintwr^,  and  m., 
1841,  Cbariocte,  d.  of  Duncan  Cowan,  F 
If  a  paper-maker,  and  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.  I 

of  Wbtr»'    »'-  -        -     - 

Match 


>ur^, 
Lord'Provoat  front  .^<'..  i.,72  till 
fonnerly  Capt.  of  Edinlnirgfa  Rifle  VoL 
elected  for  Edinburgh  Feb.  1874. 

Clmk$    R<fw.  EdiDbitrgb  Uoivenity. 
Rtddmet    js.  Royal  Terrace,  Edinbiiffh. 
Lmdm  RmwUmrt    too,  Sc  GMffa'a  Sqnara.  & W. 

J.  OOWn  (Vtwcastl*>iipon-TyiitX 
Joseph  Co  WEN,  son  of  the  late  Sir  Joseph 

Cowcn,  M.P.  for  Ncwca*ilcupon-Trne,  by  Mary,  d.  o( 
the  late  Mr.  Anthonv  Newton,  of  Winlaton.  He  wa«  bom 
1831,  was  ed.  at  the  Univ.  of  Edinbtugb,  and  m.. 
lane,  d.  of  the  late  Mr.  John  Thompton.  of  Fatfic 
Durham.  Is  a  ooalowner,  and  fire>bnck  and  dav  rexon 
raannfartnrer.  Proprielar  of  tlM  A^nnr«iE«(^  An^  CAnMnrilr, 
and  of  the  Ntweasti*  W«tkly  Ckr&mkU^  and  author  of 
inrruaN  ^M>IiticaI  pamphlets,  &c  A  RaJual :  in  favor  of  a  national  foreign 
licy.  Kii»t  elected  for  .N'ewcafttle-upon*Tyne  Jan.  1874 ;  rc<elected  Feb.  jrxl, 
74.  and  Apnl  3rd,  1880. 

r/«4t-R«lona.  K«Mii«u». 
Qtfbw-M,  Emm  Somi.  Soaad.  W.C 

Han,  Blaydoa  upoa-Ty— . 


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MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


T  P.  OOWPBE  (Hirtfbrdilimx 

Henry  Frederick  Cowper,  second 
Konuf  the  6th  Earl  Cowper,  by  Anne  Florence, 
Haroness  Lucas,  el.  d.  of  the  1st  EarldeGrey. 
Me  was  bom  April  i8th,  1836,  was  ed.  at 
Harrow,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford,  and  is  un- 
married. Is  a  D.L.  of  Kent,  a  J.  P.  for  Herts, 
antl  heir-presumptive  to  the  7th  Earl  Cowper. 
A  Liberal.  Unsuccessfully  contested  Hert- 
fordshire March  1864;  first  elected  for  that 
constituenc)'  July  1865. 


Ctmb9    Brook*'*.  Tiavellen',  MAriborough,  St.  Jaine*'^  Dcvoiuhirc. 

Jm/— Brocket  Hall,  Welwyn,  Herts. 

7>WM  Rttidentt—^,  St.  James's  Square,  S.W. 


W.  Y.  CRAIO  (StaffordBliire,  North). 

William  Young  Craig,  son  of  the  late  John 
Craig,  Esq.,  of  Burntisland,  Fifeshire.  He  was  bom 
May  1827,  and  m.,  1857,  Henriette  Milton,  d.  of  the 
late  Capt.  Richard  Stanncy,  of  the  Isle  of  Wight.  Is 
a  mining  engineer,  and  a  coal  and  ironstone  proprietor 
in  North  .Staffordshire.  Elected  Pres.  of  the  North 
Staffordshire  Institute  of  Mining  and  Mechanical  Engi- 
neers 1879,  and  re-elected  1880.  Author  of  several 
papers  on  mining  subjects.  A  Liberal.  Electee  for 
North  Staffordshire  April  1880. 

C^wrArrr— Palace  Chambert.  St.  Stephen's,  WestmiiBter, 
S.W. 

RetuUnc*—^,  Cambridge  Gate,  Regetit's  Park,  W. 


«^^^ 


B.  CRETKE  (York  Cit7). 

Ralph  Creyke,  only  son  of  the  late  Ralph 
Creyke,  of  Rawcliffe  and  Marton,*  Yorkshire,  by 
Louisa  Frances,  2nd  d.  of  the  late  Col.  Croft,  ot 
Stillington  Hall,  York.  He  was  bom  Sept.  5th,  1849, 
and  was  ed.  at  Eton  and  at  Univ.  of  Camb.  Is  a  J. P. 
for  Elast  and  West  Ridings  of  York,  Middlesex,  and 
Westminster,  and  a  D.L.  for  West  Riding  of  York.  A 
Liberal.     Elected  for  York  April  2nd,  1880. 

C/a(3.f^ Brooks's,  Deronshire,  Sl  James's. 

J/a/x— Rawcliffe  Hall,  Selby  ;  Marton  Hall,  Bridlington. 

Town  RttitUnc* — a8,  Ennismore  Gardens,  S.W. 


*  "^^  M.irton  property  ha*  been  in  the  powcuion  of  the  Creyke  family  since  1445.    Joho 
ile  Lrej  ke  represented  York  in  1358. 


or  PARLiAyEjrr. 


$7 


M  (7«nnAaMli 
John  llciiry  Crichton    ( I'iuvunt 

CrnA/i^m),  rl.    M*n  of  ihr  Jnl   K^r!  of   h  rtir, 

K.  V„  by  SkliM  Grkclda,  and  d.  oT  ihc  Uic 
Rev.  CIhuIm  BtPMlMtL  He  ««*  bom  Oct. 
l6ih,  |8|9,  HTM  ed.  tt  Eton,  and  at  CK 
Ch..  Oxibfd.  wherahemd.  a  A.  i86i,M.A. 
1863 ;  and  m.,  |87(\  Ladv  Florrrv-  V-- . 
d.  or  ibc  3fd  Kari  or  Enakkillea 
and  a  D.  L.  for  CO.  Fennaaagh.    ^^ 

.  and  or  Donegal  ib07, 
Tnamuy  Hon  Feb. 
nfTfathf.     Sal  lor  Enniakilkn  from  Nov.  1868 
>.  Kcnrarfuigh  April  91b,  188a 

it*  Pbc«.  Hyd«  pMk  CoTMr.  8  W 


of  FcroMM^  i86mu  a 
and  a    Lora   oT  ibe 


J.  CROPPER  CEMUUdX 

James   Ckopprr,   eL   son   of  the   late   John 

Cropper.  Eaq.,  or  Dingle  Bank,  Liverpool,  by  Ann.  d.  ol 
John  Wakefield.  Ksq..  of  Kendal.  He  wat  bom  1833.  and 
m.,  i&4$,  Fannv  Alikoo,  d.  of  the  late  John  Wake6cld.  Eao, 
or  Sedgwick.  Westmoreland.  It  a  J.P.  and  a  D.l.  for 
Weatmordand,  and  a  paper-maker.  Was  High  Shcrift 
oT  Wettmorehmd  1875.  A  UAfra/,  Elected  for  KcimUI 
Dec  i6tb,  188a 


J.  K.  OBOn  dollOtt-to-Moon). 

John  Kynaston  Cross,  son  of  the  bte  John 
CroM.  Eaq.,  or  Gartaide  House,  Bolton,  by  Hannah,  only 
d.  oT  the  hue  Richard  Kynastoo,  Eao.,  oT  Bolton.  He  was 
bom  Oct.  13th,  1833,  and  m..  185^  Emihr,  d.  of  the  late 
Jaroc«  Carlton,  Esq.,  or  Irwcll  Hooae,  near  Maacheater.  Is 
a  j.  P.  for  Bolton,  a  merchant  at  Mancharttr,  and  a  cotton- 

nner  and  mannfactnrer  at  Bohoo.  An  imifptndmi 
Fint  fleeted  for  BoltoD-lc^oors  Feb.  4th,  1874. 


58 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


KIOHT  ROH.  tnt  EIOHAKD  A.  0B088  (Lanoaahirt.  BonUi-WMt). 
^M  Richard   Assheton   Cross,   r.C,   G.C.B., 

^m  F./^.S.,  D.C.L.,  LL.IX,  third  son  of  the  late  William 

ifi^L  Cro»»,   Ksq.,    D.L.,   of  Red   Scar,   near    Preston,   hy 

^^^^^  -•  Ellen,  d.  of  the  late  Kdward  Chaffers,  Esq.  Hewn. 
l>..!n  May  joth,  1823,  was  ed.  at  Rugby,  and  at  Trin. 
<  1'  .  Camb.,— ^jrad.  B.A.  1846,  and  Hon.  LL.D., 
isj.s:  and  Hon.  IXC.L.  Oxford  1877,— and  m.,  1852, 
(.(  i^^iana,  d.  of  the  late  Thomas  Lyon,  Esq.,  oi 
Ali'lcton  Hall,  Cheshire.  Calle<l  to  the  Bar  at  th. 
1849,  and  made  a  Bencher  of  his  Inn 
•enl  the  Northern  Circuit.  Is  a  J.  V. 
Lancashire,  and  a  J.  P.  for  Chr^InK  . 
Was  .Secretary  of  State  for  the  Home  Department  ti  ;ii 
tic  was  sworn  a  Privy  Councillor,  until  April  1880,  whc-n  he- 
was  created  a  G.C.B.  A  Comert'ath>e.  Sat  for  Preston  from  1857  till  1862. 
First  elected  for  South- West  I^ncashire  Nov.  1868. 


I       y  M  .vj'i'icion   iiaii,   \^ 

ify/y^  Inner  Temple  184 

^>^  /sA  1876  ;  formerly  w« 

-^      7^  .in<l  a  D.L.  for  L 


C/«^— Athenaeum,  Carlton.  St.  Stephen 't. 
T«mn  Rt$idtHct—\i,  Warwick  Square,  S.W. 
5'<m/— Eccle  Riggs,  Broughton-in-Fumeu. 


A  CRUM  (RenfrewshireX 

Alexander  Crum,  eldest  son  of  the  late  Walter 
Crum,  Esq.,  F.  R.S.,  of  Thomliebank,  by  Jesse,  d.  of  the 
late  William  Graham,  Esq.,  of  Bumtshiel,  co.  Renfrew. 
He  was  bom  1828,  and  m.,  1863,  Margaret  Nina,  el.  d. 
of  the  late  Ru  Rev.  Alexander  Ewing,  D.C.L.,  LL.D., 
Bishop  of  Argyll.  Is  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.  L.  of  Renfrewshire. 
A  Liberal.     Elected  for  co.  Renfrew  Nov.  29th,  1880. 

C/«*— Windham. 

Rttidence —li\\QircX\^\A.T\i,  Gla&gow,  N.B. 


RIGHT  HON.  GEORGE  CUBITT  (Surrey,  West). 

George  Cubitt,  P.C,  son  of  the  late  Thor 
Cubitt,  Elsq.,  of  Denbies,  Surrey,  by  Mary  Anne,  d. 
Samuel  Warner,  Esq.  He  was  bom  at  Clapham  182 
and  was  ed.  at  Trinity  Coll.,  Camb. ;  grad.  M.  A.  185 
Was  second  Church  Estates  Commissioner  from  Fel 
1874  till  March  1879.  Swom  of  the  Privy  Counc 
March  24th,  1880.  In  1853  he  m.  Laura,  d.  of  the  h 
Rev.  James  Joyce,  Vicar  of  Dorking.  Is  a  D.L.  fo 
Surrey  and  Middlesex.  A  Coiuervative.  First  elc 
for  West  Surrey  1860. 

Clubs— Oxr'  '"arlton. 

TtnoH  Resi  rince'»  Gate,  S.  W. 

^■r/i/— Den:       ,  i  j. 


MiMBeiui  or  PARLiAMfirr. 


$9 


tlBBOl 


riOftUTCK. 


Militia,  and  a 
CO.  he  wa«  i 
Flint  l>i*triiJ 
for  Denbigh  1 

r/wAj      1  r4vrllrr»'.  BMok»*». 
S/i/      A. 


A.  OUVUmL  But.  (DwMgk  Dtotilott. 

r  '     ■  ^'-     '  ^  IKK,  5ih  Utft,  son  of 

ih  £»H..  ofihtBcafiiavU 

Sci.....        ;..    ^-.    j^...    17th,    1839^  WM  cd.   M 

Kioo,  and  m.,  1869,  Eleanor  Sophb  EgtfUm.  onhr  4. 

of  Major   Fi*rrff>n  Yjriiih.   of  Wrtt   fUlC   Hich   Ix^lifli. 

ai  red  theSc»'    ' 

Capt.  I  Saocmicti  tiu 

gramKii-  IMe,  4^  ban.. 


Kcb.   1^74;   ci 


u  i'^rk,.  \Vrc»haa.  D*abialutuf«. 


D.  OVRRIS  (FwthHOrt). 

Donald  Currib,  C.M.G,^  F./f.CS.,  son  of  the 

late  James  Cunie,  £ic|.,  of  Greenock,  bjr  Elixabeth,  d.  of 
thr  late  Donald  Martin,  Eaq.,  of  Greenock.  He  was  h. 
I  Si 5,  and  m.  Margaret,  d.  of  the  late  fohn  Miller,  Esq.,  of 
l.ucqxwl,  and  Aidencraig,  Bute.  U  a  thipowner,  and 
hcati  of  the  6rm  of  Donald  Carrie  and  Co.,  and  a  Comnr. 
of  Lieutenancy  for  the  City  of  London.  Nominated  a 
C.M.G.  1877.  A  Uttm/,  UnnccesalttUy  cnolotted 
Greenock  1878. 

MMiifint"n>  Hrda  Park  PIm».  Loodoa.  W. :  Ouay  Houm.  Ab«f«ldr,  PwtlMliin, 

a  DALRTMPLB  (ButMhlMX 

Charles  !>• :d  son  of  the  late 

Sir  Charlc*  Da  !»  hart.— and  brother 

of  the  Right  11 , >.   ;  .  .^uvson,  6th  bart..  by 

Helen,  d.  of  the  late  Rt.  Hon.  D.  Boyle,  of  Shewalton, 

Ayrdiire.     He  was   bom   Oct.    l«h.  1830,  was  cd.  at 

Harrow  and  at  Trin.  ColL.  CamL,— grad.  B.A.  third- 

chua  Clanics  1S62.  and  M.A.  1865,— and  m..  1874,  Alice 

Mary,    and   d.  of  Sir  Edward   Hunter  Blair,  4th  bart. 

Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  Nov.  186c.     Is  a  I. P. 

and  a  D.L.  CO.  of  East  Lothian,  a  J. P.  for  Mid-LotUan 

and  Ayrshire,  and  Capt.  Prince  Regent's  Art  and  Wigtown 

Mi!i!ia.    .Avsumed  in  1849  the  surname  of  I)alrvnu>Ic.  in  lieu  ofhis  patronymic, 

'o  the  estates  of  his  great -gr.  "^ir  David  Dalrymplc,  Locd 

njenrnthft.    Sat  for  Butrsl.  ^ov.  1868  till  March  1880; 

July  3id,  1880,  having  in  April  ul  Uiat  year  been  an 


ev-S^Oasknr  Homh,  S.W.  C^#-Ck«ll<M. 

Antaaoaif.  Isit  of  Baia,  N.& 


6o 


ICIMBIRS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


J.  DALT  (OOXH  OttjX 

John  Daly,  son  of  the  late  John  Daly,  Esq 

of  Cork.  He  was  born  1834,  and  was  cd.  at  Cloi 
gales  Coll.,  CO.  Kildare.  Is  a  J. P.  for  co.  Cork,  a: 
Alderman  and  a  J.  P.  for  Cork  city, — of  which  he  w:i 
Mayor  1871-2  and  1872-3,— a  Chevalier  of  the  Legi« 
of  lionor,  and  a  merchant  at  Cork.  A  Liberal.  Un 
successfully  contested  Tralce  Feb.  1 874,  and  Cork  city 
May  1876.     Elected  for  Cork  city  April  1880. 

/?rf/V/^M<-^— Rookhurst,  Moakstown,  co.  Cork. 


^^^ 


H.  T.  DAVENPORT  (StaffordBhlre.  North). 

fl^  Harry  Tichbome  Davenport,  3rd  son  of  the 

J^^^  late  John  Davenport,  Esq.,  J.  P.  and  D.L.  of  Westwoo<i . 

^^SQb  Staffordshire,  and  Foxley,  Herefordshire,  by  Charlotte. 

^      2nd  d.  of  the  late  George  Coltman,  Esa.,  of  Hagnaby 
Priory,  Lincolnshire.     He  was  bom  I033,  was  cd.  at 
Harrow,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford,— grad.  B.A.  1856, 
M.A.  1859, — and  ni.,  1868,  Georgiana  Henrietta,  el.  d. 
of  Sir  William  Curtis,  3rd  bart.     Called  to  the  I'lr  .it 
the  Inner  Temple  i860.      Is  a  J. P.  for  Slaffor'i 
A  Conservative,     Unsuccessfully  contested  Ne\s\ 
under- Lyme  Feb.   1874,  and  Stoke-upon- Trent  1^75 
Elected  for  North  Staffordshire  April  l88a 
C/«^*— United  University,  Carlton. 
Retidence—  Hem  Heath,  Trentham,  Stoke-upon-Trem. 


W.  BROMLEY-DAVENPORT  (Warwickshire.  North). 

William  Bromley-Davenport,  son  of  the  la( 

Rev.  Walter  Davenport,  of  Wootton  Hall,  Staffordshire,- 
who  in  1822  assumed  the  additional  surname  of  Bromk 
— by  hb  1st  wife,  Caroline  Barbara,  d.  of  the  late  V< 
Archdeacon  Gooch.     He  was  bom  Aug.  20,   1821, 
cd.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford,  and  m,,  185J 

'    crista  Elizabeth,  el.  d.  of  the  late  Walter  Carn;  '    ' 
|.,  of  Islay.     Is  a  D.L.  and  a  J.  P.  for  the  cos.  u\ 

,.  .ck  and  SlalTonl,  and  Lieut.-Col,  of  the  Staffoi 
Yeo.  Cav.      In  1868  he  assumed  bv  royal   licen 
name    of   Bromlev  -  Davenjxjrt,    in    lieu    of   Davc.i_ 
Bromley.      A  Liberal  Conservative.      First  returned  fur 
North  Warwickshire  Dec.  1864- 

Pmtrtm  0/ tkrte  Livimjp—BaLpnu>n,  R.,  Warwickshire:   Ellactone,  V.,   Suffbrdshirc 
Capeuhornc,  V.,  Cheshire. 

C^«Af— Carlton.  White't.  Marlborough,  Travellen'. 

TWwi  Re$idrm(e—x.  Belgrave  Place,  S.W. 

Stmt*-  Baginton  Hall,  near  Coventry  :  Capetthome,  ChelforJ,  Cbethire. 


MKMBEES  or   FARUAMBirr. 


Honce  Davkv,  Q,C,,  um  of  the  Utc  Peter 

Dsvejr,  Emi.,  of  Horton,    Bockt,  and   Toniuay.     He 

WW  bom  ilu,  «rM  ed.  at  Racl>jr,  •»<  <  «ill-. 

Oxlocd.— <rad.  B.A.  doabk  IK  das  i  1  n.. 

1863,  Looita  HawcB,  d.  of  the  late  John  liooKta,  Eaq. 

Called  to  the  Bar  at  Unoola't  I  bo  1861,  and  bacaaw 

(,).C.    187s.     A   Ldnrnt,     Elected  far  OwiUdMircli 

April  18801 

Cfa*r~Dii-diiw.  Odbnl  and  C«>bridl9i. 
CU«Arr«~  1.  DM  SqMf«.  UMda'*  Im.  W.C 
r#<M  KftUfmt*    WN  Qmm'»  G««  GwdMM.  S.W. 


D.  DAVIB  (( 

L>a\'id  Davibs,  too  of  the  late  Mr.  Divid 
Davie*,  by  Eluabdh  hk  wtfe.  He  was  bora  Dec.  l8(li, 
1818.  Attended  a  day-tchool  at  Uandinam,  bvt  tf 
principally  telf-edncatcd.  Married,  1851,  Margaret,  d.  of 
Mr.  Mwani  looes,  of  UanCur.  Began  liic  a*  a  «rorking' 
man,  then  following  the  potvuit  of  agricoltnre,  and  after> 
wanU  became  a  railway  oootiactor.  b  now  a  oollienr 
proprietor,  a  Director  of  the  Brecon  and  Mcfthyr  Rail> 
way,  a  I.  P.   for  MontgooMnnhire,  and  Chm.  of  the 

:)dinam  School  Board.     A  likerat.     Firtt  elected  lor  Cardigan  District  Feb. 

4.     UnmcffiillT  conteated  Cardiganshire  1865. 


%,  DAVIEi  (Andaeeyx 
Richard    Davuls,   son 


of  the   late  Richard 


l>avic*,  Vm\.,  of  Langefni,  Aiufleiev.  He  was  bum  iSiS, 
and  m.,  18^5,  Annie,  only  chud  01  the  late  Rev.  Henry 
Kecs,  of  Laverpool.  Is  a  D.L.  for  Anglesey,  a  J. P.  lur 
Anglesey  and  Carnarvon,  and  a  shipowner.  Was  High 
Sheriff  of  Anglesey  i8<8.  A  LUtroL  UnsncccssliUly 
contested  Carnarvon  District  1852.  Fir«t  elected  lor 
Anglesey  Nov.  1868. 


William  Davies,  son  of  the  late  Nf  r.  Thomas 

Davies,  of  Haverfordwest.  He  was  born  §821,  and  waa 
ed.  at  the  Kev.  J.  Brown's  private  sdiooL  b  a  J.P. 
and  a  D.L.  for  Pembrokeshire,  and  a  J.P.  and  an 
Alderman  of  HaverfordwML  A  mtrmi.  Elected  for 
Pembrokeshire  April  i88o^   having  in  1876  been  an 


MmUmiM    quu>Mlna,   MiMM   IUv«a :    Sprii«  Csrd-i, 


62 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


HOV.  LBWn  P.  DAWNAT  (ThinkX 

I>ewis  Payn  Dawn  ay,  second  son  of  thr 

7th  Vi*count  Downe,  by  Mary  Isabel,  d.  of  the  lat. 
Right  Rev.  the  Hon.  Richard  Bagol,  D.D.,  Bishop  •  ; 
Oxford.  He  was  born  April  1st,  1846,  was  e<l.  : 
Kton,  and  m.,  1877,  Victoria  Alexandrina  Elizabeth, 
d.  of  the  laic  (icn.  the  Hon.  Charles  Grey.  Entered 
the  Coldstream  Guards  1865,  became  Lieut,  and  Capl. 
1867,  Capt.  and  Lieut. -Col.  1876,  and  retired  1877. 
A  Consfrt'ative.  Unsuccessfully  contested  York  Feb, 
1874.  Elected  for  Thirsk  April  1880. 
C/m^«— Carlton,  White'k,  Guanb',  Yorkshire. 


C.  DAWSON  (Carlow  BoronglD. 

Charles  Dawson,  son  of  Mr.  Michael  Dawsoi 
of  Dalkey,  co.  Dublin,  who  was  sometime  an  AM"""'* 
of  Limerick.    He  was  bom  1842,  was  ed.  at  the  C 
Univ.  of  Ireland,  and  m.,  1873,  Catherine,  d.  «.i 
liam  Carroll,  Elsa,,  Secretary  of  the  Limerick  Hailwn 
Commission.     Was  High  Sheriff  of  Limerick  18767 
Is  a  member  of  the  Town  Council  of  Dublin,  and  ]  r.. 
prietor  of  the  **  Limerick  Bakery,"  Dublin,  and  "f  m    i, 
and  coal  stores,  Limerick.      A  Home  RuUr.      Llccicd 
for  Carlow  borough  April  1880. 

Offtcft — 27,  Lower  Stephen  Street,  Dublin  :  BrunswirL-  Strm 
Limerick. 
tUsui*MC*—Sx.  MichaeKs,  19,  Ardeevin  Road,  Dalkey,  Dublin. 


DE  FERRIERES  (See  FerrieresJ. 

DE  ROTHSCHILD  [See  Rothscmidl. 

DE  W0RBI8  [See  Wormsl. 


June  1 8th. 


A.  0.  DICKSON  (Dover). 
Alexander  George   Dickson,  son   of  Geort 
Dickson,  Esq.,  Belchester,   Berwickshire,  by  Jane,  cl. 
of  Gen.  Sir  Martin  Hunter,    G.C.M.G.,  0!  Me<l< 
Durham,  and  Anton's  Hill,  Berwickshire.     He  w. 
Tune  23rd,  1834,  was  ed.  at  Rugby,  and  m.,  1861. 
lotte  Maria,  3rd  d.  of  the  Hon.  and  Rev.  William 
and  widow  of  the  late  Lord  North.     Entered  the  Ai...j  ...- 
Ensign  62nd  Foot,  Feb.    1853,  and  became  Lieut.  June 
1854  ;  exchanged  in  1855  as  Capt.  to  the  6th  Dragoon 
Guards  (Carabineers),  and  as  Major  to  the  13th  Hassars  iit 
July  i860.     Served  with  the  62nd    Foot  at  the  siege  o( 
Sebastopol  from  Nov.    1854  to  July  1855,  including  thej 
attack  on  the  Quarries  on  the  8th  June,  and  on  the  Ke<lan 
Was  present  with  the  Carabineers  at  the  outbreak  of  the  Sepoy) 


MUiana  or  pakuamimt. 


«3 


■my  at  Menit,  loih  May,  1857.  at  the  actiorn o^ the  Htodva,  loih  and  ti%t 
•>'f  battle  of  Buaick««ari,  and  the  tohae^ittciu  opcrmtkNia  Man  Delhi. 

nwdab  and  chup^  and  the  Turkish  madaL    A  mmUmU  CV 

ted  for  Dover  jnly  186$. 
Cfm*»~  Amy  Md  Navy.  Uaii«d  8«vka,  Gwheik 


^^^^~-^>  Dickkott, 


f  ■  I  » 


) 


J> 


J.  DIOXlOV 

j  amet  Dickson,  el.  son  of  Thomas  Alexander 
£»q..  fofiBcHy  M.P.,  of  Miltown  lloixur, 
by  Elinbelh  Gfter»  d.  of  John  M*Gc9gh. 
Eaq.,  merchant,  of  Coolutown.  He  was  born  April 
19th,  1859,  and  waa  ed.  at  the  Royal  School,  Dun- 
gannon.  A  JLdtra/,  Elected  for  Dwnginnno  June 
aSth,  188a 

Stm*-UVk«m%  Hovac,  Dbi^miiwi 


B.  H.  T.  DIOBT  (Boraetahlrei 

Edward  Henry  Trafalgar  Digby,  el.  son  of  the 
9th  Baroo  Digby,  by  Lady  Theresa  Anne  Maria,  d.  of  the 
3fd  Earl  of  Ilchcster.  lie  was  born  1846.  Entered  the 
Coldurcam  Guards  aa  Ensign  and  Lieut.  1866,  became 
Lieut.  an<l  Capt.  1868,  an  Instructor  of  .Musketry  1869, 
and  Capt.  and  Lieut. -Col.  1877  ;  was  Adjutant  18746. 
A  Cotutrvatwe.  FirU  elected  for  Dorsetshire  Feb.  3rd, 
1876. 

C/W*— Guards'.  Tmvalfen'.  Carhoa.  WhiMV 

Ttmm  Rtttdtrntt—T^  Bcltnv«  Squaiv,  &W. 


A.  w.  DXLKB  (Vvwoaslla-upoB-TyMX 

Ashton  Wentworth   Dilke,  second  son   of 

'h    Dilke.    1st    hart.,— eometime 

vho  died  1869^— bv  Manr,  only 
iiam  Chatfield,  Madras  Ca%^Irv. 
.  was  ed.  at  Trini^r  Hall.  ' 
olar.  and  m.,  §876^  Marg... 

.  M.P.  forTyncmouih.     i* 
iUk,    A  Rmdk^t,    Eicv-tcd 


64 


MEMBERS  OP   PARLIAMENT. 


ta  OHABLB  W.  DILX^  Bart  (OhalMft). 

Charles  Wentworth  Dilke,  eL  son   of  Sir 
Charles  Wentworth  Dilke,    1st  ban.,— sometime  M.IV 
for  Wallingfonl,  who  died  1869,— by  Mary,  only  d.  of  tli' 
late  Capt.  William  Chatfield,  1st  Madras  Cavalry.      II 
wxs  Iwm  1843,  was  cd.  at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb., — Scni( 
Ixrgalist  1866,  LL.M.  1868,— and  m.,  1872,  Katherine, 
who  died   1874,  — only  d.  of  the  late  Capt.  Arthur  '  ;•  ■ 
.Sheil.     Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  TempU 
1866.     Appointed  Under  Secretary  of  State  for  !•. 
AflTairs  April  1880.      Proprietor  of  The  Athenctunt,  an 
of  Notes  and  Queries;  ana  author  of  ** Greater  Britain, 
and  of  several  pamphlets,     h.  Radical.     First  elected  fu 


Chelsea  Nov. 


C/i(A»— Reform,  Cobden,  nurlington. 
Retidmen-^,  Sloan«  Street.  S.W. 


La  Sainte  Campagne,  Cap  Brun,  Toulon. 


J.  DILLON  (Tlpperary  County). 

John  Dillon,  son  of  the  late  John  Blake 
Dillon,  M.P.  for  co.  Tipperary  1865-6,  by  Adelaide,  d. 
of  the  late  William  Francis  Hart,  Ksq.,  of  Dublin, 
was  bom  1851,  and  was  ed.  at  the  Catholic  Univ. 
Dublin.  Is  a  Licentiate  of  the  Royal  Coll.  of  Sui 
in  Ireland.  A  Nationalist.  Elected  for  co.  Tipp< 
April  1880. 

Retid*nc*—'^oit^  Great  George  Street,  Dublin. 


L.  L.  DILLWTN  (Swansea  Dlitrict). 

Lewis  Llewelyn   Dillwyn,   second   son 

the  late  Lewis  Weston  Dillwyn,  of  Sketty  Hall, — M. 
for  Glamorganshire   1832-7,  and    well    known   for 
writings  upon  natural  history  and  botany, — by  Mary, 
of  the   late  John    Llewelvn,  Esq.,  of  Penllergare,  Gl 
morganshire.     He  was  bom   May  19th,   1814,  and  if 
1838  m.  Elizabeth,  d.  and  heiress  of  the  late  Sir  H.  T 
De  La  Beche,  C.B.   Is  a  D.  L.  and  a  J.  P.  of  Glamorgan 
shire.  Col.  Com.  3rd  bat.  Glamorganshire  Rifle  Vol.,  a 
Director  of  the  Great  Western  Railway  Co.,  and  Chm.  of 
tlit  (j......w,^.v,,,,,,ie  Banking  Co.,  and  a  Fellow  of  the  Linna*an  and  Geological 

Sos.     A  Liberal.     First  elected  for  Swansea  District  Feb.  1855. 

C/i«^— Athen«um. 

5><t/— HendrefoiUn.  near  SwanKa. 

Cluunbert-XQ,  King's  Bench  Walk,  Temple,  EC. 


MEM  BUS  or  PARLIAMENT. 


tfs 


J.  DOPDt  (itoOtMKipoa  tm^ 


I 

L  . 

Anne,  wha  tl 
•nd  oottsin  tn 
Siockt«Mi*«poct 
the  DttriiagtiM^ 
Co..  PraUeM 


,  cL  ton  of  Matthew  Dodds,  EtQ., 

t.    Dvrlum.   bv  MAxifarrt.  <i.  of  Mr. 
He  wa«  f  V  the 

in,  M  A  ,  47  m. 

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.  and  of  the  T«(i  Pridf  Iron 
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>c  cooat^  of  DvffbaBi  um 


tice  a«  a  tolidtor  at  Stockton, 
/Jttrm/;  a  gencfal  Mppoftcr  of 


Oevclaad,  aa^i 
vrhkh  boroogb  he  «nu  Mayor  i.s 
Gladitooe's  policy.     Ftnt  electcii  lor  .>t(Kktoo-«poo-Teea  l86& 

r^M  ^J*M»-Ms.  Pdl  Malt.  ^ 
Cm«*7  Xmtdtmt*    IUa«octh 


BIOBT  HON.  JOBS  (UOBOS  D0D80H  (ScarhoroiifbX 

John  George  Dodson,  P.  C,  only  son  of  the  Ute 

Rt.  Hon.  Sir  John  Dodaon,  by  Frances  PriscUla,  d.  of  the 

late  George  Peanon,  E«q.,  M.D.     He  was  bore  1835,  and 

was  ed   at  Eton,— whcte  he  eained  the  Prince  Conwft** 

prise  for  Modern  Langoages  1841  and  1842,— «ad  at  Ch. 

Ch.,  Oxford  :  md.  B.A.   1st  class  in  Classics  1847.   M.A. 

185a     In  1856  he  m.  Florence,  2nd  d.  of  W.  J.  Campioo, 

Esq.,  of  Danny,  Sussex.     Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's 

Inn  1851.     Is  a  D.L.  and  a  J. P.  for  Sussex,  a  M.R.I.,  a 

F.R.G.S.,  a  Director  of  the  Rock  Assu.  Co.,  and  author 

of  several  articles  and  pamphlets.      Was  for  tereral  yean 

uty  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Commons,  Chro.  of  Wars  md  Means,  and 

I.  of  Referees,  and,  1873-4,  Financial  SecreCarr  to  the  Treasary.    Created  a 

'  y  Councillor  i8^x     Appointed  Preiideiu  of  the  Local  Govenuneat  Board 

>1   l88a     A  iA^r.il  •  in  favor  of  eomomy,  and  opposed  to  all  grants 

he  support  of  r  DomtBationt.     Promoted  tne  Repeal  of  the  Hop 

tea  (abolished  i>  i  niversity  Voting;  Papers  Act  f passed  1861).  the 

Oxford  Univervity  T^u  Abolition  BtU,  -s  Registration 

Bill  1864.     Unsaocesfully  contested  East  ..... 

and  sat  for  that  constitumcy  from  April  i»57  mi  Jan.  1S74, 

from  Feb.   1874  till  JuIt  1880^  when  he  was  unseated  00  petitkm;  eleaed 

for  Scarborough  July  joth,  1880. 

CftJW    BrDok*!,  Rdbna.  Uai««r«ty.  DavoMkifc.  Tuwrn*. 
r«w  K*ndfmn^-6,  Smsmmv  Pteca.  MsyCur,  W. 
.fM^-Coajrberow  U««s.  Svmu. 


.1  March  1857. 
and  for  Clwtter 


a  DOMALDSON-HUDflON  :§•• 


66 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


A.  IKBSS-DOnOLAfl  (Ktnt.  BMt). 

Aretas  Akers- Douglas,  only  son  of  the  latt 
Rev.  Aretas  Akcrs,  of  Mailing,  Kent,  by  Francr 
Maria,  d.  of  Francis  Hollis  Brandram,  Esq.,  of  Tun- 
bridge  WelU.  He  was  l)orn  1851,  utls  ed.  at  Eton, 
md  at  Univ.  Coll.,  Oxford,  and  m.,  1875,  Adeline,  <1 
•f  Horatio  Austen  Smith,  Esq.,  of  Il.iycs  Court,  Kcni 
Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1874.  Is  a  J.I'. 
forces.  Kent  and  Dumfries,  and  Lieut.  East  Kent  Yeo. 
Cav.  Assumed  in  1875,  by  royal  license,  the  additional 
surname  of  Douglas.  A  Constrvative.  Elected  for  East 
Kent  April  1880. 

C/wA— Union. 

Sfatt—CK\\*xoT\  Park,  Maidstone ;  Lenham.  Kent ;  Mailing  Abbey,  Maiditone :  Crtugt, 
near  Dumfries,  N.  B. 


LORD  J.  M.  DOUaLAS-SCOTT  LSee  Scott]. 


T.  DUCKHAM  (Herefordshire). 
Thomas  Duckham,  second  son  of  the  late  Mr. 
John  Duckham,  of  Shirehampton,  near  Bristol.     He  was 
bom  Sept.  26lh,  1816,  was  ed.  at  private  schools  at  Bristol 
and  Hereford,  and  m.  1845,      Is  a  tenant  farmer,  founder  of 
the   Central   and  Associated  Chaml^ers  of  Agriculture,  a 
member  of  the  Councils  of  the  Central  Chamber  of  Agri- 
culture, of  the  Bath  and  West  of  England  and  Southern 
Counties  Association,  and  of  the  Smithfield  Club,  Secretary 
of  the  Herefordshire  Agricultural  Society,  and  Chm.  of  the  Ross  Highway  Board, 
of  the  Farmers'  Club,  I  ondon,  and  of  the  Herefordshire  Chamber  of  Agriculture. 
Was  for  twenty  years  Editor  of  the  Hereford  Herd  Book.     A  Liberal ;  a  strong 
supporter  of  the  agricultural  interest.     Elected  for  Herefordshire  April  1880. 
Clnb —  Farmef*'. 
Rettdetut—Y^yiham.  Court,  near  Rom. 


EIGHT  HON   M0UNT8TUART  E  GRANT  DUFF  (Elgin  District). 

"^^  Mountstuart  Elphinstone  Grant  Duff,  /'.C.son 

^t  of  the  late  James  Cuninghame  Grant  Duff,  Esq.,  of  Eden, — 

^^^  the  first  Political  Resident  at  Sattara, — by  Jane  Catharin- 

only  d.  of  the  late  Sir  Whitelaw  Ainslie,  M.D.,  auth- 
of  "Materia  I ndica."  He  was  bom  Fib.  2ist,  1829,  aim 
was  ed .  at  Edinburgh,  at  Bishopwearmouth,  and  at  Balliol 
Coll.,  Oxford  ;  grad.  B.A.  1850, — 2nd  class  in  Uteris  hu- 
manioribus, — M.A.  1853,  in  which  year  he  gained  the 
studentship  of  fifty  guineas  offered  for  competition  by  the 
United  Inns  of  Court,  and  gr^d.  LL.  B.  in  honors  at  tl  ' 
London  Univ.  1854,  In  1859  he  m.  Anna  lulia,  on 
child  of  Edward  Webster,  Esq.,  of  the  North  Lodge,  Ealing,  Called  to  the 
Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  Nov.  1854,  but  has  ceased  to  practise.  Was  Under 
Secretary  of  State  for  India  1868-74,  and  Lord  Rector  of  Aberdeen  University 


MBMUU  or  rARLIAMCNT. 


67 


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aiMltwomof  UM I  il  May  tSS).  1>  f(h«ca».ol 

AbcfdMoaiid  Mu(  i.jr  BuUbhirr.  a  ! 

and  Linna«n  Societies,  auA  Author  of  ' 


A 


(iUnnovcr  Eunjpe,**  "Kl^nn  Sj 

t  IoiUmi  jottmey."  ami  **  Mnoc 

HBoUn  of  Um  Othti  ToiU  A 


^oiiiK^i   ai¥i    uiirrari 


ry  ^  'lie  ol   tnc 

AboUUon  BUI.  1864,  '65,  Md  W    A  £i««r»y. 
^  <-)«cted  Car  Elgia  Dbirict  Dae.  1837. 


•HMMv-Yvli  HeuM.  TwkkrakHiL 


R.  W.  DUrr  (BanffV 

Robert  Duff,  only  ton  of 

the  Ute  Ar'  •  KwK,  of  FcttarcMo»~ 

who  aanuBcd  the  tiAtne  01  Abercromby  on 
•Qcoeedinf  to  th«  e«Ulc»  of  hit  mother,— by 
Klt/xticth,  <1.  of  John  Inoo*  £«q.,of  Covrie, 
Kincanlinekhirc.  He  was  bora  May  8lh, 
183$.  wased.  at  BUckheath  Sch.,  and  m., 
1871,  Loaiia.  d.  of  Sir  WUltam  ScotL,  6U1 
bart.  In  1848  he  entered  the  Naw.  ami 
became  Lieut.  1856.  1*  a  ! 
of  Banf&hire  and  Kincai 
rcamumed  the  niteraal  name  uf  Duff  uo 
cecdinff  to  the  estates  of  his  ancle,  Dec  1861.     A   Lihtral ;  in  bvor  of 

Krform  of  the  Land  Laws  Lowering  the  Coanty  Franchtie,  and  Self-Gorem- 

meni  (or  Coontiei.     Fint  elected  for  Banff  Dec.  1861. 


a<«  tf  tm»  LMi^»-Uarv  Cuh<r  and  Fmv 
(-.Bfooks't,  Anir  aad  Navy.  Ttof. 


HON.  J.  0.  DUKDAS 


5M#-P)ipdak. 


Offawy.N 


John  Charles  Dundas,  second  son  of  the 

late  Hon.  John  Charles  Dundaa,  M.P.  for  Richmond, 
bv  Maipuet  Matilda,  d.  of  James  Talboc,  Eaq., 
of  Marv  Ville,  co.  Wexford.  He  was  born  Sept. 
aitt,  1845.  was  ed.  at  Hanow,  and  at  Trin.  ColL, 
Camb.,— grad.  B.A.  ikt  in  2tu\  class  Claaaical  Tripos 
1867,— and  m.,  1870,  rV-  M  *'  -  f  outsa  Wood,  and 
d.  of  the  lit  Vikcount  1  to  the  Bar  at 

Lincoln's  Inn  Jan.  i86<'  t .  of  Orhacy  and 

Shetland,  and  a  D.I.  ami  a  J.i'.  for  the  North  Riding 
of  Yorkshire.  Katjcil  to  the  rank  of  an  Earfs  son 
1873.  A  Uktrai.  First  elected  for  Richmond  June 
1873. 


8.W. 


TkbtbMlylMi 
oTIMrio  ' 


vwH  tnm  David  d«  Scnbolgit.  nth  Eari  of/ 
hJaiMLiiM  AvMATDuff.  TkaM  of  FIfa.  to  »l 

yaft  o(  tiM  prapcfty  foivniMi  by  iaa  aacMi 


R«b«tllLor8cM- 


6S 


MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


RIGHT 


UOH.  KB,  WILLIAM  H.  DTSB.  Bart  (Mld-KenU 

William  Hart  Dyke,  P.C.f  el.  surviving  son  of 
Sir  Percivftl  Hart  Dyke,  6th  bart.,— who  died  1875.— ^X 
Elizabeth,  d.  of  the  late  John  Wells,  Esq.,  of  liickley, 
Kent.  He  was  bom  Aug.  7th,  1837,  was  ed,  at  Harrow, 
and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford,— grad.  M.A.  1 861,— and  m., 
1870,  Lady  Emily  Caroline,  el.  d.  of  the  7th  Earl  of 
Sandwich.  Is  a  D.L.  and  a  J. P.  of  Kent.  Was  Patronage 
Secretary  to  the  Treasury  fiom  Feb.  1874  till  April  1880, 
when  he  was  sworn  of  the  Privy  Council.  A  Consfrva- 
ttve  ;  but  not  opposed  to  "those  moderate  changes  which 
altered  circumstances  render  necessary."  Sat  for  West 
Kent  from  July  1865  till  Nov.  1868,  when  he  was  first 
elected  for  Mid-Kent. 


C/mA« -Carlton.  White's,  Boodle's,  Marlborough. 
.Sm/— LttUingstooe  Castle.  Dartford,  Kent. 


SIR  J.  EARDLE7-WILM0T  [See  WUmotl 


T.  EARP  (Kewark-upon-Trent). 
Thomas  Earp,  son  of  William  Earp,  Esq.,  of 
Derby,  by  Sarah,  d.  of  Mr.  James  Tavlor,  of  Muskham, 
Newark.  He  was  bom  May  5th,  1830,  was  ed.  at  the 
Diocesan  School,  Derby,  and  m.,  1855,  Martha,  d.  of 
T.  Weightman,  E.sq.,  of  Langford,  Notts.  Is  a  partner 
in  the  firms  of  Gilstrap,  Earp,  and  Co.,  maltsters,  and 
of  Richardson,  Earp,  and  Slater,  brewers,  and  a  Town 
Councillor  of  Newark-upon-Trent,  of  which  borough  he 
was  Mayor  1869-70.  An  advatued  Liberal;  "anxious  to  promote  measures 
which  would  elevate  and  open  the  way  to  greater  comfort  and  happiness  among 
the  great  body  of  the  people."  First  elected  for  Newark-upon-Trent  Feb.  3rd, , 
1874. 

C/jK^— Refomu 

Residence— "Da^  White  House,  Newark-upon-Trent 


^^Birmnrrg3 


H.  EDWARDS  (Weymoutli). 
Henry  Edwards,  son  of  John  Edwards,  late 

Somerton,     Somersetshire,    by   Elizabeth,  el.    d.  of  Jam< 
Brayley,  of  South  Molton,  Devonshire.     He  was  bom  i8a 
and  is  unmarried.     Is  a  D.  L.  for  Dorsetshire  and  the  Tow< 
Hamlets,  a  J.  P.  for  Middlesex,  Dorset,  and  Surrey,  .i  r    - 
chant  in  the  city  of  London,  and  Dep.-Chm.  of  the  I  ml 
I>wellings  Co.     A  Liberal.     First  elected  for  Weymouth  j  — 
1 2th,  IWS7,  having  previously,  in  1865,  been  an  unsuccessful 
candidate. 

C/k*/- Reform,  Windham. 

Town  Residence— II,  Berkeley  Square,  W. 

Seat—'i\»m,  RedhUl,  Surrey. 


MEMBEKS  or  PARLIAMENT. 


1.  P.  IDWAftM  Ctallatovn 

John  Pttmore  Eowaedi,  too  of  the  Utc 
Mr.  WUlkm  EdtronU,  of  BlKkwaier,  ConiwaU.  lie 
WM  bom  1814,  WM  «d.  at  Tilkife  tchoob,  ftnd  m.,  1S7— , 
El«iiior,  d.  of  Mr.  (L  Humphrm,  vtia.  It  proprietor  of 
the  iSrM  llM^Hf«i4  M^JLmu,  tht  BtiO^ /Kmt,  ud 
other  nmnpipen.  A  ZiAem/.  Dicltd  tor 
AprUlSSa 


•Bw  QwMQ  Amw'i  Cam,  9.W. 


BOH.  P.  miTOV  (Dor^jnhlre.  BaaU 

Fnuids  EOERTON,  son  of  the  ist  Earl  of 
EUeemere.  He  wu  bom  Sept.  15th,  1824,  eod  wms 
ed.  at  Hmnow.  Served  in  the  Koyal  Nmvy,  in  which 
be  attained  the  rank  of  Capt,  1855.  In  186c  be  m. 
Lady  Louisa  Caroline,  only  d.  of  the  7th  Dakc 
of  Devombtre.  It  a  J.  P.  for  Surrey,  and  was  a  Naval 
Aide-de-Camp  to  the  Queen  i865-&  A  IMenU; 
opposed  to  compoliory  education  till  a  voluntary 
system  ha*  fiuled.  Fint  elected  for  luut  Derbyshire 
Nov.  1868. 

dmU-TtKmam^,  Uakad  SOTvioa. 
T0mm  Rnidfmc*-^%,  PkoMiaiy.  W. 
Stmt-J^  C«>rg«'»  Hill.  Bylleai,  Sumy. 


^^^ 
^M< 


HON.  WILBEAHAH  lOSBTOV 

Wilbraham  Egerton,  eL  son  of  the  ist  Baroa 
EffertoQ, — who  sat  for  Noith  Cheshire  36  vears, — by  Lady 
Charlotte,  el  d.  of  2nd  Marquess  of  Lly.  He  was  bora  17th 
Tan.,  1832,  and  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford ;  grad. 
B.A.  1854,  2nd  daaa  Law  and  Modem  History,  M.A.  1857. 
in  which  year  he  m.  Lady  Mary  Sarah,  eL  d.  of  2nd  E!arl 
Amherrt.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Cheshire,  Capt.  Earl  of  Cherter's  Yco. 
Cav.,  and  has  been  Chm.  of  the  Church  Deicnoe  Inatitution 
since  1874,  and  an  Ecdetiastical  rommiwioncr  linoe  l88a  A 
lihmU  CmmvaHiM,  Sat  for  North  ChcaUre  from  July  1858 
till  Nov.  i868»  when  he  was  fint  elected  for  Mid-Cbedure. 


8.W. 


TO 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


SIR  PHILIP  DB  K.  OBET-EOEETOM.  Bart  (Oheahlre.  WattX 

Philip  de  Malpas  Grey-Egerton,* 

son  of  the  lale  Rev.  Sir  Philip  Grey-Egcrlon, 
9lh  bart., — who  died  1829, — by  Rebecca,  d. 
of  the  late  Josias  Du  Vr6,  Esq.,  of  Wilton 
Park,  Beaconsficld.  He  was  bom  1806,  and 
was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  ; 
grad.  B.A.  1828.  In  1832  he  m.  Anna 
Elizabeth,  2nd  d.  of  the  late  George  J. 
Lech,  Esq.,  of  High  I^h.  Is  a  1).L. 
and  a  J.  P.  of  Cheshire,  Lieut. -Col.  Cheshire 
Yco.  Cav.,  an  elected  Trustee  of  the  Kritish 
Museum,  and  one  of  the  Senate  of  the  London  Univ.  A  Consen<atrve.  Sat 
for  Chester  city  1830,  unsuccessfully  contested  South  Cheshire  1832,  but  was 
elected  in  1835,  and  continuously  represented  the  division  until  Nov.  1868, 
when  he  was  first  elected  for  West  Cheshire. 

/*«/n«»— Of  one-»ixth  of  Tarporley,  R.,  Cheshire. 
■C/if^f— Athetueum,  Carlton. 
Town  Residence— -zZb,  Albemarle  Street,  W. 
,S^<>«/— Oulton  Park,  Tarporiey,  Cheshire. 


EOERTON-WARBURTON  [See  Warburtonl. 


LORD  ELCHO  (Haddingtonahlre). 

Francis  Ch\kve.k\%  (Baron  Elcho\ 
el,  son  of  the  8th  Earl  of  Wcmyss  and 
March,  by  Lady  Louisa,  4th  d.  of  the  2nd 
Earl  of  Lucan.  He  was  Ixjm  18 18,  and 
was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  ; 
grad.  B.A.  1840.  In  1843  he  m.  Lady 
Anne  Frederica,  2nd  d.  of  the  1st  Earl 
of  Lichfield.  Is  a  D.L.  and  a  J.  P.  of 
Haddingtonshire,  and  Hon.  Col.  London 
Scottish  Rifle  Vol.  Was  a  Lord  of  the 
Treasury  from  Dec.  1852  till  Feb.  1855, 
and  sometime  Chm.  of  the  National  Rifle 
Association.  A  Uberal  Conservative.  Sat  for  East  Gloucestershire  from  184 1 
till  Feb.  1846,  when,  having  become  a  convert  to  Sir  Robert  Peel's  free-trade 
policy,  he  accepted  the  Chiltem  Hundreds.  First  returned  for  Haddingtonshire 
July  1847. 


C/m*— Carlton. 

Town  Retid*nc*—^y,  St.  Ja 


«••  Place,  S.W. 


The  HouK  of  Egerton,  one  of  the  moM  ancient  and  distinguished  in  Cheshire,  traces 
stcrnt  to  William  le  Belward,  who  was  Bamn  of  Malpx«>  under  the  Norman  F.irU 
of  that  county.  David,  great  grandsoa  of  William  le  Belward.  took  the  nam-  '<f 
EgvtOQ  from  the  Lordship  of  Egerton,  which  he  had  inherited,  and  from  him,  in  a  direct 
fine,  is  dcsceoded  the  prescat  baronet.    The  Eaiis  of  WUton  are  descended  from  this  family. 


MCMBBM  or   PARUAMEirr. 


7« 


ILUSOWIUOABnnT  (fM 


■OV.  ASTBVm  B.  0.  ILUOT 

Arthur  Ralph  Dousbui  Elliot,  lecoiid  ton 
of  the  3rd  Earl  of  Minus  bf  Emma  Ektaor  EUabcth. 
only  d.  and  bcireM  of  the  late  Gen.  Sir  TiKMnat 
liulop,Btit,  G.C.B.  He  was  born  Dm.  I  Till.  1846. 
and  waaad.  at  r  '  ^  "  "  ..  and  at  Trin.  Coll.. 
Camliffidn,-t:  M.A.  1873^    Callol 

to  the  Bar  »t  :nple   tSjo^   and  fp)c% 

the    Noft  at.      A    Ldfml,     Elactad    for 

Koxbursh  .   >i  188a 

Chdt    mooiii'a.  New  UahwiitT.* 

CU-<»ni    y.  Kfa«^  BMdi  Walk.  E.C 


LABOa    KT   VKKITA&. 


a  W.  BLUOT  OortHallartWi) 

Ocorge  William  Elliot,  son  of  Sir  George 
Elliot,  ift  bait..  M.P.  for  North  Dorfaam,  by  Mamuet« 
d.  of  the  late  George  Green,  Escl,  fonneHjr  of  Duraam. 
He  wx%  hom  1844,  was  ed.  at  ^tnborgh,  and  at  Trin. 
(\ill..  Cambc.  and  ro.,  1866,  Sarah  Taylor,  d.  of  the 
Luc  Charles  Taylor,  Esq.,  colliery  proprietor  of  Sander- 
l.ind.  Is  a  colliery  owner.  A  C^mMtntadtie.  First  elected 
for  Northallerton  Febi  1874. 

Cim*»  -CarlMii.  GMrkk.  Sc  Stepfci's. 
Ttmm  KnUtme*^  1,  Park  Sctmi.  W. 
Smt»^\ju^euota  Han,  WortHilhttwi 


for  Carmarthenshire  Feb.  1874. 


VISOOUVT  SHLTV  (CannarthanahlraX 

Frederick  Archibald  Vaughan  Camp- 
bell ( Vucomnt  EmUyn),  son  of  the  2nd  ¥jlt\ 
of  Cawdor,  by  Sarah  Mary,  d.  of  the  T!  - 
Henry  Frederick  Compton  Cavcndkh. 
was  bom  1847,  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ll . 
Ch.,  Oxford,  and  m..  1868,  Edith  Gcorgiana. 
el.  d.  of  CbriMopher  and  Ijuly  Caroline 
Tumor,  of  Stoke  Kochford.  Is  an  Ecdasia^- 
tical  Commitskmer,  a  D.L.  for  InvemeM. 
shire  and  Nairnshire,  aJ.P.  and  a  D.U  fur 
PeoUMokeahire  and  Catinatthanahire^  and 
ArtUkry  Militia.     A  C#*»i^-''^'     First  elected 


MiMS.  S.W. 


72 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


BZE  JOHN  J.  EN NU.  Bart  (AthloneX 

John  James  Ennis,  only  son  of  Sir  John 
Eimu,  1st  ban.,— who  died  1878,— by  Anna  Maria,  cl. 
d.  of  David  Henry,  Esq.,  of  Dublin.  He  was  lx)m 
April  1842,  and  was  ed.  at  Ch.  Ch..  Oxfortl.  Is  a  J. P. 
and  a  D.L.  for  co.  Wcstmcath  (llwh  Sheriff  1866). 
Unmarried.  A  Liberal.  Sat  for  Athlone  Nov.  1S68 
till  Feb,  1874,  when  he  was  an  unsuccessful  candidate ; 
re*elected  April  3rd,  1880. 

C/m^«— Boodle's,  Raleigh. 

Ttvm  Rttidence—^x,  St.  Jamen't  Place,  S.W. 

Seat—  BalUnahowo  Court,  Athlone,  ca  Wemneath. 


I 


O  ERRINOTON  (Longford  County). 

George  Errington,  son  of  the  late  Michael 
Errington,  Esq.,  of  Clintz,  Yorkshire,  ami  late  of  Cassino, 
CO.  Dublin,  by  Rosanna,  d.  of  the  late  Ambrose  More 
O'Fcrrall,  Esq.,  of  Balyna,  co.  Kildare.  He  was  bom 
1839,  was  ed.  at  Ushaw  Coll.,  Durham,  and  at  the 
Catholic  Univ.,  Dublin.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  cos.  Tipperary 
and  Longford,  and  a  Knight  of  Justice  of  Sovereign 
Order  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem  (Malta).  A  Liberal; 
in  favor  of  Home  Rtde  and  religious  education.  First 
elected  for  co.  Longford  Feb.  1874. 

C/«^<-  Reform,  St.  Stephen's  Green. 

Ttmm  RetitUnce—lb,  Albany,  Piccadilly,  W. 


G.  SOTHERGN-ESTCOITBT  (WUtshire.  Nortli). 

George   Sothkron-E.stcourt,  son  of  the 

Edmund  Hiley  liucknall-Estcourt,  Rector  of  Eckington, 
Derbyshire,  by  Annie  Klizal>eth,  d.  of  the  late  Sir  John 
Lowther  Johnstone,  6th  bart.,  M.P.  He  was  bom 
Jan.  2lst,  1839,  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  H.illi«>l 
Coll.,  Oxford,  and  m.,  1863,  Monica,  d.  of  the  laic 
Rev.  M.  Stapylton,  rector  of  Barllwrough,  Derbyshire. 
Is  a  J.  P.  for  Wiltshire  and  Gloucestershire,  and 
Capt.  Wilts  Yeomanry  Cav.  Assumed  the  surname  of 
.Solheron  in  lieu  of  Bucknall  by  royal  license  1876. 


A  Conservative. 
1874. 


First  elected  for  North  Wilts  Feb. 


C/»/«— Carlton,  St.  James's,  Turf,  Boodle's.  Yorkshire. 
Jm/«— Eucourt,  Tetbtiry  ;  Darringtoo  Hall,  Yorkahirc 


MKMBCRS  or   PAKUAMCirr. 


73 


^ 


%  w.  iTAm  dtartnurt.  tovya 
Tbomu  Willuun  Evank,  ion  of  the  late  William 

EvMt,  Eaq.,  of  AUortrec  Hall,  near  Dcrlor,— »ho  vm 
M.P.  hiKU  Rcdbfd,  Lekwiv.  had  Notth  Dcfby- 
•hire.— 1^  Muy,  d  of  th*  lUv.  ThooMi  CUbonm,  of 
YouU  Lodfft,  SlaAmbliiiv.  He  was  bom  A|>ril 
i8ji.  WMmLu  Tria.  Colt,  CamU.-fyad.  B.A. 
M.A.  1S46.  — Ami  m..  1846.  Manr,  d.  d.  of  Thociui* 
Gubornc.  !(,  netr  !'•.  li  • 
D.L  Cor  I  .<»ihe»u  ..  itcriiT 
l87J,--«  J. I',  fitf  Ucxby  cuoatv  and  borough,  Oxm,  oC 


MKMVm,    0% 

kwU  15th, 
I.A.l£i 
mix%  John 


of  the 


«d% 


Cav.,  aad  a  Fdlov  of  the 
Sa  of  Nonhem 


Fdkm  of  the  Roy.  GtOBapUoal  Sa  and 
AuioMikiL  AlitmmrVmmecmifUar 
Sal  for  Sooih  DOTbfddra  horn  1857  till 


•ntertod  North  Derbyihire  185X 
V.  1868;  rejected  Feb.  1874  and  April  l88a     U 

mtitoeoor  Nov.  1868  and  Jan.  1869,  and  Staflbni  1869^^ 


trw.P.C 


-BraoE^R 


Nov. 
■Fkrwkh.  P.C, 


P.C, 


P.C. 


JftMmt*    ■.  Qmm  Amm'»  Um«.  &W.       .Sm#-AB«iiw  IUB.  0«^. 
W.  IW AIT  (BalflMiX 

William   Kwart,  son   of  the  late   WiUiam 
Ewart,  Esq.,  of  Sydenham  Park,  co.  liown.     He  was 
bom  Nov.  und,  181 7,  was  ed.  at  the  Belfast  Academy, 
and  m.,  1840^  Isabella  Kelso,  youngra  d.  of  the  h*e 
Lavcne  Mathewaoo,    Esq.,  of  Newtown  S' 
Tyrone.    Is  a  Magiitnile  for  co.  Antrim  atx! 
boroogh,  a  member  of  the  Bdbst  Local  Mannc  iMun:, 
Preshicnt  of  the  Irish  Linen  Trade  Assodatioo,  and  a 
linen   manufiictnrer  and   merchant.      Was  Mayor  of 
BelCut   i8c9^  and  a  Keprcsenutive  of  the  Linen 
Trade  in  the  North  of  Irehmd  in  the  negoiiatioos  fcr 
the  French  Treaty  in   1864.     A   C^iuiwtmtiut.     First 
elected  for  Belfiut  April  2nd,  1878. 
SaAviUs  Sowi.  UlMT. 

Hooss.  SuaadiovB,  00.  Dovb. 

A.  Ol  SWniO  (XtaBbartoaablrtX 
Archibald  Orr  Ewinc,  seventh  son  of  the  late 
William  Ewtng,   Esq.,  merchant  of  Glasgow,  by  Snaao, 
d.  of  the  Ute  John  Orr,  Eaa.,  of  Paisley.     He  was  bom 
Jan.  4lh,  1819,  was  ed.  at  Glasgow  I  t>iv     .^twi  m     \r>,  \ 
1847,  Elisabeth  Lindsay  Keid.  onl> 
Esq..  of  CaldercraU,  Lanarkshire, 
for  Stirlingshire,  a  J.  P.  (or  Ljuiarkshtic,  luvc(ucM>-shtiv, 
and    Dumbartooshirc,   Chan,  of   the    Balfion    Parodiul 
Board,  co.   Stirling,  and  a  merchant  of  Ghugow.     A 
Lilnrai  Cmutrvtnft,     First  cieded  for 
Nov.  1868. 


New. 


PenGwffs, 


DwshafW 


UalvsnitytWsMaro, 
iliira:    KikUafafa 


74 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


tIR  ANDREW  FATRBAfKN  (Torkihlra.  BaMeni  DlTltioii.  Wait  Ridlnf ). 

X  Andrew   Fairbairn,   son   of   the  late    Sir 

Peter  Fairbairn,  of  Woocblcy  House,  Leeds,  by  Margaret, 
d.  of  the  late  Robert  Kennedy,  Esq.,  of  (Ilasgow.     II( 
was  bom  1828,  was  ed.  at  Geneva,  at  Glasgow,  and  iv. 
St.   Peter's  Coll.,  Camb.,— B.A.  37th  Wrangler  1850, 
M.A.  1853, — and  m.,  1862,  Clara  Frwlcrica,  d.  of  Sir 
John  I^mbton  Loraine,  loth  bart.     Called  to  the  Har 
at  the  Inner  Temple  1852  ;  went  the  Northern  Circuit 
1852-5,   but  has  ceased   to  practise.      Is  head   of  the 
engineering  firm  of  Fairbairn,  Kennedy,  and  Naylor,  of 
I^eds.     Formerly  Capt.   Yorkshire  Hussar  Yeo.  Cav,, 
and  Major  7th  West  Rifle  Vol.     \Vas  a  member  of  the 
Executive  Committee  of  the  I^ccds  Exhibition  of  Fine 
NB  CBOB  ABDuis.        ^^ts  1868,  Mayor  of  Leeds  1866-7  »"<!  1867-8  (in  v  '     ' 
Utter  year  he  entertained  the  Prince  of  Wales),  Chm.  of  the  Ueds  s 
Board  187 1-8,  and  a  Roval  Commissioner  of  Paris  Exhibition  1868.     A  Z/ 
Unsuccessfully  contesteci  Leeds  1868,  and  Knaresborough  1874.     Elected  fo: 
the  Eastern  Division  of  the  West  Riding  of  Yorkshire  April  1880. 
C/kAt— Brooks's.  United  University,  Reform,  Yorkshire. 
TffWH  HesidtHct—ts,  PortmAn  Square,  W         J/a/— Aakham  Hall,  near  York- 


R.  FARQUHARSON  (Aberdeenshire.  WertX 

Robert  Farquharson,  M.D.^  son  of  the  lat( 

Francis  Farquharson,  Esq.,  of  Finzean.  He  was  bon 
1837,  was  ed.  at  Edinburgh  Univ.,— grad.  M.D.  185S 
and  became  a  F.R.C.P.  London  1877.  Formerly  Assist. 
Surgeon  in  Coldstream  Guards.  Is  J.  P.  and  a  D.L.  for 
Aberdeenshire,  Physician  to  the  Helgrave  Hospital  for 
Children,  and  to  St.  Mary's  Hospital,  and  Lecturer  on 
Materia  Medica  in  the  Medical  School  of  the  last- 
mentioned  hospital.  Author  of  numerous  medical  works.  A  Liberal.  Elected 
for  West  Aberdeenshire  April  1880. 

C/«*— Junior  United  Service.     Town  Retidenet — 13,  Brook  Street,  Grosvenor  Square,  W. 
J'/o/— Flaseao.  Aboyne.  Aberdeenshire. 


RIGHT  HON.  HENRY  FAWCETT  (HackneyX 

Henry  Fawceit,  P.C.y  D.C.L.^  son  of  William 
Fawcett,  Esq., — Alderman  and  a  J. P.   for  Salisbury, — by 
Mary,  d.  of  the  late  William  Cooper,  Esq.,  of  Salisbury. 
He  was  bom  1833,  was  ed.  at  King's  Coll.,  London,  and 
at  Trin.   Hall,  Camb.  ;  grad.   H.A.,   7th  Wrangler,    1.S56, 
and  M.A    1859,  and  m.,   1867,   Millicent,  d.  of  Newson 
Garrett,  Esq.,  of  Aldeburgh,  Suffolk.     Is  a  Fellow  of  hi- 
Coll.,    Professor  of  Political    Economy   in   the  Univ.    of 
Cambridge,  and  author  of  '*  Manual  of  Political  Economy,"  "  Economic  Positi(>i 
of  the    Hritish   Labourer,"  *' Free  Trade  and    Protection,"    "Pauperism,   it 
Causes  and  Remedies,"  "Essays  on  Indian  Finance,"  and  joint  author  wii ' 
wife  of  a  volume  of  Essays  and  Lectures  on  Ex:onomical  and  Political  sii1 
Appointed  Postmaster-General  April  1880,  and  sworn  of  the  Privy  Couni. 


MEMBERS  or   PARLIAMEIfT. 


75 


MariSSa   IIoiLD.CL.orOxlbnl 
;hwark  1861,  CambcidM  1863,  m 
1865  till  Fe(>.  1874,  wWabewM 
lUcluM7AprUl874. 


A 
Bv%lttoa  1864. 


Sailor 


BrigbtM 


/{*fUfm0»^ii.  TIM  Uwa.  SomIi  UabMll  RMd.  8  W. :  Trinhy  lUtt.  o»»o«««. 


a  J.  FAT  (OtLwtm  OMBin 

Charles  Joieph  Fay,  youngest  son  of  ThoRits 
1  •  ct  Faybiook,  00.  Cavaa,  bjr  Marjr  Herbert, 
f  P.  MMoOtt,  E«|.,  of  BdlylMiy.  He  was  born 
Oct.  36th.  184a.  and  waa  ed.  at  Cartlcknock  and  Ckm- 
(owes  Wood  CoUagcB,  and  m..  1870^  Snian,  d.  of  the  late 
James  Fay,  Esq.,  at  Moyne  Hall,  co.  Cavan.  In  fiivor 
of  //0m$^  ^mU.    Fint  atocced  for  00.  Cavan  Feb.  1874. 

CimU—St.  Gmrgc'i,  Pin— Mii. 
^^nUinwy—Cknada  Park.  Kfa^Mowa,  eo^  fTaMJa 

B.  J.  rULDBV  OuMMhirt.  VorthX 

Randle  Joseph  Feilden.  C.Af.G,,*  el.  sur- 

vivisMP  son  of  the  Ute  JoMph  Feilden,  Esq.,  M.P. 
for  Aackbaro  1865-8,  of  Witton  Park,  by  Frances 
Mary,  d.  of  the  Ute  Rev.  Streynsham  Ma»ter,  Rector  of 
Croston.  He  was  bora  1824,  and  m.,  1861,  Jane 
Campbell,  d.  of  Jamec  Hosier,  Esq.,  of  ~ 
Castle,  Lanarkshire.     Entered  the  Army  1841 


CapL  1851.  Major  i860,  Lieat.-CoL  1864,  Gsl.  1869, 
and  Msj.>Gcn.  1879.  Commanded  the  1st  Battn.  60th 
Rifles  on  the  Red  River  Expedition  1870  (C.M.G.). 
Is  a  J.  P.  for  Lancashire.  A  CmMnmiht,  Elected 
for  North  Lancashire  April  188a 
Swks,  Csriioa. 


J. 


OU^ 


W.  B.nLLOWB 

William    Henry    Fkllowes,    son    of    Edward 

Fellowes,  Esq.,— M.P.  for  Huntin^onshire  1837-80,— by 
Maiy  Julia,  d.  of  the  4th  Baron  Somlc^.  He  was  bora  184B. 
and  m.,  1877,  Lady  Rosamond  Jane  Frances 
Churchill,  and  d.  of  7th  Doke  of  Marlboranrii. 
the  1st  Life  Gnania  1867,  became  Ueuu  1868,  and  CapL 
1872,  and  retired  1877.  U  a  J.  P.  for  Hanth^^doaahire. 
A  Cinunvahpe.     Elected  for  Huniinplonshire  Apnl  1 88a 


Scmi.  ^r. 


•  Tlih  gml •«  tHaOv  Imm  b««  MOiad  la  I  ■■riiklia  fcr  aamy 

ekiM  10  b«  a  brMKk  «r  dM  MiUa  kowe  of  Daabtgk 


76 


MEMBERS  OP   PARLIAMENT. 


K.  0.  FENWICK-BI88ET  (8m  BlM6tl. 


R.  FERGUSON  (Carlisto). 

Robert  Ferguson,  son  of  the  late  Joseph 

Ferguson,  Esq., — M.P.  for  Carlisle,  1852-7, — by  Mar 
Isabella,  d.  of  John  Clarke,  Esq.,  of  Hcbside  Hous.  . 
Northumlierland.  He  was  bom  April  ist,  181 7.  Is  a 
J.  P.  for  Cumberland  and  Carlisle,  Chin,  of  the  Carlisle 
School  Board,  President  of  the  Carlisle  Mechanics' 
Institute,  and  a  partner  in  the  firm  of  Ferguson  Bros., 
cotton  manufacturers,  of  Carlisle.  Formerly  Major  isi 
Bat.  Cumberland  Rifle  Volunteers.  Has  been  twice 
Mayor  of  Carlisle.  A  Liberal.  First  elected  for 
Carlisle  Feb.  1874. 

Clttbt — Reform,  Devon  ihirc 
Btuituti  Address— Holme  Head  Works,  Carlixle. 
TtnvM  HesidfKcr—is,  Si.  James'b  Place,  S.W. 
Seai — Morton,  Carlisle. 


BARON  DE  FERRIERES  (Cheltenham). 

Charles  Conrad  Adolphus  Du  Bois  de 
Ferrieres,*  sun  of  the  late  Augustus,  2nd  Baron  de 
Ferricres,  in  the  Kingdom  of  the  Netherlands,  who  died 
1867,  by  Henrietta,  d.  of  the  late  C.  Peterson,  Esq.,  of 
Northallerton.  He  was  bom  October  2nd,  1823,  and 
m.,  1 85 1,  Anne,  d.  of  William  Sheepshanks,  Esq.,  of 
Arthington  Hall,  Yorkshire.  Was  naturalized  by  Act  of 
Parliament  1867.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Gloucestershire.  A 
Liberal,     Elected  for  Cheltenham  March  31st,  1880. 

C/«**— Union,  Royal  'ITuunes  Yacht 
ResiiUnct—hayt  Hill  House,  Cheltenham. 


•  The  Du  Bois  were  a  Walloon  family,  and  the  De  Ferrieres  were  a  Hugiienot  farm 
ym  France  to  Holland  at  the  Revocation  of  the  Edia  of  Nantes.    The  ist  Bar. 
was  a  General  in  the  Diuch  army,  and  commanded  the  Guards. 


mttlBBM  or  PARLIAMKKT. 


77 


•im  WILLIAV  ■.  & 


■an  (Klari  Lrni 


Willuun  Hovell  Browne  Froucts,*  tid  btrt., 


>r  thr  late  Maitio  Wnibm  nrfnrne  Fmkci,  R 


SirClMukt 


»a: 


and  a  li. 


idle  Shelf' •  Hlgcaltire.     He  «rm« 

'.  1S47,  «ra»  ol.  at  ilAmnr,  and  at  Trio. 

(HA.     i86()).    and    m.,    1875.    Emily 

'  "  '        r.lwca,  Eaq.,  of  ConcHam 

%nMd6lher.8irWmiain 

i  V"'^-'*'  ArtUknr  MUilia. 

and  a  J. t*.  (I  <  .     k  Ukerrnl. 

<io^  baring  in 


lal.K  (I- 
Elecfed  U^t  King^«  Ljriv 
Krb,  1874  been  an  iinsuccct»(al  \  amiwiatc. 

VM/^HUIiaftM  HaB.  LyM. 


EDMUVD  FILICSR.  Bart  (Mid  KtnU 

Edmund  FiLyER«t  el.  son  of  Sir  Edmund 

Filmcr,  «♦»'  '-'*  — wbo  died  1857,— by  Helen,  and  d. 
of  the  1 .  Moore,  Eiq.,  of  (^HicIjcc      He  was 

born  lul)    :  ^iSf  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  m.,   1858^ 

the  Hon'.  Mane  (Jeoiviana  Hill,  d.  of  the  and  Baron 
Sandys.  Formeiiy  Capt.  Grenadier  Gitaids.  Was 
Capt  West  Kent  Militia  18(8^^  and  has  been  rinoe 
i860  Capt.  15th  Kent  Rifle  VoL,  and  Lient.  East  Kent 
Yeo.  Cav.  Is  a  D.  I.  and  a  J.P.  for  Kent,  ol*  which  co. 
he  was  High  Sheriff  iSTa  A  CWuvrmDntv.  Sat  for 
West  Kent  i$59-65.  Elected  for  Mid. Kent  AdHI  Tth. 
i88a 


ChU    Csrtiaw,  Anay  aad  Navy.  Guwds*.  Martborottgh. 
Tmm  RmUbmn    4*  Priaea^  Gafdsas.  &W. 
Smi-lJm.  Sutton  Park.  Stapkhwrn.  K«M. 


*  AhboMlnlibfcaJyl^haaaitladfcTSwaaiaawatii 
W  oT  SttdMydra  aattacdoa,  aad  to  hava  bMB  Maud  b  dwi 

t  litim 


:  l«roMt  was  Mm  of  iIm 


iMaTy  \famm  ai  tlw  hsaiti  of  th* 
tMsM.P  farWsa 


ttji-ST. 


78 


MEMBERS  OP   PARLIAMKNT. 


a  a  FDf  OB  OtUtlABdX 

George  Henry  Finch,  son  of  the  late  George 

Finch,  Esq.,  of  IJurlcy-on-lhe-Hill,  Rutlandshire,  by 
1-ady  Ixiuisa,  d.  of  the  6lh  Duke  of  lieauforL  He  wa 
bom  Feb.  20th,  1835,  was  ed.  at  New  Coll.,  Oxfonl,- 
j^nul.  M.A., — and  m.  1st,  Feb.  i86i,  Kniily  Kglantinc. 
—who  died  April  1865, — d.  of  John  It.ilfour,  Ksq.,  of 
l?.\ll.irnio:  2n<I!v.  1871,  ICdith,  d.  of  Alfred  Montgomery. 
l.-l  .  (  <.inini^si..iicr  of  Inland  Revenue.  Is  a  J. P.  for 
Kiulanil,  anil  C.ipt.  Leicestershire  Yco.  Cav.  A  Con- 
sfn>atrvg ;  an  in<le|>endent  supporter  of  Mr.  Disraeli. 
First  electc<i  for  Rutland  Nov.  23rd,  1867. 

PatroH  of  six  Z,iT'm/»— Ravenirtone,  V.,  and  Milton  Keynr> 
i<  ,  Buck*  :  Burleigh-onthe-Hill,  V.,Greetham,  V.,  and  Oakhan 
v.,  Rutland:  Foulneu,  R.,  Euex. 


<S5l 


C/»^— Cariton. 

jMi— Buriey-oo-the-Hill,  Oakham. 


W.  HNDLATER  :Monaglian  County). 

William  Findlater,  only  son  of  the  la 
William  Findlater,  Esq.,  merchant,  of  Londonde 
He  was  bom  1824,  and  m.  1st,  1853,  Mary  J. 
who  died    1877, — d.   of  the  late  John  Wolfe, 
solicitor,  of  Fitzwilliam  Street,  Dublin;  2'^  "• 
Marion,  el.  d.  of  the  late  Lieut. -Col.  Ar> 
(Bengal  Army).    Admitted  a  Solicitor  in  1 1  1    , 

Elected  Pres.  of  the  Incorporated  Law  Society  < 
Ireland  1878.  Is  a  partner  m  the  Mountjoy  Brewei 
(Findlater  and  Co.),  Dublin.  A  Liberai.  Electa 
for  CO.  Monaghan  April  1880. 

Offices— -ii,  Upper  Ormond  Quay,  Dublin. 

F fsitifnces—27,  Fitzwiiliam  Square  South,  Dublin  ;  Fern 
bide,  Killiney,  near  Dublin. 


J.  L.  FINIQAN  (EnnisX 

James   Lysaght   Finigan,   el.    son   of  James 
P.  N.  Finigan,  Esq.,  of  Liverpool,  by  Elizabeth,  d.  of  ih<« 
late  James  Asbery,  Esq.     He  was  bom  1844,  a"^  ^'' 
at  the  Catholic  Institute,  Liverpool,  and  at  St.  Edn 
Coll.,   Douai  (France).      Volunteered   in    1870   into   i! 
French  Republican  Service  for  the  duration  of  the  wai, 
and  served  with  the  army  of  the  I>oire.     Callc<l  to  the  Har 
at  Lincoln's  Inn  Jan.   1880.     A  I/onu  RuUr.     First  elected  for  Ennis  July 
26th,  1879. 

Chambtrt-i,  King'«  Bench  Walk,  Temple,  E.C 
Retidtnce—ii,  Doughty  Street,  W.C. 


MBMBCM  or  PARLIAMKNT. 


79 


CAi^— D*vaitthir«. 
Ckmmdtrw  -N«w  Court, 


Joseph  Firth  Rottomley  Firth,  ioa  of  the 

Ut€  Joseph  Botiomlry.*  I-Imi  .  o/  lloddmfidd,  by 
Ann.  rt  •!.  of  tb«  Utc  luMrph  Kirih.  Riq.  He  «rM 
U  lit  ih4j,  grad.  LL.B.  at  t'niv.  of  London,  aad 
m  .  1871,  Kmihrth.  yonngcM  d.  of  Ceontr  TaUuun, 
F^i  .  Ji^roror  Leeds  l88a  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the 
l^uWle  iWple,  Md  foaa  the  North- EaMern  Oioitt. 
U  a  member  of  the  Eawvthre  Committiw  of  tbe 
IJt«fatkm  SockCT,  and  Preaident  of  the  Chelaca 
UI>cT«tino  CooadL  Author  ci  *«  Municipal  London ; 
or,  I  rmflnfi  Government  as  it  it,  and  London  Govern- 
'  oogbt  to  be.**  Waa  a  member  of  the 
SoolBoaid  (Chelsea  Division)  1876^  A 
jui^iid.     Elected  for  Chelsea  April  1880. 


T«apk,E.C 


8.W. 


LORD  EDMOITD  a  mZMAUEXCB  (G^BeX 

Edmoncl     (icorgc    Fitzmaurice, 

00  of  the  4th  !^Ian{u«M  of 
downe,  by  Emilv  Jane,  eU  d.  of  the 
dc  Flahault  and  the  Baroness  Keith  and 
Naime.  lie  «ras  bom  June  i9th,  1846, 
and  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll., 
Camb.,  where  be  gained  a  tcholandiip  and 
a  prise  for  English  EMay, — grad.  B.A«  la 
dMB  in  Claancs  i86&  Called  to  tbe  Bar  at 
Lincob*s  Inn  1871.  Was  Private  Seaelary 
to  Mr.  Lowe  at  the  Home  OAoe  i873-4-     I« 

a  member  of  the  Historical  MSS.  Commission.     \Va^  m  umitccessiul  candidate 
•olitan  School  Board  (Westminster  I>  >7a     Appointed 

city's  Commissioner  of  Reform*  foi  Europe  under 

.\ii     xMii    ot    the  Treaty  of  Berlin.    Author  of      i.uc  ui   William,  Earl 

Shelbnmc,  the  Prime  Minister."     A  Ubtrai.     First  elected  for  (Jalne  Nov. 

1S68. 

CiM»-N«w  Uoi««nity.  Brooks'i. 

Timm  Rtndmct    3»,  Sc  JaoMi'ft  Plaot,  &W. 


Mr.  Bonoiatey  ■■hwiJ  Uw  aat  cf  Ffath  by  royal  ttot  F^b.  Mtk  itry    Mr.  Pbik, 

of  a  iuuly  tlM  Imv*  Um  «akd  b  the  \i«M  RidtM  of 

,  aadhav*  owned  bMl  that*  anca  amw.  CHmW«K    Ottni«UMCi«a 

acthra  not  oa  Um  «4a  of  Um  Partial  lai,  aad  Um  than  hwd  oT 

e4  tha  tanata  of  dacJnw  Wtm^  tha  fnaaJw  of  Qaalrti.  aad  Ms 

ioad  10  W  aasban  of  tlM  SociMy  af  Fiiaa^^ 


8o 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


HOH.  BBRHARD  B.  B.  FITX  PATBIOX  (Portarlln^ton). 

Bernard  Edward  Barnaby  Fitz  Patrick,  only 
son  of  the  Isl  Baron  Castletown,  by  Augusta,  only  child 
of  the  late  Rev.  Archibald  Douglas,  Rector  of  Coote  Hill. 
CO.  Cavan.      He  was  bom  luTy  29th,   1848,  was  cd.  a' 
Eton,  and  at  Hrascnosc  Coll.,  Oxford, — B.A.  2nd  clas 
Law  and  History  1870, — and  m.,  1874,  the  Hon.  Ursul 
Clare  Emily  St.    Legcr,  only  child  of  the  4th    Vist    u- 
Doncraile.       Served    in    1st    Life   (iuards    1871-5  ; 
sometime    Lieut.   Queen's  co.    Militia,   and   Capt.    1 
Cork  Artillery  1874-7.      Is   Sub-Lieut.   East  Kent    . 
Cav.,  and  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Queen's  co. 
for  Portarlington  April  1880. 

C/m^— Mariborough,  St  James's,  Traveller*',  Kildare  Street,  Fox. 
C»mntry  Jtcnde$$ce—GnaMoa  Maiwr,  Abbey  Leix,  Queen's  co. 


A  Liberal  Conservative.     \i 


HON.  CHABLE8  W.  WENTWORTH-FITZWILLIAM  (Malton). 

1M'-^k-  Charles  William  Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, 

^^M      S&  ^^''^  surviving  son  of  the  5th   Earl  Fitzwilliam,  by 

«»  <stx^  Mary,  d.  of  the  1st  Baron   Dundas.     He  was  lx)m 

1826,  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.,  and 
in  1854  m.  Anne,  youngest  daughter  of  the  late  Hon 
and  Rev.  Thomas  Lawrence  Dundas.  Was  Attache 
at  Vienna  1846.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Huntingdonshire  and 
the  soke  of  Peterborough,  Capt.  West  York  Yeo. 
Cav.,  and  a  Fellow  of  the  Roy.  Geographical  So. 
A  Liberal.     First  returned  for  Malton  1852. 

C/«*x— Brooks's.  Turf,  Travellers',  Yorkshire. 
.Sm/— Alwalton,  Peterborough. 


HON.  W  H.  WENTWORTH-FITZWILLIAM  (Yorkshire,  Wert  Riding, 
Southern  Divlalon). 

William  Henry  Wentworth-Fitzwilliai 
second  son  of  the  6th  E^l  P'itzwilliam,  K.G.,  by 
Lady  Frances  Harriet  Douglas,  el.  d.  of  the  17th  ' 
of  Morton.     He  was  bom  Dec.  26th,  1840,  and 
e<l.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb., — grad.  B.A.J 
— and  m.,  1877,  I^dy  Mary  Grace  Louisa  Butler, 
d.   of  the  2nd  Marquess  of  Ormonde.     Is  Capt.    I] 
West  York  Yeo.  Cav.,  and  a  D.L.  for  co.  WicklowJ 
A  Liberal.     Sat  for  co.  Wicklow  from  Nov.  1868  tU 
Feb.    1874,  when  he  was  an  unsuccessful  candidate] 
unsuccessfully  contested  Huntingdonshire  1877;  electe 
for  the  Southern  Division  of  the  West  Riding  of  Yorkshire  April  1880. 

C/««**— Brooks's,  Boodle's,  St  James's,  Travellers',  Kildare  Street,  Yorkshire. 

Stat— The  Lodge,  Malton. 


XIMBIftt  or  PAALIAMKirr. 


Si 


BON.  WTLUAM  J.  WEKTWOWn-rmWlLLlAm  Oitofbofpom 


Wiilum  John  Wintworth-Fitzwiluam, 
fbvfUi  MM  or  the  6th  Earl  FitswUlkm.  by  Udy  Frmacc% 
H.rft«t  DooglM.  d.  d.  of  the  I9ih  ILtri  at  Morton. 
11  wM  bom  Aof.  7th,  1852.  wu  ed.  at  Eton,  aad 
at  Macdaka  CoU..  Cambridge,  and  gnuL  &A.  1874. 
Appoiolcd  a  OnmI  lit  Wcai  York  Ycow  Cav.  1873. 
aadaUMt.1873.  ALOtrU  FiiateUdMifarPclcr. 
borooghOct.  a9th,  1878. 


a  Tit  MOM  CVriOIMHL 


■a  RnntT  putohib*  But.  (Bonteia 

Henry  Fletcher,  el.  son  of  the  Ute  Sir 
Ueory  Fletcher.*  3rd  hart..— who  died  1851,— by  Emily 
Maria,  d.  of  the  late  (korge  Browne,  E«q.,  a  member 
of  the  Coanctl,  Bombay.  He  wa»  bora  Sept.  24th, 
l8j5.  wa«  ed.  at  Eton,  and  m.,  1859,  Agnca,  d.  of  the 
Ute  Sir  John  MoriUyoo  Wiboo,  CB.,  ICH.  Eatcrad 
6Qth  Foot  1853,  and  rdirad  from  the  Army  aa  Uort. 
Grenadier  Guard*.  Wat  Cornet  Cu'»>-ri  >.>.(  and  Wert- 
moreland   Yeo.   Cav.   i8$9-6i,  ai.  .  td  Surrey 

Rifle  Vol.  1860-63.     Appointed  1  la  Somes 

Rifle  VoL  1872.     If  a  J. P.  for  Sut^&  ai^  Surrev.     A 
Elected  for  Honham  April  itt,  l88a 


S*mi-HMmMt 


Tmt 
r,  AagaHfiag.  uttr  Amadsl. 


^^^Ssi^ 


0.  FLOWBE  (Breeknook). 

Cyril  Flower,  cl.  son   ot  the   late  Philip 

Willt.im  Flower,  Esq.,  of  Furze  Down  Park,  Streatham, 
Surrey,  bv  Mary,  d.  of  the  late  Jonathan  Flower,  E»q. 
He  was  bora  1843,  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin. 
(  olL,  Camb..  and  ro.,  1878,  Constance,  d.  of  Sir 
Anthony  de  Rothschild,  i»t  bart.  Called  to  the  Bar 
at  the  Inner  Temple  1870.  Is  a  CoounlarioDer  of 
Lieutenancy  for  City  of  I^ondon,  and  a  Lieut  Bucks 
Yea  Cav.  A  LiUral.  Elected  for  Brecknock  April 
188a 


r/ta^R«ia*m. 

CAMOrrv^i.  Taai^  Court,  TMpk.  rC 
T»mm  RMidfmt^^SmnrHifmm.  7.  Hytte  Parfi  Plaoa.  W. 
Cmmtry  Mmtimtm    Arton  CUMoa.  Triag.  Bucks:  Ffwdgrvdi.  BrMoa. 

•d  Mary,  Omw  of  8eei%  oa 

Sir  RidMfd  rbMhw, 
^a 
rhh  baivMicy  cspirwi  vilk  Sv 

t«  baroM*  of  Um  prwi  crwdoa,  mm  a 
sdbdwniriMd  Macaor  «f  iht  Ba«  ladk 


H«  rabsd  a  i«dM«  far  CkMtes  L.  aad  «M 
Sv  Hoary,  jrd  ' 


iatht  Bm 
,  and  HP.  fcr 


82 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


J.  FLOTER  (DorMtflhlrtX 

John  Floyer,  second  son  of  the  Rev. 
William  Floycr,— R.  of  West  Slaffond  and  V.  of  Stins- 
ford,  Dorect,— by  Elizabeth,  d.  of  the  late  Stephen 
Barton,  Esq.,  of  lilandford.  Heu'as  bom  26th  Auril, 
181 1,  and  was  ed.  at  Winchester  Coll.  and  at  Baliiol 
Coll.,  Oxford  ;  grad.  B.A.  1831.  In  1844  he  m. 
Georgina  Charlotte  Frances,  el.  d.  of  the  late  Rt.  Hon. 
George  Bankes,  M.  P.  Is  a  D.  L.  and  a  J.  P.  of  Dorset,— 
of  which  CO.  he  was  High  Sheriff  1844, — and  Dep.  Chm. 
of  the  Dorset  Quarter  Sessions.  Formerly  Major  ii 
the  Queen's  Own  (Dorset)  Yeo.  Cav.  A  Conscrvatizu 
will  resist  sdl  innovations  \vhich,  under  the  pretext  of  improvement,  might 
endanger  the  foundations  of  the  Constitution  jn  Church  and  State.  Sat  for 
Dorsetshire  from  Feb.  1846  till  April  1S57,  when  he  was  an  unsuccessful 
candidate;  re-elected  Feb.  1864,  July  1865,  Nov.  1868,  Feb.  1874,  an<l 
April  1st,  1 88a 

Pairom  0/01U  Lrvu^—Vftst  Stafford.  R..  Donet. 
C/«^  Carlton. 

Tffwm  RetuifHce—i,  Old  Palace  Yard,  Westminster,  S.W. 
^mI— West  Staffotd,  Dorchester. 


F.  J.  8.  FOUABIBE  (East  Retford). 

Francis  John  Savile  Foljambe,  el.  son  o* 
the  late  George  Savile  Foljambe,  Esq.,  of  Osbcrton 
Notts,  bv  his  1st  wife,  Harriet  Emily  Mary,  d.  of  th 
late  Sir  William  Mordaunt  Sturt  Milner,  4th  bart.     II 
was  bom  April  9th,  1830,  was  e<l.  at  Eton,  and  at  Cli. 
Ch.,  Oxford,— grad.  B.A.  1852,  M.A.  1865,— and  m., 
1856,  Gertrude  Emilv,  d.  of  the  3rd  VAx\  of  Go>^r.,r,! 
Is  a  D.L.  and  a  T.P.  for  Nottingham<ihire,  a  J.  1 
West  Riding  of  York,  and  High  Steward  of  N<-; 
ham.     Formerly  Capt.  Nottinghamshire  Yeo.  Cav.     .\ 
**  IVhig ;  a  follower  of  the  old  principles  of  progre- 
and  retrenchment."     First  returned  for  East  Retford 
April  1857. 

PatrvH  p/snfen  LwifigM—Tu:\h\\\  and  Dalton.  Yorkshire  ;  St.  John's,  Worksop ;  Scoflor 
Sturtoo.  and  LittJeborough,  Notts  ;  and  every  third  turn  to  Gotham. 
Cluit-  Brooks's,  Boodle's,  Devonshire. 
Tamm  Retidtnct-ii,  Great  Cumberland  Place.  W. 
Stat-0%Uxum  HaU,  near  Worksop. 


MSMBBM  or  PAKUAMCNT. 


aa&foui 

Cecil  George  Savilc  Foljambe,  eL  ton  oI 

the  Ule  Gcorfe  S«vile  Kol)tmbr.  E«|^  61  OibcrUM, 

Notts,   Aldwftrlie.  VoHubira^  ud  tltitlbwh,  }iotlk' 

by  hk  and  wtfi,  SdiM  OMfflocie,  awl  a. 

or  tid  Md  tut  E«ri  of  Uwpool,  tad 


of  \\Tn"um  C\\At\t 


N 


•n.  and  oi.  ia«  1869, 
«L  d.  or  Frederick 


of  Comi 


Pbot, 


retired  «a  Lieut,  r 
Naval  Brigade  untl 

^cral  altadu  cm 

oially  noted  in 

i  North  Ridings  ui  \ 
iUdii«  or  York.     A 


cUouU  aX  Kat.^ 

Ua  I.  P.  U,x 

a  D.L,  fc.. 

KIcctcd  f. 


IB  UmiM,  el.  d.  oT 

k  and  Lady  EmUy 

and  47.  Cromwell 

<-  ko)al  Navy,  and 

;.  and,  with  the 

WOK  preKnt  at 

nedal  and 

!  the  East 

aiKl  the  Katf 

iunuhire  April 


Chili    Pmoki'i,  Sc  }imm't. 

T0wm  RmULmf    ■.  UHtoa  Howe  T<mM».  &W. 

.^Mliv-Cockslodc  OIkrtam  N««mrii ;  KiryMm  AblMy.  Yoriu 


FOXJOSTONE  (WUUhlre.  lOQtbX 

William      Plkydell  -  BOUVERIB  • 
( VixouHi  FMt$im^  eL    son  of  the  Earl 
of  Radnor,  by  Ladv  Mary  Auffosta,  3rd  d. 
of  the  Ikt  Earl  of  Verulam.     He  was  bom 
84?,  xris  cd.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin.  ColL, 
m..  1S66.  llrlcf)  Matilda,  d.  o( 
V.    Henry   Chaplin,   of   Ryall, 
\Va»    a    I.i  licrka 

72,      It  Ca|>t.  Veo- 

ilrv.    a    n.K    f.  :  .1    a 

A    (  cptLT-.  .s/r.  f.       Kit  -     ' 
for  South  WiltUiirc  Feb.  1874. 


GaidM^&W. 


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laar«K*d«Boa««iH.wlMMiiMfaiCMM«b«»yMM«jwy«MSMB'    TW  tbM  Ewl  mv- 

hi*  ilwc«il>i.  VatT 
Bafiatiw  Uw  Bou*»fa> 

BOVWM  StfMC  i 


•lydM«lM»Mdh«k«#8kMafk1ntydaCerCbl«Hn  How*.  vhoM  mm 
i»lM«««ianJdBid  iDthdrowa.  Uw  th>  Oii— ija,  iha  Wank,  —4  th» 
BoirMfa»kkri5»l»niiitni  cf  OwircwMW  la  iht  ckr  «f  LoadM,  wtww 
a  «ad  Pteyd^  StwM  wM  cwa— www  dbdr  aMw. 


84 


MEMBERS  or  PARLIAMENT. 


^Hb 


a  T.  W.  F0RB8TBR  (WCBloek). 

Cecil  Theodore  Weld  Forester,  only  son 

of  the  Hon.  and  Rev.  Orlando  Walkin  Weld  Forester, 
Canon  of  York,  by  Sophia  Klizalwih,  d.  of  Richartl 
Norman,  Ksq.  He  was  bom  1S42,  wased.  at  Harrow, 
and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.,  and  m.,  1866,  l.i  1:1 
(icorgina,  d.  of  Sir  Willouchby  Wolstan  I)i\u. 
8th  ban.  Is  a  Sub- Lieut  in  South  Nottinghamshii. 
Yea  Cav.  A  Conservative,  First  elected  for  Wenloci 
Nov.  1874. 

Tmnm  J!mWrmce—S4.  Seymour  Street.  Portman  Square,  W. 
Country  Rendemee—Rote  Bank,  Birchington,  Isle  of  Thanet 

SIR  CHARLES  F0R8TER.  Bart  (WaImOI). 

Charles  Forster,  only  son  of  the  late  Charle 

Smith  Forster,  Esq.,  of  Lysways  Hall,  Kugeley, — the  1- 

M.P.  for  Walsall,— by  Elizabeth,  d.  of  the  late  Richard 

Emery,  Esq.,  of  Burcott   House,  Salop.       He  was  boni 

1815,  and  was  ed.  at  Worcester  Coll. ,  Oxford  ;  grad.  B.A 

1840,  M.A.  1843.     In  1840  he  m.  Frances  Catherine,  d 

of  the  late  John  Surtees,  Esq.,  of  the  Chateau  La  Colinais, 

Dinan,  and  niece  of  the  1st  Earl  of  Eldon.     W'as  called  to 

the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1843,  and  went  the  Oxfuni 

Circuit,  but  has  ceased  to  practise.    Is  a  D.  L.  and  a  J.  P.  fo: 

Staffordshire.    Created  a  Baronet  March  1874.     A  Liberal , 

opposed  to  all  g^nts  for  religious  puqwses.     Has  sat  for 

Walsall  since  July  1852,  having  in  July  1847  been  an  unsuccessful  candidate. 

C/«Af— Oxford  and  Cambridge,  Garrick. 

T<nvH  Residrtue-  }Z,  Queen  Anne's  Gate,  S.W. 

•Sra/— L)-»ways  Hall,  Rugelcy. 

RIGHT  HON.  W.  E.  FORSTER  (Bradford). 

William  Edward  Forster, P.  C.,p.  C.L.,  LL.D^ 
F.R.S.,  only  son  of  the  late  Mr.  William  Forster, — wl 
was  for  more  than  half  a  century  a  minister  of  the  So. 
F*riends,  and  died  when  engaged  on  an  anti-slavery  missic 
in  Tennessee, — by  Anna,  sister  of  Sir  Thomas  F'o  well  Buxtc 
1st  bart.     He  was  bom  July  1 1,  1818,  and  in  1850  m.  Jj 
Martha,  el.  d.  of  the  late  Rev.  Thomas  Arnold,  D.  D.,  H< 
Master  of  Rugbv  Sch.     Is  a  D.  L.  and  a  J. P.  for  the  West* 
Riding  of  Yorkshire,  a  Fellow  of  the  Roy.  So.,  and  of  the  Roy.  Geographical 
So.,  and  a  worsted  manufacturer  near  Bradford.       Was  Under  Secret 
State  for  the  Colonies  from  Nov.    1865    to    July    1866,    and  Vice-Pr( 
of  the  Committee  of  Council  on  Education  from  Dec  1868  till  Feb.    1.^7.; 
Sworn  a   Privy  Councillor  Dec.  1868,  and  admitte*!  a  member  of  the  Cabim 
1870.      Appointed  Chief  Secretary  for  Ireland  April   1880.      Elected   Lor 
Rector  of  Aberdeen   University  1875;    Hon.   LL.D.  of  Aberdeen  1876,  an 
Hon.  D.C.L.  of  Oxford  1879.     A.  Liberal.      Unsuccessfully  contested  Leeci^ 
April  1859.     Has  sat  for  Bradford  since  Feb.  1861. 

C/M^i— Reform.  Athenaeum.         T(nvn  Retidttue-  80,  Eccleston  Square,  S.W. 
Oficud  ^«'</<^fM'r— Chief  Secretary's  Lodge.  Phoenix  Park,  Dublin. 
Ciuntr/  /Tritj/rfsc/— Burley-b-Wharfedale,  Leeds. 


or  fahuamhtt. 


Richmrd  Fort,  ion  of 


the  late  Rkhird  Fort, 
MMnnt  Elka.<i 

heTlcs.   Hm 

Eton,  ami  at  BraMMteColl, 


Vju^,  MP  br  CliUierM  18654.  by  Uugmi  Elkn,  4.  o# 


ibe  late  Ma)or-Cc«.  joho 
boni  iM,  and  was  «L  ai 
OUbrd.    EMmdIbeiichH 
becaMUial.  188O1  foaj.P.for 
ElMt«l  far  OillMrot  Aptil  i88a 

CAJ»-Afih«\  Naval  m4 
A4«#-IUatf  HaM,  WMby. 
Tmm  X^UbM»-s.  Qaa«  Soaai,  MayMr,  &W. 


AZiAmi/. 


W.  H.  FOtm 

William  Henry  Foster,  son  of  William 
Ohm  Foater,  Eaq.,  of  Aplry  Park,  ShrofMhiiv,— M.P. 
for  Sooth  Stallbrdiliire  18(7-65,— bv  IiabcUa,  d.  of 
Henry  GraaebrocA,  Eaq.,  of  UrerpooL  He  waa  bom 
April  9tli,  1846,  waa  ed.  at  Eton,  aad  at  C3l  Ch..  Odbrd, 
and  m.,  1874,  HenriefU  Grace,  d.  of  H.  S.  Pakrnham 
Mahoi^  Eaq.,  of  Strokealown  Honac,  Roacommon. 
It  a  J.P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Shropditre,  and  a  J.P.  for 
Northamptonshire.  A  Camjtrvaime.  FinC  elected  for 
Bridgnorth  Feb.  16th,  187a 

r«M  Adi>m$-6,  Bc%m««  Sqwi*.  S.W. 
CMM/yy  Mmiitmt*    Spiawcia  G«m««.  N«rttnM|HiiB 


^^ 


imt-OamtamamAtmot 


■.B-rOWUE 

Henry  Hartley  Fowler,  younger  son  of  the 
late  Rev.  Joaeph  Fowler.  He  waa  bora  May  i6(h, 
1830,  was  ed.  at  Woodhonae  Grovr  School,  and  aiSC 
Savioor't  Gram.  School,  and  m.,  1857,  Ellen,  jronncert 
d.  of  the  late  Geoii^  B.  TboroeTcroh,  Em.,  of  Chapd 
House.  Wolverhampton,  and  Hadley  Parfc,  Salopi 
Admitted  a  Solicitor  185a.  la  an  Alderman  and  a 
I.  P.  of  Wolverhamplon,  one  of  the  Coonctl  of  the 
Wolvcrhamplon  Chamber  of  Commerce,  and  a  Director 
of  the  Star  Ltfe  Aaan.  Ca,  the  Railway  RoUiv  Stock 
Co..  and  th«  Wolverhampton  G«a  Co.  Waa  Majrorof 
Wolvcffhampton  1863.  and  Fir«  Chm.  of  the  Wolver- 
hampton School  Board.  A  lOawi.  Elected  far 
Woliwhampton  April  188a 


86 


MEMBERS  or  PARLIAMENT- 


R.  V.  FOWLBR  (London)- 

4>  131  Robert  Nicholas  Fowler,   son   of  Thomas 

^r    s^  Fowler,   Esq.,  of  Bruce  Grove,   Totlenharo,   and   KIni 

^^P^J^         Grove,  Chippenham,  banker,  bv  Lucy,  d.  of  Nicholas 

■"        ~  Walerhouse,  Esq.,  of  Liverpool.      He  was  Ixjm  Sept. 

12th,  1828,  was  cd.  at  Grove  House  School,  Tottenham, 

and  at  Univ.  CoU.,  London,  of  which  he  is  a  Fellow  ; 

gmd.  at  the  Univ.  of  London,  B.A.,  2nd  in  mathemati- 

<  <1  honors,  and  5lh  in  classical  honors,   1848,  and  M.A. 

I^5o.       In   i8c2  he  m.  Charlotte,— wlio  died   1876, — 

2nd    d.    of   Alfred    Fox,    Esq.,    of  Falmouth.      Is  an 

Alderman  of  Ix)ndon,  a  J. P.  for  Middlesex  and  Wilts, 

a  Commr.  of  Lieut,  for  the  City  of  Ix>ndon,  a  F.R.G.S., 

and  a   partner  in   the   City  banking;  firm   of  Dimsdale,    Fowler,   and    Co. 

A  Conservative.     Was  nominated  for  North  Wilts  March  1865,  but  did  not 

go  to  the  poll.     Unsuccessfully  contested  the  city  of  London  July  1865,  and 

Penryn  and   Falmouth  Oct.    1866  and    Feb.    1874-      Sat   for   Penryn    and 

Falmouth  1868-74.     Electe<l  for  city  of  London  March  31  si,  1880. 

Cluht—OxVion,  City  Carlton,  City,  Natiooal. 

Towm  Addrttt-yi,  Cornhill,  E.C. 

iSiMt^— GMtard  House,  near  ChippenhaoL 


W,  FOWLER  (Cambridge). 
^K  jw  William  Fowler,  son  of  John  Fowler,  Esq., 

dl    ^k  of  Chapel  Nap,  near  Melksham,  Wilts,  by  Rebecca,  d. 

flgffB)ir^P*_  of  William  Mull,  Esq.,  of  Uxbridge.  He  was  bom  July 
28th,  1828,  was  ed.  at  Univ.  Coll.,  London,  of  which  he 
is  a  Fellow, — grad.  at  the  Univ.  of  London  H.A,  in  Classical 
and  Mathematical  honors  1848,  and  LLB.,  as  Univ.  Law 
Scholar,  1850, — and  m.  1st,  Aug.  1855,  Rachel  Maria, - 
who  died  Aug.  1868. — el.  d.  of  Robert  Howard,  Esq.,  of 
Tottenham,  and  Ashmore  Manor,  Dorset ;  2ndly,  187 1, 
Elizabeth  Fox,— who  died  1872,— el.  d.  of  the  late 
Francis  Tuckett,  Elsq.,  of  Frenchay,  Gloucestershire ; 
3rdly,  1875,  Rachel,  3rd  d.  of  the  late  Joseph  Pease, 
Esq.,  M.P.  for  South  Durham,  and  widow  of  C.  Albert  Leatham,  Esq.,  of 
Gunnergate,  Yorkshire.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  Jan.  1852.  U. 
a  J. P.  for  Essex.  Was  a  partner  in  the  banking  firm  of  Alexanders,  Cunliffes, 
and  Co.,  30,  Lombard  Street,  until  its  dissolution  in  March  1877.  Author  of 
**Thc  Crisis  of  1866,  a  Financial  Essay,"  "  Mozley  and  Tyndall  on  Miracles,  an 
Essay,"  "Thoughts  on  Free  Trade  in  Land,"  "The  Present  Asf>ect  of  the 
Land  Question,"  in  Cobden  Club  Essays,  1872,  and  "The  Limited  Ownership 
of  I^nd,"  1874.  A  Liberal ;  in  favor  of  a  general  revision  of  the  mode  of 
incidence  of  taxation,  and  a  revision  of  the  law  in  reference  to  the  tenure  of 
land.  Sat  for  Cambridge  1868-74,  when  he  was  an  unsuccessful  candidate ; 
ri>elected  March  31st,  1880. 
Ciul't  -Reform,  Devonshire, 
.^ra/— Forest  House,  Leytonstone. 


F&ASER-UACKINTOSH    Sm  Kaoklntotll  J 


MBMBKaS  or  PARUAMBirr. 


HOV.  T.  p.  nUOUXTLI 

TlKMiiaii 
i«iBm«iO»< 

G«oq^  Kttmi,  O.CB..  i»t  U#t. 
WM  ed.  al  Eloa,  and  at  Balliol  > 
RA.,  itt  daM  in  Ckuika,  |8(S,  and  M.A. 
m^  i8$9^Lad7  Aofurta  HeorMU  Soolt,  d 


»7 


)n  of  the 
F  M.  S«f 

I  I 


Eartof  Ekkw. 


the  Baratth' 


i8<<.     It  a  ;.P.  and  a  aL.  for  Buki 

a  Krector  of  Hm  LondoM,  BciflMoa,  ai 

Railway,  and  of  the  Eagle  Inmnmoc  Co.     A  C>*urr. 

rvAtv.     Fine  deded  for  BackigghMMhirc  SepL  aitt, 

1876. 


C  I.  rBneniLD  CDorar). 


field  and  G>.,  Ban'. 
A  Ldtrm/ C^mstnsr 
of  MdciT  and  the 
<•     Sat  for 

iii 


Charles  Kaye  Fresh  ncLD,  ton 
of  the  late  James  William  Fre«hfield, 
Esq.,  F.R-S.,  ofMynthunt,  Surrer.— 
who  for  many  jreari  was  M.P.  for  Fal- 
mouth, and  High  Sheriff  of  Surrey  1850, 
<— by  Mary,  d.  of  the  late  John  BUckett, 
Esq.  Hewas  bora  181a,  ira*ed.  at  the 
ChaiterhouM,  and  m.,  1834,  Elizabeth 
Sims, — vho  died  1849,-HMily  child  of 
the  late  D.  S.  StepbctMon,  Eaq.,  an 
Elder  Brother  of  the  Trinity  HoMt.    U 


a  I).  I^  for  London,  and  was  for  many 
yean  in  partneishtp  with  Mcmra.  Fiwh- 
thbory,  soUotofv  to  the  Bask  of  Ppflind 
HKt  meararm  adapted  to  tht  lapid  pnanm 
•  u.  trade  and  coaunerdal  aaUtptte  01  tlw 
liU  Nov.  1868,  whoi  be  wat  •• 


1874,  and  April  3rd,  i88a 


r0mmJti 
Smi-Vvpm 


I.  tUlfMooaSCfMCW. 
Ptok. 


88 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


L.  FET(BrlstolX 
Lewis  Fry,  fourth  son  of  the  late  Joseph  Fry, 

Esq.,  of  Bristol,  by  Marv  Anne,  da.  of  the  late  Edward 
Swaine,  Esq.,  of  Readinf^,  and  a  younger  brother  of 
the  Hon.  Sir  Edward  Fry,  a  ludge  of  High  Court  of 
Justice  (Chancery  Division).  He  was  bom  April  l6th, 
1832,  was  e<l.  at  a  private  school,  and  m.,  18C9,  the  only 
d. — who  died  1870 — of  the  late  Francis  (Jibson,  Esq., 
of  Saffron  Walden,  Essex.  Admitted  a  Solicitor  1854, 
and  is  senior  partner  of  the  legal  firm  of  Fry,  Abbot, 
Pope,  and  Brown,  of  Bristol.  Was  Chm.  of  the  Bristol 
School  Board  187 1 -8a  A  Liberal.  First  elected  for 
Bristol  Dec.  1878. 

Clttht — Reform,  RurlinKton. 

Rftidtiuet — Goldnry   House,  Clifton   Hill,   linstol ;    Balder 
Grange,  Cotherstone.  Yorkshire. 

T.  FRY  (DarllngtonX 
Theodore  Fry,  second  son  of  Francis  Fry, 
Esq.,  P'.S.A.,  of  Bristol,  by  Matilda,  d.  of  the  late 
Daniel  Penrose,  Elsq.,  of  Brittas,  co.  Wicklow.  He 
was  bom  1836.  was  ed.  at  a  public  school  at  Bristol, 
and  m.,  1862,  Sophia,  d.  of  the  late  John  Pease,  Esq., 
of  Darlington.  Was  Mayor  of  Darlington  1877-8.  is 
a  Director  of  the  Bearpark  Coal  and  Coke  Co.  ( Limited), 
and  of  the  Shildon  and  Weardale  Water  Works  Co., 
and  head  of  the  firm  of  Fry,  Janson,  and  Co.,  iron 
manufacturers,  Darlington.  A  Liberal.  Elected  for 
Dariington  April  2nd,  1880. 

Clubs — Reform,  Devonshire. 
Town  Resi€Unce—<),  Si,  James's  Place,  S.W. 
nro  noBUS.  Residtnctt—^ooA\>\xra,  near  Darlington  ;  Glen  Roihay ,  Rydal. 

W.  FULLER-MAITLAin)  [See  Maitland]. 

D.  F.  OABBETT  aimerlckX 

Daniel  Fitzgerald  Gabbett,*  el.  son  of  the 
late  Daniel  Gabbett,  of  Bellefield,  by  Susanna,  d.  of  the 
Rev.  Windham  Magrath- Fitzgerald,  of  Ballinard,  co. 
Limerick, — a    lineal    descendant    of   Miler    Magragh, 
Archbishop  of  Cash  el  and  Emly  1570.     He  was  bora! 
Nov.  7th,  1841,  and  was  ed.  at  St  Columba's  College, 
and  at  Trinity  College,  Dublin.     Served  sometime  as] 
Lieut,  in  loth  Royal  Hussars  and  2nd  Life  Guards.     I>| 
a  J.  P.  for  CO.  Limerick,     h  Home  Rttler.     Elected  fori 
Limerick  in  succession  to  Isaac  Butt,  Esq.,  Q.C.,  1879., 

C/k**— United  Service  Club.  Dublin :  Limerick  County  Chib.  ] 

T0mm  R*skUnct—ii,  Park  Lane,  W. 

5'm/— Cahircoulish,  co.  Limerick. 

•  The  imperial  eagle  on  the  silver  banner  was  granted  to  Robert  Gabott,  or  Garbett, 
ActonBumell.Salop(Exon  Yeoman  of  the  Guard  Henrj'VlI.),  by  the  Emperor  Maximilian 
of  Germany,  for  good  service  done  by  him  in  rescuing  the  Lroperor  s  standard  from  thttJ 
Frcndi,4Heory  VIIL 


IIEMBEIUI  or  rARLlAMINT. 


«ALWATai< 

George  Edmund  Mitoei  Monck- 
TOK'AftUNDiLL,*  7th    yismmf   CmhMjr, 
■ad  Baron  KiUaid  io  th«  Fc«fi«t  oT  Irdaml. 
el.  ton  of  G«or|e  Edwaid  Aiaaddl  M.I'.. 
<»'h  Vitcooat,— who  died  1876^— bjr  Hoih- 
\  r!M  l.liia,  d.  o(  the  Uie  Robert  Pembcrtoa 
Mdae^  Em|^  oT  FryMon  Hall,  and  tiilcr  o( 
tha  tm  Baron  HonKhion.    He  was  bom 
Nov.  iSih.  1844,  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  Cb. 
Ch.,  Oslbid,— grad.  B.A.  and  claia  Law 
and  Hbiory  l86^  M.A.  1877,  and  m.,  1879. 
V  d.  of  the  hue  EllU  Godii^  £«).,  of  Batbridce.  oa  Sarrey.    Is 
rwood  Ranffcr  Yea  Cav..  and  a  J.r.aod  a  D.L.  lor  N< 

Flnt  alactod  for  North  Noctii«haaiihiit  Feb.  187a. 


Tmm  KttUtmtt-t^K 


htn  1868. 


BOIERT  RlOHARDtOimUBDnB 

Robert  Richardson-Gardner,  son  of  John 
Richaideon,  Esq..  J. P.  of  Swamca.  GhunoicanshinL  by 
Ettabcth  hb  wife.  He  was  bom  1827,  and  m..  1854, 
Maria  Loaisa.  only  child  and  hcireM  of  Heni^  Gardner. 
Esq.  whose  somame  he  assamed  by  royal  sagn-manaal 
in  1864.  CaUed  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  1853. 
but  did  not  practise.  Was  one  of  the  first  Vohintccfa 
enrolled  in  the  county  of  Hampshire  in  1859.  where  he 
aansted  in  rsising  a  corps  to  which  he  was  gasetted  as 
Capt. -Commandant,  and  retired  sAer  ten  years'  scnrica 
as  Hon.  Col.  of  the  North- East  London  Rifles.  la  a 
K.S.  A..  President  of  many  clubs  and  societies^  Wiadaor. 
and  a  D.I.  (^f  the  Tower  Hamlets.  A 
Canvasft<-  m  1866.  and 

Fint  elected  for  \S  ..  1874. 


C/MW-.CbHiam 


,W. 


«rM«aclMa.»Yoik. 


90 


ICEMBF.RS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


J.  OARPBHTEK-OABiriER  (DrroB.  MooXtX 

.^     g    ^^.        John  Carpenter-Garnier,  only  son  of  the 
JH^  m^^Jk   l*tc  John  Carpenter,    Elsa.,  of   Mount    Tavy,    Devon, 
^^^k  W^^i^v    ^  I^ucy,  d.  of  the  Rev.  William  Gamier,  of  Rookesbury 
iBBfcaKK^   nu-k,  Hants.     He  was  bom  Feb.  28th,  1839,  was  H.  nt 
^^3^^2l      Harrow,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford,— Krad.  H.A.  iS( 
^fi^^H^^L    and  m.,  1868,  the  Hon.  Mary  Louisa,  2nd  d.  of  th.    1 
^^^^^^^^^g     Baron  Clinton.     Is  a  J. P.  for  Hants,  and  a  J.  P.  niui  a 
^^^^^^I^^B      D.L.  for  Devon.     Assumed  the  name  of  Gamier  1864, 
^^H^^^H^P|    ^pon  succeeding  to  the  estates  of  his   uncle,    Willinm 
^^B]r  5/    Gamier,    Esq.      A    CoMservativr.      Unsuccessful  1\ 

^■v        _     y     tested   South    Hants    1868.       First   elected    for    s    ;i  . 
g^S^^<^II^^JS^   Devon  June  1 6th,  1873. 
-^      ■  n"'""'         •*  C/**— Carlton. 

S«ntt—Uoont  Tavy,  Tavistock  :  Rookesbury  Park.  Fartham.  Hants. 


OATHORNE  HARDY  [See  HardyL 
RIGHT  HON.  EDWARD  GIBSON  (Dublin  University). 

Edward  Gibson,  P.C,  Q-C,  son  of  the  late 

William  Gibson,  Esq.,  J. P.,  of  Merrion  Square,  Dublin, 
and  Rock  forest,  co.  Tipperary.     He  was  bom  Sept.  1837, 
was  ed.  at  Trinity  Coll.,  Dublin,  where  he  obtained  the 
first  gold  medal  in  history,  English  literature,  and  political] 
science;  grad.   B.A.    1858,   M.A.   1861  ;   and  m.,   if 
Fanny,  d.  of  Henrv  CoUes,  Esq.,  Barrister-at-law.    Call< 
to  the  Bar  in  Ireland  i860,  and  in  1872  became  a  Q.C.j 
went  the  Leinster  Circuit.      Is  a  Bencher  of  the  Kit 
Inns,  Dublin,  and  a  T.P.  for  co.  Meath.     Was  Attor 
General  for  Ireland  from  Feb.  1877  till  April  1880. 
Conserx'tUive.       Unsuccessfully  contested   Walerford  Js 
r  the  University  of  Dublin  Jan.  1875,  re-elected  Feb.  1877 


April  1880. 

C/m^»— Carlton.  Garrick.  Kildare  Street.  Dublin  University. 
RttuUnc^ — 33.  FitxwiUiam  Square,  DuUtn. 


* 


liiit 


SIR  HARDINGE  8.  GIFFARD  (Laonceiton). 

Hardinge  Stanley  Giffard,  Q.C,  son  of 
late  Stanley  Lees  Giffard,  Esq.,  LL.D.,  Barrister-at-lat 
by  Susanna  Mears,  el.  d.  of  Frank  Moran,  Esq.,  J.  P., 
Downhill,  co.  Mayo.  He  was  born  1825,  was  ed.  at 
Merton  Coll.,  Oxford,— grad.  B.A.  1852,  M.A.  1855,- 
and  m.,  1st,  Caroline,  d.  of  W.  C.  Humphreys,  Esq.,  «»i 
Wood  Green,  Middlesex;  2ndly,  Lynie,  d.  of  Iltnry 
Woodfall,  Elsq.,  of  Riverside,  Twickenham.  Called  to 
the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1850,  joined  the  South  Wales 
Circuit  and  becameaQ.C.  1865.  Appointed  Chm.  of  the 
Carmarthenshire  Quarter  Sessions  1874.  Was  Solicitor- 
Gen.  from  Nov.  1875,  when  he  received  the  honor  of 
knighthood,  till  April  1880.    A  Conservative.    Unsuccess- 


or   PARUAMKNT. 


91 


Cairflff 
iiuftlMmi876w    rim 


Ckmmifft    5,  P»pm 


rtb.  IS74. 


Umf  1874.  Md 


I.C 


D. 


Henry  Joseph    (Jill 
Miclud  H.  GUI.  of  l>ublm. 


ion    of  the    late    Mr. 


H«  wai  bom  1816,  «nu  ed. 
At  Si.  Vincmt'ft  Coll.,  CMtltkaock,  00.  Dvblin,  and  at 
Trin.  Coll..  l>ublta,-«iBd.  RA.  1857.  M.A.  l873.~«ii4 
1870,  MAfy  J«Ua,  d.  oTtlM  kMe  Mr.  Jmmi  " 


b  priodpttl  nutBMT  is  the  nibliihinff. 

ntucfinior  M.  H.  GUI  ud  Son.  DoMin.  anda 


of  the  Monidiwl  Coooctl  of  DttbUo. 
ifia 


A  //0m4  Jftdtr, 


J.  COTAV  (■OBAffllAB  OOVBlf). 

John  GiVAN,  el.  son  of  John  Givan,  Esq.,  of 

CttUc  CaulfieM,  00.  Tyrooe,  Uneo  bl«icher  nod  sMdac- 

turer,  by  MMKaretU,  d.  of  Jshms  MaodottoeU,  Eaq.     He 

was  born  SeoL  a9lh.  1837,  was  ed.  at  private 

m.  irt,  i8->  EUaa,— who  died  1877.— d.  of 

Em).  :  sadly.  1878.  Araouato  Rmd,  d.  of  JaaMt 

E«q.,  of  Lucamey.  MoasglMn.      Adnrirtwl  a 

Solicitor  187a     b  a  J.P.  for  the  town  of  Aaghnadoy, 


M°^' 


Town  Commiasioner*.    A  UicnU.    Elected 


\  inhiMclo)-,  cu.  l)ra««:  Ivy  HOI.  co.  MooaglMa. 
nadoy.  oa  Tyroo*  :  jo.  Badider**  Walk.  ^ 


H.  J  OLAMTOn  (LeeteV 

Herbert  John  Gladstone,  son  of  the  Rt. 
lion.  Wmiam  Ewart  GladMone.  P.C.  M.P.,  by 
Catherine,  eL  d.  of  Sir  Stephen  Rkhard  Glynne,  8th 
bait.  He  was  bom  Jan.  7th,  1854.  and  was  cd.  at  Eton, 
and  at  Uaivervty  CoU..  Oxfofd  (H.A.  itt  dasa  Modem 
History  1876,  M.A.  1879).  b  l^ecturer  in  History 
at  Keble  Cell..  Oxford,  and  a  Private  Sec  to  his  father. 
A  ZiArrW.  UaMoccMfolly  ooatested  Middlwei  April 
i88aL    Elected  for  Leeds  May  8th,  188a 

Unidtrnm-  ta.  DovMf  Scnsl,  8.W. 


92 


MIMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


EIGHT  HOV.  WILLIAM  B.  GLADSTONE  (EdlnburghihlnX 

William  Ewart  Gladstone,  P.C,  D.C.I 
fourth  son  of  the  bite  Sir  John  Gladstone,  1st  bart,. 
a  Liverpool  merchant, — by  his  second  wife,  the  d.  of  the 
late  Andrew  Robertson,  ^q..  Provost  of  Dingwall,    He 
was  bom  Dec.  29th,  1809,  and  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at 
Ch.  Ch^,  Oxford  ;  grad.  B,  A.  as  a  double-first-class  man 
1831,  M.A.  1834,  and  became  an  Hon.  D.C.L.  184H 
In  1839  he  m.  Catherine,  el.  d.  of  the  late  Sir  Steph 
Richard  Glynne,  8th  bart.      Is  a  P.C.   1841,   a   1).  I 
for   Flintshire,  a  member  of  the   Institute  of  France 
1865,  and  author  of  various  volumes,  including  "'ITie 
State,  in  its  Relations  with  the  Church,"  and  an 
rate  work  on  Homer.     Was  a  Lord  of  the  Trc 
short  time  in  Dec.  1834,  Under  Secretary  of  the  C.n..,m^ 
[835,  Vice-President  of  the  Board  of  Trade  and  Master  of 
1841  till  May  1843,  President  of  the  Hoard  of  Trade  and 
Master  of  the  Mint  from  Mav  1843  ^i^l  ^^^'  '845,  Secretary  of  State  for  f! 
Colonies  from  Dec.   1845  ^^"  J^^X  1846,  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  fr<>i 
Dec.    1852  till    Feb.    1855,   Lord   High  Commissioner  Extraordinary  to  the 
Ionian  Islands    1858,  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  from  June  1859  till  July 
1866,  Lord  Rector  of  the  University  of  Edinburgh  1859-65,  Premier  and  First 
Lord  of  the  Treasury  Dec.  1868  till  Feb.  1874,  and  Premier  and  Chancellor  of 
the  Exchequer  from  Aug.  1873  till  Feb.  1874,  to  which  ioint  positions  he  w^^ 
reappointed  April  1880.      A  Liberal.     Sat  for  Newark  from  1832  till  Di 
1845,  ^or  the  University  of  Oxford  from  July  1847  till  July  1865,  when  he  w  i 
an  unsuccessful  candidate,  for  South  Lancashire  from  July  1865  till  Nov.  1868, 
when  he  unsuccessfully  stood  for  South-West  Lancashire,  and  for  Greenwich 
Nov.  1868  till  March  1880.    Returned  for  Leeds  April  ist,  and  for  Edinburghshire 
April  5th,  1880,  and  elected  to  sit  for  the  latter  constituency. 
>■»■>  Patron  of  two  Ziri«/T--Seaforth,  V.,  St.  7*hoinas,  Toxtclh,  P.C,  Lancashire. 
C/k^— l/nited  University. 
Town  Residence—  10.  Downing  Street,  S.W, 
.S>4t/— Hawarden  Castle,  Flintshire. 


riDB  rr  vibtutb. 

from  Jan.  till  April 
the  \fint  from  Sept. 


W.  H.  GLADSTONE  (Worcetteralilre.  East). 

William  Henry  Gladstone,  el.  son  of  the  K 

Hon.  William  Ewart  Gladstone, — M.P.  for  Edinburgh- 
shire,— by  Catherine,  el.  d.  of  Sir  Stephen  Richard 
Glynne,  8th  bart  He  was  born  June  3rd,  1840,  was 
ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford,— grad  B.A. 
1862,  M.A.  1865, — and  in  1875  ">•  ^^^  Hon.  Gertrude 
Stuart,  youngest  d.  of  the  12th  Baron  Blantyre.  Was 
a  Lord  of  the  Treasury  Oct  1869  till  Feb.  1874.  Is 
a  D.  L.  and  a  J.  P.  of  Flintshire.  Formerly  Lieut,  2nd 
Flintshire  Rifle  Vol.  A  Liberal.  Sat  for  Chester  from 
July  1865  till  Nov.  1868,  and  for  Whitby  from  Nov 
1868  till  March  1880;  elected  for  East  Worcestershi 
April  13th,  1880. 

C/k^— Devonshire. 
R*$idence—^\,  Berkeley  Square,  W. 


noB  rr  rtrruTB. 


JteMnww— Hawardcn  Castle,  FUntshin. 


MBMMKS  or  rARUAMENT. 


95 


tS^  Sidney  Cirr  Glyn,  fourth  ton  of  the  itt  Baron 

,^V  Wolvwtoo,  bjr  Maffianoe.  d  oTUm  laic  Paioo*  GraiirU. 

J^»  Kiq..   MP..  oTTaplow  Coort,  Badu.     He  wa»  Ukh 

Oct.  illh.  iKjs,  wa»  cii  at  Hamnr,  aad  at  Trin.  Coll . 
Camb..  and  m.,  §868,  Fannjr,  <L  of  Mom.  Adolpbc 
Maraollu^  oT  St.  Omcr,  France.  Eoiafod  Rifle  Ilr%idc 
1854,  and  raiiiod  aa  CapL  187a ;  lemd  b  Um  Oteiwi 
eaaBpaiga.  JadnM^g  lUy  and  idl  of  Htbtopol.  wd  die 
,MMttll  OQ  the  Rodan.  A  . 
bury  April  188a 
Cht  AmyaadWayy. 
Kml4mn    <>  Hyde  Pfeffc  Suwc.  W. 


ZiAmi/.     El«ctod  tar  SImAc* 


in  OABftlXL  OOLDirST.  Ban  (Chlppanhaaa 

Gabriel  GoLDNEY,*  cl.  &on  of  the  Utc  Harry 
Goldner.  Eaq.,  by  Elinbtth,  d.  and  coheir  of  Michael 
BanvNigfa,  Em)..  of  Saliabury.  He  wa»  bora  1813,  and 
in  l8j9  m.  Mary  Anne,  d.  of  the  late  R.  H.  Alexander. 
E»q. .  of  Conham.  WUts.  U  a  J.  K  and  D.  L.  for  WUi. 
ahiie,  Lay  Rector  of  Corvham,  a  Governor  of  Chrirt'* 
Hospital,  and  of  ochcr  Royal  HoapitaU.  Waa  Mayor  of 
Chippenlt-'"  -»'*  f<>r  many  yean  prior  to  1864  pcacdied 
at  a  Soli  (jpenham.    In  1868  carried  a  mohi- 

lion  for  ion  of  the  public  expendilvre  by  a 

majority  of  one  a^unal  ihe  Government  upon  two  mcock' 
sivc  divuiooa.    Created  a  Baronet  188a    A 
First  elected  for  Chippenham  July  1865. 
Pmttmi  ff9m  Lkfimg-  Bwijiwioln,  R..  WUuhtfc 


Ci»«> 


HR  DAVIIL  QOOOB.  Bun  (OHekUdaX 

Daniel  Gooch,  son  of  the  btc  John  Gooch, 
Esq.,  of  BedliQClon,  and  Anna,  mit  Loimlgc  hb  wile. 
He  «nu  bom  I8i6,  and  m.  lit,  18^  fiUifUd,— who 
died  May  1868,— <1.  of  the  late  Henry  Tanner,  Eaq.,  of 
Bithopfwearmoath ;  and  andly,  1870,  Emily,  d.  of  the 
late  John  Border,  E«q.,  of  Norwood.  Was  one  of  the 
Trmdet  Union  Comminiooetm.  It  a  I).U  of  Berkshire, 
Chm.  of  the  Great  Wcttem  Railwav,  and  Telcfraph 
Con»tniction  and  Mainlenanoe  Co. ,  and  the  Great  Eaitern 
Steamship  Ca,  and  a  Director  of  the  An^Aacrkan 
Tekgraph  Co.  Created  a  Baronet  in  1866^  in  con- 
tideratioo  of  hb  icnricca  to  connaction  with  the  Albalic 


*  Thb  iwiIibim'*  fhaily  Imm  \mm  MUbd  fai  Wikahb*  ibr 
iiwy  «M  M.P.  fcr  BriMol  i^at-r.  aad  hb  t«*M-fiil  ji—dMj, 
IS5J,  oktaiaad  \m  dMi  yw  %nm  QMaa  M«y  dM  < 


94 


MEMBERS   OP   PARLIAMENT. 


Tdesrmph  Ca  A  Comtervative.  Pint  elected  for  CricWade  July  1865,  when 
he  was  away  from  England,  engaged  in  laying  down  the  Atlantic  Cable  of 
1 005* 

Cib^-Cwhon. 

Tmm  XMd*mct-~¥Mh\»or^  Houm.  3.  Warwick  RomI,  MakU  Hill,  W. 

iSm^-CWwv  Park.  WiodMr. 


LORD  DOUGLAS  W.  C.  GORDON  (Huntlnffdonshlrv). 

Douglas  William  Cope  Gordon,  son  of  the 
loth  Marquess  of  Huntlv,  by  Mary  Anloinclte,  d.  of 
the  Rev.  P.  W.  Pegus.    He  was  born  Oct.  nth,  1851. 
Entered  the  Coldstream  Guards  as  Ensign  and  Lieir 
1871.     Is  heir-presumptive  to  his  brother,  the   ir 
Marquess  of  Huntly.    k  Liberal.    Unsuccessfully 
tested    Huntingdonshire  Feb.    1874.     Sat  for 
Aberdeenshire  from  May  loth,  1876,  till  March  loo^ 
Elected  for  Huntingdonshire  April  8th,  1880. 

Ciubt—TuTi,  Devonshire. 


HON.  SIR  ALEXANDER  HABnLTON-OORDON  (Aberdeenahlre,  Eaat). 

Alexander    Hamilton-Gordon,   K.C.B. 
son  of  the  4th  Earl  of  Aberdeen,  by  Harriet,  d.  of  tl 
Hon.  Jolyi  Douglas,  relict  of  James,  Viscount  Hami 
ton,  and  mother  of  the  1st  Duke  of  Abercom.     II' 
was  bom  1817,  and  m.,  1852,  Caroline,  el.  d.  of  Si 
J.  F.  W.  Herschel,  K.H.,   1st   bart.      Entered   tl. 
Grenadier  Guards  1834,  became  Lieut,  and  Capt.  i84< 
'    pt.  and  Lieut.-Col.  1849,  Col.  1854,  Major  f" 
3,  and   Lieut. -Gen.    1872.     Served   as  A^ 
--;i..   Adjutant -Gen.,   and  Assistant-Quartern 
Gen.  on  the  staff  in  the  Crimea  1854-5,  and  was  ; 
at  the  Alma,  Balaclava,  and  Inkerman,  and  at  the  siege  of  Sebxstopol. 
Pr<5cis  Writer  in  the  Foreign  Office  1843-5,  Equeny  to  the  Prince  < 
1846-54,  extra  Equerry  1854-61,  Dep. -Quartermaster-Gen.  of  the  Army  iS 
and  in  command  of  the  Camp  at  Colchester  1860-61,  of  the  Brigade 
Curragh  186 1 -6,  and  of  a  Division  of  the  Bombay  Army  1867-70,  and 
Eastern  District  1872  ;   has  the  Crimean  medal  and  clasps  and  the  '1 
war  medal.     Is  a  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor  and  the  Mcdjidie, 
Commi.vsioner  of  the  Royal  Military  Cx)llege  and  of  the  Royal  Military  A  ; 
MadeaCB.  i8«,  and  a  K.C.B.    1873.     He  has  been  since   1862  an   Ho 
Equerry  to  the  Queen.     An  IndepauUnt  Member.     First  elected  for  East  Alx 
deenshire  Dec  23rd,  1875. 

r/xAf— United  Service,  Travelleri*. 
UttuUmt-  y>.  Queen'*  Gate  Gardens,  8.W. 


MEMBERS  or  PARLIAMEKT.  95 


OOlOOV-LiniOl  (ttt  flBTX 
W  t.  OOftE-LAmWV  Pm  Lu^CUml 


J.  &  OOBIT  (OkAUMMl 

John  iUdoo  Gorst,  Q.C,  ion  of  the  hue  Edwird 
CiMiddock  Lawndm,  Eaq..  of  Piotoo,  I  ■nn«hiw,— who 
■iwweit  ia  l8$l  Um  Mine  of  Lowndes  fai  Uai  of  Gorv, 
— bv  Elinbeth,  d.  of  J.  D.  Noham,  Ktq..  of  Hoi«ht<«*lc- 
Sormg,  Dufham.  H«  wm»  boni  May  24th,  i8u.  and  wa* 
cd.  ac  Si.  John*!  Coll,  Cambridge,  of  which  he  waa  mmbc- 
time  a  Kcllow;  grad.  B.A.  Jid  Wnu^^ler  1857.  M.A.  186a 
In  i860  he  m.  Mary  EUiabclh,  d.  of  the  Rev.  Lornno 
Moore,  of  Christ  Church,  New  Zealand,  who  waa  hmmfy 
Capt.  (ih  Madras  Ught  Cavalry.  Wat  QvU  CoaaWoacr 
of  Wa&ato,  New  Zealand,  1861  3.     Called  to  the  Bar  at  the 


Tnnrr  Temple  1865,  and  goes  the  Noffthcm  Circuit ;  became  a  Q.C  1875. 
I  he  Maori  King."    A  CVwMrMlkv.    Sat  far  Cambridge  1866^ 
concerted  Hastings  1865,  and  Cambridge  1868.    Fim  elected 
im  l-eb.  1875. 


Q«ini  0«c«  Rmr.  T«b|J«,  B.C 
S.W. 


RIOBT  Hon .  OEOBOB  4.  OOtOHBV  CRtpoaV 

%a|^  George  Joachim  Goschen,  P.C,  son  of  the 

BQBE^^  late  William  Henry  Goachen,   Esq.,  of  Anstinfriars, 

1^^^^  K.C.,  and  Koehampton,  Sorrey,  by  Henrietta  hb  wile. 

He  was  bom  August  loth,  1831,  and  was  ed.  at 
Rugby,  and  at  Oriel  Coll. .  Oxford  ;  grad.  E  A..  1st  cla«s 
ClaaBics,  1853.  In  1857  he  m.  Lucy,  d.  of  the  bie 
John  Dallev,  Esq.  Was  formerly  a  merchant  b  part' 
nerthip  witn  Messrs.  Fnihling  and  Goachen,  of  Anstin* 
friars  but  retired  u{>oii  taking  oflSce  in  the  Ruvi<ll. 
Gladstone  MiniMry.  Wan  Vice-Proident  of  the  Board 
of  Trade  from  Nov.  1865  till  Jan.  1866,  and  Chancdlor 
of  the  Duchy  of  Lancaster  from  Jan.  till  July  1866. 
Pfcaident  of  the  Poor  Uw  ikmd  Dec  1868  till  March 
1871.  and  First  Lord  of  the  Admiralty  March  1871  till  FeU  1874 ;  sworn  a 
member  of  the  Privy  Council  1 866.  Appointed  Special  Ambaamdor  to  Con- 
stantinople May  iSflio.  Is  Chm.  of  Lloyds',  Goveroor  of  the  Hudson's  Bay  Co. . 
a  L>.  1..  of  the  city  of  London,  and  author  of  **  Theory  of  the  Foreign  EschaB^ '* 
Aldtral,    Sat  far  the  dly  uf  London  1863-80^  when  he  waa  elected  ior  Riiwn. 

C/«l»- Rdbna.  AUMaHMim. 

Tmm  Jtmdmtcf-^  PwtlMHl  Plsca.  W. 

M«Mli.  aMT  HavkhMSl.  Kml 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


1.  T.  OOUBLBT  (SUBdwlMkL). 

Edward  Temperley  Gourley,  son  of  the  late 
John  Young  Gourlcy,  Esq.,  of  Sunderland,  hv  Mary,  d.  «»r 
the  late  Mr.  Tcm|>crlcy,    He  was  bom  June  8th,  1828,  m 
is  unmarried.    Is  a  F.R.G.S.,  a  J. P.  and  a  D.L.  for  c 
Durham,   a  J.  P.    for  Sunderland,  and  Lieut. -Col.  Con 
mandanl  of  the  3rd  Durham  Rifle  Vol.     Served  ten  yea 
in  the  North  Durham  Militia.     Elected  Mayor  of  Sund( 
land  1864,  and  re-elected  1865  and  1866.     An  advatii 
IJhfrai.     First  elected  for  Sunderland  Nov.  1868. 

Club—  Devonshire. 

AViu/>«rr*— Roker,  Sunderland  ;  Fehwell,  Rrandon. 


^^^^> 


HON.  EDWARD  F.  LEVE80N-O0WKE  (Bodmin). 
^A^  Edward  Frederick  Leveson-Gower,  second  sur- 

f>f^  viving  son  of  the  1st  Earl  Granville,  by  Henrietta  Elirabelh, 

•™'**  2nd  d.  of  the  5th  Duke  of  Devonshire.     He  was  bom  May 

3rd,  1819,  and  was  ed.  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford, — grad.  B.A. 
1840,  M.A.   1844,     In  1854  he  m.  Lady  Margaret  France; 
Mary  Elizabeth, — who  died  1858, — d.  of  the  2nd  Marqm- 
of  Northampton.     Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Tcmj 
Nov.  1845.     Was  Precis  Writer  in  the  Foreign  Office  fri': 
Dec.    1851    till   Feb.   1852,  and   in   1856  was   attached   t 
Elarl  Granville's  special  mission  to  Russia.      Is  a  J.  P.   f< 
Surrey,  and  a  D.L.   for  Derbyshire.     A  Liberal;  uphol<i> 
••progress  and  free  trade."     Sat  for  Derby  from' May  till  July  !847,  when  h< 
was  unseated  on  i>etition,  and  for  Stoke-upon-Trent  from  July  1852  till  Marcli 
1857,  when  he  was  an  unsuccessful  candidate.     First  elected  for  Bodmin  May 
1859. 

C/»«*»— Travellert',  Brooks's.  Turf,  Marlborough. 
ToTuH  Residence— \^,  South  Audley  Street,  W. 
ir<><i/— Holmbury,  Dorking. 


F.  W.  GRAFTON  (Lancashire,  North-East). 


Frederick  William  Grafton,  son  of  the  lati 
Joseph  Smith  Grafton,  Esq.,  merchant  and  manufac- 
turer, of  Manchester.     He  was  bom  1816,  was  ed.  nt 
private  schools,  and  m.,    i860,   Emily  Sophia,  d.    f  • 
William  Howard,   Esq.,   of  Ix>ndon.     Is  a  J. P.   f' 
Lancashire,  and   head  of  the  firm  of  F.  W.  (i 
and  Co.,  calico  printers,  of  Broad  Oak,   Accrin: 
and  Manchester.     A  Liberal.     Elected  for  North- Ea^ 
Lancashire  April  1880. 

C/n^— Devonshire. 

i?/MV//Mcri— Heysham  Hall,  Lancaster;  Hope  Hall,  Man 
Chester. 


Mncmns  or  paruaiiemt. 


97 


a^  OtimmaL 


Andrew  Giuirr,  ion  of  the  Rev.  Dr.  Gnmt, 
of  Cdinbngk.  He  %rM  bora  iSjo^  wm  cd.  at  lk«  HMi 
School,  B^iSbmK  and  BtEOUbm^VnUu^.mAmL, 
i87i,»a>ofloM|rfiTowmi«d,ffM.or<aiiMSr.  Wcm 
ID  OdM  ta  IH4.  iad  iwUtd  llMii  nlBi^i^  vlMB  W 
WMI  le  Bmhtft  vhai*  ht  «m  oeoniid  ••  m  tmnkmi 


FelknToT  tht  Univ.  of  BombtT,  and  a  r.lLG.S.    A 
ZiA«W.    FInt  elected  for  Ukh  Jan.  J9Ch.  1878. 


BridgvoTEMa. 


D  OlAVT 

Daniel  Grant,  son  of  the  late  Cmpt.  Daniel 

Grant,  of  South  Shield*.  He  was  boni  Sept.  36ch«  1816, 
and  wmi  ed.  at  the  Upper  School  of  the  Royal  Hospital, 
Greenwich.  Wai  founder  and  for  many  )rcan  princxpal 
partner  in  the  6nn  of  Grant  and  Co.,  printen,  of  Tnrnnull 
Street,  OcrkenweU.  A  JUAfrW.  Elected  for  Maiykboae 
April  1880^  having  in  Feb.  1874  been  an 
candidate. 


QinlM<0«d«M,  Hydt  Patk.  W. 


SIR  QEOROE  MAOraillO«-OBA«T,  Barl*  dlclB  and  ItalnX 

Gcorigc  Macpherson-Grant,  eL  son 

of  Sir  George  Macphenon^Grant,  2nd  bart., 
— who  died  1850,— by  Marion  Helen,  el.  d. 
of  the  late  Mungo  Nutter  Campbell,  Eaq.,  of 
Ballimore,  Argyllshire.  He  waa  liora  Aqg. 
13th,  1839,  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Ch.  Ch^ 
0%faid,--gnd,  B.A.  1861,— and  m.,  1861, 
Franeea  Emabeth,  d.  of  the  late  Rev.  Roger 
Pocklii«toa.  Vicar  of  Walesby.  Notts.  U 
Convener  of  Banftliifi^  and  a  J. P.  and  a 
D.L.  for  cot.  BanC  Elgin,  and  Im 
A  LArml     Fint  elected  for  Elgin  and  Nairn  SepC  18791 


Ckd^  BraokaX  Sc  Jaawa't. 


N.R 


^     *  TW  M  bafOMC  wlw  ia  lit!  J 


erGrMM,aMa»M.P.fcr 


98 


MBMBBKS  or  PARLUMBHT. 


'a* 


W.  QRAMTHAM  (Surrey.  EastX 
Mli  William  Grantham,    Q.C,   son  of  the  late 

tJ^^t/M  George  Grantham,  Ksq.,  of  Barcoml>e  IMace,  near  Lcwcs, 

^vQ^^WQ^  l>y  Sarah,  d.  of  the  late  William  V'crrall,  Esq.,of  Southover, 
^nrJJJ^j  Lewes.  He  was  bom  Oct.  23rd,  183^,  wa»  ed.  at  King's 
f'^W"^^^  College  School,  London,  and  m.,  ifes,  Emma,  el.  d. 
of  the  late  Richard  Wilson,  Esq.,  of  Chiddingley,  Sussex, 
and  Molesworth  Mouse,  Brighton.  Called  to  the  Bar  at 
the  Inner  Temple  Hilary  Term  1863,  in  which  year  he 
obtained  the  studentship  given  by  the  Council  of  L^al 
Education  for  the  four  Inns  of  Court  ;  became  a  Q.C. 
1877,  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Sussex  and  Dcp.-Chm.of  M.ngistrates. 
A  Consfrvatwe;  "  in  favor  of  Union  between  Church  and 
State  as  the  only  means  of  preserving  a  national  rclij^ion, 
but  in  favor  of  the  utmost  religious  liberty  not  .subversive 
of  that  union ;  also  in  favor  of  religious  teaching  in  all 
Board  Schools,  and  of  reforms  where  necessary  if  carried  out  in  the  spirit  of 
the  Constitution,"     First  elected  for  East  Surrey  Feb.  7th,  1874. 

C/»**— Carlton.  St.  Stephen's. 
Ckambfrs—i,  Paper  Buildings.  Temple,  E.C. 
-Bedford 


'mm. 


^RWA^S; 


Jtetidtnce* 


ford  House,  Streatham,  S.W.  ;  Barcombe  Place,  Lewes,  Sutiex. 

E.  D.  ORAT  (Carlow  CoontyX 

Edmund  Dwyer  CiRAY,  son  of  the  late  Sir 
John  Gray,  M.P.,  of  Charlevillc  House,  co.  Dublin,  \>\ 
Anna,  d.  of  James  Dwyer,  Esq.,  of  Limerick.  He  wa 
bom  1845,  was  privately  educated,  and  m.,  1869, 
Caroline,  d.  of  Major  Archibald  Chisholm.  Is  pro 
prietor  of  the  Freeman^ s  JoumaJ,  and  was  Lord  Mayoi 
of  Dublin  1880.  A  Honu  Ruler.  Unsuccessfully  con- 
tested Kilkenny  1875.  Sat  for  Tipperary  co.  from  May 
1877  till  March  1880.  Elected  for  co.  Carlow  April 
1880. 

/?^rrV^>MC/— Pembroke  House,  Upper  Mount  Street,  Dublin. 

SIR  R.  OREEK-PRICE  (See  Prlcel. 


GREENE  (Bury  St  Edmunds). 
Edward   Greene,  son  of  the   late    Benjamin 
Greene,   Esq.,  of  Bloomsbury,    a   West-India  proprietor, 
He  was  bom  1815,  was  ed.  at  the  Gram.  Sch.,  Bury  St 
Edmunds,  and  m.   1st,  1840,  Emily, — who  died  1848, 
3rd   d.    of  the  Rev.   G.   Smythies,   of  Stanground,   nea: 
Peterborough  ;  and  2ndly,   1870,  Caroline  Dorothea,  d.  1 
Charles  Prideaux  Brune,    Esq.,  of  Prideaux  Place,  Corii 
wall,    and  widow  of   Rear-Admiral    Sir    W^illiam    Hosti 
2nd  bart.     Is  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L.   for  Suffolk,    a  brewci 
at  Bury  St.  Edmunds,  and  late  Master  of  the  Suffolk  Fox 
nounds.     A  *■*  Conservative ;  opposed  to  class  legislation." 
First  elected  for  Bury  St.  Edmunds  July  1865. 

CltA-  CarUoo.  ^V/i/-  Nether  Hall,  Bury  St  Ednuadt. 


MEMBEM  or   PARUAMKNT. 


Thonus  Grcu,  eL  ton  of  Alfred  Greer,  Esq., 
I  I\orDripM]rHoaM,co.Cork.  brHdMM,  <L  of  tW 
Uie  JokhuA  Canoll.  £«)..  of  Sydney  Pke*.  CoHL     He 
April  4th,  i8n.  «nu  ed.  al  CUItoo,  umI  m.. 


1864,  ftUrvuH,  ottiT  chiU  of  tbe  Ute  Joim  OwdcB,  Em.  , 
oTSm  FlMk,  CvrickfagMk  b  •  J.P.  far  Cviidi. 
ArfSM  and  o&  Aalriai,  and  •  DiiMlor  of  Ri 


SoM,  and  Owd«,  and  of  the  Bibrook  Spfanfaw  Co. 
Wat  High  ShoUr  of  CafridUafgw  1870^  andof  00. 
Txfuoe  1876.  A  CmstTMHrn,  Badad  far  Carvkk. 
fergu»  ApnJ  188a 

CAi4»«^L  SMfhaaX  NMioMl.  CarlMw.  KBdw  Sttwm. 

Tmm  M0ttMmi»    Own  H«m«,  R«tM*'«  Pm^  N.W. 


Geom  Burrow  Grigory,  ion  of  the  late  John 
Swarbrtck  Gregory,  Esq.  He  was  bom  Jan.  joih,  1813, 
and  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  ColL,  Camb.  ;  grad. 
B.  A.  and  M.  A.  Is  Treasurer  of  the  Fo«ndlii«  Heapilal, 
and  a  partner  in  the  fim  of  Gregory,  Rowdifle^  KomaUk, 
and  Rawle,  tolidtors.  A  Cfmservaimi.  Fine  elected  far 
East  SnsM^x  Nov.  1868. 

CiMv-CaHM.  Oiibfd  aad  Guabfidgt.  Pafwn*. 

O0km    t,  B«Mbrd  Rov.  W.C 

r«M  £miimt»    FoydM^  Hoipiial.  GuildfenI  Somi.  W.C 

Snih-  BoMidl.  Hont  Gram.  Soft^i. 


tot  WILLIAM  B.  WELBT-ORBOORT.  Bart  (Unoolnahlre,  toslRjL 

William  Earle  Welby-Gregory,*  eL  son  of 

the  late  Sir  Glynne  E.  Welby-Gregory,  3fd  baft,~wbo 

dieil    1S75,— of  Denton   Hall,  Grantham,— M.  P.    for 

('-r.tluun  I830-57,— by  Frances,  youngest  d.  of  the  late 

>ir  Montage  Cholmdey,  Bart.     He  was  bom  Jan.  4th, 

1820,  and  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch..  O&ford ; 

^TwA.  B.  A.,— and  class  in  Clautcs,— 1851.    In  1863  he 

■^  ■  Hon.  Victoria  Alexandria,  only  d.  of  the  late 

harles  and  Lady  rmmnllnf  Stnart-Wortley.     Is 

>na  a  J.P.  of  UneofaMUie,  a  J.P.  for  Leioeiter- 

hro.  of  Qnartcr  Sessioas  heki  at  Sleafard. 

--  ^_ ,  ~ Apt    Leicestershire  Yeo.  Cav.  and  of  tid 

•utiftM.rMM.AMVM.  1  '*  Vol      Aasamed  in  1876  the  aodi- 

ti  i  arms  of  Gregory.     A  C^mm  frtwr  ; 

*  attadied  to  Chnrch  atvi  m.-\ic,     ami  in  Csvor  of  education  **  based  00  the 


im^  sMfaMd  Robm  d«  Tod«i.  Bm  of  B«h«ir.  b  lbs  d^Me*  «f  kii 

■■Mil  in  kav  ntmrmtiUmA  dwir  aii^  COIMty  im  PaA— M  %iatM  Um^  Hm 


ik  aid  ID 
. d^Me*  «f  kii  CMiW    s«««y 

fal  PariiaacM  msca  temtA.  Hanrr  Vlt. 


lOO 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


anion  of  reli^ous  and  secttUr  tatching."  Promoted  the  "Adulteration  of 
Seeds  Act "  1869.  Sat  for  Grantham  from  April  1857  till  Nov.  1868,  when 
be  was  first  elected  for  South  Lincolnshire. 

Cimtf-Cmrium,  St  SMphm's. 

T0tim  Rttidemet-%,  Upper  Belgrave  Street.  S.W. 

5>«/r- Denton  Hall,  Gnmthun ;  Newton  Hoiue,  FoUdnxham.  Lincolnslure ;  Remprto— 
Hall,  Loughborough. 


jt 


W.  H.  ORENFELL  (Ballabuiy). 

WilliajTi  Henry  CJrknfell,  el.  son  of  the  late 
Charles  William  Grenfell,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of  38,  BelOTave 
Sauare,  S.W.,  by  Georgiaiia,  d.  of  the  late  Rt.  Hon. 
William  S.  Saunders  Lascelles,  M.  P.  He  was  bom  1855, 
and  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford, — 
grad.  B.A.  1879.  Is  a  J. P.  for  Bucks.  A  Liberal. 
Elected  for   Salisbury  Apnl  1880. 

C/«i*— Reform,  White's,  Turf,   Alpine.  Beaf&teak. 

.S'/a/— Taplow  Court.  Buckinghamthire. 


k.  H.  O  QBET  (Korthumbarland,  South). 

/»»  Albert  Henry  George  Grey,  only  surviving 

^^  son  of  the  lute  Gen.  the  Hon.  Charles  Grey,  Private 

•fi*^  Sec.  to  Her  Majesty,  bv  Caroline  Eliza,  el.  d.  of  Sir 

Thomas  Harvie  Farquhar,  2n(l  hart.  He  was  bom 
Nov.  28th,  1851,  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin. 
Coll.,  Camb.,— grad.  B.A.  1874,— and  m.,  1877, 
Alice,  d.  of  Robert  Stayner  Hoi  ford,  Esq.  (formerly 
M.  P. ),  of  Westonbirt  House,  Tetbury.  Is  a  J. P.  for 
Northumberland,  and  heir-presumptive  to  his  uncle, 
the  3rd  Earl  Grey.  A  Liberal.  In  April  1878  he 
was  elected  for  South  Northumberland  with  E. 
Ridley,  Esq.,  each  having  polled  the  same  number  of  votes,  but  declining 
a  scrutiny  the  seat  was  held  by  Mr.  Ridley  ;  re-elected  by  the  same  constituency, 
April  1880. 

C/«^-Brooks't. 

Retid€nct~Yio<tndt.,  Lesbury,  Northumberland. 


SIB  P.  D£  M  GREY  EOEBTON  [See  Egerton]. 


MEMMftS  or  PARUAMEirT. 


lOI 


Biovrioii. 


.FcUowot 

wbca  heu 

rUuntalAfT  Stci 

oootiaoM 


anii 


-"^il. 


^•t.  w. 


vKNOi^*  yoiioi^est 

comimtcr,   br   Lidjr 

ni  a.  U  liM  la  Ddwol  SvtlMHMid. 

j&h.   1837.  and  «ra«  cd.   At  Wctf; 

>a.  ColL,  CuBbi  :  md.  M.A.  itsS. 

Beatfkc^— wbo  died  187^— roanfeai 

»'  At  V«ci)  andljr,  1879.  EIcmdt 

iikMi   Slibbcr,   d.   of  the  Utc 

'jraii,  QMta's  oa    UCoL^Coot 

>v.,  a  j.P.  for  en.  of  Donct  and 

I  mwkm  and  Noith- Wetteni  Rail- 

tn  Aaoctate  of  the  Inttltf 

M/tHoMeholdftoaFlb. 

'   "^  *    •"-:      Apmtetcd 

m  Umrof 


t,   I  ravvucr*  ,  i^rvomntr* 


»OM  CkAMa 


K.  J.  OUVr  (Warahanu 

Montague  John  Guest,  third  son  of  the  Ute 
Sir  Jtniah  John  Guett,  ut  bart..  M.P..  bjr  Lady  Char- 
lottc  Elizabeth,  only  d.  of  the  9th  Earl  ol  Uadaey,  and 
now  wife  of  Charles  Schretbcr.  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Chdten- 
ham  1865-8.  lie  was  bom  March  39th,  1859,  and  ed.  at 
Harrow.  Entered  the  Ride  Brigade  1 855.  and  became 
Lieut  1859.  Unmarried.  Is  a  I. P.  and  a  D.L.  for 
Doreet,  a  J.P.  for  Middleicx.  and  Lieut.  DoneC  Yea 
e  av.  A  Li*fm/,  Sat  for  Yuoffhal  1869.74.  Efoctad  for 
Wareham  April  and,  1880^  having  in  1874  been  an 
uasqccchIvI  f^ttdHfff 

CAJv-BrtkokCa.  WliiM't. 

Ttmm  Jtnidmt»-i,  SarOt  Row.  W. 

Ctmmirj  Jt*$Utmt»    B«rt  Ragis. 


iMi  A.a  art  10 


DwhyoT 


*  TW  Ciawiui  fluaflyb  iwcaadiJ  la  cha  aMb  ■■• 
•memmtn,  »Ik»  WoMrkMd  b  NortMndy  vitk  mat 

the  GoaqiMM :  kavtac  bad  Um  am^nw iiwi  oi  aMa, _         ,    _ 

Nofwuiay.     TWy  dto  bald  iha  po««rful  and  batadkary  *liot  tT-Qtm  V. 
araadiiaaVMi la,  to  tba  Puka> cf  Nanaaady.  brm  wbkh padttoa ihay taha Uwir aa»a .  aad 
tka  lalbeiwMdi  ibay  b«r  for  a  cra«  wm  Um  badca  aad  lalMa  aT  ihdr  aSea    After 
•anladfai 


landMmgbalia 
raAee  aT^^GM 
aiiioa  ihay  laka  I 
_  _  tabaaaribdri 

Caaqat  tbqr  lanlad^fai  Oiaibiw.  wbart  tbay  ac^airtd  by  — Haf  ■  with  aa  ktimm  tba  aiui* 
•riaaoa  or  Kiao.  aad  rwaataid  aaMaa  dM  ''mStitd  aeUky "  oT iba  Uafdoa  da«a  to  ib* 
t«%B  of  jaMa  I..  ltt«ii«  diiTM^SlvS  Um  Scnpaa  tba  light  la  bw  dMAu  •'aiara.  a  baad 
ar'-aMkwbkhlMMraamlyaan. 


I02 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


.  T.  OVBDOV  (Vortiolk.  BoatlDi 

Robert    Thomhagh    Gurdon,    el.    son    of 

Rrampton  Gurdon,  Esq.,  of  Letton,  Norfolk,  and  Grun- 
dwburph,  Suffolk,  M.V.  for  West  Norfolk  1857-65,  by  the 
Hon.  Henrietta  Susannah  Ridley  Colbome,  d.  of  the  1st 
Baron  Colbome  (extinct).  He  was  bom  1829,  was  ed.  at 
Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.,— grad.  B.A.,  Senior 
Optime,  1852,  Hon.  M.A.  1852,— and  m.  ist,  1862, 
H.irriott  Ellen,— who  died  1864,— 6th  d.  of  Sir  William 
Miles,  M.P.,  1st  bart.  ;  2ndly,  1874,  Emily,  d.  of  the  late 

Rev.  Robert  Boothby  Heathcote,  of  Chingford,  Essex.     Is  a  J.R  and  a  D.L. 

for  Norfolk,  Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions,  and  Lieut. -Col.  4th  Norfolk  Rifle  Vol. 

A  Ubrral.     Elected  for  South  Norfolk  April  1880,  having  in  April  1871  and 

FA.  1874  been  an  unsuccessful  candidate. 
C/h&«— Brooks't,  United  University. 
TVwo  Retidemct—-fi,  Hill  Street.  W. 
Retidenct—\jt\xat\,  Thetford. 


T.  F.  HA18EY  (HertfordalUre). 
Thomas  Frederick  Halsey,*  only  son  of  the 
late  Thomas  Plumer  Halsey,  Esq., — who  was  M.  P.  for 
Herts  1846-54, — by  Frederica,  d.  of  Gen.  F.  Johnston, 
of  Hilton.  He  was  bom  1839,  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at 
Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford,— grad.  B.A.  1861,  M.A.  1864,— and 
m.,  1865,  Mary  Julia,  youngest  d.  of  the  late  F.  O. 
Wells,  E.sq.,  Bengal  Civil  Service.  Is  a  T.P.  for  Herts, 
Major  Herts  Yeomanry  Cav.,  and  Chm.  of  Great 
Gaddesden  School  Board.  A  Comervative.  First 
elected  for  Hertfordshire  Feb.  1874. 

Cluht — Carlton,  United  University. 

iSra/— Gaddesden  Place,  Heniel  Hempstead,  Heru. 


LORD  CLAUD  J.  HAMILTON  (LlYerpool). 

Claud  John  Hamilton,  second  son  of  tht 
1st  Duke  of  Abercom,t  by  Lady  Louisa  Jane,  2nd  d.  ot 
the  6th  Duke  of  Bedford.  He  was  bom  Feb.  20th, 
1843,  ^'*s  ed.  at  Harrow  Sch.,  and  m.  1878,  Carolina, 
d.  of  the  late  Edward  Sacheverell  Chandos-Pole,  Esq., 
of  Radbume  Hall,  Derby.  Entered  the  Grenadier. 
Guards  May  1862,  made  Lieut,  and  Capt.  Aug.  i86i 
retired  1867.  Was  Aide-de-Camp  to  the  Lord  Lieut 
of  Ireland  1866-8,  and  a  Lord  of  the  Treasury  in  Nor^ 
and  Dec.  1868.  Is  Lieut. -Col.  Com.  of  the  Prince 
Wales'  Own  Don^al  Militia,  and  Deputy  Chairman 

*  Is  descended  from  William  Halsey,  o/uu  Chamber,  to  whom  was  sraoted.  36  Hei 
VIII.,  upon  the  dissotution  of  King's  Langty  Priory,  the  Rectoty  of  Great  Gaddesden. 

t  The  Duke  of  Abercom  is  the  chief  representative  in  the  male  line  of  the  illustrious  he 
of  Hamilton.  His  ancestors  frequently  intermarried  into  the  Royal  Family  of  Scotland, 
»ere  acknowledged  by  the  Parliament  as  the  presumptive  heirs  of  the  crown  in  the  person  ( 


MmuM  or  PARUAMnrr.  toj 


lh«  Great  EMitm  lUOwajr  Ox  Was  attMlMd  to  iIm  D«Im  of  Abcfconi'* 
SpMkllliMiMlollMlCiMolllaljriM  A  Cmmtmi^.  Sm  for  LoadoiH 
<Urnrdt7irMiJal]ri86stiU  Nov.  iM»  aad  far  Kii^'t  Lvwi  ft«B  D^.  1M9 

iM9b  Md  KUhTs  Lyna  April  iSlob    EhtUtA  for  Uvcrpool  Aif.  6cli.  ll8a 


UOHT  HON   LORD  OIOROB  r.  BAMILTOV 

Georse  Fnuicif  Hamilton,  P.C,  third  ton 
of  the  i«t  Dokc  of  Abercom,*b)r  Ladjr  Looua  jane,  aadd. 
ofthe  6ch  DvIm  of  BadfMd.  He  wu  bom  Dec  iTtli, 
1S45.  wu  ed.  At  Hanow.  and  dl,  1871,  Lady  Hand 
CaraUae  Laiccilci,  d.  of  Ibe  vd  earl  of  Haicwood. 
EBtandlbeAffaqraa  EaikBoftbe  RMe  Brteadc  1864, 
and  exdMMfd  iaio  the  CoUstiaam  Gnaida  1868.    la  a 


IP.  forlfadlcaeK.  Wat  Uadcr  Sacrctarr  of  State  far 
India  froaa  Feb.  1874  tiU  AprU  1878*  and  Vioe-Pvoidant 
of  the  CooDcU  of  Edncatioo  froan  April  1878  till  April 


1880 ;  appointed  Fourth  Charity  CommtinoQcr  for  Eag- 
Und  and  Walca  May  187&    K  Qmsinmiwt.    Pint  elected  far  Middlem  Nor. 

looBL 


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L  T.  BAHILTOH  (DnbUn  OoontyX 
Ion  Trant  Hamilton,  son  of  the  Ute  Jtmet  Hans 
Hamilton,  E^q.,  M.P.  (or  Dublin  ca  1 842-6J,— and  grandson  of 
llans  Hamilton,  £iq.,  who  tat  for  Dnblia  00.  jo  ycar«,~by 
Caroline,  d.  of  the  late  Tohn  Trant,  Esq.,  of  Dovea,  co.  Ttppe- 
rarv.  lie  wat  bom  Tufy  1859,  wat  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.  Camb., 
and  m.,  1877,  Victoria  Alexaodrina,  d.  of  the  late  Lord  Charlet 
Welloley.  U  a  D.L.  and  a  J.P.  of  co.  Dublin.  A  C4 
Fint  elected  for  ca  Dublin  April  1863. 

CHdt    Cfhaa.  WMto's.  Anluir'k,  S^kvOk  Smd. 
.caDvbfiB. 


■  choMB  in  is«a  piiaiHw  *»  Omb  Mary,  dwiag 

MovM  bora*  by  tMafcaiilr  Maid  to  Iwvt  kad  ii> 
M.    WaSmm  4t  II— Mi  in  ■.  A.ik  lys.  Im 
oaTjabi  4>  ffy  lOir  h  a  datl.  fcwJy  dan  jM^kn  »omM  aat  b>  do—  »  fin  ia 

b«ii«boilTPMMd  MMMdaweed  «b 
MTMM  «adM«d  cloihM,  Wi  dwy  ka 

ihMB.    lit  MTvaai  iboviac  dpw  <f  n ipHiilrii.  iw  — miy  wdwtd  by  fkt  \ 

BoadMMd  t»  ««k.  aai  dM 


kftcbiteUvM.   OaUt 
la  8m  of  dM  «M  Iw  badpnvioMly  h«M 
J.  Uaarikoi^  «a  pnetdiag  papk 


I04  MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 

J.  a  0.  HAMILTON  (La&arluMre.  South).  I 

JohnGlcncaim  Carter  Hamiiton, 
son  of  the  late  A.  J.  Hamilton,  Ksci.,  of 
Dalzcll,  by  Ellinor,  d.  of  D.  Hamilton, 
Kmi.,  of  Llilkcp»cleu|;h.  He  was  l)om  Nov. 
l6tn,  1829,  was  c(l.  at  Lton,  and  m.,  1864, 
I.ady  Emily  Ellinor,  4th  d.  of  the  loth  I'larl 
of  I^ven  and  Melville.  Entered  2nd  Life 
Guards  1847,  and  retired  as  Capt.  1861. 
Is  Vice-Lieut,  and  a  J.  P.  for  Lanarkshire, 
and  Major  Queen's  Own  Glasgow  Yeo.  Cav. 
A  I.ihfra!.  Sat  for  the  Falkirk  Burghs  from 
1857  till  1859,  and  for  South  Lanarkshire 

from  Nov.    t868  till  Feb.    1874,   when  he  was  an  unsuccessful  candidate  ; 

re-elected  April  8th,  1880. 

C/m^x— Brooks't,  Arthur's. 

Tawm  RetuUmce-Si^  Eaton  Place,  S.W. 

5^M/— DalwU.  Motherwell,  Lanarkshire. 


HON.  SIR  A.  HAMILTON-OORDON  [See  Gordon] 
HON.  F.  S.  A.  HANBURT-TRACT  [See  TracyJ. 


E.  W.  HARCOURT  (Oxfordflhlre). 

Edward  William  Harcourt,*  el.  son  of  the 
late  Rev.  William  Harcourt,  of  Nuneham  Park,  Oxford- 
shire, by  Matilda  Mary,  d.  of  the  late  Col.  William 
Gooch.  He  was  bom  1825,  was  ed.  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford 
(being  on  the  Foundation  of  that  College),  and  m.,  1849, 
I^dy  Susan  Harriet  Holroyd,  only  d.  of  the  2nd  Earl  of 
Sheffield.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Berkshire  and  Sussex,  and  a  J.  V. 
and  a  D.L.  for  Oxfordshire,  of  which  he  was  High  Sheriff 
1875.  ^s  Hon.  Col.  of  the  Cinque  Ports  Artillery.  Was 
a  member  of  the  Royal  Commission  for  organizing  the 
Volunteer  Force  1862,  and  was  for  15  years  Pres.  of  the 
National  Artillery  Association.  Has  twice  brought  for- 
ward in  the  House  of  Commons  the  question  of  the 
extension  of  Post  Office  Savings  Banks.  A  Conservative. 
First  elected  for  Oxfordshire  Feb.  5th,  1878. 

Patron  oj  two  Lixnngs. 

C/tti«—Caur]toa,  Traveller*'. 

Town  Rnutnue—6,  Prince's  Gardens.  S.W. 

Marifu  Residtnce  -5,  Robertson  Terrace,  Hastings. 

Semis-  Nuneham  Park,  Abingdon  :  Stanton  Harcourt.  Eynsham.  Oxfordshire 


I 


of  the  Hon.  and  Most  Rev.   Edward  Harcourt,  Archbishop  of  York,  by 
_  tier  of  Granville,  ist  Maraueasof  f 
fnt  Lord  Harcourt.  who»e  estates  be  has  inherited. 


Lady  Anjw,  daoghter  of  Granville,  ist  Marquess  of  Stafford :  and  great -great-grandson  of  the 
'.jord  Harcourt.  w* 


MEMBERS  or  FAftUAMBirT. 


«OS 


EX08T  BOM. 


WnUABlLAT. 


I-IABOOOBT  (D««n 


V   fioo.   J.  Lm    inutKy,  oi  inc 

P.  Ivc«,  Eaq.  Called  to  the 
May  1S54,  and  made  a  O.C. 
ilrmaitoad  Law  in  the  I'm- 


Willuun  George  GnmviUe  Venablct  Veknom. 

lUtcoutT.*  /*r.,  Q.C^  toQ  of  th«  lal«  Rev.  WUlkm 

Hanruurt.  of  Naaeham  Park.  Oxfotd,  by  MatUda  Mary. 

d.  oflhelaleCoL  WmkaaGoodL    He  ww  bom  October 

Uth.    1817,  and  wa*  ed.  at   Trin.    ColL,  Canb.,    01 

which  tie  waa  a  acbolar.  and  grad.  in  boooti,  lit  daa» 

in  CkHki  and  8«ikir  Opdme.  1851.    Married  iit«  1S59, 

ThMw.-wboditd  1861,-d.  oTT.  U^ter,  Em.;  ft»dly. 

|S7«.  EUabcdi.  d.  of  Um  Hon.  J.  L.  Motley.  oT  the 

U.S.A^  and  widow  oTT.  ~    ~        ~         ~ 

Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple 

1866.     Ii  Profcmor  of  Iniemattooal 

ver»ity  of  Cambrid^.  a  member  of  the  Royal  Com 

toe  (1867)  for  the  Amrwtmeot  of  the  Neutrality  Law*,  and  alto  of  the 

jd  Connnbrinm  (1866)  hr  the  Amcndmeot  of  Um  Lbwb  idatiag  to 

iruliviiuin  ami  for  Amoidmeiit  of  the  Law  of  Extradttion  (1877);  aad 

of  'HUtoricttft'  on  Inlematioaal  Law.**    Waa  Solicitor- 

1 S73,     when  he  wu  knighted,— omil  Feb.  1874.   Appoialad 

cuu>  of  buic  f«  irtment  April  1880.     A  Liherai.    Uhmc- 

tuUy  cootcMcd  Hurgha   18^8.     Sat  for   Oxford  city  fro« 

1868  till  Apnl  i^do.   When  nc  accepted  office,  and  00  May  Slh,  l88o^ 

an  wnmcceaaftil  candidate.     Elected  for  Derby  May  25th,  188a 

CArf»-^>idbfdaad  CbiBMdfa.  DevoMym.  Rafem. 

C%mmUt%    ranaf^a  B«iUii«.  Tampla.  E.C 

r^—  R.^j^.-^,  GraAoa  Sum.  Bond  Str*^  W 


JL 


J.  A.  BAEDCA8TLE  (Bury  Bt 

Joseph  Alfred  Hardcastle.  cI.  son  of  Alfred 
Hafdcastle,  E»q.,  of  llatcharo  House,  Surrey.  He 
was  born  1815.  and  was  cd.  at  Mill  HUl  Sch..  at  the 
Gram.  Sch..  tiunr  St  Edmunds,  at  KW s  Coll.,  Londoa, 
and  at  Trin.  Coll,  Camb.,  where  be  obtained  a  scholar- 
ship ;  grad.  B.A.  1st  class  in  Classics  and  Senior  OptiaM 
1818.  He  m.  1st.  i84<x  Frances.— who  died  1865.— 
only  chiki  of  the  hue  H.  W.  Lambinh.  Esq. :  and  sndly. 
1869.  the  Hon.  Mary  Scariett,  d.  of  the  late  Loid 
Chancellor  Campbell.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner 
Temple  1841.  but  has  not  peacdaed.  Is  a  D.L.  fx 
Surrey,  and  a  J.P.  for  Eawx,  Norfolk,  aad  Suflblk.  A 
iUJvm/.  Sat  for  ColdMMcr  ftom  July  1847  tUl  July 
.jiwrs^iSti^  i8sa,  and  for  Bury  St.  Sdands  1857.74.  Mnmc- 
ceafoUy  cootcited  Colchlgr  185s,  aad  Bury  Sc 
Edmund*  185a  and  1874. 


Ttmm  RtwUtm*   54.  Qmsb's  GaM  TanM*.  S.W. 
MftUtmfw  -TW  Lodt*.  Hok.  NoHbft. 


••E.W.  HwcMrtaal 


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MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


W.  K.  BARRIflON-BROADLEY  [Bee  Bro«41t7]. 


RIGHT  HON.  MARQUE88  OF  HARTINOTON  (Lancashire.  North-East). 

Spencer     Conipton    Cavendish, 

P.C^      DX.L.,      LL.D.,      {Moratuss    of 
Hartington\    el.    son    of    the    7tn    Duke 
of  Devonshire,  by  Lady  Blanche  Georgiana, 
4th  d.    of  the    6th  I':arl   of  Carlisle.      He 
was  bom  July  23rd,  1833,  and  ed.  at  Trin. 
Coll.,  Camb.  ;  giad.  B.A.  1852,  M.A.  1854, 
and  LL.D.  1862.     Unmarried.     Is  a  Privy 
Councillor,  a  D.L.  and  a  J. P.   for  Derby- 
shire and  Lancashire,  Hon.  Col.  2nd  Derby- 
shire Militia,  and  Hon.  Col.  5th  Bat.  Lan- 
cashire  Rifle   Vol.      Was    a   Lord    of   the 
Admiralty  from  March  till  April  1863,  Under 
Secretary  of  State  for  War  from  April  1863  till  Feb.  1866,  Secretary  of  State 
for  War  from  Feb.  till  July  1866,    Postmaster-General  from  Dec.   1868  till 
Jan.  1871,  and  Chief  Secretary  for  Ireland  Jan.  1871  till  P'eb.  1874.     In  1856 
was  attached  to  Earl  Granville's  special  mission  to  Russia.     Elected  Lord 
Rector  of  Glasgow  University  1877.     Appointed  Secretary  of  State  for  I ntli-i 
April  1880.     A  Liberal.     Sat  for  North  Lancashire  from  March  1857  till  No 
1068,  when  he  was  an  unsuccessful  candidate,  and  for  Radnor  District  fr<> 
Feb.  1869  till  March  1880.     In  April  was  returned  both  for  Radnor  Distn 
and  North-East  Lancashire,  and  elected  to  sit  for  the  last-named  constituent 
and  was  re-elected  May  1880,  after  acceptation  of  office. 

C/»^<— Brooks's.  Travellen',  Turf,  Marlborough. 
Town  RetuUtut—Uvwaiaian  House,  Piccadilly,  W. 


F.  D.  DIZOH  HARTLAND  (Evesham). 

Frederick    Dufore    Dixon-Hartland,    eU 
son  of  the  late  Nathaniel  Hartland,  of  The  Oaklands, 
Charlton   King's,    Gloucestershire,    by   Eliza,    d.    and 
coheiress  of  the  late  Thomas  Dixon,  £lsq.,  of  Kin^ 
Lynn.     He  was  bom  1832,  and  m.  1867  Grace  Am 
youngest  d.  of  the  late  Col.  Wilson,   K.H.     Is  a  J.  I 
for  Gloucestershire.     Has  assumed  the  additional  sn 
name    of    Dixon.      A    Conservative.       Unsuccessfully 
contested    Hereford    April    1st,    1880,    and    Evesham 
July   8lh,    1880,  but   on   Dec.    I7lh   ensuing  he   was 
seated  on  a  scrutiny  for  the  latter  borough. 

C/«<3/— Carlton,  St.  Stephen's. 
Town  Residrtue—i^,  Chctham  Place,  S.W. 
Ccmntry  Retiderue—Ttit  Oaklands,  Charlton  Ktas:'s,  Gloucestershire. 


MCMBBiui  or  PARLiAifemr. 


lOf 


tot 


ITA*  VBSVt  MOMO*. 


Robert    Batbson  •  Hakvky,    only  mq    of 
tK«  bit  Robtrt  Hanrvv.  Em.,  hy  JemtoM  faat,  only 
Ul  of  the  ble  J.  R.  CblliM,  E«q..  of  lltlchomfi, 
iticrMl.     He  WM  bom  l8a$,  wms  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at 
Ch.  Ch.,  OxJbitl«  and  m.  Itt,  1855,  Diaaa  Jane,— who 
dkd  1866,— sad  d.  oT  the  Yen.  Stephen  Crcxke.  Arch- 
•Iracon  of  YorV ;  and  tndljr,  1874,  Magdalen  Bwdalhanr. 
v«  iil«m  o(  the  late  Alexander  Andenon,  Eiq.,  of  New. 
tr4<).  N  S.  W..  and  d.  of  the  late  Sir  foiro  FriMrle, 
U  a  n.l^  and  a  j.P.  for  BocWwtfianwhhg, 
aixt  <  A|>t.    Koiral  Bucks  Yco.  Cav.      Forncfljr  Cape 
5th    i:    v^   Kifle  Yol.     Created  a  Barooel  186I     A 
r.n  Sat  for  Bockia|h«adiire  1863-8;  re- 

elected heb.  1874,  and  Apctt  81I1,  i88a 


LMm^Cnmttmhm,  IL.  — d  Lydewd  Si.  Umtmem,  R.,  1 


N^<  George  Wootlyait  H  asti  ngs.  only  ion  of  the 

Br  late  Sir  ChaHes  Haalinfft,  M. D. .  D.C. L.,  of  Woroerter, 

flH^  and  Bamard't  Greca,  Malvem,  bjr  Hanaah,  d.  of  the 

^^  ^^      ^     bte  George  Woodyatt.  Eaq..  M.D. ;  aad  aeohewaad 

representative  ot  the  late  Adm.  Sir  Thomas  rlasliafs 

ICCB.,  of  Titley  Court,  HerefordAhire.     He  was  boni 

Sept.  38th,    1825,   and  was  ed.   at  the  BrooMgrov* 

Grammar  School,  and  at  Christ  CoIL.  Caab.— LLB. 

in  honors  1849,   LL.M.    18— ,~and  m.    lst«   1858, 

/^"^^Hj  I^  Kib    Catherine  Anna,— who  died  1870,— d.  of  the  hue  Rer. 

jqf  ^n  t^ R   Samnel  Meace,   B.D.,    Rector   of  Ulconbe,   Kent; 

^^WTM^T^^V  2ndly,  1877.    Frances   Anna,   only  child  of  the  Ute 

^^fBQ^^         Rev.  Willtjun  Huntini^on  PilUns,  Rector  of  Himley. 

Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  185a     Was 

for  several  years  Sec  of  the  Law  Amendment  So.,  Hon.  Sec.  of  the  National 

"  "^onnatory  Union,  and  General  Sec  of  the  National  Association  for  the 

motion  of  Social  Science  1857-68,  since  when  he  has  been  Chm.  of  the 

ndl.     Has  materially  assisted  in  advancing  the  causes  of  edocatioa  aad 

x\  science,  and  has  written  extensively  on  tKose  subjects,  and  also  on  in- 

lational  and  constitutional  Uw.     Was  one  of  the  original  Committee  for  the 

Ai>oUtion  of  Tesu  on  University  Degrees,  supported  the  moveaient  for  cs- 

tAhltdiing  Local  Univertitv  Examinationa,  and  was  one  of  the  most  ptoninent 

atvoeates  for  extendiag  tnoae  examinations  to  women.     Is  a  J.P.  and  Yicc- 

i  hm.  of  Quarter  guwiom  for  WoraeMershire.  and  a  J.P.  and  a  D.L.  for 

llrrHV>rcl«hirc     UniQcoeMfollT  oonlcited  the  Oty  of  London  for  the  School 

n-  i:  I  Nov.  i87a    Elected  Qua.  of  the  Worcester  School  Board  1871.    A 

/i.vrj;     Unsuccessfully  contested  Beverley  1854,  aad  WcM  Woroestenhire 

1874.     Elected  for  East  Worcestershire  April  12th,  188a 

C/W-OsfanI  mm!  CMbtidt*.        T0mm  KfitJ^m^t^tt,  RtA 

C0mmtrf  Jfnidrmef    listiisrd's  Gfwa  Hoom,  mw  M«lv«m. 


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MEMBERS  or   PARLIAMENT. 


RIGHT  HOV.  tot  JOHN  a  D.  KAT.  But  (Wlfftown). 

John  Charles  Dalrymple  Hay,*  P.C 
C.B.,  D.C.L.,  F.R.S.,   son  of  Sir  Jam- 
Dtlrymplc  Hay,  2nd  bart., — who  died  1861 
— by  his  first  wife,  Eliiabclh,  d.  of  Lieut.-dn 
Sir  John  Heron  Maxwell,  4th  bart.     1  f 
bom  Feb.  nth,    1821,  was  cd.  at  1 
and  in  1847  m.  the  Hun.  Eliza.  31  ti  ... 
the  8th  Baron  Napier.     Entered  the  kos 
Navy  1834,  served   at   the  Cape  of  Goo 
Hope  during  the  first  Caffre  War,  and  on  llu 
West  Coast  of  Africa ;  was  present  at  th< 
capture  of  five  slavers  in  the  Bonny  Riv< 
1834*6;  served  in  South  America  and  tl 
Pacific  1836-9  ;  in  the  Mediterranean  1840-42,  Syrian  war,  at  Tortosa,  Heyrou;, 
St.  Jean  d  Acre,  East  Indies,  and  China,  1842-50 ;  commanded  a  squadron  that 
destroyed  the  pirate  fleets  at  Bias  Bay  and  the  Gulf  of  Tonquin,  for  which  he 
was  promoted,  and  presented  with  a  service  of  plate  by  the  merchants  of  Chin 
1849  ;  served  in  the  Black  Sea  and  at  Kertch,  Kinburn,  and  Sebastonol  1854  ( 
and  from  1857-9  in  North  America  and  the  West  Indies.     Was  a  Lord  of  the 
Admiralty  from  July  1866  till  Dec.  1868.     Is  an  Admiral  on  retired  list,  a 
C.B.,  a  D.U  and  J.  P.  for  Wigtownshire  1867,  Vice-Pres.  of  the  Insti.  of  Navr' 
Architecture,  Hon.  D.C.L.  of  Oxford,  F.R.S.,  and  F.R.G.S.     Has  the  Ord. 
of  the  Medjidie,  a  war  medal  and  clasp  for  Syria,  the  Acre  medal,  and  tliL 
Crimean  medal.    Was  member  of  the  Roy.  Commission  of  Greenwich  Hospital 
i860,   Chm.   of  Iron  Plate   Committee  1861-4,   and   a  Public  Works  Com- 
missioner  1852-74.     Introduced  and  carried  a  bill  "  To  amend  the  Law  of 
Naval  Prize,    and  a  bill  for  "The  Regulation  and  Restriction  of  the  Use  of 
Nitro-Glycerine."     Sworn  a  member  of  the  Privy  Council  March  1874.     A 
Comerz'ative.     Unsuccessfully  contested  Wakefield  1865,  Tiverton  1866,  and 
Stamford  April  1880.     Sat  for  Wakefield  from  1862  till  1865,  and  for  Stamfor-' 
from  1866  till  March  1880.     Elected  for  the  Wigtown  Burghs  July  30th,  188. 
C/x^f— Carlton,  United  Service. 
Towm  R«tidenct—icA,  St.  George's  Square,  S.  W.       .fro^— Craigenveoch,  Glenluce,  N.  B 

SIB  ABTHUB  D.  HATTER,  Bart  (Bath). 

Arthur  Divett  Hayter,  only  son  of  the  Rt. 
Hon.  Sir  William  Goodenough  Hayter,  1st  bart.,  w) 
died  1878,  — by  Anne,  el.  d.  of  the  late  William  Pulsfoi 
Esq.,  of  Linslade,  Bucks.  He  was  bom  Aug.  19th,  1833, 
and  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Brasenose  Coll.,  Oxford, 
— grad.  B.A.  in  honors  1857,  M.A.  1859.  In  1866  he 
m.  Henriette,  d.  of  the  late  Adrian  John  Hope,  Es(|. 
Entered  the  Grenadier  Guards  1856,  retired  as  Capt. 
1866.  Appointed  a  Junior  Lord  of  the  Treasury  April 
1880.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Somersetshire  and  Berkshire,  and 
author  of  '*  Essays  on  Pro<iuction  and  its  Increase."  A 
Liberal :  move<l  the  amendment  on  the  Redistribution  of 
VIA  VI.  Seats  Bill,  condemnatory  of  the  scheme  proposed  by  Earl 

There  U  a  traditioa  that  the  arms,  cresu,  supporters,  and  even  the  name  of  Hay,  are  all 
to  an  historical  iocident:— In  the  reign  of  Kenneth  III.  of  Scotland,  a.d.  980,  the 


MCMBEM  or   fARLlAMCNT. 


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br  VMk  froM  loly.  iS6$  UU 

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T.KBIALT 

Timothy  Michael  Hcaly.  A  *' NatiamUiti,* 
Author  of  ••  Why  iImtv  b  M  IfUi  Laad  QMrtka  Md 
an  Iruh  Land  LcagM."  EkcMd  far  Wcdbfd  Borai«h 
Nov.  asth,  188a 


itMMmMr— IS*  npmhiy  ScfWi, 


W.C 


tXB  JOHV  HIATBOOTI-AHOET.  Bart  Cmvtaia 

John  Heathcote  HeathcoatAmory,*  son 

of  Samnel  Aroonr,  Eaq.,  of  The  Priory,  Honertoo,  aad 

*>  -'  -H  PUce,  Loodoiu  by  Anne,  d.  of  the  late  John 

.«,  Esq.,  aooiecime  M.P.  for  Thrertoo.     He  was 

1S20.  and  in  1863  m.  Henrietta  Mary,  d.  ol 

in,  Eaa.     b  a  J. P.  for  Ttverton  and  North 

!>.!..  ror  North  Devon.    Aatmned  in  Feb. 

\\  ramame  and  arms  of  Heatbooie. 

ch.  1874.     ALihfnU.     Firttekctad 

T6ih,  1868. 


J/</— Kalghrihay  Conft.  Thrmoa.  North  Dvvml 


B.  nOAS-inniA&D  mm  XmaaHX 


\myML  PwtlHhira  nd  nmMd  ih*  Seoitkh  tmeps.  TU  i«ci««i  «m.  hov«««r.  pr». 
br  dw  iMMBkttiy  of  m  old  yin— n  aod  hM  i«o  mm,  who.  UteMigli  ooly  ataod  viik 
HdBad  iho  MldMn  ami  Ud  Umm  10  vtctorv.  Th*  UUmt  «m  ioiwod  \m  Hm  hMab,  omI 
TSEhI  hk  MMM,  »ciib««Uy  fpUd.  '-Hay?  HayT;  hy  wiliA  rmii  i^howM 
Sod  10  tho  Mi»    tho  ■oMidl,  -  o  wward^  IV.«^  "^J^  '.'  '"  ■  »  ■'*  '  '"J"' 

wmSJSSm  en  hb  iMMid,  dH«ld  fy  o««r  bdoM  aho  ol^iMd.    TW  b»d ••«  u«  arilM. 


lofdwEoHorSu^. 

iMdiM  of  JohaHoodwoto.  who  govt  o  1 


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MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


VnoOVNT  HBLMILBT  (Torkahln,  Morth  Rldlnsx 

William  Reginald  Duncombe  ( T; 

cottnt  Ifelmsley),  el.   son  of  the  isl  Earl 
Fevereham,  by  Mabel  Violet,  2nd  d.  of  tl 
Rt.  Hon.  Sir  James  Graham,  G.C.B.,  2d  bar 
He  was  bom    1852,  was  ed.  at  Eton,    m 
m.,  1876,  Lady  Muriel  Frances  Louisa  Talb( 
d.  of  19th  Earl  of  Shrewsbury.      Was  sul 
Lieut.    1st    Life   Guards    1872-4 ;    appointt 
sub- Lieut.  Yorkshire  Hussars  1875,  and  Lieu 
1880.     A  Consemative.     First  elected  for  the 
North  Riding  of  Yorkshire  Feb.  2nd,  1874. 

Ctuht  -Carlton,  GuArds',  Turf,  Marlborough,  Yorkshire. 

T(nvm  Rttide>ue—-i,  Wilton  Place.  Knighubridge,  S.W. 

Commtry  J! ttidffKf- Duncombe  Park,  Yorkshire. 


F.  HENDERSON  (Dnndee). 
Frank    Hknderson,   youngest   son   of   Mi 
Henry   Henderson,  leather  merchant,   of   Dundee,    1 
Anne,    d.     of   Mr.    James   Lindsay,    manufacturer,    . 
Dundee.     He  was  bom    1836,    was  ed.   at   the   High 
School,  Dundee,  and  m.,   1863,    Ellen   Isabella,   d.  of 
David   Scroggie,    Esq.,    of   Beechwood,    Laurencekirk, 
Kincardineshire.     A  Liberal.     Elected  for  Dundee  April 
1880. 


Retidftue—C\ax«xkdoa  Terrace,  Dundee. 
C/«*— Reform. 


E.  HENEAQE  (Grimsby). 

Edward  Heneage,  el.  son  of  the  late  Georp 
Fieshi  Heneage,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of  Hainton  Hall,  Wragby,  1 
Francis,  d.  of  the  late  Michael  Tasburgh,  Esq.,  of  Burgli- 
wallis  Hall,  near  Doncaster.     He  was  bom  March  29th, 
1840,  was  educated  at  Eton,  and  m.,  1864,  Lady  Elean<> 
Cecilia  Hare,  d.  of  the  2nd  Earl  of  Listowel.     Served  in  i 
Life  Guards  1857-63.     Is  a  J. P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Linroli, 
shire  (High  Sheriff  1880),  Vice-Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions  f..i 
Lindsey  Division,  Chm.  of  Louth  and  Lincoln  Railway  (  o.. 
and  a  Trustee  for  the   Midland  Insurance  Co.,  the  Con 
valescent  Home  at  Mablethorpe,  and  the  Lincoln  Agricultural  So.     A  Libera 
Sat  for  Lincoln  city  1865-8.     Elected  for  Grimsby  March  31st,  1880. 

Patron o/six  Z-rri'*!^*— Benniworth,  R.,  Grimsby,  V.,  Ludford,  V.,  South  Willingham,  R. 
Six  Hills,  v.,  and  Hainton,  V.,  Lincolnshire. 
C/if^— Brooks's. 
Seat—Haiaioa  Hall,  Wragby, 


MIMBiaS  or  rAJtUAMBIT. 


Ill 


mtOOLL  OVET  (Oalwaj  Oooalgr) 

V  ■         -   ]>     . 


or 


xidican. 


•tdMMMdlr 
i-oo  in  London.     Hm  radrad  fn 
icrintheweU*kaownlMMseof  A.  S.  HmryandCo.   U  ■« 
t  ;  P.  for  Wertmimtor  tad  oa  Galwav.    ln**ftvorof. 

.  andoompletnJMtketo  IidawL'*    UnioccwilbUy  contotcd 

1868.    Flntd«clodferoaGnlwaxF<l».aiit,i87i. 

KJUumBinm,  MmcImmv  Uaioa. 
Houar.  IUii1m4  Gm«.  S.W. 
r*  CmUs^  CO.  Gahrar- 


ft  HnUBT  (WUtOBX 

Sidney  Herbert,  son  of  the  itt  Baron  Herbert 

of  I.ea,  by  Eiixabeth.  d.  of  the  Ute  Gen.  Ouulo  Aihe 
A 'Court.  He  was  bora  Feb.  iScj,  wms  ed.  at  Eton,  and 
at  Ch.  Ch..  Oxford.— c^ad.  RA.  187—.— and  m^  1877. 
Lady  Beatrix  Lambtoo,  d.  of  the  snd  Eaii  of  Durham. 
Waa  Capt  Roy.  WUtahire  Yea  Cav.  i876-8a  k  hdr- 
prasampdire  to  hb  brother,  the  ijth  Earl  of  Pembroke 
A  CsmttnmiiM,    Elected  for  Wilton  Feb.  i9th,  1877. 

CMt-Cwkoa.  Sc  jaoM*'*. 

T0mm  KtfUtmn    w,  Maadavflk  PUo*. 


Edward  Hermqn,  son  of  the  late  Richard 

Henuon,  Esq. ;  is  m.  to  EouJy,  yowfnt  d.  oT  Geoife 

V^ny,  Eaq.,  formerly  member  of  the  Siprcme  CoMcil 

I.     b  in  bosinem  as  a  ootlon<«pinaer.     A  Crw- 

A     Ftnt  elected  for  Preston  Nov.  186S. 

Chdt-C^Aim,  9t  81  ■»>■■«■ 

UmJm  A4dwm^x,  WOwa  PUn.  S.W. 
ffmitnn   ^j^^  Cowt.  Umky-oa 


112 


MEMBERS  OP  PARLIAMENT. 


MAZWBLL  (IM  HAZWaUX 


SIR  FARRER  HER8CHELL  (Durh&m). 


a  Fairer  Herschell,  Q.C.    He  was  born  1837, 

was  ed.  at  the  Univ.  of  Bonn,  and  at  Univ.  Coll.,  London, 
— grad.   B.A.  in  classical  honors  at  the  Ix>ndon   Univ. 
1867,— and  m.,  1876,  Agnes  Adela,  d.  of  Edward  Leigh 
Kindersley,  Esq.,  of  Clyffe,  Dorsetshire.     Called  to  th'- 
p^     Bar  at  Lincoln  s  Inn  i860  ;  was  made  Q.C  and  Bench < 
of  his  Inn  1872,   and  in   the  same  year  was  appointc 
Examiner  in   Common    Law  to  the  Univ.    of  London 
Was  Recorder  of  Carlisle  1873-80.     Appointed  Solicitor-General  April  i88<) 
Received  the  honor  of  Knighthood  May  1880.     K  Liberal.     First  elected  f- 
Durham  June  nth,  1874, 

C/m^«— Brooks's,  Windham,  Devonshire,  Palatine. 
Ckambtrt—-^,  Harcourt  Buildings,  Temple,  E.C. 
Town  R*$id€nce—^6,  GnxveDor  Gardens.  S.W. 


J.  T.  HIBBERT  (Oldliam). 

John  Tomlinson  Hibbert,  son  of  the  late 
Elijah  Hibbert,  Esq.,  of  Oldham,  by  Elizabeth,  d. 
the  late  A.  Hilton,   Esq.,  of  Oldham.     He  was  bo- 
Jan.  5th,  1824,  and  ed.  at  the  Gram.  Sch.,  Shrew 
and  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Camb. ;  grad.  B.A.  1847 
1851.     He  m.  1st,  1847,  Eliza  Anne,  el.  d.  of  A..  ..... 

Schofield,  Esq.,   of  Oldham  ;    2ndly,   1878,  Charlotte 
Henrietta,  4th  d.  of  the  late  Adm.  Warde,  K.H.,  of 
Squerryes  Court,  Westerham,  Kent.     Called  to  the  15 
at  the  Inner  Temple  1849.     Is  a  J. P.  and  a  D.L.  T 
Lancashire,  and  Dep.  Chm.  of  the  Court  of  A 
General  Session  for  Lancashire  House  of  Con 
Introduced  the  "Execution  within  Gaols  Bill  i8o;,-o, 
the  "  Municipal  Franchise  Act  1869,"  and  the  "Clerical 
Disabilities  Act  1870."    Was  Secretary  to  the  Local 
Government  Board  Jan.  1871  till  Feb.  1874;  appointed  Parliamentary  Secreta 
thereof  April  1880.    A  Liberal.    Sat  for  Oldham  from  May  1862  till  Feb.  187.} 
unsuccessfully  contested  that  boroufh  April  1859  and  Feb.  1874;  re-elected 
March  1st,  1877,  and  March  31st,  1880. 

C/vi*— Reform,  Manchester  Reform. 

SMtU — Unasion  Grange,  near  Manchester;  Hampsfield,  Grange  over  Sands,  Lanca^hi: • 


MIMBIM  or  rARUAMBMT. 


««J 


Edward  Hicks,  only  ton  of  the  Ute  Edward 
Simpmm.  Eiq..  of  UcblMld,  bv  £lu*bcch.  d.  oT  WUUmi 
A«liffwii.lUq..  orMoMlqr.WoiccMnirfm.  H«  wm 
bora  iti4.  WM  td.  at  the  QMrtirtiOM^  «ad  at  Corpat 
Chfftei  Call..— frad.  a  A.  1816. -hum!  wl,  itjt.  Gnce. 
d.  d.  oT  ilM  bi«  SiMtor  iV-^oUv^tn*  ^*  ^ 
Stadbid,  bufcfdihifv.  Eal«r«d  aa  a  fCMdanl  at  Uk 
loMT  TMMpla  1837-  AMttOMdta  i83StlM«muuMor 
Hicka  la  Uaa  oT  bM  pairoormk.  Ita  J.P.  and  a  D.L. 
roc  Cambfidcwbira.  or  which  h«  vat  H(cb  Sharif  1861, 
•nd  VioeOwk  oC  Qoafiar  Sawimii  Was  tomrthae 
Chm.  oT  iha  l^ocal  Chaoibar  of  AflrieakaM.  A  Cm- 
Mrm/rvf;  **  a  fina  tappoftw  of  tha  &H  of  Baawai8cld  t 
opposed  10  aay  iocraaaa  of  local  tantiea  aad  to  em* 
th«  Hale  ct  th«  amy  miukm  aarioat  ■ttaalioa.''  Pint 
•     Jaa.  S9lh,  1879- 

•ad  Gkaikaldf*.  Owikk. 


BOH.  UB  inCRABL  &  mCOn-BBAOB  iloa 


r  B.  THOBOTCm-BILDTABB  (BolttHtaauiBlra.  BoalBX 

Thomas  Blackbome  Thoroton-Hiloyard, 
too  of  Col  T.  TboctMoo-HUdjraid,*  of  FUniham,  Not- 
linghaimhire,  by  Aaae  Cathenae,  d.  of  the  late  JaoM* 
Wtiite,  £«{.,  and  hdrcaa  of  Sir  Robert  D'Arcy  HiU- 
yard.  Ban.  He  was  bora  April  8th,  1821,  was  ed.  at 
Eton,  aad  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxlbcd,  aad  in  184a  m.  Aaaa 
Margaret,  d.  of  Col  Rodifofft,  of  Clograaaae,  eo. 
Carlow.  IsaJ.P.  for  Nodinghaaishire,-^whkheoL 
he  was  High  Sheriff  1863,— and  Major  Sooth  NoCta 
Yco.  Cav.      Was  sometime  Chm.  of  Notts  Qnartar 


Seaiioni.    A  Ccmsfrvath^. 

shire  from  Feb 

1866,  Nov.  1868,  and  Feb 


Sat  for  South  Nottiagliaai- 
1846  till  April  185a ;  re-alectcd  jaaa 
1874- 


F*tw*m  ^im0Li0i^    WiniMd.  R..  aad  RowUy  Sc  PtMr't.  R..  Y( 


Tmm 


HsIlNcwwk 


aaMbBW. 
IUB.HaB. 


tlM( 


1 01  a  cocawal  wa* 


CodMdga.  or  TaMoa.  aw  YoriiT  oa  «Weii  ocoMioa 
f^tkhd  aaiaM  a  bodvoT  Yotkku  bv  Roban  H'ddyafd. 
SM  Eattkw  aad  htim  of  Sv  Robm  HOdyiutl.  a 
y  VI..  Edv.  IV..  aad  Rkk  III. :  aad  »a» 
>;aal  cwt  of  dw  harflf  was  a 


114 


MEMBERS  OP   PARLIAMENT. 


Sept. 


\\ 

from  N( 


A.  I.  HILL  (tteAMrdMhlrt.  WMt). 

AlcxanderStaveley Hill,  Q.C,  D.C.L.,on\y 

»on  of  the  late  Henry  Hill,  Esq.,  of  Oxicy  \iin..r   „..,, 
Wolverhampton,  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L.  of  Stati 
Anne,  d.  of  the  late  Luke  Staveley,  Esq.     1 
1825,  and  was  ed.  at  King  Edward's  Gram.  Sch.,  iiiriain: 
ham,  and  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Oxford,  of  which  he  \\ . 
intiin.    .1  F"ellow;  grad.   B.A.   1852.   D.C.L.   185 
W      I      niincrin  Law  and  in  Modem  History  in  the  Uni 
iil  UxtuHl  in  1858.    Appointed  I>ep.  High  Steward  of  tl 
Univ.  of  Oxford  1874.     Counsel  to  the  Admiralty,  ai 
Judge  Advocate  of  the  Fleet,  1875.     Called  to  the  h. 
at  the  Inner  Temple  Nov.  1851 ;  goes  the  Oxford  Circur 
Is  a  Q.C.,  a  D.L.  and  a  J. P.  for  Staffordshire,  and  R- 
corder  of  Banbury,  to  which  office  he   was  appoint< 
1.  1st,  1864,  Katharine  Florence, —who  died  1868, — d.  of  Mil. 
'J.,  of  Hale  Hall,  Cumberland  ;  2ndly,  1876,  Mary  Frances,  d.  • 
1,  Esq.,  of  St.  Petersburg.  A  Consfr7>ath'f.  Unsuccessfully  contest* 
[jionjune  1861,  and  Coventry  in  March  1868.      Sat  for  Covcnti> 
868  till  Jan.  1874,  when  he  was  first  elected  for  West  Staffordshire. 


C/arAr— United  Univertity.  Carlton,  St.  Stephen's. 
Ck4nmitr»—3,  Garden  Court,  Temple,  E.C. 
Tawtm  Rtsidenct—^,  Queen's  Gate,  S.W. 
Seat—Ox\ty  Manor,  near  Wolverhampton. 


LORD  ARTHUR  W.  HILL  (Down  County). 

Arthur  William  Hill,  son  ot  the  4^ 
Marquess  of  Downshire,  by  the  Hon.  Carolii 
Frances  Stapleton  Cotton,  d.  of  the  1st  Viscoi 
Combermere,  G.C.B.  He  was  bom  July  29th,  \\ 
and  m.  1st,  1873,  Annie  Nisida  Denham, — who  ^'^ 
1874^ — d.  of  Lieut. -Col.  George  Cookes,  of  Ti 
Gate,  S.W. ;  2ndly,  1877,  Annie,  3rd  d.  of  J 
Fortcscue  Harrison,  Esq.,  late  M.P.,  of  Crawli  . 
Down  Park,  Sussex.  Was  sometime  an  officer  ii. 
2nd  Life  Guards.  Appointed  Comet  Denbigh  N'«o. 
Cav.  1869,  Is  a  J. P.  for  Sussex  and  Berks,  ;.n<i 
heir-presumptive  to  his  nephew,  the  6th  Marquess  uf 
A  Comervalive.     Elected  for  co.  Down  April  1880. 


Downshire. 

C/M^i— Carhon,  Travellers',  Ulster. 

Temm  RttitUnce -1^,  Belgrave  Square,  S.W. 

.^MZ-WakehurM,  Hayward's  Heath,  SuMcs. 


or   PARLIAMKHT. 


its 


TtLWSLL 

Thomai  Rowley  Hill,  ion  of  the  Ute 
WiUum  Hdl,  Km.,  K.ltA  S.  He  wm  born  1816.  «m 
ed.  M  Univcnity  Collwe,  I.o«iduo,  and  m..  184a.  Manr, 
d.  or  KdwMd  EvMM,  K«q.,  I.I*,  of  Wurceocr.  h  a  J.K 
and  •  D.L.  lor  Won9CM«nliif«,  a  J.P.  for  liercioidiiiirv 
and  for  Worcntter,  and  a  wwrntwr  oT  Uie  WorocHar  aad 
Sttek%  School  BoanK     V  jfof  Worccrtcr  1S58. 

Majror  of  Worcertcr  1859.  sbetiff  of  Worootcr- 

•hire  1870.    A  U^tmi,    \ ,.4  for  Worcolcr  Feb. 

1874,  bavrng  in  1868  been  an  ai 


Cesc<js^    'r'i:. 


OtflMrlM't  Hin.  Wnicanw 


S.W. 


▼TSOOTnrr  HDIOHIVOBmOOX  (ButtacdoaX 

Fdwnnl  (;eorj»c  Henry  MoNTACU 
(/•  %oo  of  the  Ttll 

K  ly  Mary  Pa^ 

7ih  .1.  ui  ii.<r  1-..  ;.;ai<|u<^«  w,  Aoglc»ey,  K.G. 
lie  waa  bom  1839,  and  waa  ed.  at  Eton. 
hUiiered  the  Grenadier  Goaida  1857,  became 
Lieut,  and  Capt.  1862,  Adjutant  1864,  and 
Cant  and  IJeuL-CoL  iSTa  \Va&  Ajaiatant 
^'  tary  at  Gibraltar  in  1875.    U  a 


M. 


il  in^lonshtrc.     A  C^murv^kft, 

irst  nccxcti  lor  Huntingdon  Feb.  i6th,  1876. 


CaHtoa,  Giuud*'.  TiBvaOm*.  Turf.  Ansy  ami  Narv. 
~  jM»8o«i.B«icktochuBGM«.&W. 


tIR  JAMSI  M.  M'OAREL-BOOO.  Bart.  (Tniro). 

James  .Macnaghtcn  M'GARKL-Hocc,Ar.CA, 
aon  of  the  Kt.  lion.  Sir  James  Wetr  Hogg,  lit  bart., 
who  died  1876,  — sometime  M.l*.  for  BeveHeT  and  for 
Honiton,  and  a  member  of  the  Council        '  by 

Mary,  and  d.  of  Saumcl  Sv«inton«  Ksq.,  '  .  CO. 

Berwick.  He  xk-a.*  Iwni  iS'j,  arnl  wa*  oi  .n  l.iul^  and 
at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxfonl.  In  iS57  he  m.  Caroline  Klirabeth 
Kmma,  el.  d.  of  the  l%t  liaron  Penrhvn  Toinoi  the  lU 
Life  Guards  1845,  became  M4;or  at  ^>5  ; 

retired  1859.      h  a  !  IV  for  Muldlc>  and 

Weamtnaier.  n   Chm.    of  li  tan 

Board  of  Wor  >;©     Created  a  ^74. 

Ataomcd  in  1^7;  ^i'-  .1  i<iitional  surname  01  .«i  v*ard. 
A  Cpioawtfu' ;  in  favor  of  non-ioienrcntioo.     Sat  for 

1865  till  Oct.   1868.       Kint  rlr.trtl  for  Trum  |S?| 

Ctm^-CaiA^tm.  Trwp«IUn*.  81.  SwplMii**. 
T*mm  Rnidfmc^-  ly.  Gmvanor  Garrfwii.  &  \^ 
■y*a#— MM*>"«"Mnw.  ca.  Aattiai. 


fl6  MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 

HE  JOHH  BOLXEB  (PrettanX 
John  HoLKER,  Q.C.,  son  of  the  late  Samuel 

Holkcr,  jun.,   Esq.,   of  Bury,   I^ncashire,   by  Sarnli.  d 
of  John  Brocklchurst,  Esq.,  of  Coulthun»t,  near  Ciit!> 
He  was  tx>ni  March  24tb,  1828,  and  was  ed.  at  the  ( .      1 1 
mar  School,    Bury.     He  m.   1st,   1861,  Jane,-  xnIio  •iu>l 
1864,— <1.  of  the  late  James  Wilson,  Esq.,  of  Mk  I<s.  nrar 
Manchester;  and  2ndly,  1874,   Mary  Lucia,  d.  of  I  .       ' 
M'Hugh,    Esq.,    of  Checthain    Hill,    Manchester, 
originally  articled  to  Mr.  Eastham,  solicitor,  of  Kirkby  Lonsdale,  but  prefi 
practice  at  the  Bar,  was  called  to  the  Bar  at  Gray's  Inn  in  18^4,  and  l>cinii)< 
Q.C.  in  1868.      Was  Solicitor-General  from  April  1874  till  Nov.  1875.  ^" 
Attorney-General  from  Nov.  1875  till  April  1880.     Was  knighted  D«c   1874, 
A  Conservative.     First  elected  for  Preston  Sept.  13th,  1872. 
C/m4»— Conservative,  .St  Thatched  House,  Whitehall 

T0mm  R*suUnet-At,  I  >  cet,  Portland  Place,  W. 

C0mmiry  Retidfnce—iloV  '.-Toe. 

Ckamttrrt—6,  0>wn  Office  Ryw.  TcmpJe,  EC 

8IE  HENET  T.  HOLLAND,  Bart  (MldliurnX 

Henry  Thurstan  Holland, A'. CM.  G.,  el.  son 
of  Sir  Henry  Holland,  1st  bart., — who  died  1873, — l)y 
Margaret  Emma,  d.  of  James  Caldwell,  Esq.     He  w;i 
bom  1825,  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Cam 
bridge,— ^grad.  B.A.  1847, — and  m.  1st,  1852,  Elizabeth 
Margaret,  who  d.  1855,  d.  of  Nathaniel  Hibl>ert,  Esq., 
of  Munden  House,  Herts ;  and  2ndly,   1858,  Margaret 
Jean,  d.  of  Sir  Charles  E.  Trevelyan,  K.C.B.,  1st  bart. 
Call«kl  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1849  J  appoints i 
legal  adviser  to  the  Colonial  Office  1867-70,  and  w.t 
Assistant  Under  Secretary  thereat  1870-74.     Is  a  T  >  1 
for    Middlesex.       Created    a    C.M.G.    1875,    ; 
K.C.M.G.    1877.     A  Conservative.     First  electc 
Midhurst  August  1 874. 

C/w^»— Carlton.  Atheiueum. 

T9wm  Residtnct~f)^,  Rutland  Gate,  S.W. 

.Sm/— Piaewood,  Witley,  Godalming. 

8.  HOLLAND  (Merlonethslilre). 
Samuel  Holland,  son  of  Samuel  Holland^ 

Esq.,  of  Liverpool,  by  Catherine,  d.  of  John  Mcn/ies^ 
Elsq.,  of  Liverpool.      He  was  bom  Oct.   17th,   iboV 
was  ed.  in  Lancaster   and  in  Germany,  and    m.   ist 
1850,   Anne, — who  died   1877,— d.  of  Josiah   Robins 
Esq.,  of  Aston- Brook,  near  Birming^m  ;  2ndly,  1878' 
Caroline  Jane,  d,  of    the   Rev.    f.   T.    Burt,  late  of 
Broadmoor.     Is  a  J.  P.  and  a   D.L.  of  Merionethshire 
and    Camar\'onsbire, — of  which    former    co.    he    was 
High  Sheriflf  in   1862.     A  Liberal.     First   dected   fur 
Merionethshire  Jan.  17th,  187a 
Club—KtSoKm. 
KKSncs,  ASPICS,  raosPlCK.        Seat—QMKS^KO^,  DolgeUy,  Merionethshire. 


MtMnM  or  FARUAMIIfT. 


»ir 


J.  B. 

John  Robert  Holvohik  teoond  ton  of  the 
iUv.  Mdmmad  HoiUm^l,  o(  IkiUMil  Lodc^  teuMiid- 
btm.  H«  WW  boni  1S43,  wu  cd.  «l  tfafiov,  tad 
at  Tria.  ColL.  Caab^~B.A.  aad  r  ~ 
M.  A.  ia69^.-Md  B.,  itTo^  Fmir 
or  IW  teM  Pradcfkk  Kwu,  &q^  of  Brmcim, 
Mi^  CalMioiWBtfaltJtorMMrTcmokiSTa  A 
/iJbrdL    ElMlidlirBriikM  April  18S& 


Cm.  Hf4«  PMk.  W. 

TllC  C«ilAt«,  SttMMM,   Mirf4lM«a. 


OBaekMjrlL 

John  Holms,  son  of  the  Ute  James  Holms' 
Em|.,  of  Saacel  Bank,  Pauley,  bv  Jaaei«  d.  of  the  kl« 
lamet  Love,  Eaq.,  of  Pahlcv,  and  brocher  of  LieoL  CoL 
Hofam,  If.P.  hr  niaky.  He  was  born  SepL  aitf«  t$y>, 
and  B.,  iSsfib  Elhabeth,  d.  of  tbe  lale  Edwaid  Lvoo,  E^., 
of  KcnaiagtoA.  b  a  f.P.  fur  Laaarkahire,  Middlwi,  aad 
WeUaBimtef.  a  D.  L.  for  the  Tower  HaaleU,  aad  a  pairtaer 
ia  (be  fina  of  W.  HoUna  and  Brolben,  cpiaaen,  Gln^gow. 
Aapoialed  a  Lord  of  tbe  Treanry  April  i88ow  Aatbor  of 
**Tbc  Britiib  Army  in  1875;**  **Oar  Mtlitarr  DUkaliy/' 
First  elected  lor  Hackaey  Nov.  1868. 


ftc     AliUnL 


t4w  GmMll  Oaidfl 


QMw*»GMa.S.W. 


W.  BOLHB  (Palalan 
William  Holms,  el   son  ol   the  Ute  J 


S  Ek).,  of  Saacel  Baak,  Paialev.  bjr  Jaact,  4. 
lie  James  Love.  Eml,  of  Pauley,  aad  brocbcr 
Holott.   Eaq.,  M.P.  for   Hackaey.      He  waa  bi 
5tli,  1827,  was  ed.  at  Paisley  Cnuaaur  School  a 
at  the  GlaifMr  Univ.,  aad   bl,    1857,    Mary  Liadaay 
M ' Artbar,  yooMest  d.  of  tbe  lata  Joba  Barbaaaa,  Eaq., 
LL.D.,  GiMffow.     Is  a  J.P.  far  L«nriabim,  Md Lt^oL 


HoUas, 

tbe  lale 

Joba  Hofms,   Esq 

Febi  Stb,  1827, 


l«  Laaarkabire  Artillery     Voli 
elected  for  Paidey  Jaa.  Jist,  1874. 


A  UkmmL    Fint 


w^ 


ii8 


MBMBERS  OP  PARLIAMENT. 


DKBarwtokX 

David  Milne  Home,  only  son 

of  David  Milne- Home,  Esq.,  LL.1)., 
by  Jean, — who  d.  1876,— <!.  of  the 
late  William  Forman  Home,  Esq.,  of 
Wedderhum  ami  Paxton.  He  was  bom 
Sept.  25th,  1838,  was  ed.  at  Cheltenham 
College,  at  Edinburgh,  and  at  Trin. 
Coll.  Camb.,— grad.  B.A.  i860,— and 
m.,  1867,  Jane,  d.  of  Sir  Thomas 
Huchan- Hepburn,  3rd  bart.  Entered 
the  Royal  Horse  Guards  as  Comet  1862, 
became  Lieut.  1865,  and  Capt.  1868. 
1$  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Ikrwickshire.  A  Conservative.  Sat  for  Berwick  from 
Feb.  1874  till  March  1880 ;  re-elected  Julv  iQlh  1880,  having  in  April  1880 
been  an  unsuccessful  candidate.  [Petitioned  against,  but  declared  duly  elected, 
Oct.  20,  1880.] 

C/«i^x— Carlton,  Junior  Carlton,  New,  Scottish  Conservative. 
CcttHtry  Hen'dtmce—PAXton  House,  Hcrwick-on-Tweed. 


dsas^ 


RIGHT  HON.  ALEXANDER  J.  B.  BERESFORD  HOPE  (Cambridge  UnlYerslty). 
Alexander  James  Beresford  Beresford- 
HoPE,  P.C..  D.C.L.,  LL.D.,  youngest  son  of  the  late 
Thomas  Hope,  Esq.,  of  Deepdene,  Surrey, — author  of 
**Anast.asius,"  "Costumes  of  the  Ancients,"  "History 
of  Architecture,"  &c., — by  the  Hon.  Louisa  Beresford, 
youngest  d.  of  the  1st  Baron  Decies,  Archbishop  of 
Tuam,  who  m.  2ndly  the  late  Viscount  Beresford.  He 
was  bom  Jan.  25lh,  1820,  and  was  ed.  at  Harrow, 
where  he  obtained  a  scholarship  and  prizes,  and  at 
Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.,  where  in  1840  he  gained  the 
English  and  I^tin  declamation  prizes  ;  grad.  B.  A.,  and  obtained  the  members' 
B.A.  Univ.  Prize  for  Latin  Essay  1841,  M.A.  1844,  and  Hon.  LL.D.  1864; 
created  Hon.  D.C.L.  of  Oxford  184^,  and  Hon.  LL.D.  of  Washington  and 
Lee  University,  Vii^nia,  and  the  University  of  the  South,  Tennessee,  U.S.A. 
In  1842  he  m.  I>ady  Mildred  AralxjUa  Charlotte  Henrietta,  el.  d.  of  the  2nd 
Marquess  of  Salisbury.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  cos.  Kent  and  StafTord,  Pres,  of  the 
Ecclesiological  So.  and  of  the  Architectural  Museum,  a  Trustee  of  the  British 
Museum,  and  of  the  National  Portrait  Gallery,  and  a  Fellow  of  numerous 
societies.  Prefixed  the  surname  of  Beresford,  by  royal  license,  on  inheriting 
the  English  estates  of  his  relation  the  late  .Marshal  Viscount  Beresford.  Is 
author  of  "Letters  on  Church  Matters,"  "The  English  Cathedral  of  XlXth 
Century,"  "  Worship  in  the  Church  of  England,'^  and  of  various  articles 
and  papers  in  different  serials,  and  known  for  his  advocacy  of  Gothic^ 
Architecture, — carried  out  the  buildings  of  .St.  Augustine's  .Missionary  ColI.,| 
Canterbury,  1844-8,  and  of  All  Saints'  Ch.,  Margaret  Street,  1850-59. 
Was  President  of  the  Royal  Institute  of  British  Architects  1865-7,  and  Chm.| 
of  the  Southern  Independence  Asso.  of  London.  Carried  in  1873  the 
*'Canonries  Act."  Sworn  of  the  Privy  Council  April  1880.  An  Ituieptndeni 
Conservativt ;  takes  much  intere&t  in  Church  questions.     Sat  for  Maidstor 


MRMBKM  or   PARUAMtirr. 


119 


n  June  1841  tUI  l$$s.  tad  htm  Uttnk  1S57  lUl  Aphl  iSMi  aad  far  SioIm. 
.ii.T»tnt  from  Jttly  llt6s  tUl  Feb.  186S,  when  he  wm  6m  cbctad  by  bk 


CiWir-CMlMa.  »ilii»^w.  UiriMa  UabOTiiy.  OdM  and 
Tmm  MttUim»-Aikkm  H««tM.  Cn^Mii^l  PIm*.  W. 


Charles  Hen7  Hopwood,  C^.,  fifth  ton  of 
the  tote  J.  S.  S.  Hopwood,  Em|..  of  Mooimc  Ptocc, 
RmmU  §qaut,  bgr  Marx  Ann.  d.  oT  the  tolo  Tobn 
Toole.  Emi..  of  Dnblk.     He  was  boni  18J9,  tad  wan 


k  Inn 


a  Bencher  of  his  Inn  Jan.    1876. 
elflcted  for  Stockport  Fefa^  1874. 


Called  to  the  Bar  at  the 
a  Q.C  Feb.  1874,  and 


A  It^trm/.     Fine 


Ckmmdtrt    «.  Ems  Cowt.  Tempi*.  E.C 

Kmidtma    NoftlNrldi  Lodf*.  Sl  Jolui't  Woad  RMd.  N.W. 


B.  t  HOWARD  (Comberland. 

Edward  Si.irtord  Howard,*  second  son  of 
the  late  Henry  Howard,  E>q.,  of  Greyaoke,  Cumber- 
land,—Mmetime  M.P.  for  Stejming,— by  Cbarlotte 
Caroline  Georgiana.  d.  of  the  late  Henry  Lawes  Loof. 
Esq.,  of  Hampton  Lodge,  Surrey.  He  waa  born  1851, 
was  ed.  at  Trin.  Coif.  Cambridge,  and  m.,  1876, 
Lady  Rachel  Anne  Ceorgiana  Campbell,  d.  of  the  »d 
Earf  of  Cawdor.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple 
1875.  k  a  J.P.  and  a  D.L.  of  Glooccatenhire.  A 
Lderai,  Pint  elected  for  East  Cumberkad  AprU  l6lfa. 
1876. 

C/a^-AnlMir'i. 


r  «H  of  SWTVV  at  t] 
10  tkt  Mwy  wWcIl  4 
arrow.    Tn*  third  ( 


t  tha  bady  of  Jaaa*  IV.  or  SeailMid  «aa  fe«a  piwead  wfch  aa 
wa*  ih*  iMKBu  or  Uw  W  wfaH.  iHli  or  &OT«T.  vha  Ixn^  ■» 

;how,  oidMad  da 

<«ioro7Uaha«aa.a 


30  MPiBEKg  or  PARUAMBNT. 

J.  HOWARD  (BtrtfoitlibireX 

4v  James  Howard,  cl.  son  of  ](^hn   Howard, 

iHA  Em.,  J.P.,  of  Cauldwell,  Bedford.     lie  was  horn  Oct 

^H^  l6ih,  1821,  and  wis  ed.  at  the  Public  (Modern)  Sch., 

tj^»^     ^4     Redford,  and  in  1846  m.  Mahala  Wendon.  d.  of  the  late 

^^      "   Thompson,  Esq.,  of  Brook  !f    :       '  - 1    ...i,.y^ 

\.     Is  proprietor  (with  his  y  le 

innia   Works,    Bedford;   .1  „  or 

and    patentee   of  many  improvements  in   agricultural 

machmery.     Is  a  J.  P.  for  Bedfordshire,  of  which  co. 

^^^^^^^^^^    he  was  High  Sheriff  1878,  Chm.  of  the  Bedford  and 

l^^^^^^^^r  ffi    Northampton  Railway  Co.     A  member  of  the  Council 

^ft^^^^^^  .^^b  of  the  Roy.  Agricultural  So.  of  England,  a  Fellow  of 

^^^^BBH^^       *^*  Sanitary  Institute  of  Great    Britain,  and   a   cor- 

^^  responding   member   of  various  foreign    Agricultural 

Societies.      Author  of    "Continental    Fanning    and 

Peasantry,"  and  many  papers  on  Rural  and  Engineering  subjects.     Originated, 

•t  the  close  of  the  war,  the  French  Peasant  Farmers'  Seed  Fund,  of  which 

he  wa»  Treasurer,  and  received  from  the  French  Government  the  Legion  of 

Hooour.     A  Liberal.     Sat  for  Bedford  from  Nov.  1868  till  Feb.  1874;  elected 

for  Bedfordshire  April  6ih,  1880. 

C/m^— Reform. 

5><t/— CUpham  Park,  Bedfordshire. 


RIGHT  HON.  J.  a.  HUBBARD  (City  Of  London). 

John  Gellibrand  Hubbard,  P.C,  son  of  the  late 
John  Hubbard,  Esq.,  of  Stratford  Grove,  Elssex,  by  Marian, 
d.  of  the  late  John  Morgan,  Esq.,  of  Bramfield  Place,  Herts. 
He  was  born  1805,  and  in  1837  m.  the  Hon.  Marim 
Margaret,  el.  d.  of  the  8th  Baron  Napier.  Is  a  D.L.  for 
Buckinghamshire,  a  Commissioner  of  the  Lieut,  of  London, 
a  Director  of  the  Bank  of  England  and  of  the  Guardian  Fire 
and  Life  Assu.  Co.,  a  merchant  in  London,  and  a  Fellow 
of  the  Roy.  Geographical  .So.  Was  Chm.  of  the  Public 
Works  Loan  Commission  1853-75.  Sworn  a  Privy  Councillor  1874.  Author  of 
several  pamphlets  on  the  com  laws.  Church  rates,  taxation,  currency,  &c.  A 
Comstrvativf.  Sat  for  Buckingham  from  May  1859  till  Nov.  1868,  when  he  was 
SB  nnsuccessful  candidate.  Elected  for  the  city  of  London  Feb.  5th,  1874,  and 
re-elected  March  31st,  1880. 

C/v^j— Carlton,  Athenaeum,  City  Caritoo. 
Town  Retidtnct — 44,  Prince't  Gate,  S.W. 
iSrtf/— Addington  Manor,  Winslow,  Bucks. 


MCSIBKRS  or  PARUAMOtT. 


Iff 


0  DOMALOtOII- 


Charles  Domalmon-Hudson,  yoang 
ooly  MinrtviQf  ton  of  lh«  ItM  Joha  Donildiom  Eiq^  dt 
Vimon.  CMOMriuKt,  by  Utluutet,  d.  of  tkritu 
Aaiboiqr  lUlliliy,  Esq.  H«wMboniFflb.iatlmt40^ 
«M  mL  tl  Mtrtflo  Coa.  Oxibni  tad  m.,  \%io»  8«n 
lb«  bi«  Makir  SidacT  Robot  SunlMld. 
Is  •  j.P.  lor  CO*.  Sftlop  (Htab  SwUr 


MMW,d.or 
(and  R«L 
ino)aadScabcd. 
School  BMid  (W. 
rejrd  UecBM 


AdtU  iMo^  hoirtef  la  1878  bcca  n 


1^ 
Slidod  a  member  of  tbt  ] 

1876.    AmmMdi8-,bT 

MiBUM  of  Hmhoa.    A 

for    NcwcamlcHmdcr-Lymo 


W.  R  HUOm  (OftnuuTOB  DICM0D1 

William  Bulkclcy  Hughes,*  eL   ton  ol  the 

late  Sir  WiUUm  Bulkeley  Hughe*.  oT  PUs  Coch,  Inr 

Eliiabeth,  2nd  d.  of  the  late  Riot  Thomaa,  £«q..  Coed- 

hclcn,  Camanroofthire.     He  was  bom  Jolv  36ch,  1797, 

%nu  cd.  at  Hamm,  and  m.   IM.  1825,  Lluabelh,— who 

died  Dec.   1865,— d.  and  heim*  of  the  late  Jooathaa 

Nettlethip.  Eki.,  of  Manener  Abber,  near  Bawtnr,  and 

widow  of  the  late  Harry  Wonnald,  Eaq.,   of  Wood 

House,  near  Leedt ;  and  2ndlv.  1866.  EUxabeth,  and  d. 

of  William  Donkin.  Esq..  of  Rothbury.  Northomber- 

Urvi.    Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  1835.     Is  a  D.  L.  and  a  J.  P.  for  Car- 

mshireand  Aagleaey.  of  which  co.  he  was  High  Sheriff  1861.     A  Likarml. 

\yM  CamarvoQ  District  from  July  1817  till  June  1859.  when  he  was  an  mi> 

Mi4:cesditl  candidate ;  re-elected  July  1865,  Nov.  1868,  and  March  31st,  188a 

Simt-Y\k»  Coch.  Ai«l»«y. 


J.  D.  BUTOHmON  (HalUkxX 

John  Dyson  Hutchinson.  He  was  bom 
July  6th,  1833,  and  was  ed.  ai  the  Hippcrholm*  Gram. 
School.      Was  for  many  years  enpfed  in  oomawfoal 

fur%uits  from  which  he  retired   1870.     I*  a  J.P.  for 
1  all  lax,  of  which  boroogh  he  has  twice  been  Mayor. 
and  one  of  the  proprietors  of  the  HmiifmM  Cmritr.     A 
Liktr^.    Ftrrt  elected  for  Halifax  FebL  aoch,  1877. 
ChA    Rrfiif. 
Kmttimn    Bhto  Hall,  HaMfca. 


LaHorthe 


afMoaa 


laa 


ICtMBERS  OP  PARLIAMENT. 


SIR  BSntT  J.  fBLWDT-IBBBTBON,  Bart  (Bmwc  WMtX 
Jk        '^^i^  Henry  John  Selwin-Ibbetson,  only  son  of 

m^       -^^        StrTohnThoma8SeIwin,6thbart.,— who  died  1869, —by 
^^^B     -^SB        Isabella,  d.  of  the  late  Gen.  John  Leveson*Gower,  of 
f^Hb    9^&       Hill  House,  Berkshire.   He  was  bom  Sept.  26th,  1S26, 
and  was  ed.  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Camb., — pad.   B.  * 
1849,  M.A.  1852.     In  18^0  he  m.  1st,  the  Hon.  Sai 
Elizabeth,— who  died   1865,— el.  d.  of  the  1st  and  1 
Bar6n  Lyndhurst  ;  and  2ndly,  1867,  Eden,  d.  of  I. 
Thackrah,  Esq.,  and  widow  of  Percival  Perkins,  E 
and  of  Sir  Charles  Ibbetson,  5th  bart.     Is  a  D.L.  ;i 
a  J.  P.  of  Essex.     Was  Under  Secretary  of  Slate  for  i 
Flome  Department  from  Feb.    1874   till   April    187s. 
and   Financial  Secretary  to  the  Treasury  from  April 
nxt  uasR  ET  MoRiAR.     '^7*  ^*''  '^P"^  *^^'     Reassumed  the  family  sumar  • 

of  Ibbetson  on  his  marriage  in  1867.     A  Cottservati 
UnsaccessfuUy  contested  Ipswich  in  1857  and  1859.     Sat  for  South  Essex  frc :  1 
July  1865  till  Nov.  1868,  when  he  was  first  elected  for  West  Essex.  ■ 

C/«»*j-Carlton,  Travellers'.  1 

Town  Rctidetue~i6,  James  Street,  Buckingham  Gate,  S.W.  I 

-Down  Hall,  Harlow.  Eiwex.  I 


Seat- 


A.  ILLINaWORTH  (Bradford). 
Alfred  Illincworth,  el,  son  of  Daniel  Illinc 
worth,   Esq.,  of  Bradford,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife.     He  \ 
born  Sept.  25th,  1826,  was  ed.  at  Huddersfield  Coll.,  a 
m.,  1866,  Margaret,  d.  of  Isaac  Holden.  Esq.,  D.L.,  of  Oak- 
worth  House,  Keighley,  formerly  M.P.  for  Knaresborough. 
Is  a  Director  of  the  Bradford  Distiict  Bank,  and  a  partner  in 
the  firm  of  D   lUingworth  and  Sons,  spinners,  of  Bradford. 
A  Liberal ;  in  favor  of  the  separation  of  Church  and  Slate. 
Sat  for  Knaresborough  Nov.   1868  till  Feb.   1874.     Elected 
for  Bradford  April  1st,  1880. 


C/k*— Reform. 
Jra/— Daisy  Bank, 


Bradford,  Yorkshire. 


F.  A.  INDEBWICK  (ByeX 

Frederick  Andrew  Inderwick,  Q.C,  son  of 
the  late  Andrew  Inder\vick,  Esq.,  R,N.,  by  Jane,  d. 
of  the  late  Joseph  Hudson,  Esq.  He  was  bom  1836, 
was  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.,  and  m.,  1857,  Frances 
Maria,  d.  of  John  Wilkinson,  Esq.,  one  of  the  Senior 
Clerks  in  Exchequer  and  Audit  Office,  Somerset  House. 
Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1858  ;  joined 
the  Home  Circuit;  became  a  Q.C.  1874,  and  a  Bencher 
of  his  Inn  1877.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Sussex.  A  Liberal. 
Unsuccessfully  contested  Cirencester  Nov.  1868,  and 
Dover  Feb.  1874.  Elected  for  Rye  April  1880. 
C/m^«— Brooks's,  Reform,  Garrick,  Devonshire 


Cha$mb*r$—i,  Mitre  Court  Buildings,  Temple,  E.C. 

Tfmm  RetiiUnce—i,  Warwick  Square.  S.W. 

Country  /?««»^>Mcr->Manteau  House.  Winchelsea,  Sussex. 


MKMBKliS  or   fARUAMKHT. 


»»J 


Henrv  Miither  Jackson,  Q,C.,  d.  too  of  Sir 
WiUuuB  JadnoiL  lit  b«ft.,— who  diad  1876,— fennerlT 
M.  F.  for  NewoMtle'afMkr*L3nDe.  and aAerwiwdsfor  Nortn 
iVrbyvhire,  bf  EUabcth,  d.  of  the  Uic  I^icut.  Hughn, 
uf  Uwrpool.  He  wm  bona  July  1831.  and  wat  cd.  at 
Harrow,  and 


at  Trin.  Coll..  O&ford.— erad.  RA.  2od 
cUma  ia  CkMki  1833.  M.A.  1859.  In  1854  be  nt 
Elbabeth,d.orT.  0.  Blackbwne.  E«|..orBirkeahcMi. 
Called  to  ibe  Bar  at  Unoda'a  Inn  Nov.  1855  ;  appointed 
a  Q.C.Jan.  1873^  U  a  J.P.  and  a  D.U  lor  Monmoatb- 
khtre.  A  US^rtl  UmuccawfiUly  cnntcMed  Birltenbcad 
July  1865.  Sal  lor  Coventry  from  Jnlv  1867  till  Nov. 
1868,  wbco  be  was  an  Mnauccaiftil  candidate ;  re-elected 
Feb.  1874,  and  March  3itt,  188a 


CimU-Oth^  Mtf  CteibtUie.  Rdbm.  BraoU'i^  iSmtkk. 
CJL,mifr9-9,  N«w  8qmt%  UMela'b  tan.  W.C 
Tmm  Mmidtmtm    <i.  ^ertkud  fUcm,  W. 
SM^-UaadMe  Cavi.  Abwfrrwwy. 


W  L  JAODOW  (LaedaV 

William  Lawies  Jackson,  son  of  the  late  Mr. 
William  Jadtion,  of  Leeda.  He  waa  bom  1840^  was 
ed.  at  a  private  icbool,  and  m.,  1860^  Grace,  d.  of  Mr. 
George  Tempeit.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Leeds,  a  member  of 
tbe  Town  Council  of  Leeds,  a  Director  of  the  Leeds 
Excbange,  a  member  of  the  Leeds  Chamber  of  Com> 
meroe,  and  in  bostncsa  as  a  tanner  and  leather  roercbanL 
A  C^msnvafwf.  Elected  for  Leeds  April  1880,  having 
in  Aug.  1876  been  an  ansoocesslttl  candidate. 


a  H.  JAMB  aUtihjT  TydvUX 

Charles  Hert>ert  James.     He  wis  bom  1815. 
A  Imitted  a  Solicitor  1838,  and  prmctked  for  many  ycar» 
at  Merthyr  Tydvil      A  Ldtrmi.      Elected  for  Mertbyr 
.     TydvU  AprU  1880. 

Mftidmn    Mitbyr  TydviL 


"t4 


MEMBERS  or   PARLIAMENT. 


im  HmT  JAMBI  (TMinto&X 
Henry  James,  Q.C.^  youngest  son  of  the  late 
Philip  Turner  James,    Esq.,  surgeon,   of  Hereford,    by 
Frances  Gertrude,  d.  of  John  Uodcnham,  of  The  drove, 
Presteign.    He  was  bom  1828,  and  was  cd.  at  Cheltenham 
Coll.,  of  the  Council  of  which  he  Is  a  member.      In  1849 
he  entered  the   Middle  Temple,  in  1850  and    i8si    he 
was  Lecturer's  Prizeman,  in  Jan.   1852  he  was  called  to 
the  Bar,  in  June  1869  was  made  a  Q.C.,  and  a  IkMicher 
of  his  Inn  in  Feb.  1870.      Was  **  postman  "  to  the  Court 
of  Exchequer  from   1867  till   June    1869,   Solicitor-General  from   Sept.    till 
Nov.  1873,  and  Attorney-General  from  Nov.  1873  till  Feb.  1874  ;  reapix)intcd 
Attomey-Gcn.  April  1880.     Goes  the  Oxford  Circuit.     Unmarried,     h  Liberal. 
Unsuccessfully  contested  Taunton  Nov.  1868,  but  on  a  scrutiny  taking  place  in 
March  1869,  he  was  declared  elected,  and  has  since  retained  his  seat. 
C/»«**-Brook*'»,  Reform,  Devonshire,  St.  Jamet'i. 
Ckmrnbert  - 1,  New  Court,  lemple.  E.C. 
Residtnct—A,  WUton  Pbce.  S.  W. 

W.  H.  JAMES  (aatesheadX 

Walter  Henry  James,  el.  son  of  Sir  Walter 
Charles  James,  2nd  bart.,  by  Sarah  Caroline,  d.  of 
Cuthbert  Ellison,  Esq.,  of  Hebburn  Hall,  Durham. 
He  was  bom  March  25lh,  1846,  was  ed.  at  St.  Peter's 
Coll.,  Radley,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford, — ^nA.  B.A.  in 
honors  in  Law  and  History,  1868, — and  m.,  1868,  Edith 
Kmeline  Mary,  d.  of  Mr.  and  the  Hon.  Mrs.  Newton 
I^ane.  Is  a  D.L.  and  a  J. P.  for  Kent  A  Liberal; 
will  support  Mr.  Gladstone.  First  elected  for  Gateshead 
Feb.  3rd,  1874. 

C/«*t— Traveller**,  Reform. 

r«tm  Retidtttc*—6,  Whitehall  Gardeni.  S.W. 

5Wt/— Updown.  near  Sandwich. 


^ 


I 


R.  JARDINE  (Dmnfrietahlre). 

Robert  Jardine,  youngest  son  of  the  late 
David  Jardine,  Esq.,  of  Muir  House,  Lockerbie,  co. 
Dumfries,  by  Rachel,  5th  d.  of  the  late  David  Johnstone, 
Esq.,  of  Linns,  co.  Dumfries,  and  nephew  of  William 
Jardine,  Esq.,  of  Lanrick  Castle,  Perthshire,  M.P.  for 
Ashburton  1841-3.  He  was  bom  May  1826,  was  ed.  at 
Edinburgh,  and  m.,  1867,  Margaret  Seton, — who  died 
March  1868, — d.  of  John  Buchanan  Hamilton,  Esq.,  of 
Lcny  and  Bardowie  N.  B.  Is  a  D.L.  for  Dumfriesshire, 
head  of  the  firm  of  Jardine,  Matheson,  and  Co. .  merchants 
in  China,  and  a  Fellow  of  the  Royal  Geographical  So.  A 
Liberal.  Sat  for  Ashburton  from  July  1865  till  Nov.  1868,  and  for  Dumfries 
District  1868-74,  when  he  was  an  imsuccessfui  candidate ;  elected  for  Dura* 
firiesshire  April  3rd,  1880. 

C/a(^«^Brooks's,  Reform. 

TcwH  Rtsidtnce—^,  St.  James's  Plaot,  S.W. 

Smi—CtMle  Milk,  Lockerbie,  N.  B. 


MltmM  or  FARLIAMR!rr. 


"5 


Bll. 


David  James  Jinkinu,  third  ion  of  the  Ute 
Mr.  Jolui  J«aUai,  oT  tUvcHbidwca.  by  Maiy.  d.  U 
Iht  lata  Mr.  Jolw  Evam,  ct  the  »ttmt  pliio*,  aad  Mcfe 
of  J.  E.  Jwlkiai.  E«|.,  Ui«  MP.  far  OwhIm.  H« 
WM  bon  1834,  WM  ed.  at  Tdgwoth  GnouMr 
Sebool,  and  n.  Id,  itsi,  Bmla,  who  died  1875,— d. 
olibe  Rev.loba  Howe,  of  Cork)  sndhr,  t$Tt,  Aliee» 
d.  or  G.  NMh.  Etq^  ct  Malmn  WelU  S^cd  far 
KMoe  ymn  in  Um  mrrcentilc  marine,  and  in  1854-S 


eoounaaded  a  troop  •tcam-ehip  b  the  Bahk.    b  now  a 
nerchani  and  uiipownert  asd  a 


partner  in  the  Metro- 
Flnt 


elected  far  Pcnrya 
CM    Rdbw 

<>#M»-iy.  Um  SIMM.  R.C 

t)!.  HIglibttry  N««  Pwk.  N 


of  Jeakim  aad  Co.      A  liktrai, 
nrya  aad  Fahaooth  Feb.  1874. 


Edward  Johmson,  youngest  son  of  the  Ute 
John  Tohnvw,  E»q..  o(  St.  Oijtlrf  Priory.  Eawx,  by  Ann. 
d.  of  Wiliuun  Hawaid.  Em.,  of  Battereca,  Sarrey.  He 
was  born  1813.  was  ed.  at  Rinc't  CoIL.  London,  and  nu, 
iS;5.  Elua  Matilda,  d.  of  Philip  Pcllier.  £»).,  of  Jcrwy. 
Wx»  foroMrly  a  Merchant  in  London.  It  a  I.  P.  for 
Devoo.    A  Uktr^,     Elected  for  Exeter  April  itta 

C/«f-Rdbna. 

Mi 


W.  M.  JOHnOH  (Hallow). 

William  Moore  Johnson,  Q,  C.  He  was  bora 
iSlB,  and  was  ed.  at  Trin.  ColL,  Dublin,— grML  B.Am 
l8a9,  and  M.A.  1856.  Called  to  the  Irish  Bar  1853. 
and  became  a  Q.C.  1873.  Wat  Law  Adritcr  to  the 
GoveroMeat  in  Ireland  i868-74.  Appointe 
Gen.  far  Ireland  AprU  i88a  A  LiSfrwl,  Fir« 
far  MaUow  April  1880,  bavii«  in  Feb.  1874 
'  'caadklate. 


126 


MEMBERS  OP  PARLIAMENT. 


SIR  FREDERICK  J.  W.  JOHNSTONE.  Bart  (Weymouth). 

Sir  Frederick  John  William  Johnstonk,*  8th 
ban.,  son  of  Sir  Frederick  George  Johnstone,  yih  ban 
M.  P.  for  Weymouth,  by  Lady  Louisa  Cravan,  d.  of  i  i 
1st  Earl  Cravan.     He  was  bom  1841,  was  ed.  at  Et. 
and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford.     Succeeded  his  father  at   h 
birth.      Appointed    Comet    in    the   Dorset   Yeoman  1 
Cavalry   1862.      Is  a  claimant   for  the  Marqucss.ntc 
Annadale.    A  Conservative.    First  elected  for  Wcvm.) 
Feb.  1874. 

NVMQVAM  HOH  fAKATUS.  C/«^*— Carlton,  Turf,  Marlborough,  Travellers'. 

Town  Retidmce—^,  Arlington  Street,  W, 
JfWt/r-Westerhall,  Duinfrie*»hire ;  Coveniry  House,  Melton  Mow».ray. 


J.  JOICET  (Durliam,  Worth). 

John  JoiCEY,  son  of  the  late  George  Joict 
Esq.,  of  Newcastle-on-Tyne.     He  was  bom  181 7,  a: 
m.,   1867,  Rose,  d.  of  the  Rev.  John  Ewen,  of  Ho; 
kirk,  Roxburghshire.     Is  a  J. P.  for  Northumh  -'- 
a  J.I',  and  a  D.L.  for  Durh.im  (High  Sherili 
Lieut.-Col.  4th  Durham  Rifle  Vol.,  and  an  c.\i- 
coalowner.     A  Liberal.     Elected  for  North  Durh.i 
April  1880. 

Patron  of  three  Z-rp/Wr—Htinstan worth.  V.,  Wc<t  Pelt< 
v.,  Durham,  and  Newton  Hall,  R.,  Northumberland. 

C/«^*— Reform,  Devonshire,  Whitehall. 

Fesidencei—'Se'wton  Hall,  Stocksfield-on-Tyne  :  Stelli 
Hall.  Newcastle-on-Tyne;  Newbiggan  Hall,  Blanchland,  Nor; 
umberland. 


B.  HEOAN-KENNARD  (Lymlngton). 

Edmund  Hegan-Kennard,  third  son  of  the 
late  John  Pierce  Kennard,  Esq.,  of  Hordle  Cliff",   n( . 
Lvmington,  Hampshire,  by  Sophia,  el.  d.  of  the  1; 
Sir  John  Chapman,  of  Windsor.      He  was  bom  O' 
14th,  1835,  wased.  at  St.  Peter's  Coll.,  Radley,  ami 
BalliolColl.,  Oxford,— erad.  B.A.,  with  honors  in  I,; 
and  Modem  History,  1858,  M.A.  1873,— and  m.,  J.. 
1868,  Agnes,  2nd  d.  and  coheiress  of  the  late  Jo*.*-; 
Hegan,   Esq.,  of  Dawpool,  Cheshire.     .Served  \s    ' 
7th  Hussars  in  India  1859 — 1863,  when  he  exc 
into  the  8th  Hussars;  retired  in  1870,  and  w 
appointed  Lieut.-Col.   Commandant  cf  the  261 
dlcsex  Rifle  Volunteers  (H.M.  Customs).     Was 

The  legend  respecting  the  origin  of  the  Johnston  crest  is  that  one  Johnstone  while  at  i  ? 
Scotch  Couil,  hearinR  of  the  EngUUi  Kinj^'s  meditated  treachery  in  endeavouring  t' 
of  Bruce  in  (aver  of  Balliol,  sent  to  the  former,  who  was  then  in  England,  a  spii: 
fcaibcr  tied  to  it,  to  indicate  "  flight  with  qiecd."     Bruce  acted  on  the  hint,  and,  ul^c. 


or  PAKLUMWT. 


»«7 


de-Camp  to  ih*  D«k«  of  Ab««oni  wlMn  Lord-LioilcMac  of  licUad.  firo« 
June  1867  tUl  Dk.  1861     U  Viot-Pim  of  Uw  Coufal  Workii«  Un'%  Amu. 
ikxu    A  /VyiiJW Ctmm wtiim,    8tf  Cor  BevcrWjr  from  H09.  i868iill  Kek 
1869,  whw  ho  wa>  iiMOitod  oa  ptdtfcm.  F&mdoctod  (or  Lymiagtoajaa.  1S74 
OiJe-^MtUam,  N««d  an^  Mtiiary,  St  JmmHV 
7W«  iTMMmrr    1.  aimriiK  Owilwi,  Majriilr.  W. 


tim  4oni  Hmr  KmAWAT.  Ban 

John  Henrv  KENNAWAv/d.ion  ofSirJohn 
Kcnnawmy.  and  bort.,— who  diod  1873,— hy  EaiOy 
Frmncct,  d.  of  Thoauu  Khycote,  Eao.,  of  KiafMole, 
GkMccMerthire.  He  was  bora  Jaae  6cli,  1837,  was  ed. 
at  Harrow,  and  ai  Balliol  CoOm,  Oxford.— &  A.  lit 
daa  Uw  and  History,  1860^  M.A.  i86a,^aad  ol. 
1866.  Fraacea,  dder  d.  of  Archibald  P..  aad  the  Hon. 
Mrt.  Arbothoot.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  laacr  Temple 
1864.  If  Capt.  asth  I>evoa  RUIe  Vol.  aad  a  J.  P.  for 
DevtNiihir-  AiifK..r  ..f  ••  I »« <ihenaaa*a  Track  ;  or.  The 
Sooth  n:  mMrmUm.    Pint  elcacd 

for  East  1  :   70. 


SIMT, 


AKaHOAM. 


Ctmmtiy  Addtnut—Kacat,  Ooary  Sc.  Mary, 


EIGHT  HOH.  BABOV  KKnDIOTOB  (Ba^ 


William  EowARDBS,  P.C.,4th  Barom 
KfHsmpom^  eL  son  of  tid  Banm— who  died 
Jan.  1872.— by  Laura  Jaae,  4th  d.  of  the  hue 
Cuthben  Ellison.  Esq.  He  was  bom  May 
nth,  1835.  was  ed.  at  Etoc^  and  aL.  Sept. 
1867.  Grace  EUiabeth,  eL  d.  of  the  late 
Robert  lohnstoae  Dooalas,  Esq..  of  Lock- 
erbie Hottse,  N.B.  Pormerly  Capt.  and 
LieoL'CoL  Cokistream  Gaarda.  Is  Lord 
Lieut,  and  Cuttos  Rotulorum  of  Pembroke> 
shire,  and  a  J.  P.   for  the  town  aad  ca  of 


•rSmkuHl.  cmUvtWUmow  apaodMJobBMoM&ntly.  AMiksr  lomid  is  lo  dM  «*ci 
dHi  ia  aacioM  Usms.  whaa  tht  JoImmmm  6«ilr  watt  Iumm  4io>is  of  CagMi  OMda.  it  «■» 
fcr  bdita  ai  Um  di— ar  tahit  IP  placa  Umn  a  ficMdc  wifsd  i^w.  aaa  tfaa  dM 
DO  MM  iMaT  ia  iW  IMOM.- awl  tkai  tho  |«adMM««ral«Jrad  lopfooi 
oT  a  iMan  aMicaad  vkh  aa  lavvisl  cnnm  was  gfMMad  le  Sir  AJaa  da  J« 
ia  waHbra  uadar  Dwf  las  agatmc  tha  KagSUi.  and  far  arladi  W  alM  1 


rMs 
I4i«a  larf*  cfmM  of Jsad. 


Sir  Join  Koaaavay.  ia  iIm  i 


ofdMBaailadkC^.va^ 
ofladb.    Iai7« 


la  «as  aiMtaMd  Raiidaat  M  dM  Cbtirt  of  dM  Niaa.  «r«di  «IMB^  as  tka  toaaldiV  o«  oC  ilM 
MW  with  Tippoo  SalMMi,  Im  ooachidad  a  iroaiy  of  attaaea.  far  wtadi  aarviea  ha  waa  rf  md  a 
laraaai.    lITfoahaeoKladad  tfaatiaaofpoaot  baiwwa  thtalliad  powan  aad  Tinaa.  wIm 


lulflik 


aad  paid  Xj.jMM»  M  dM  Allioa 


198  amcBUis  or  parliament. 

HaveHbrdwot  Was  a  Grooin*in« waiting  to  the  Queen  from  Nov.  1873  till 
Feb.  1874;  appointed  CoroptroUer  of  H.M.'s  Household,  1880.  \  Libera: 
Firet  elected  for  Haverfordwest  Nov.  1868,  having  previously,  in  July  i86> 


ClmU    Bcoofcs's,  Guards',  TrmvsUws',  Dtvooshirs. 
Ttmn  It ftidme* -69,  Grasvwwr  Scract,  W. 
Sfa/St.  Bride'k.  Haverfordweat,  Pcmbrokeshir*. 


R.  N.  F.  KINOSCOTE  (Olouceiterahlre.  Weft). 

Robert  Nigel  Fitzhardinge  Kingscote,*  el.  son  of 
the  late  Thomas  Henry  Kingscote,  of  Kingscote,  Gloucester 
shire, — the  direct  descendant  of  Ansgerus,  a  Saxon,  living  A.i 
985, — bv  his  first  wife.  Lady  Isabella  Frances  Anne,  6th  d.  of 
the  6th  buke  of  Beaufort.     He  was  bom  Feb.  1830,  and  m. 
1st,  1851,  Caroline  Sophia,— who  died   1852,— 3rd  d.  of  Co' 
George  Wyndham,  afterwards  the  1st  Baron  Lcconfield  ;  2ndl 
1856,  Lady  Emily  Marie,  3rd  d.  of  the  1st  Earl  Howe.     Enterc;. 
the  Scots  Fusilier  Guards  as   Ensign  and  Lieut.  Oct.   1846, 
became  Lieut,  and  Capt.  June  1850,  and  Lieut. -Col.  July  1855.     Served  in  the 
Eastern  Campaign  of  1854-5,  as  Aide-de-Camp  to  Baron  Raglan, — including 
the  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava,  and   Inkerman,  and  the  siege  of  Sebastopol, 
and  has  received  the  Crimean  medal  and  four  clasps.     Is  extra  Equerry  to 
H.R.H.  the  Prince  of  Wales,  a  D.L.  and  a  J.  P.  of  Gloucestershi  e,  a  J.  P.  of 
Wiltshire,  a  C.B.,  and  one  of  the  Council  of  the  Roy.  Agricultural  So.     Was 
Groom -in- waiting  to  Her  Majesty  from  June  1859  till  July  1866.     A  Liberal : 
opposed  to  all  State  grants  for  religious  purposes.      First  returned  for  West 
Gloucestershire  July  1S52. 

Patron  c/on*  ^tvif^f'— Newington-Bagpath,  R.,  Gloucestershire. 
C/«^ir— Brooks's,  Mariborough. 

Tvmm  RnitUnce—y^,  Charles  Street,  Berkeley  Square,  W. 
.Sm/— Kingscote,  Wotton-under-Edge. 


J.  XnfNEAB  (Donegal  County) 

John  KiNNEAR,  D.D.,  second  son  of  the  lau 
Rev.  James  Kinnear,  of  Clenaneese,  near  Dungannon, 
CO.  Tyrone.  He  was  bom  1824,  and  was  ed.  at  the 
Royal  College,  Belfast.  Has  been  since  1850  Minister 
of  the  Presbyterian  Chapel  at  Letterkcnny.  Received 
in  1874  the  hon.  degree  of  D.D.  from  the  Washington 
and  Lee  University,  America.  A  Liberal.  Elected  for 
CO.  Donegal  April  1880. 

Re$id£tu*-  The  Bfanse,  Letterkeony,  co.  DooegaL 

*  Members  of  this  gentleman's  family  have  been  settled  at  Kingsooce  since  the  reign  d 
William  I.  — .  .. 


MKMBEM  or   PARLIAMKirr. 


S9 


Frederick  Winn  Knigict,*  eL  foo  of  the 
btc  Jobs  KttMu.  £«q..  uT  Wolmlcx.  br  JtM  Eli». 
bcth,  d.  of  iGe  IM  Mron  Hcadley.  He  itm  boni 
1811,  WM  «L  at  th«  ClMiteHMmie,  aad  in  18(0 
m.  Mark  Loitai  Omlii^  <L  of  liie  bu  E.  Gibb^ 
Em|.  b  •  kaAf  Trmm  of  the  Briikh  MoMum- 
M  wpwwUlIrt  of  R.  PayiM  Knielit,  Etq.,  o( 
DowaioQ.— Ucvt-CoL  in  the  lit  Bat.  WoccHlanbire 
Rifle  VoL.  and  n  D.L.  and  a  J.P.  fee  WoftwUnhlic. 
Wat  PariiaiMataffT  Seavtarr  to  the  Poor  Law  Board 
Lord  D«ti/t  GovanMMnlB  of  i8<j  and  1858^ 
and  far  tooie  yaia  Lient.«Col  WotwrterJiire  Vroaianry 
Fim  racwnad  far  W«m  Worvcaicnhira  1841. 


SIS  BATlfAT.I)  KVIOHTUnr.  Bnrl  (Vorthamptonahlro.  BonttX 

RainaM  ^  only  son 

of  the  Utc  ►;htlcy.  2ml 

bait.,  M.P.  tor  >oiiin  .Nurthamotooibire 
from  1834  till  1852,— who  died  1864,— 
br  SeUna  Mary,  d.  d.  of  Pdtoo  Liood 
Hervcy.  Esq..  of  Englefieid  Green. 
Surrey.  He  wa&  bom  1819,  was  cd.  at 
Kton.  and  m.,  Oct.  1 869,  Loui»a  Mary. 
only  d.  of  the  U(e  Gen.  Sir  Edwmrd 
liowater.  Ii  a  D.L.  and  a  J.P.  of 
Northamptonshire.  A  CWuvnwDrtv. 
First  elected  for  South  Northampton- 
■hire  1852. 

R.,  Faw«l«y.  V..  and  Pnttm  C^p^    R     Sotth- 


M. 


.mm 


Smi—JF*^ 


A'hiM't,  Boodla't,  Turf.  MarlborougiL 
'  'avMtrjr,  NortluuBpcaashir*. 

T.  nrOWLBi  (WlcaaX 
Thomas  Knowlks.  He  was  bom  May  30th, 
1S24,  and  m.  1st,  1846,  Mary  Forster,  who  d.  1863.  and 
21)  lly.  1866,  MaiT.— who  died  1878.— d.  of  the  Ute 
Wdiuua  LoQgworth,  Esq.,  of  Little  Bolton,  Lancaahire. 
U  a  coal  proprietor,  cotioo-spinncr,  and  blMckar.  n  J.P. 
for  Lancashire,  Chm.  of  the  Peanon  and  Knowlaa  Coal 
and  Iron  Ca,  a  Director  of  the  London  and  North- 
western Railway,  and  a  J.  P.  for  Lancashire  and  Cheshire. 

l<q..  of  Miilrfty.  fnitw>iliii%  a  tmtUmMt  inm- 

r  of  thb  CuaOy.  ImU  dM  mmat  of  ratghlliy,  co. 
of  Ei«laad,  .Mi  hk  dMMdaats  coeSSMs  of 


>3o 


MEMBERS  OP   PARLIAMENT. 


Has  been  twke  Majror  of  Wigan. 
Feb.  1874. 


A  C0ms€rvalive.    First  elected  for  Wigan 


C/afe— CaritoQ.  Junior  CaHton. 

T«mm  Residfmct-^  Sc  Jamcft't  PUce.  S.W 

Htndemtt-Wiguk ;  Darohiai  lUU.  Wmsfortl,  Chethirv. 


H.  LABOUCHERE  (KorthamptonX 

Henry  Labouchere,  el.   son  of  the   lai- 

iohn  I^bouchere,  Esq.,  of  Broome  Park,  Surt(  ■     ' 
lary,  d.  of  the  late  James  I)u  Pr^,    Ksq.,  of  \ 
Park,    l^aconsfield,    and   nephew  of  the  late    1 
Taunton.     He  was  bom  1 831,  and  was  ed.  at  Kton 
Entered  the  Diplomatic  Service    1854,  and  was  s\i 
cessively  Attache  at  Washington,  Munich,  Stock  1 
Frankfort,  St.  Petersburg,  and  Dresden  ;  was  apj  - 
a  3rd  Sec.  1862,  and  a  2nd  Sec.  at  Constantinople  i.->oj, 
and  retired  1864.      A  Liberal.     Sat  for  Windsor  from 
July  1865  till  April  1866,  when  he  was  unseated  on 
petition,  and  for  Middlesex  from  April  1867  till  No\ 
1868.     Is  editor  and  proprietor  of  Truth.     Unsuccess 
ftillg  contested  Nottingham  Feb.  1874.     Elected  for  Northampton  April  18S0. 

C/«A*— Reform,  St.  James's. 
JlrtideMtt— to.  Queen  Anne's  Gate,  S.W. 


SIR  EDMUND  H.  K.  LACON,  Bart.  (Norfolk,  Nortli). 

^L  Edmund  Henry  Knowles  Lacon,  el.  son  of 

^g^  the  late  Sir  Edmund  Knowles  Lacon,   2nd  bart., — wliw 

c^M^  died  1839, — bv  Eliza,  eU  d.  and  coheir  of  Thomas  Bc( 

croft,  Esq.,  of  Saxthorpe  Hall.     He  was  bom  1S07,  ami 
was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Emmanuel  Coll.,  Camb.  ;  gm<l 
H.A.  1828,  M.A.  1831.     In  1839  he  m.  Eliza  Georgian 
cl.  d.  of  James  Esdaile  Harnmet,  Esq.,  of  Lawn  Cottaf; 
Battersea.     Is  a  D.L.  and  a  J. P.  of  Norfolk,  a  J.  P.  I 
Suffolk,    Lieut. -Col.    Com.    of    East    Norfolk    Militi 
Lieut.-Col.    1st    Norfolk    Administrative    Bat.    Artillery 
Vol.,  High  Steward  of  the  Borough  of  Yarmouth,  .and  a 
brewer  and  banker  at  Yarmouth.     A  Liberal  Cousenative. 
Sat  for  Yarmouth  from  July  1852  till  April  1857,  when 
he  was  an  unsuccessful  candidate,    and   from  1859  till 
1868.     First  elected  for  North  Norfolk  Nov.  1868 ;  re-elected  Feb.  1874,  and 
April  2nd,  1880. 

C/«Af— Carlton,  Union.  Junior  United  Service. 
Stat—Oxia%\rt  House,  Great  Yarmouth. 


raOBITAJi  VBRUS 
MONOS. 


I 


or  FAALUMBNT. 


«3« 


ELUM 

Samuel  Laing,  ion  of  Samuel  Lainji,  Esq., 
oT  Ptpdale.  Orkney.— «athor  at  "  Nolo  oT  •  TnvaUv," 

oTFrwick 

bom  Ucc. 

HoMlMonle. 


^^^^ii-^^BC.     Orkney,  and  a  Fellow  of  Uie 
^^<liajBJg^   «ik1  Scoituh  Antiqwuitt  Sot.     Wm 
to  the  Ti  '        "         '       "*  '^ 

Mbteer  of  India  1861.3 

Co.,  of  ihe  Gm^»-»1  Tiolit  aiuI  FtnAace  Ca,  and  of  Um  Sydenham  Crystal 
Va\acc  Cu  ,  an<l  :  t  Ejutcro  Railway  Co.    A  LAtrmi.    Sat 

fur  Wick  IriJtn   i  •  >57,  from  May  lK$9  Oil  OcL  i860,  and 


Spriwr.  aod  at  St  John't  CoU.,  CuBk.-jmd.  ^A., 
and  wiBncler,  183J,  appoimod  "  * 

r.  daofhK 
Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lmcolo'ft  Inn  1835 


joona  voHU.    vam.,     ainu.    B.A., 

iBi^kr,  l8u,  appoimod  Fallow  of  hk  OdL  1814,— 

Mary,  daughter  of  Capt.   Cowan,  K.N. 


and  m..   1841 


It  aau  of 

dAnoHDcaif 


>itt»h  Antiqaarisa  80a.  Was  Financial  Sccretnry 
reaMiry  rraai  J«M  1859  liU  Oct.  l86aaad  Fteaoce 
I  bMB  Chm.  of  Iho  London  and  Bffigjblon  Railway 


from  July  1865  tUi  Nuv.  liioS,  wUcu  he  wa*  an 
elected  for  Orkney  aod  Shetland  Jan.  1873. 


Fir*t 


T0mm  JtttUme*-^  CMabridft  Gate,  R^^m'*  P»k,  N.W. 


%  LALOB  (Qoatn'a  OoonlyX 

Richard  Lalor,  son  of  the  late  Patrick 
Lalor.  Em}  .~M.I\  for  Qnecn't CO.  1832.5.— of  TcaakilL 
lie  %tas  Umi  1S2;,  «raa  ed.  privately,  and  n.,  1853, 
.Margaret,  d.  of  .Michael  Donne,  £»q^  of  Moontrath, 
Qoeen't  co.  Is  a  dvil  engineer  an<l  a  tenant  fiuver. 
A  H0mu  RuUr;  a  toppocter  of  "IriUi  Ni 
tUcctcd  for  Qneen's  co.  April  188a 


W.  LAMBTON  (Dnrham,  Boutfa). 
Frederick  William  U^mbtov,  second  son 

of  the  and  I-larl  uf  Durham,  I  ttrix  Frances 

Hamilton,  2nd  d.  of  the  ist  1  crcom.     He 

was  born  June  I9lh,  i8$c,  ano  m.,  1^79,  UcMrix,  d. 
of  John  Bultccl.  Ksq.,  of  Pamilete,  Devon.  Entered 
the  Coldstream  Guard*  1874.  and  retired  as  Ueol. 
l88a  A  Liberal.  Elected  for  South  Dnrbam  April 
i88a 


Wookr.  Nofthaaibvkiitf. 


132 


MEMBERS  OP   PARLIAMENT. 


W.  1.  OORE-LANOTON  (Mld-Somenetahlrt). 

William  Stephen  Gore-Langton,  el.  son  of 
the  late  William  H^nry  Powell  Gore-Langton,  M.P. 
for  West  .*^<'  ■   ic,   by  Lady  Anna  tliz.i  Mary 

Templc'Nuj:  s-Chando«-Grenvillc,  only  d.  of 

the  and  Duke  .a  i....  .v.ngham.  He  was  born  May  nth, 
1847,  was  ed.  at  Kton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  (B.A. 
186—),  and  m.,  1870,  Helen  Mal)cl,  2nd  d.  of  Sir 
Grahajn  Graham- Montgomery,  M.P.,  3nl  l>art.  Is  a  J.I*, 
and  a  D.L.  for  Somersetshire,  Capt.  North  Somerset- 
shire Yeo.  Cav.,  and  heir-prcsumntive  to  the  Earldom  of 
Temple.  A  Consftvative.  Elected  for  Mid-Somersetshire 
March  i8th,  1878. 

C/m^— Junior  Carlton. 

TVw*  Xrndtmce-9S,  G«orge  Street,  Hanover  Square,  W. 

Stmtt—Utwtoa  Park,  near  Bath  :  Hatch  Beauchamp,  near  Taunton. 


RIGHT  HON  HUGH  LAW  (Londonderry  County). 

Hugh  Law,  r.C,  Q.C.,  son  of  John  Law, 
Esq.,  of  Woodlawn,  co.  Down,  by  Margaret,  d.  of  Chris- 
topner  Crawley,  Esq.,  of  Culloville,  co.  Armagh.  He 
was  bom  181 8,  was  ed.  at  the  Royal  School,  Dungannon,  i 
and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin,— grad.  B.A.,  1st  .Senior] 
Moderator  in  Classics,  1839,— and  m.,  1863,  Helen,-— j 
who  died  1875, — d.  of  the  late  William  White,  Esq., 
Shrubs,  CO.  Dublin.  Called  to  the  Bar  in  Ireland  1840,' 
became  a  Q.C.  i860,  and  a  Bencher  of  the  Kings'  Inns 
1870.  Was  Solicitor-Gen.  for  Ireland  1872-4.  Sworn  a 
Privy  Councillor  of  Ireland  1874.  Appointed  Attorney- 
Gen,  for  Ireland  April  1880.  A  Liberal.  First  elected 
for  Londonderry  co.  Feb.  13th,  1874. 

C/»^x— Union,  Devonshire,  Reform,  UUter,  KUdare  Street. 
Residenc*—^,  FitzwiUiam  Square,  Dublin. 


HON.  BEILBT  LAWLET  (Cheater  City). 

Beilby  Lawley,  el.  son  of  the  2nd  Baroi 
Wenlock,  by  I^y  Elizabeth  Grosvenor,  3rd  d.  of  2n< 
Marquess  of  Westminster,  KG.      He  was  bom  Maj 
I2th,  1849,  was  ed.at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb., 
and  m.,  1872,  Lady  Constance  Mary  Lascelles,  d. 
4th  Earl  of  Harewood.     Appointed  Capt.  Yorkshir 
Yeo.  Cav.     Is  a  I. P.  for  the  North  and  East  Ridings  c 
Yorkshire.     A  Liberal.     Elected  for  Chester  city  April 
1st,  1880. 

Clubt-  Brooks*f,  Marlborough,  Turf,  Yorkshire. 

/fmV//»K»x— Escrick,  York  ;  i%  Berkeley  Square,  W. 


MEMBBM  or  FARLIAMBirr. 


<1S 


mr^M 


J.  a  LA^ 

John  Compcon  Lawranck,  Q.C,  only  ion 
of  tht  laic  TbooMt  If aaloq  Livrmnot,  Eao.,  of  Domliy 
llalU  LbcofaMiara.  by  Ltmkm.  d.  of  tilt  kte  John 
CompCo«,EM|..ofW«i«rN««rtoii.MvWaiiifanL   He 
WM  bom  183a,  Md  m.,  1861.  ChArioltc Goonriot,  d.  ol 
Major  Smart,  of  TvmhjrUwa,  BoHoB.    Callodtolitt 
Bar  at  Uaoola*!  Ina  1859,  aad  bocame  a  Q.C.  1877. 
I*  a  J.P.  (or  Kalovca  DMtkm  of  UMsoliiftliire.     Haa 
baoiRaooideror  DarbyiiMt  1879.     A  O 
Elcaod  (or  Sooili  liMotariiife  April  t88a 
CAJ^-CmImm,  Owikli,  jwlorCMlMk 
CAMn^rpi-s,  Hpm  imndh^^  Tmi^  B.C 
7W«  M^tUifmtt  -).  0Mb*  SqMM.  8.  W. 
rM«/»7  ^/flOmrtf^DuMbjr  Hal,  i 


8IKJ 


^ 


a  LAWRBIOB,  Bart.  (LambetliX 


James  Cl.irkc  1 
late  Willum  I.awrcru 


sccoDd  ton  of  the 
m  Alderman  of  Loodoo, 


a  J.P.  for  MiddlcMx,  an<i  iiii;n  Sbcnff  of  Loodoo 
MiddloKX,  1849,-17  JfB^t  ^'  of  ^^^  l«te  h 


:*> 


mm 


CUrke, 
Em.  He  was  bom  i8jo,  and  u  unmamed.  k  aa 
Alderman  and  a  DtL.  of  the  city  of  London,  Ptm Mai 
of  the  Royal  Hoq>itab  of  Bridrwdl  and  Bechlcbeaa.  a 
J.P.  for  Middleaex,  Sttney,  and  the  dty  of  WcatmtnUer. 
Was  Hteh  Sheriff  for  Loodoo  and  Mi 


HMi  Sheriff  for  Loodoo  and  Middlesex  1861.3, 
and  Loid  Mayor  of  Loodoo  §868^ ;  and  on  the  ooca- 
aioo  of  Her  Majesty  opening  the  Holbor»  Viaduct  and 
Blacfclrian  Bridfe,  be  was  created  a  Baronet  Nov.  1869. 
A  Idm^  Sat  for  Lambeth  60m  May  tiU  Joly  §86$. 
when  he  waa  an  iinsncccasftd  candidate ;  reelected  Nov. 
1868,  Feb.  1874,  and  April  1st,  l88a 

OmU-Kdormk,  Dcvoaalwv.  Ocy  Lib«faL 

Tmm  Aditmt    1%  I  sacMiw  Gau,  W, 


•at  J.  J.  TUVOR  LAWRSHCE.  Bart.  (Mld-Borrfir). 

lames  John  Trevor  Lawrence,  son  of  Sir 
WtUiam  Lau  rencc,  F.KS..  2nd  bart.  (Sefseant'Snigeon 
to  the  Qttecn),— who  died  1867, — by  Looisa,  yuonf  td« 
of  James  Seiiior,  E*q.,  of  BnMi|^ton  Hoose,  Ayle^ory. 
llewasbomiSji,  wased.  at  Winchester,  and  bl.  l869» 
Bessie,  only  child  of  the  late  John  Matthew.^  Esq..  ol 
Paric  Lane,  and  Boffocd  Lote.  Dorki^.  Was  for- 
meriy  a  medical  oftcer^in   the    Indian   Army.      A 

Feb.  1874.     Fifst  elected  for  Mid-Suney  Nov.  1875. 

C/m*0^CMi*um,  Emi  iMfia  Uakwl  Seme*. 
r#M  Rt$iJmn    ly.  Ptiaot't  Gaia,  &  W. 
S««r-B«Hbid  Ledf^ 


134 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


W.  LkWrnmCE  (LOBdOlD. 

William  Lawrence,  el.  son  of  the  late  Wil- 
liam LAwrence^  Esq., — an  Alderman  of  Ix>ndon,  a 
I. P.  for  Middlesex,  and  High  i^hcrifT  of  London  and 
Middlesex  1849,— by  lane,  d.  of  the  late  James  Clarke, 
ICsq.  He  was  born  1818,  and  is  unmarri^.  Is  a  D.L. 
of  the  city  of  London,  a  J. P.  for  Middlesex  and  West- 
minster, and  an  Alderman  of  London.  Formerly  a  builder 
in  I>ondon,  and  partner  in  the  firm  of  William  L.nwrcncc 
and  Sons,  builders,  London.  Iselder  brother  of  Sir  J.imcs 
C.  Lawrence,  1st  bart.,  M.P.  for  I^ambeth.  Was  High 
Sheriff  of  London  and  Middlesex  1857-8,  and  Lord 
Mayor  of  London  1863-4.  A  Ijberal.  .Sat  for  the  city 
of  London  from  July  1865  till  Feb.  1874,  when  he  was 
an  unsuccessful  candidate  ;  re-elected  March  31st,  1880. 


raa  AxuirA  stabilis. 


Clmht  -  Reform.  Devonshire  City  Liberal. 
Town  Rftitirmce—'js,  Lancaster  Gate,  W. 


SIR  WILFRID  LAWSON.  Bart   Carlisle). 

Wilfrid  Lawson,  el.  son  of  the  late  Sir  Wilfrid 
I^wson,  1st  ban., — who  in  i8i2changeti  his  patronymic 
of  Wybergh  to  that  of  Lawson,  and  died  1867, — by 
Caroline,  4th  d.  of  the  late  Sir  Tames  (iraham,  1st  hart., 
of  Netherby.  He  was  bom  Sept.  4th,  1829,  was  pri- 
vately ed.,  and  in  i860  m.  Mary,  3rd  d.  of  Joseph 
Poeklington-Senhouse,  Esq.  Is  a  J. P.  for  Cumberland, 
and  a  Director  of  the  Maryport  and  Carlisle  Railway  Co. 
A  Jiadical.  Unsuccessfully  contested  West  Cumljerland 
1857.  Sat  for  Carlisle  from  1859  till  July  1865,  when  he 
was  an  un.successful  candidate  ;  re-elected  for  the  same 
constituency  Nov.  1868,  Feb.  1874,  and  April  1st,  1880. 
Promoted  the  *'  Permissive  Bill,"  1864. 


QUOD  HONBSTtrM   tTtLX. 

C/»^— Reform. 

Town  Retidence—  i,  Grosvenor  Crescent.  S.W. 

SttUt  -  Brayton.  Carlisle  ;  Isel  Hall,  Cockermouth. 


B.  LAYCOCK  (LlncolnBlilre.  Nortli). 

Robert  Laycock,  el.  son  of  Joseph  Laycock, 
Esq.,    of   Low    Gosforth    Hall,    Northumberland,    by 
Barbara,  d.  of  the  late  John  Nicholson,  Esq.,  of  Win- 
laton,    CO.  Durham.      He   was   bom   1833,  was  ed.  at 
Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.,— B.A,  1856,  M.A.  1859,— and  m., 
1866,  Anne,  2nd  d.  of  Christian  Allhusen,  Plsq.,  chemical 
manufacturer,  of  Elswick  Hall,   Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 
Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1857.     Is  a  J.  P. 
for  Northumljerland,  and  a  J. P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Notting- 
hamshire (High  Sheriflri878).    KLiberal.    Unsuccessfully  contested  Nottingham- 
shire North  1 87 1,  and  Nottingham  Feb.  1874  ;  elected  for  North  Lincolnshire 
April  1880. 

C/«ri»— Reform.  Devonshire. 

Stntt—\JaAt  Hall,  Gateshead  ;    Low  Gosforth,  and  Winleton,   Newcastle-upon-Tyne 
^^Isetoo  Hall,  Notungham. 


MBMBKBJI  or  PARLIAMCjrr. 


i35 


TluNiiat  Lba,  ion  of  the  Utte  George  E 


Kv)..  of  The  LirdMit.  Kiddctmlaiter,  bjr  EmoMi.  d.  a(  Om 
!  '    <  o.rgr  Htrrii,  E$q.,  o^  The  OakUDds  CloMMcrUilrt. 
tit  u^>  born  jaa.  17th,  1&41,  was  cd.  at  •  private 
•i>dm.,itt64.LoiaM,d.orWil]kmBifch,  k»q.,  of 
ander^Needwood,  8ffcwfaldi».     b  s  I.P.  for  \V< 
khiiei  and  •  mawifaftmer.     A  Ldtnti,    S«i  for 
miMMT  ifl6i.74.  vlM  he 

I* im  elected  lor  CO.  Dunrcal  Drc  l6lh.  iSru.  havitiL*  in  1876  been  an 

i  oafttl  cendidatr 


J  LEAHT  (XUdare  Oouatyv 
James   Leahy*   son  of  the  late   Mr.   Daniel 
I^cftby,  of  Tenplemore,  co.  Tippenry.      He  mu  bom 
1833,  and   wa»  ed.  privately.      It  a  tenant  Carmer.      A 
/JAent/,     Elected  for  co.  KUdare  April  188a 

Lodac.  Atby,  CO.  Kildar*. 


^5K 


J^^  4 


I.  LBAIB  gjmcaahlre,  ionth-Baatv 

Robert  Leake,  el.  son  of  the  late  Robert 
I.rikr.  Emi..  of  Manchester,  by  Mary.  eL  d.  of  the 
liic  William Lockelt,  £«|.. of  Richmood  Hill.  Sdford. 
the  tiTNt  Mayor  of  that  borongh.  He  was  horn  1824, 
iD.l  in.  IM.  18^9.  Mahelle  Saiah.— who  d.  1863.— 
youiu:c>t  d.  of  Richard  Nobn.  Em.,  of  Dablin,  and 
Si-a  \  icw,  CO.  Wicklow;  indly,  1865,  Looba  Maria, 
2iul  il.  of  the  late  Wright  Turner.  Es<)..  of  Pendleton, 
Manchester.  Is  a  I.  P.  for  Laaauhiie,  and  Pres.  of 
the  Uberal  Ataociation,  Maacheitcr.  A  USfrm/. 
Elected  for  Sooth«Eail  Lancashire  April  i88a 


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MEMBERS   OK   PARLIAMENT. 


E.  LE4ICT  (Watoif ord  City). 

Edmund  Lea  my,  second  son  of  James  Leamy, 
Esq.,  Watcrfoni.  lie  was  born  1848,  and  was  cd.  at  St. 
John's  Collcffc,  Walcrford,  and  the  University  High  School 
of  Waicrftjrd.  A  llonu  Kuler.  Elected  for  Walcrford 
city  April  1880. 

RttideMce-'TvtxiiA  Terrace,  Tnunore,  ca  Watcrford. 


B.  A.  LEATHAM  (Huddenfleld). 

Edward  Aldam  Leatham,  youngest  son  of 
the  late  William  Leatham,  Esq.,  of  Heath,  near  Wake- 
field, by  Margaret,  d.  and  heiress  of  the  late  Joshua 
Walker,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  Leeds,  He  was  bom  Aug.  2nd, 
1828,  and  was  ed.  at  the  Univ.  of  London,  where  he 
obtained  the  2nd  place  at  the  B.A.  Examination  for 
Classical  Honors,  184S;  grad.  M.A.  1851,  and  was  sub- 
sequently elected  a  Fellow  of  Univ.  Coll.  In  1851  hem. 
Mary  Jane,  only  d.  oflhe  late  John  Fowler,  Esq.,  of  Elm 
i^¥ii  JMSay^N  Grove,  near  Melksham.  Is  a  J. P.  and  a  D.L.  for  the 
^m  N^^jPyM  jEJ  YYggj  Ri<jing  of  Yorkshire,  and  a  J.T.  for  Gloucester- 
^OTyT^^gjT^^'^  shire ;  author  of  "Charmione,  a  Historical  Romance," 
^^^W^^X^  and  of  a  pamphlet  "On  Retrenchment."  A  moderate 
Rtidkal ;  m  favor  of  retrenchment  in  the  public  expen- 
diture, non-intervention  in  the  affairs  of  foreign  nations  whenever  consistent  with 
our  honor,  the  disestablishment  and  disendowment  of  State  Churches,  and  a 
national  system  of  free  uasectarian  education.  Introduced  '*  The  Ballot  Bill," 
1870.  Has  advocated  household  suffrage,  free  trade,  and  the  equalization  of 
the  sugar  duties,  and  "was  a  warm  sympathizer  with  the  Northern  States  of 
America  in  their  great  struggle  for  the  Union  and  for  freedom."  Sat  for  Hud- 
dersficld  from  May  1859  tilTjuly  1865,  when  he  was  an  unsuccessful  candidate  ; 
re-elected  March  1868,  Nov.  1868,  Feb.  1874,  and  April  3rd,  1880. 

Patron  ofttvo  Lrvimgw — Misarden,  R.,  and  Winstone,  R.,  near  Cirencester. 

Clubs — Kefonn,  Athcnatum,  Windham. 

Town  Retidetwe—^lb,  Elaton  Square,  S.W.        .T^a/— Misarden  Park,  near  Cirencester. 

W.  H.  LEATHAM  (Torkahlre.  West  Riding.  Southern  Division). 

William  Henry  Leatham,  el.  surviving  son 
of  the  late  William  Leatham,  Esq.,  of  Heath,  near 
Wakefield, — a  banker  at  Wakefield,  Pontefract,  and 
Doncaster, — by  Margaret,  d.  and  heiress  of  Joshua 
Walker,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  Leeds.  He  was  born  July  6lh, 
1815,  and  m.,  1839,  IViscilla,  4th  d.  of  Samuel  Gumey, 
Esq.,  of  Upton.  West  Ham,  Essex,  and  Lombard 
Street,  E.C.  Was  a  banker  at  Wakefield  and  I'onte-. 
fract  1836-52.  Is  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L.  for  the  West  Ridinj^ 
of  Yorkshire,  and  has  been  a  Dep.-Chm.  of  Quarter^ 
/^  i/^    JO^  Se>sions  since   187a      Author  of^  "Tales  of  English 

^  '^ .t^f^  ^'^*-'  ^"^  Miscellanies,"  ••  Poems,"  '*  Lectures  delivered 

""^  at  Mechanics'  Institutes,"  and  *' Letters  on  the  Cur- 

rency."     An  aJvatued  IVhig.      Unsuccessfully   con- 
tested Wakefield  July  1852  ;  sat  for  that  constituency  from  April  1859  till  July 


MBMBBRS  or  FARUAMHTT. 


«37 


iS59^  when  h»  wm 


Q«  l«hr  1865  tm  Nov 
elected  for  the  Sooth. Wert  RUli^  of  Voriuhirv  Apiil  i8to^  h^rk^ 


i»74 


in  F«l>. 


I.W. 


HE  JLDMUMD  A,  B.  MfTHWIH.  Bart  (WoroMUnblr*.  WmI). 

Edmuml  Anthony  llarlcv  Lkchmhre,*  only 

•on  of  Sir  E  !  ^i:erfonJ  Lechnere.  2nd  bartn— 

wbodkdiSsc  .4CUrm,d.  oftheUte  lion  fhivM 

Marniy.     lie  w^  buiu  1826^  vm  cd.  at  tl>< 

bott»e,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford.— EA.  1849.  ^: 

—and  m..  1858.  Looiaa  Katharine,  d.  ol  Joiui  **»t^n. 

En.,  of  Whit  well  Hall,  YorkiUfc     b  a  D.L.  and  a 

Tf  .  for  Worcettcnliire,  of  which  oooaly  be  was  Hidb 

1862.      Hat  the  Medjidie.  2nd  daa,  and  to 

of  the  Order  of  St.  John  of  Jafwaleai  in  Eng* 

!   which    he    is  both    SccreUry  and   Recciirer. 

V    Capt.    19th    Woroetterahiie   Rifle   Vol.    A 

./rrv.     Sat  lor  Tewkeaborv  i8664t,  and  oamc- 

^gh   1868  and   1874.     Ftr»t  elected  for  Wc« 


T0mm  Hmidtn<»    13.  BoIm 


Conn,  and  8ev«a  Ead.  Upcoa-oa-Sev«ta, 


I  Wyiw«B 


aUBB 

Henry  Lbb,  son  of  the  late  Lee  Lee,  Esq., 
of  Chorlev.  Lancashire,  l^  Anne,  d.  of  Joaeph  Cocka^, 
Esq.,  of  Boltoo.  He  waa  bom  Nov.  a9Ch,  1817,  and 
m.,  i8a6,  Hannah,  d.  of  John  Dracup,  Ea(|.,  of  Salfoid. 
Is  a  J.  P.  for  Lancashire  and  the  borough  of  Salfoid,  a 
tnerdumt  and  aumofactarer,  a  Director  of  the  " 
heater  Chamber  of  Commeice,  and  of  the 
aiMl  Salford  Bank.  AZi'Arm/.  UmQcceailaUy( 
Salford  1874.     Elected  for  Southampton  April  1 88a 

I  flMV^Kafoffai.  DcwHhifa.  < 
SM^Scdgby  Park.  IVniwkh.  I 


I  fb«B  Um  Low  CpMMriM,  and 


Wwcianliim.  wkkk  hs*^  b—  ia  dw  JMBJly  m^  iiaca.    Sir  Nidwlas  LachaMra,  MLRfar 

»aadi«y.wisaBai«ioftli.R«ka<aarattfcillsMkrtDa^liisy MidwU. 

fca  SoBcUor  and  Aoonwy-Ca— a|.  aad  CTwiaffrilnr  cl  dw  IHwky  af  Laaftatar,  was  < 
■Man  I  iciiaiws  of  * — 1*- —  int. 


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I 


MEMBERS  OP   PARLIAMENT. 


•fr^ 


y.  B.  VAUGHAK-LEE  (BomenMtthtre,  W«tt). 

Vaughan  Hanning  Vaughan-Lee,  only  son  of 
the  late  John  Lee  Lee,  Esq., — sometime  M.P.  for  Wells, 
—  of  Dillington  House,  near  Ilminster,  by  his  first  wife, 

iessy,  only  d.  of  the  late  John  EUiwards-Vaughan,  Esq.,  of 
Iheola.    He  was  bom  Feb.  25th,  1836,  was  cd.  at  Kton, 
and  m.,   1861,  Clara  Elizabeth,  d.  of  the  late  George 
Moore,  Elsq.,  of  Appleby  Hall,  Leicestershire.     Entered 
the  2lst  Fusiliers,  as  Ensign,  April  1854,  became  Lieut. 
Dec  1854,   and  Capt.    1858  ;  retired    1859  ;  served   in 
the   Eastern   Campaign    1854-5,    including   the    battles 
of  Alma  and   Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Seh-^  '"  "' 
the  attack  on  the  Redan  June  i8th,  and  in  tin 
dition   to  Kinbourn  ;   twice  wounded.     Was  son 
Major  Glamorganshire  Light  Infantry  Militia.      Is  a  J.  P.  for  Somersetshire  and 
CO.  Glamorgan,  of  which  latter  he  was  High  Sheriff  1871,  a  D.L.  for  Somerset- 
shire and  Glamorganshire,  and  Capt.  West  Somerset  Yeo.  Cav.     Assumed  in 
March   1874  the  additional  surname  of  Vaughan.      A   Conservative.       First 
elected  for  West  Somersetshire  Jan.  3rd,  1874, 

Patron  0/  three  Livsn£S—Penncc  and  Glyncorrwg,  Glamorgantbire ;  and  Kingstone, 
Somersetshire. 

CIttis—Army  and  Navy,  Boodle's,  Carlton. 

TffWH  Retidmce—i6,  Ennismore  Gardens,  S.W. 

^rrt/j— Dillington,  Somcikctshire  ;  Llaneley  and  Rheola,  Glamorganshire. 


J.  J.  LEEMAN  (York  City). 

Joseph  Johnson  Leeman,  son  of  George 
Lceman,  Esq.,  J.P.,  D.L.,  late  M.P.  for  York,  by 
Jane,  d.  of  the  late  Joseph  Johnson,  Esq.,  of  London, 
He  was  bom  1842,  and  m.,  1879,  Emily  Maud  Mary, 
only  child  of  the  late  Richard  Smethurst,  Esq.,  J.  P. 
and  D.L.,  of  Ellerbeck,  Lancashire,  who  was  High 
Sheriff  of  Lancashire  1870.  Is  a  D.L.  for  W.  Riding 
of  Yorkshire^  and  for  the  city  and  co.  of  York  city. 
A  LiberaJ.     Elected  for  York  April  2nd,  1880. 


T&wm  Residence— 1^  Upper  Growvenor  Street.  W. 
C»mUry  RetitUnce  -Acomb  Priory,  near  York. 


MCMBCRS  OP   fARtlAMENT.  t$^ 


oioBOi  i.  HAW  Lsrsvu 

Gcoiige  John  >  kvri,  /*. C,  too  of  Sir 

lolMGmnSh«».  .  CB.,  Clerk  of  the  Pariu- 

menu,  byiUdMl  Eouly.  a.  U  IchaboA  Wrifriit.  Eiq.,  oT 
Mamrljr  Hall,  NoltMMm.  He  wm bomisjj,  wm cd. 
■I  tiem,  wad  at  Tria.  ColL,  Camb.,  aad  a.,  1874,  Ladjr 
Cowiaaot  BMa7Mof«lon.4.ortbt  lid  Eari  ofDade. 
Calkd  to  dw  Bar  at  Iht  Iomt  Teapla  1S56.     Waa  cm 


of  iba  Deep  Saa  FMiartai  Coamifarion  i86}-4«  and  ChrU 
Lord  of  the  Adadfalty  for  a  fcw  weeks  in  1866  nadar 
EaH  RuMell't  Adminirtration.  Waa  ParUamcaunr  Sa» 
crriary  to  the  Board  ci  Trade  from  Dec  1868  till  Tan. 
1871,  Under  Secretary  to  tkeHooMDepafOBcnlftoailaa. 
till  March  1871,  aad  SocnCaiy  to  the  Adaaiialty  worn 
March  1S71  till  FeU  1874,  and  from  April  tUl  Nov.  1880,  whea  be  was 
apiK.io^cil  Firet  CommiMiooer  of  Work*.  U  a  Director  of  the  Goardiaa  Fire 
ao«1  l.iic  Amil  Co.  A  UUrai ;  in  bvor  of  greater  eooaonvia  oar  aatioaal 
e«|)eiiditure.  Unaicceeifidly  oootcrted  Wiactieeter  1839^  rlnt  aladed  for 
kradiag  Oct.  1864. 


W.J. 

William  John  Legh,  son  of  the  late  William 
Legh,  Esq.,  and  Mary  Anne,  d.  of  John  Wilkinfon,  Eao. 
He  was  bom  1819,  waa  ed.  at  Rugby,  and  ai..  1856, 
Emily  Jane,  d.  of  the  late  the  Vcn.  Charles  Konne 
WodebooK,  Archdeacon  of  Norwich.  Entered  the  Army 
|8a8,  tcnred  with  the  2 1st  Fusilien  in  the  Crimea,  and 
retired  as  Capt.  Is  a  D.L.  of  Cheshire  and  Lancashire, 
Ueat-Col.  Lancashire  HnaMis,  and  Hon.  CoL  4th 
Cheshire  RUIe  Vol.  A  C^mstrvatiw,  Sat  for  Soath 
Lancashire  from  May  1859  till  July  1865.  Ftnt  elected 
for  East  Cheshire  Dec  1868. 

C/iiJ»— Carteoa.  Boodk'i,  TWf,  Trmvdkn*. 

T0mm  fUtJJne*    jk,  B«lcr«««  Ssttw*.  S.W. 

Smt»—\.ywim  Park.  Stockport :  GolbooM  Park.  Waniagioa. 

BON.  GILBERT  S.  a  LBIQH  (Warwkktfdx%  ioattX 

Gilbert  Heni^'  Chandos  Leigh,  el  son  of 
the  and  Baron  Leigh,  by  Lady  CaroUae  Aaialia 
Groeveaor,  5th  d.  01  and  Marquees  of  Wcstadartcr, 
K.G.  He  was  bora  SepL  1st,  i8jEl.  aad  was  ed.  at 
Harrow,  and  at  Magdalcoe  Coll..  CamU  (B.A.  1874. 
M.A.  1878).  Is  a Tp  aad  a  D.L.  for  Warwickshii«. 
A  LUtnl,  Elected  for  South  Wararkkshire  April  7th. 
i88a 

C/bfc    D<!ro— hito.  Brooks's. 

C#OTi«r^  K99mttf^K9    "StOBMHUw  AOOCy^  W&tSt 


MO 


MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


C/«»*— Tnivclleis' 


B.  LSOB  (BodiarttrX 
Roger  Leigh,  adopted  son  of  the  late  Sir 

Robert  Holt  Leigh,  mt  ban.,  of  Barham  Court  and 
Hindley  Hall.    He  was  bom  1840,  was  cd.  at  Radh 
and  grad.   at  Ch.  Ch.,    Oxford,   and  at  Trin.  fol 
Camb.,  and  m.,  1861,  Elizabeth  Jane,  d.  of  tl 
c  ipt.  Thomas  Eden  Blackwell,  of  the  Royal 

re   Highlanders,    and    grand  d.    of  the   late   *  .m. 
kwell,  C.B.     Is  a  J. P.  for  cos.   Kent  and  Lan- 
tcr.    Succeeded  to  the  Hindley  and  Harham  isiatcs 
on  the  death,  in  1867,  of  his  kinsman  Baron 
down.       A     Conservative.       Elected    for    Ri.. 
April  1880. 
5"m/*— Hindley  Hall,  Wtgan  :  Barham  Court,  Teston,  Maiditoi 


SIR  BALDWTN  LEIOHTON,  Bart  (Shropshire,  South). 

Baldwyn  Leighton,  el.  son  of  Sir  Baldwin 
Leighton,  7th  bart., — who  died  187 1,— by  Mary,  d.  of 
Thomas  Netherton    Parker,    Esq.,   of  Sweeney  Hall, 
Salop.     He  was  l>om  Oct.  27lh,  1836,  was  ed.  at  Eton, 
and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford,— grad.  B.A.  1859,  M.A    i^' - 
—and  m.,   1864,  the  Hon.   Eleanor  Leicester  \'» 
d.  of  the  2nd  Baron  de  Tabley.     Was  sometime  a  < 
South  Salopian  Yeo.  Cav.     Is  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L.  1 
Shropshire.    Has  published  several  pamphlets  on  "  P< 
Law,"  "  Labour,''^ &c.,  also  "  Letters  of  the  late  Edw.ni 
Denison,  M.P."     A  Liberal  Conservative;  "  while  c; 
posed  to  legislation  based  on  theory  or  sentiment, 
m  favour  of  a  liberal  recon.st  ruction  of  some  ot  our  la. 
and  institutions,  based  on  sound  economic  principles."     First  elected  for  SouiL 
Shropshire  Aug.  1877. 

Patron  0/ one  Lhrin£^—C*rdc*ton  R.,  Salop.       C/«^r— Carlton,  Athenaeum,  St.  Jamcs't. 
Town  Jletidenee—49,  Upper  Brook  Street,  W.       Seat— hoion  Park,  Shrewsbury. 


OaSAD  SHAME. 


8.  LEiaHTON  (Shropshire,  North). 

Stanley    Leighton,    son    of   Sir    Baldwin 
Leighton,  7lh  bart.,  by  Mary,  d.  of  Thomas  Netherton 
Parker,  Esq..  of  Sweeney  Hall,  Salop.     He  was  bom 
Oct.  13th,  1837,  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Balliol  Coll., 
Oxford,— grad.  M.A.  1861,— and  m.,  1S73,  Jessie  Marie, 
d.  of  Henry  Bertie  Watkin  Williams-Wynn,   K-        >f 
Nanty-Meiched,  Montgomeryshire.     Called  to  1 
at  the  Inner  Temple  Psov.    1561,  and  went  the  < 
Circuit.       Is  a   Magistrate  for  Shropshire  and  Mont- 
gomeryshire, and  Capt.  of  the  15th  Shropshire  Volun- i 
teers.       A     Conservalive.        Unsuccessfully    contested  \ 
Bewdley    1872.      Elected  for  North   Shropshire   Feb. 
2nd,  1876. 

Clnbt — Carlton,  Athenaeum,  Oxford  and  Cambridge.  , 

Reticence— S^tenty  Hall,  Oswestry. 


MKMBEM  or  PARUAMIKT. 


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IT  &  a  OOBOOV 

Henry  George  Charict  Gordok-Lenmox,* 
/>.r.,  Mcond  Mm  of  the  sth  Duk«  oT  RktmMwl,  by 
l^y  Caroltor.  el.  d.  of  llie  Itt  Margiw  <d  AM^/jkmy. 
He  wu  bom  iftJI,  wms  rH.  at  Wrttmin«ter»  mmi  at 
Ch.  Ch..  Oilbnl,— fnd.  I        '  <    -.— «adi« 

wiHMliitoL     Wm  pivcii  ^  \befiMtii 

nrlbr  ForBicn  Anair*,  -nr*igncu  I&f6^— a 
Loid  of  Ibt  tVHNfT  fron  March  to  Dae  lt$j,  and 
horn  Fab.  1858  till  March  1859,  Scovtaiy  to  the 
AdmbahT  fton  ]tAy  1866  tUI  Dec.  1868,  aad  f\ni 
Cowmhrtfmer  of  Work*  fron  Feb.  1874  till  July  1876. 
Sworn  a  Privy  Councillor  1873.     U  a  D.L.  and  a  I.  P. 

4«aa.  a  J.P.  of  BanflUiirv.  Chm.  of  Cooncil  of  the  So.  oT  Art*,  and  Vice- 

.  of  the  Royal  Hortkultoral  Sa     A  IdtraJ  C^mtmrntip*,    VtrA  rctnmed 

1  hkherter  Fek  1846. 

CtmU-CM^tm,  WWM't.  TM;  MatlboMM«k. 

T0mm  Addtmt    S4.  Brook  Sovei.  W. 

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J.  0.  LBVn  (Qalway) 

John  Orrcl!  Lever,  son  of  the  late  Ji 
l.rvrr.  FNq.,  of  Manchester.     He  waa  bom  1814,  and 
II  '  luabeth,— who  died  1877,— d.  of  the  late 

I  rning,  Esq.,  of  Swinton,  Lancashire.     I« 

Uruciy  inicrcrted  in  tteam  ihtppiiM^  b  sole  leaMe  of 
theTnamea  and  OhummI  PUMnger  Scrrioe,  and  aadMir 
of  vevenil  worlu.  Waa  formerly  a  Directorof  the  Sooth 
Wales  Railway  Co.  and  of  the  Atlantic  Royal  Mail 
Steam  Navigation  Ca  ("I^ver  Line"),  and  it  was 
thruttgh  his  tnstramentatity  that  Gal  way  was  made  a 
{tacket -station.  \  Lih<nal  Cctutrvmtwe,  First  elected 
for  C.alway  Feb.  1859:  re-elected  May  l8S9b  «nd  sat 
until  July  186$,  when  he  wi 
date  ;  re-elected  April  l8Ba 


ted  May  l8$a  i 
an  oaaoooewu 


R0tidtme$9    ey.  Si.  GMrt***  Squaiv,  S.W. :  W««  Wortliii«. 


BOV.  E  P.  UFBOV-OOWn  CiM  Oew«1. 


143 


MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


J.  T.  LEVETT  (LlchfleldX 

Theophilus  John  Leveit,  son  of  the  late 
John  Levctt,  Esq.,  of  Wichnor  Park,  Staffordshirf,  by 
Sophia  Eliza,  d.  of  the  late  Hon.  Kol>crt  Kenne<ly. 
He  was  bom  ,  1S29,  and  m.,  1S56,  Lady  Jane 

•  •    '-v  Harriet  Fielding,  d.  of  the  7th  Earl  of  Denbigh. 
J.  P.    and  a  D.L    for   Siaffordshire,  a  J. P.    for 
lyshirc,   Lieut. -Col.   2nd  Administrative   Battalion 
Staffordshire    Rifle    Vol.,    and    Capt.    Queen's    Ov 
Staffordshire  Militia.     Formerly  Capt.  1st  Life  Guar> 
A  Comervative.     Elected  for  Lichfield  July  isth,  i8N 

C/iK^-Cariton. 

^rxiV/<r«r<¥— Wichnor  Park,  Burton-on-Trent. 


C.  R  LEWIS  (Londonderry). 

Charles  Edward  Lewis,  son  of  the  la 
Rev.  George  William  Lewis,  M.A.,  Oxon,  sometn 
minister  of  the  Chapel  of  Ease  at  Ramsgate.  He  \ 
bom  1825,  and  m.,  1850,  Isabella,  d.  of  the  1. 
Richard  Annesley  Ellison,  Esq.,  merchant,  of  Bris; 
Admitted  a  Solicitor  1847,  but  retired  from  the  ]» 
fession  1876.  A  Conservative.  First  elected  ; 
Londonderry  Nov.  1872. 

C/«**— Carlton.  Gresham,  Conservative,  Sl  Stephci. 
Rt$ideHce-  29,  Norfolk  Street,  Park  Lane,  W. 


VISCOUNT  LEWISHAM  (Kent,  West). 

William  Heneage  Legge(  Viscou 
Lewisham)^  son  of  the  5th  Earl  of  ' ' 
mouth,   by   Lady  Augusta,  d.  of  ; 
Earl  of  Aylesford,       He  was  bor; 
was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  • 
and  m.,  1879,  Lady  Mary  Coke,  4 
2nd  Earl  of  Leicester.     Appointe  ' 
27th  Staffordshire  Vol.  1880.    Is  a  j 
Staffordshire  and  Shropshire.     A  ton: 
vathfc.      First  elected  for  West  Kent  M 
15th,  1878. 

C/«(^«— Junior  Carlton,  Sl.  Stephen's. 

Jle*ideMrt—S5,  Manchester  Street,  Manchester  Square,  W, 


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Edward  Falconer  Litton,  C-C,  only  son 

o(  the  lale  Daniel  Litton,  £«q.,  of  Waterloo  Roaf!, 
Dublin.  He  was  bom  1827,  was  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll., 
I       ii  i!     B.A.    1849.    MA.    1864.— and  m., 

i\  .     \  ,  d.  of  the  late  ClifToid  Trotter.  E»q., 

ui  charlcviiic,  CO.  Wicklow.  Called  to  the  Bar  in 
Ireland  1849,  and  became  a  O.C.  1874.  b  aJ.P. 
for  coa.  Cork,  Tyrone,  and  wicklow.  A  I iSfraL 
Elected  for  co.  Tyrone  April  1880. 

C/«A»-RdbnB.  St«pb«i't  Gtmb. 
vlOinc,  OoTM.  oo.  Cork. 


M.  LLOYP  (BaanmirlaX 
Morgan  Lloyd,  Q.C.y  son  of  Morris  Uoyd,  of 
Ccfiigellgwm,  Merionethshire.     He  was  bom   1 
cd.  at  Edinborgb  Univ.,  and  m.  1st.  i8a8,  Kl 
died  i8s9i— d.  of  the  late  Admiral  the  Hoa  c.  ...^mu.- 
stone  Flc«mii«i  ttdly,  1879^  PitedUa  WiUy,  only  chiM 
of  the  late  Jamea  Lewes.  Em.  .  of  Cwnhynr.  Cardicaaabirr. 
Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  liiddk  Temple  1847.  made  a 
Q.C.  Feb.  1873,  and  a  Bcocber  of  hia  Inn  1875.    h  a 


144 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


[.P.  fbr  Merionethshire.     A  Liberal.     Unsuccesifully  contested  the  Anglesey 
Borooghs  186S.     First  elected  for  Beaumaris  Feb.  1 874. 

C/«^— Reform. 

CUmttrt    4.  King's  BoMrh  Walk.  E. C       T»wm  Retid*mcf—si,  Cornwall  GanlMt, S. W. 

B  LODER  (Shoreham). 

Robert  Loder,  son  of  the  late  Giles  Loder, 
Esq.,  of  VVilsford,  Salisbury,  by  Elizabeth,  d.  of  th< 
late  John  Higgbotham,  Esq.  He  was  bom  1823,  wa> 
ed.  at  Emmanuel  Coll.,  Camb.,  and  m.,  1847,  M.nri.i 
Georgiana,  d.  of  the  late  Hans  Busk,  Esq.  Is  a  J.l' 
and  a  I). L.  for  Sussex  (High  Sheriff  1877),  and  a  J.l 
for  Northamptonshire.  A  Coptsfrvative.  Elected  foi 
Shoreham  April  1880. 

C/«^-<:arlton. 

Town  RetuUnce—^z,  Grotvenor  Square.  W. 

.yi-rt/j— Whittlebury  Lodge.  Towc«*ter ;  Beech  Housr. 
Worthing  :  WiUford  House.  S)tluibur>'. 

W.  H.  LONG  (WUtsWre,  North). 

Walter  Hume  Ix)NG,  son  of  the  late  Richard 
Penruddocke  I-X)ng,  Esq.,  M.P.,  by  Charlotte  Anne,  d. 
of  Wentworth  Fitzwilliam  Hume-Dick,  Esq.,  M.P..  of 
Hume  Wood.  He  was  bom  July  13th,  1854,  was  c<l. 
at  Harrow,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford,  and  m.,  187S, 
Lady  Dorothy  Blanche  Boyle,  4th  d.  of  the  9th  Earl  of 
Cork  and  Orrery.  Is  a  J. P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Wiltshire. 
A  CoHservaiive.  Elected  for  North  Wiltshire  April  91I1. 
1880. 

C/«**— White's,  Turf.  Carlton. 

R esutefue— ^ood  Ashton,  Trowbridge. 


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QUOD  TtBI,  ID   MM 


BIB  LOPES  M.  LOPES,  Bart.  (Devon,  South). 

I^pes  Massey  Lopes,*  el.  son  of  the  late  Sir 
Ralph  I^pcs,  2nd  bart., — who  assumed  the  name  of 
Lopes  in  lieu  of  his  patronymic  Franco,  and  who  for 
some  time  was  M.P.  for  South  Devon, — by  Susan 
Gibbs,  el.  d.  of  the  late  Abraham  Ludlow,  Esq.,  of 
Heywood  House,  Wilts.  He  was  bom  June  14th,  1818, 
wased.  at  Winchester,  and  at  Oriel  Coll.,  Oxford, — grad. 
B.A.,  4th  class  in  Classics,  1842,  M.A.  1845,— and  ni. 
1st,  1854,  the  Hon.  Bertha, — who  died  1872, — only  d.  of 
the  1st  Baron  Churston  ;  and  2ndly,  1874,  Louisa,  d.  of 
Sir  Robert  William  Newman,  ist  bart.  Succeeded  hU 
father  from  Jan.  1854  till  April  1880 ;  was  a  Civil  Ix)rd 
of  the  Admiralty  from  Feb.  1874  till  April  1880.  Is  a 
D.L.  and  a  J.  P.  for  Wiluhire  and  Devon,  of  which  latter 


•  The  family  of  Lopes  derives  its  immediate  origin  from  Massey  Lopes.  Esq.,  of  Jamaica. 
The  ist  baronet.  Sir  Masseh  Lopes,  was  Kuccessively  M.P.  for  Evesham,  South  Demo, 
BnmMu>lc.  and  Westbury;  and  Sir  Ralph,  the  znd  baronet,  also  M.P.  for  Wcubury  and 
Sooth  Devon,  in  compliance  with  the  will  of  his  maternal  uncle,  assumed  the  itumame  ol 
Lopes,  only,  in  lieu  of  Franco,  with  the  arms  of  Lopes  quarterly  with  those  of  Franco,  l»y 
rojfiillicciisc  1831. 


or  PARUAMSNT. 


US 


of  iht  Rojr.  Acriaanifml  8a,  tad  Prarfdoit 
ir  of  Agikttkttrt  t  Im  baw  Cuic.  and  llcvoo 


Shrrirr  l8$7.  OM  of  lk« 

isuf  ihcCMtiml 
A  Cmmvmtim,    Sat  ior  W«ib«y  finoM  April  1B57  tfll  Nov.  1868, 
wUcu  bfi  «u  ftfit  oUctad  for  Sovth  D«voa. 

.  ^.  v..  Wifcfcti^uiB,  v..  n  Hill  I,  v., 


BON.  WILLIAH  LOWTUE  (Wl 

'^W!r-r>>         William  Lowther,*  lecond  fOD  of  the  Ute 
^^S)^       Hon.  II.  C  Unrthcr.-M.P.  for  Wenmofcbad  l8ia^,~ 
-JL^  bv  Lady  L4iqr  Eleanor,  d.  of  the  sth  Earl  of  Uarboroach. 

He  was  bora  Dec  14th,  i8ai.  %ra«  cd.  at  Magdalen  ColL. 
CaaOt.,  and  ol.  Dec  iTth,   1853,  OMrloite  Alice.    '     ' 
the  lit  Barao  Wemlcydale.  Wa*itnpakl  AttacM  to  ! 
MiMkm  at  Berlin   1841^   and  oaid   Att^h^    iS. 
Secretary  of  Lcsalion  al  Napka  l85a-8. 
1858^  and  at  licrlin  1859^1  ;  SccreUt^ 
Berlin  1861.7,  and  H.M.\  Minister  at  bucau*  Ayic^  1S67 
tUlIan.  1868,  when  he  resumed.     It  a  J.P.  and  a  D.L. 
for  Wertmoivlaiid  and  Oimberland,  a  J.P.  for  Bedfonbhire.  and  a  Director  of 
the  LoodoD  and  North- Wertem  Rail%ray.    Raised  to  the  rank  of  an  Earl's  son 
187a.     A  C0m$tnmtivt.     Fint  elected  for  Westmoreland  Jan.  8th,  1868. 

rAi4«-OHMM.  Tnvdim'.  Sl  8i«hw*i. 

70wm  kgwidnu*    Lotlwr  Lodn.  fsadi^twi  Core.  S.W. 

.S4«#-Aapiyil  PiMk.  BadiM^Ura. 


B.  J.  UnU^UKMAJ  (tee  LlndaayL 


AOcroB  ntmosA 

rAUT. 


LOBBOOK,  Bart  (UnlTeraity  of  LondonX 
John  Lubbock,  D.C.L,,  LL,D.,  F.R.S.,  cl. 

son  of  Sir  John  Wniiam  Lubbuck.  Vr\  bart.,— who  died 
1865,— by  Harriet,  d.  of  the  btc  Ucut.-Cul.  Ilotham. 
He  was  bom  April  ;oth.  iSv»,  was  cil.  at  Eton,  and  in 
1856  m.  Ellen  1  ^ho  died   1879,  -only  d.  oT 

the  !ntc  Rev.   I*.  n,  of  ChnrltoTKuni-llanly. 

\  ^     r  «  !, ...  of  London. 

I  •  t  :''.>'   1  I'nea.  of  the 

Koyai  society  and  oi  the  ikrui\n  AKsocuiiun,  a  member 
of  the  Royal,  Ltnniean,  Geological,  and  various  other 


aocietiea,  Hon.  Sec  to  the  Committee  of 
Bankers,  a  partner  in  the  London  banking  firm  of  Robarts, 
Lnbbock,  and  Co..  and  a  Royal  Commlmiaoer  for  the 
Advancement  of  Science ;  created  Hon.  D.C.L.  of 
Oxford  1874,  and  Hon.  LL.D.  of  Trin.  ColL,  Dublin, 


TIm  furily  of  LevdMT  kM  bMn  MaMd  for  ii»c 
umL    StrRa>kikL(mtkcr«»i«aMmlwrofParfbMaaferW« 
G«Mrml  lo  ICii«  EdwMd  I.    H»  mm  Sir  Hugh  HmI  a  I 
r.  MidsgnHM«ffrM«Mf«itlM>«kiiu&    Hh 
ouft.  14a  s.  aad  ikk  kaifkiV  aimadM  »M  Sheriff  oT  Cm 
iad  lelaiilBad  b  ifta,  aad L  iMd  Ikai  loyal  kidy  b  kis 


HdLoD. 

aMdAm 

hikbaMaw  of 

•wiadwbutto 

wkM  MaryQMM 

10 


146 


MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


J 


1878.  Author  of  "  Prehistoric  Times,"  "  The  Origin  of  Civilization 
Primitive  Condition  of  Man/'  "The  Origin  and  Metamorphoses  of  Insects," 
•*  British  Wild  Flowers  considered  in  relation  to  Insects,"  **  A  Monograph  of 
the  Thjrsanoura  and  CoIIembola,"  &c.,  and  of  various  memoirs  published  bv 
the  Roval«  Linnaean,  Ethnological,  Geological  and  Entomological,  Statist icnf, 
anc  other  societies.  Formerly  a  Public  Schools*  Commissioner,  and  \\ 
the  Royal  International  Monetary  Commission.  A  Liberal.  Unsucci 
contested  West  Kent  1865  and  1868,  and  Maidstone  April  1880.  S.,  ;.. 
Maidstone  from  Feb.  1870  till  March  1880.  Elected  for  the  University  of 
London  June  2nd,  1880. 

C/M^Atheiuenm. 

T0mm  Addm*—xi,  Lombard  Street,  E.C 

Stnt—W^  Eliiu,Down,  Kent. 


SIR  ANDREW  LUSK.  Bart.  (TlnsburyX 

Andrew  Lusk,  son  of  the  late  John  Lusk,  of 
Barr,  Ayrshire,  by  Margaret,  d.  of  Mr.  Earl.  He  wa 
bom  1813,  and  m.,  1^8,  Eliza,  d.  of  the  late  Inirns 
Potter,  Esq.,  of  Falkirk,  N.B.  Is  a  D.L.  and  Aide  i  11 
of  the  city  of  London,  a  J. P.  for  Middlesex,  a  Director  (,f 
the  Imperial  Bank  and  of  the  Gen.  Fire  and  Life  Assu 
Co.,  and  in  business  as  a  merchant  and  shipownei. 
Was  Sheriff  of  London  and  Middlesex  iS6o-6i,  and 
Lord  Mayor  of  London  1873-4.  Created  a  Baronet  1874, 
tf)  commemorate  the  visit  of  the  Emperor  of  Russia  to  the 
c  ity  of  London.  A  Liberal ;  in  favor  of  short  Parlia- 
ments.    First  elected  for  Finsbury  July  1865. 

C/w*— Reform, 

Town  Retidenee—\f>,  Hyde  Park  Street,  W. 

Jm^— Coiney  Park,  St.  Albans,  Herts. 


VISCOUNT  LYMINOTON  (Barnstaple). 


Newton  Wallop  ( Viscount  Lymin^ 
Ion),  el.  son  of  the  5th  Earl  of  Portsmouth, 
by  I^dy  Eveline  Alicia  Juliana  Herlx;'    -' 
d.  of  the  3rd  Earl  of  Carnarvon.     1 1 
born  Jan.  19th,  1856,  and  was  ed.  at  I 
Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.    in  honors  in  ( 
and  Modem  History  1879).      Is  a  J.l 
Devon,    and  a   D.L.   for  Wexford   co.     .\ 
LiSeraJ.      First  elected  for  Barnstaple  Jan. 
1880. 

Clttis-  White's,  Brooks's. 

Country  /f^xfi^iiuv— Hurstboume  Park,  Whil 
church.  Hams. 


I 


MEMBERS  or  PAEUAMSMT. 


M7 


B.II.tTOM 

Rol>ert  Dyer  Lyons,  lecond  son  of  the  Uue 
Sir  WiliiAtn  LvoM,  of  Cotk,  He  WM  boni  1S36,  «m 
ctI.  at  Thn  Coll.,  DvbUa,— fnd.  M.B.  i84B,-hum1  n., 
1856^  MaHe.  d.  oT  the  bue  Rl  Hon.  DavM  RidrnM 
Viioft,  LoH  Chief  Bnoa  of  the  EicheqMr  in  Irdenl 
U  A  Fellow  of  the  Colkfe  of  PhyrieiiM  ia  lieleml,  ■ 
oMBber  of  the  Rojrd  Iriih  Aeidmq,  Vhpkitm  to 
the  RidMBdod  and  other  Hogpitek,  PraCeMor  of  the 


Pnu^icc  of  Medicine  In  the    Catholic 
Ireland,   and   a  Senator  of  the   Royal 


Ireland.      Waa  Patholo^.fai-Chief  to  the  Anay   m 

to  Portu|^ 


^*^S«^[^^^  the  CHmcn  1 855  A  Hpedal 

^^^^^-^^        on  Yellow  Few   1857,  and 
>7  the  Onecn'ft  Univ..  Ireland.    Author  of 

"  >  A«  a  ZiArm/,  a  Catholic,  and  an  Irishi 

tcred,  and  unpledged."    Elected  for  DubUn  city  April  l88a 

CAi^DvUki  Uabwriiy. 

17.  Si.  jMMi's  Pkca,  &W. :  I,  Mmrkm  Sqww*  Wmi. 
CattK  ea  UflMrkJk 


i 


1.  HflAXTHUE  (LdoeeterX 

Alexander  McArthur,  son  of  the  late  Rev. 
John  McAnhur,  Weslejran  minister,  of  Londonderry, 
and  brother  of  Alderman  William  McArthur,  M.P.  for 
Lambeth.  He  was  born  1814,  and  m.,  1853,  Maria 
Bowden,  and  d.  of  the  Rer.  W.  a  Boycc.  Wa*  a 
member  of  the  Legislative  Assembly  of  New  South  Wales 
during  two  Parliaments,  and  a  Magistrate  of  the  Tcm- 
tory.  In  1867  was  nominated  a  member  of  the  Legis- 
lative Council  Returned  to  England  i86t.  Is  a  partner 
in  the  firm  of  W.  and  A.  McArthur,  AnstraJian  nieiihants, 
a  I.l'.  for  Surrey,  a  Director  of  the  Land  Mortgage  Bank 
of  Victoria,  and  a  Fellow  of  the  Royal  Geographical 
Society,  and  of  the  Colonial  and  Victoria  Instituiea.    Was 

a  member  of  the  fint  London  School  Board  (Lambeth  Divisioo)  i870-73-     A 

Idtrul     First  elected  for  Leicester  Feb.  4874. 


Ciblr-Edbna.  N««  UIwbI.  CSiy. 

Bmtimtu  Addrwm-iM  and  19^  SOk  Sneti.  Ciiiflifii,  E.C 

M0tidmn    EiMgii  Han,  Briam  Riaa,  8.W. 


I4S 


MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


RIQBT  EON.  WniZAM  MoABTRUS  (LambethV 

William  McArthur,  son  of  the  late  Rev. 
John  McArthur,  Wcslcyan  minister  of  Lomlondcrry, 
Was  formerly  an  Altlerman  of  that  city,  where  he  wat 
many  years  engage*!  in  commerce,  and  from  whence  in 
1857  he  removetl  to  I^ndon.  Is  a  merchant  largely 
cngagetl  in  the  Australian  trade,  having,  in  partnership 
with  his  brother,  A.  McArthur,  M.  P.,  houses  at  Sydney, 
Mellwume,  and  Auckland.  In  1867-8  he  served  as 
Sheriff  of  I^ndon  and  Middlesex.  Is  Lord  Mayor  of 
London  for  the  year  1880-81,  a  J.  P.  for  Surrey,  a  D.L. 
of  the  city  of  London,  Chm.  of  the  Star  Assu.  Co., 
a  Director  of  the  City  Bank,  of  the  Bank  of  Australasia, 
and  of  the  Australian  Telegraph  Co.,  and  a  F.R.(i.S. 
Unanimously  elected,  in  Sept.  1872,  an  Alderman  of  I^ndon  for  Cok-man 
Street  Ward.  A  Liberal.  Unsuccessfully  contested  Pontcfract  July  1865. 
First  elected  for  Lambeth  Nov.  1868. 

C/m^»— Reform   Qly,  City  Liberal 

Rttidentt—x,  Gwydyr  Houses,  Brixton  Rise,  S.W. 

Official  Rtsidtnct — Mamion  Hotue,  E.C 


^2222255^^, 


J.  W.  ELLISON-MACARTNEY  (Tyrone  Comity). 

John  William  Ellison-Macartney,  only  son 

^  ^7*^^  ^  °^  ^^^  ^^^^  ^^^*  'r^°"^^  Ellison,  of  Killarmen 
6gjr  ^^^  Kilkenny,  by  Catherine,  2nd  d.  of  Arthur  Chich 
r\\        ^W  Macartney,  Esq.,  K.C.,  of  Murlough,  co.  Down,     ih 

was  bom  May  2nd,  1818,  was  ed.  at  the  Universities  ol 
Bonn  and  Munich,  and  m.,  1851,  Elizabeth  rhalu  .  <  1. 
surviving  d.  of  the  Rev.  John  Grey  Porter,  of  Kilsk 
CO.  Tyrone,  and  Belleisle,  CO.  Fermanagh.     Called; 
Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  1846,  and  to  the  Irish  1 
the  King's  Inn,   Dublin,    1848.      Is  a  meml>er  <.i 
Royal  Irish  Aatdemy,  and  a  J.  P.  for  cos.  Tyrom 
Fermanagh,  and  was  High  Sheriff  of  co.  Armagh  i 
Assumed  in    1859,  by  royal  license,  the   surname       ■ 
arms  of  Macartney.     A  Conservative ;  in  favor  of  I '        ' 
Right  and   Reform   of  Grand  Jury   Laws   in    Ir< 
First  elected  for  co.  Tyrone  Feb.  nth,  1874,  havii 
April  1873  been  an  imsuccessful  candidate. 

C/Miiff— CarltoD,  National.  St  Stephen's.  Kildare  Street,  Ulster. 
5^ca/— Clogher  Park.  00.  Tyrone. 


MIIIBEBS  or  FARLlAMEirr. 


«49 


justio  KfCAATHY,  loii  of  Michtd  FrtDctt 
M*C«fthy,  of  Cork,  by  Elks  kb  vtfk  H«  «ra«  >»ni 
Not.  tsad,  tSyn,  wm  ed.  at  «  private  tcbool  in  < 
and  m.,  §•$$•  Charioltt,— who  d.  1879^— d.  oT  \V  < . 
AlloMdH  Ea^  of  Baadoik  Wm  tooM  ymn  cnffagcd 
on  ilie  iwamf  ilaff  of  a  Lhrwpool  paper,  aad  was 
^    ^aida  iiMiii-lf  faiato •diior wJediiofwixirfef 

he  tmf«lled  b  the  uSTSiee 
be  took  an  acchw  iotcrert  ia  the 


^     ^  Sajioo,"  •«  Ladj  Judith,'*  and  ** The  Watcidale  Ndgh- 

A  //#w/  A*mlfr,     Kint  elected  far  00.  Loi^lbid  AprU  1879. 


I  the  Uqoor  Lawa.    b  aalhor  of  a  '*  Hitfonr 
»«ni  Tlmcat'*  and  of  the  Mveb  **A  Fair 


Tbomat  M'Clure,^  son  of  the  Ute  WiUiam 

M'Chiic,     br    Elixabcth,    d.    of    the     Rev.  John 

TTi.^mw^n,    Preftbjterian    Minister.       He   was    born 

1.  1806,  was  cd.  at  the  BeUast  Academical 

I.  and  m.,  1877,  EUisoo  Thorbora,  da.  of 

K.  A.  Mac6e.    Esq.  (fonnetly  M.P.    for    Letth).  of 

Drcghora   Castle,  Edinborch.     Is   a   J.P.  for    ooa. 

Down,   Armagh,  and  Antrim,  and  the  boroMHh  of 

BeUast,  and  Vice  Ucut  of  Dowmhirc.  of  whidi  he 

was  High  Sheriff  1864.     Created  a  Baronet   1874. 

Promoted  the  Public  Parks  (IreUmd)  BiU.    A  Utfm/. 

UnsucctasfalW  contested  Belfiut  1857,  and  sat  for  that 

1868-1  - .        - 


74,  when  he  was  an  nnsnccrssful  candi« 
date  ;  fint  elected  for  co.  Londonderry  Dec.  igch,  1878. 
•  Oiwa.  UkMT. 


J.  C  WOOAK  (Wlcklow  Coimtn 

James  Caxiilc  M'Coan,  son  of  the  Ute 
Mr.  Clement  M*Coan,  of  Dunfow,  00.  Tyrone.  He 
was  born  l8ao,  was  ed.  at  Dungannoo  School,  and  at 
the  Ix)ndon  Univ.,  and  m.,  1857,  Augusta,  «£  of  the 
late  M  r.  W  illiam  Icnkyns,  of  Elgm,  N.  B.  Called  to  the 
Bar  at  the  Middie  Temple  l8«&  Practised  for  aevcral 
years  at  the  Sopreme  Consater  Court  of  the  Levant, 
at  Coostantinoole,  where  he  founded  and  edited  the 
Ltvant  lleraU  newspaper.  Author  of  fcvcral  works 
Eastern  snbiects,  indudiitf  **  Egypt  as  it  is,'*  **Our  New  Protectorate," 
Electedfar  Wnilow 00.  April  188& 


Ac     A  H0mi  RmUr, 


Cowt.  T«M«.  B.C       Mnidimt*    <■.  Hotdaf  Wi  Squtv.  W. 


Dttvid  CafeMS  oT  ilM  CUnMS  faarfly,  tnm 
asM^.fariUciqr 


150  MEMBERS  OP  PARLIAMENT. 


W.  T.  KoOULLAOH  T0RRSN8  CBm  Ikimna]. 


A.  MACDONALD  (BUffonlX 
Alexander  Macdonald.  He  was  bom  about 
1823,  of  |KX)r  parents,  and  at  the  age  of  eight  years  com- 
menced to  work  with  his  father  in  a  mine,  but  at  every 
available  opportunity  was  sent  by  his  mother  to  scbc»ol. 
In  1842  he  took  an  active  part  in  a  strike,  and  afterwauls 
detennineil  to  prosecute  his  studies,  with  the  view  to  cnttr 
a  learned  profession.  From  scanty  earnings  he  saved 
sufficient  to  enter  the  Glasgow  University,  where  he  re- 
mained two  sesstons,  supporting  himself  in  the  wmter  by  moneys  earned  from 
mining  in  the  summer.  In  1850  he  became  a  teacher,  and  continued  in  that 
occupation  for  some  years,  until  the  subject  of  an  improved  Miners  A  •  1 

his  attention.     In  1857  he  took  a  leading  part  in  a  Conference  of  ^ 

was  held  at   Ashton-under-Lyne ;  from  that  time  until  i860  he  di —  . 

whole  time  in  advocating  a  Bill  for  increasing  protection  to  miners  and  edu- 
cating their  children.  From  i860  to  1862  was  engaged  in  advocating  the 
necessity  of  an  additional  shaft  being  added  to  each  mine.  In  1863  he  was 
appointed  President  of  the  Miners*  National  Association,  and  as  such  care- 
fully watched  over  the  Bills  relating  to  mines  that  were  introduced  into  Parliament 
in  1869-70-71-72.  Between  the  vears  1864-7  ^^  P^'^  great  attention  to  the 
Master  and  Servant's  Act.  He  has  three  times  visited  the  United  States  nf 
America,  to  compare  the  position  of  working  men  there  with  those  in  this  com  '  i  y. 
In  Jan.  1873  he  was  presented  unth  /"i.soo,  which  sum  had  been  subscnln  i 
for  him  among  the  miners  throughout  the  country.  Is  unmarried.  A  Liberal. 
Unsuccessfully  contested  the  Kilmarnock  Burghs  1868.  Elected  for  Stafford 
Feb.  4th,  1874,  and  his  election  for  that  borough  is  notable  in  consequence  of 
his  being  the  first  "working-man"  elected  to  a  seat  in  the  Legislature.  Im- 
mediately after  his  election  the  Government  appointed  him  a  member  of  the 
Royal  Commission  to  inquire  into  Trade  Unions,  &c;  re-elected  April  1880. 
London  >4«i/nr«— Westminster  Palace  Hotel,  S.  W. 
RetuUnce--^eSbaXi,  HamUtoo.  N.B. 

D   H.  MACFARLANE  (Caxlow  County). 

Donald      Home     Macfar- 

LANE,  youngest  son  of  the  late  Allan 
Macfarlane,  Esq.,  J.  P.,  of  Caitlnu^s. 
by  Margaret,    d.  of  the  late  M.ij  .1 
James    Home,    of  Stirkoke,    Caith- 
ness-shire.    He  was  bom  1830,  was 
privately   ed.,  and   m.,   1857,    Mnrv 
Isabella,    d.  of  the   late   Hen; 
Bagshawe,    Esq.,    Q.C.       A    / 
Ruler;  "in  favor  of  fixity  of  tcnui 
for  tenant  farmers."     Elected  for  ci 
Carlow  April  1880. 

C/wAf— RcfiKiB.  Devonshire,  Oriental. 

ResitUnctt-fn,  Portland  Place,  W.  :  Dorset  Cotta^,  Fulham,  S.W. 


MKMBtRS  or  FAftUAMBWT.  151 

MtlAUIrWMM  llM 


A  J  ■urrTBi  (worom»  otrK 

/Kncas  John  M*Intyre,  Q.C,,  ton  of  the  late 
jV.ncm»    M'lnt/re,    Em^    LUU,    F.L.S..   oT  Ktnt; » 
byOMtfloCte! 


Colkfc,  AbcftlciiL  bv  OMrioCte  Smumw  d.  oT  William 
TbooHoa.  Eiq.,  or  KiMMoa,  JmmktL  H«  «m  bgni 
iSai,  tad  Ok,  i8S4.  Fltinor,  d.  of  Gooi|t  Cofbiii, 
Em.  CdM  to  iIm  Bw  at  Ibt  MiddkTMBit  tSiA, 
ana  hwina  a  Q.C  iSji,  and  a  Btm-twr  01  hk  Ian 
187—.  Goci  the  Noitli  Wales  Circuit,  and  attend*  the 
ChoMor  and  GlaoMmaashife  SMrioni,  A  /Jitra/. 
Etoaed  far  WorcsiUr  dly  April  1880. 


^ 

^ 


D.  MAO  IVBE  (BlrfcanlMhdX 

David  Mac  Iver,  cL  son  of  Chariet  Mac 
Ivcr  of  Caldentooe,  Allcrton,  nou  Liverpool,  by  Maxy 
Anii,foaintd.ofihcUtcI>.  Moriiaa,ofGlaijp>w.  He 
waa  bom  iSfC\  wa*  ed.  at  the  Royal  IimiHitki  School, 
Mxd,  and  m.  1st,  AiMM^—who  died  1869^— d.  of  the 
obert  Rankin,  of  BnNnboroogh ;  and  aadly,  Edith 
d.  of  A.  T.  Squarey,  of  Bebinetoo.  Was  some* 
or  tith  Lancashire  ArtiUety  Vol,  Clun.  of  the 
<  aatthJD  Ownen'  Association,  and  Prcsideal 
ican  Cluunl 


Liverpool, 
btc  Rober 


iber  of  Coomefoe.    Was  daring 
— rner  in  the  finn  of  D.  and  C  Mac  Iver 
•f  the  Cunard  steamers),  but  retired  in 

-  _        --'ur  of  the  Great  Western  Railway,  an 

AUicnnan  and  a  J.F.  Kx-  Liverpool,  and  Rear  Commodore  of  the  Royal  Mersey 
Yacht  Chib.  A  CWmvui/Irv.  Holds  strong  views  in  regard  to  merdiant 
shipping  legislation,  and  has  oablished  pampolets  on  the  soDJect  *'  Believes 
oevote 


that  private  shipowners  who  devote  personal  attention  to  their  business  have 
beea  placed  by  recent  legislation  at  a  disadvaatafle ;  and  that  the  ignoraat  and 
aatcfapalons  as  well  as  Limited  Liability  proprietors  whom  peconiary  daiaia 
caaaot  reach,  are  to  all  practical  btents  and  pnrpoies  exempt  firom  the  operation 
of  the  statutes  on  whica  the  Board  of  Trade — mistakenly — relies  for  the  pre* 
vcntion  of  shipping  disasters.  Consklen  that  the  Board  of  Trade  dirKtly 
discoorsgcd  care  and  pmdence  in  shipping  management  by  fastening  resDoiisa> 
bilities  aiMl  liabilities  upon  honest  traders,  wMdi,  with  rare  exoeptioes,  ail  to 
reach  dishonest  traders ;   and  that  nothing  will  ever  luwaa  the  aombcr  of 


casualties  except  a  proper  system  of  iiiapaclioo  appUed  to  veaseb 
themselves,  and  to  the  inode  ofworkiag  theia.**  Fust  dectea  for  Birkenhead 
Nov.  24th,  1874. 

ClmU^aakmk,  Ci— i^Mli«.  Si.  9wphMi'«. 

T0mm  Add^tu^it,  LncMMr  Gala.  W. 

Smit^Wooidm,  bmt  IMiliMliiJ  i  Waalui  Ho«.  AaiMiritli. 


'52 


MEMBERS  or   PARLIAMENT. 


SIB  JOSEPH  ir.  WUKSSVA  (TonchalX 


Joseph  Neale  McKenna,*  el.  son  of  the 

late  Michael  McKcnna,  Esq.,  of  Dublin,  by  Mary,  cl. 
d.  of  the  late  Oliver  Plunket  Grcgan,  Ksq.,  of  Dublin. 
Hewa.slx>m  1819,  wasc<l.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin,  and 
m.,  1842,  Ksther  Louisa,  youngest  d.  of  the  late 
K<lmond  Howe,  Esq.,  of  Ihiblin.  Callctl  to  the  Bar 
in  Ireland  1848.  Reccivetl  the  honor  of  Kniijhthood 
1867.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  CO.  Waterfonl,  and  a  D.L.  for 
CO.  Cork.  In  favor  of  Honu  A'ulf.  Unsuccessfully 
contest e<l  Tralce  1865.  Sat  for  Youghal  from  July 
1865  till  Nov.  1868,  when  he  was  an  unsuccessful 
candidate.  Re-elected  for  Youghal  1874,  and  April 
6th,  1880. 


CluhSu  George's. 

TtWM  Retidtnce—^,  Lancaster  Gate,  W. 
J/«/— Ardogenna,  YoughaL 

B.  B.  MA  OKIE  (Wakefield). 
Robert  Bownas  Mack  IE,  son  of  the  late 
Robert  J.  Mackie,  Esq.,  of  St  John's,  Wakefield.  He 
was  lx)m  1829,  was  ed.  at  Wesley  College,  Shef- 
field, and  m.,  1852,  Fanny,— who  died  1853, — d.  of 
the  late  William  Shaw,  Esq.,  of  Stanley  Hall,  near 
Wakefield.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  the  West  Riding  of  Yorkshire^ 
Was  formerly  a  partner  in  the  firm  of  Robert  Mackie 
and  Sons,  corn  merchants,  of  Wakefield.  A  LiberaL 
Elected  for  Wakefield  April  1 880,  having  in  1874  been 
an  unsuccessful  candidate. 

C/«^J— Reform,  Devonshire. 
Reiiiience—^\..  John's,  Wakefield. 

0.  FRA8ER-MACKINT0SH  (Inverness  District).  ! 

Charles     Kraser  -  Mackintosh,     son     of 

Alexander  Frxser,  of  Dochnalurg,  near  Inverness,  by 
Marjory,  d.  of  Capt  Alexander  Mackintosh.  He  was 
bom  1828,  was  privately  ed.,  and  m.,  1876,  Eveline 
May,  only  d.  of  Richard  D.  Holland,  Esq.,  of  Brook- 
lands,  Streatham.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  co.  Inverness,  and  a 
F.S.A.  Scot  Was  sometime  Capt  Inverness-shire 
Rifle  Vol.  Assumed  the  additional  surname  of  Mackin- 
tosh by  royal  license  1857,  in  accordance  with  the  will  of 
his  uncle,  Lieut.  Eneas  Mackintosh,  R.N.,  who  was  the 
male  representative  of  the  ancient  family  of  Mackintosh 
of  Horlum,  which  in  1592  branched  off  from  Mackintosh 
of  Mackintosh.  Author  of  "  Antiquarian  Notes,  and 
"  Invemessiana."  K\\  Independent  Liberal.  First  clccie<i 
for  Inverness  District  Feb.  1874. 
Club — Devonshire. 
TvwH  Resui*fut—s,  Oarges  Street,  W.        ^y^/i/— Prummond,  InvemeM. 

*  Sir  Joseph  claims  to  be  the  eldest  lineal  aaale  descendant  of  the  last  Lord  or  Prince)  of 
Tnxagh. 


^5ia2sBJ3$^^ 


MBMBUUI  OP  PARUAMKirr.  I$3 


^a  Peter  McLaoak.  oqIv  mnriving  iod  of  the 

%^  ltl«PHOTMcUMM.ori^dBplMf«oo.MidlCftkkr.N.B. 

H«  «nM  cd.  iitTUIrocmllfy  SdL  aad  at  the  Univ.  of 

F<linHttrKli.  oT  whkii  ha  b  •  member  oT  the  Condi, 

.  1876^  Elimbelli  Amm,  d.  at  Gcorce  Ttjrior, 

.r  Ued^  mm!  vidmr  oT  John  Hcmy  Taylor, 

^^eld.     !•  a  J.  p.  Cor  eoa.  d  Ji/iAnXmt^  ud 

4  U.U  a  linlitlvMnliift,  •  Rojr.  Com- 

_^^      -.  .    ij   loqiUre  Inio   Um   kw  rebiiag   to   the 

^^     *•  Umlkmi't  Rigbt  oT  Hn»llMC  la  Seollaiid."  a  Rojr. 
^'^         CommWoner  10   iaqiiirt   iMo   tbc  Iftwt  relating  to 
Grocm'  iicencei  in  Scot  land,  Chm.  of  the  Oveen  Amo. 
Co    in  T  (hnr  of  a  pamphlet  oo  *«  Road  Rclbrm,"  asMlof  variooe 

pa  ...     ^^  ^  Fellow  of  the  Rojr.  So.  of  Scotlaml,  ami 

oil  ctiea.     Promoted  ami  pMttd  the  "Gama  Lawi 

A< 


Fii  ilitbgowshire  July  1865. 

Smi    Vfmmhmmm,  iPd^Ibidar,  N.B. 


aB.B.  MXA&BV 


tctiea.     Promoted  am!  pMMd 

77."    A  Uhiml;  in  favor  oC  mm^mcrwaiioo. 


Charles  Benjamin  Bright  M'Ijiren,  third  too 
of  Duncan  M'Larcn,  Esq.,  M.P.,  Newington  Hooaa^ 
Edinlmrvh,  by  Prbctlla,  d.  of  the  hue  Jacob  BrUht. 
Eaq.,  of  Green  Bank,  Rochdale,  and  sister  of  the  KL 
Hon.  lohn  Unght,  M.F.  He  was  bora  May  lath,  1850^ 
was  cd.  at  Tottenham  School,  and  at  Edinburgh  Univcnity, 
where  he  gained  the  Trndale>  Bruce  Priie  for  Metapbyiio, 
and  the  Hamilton  Scholanhip,— grad.  M.A.  with  firvt'dam 
1870^  and  obtained  the  Fetgosson  Philoaophical  Scholanhip  1871. 
Ht  afterwatds  proceeded  to  the  Umverrities  of  Bonn  and  Heiddberjg.  He 
B.,  1877,  Laura,  only  d.  of  Hemy  D.  Pochin.  Evi.,  of  Bodnant  Hall,  Cooway, 
formerly  M.P.  for  Suflbid.     Wat  aomct^  of  the  Lm^  Daily  Nrmt^ 

ttid  a  contrthutor  to  the  London  prr^.  the  Bar  at  Linculn't  Inn 

1S74,  and  joined  the  Norther  cy  diieflr  at  the  Chancery 

Bar.     Ua  Director  of  the  M  'hn's  Wood  RaOwajr  Ca, 

and  of  the  Shcepbridge  Coal  anu  irun  t.u.  i.iinucd.  An  m^mmctd  Uktrmi; 
Ib  fiivor  of  the  felktt  measufe  of  justice  to  every  dtbmi,  wilhoat  diiriwctioii 
afaax. 

OmU    Rsfana,S»*Ofc 

Ckmmktw    J.  N««  8qMi«.  Lbegla^  laa.  W.C 


'54 


MllfBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


RIGHT  HON.  JOHH  MXAREM  (Edlntmxih  OltyX 

John     M'Laren,    eldest    son     of    Duncan 
M'l^rcn,   }\M\.,  late  M.P.   for   Edinburgh,    by   his  1st 
wife.   Grant,  d.  of  the  late  William  Aitkcn,    Esq.,   of 
Haddingtonshire.     He  was  bom  1831,  was  ed.  at  Ldin- 
burjjh  Univ.,  and  m.,   1868,  Oltilie  Augusta,  d.  of  tl 
late    H.    L.    Schwabc,    Esq.,    merchant,    of   Glasgo\ 
Admitted  to  the  Scottish  Bar  1856,  and  was  Sheriff  01 
Chancery  in  Scotland  1869-80.     Apixainted  Lord  Advo- 
cate   for   Scotland    April    1880.       A    Liberal;    sat    for 
Wigtown  District  from  April  till  May  1880;  unsuccessfully  contested  Wigtown 
District  May  1880,  and  lierwick-on-Tweed  July  1880;  elected  for  Edinburgh 
city  Jan.  27th,  1881. 


( 


C/M^-Reform. 

Official  Town  Addrru-Homc  Office,  Whitehall,  S.W. 

ResuifHct—^t,  Moray  Place,  EdinburRh. 


J 


STEWART  MACLIVER  (Plymouth). 

Peter  Stewart  Macliver,  son  of  the  lai 
David  Macliver,  Esq.,  of  Kilchoman,  Islay,  N.B.,  who 
was  paternal  uncle  of  the  late  Field- Marshal  Baron 
Clyde,  G.C.B.  He  was  bom  1820,  was  ed.  at  Hii 
School  and  Univ.  of  Glasgow,  and  m.,  1842,  Anne, 
d.  of  P.  Miller,  Esq.,  of  Glasgow.  Is  a  J.  P.  for 
Somersetshire,  a  journalist,  and  proprietor  of  the  Daily 
Press,  published  at  Bristol.  A  Liberal,  and  Non- 
conformist. 

Club—  Devonshire. 

ReiideHct—  Sx^wkSK,  Wesum-super-Mare. 


J.  Q.  M'MINNIES  (Warrington). 
John  Gordon  M 'Minnies,  son  of  Mr.  John 
M 'Minnies,  of  Lancaster.  He  was  born  18—,  and  m., 
i860,  Mary,  d.  of  Mr.  William  Ragg,  of  Ashby-de-la- 
Zouch.  Formeriy  an  Alderman  of  \N  arringlon,  of  which 
lx>rough  he  is  a  J. P.  Is  senior  partner  in  the  firm  of 
William  Bashall,  and  Co.,  cotton  manufacturers,  of 
Farington,  near  Preston.  A  Liberal,  Elected  for 
Warrington  April  1880. 

ResidenceSyxaaaes  House,  Warriugton. 


MBMBUUI  or  PARLIAMKirr.  1$$ 


m     i|  Edward  IfAOfAOirncif,  Q.C^ 

M     A  of  Sir  BdMMl  OHuki  WoriuM» 

SkJ^  tad  but.,  by  Manr  Ana.  only  d. 


^^ 


aod  but.,  bjr  Manr  Ana,  only  d.   of  the 
Edward  Gwsikia,  &q.     H«  w»  bmi  iSjo^ 


at  Tria.  Coll,  Canb.,— ffad.  B.A.  iSu, 
M.A.  iSsa— and  oi.,  l8S9i  Fraaoei,  oohr  c 
orUMRWSi1ott.Slr8a«MllUfftiB.    Wi 


lal« 


timt  a  Failoir  oThia  CoO.    Callad  to  the  Bar  at 

Unoob'f  Um  1857,  aad  bacaoM  a  Q.C   1880. 

A  Cmmimtim,     Elactad  fv  00.   Antrim  April 

1880. 

CAi^UalMd  Uabvriiy. 

CAmmd0m$   ^  Smm  BaniB^^  Umla'*  1m,  W.C 
•i9l.QM«i'i(kM^8.W. 

nOMl  MACPOtlOg-ailOT  (laa  Oraatl. 

a  KAOVUO  dadtadX 
Charies  Magniac,  el  son  of  the  late  HoUing 
worth  MagnUc,  K%t\.,  ofColfrorth,  Bedfordshire.     He  %ru 
bom  1827.  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  CoH,  Camb^ 
and  m.,  1856^  the  Hon.   Augusta,  d.  of  the  Itt  Baron 
Castlecown,  and  widow  of  Lieot.>CoL  the  Hon.  ThooMs 
Vt$er  Dawson.    U  a  J.F.  for  Bedfoidshirc,  a  D.L.  for 
London,  and  a  paitner  in  the  finn  of  Matheson  and  Ca, 
Ea»t  India  and  China  merchant^  of  Lombard  Street.    A 
^j/.     Sat  for  St.  Ives,  Nov.  1868  tUl  Feb.  1874 ;  elected  for  Bedford 
March  31st,  1880^  having  in  Feb.  1874  been  an  onsaooeasfol  candidate. 
Pmtrm  ^mm  LMmfSbmnlbniK  V..  BadfctdsUra. 
ClnAt-BniolB's  Tnivvlhn'.  Torn  Am. 
Umdm  RttUtm^-OmmMA  Houm.  South  Audky  Suwi,  W. 


J.  P.  (TOOBMAV  MABOH  (Olara  CoontyX 

^*^^fe^  James  Patrick  O'Gorman  Mahon*  (Col, 

^^^^F^^      Tht  aC^rmam  Makom),  son    of  the  late  Pahdraic 

^     ^       W     M6r,  J.P.,  by  Barbara,  d.  of  The  O'Gorman.     He 

^yy     ^       was  born  1803.  was  ed.  at  Congomes  Wood  CoU.. 

^^       7  '     and  at  Trin.  CoIL,  Dublin  (B.A.  i8a3,  M.A.  1831), 

and  m.,  1830^  Chriuina  .Maria,  d.   of  M.   O'Bnen, 

of   Fitxwilliam   Square,    Dublin.       Formerly 

Oare  Militia,  and  Staff  Col  and  A.D.C  to 

resident  of  Costa  Rica,     b  «  J.P-  and  a  D.L. 

for  CO.  CUre.     A  Hom4  Rmier.      Sat  for  00.  Oare 
1830-31,  and  for  Ennis  1847.53 ;   re-elected  for  00. 
Clare  May  isth,  1879,  and  April  7th,  l88a 
C/«^HaMvw  Sqov^  W. 
^^^5-!ii*«C^  Rmilmf    W^wpik  Hew 


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156 


MEICBSRS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


W.  FDLLBR-MAITLAin)  (BreoonalilreX 
William  Fuller-Maitland,  el.  son  of  the  late 

William  Fuller-Maitland,  Fsq.,  of  Stanstead,  Essex,  and 
Garth,  Brecon»hire,  by  Lydia,  only  d.  of  the  late  Lt.-Col. 
Prescott.  He  was  bom  May  1844,  and  was  cd.  at  Harrow, 
and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford.  Is  a  Magistrate  and  a  Dep.-Licut. 
of  Brcconshire,  and  a  Magistrate  for  Essex.  A  Liberal. 
Elected  for  Breconshire  May  1875. 

C/«^*— Brooks'*,  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

.7//t/f— Garth  House,  near  Builth, ^Breconshire ;  Stanstead  Hal^J 
Bishop's  Stortford,  Herts. 


W.  T.  J1AKIN8  (Essex,  South). 

William  Thomas  Makins,  el.  son  of  the  lal 
Charles "Makins,  Esq.,  of  St.  Mark's,  Woodhouse,  Leeds. 
He  was  bom  March  l6th,  1840,  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at 
Trinity  Coll.  Cambridge,— gnul  B.A.  i86i,M.A.  1865,— 
and  m.,  1861,  Elizabeth,  2ndd.  of  Lightly  Simpson,  Esq. 
Called  to  the   Bar  at   the   Middle   Temple    1862,    and 
joinetl  the  Midland  Circuit.      Is  a  J.  P.  for  Oxfordshire 
and  Essex,  and  a  D.L.  for  Essex  and  city  of  London,  a 
Director  of  the  Great  Eastem  Railway,  and  of  the  Gas 
Light  and  Coke  Co.,  and  Hon, -Col.  3rd  Essex  Artillery 
Volunteers,  having  jxissed  in  1872  the  School  for  Officers 
of  Reserved  Forces  at  Woolwich.     A  Conservative;  "in 
favor  of  maintaining  an  alliance  between  Church  and 
State,  and  of  religious  education."     Unsuccessfully  contested  Kidderminster 
1868;  first  elected  for  South  Essex  Feb.  1874. 
Clubs — Carlton,  St.  Stephen's,  City  Carlton. 
Town  ResieUnce — 1,  Lowther  Gardens,  Prince's  Gate,  S.W. 
Seat — Rotherfield  Court,  Henlcy-on-Thamcs,  Oxfordshire. 


-^^^StEETSrES?^ 


EIGHT  HON.  LOED  JOHN  J.  E.  MANNEES  (Leicestershire.  North). 

John  James  Robert  Manners,  P.C,  G.CJ^  , 
second  son  of  the  5th  Duke  of  Rutland,  by  Lady  Elizabeth, 
d.  of  the  5th  Elarl  of  Carlisle.  He  was  bom  Dec.  13th, 
1818,  and  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  ; 
CTad.  M.A.  1839,  LL.D.  1862,  Hon.  D.C.L.,  Oxon.  1876. 
He  m.  1st,  185 1,  Louisa  Catherine, — who  died  1854, — 
only  d.  of  the  late  Col.  Marlay,  C.B. ;  and  2ndly,  1862,. 
Janetta,  el.  d.  of  Thomas  Hughan,  Esq.,  of  The  Airds, 
(iailoway.  Was  First  Commissioner  of  Works  and 
Buildings  in  1852,  with  a  seat  in  the  Cabinet, — when  he 
was  swom  a  Privv  Councillor, — and  from  March  1858 
till  June  1859,  and  from  July  1866  till  Dec.  1868;  and 
Postmaster-General  from  Feb.   1874  till  April  1880,  when  he  was  created  a 


^^^^f^MjCLinx^^iJii^ 


MIMBIM  or  PAKLUMIirr. 


57 


CB.  Hm  b«o  «  Um,  km  dw  Lriulw Jlln  MOitk. 
to  hu  l>n>ih<-r.  the  6Ui  Dttkv  oT  Rtttkad,  and  amlMr  oT  **  Ea^md'^  Tvm  ud 
other  i..ctn>.  'A  PIm  for  NttioMl  HoUdftfi»'*  *' A  CiviMfai  Soolcb  Waim.' 
*'Notr>  ofati  IrMhToar.''ftc  A  7W7.  &a  for  Nwark  from  1I4J  till  ji 
1K47  ;  uiuuv.c  ^f.illjrooQMlsd  Uvwfpool  1847, «nd  Lo»doo  i8m; 
1  .itchr^tcr  ii.in  Feb.  iSjo  tiU  Fel>.  1857,  linot  which  timt  bt  bM 
North  Lekeaorahlfe. 


£m/-  S(.  Uu^%  Tow«f.  BirmMK.  N.B. 


F.  T   MAPm 

Frederick  Thorpe  Maphn,  ton  of  the  late 
Mr.  Mappin,  of  ShcAcid.  He  wu  bom  i8ai.  I*  s 
J. P.  for  the  We<t  Ridhup  of  Yorkshire,  an  Aldcmuui 
and  J.  P.  of  Sheffield,  a  Dfawrtor  of  the  Midland  Rail- 
way Ca,  and  of  the  Bridgwater  Navigatioa  Ca,  Chm. 
of  the  Shcftdd  Gm  Ca,  aa  oftc«r  of  the  Legion  of 
Honor,  and  a  mamUactnrer  at  Sheffield.  Was  a  Joror 
at  the  Paris  Exhibition  187S.  Haa  been  Mayor  of 
Sheffield.    KLUtrmL    Elected  for  Eart  Retfoid  Apra 


Fint  elected  for  Wert  S 


CM*-CkfliMi.  GoMd*'.  White*.  Tuff 
T»mm  RmUtm*    v  < 


BARL  OP  NABOB  (Bvaaez.  WeatX 

Charles  Hcnrj'  Goroon-Lennox  * 
KEart  o/Marck)^  eL  ion  of  the  6th  Doke  of 
Richmond  and  Gordon,  b^  Franco  llamct. 
eL  d.  of  Algernon  Frederick  Grevillc. 
of  HilUngdon.  Mkldlesex.  He  was  bor 
27th.  1845.  and  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  m..  laoo. 
Amy  Mary. — who  died  1879,— <!.  d.  01  Percy 
Ricardo,  Em).,  of  45.  Prince's  Gardens,  W. 
Ital.P.ofSttMexandBanHdiire.  Served  in 
the  Grenadier  Goardt.  6on  which  he  retired 
as  Lieat  and  Capt.  i860.  Appointed  Lt.- 
CoL  Sosaex  Milida  1876^  A  Cmmwt^tim. 
April  17th,  1869. 


&W. 
PodMhwi^  N.B. 


158 


MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


got  DUDLET  a  MABJORnuinDi,  Bart  (B«rwlok-on-Tw66d). 
^A^  Dudley  Coutts  Marjoribanks,  ist  baronet 

^^V  second  surviving  son  of  Edward  Marjoribanks,  Esq.,  of 

.y3it»  Greenlands,  Bucks, — a  partner  in  the  hanking  house  of 

Messrs.  Coutts  and  Co., — by  Georpana,  3rd(l,  of  tlic  late 

Joseph  Francis  Louis  Lantour,  Esq.,  of  Ilcxton   Tark, 

Ikxl  ford  shire.     He  was  bom  December  29th,  1820,  was 

ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford,  and  m.,  1848, 

Isabella,  el.  d.  of  the  Rl  Hon.  Sir  James  Weir  II«>k'K. 

1st  bart.     Was  calle<l  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  TcmpTe 

1848.     Is  a  Commissioner  of  Lieutenancy  for  the  C  ity  of 

London,  a  J. P.  and  a  D.L.  of  Middlesex  and  Inverness. 

^ ,  „  _  shire,  a  J.  P.  for  Westminster,  and  a  partner  in  the  brewing 

ADVANCE  WITH  COURAGE,  firm  of  Mcux  and  Co.     Has  been  a  Director  of  the  East 

India  Co,    Was  created  a  Baronet  1866.    A  Liberal.    .Sat 

for  Berwick-on-Tweed  from  April  1853  till  Nov.  1868 ;  re-elected  Feb.  187 

and  March  31st,  1880. 

C/wAr-  Travellert*.  Arthur's.  Brooks's. 

Ttmn  RetideMce—^TGoV  House,  Park  Lane,  W. 

^#»ilf— Guisachan,  Beauty,  Invcmcsvshire  ;   Hutton  Hall,  Berwick <ih ire. 

B.  MARJORIBANKS  (Berwlckalilre). 

Edward  Marjoribanks,  el.  son  of  Sir  Dudley 

Coutts  Marjoribanks,  M.P,,  1st  bart,,  by  Isaliella,  d,  of 
the  Rt.  Hon,  Sir  James  Weir  Hogg,  ist  bart.  He  was 
bom  July  8th,  1849,  wased,  at  Harrow,  and  at  Ch,  Ch., 
Oxford,  and  m.,  1873,  Lady  Fanny  Octavia  Ixmisa 
.Spencer-Churchill,  3rd  d,  of  7th  Duke  of  .Marlborough. 
Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1874.  Is  a 
J, P.  for  Ben^ickshire  and  Inverness-shire.  A  Liberal, 
Unsuccessfully  contested  West  Kent  1874.  Elected  for_ 
Berwickshire  April  1880. 

C/«**— Turf,  White's,  Marlborough,  New, 

Town  Residence— \-^,  Piccadilly,  W. 

Country  Residence— Dunit  Castle,  Dunse,  N.B. 


W.  T.  MARRIOTT  (Brl«litonX 
William  Thackeray  Marriott,  Q.C,  thirc 

son  of  the  late  Christopher  M.irriott,  Esq,,  of  Crump- 
sell,  near  Manchester,  by  Jane  Dorothea,  d.  of  the  late 
John  Poole,  Esq.,  of  Combrook  Hall,  near  Manchoter. 
He  was  bom  1834,  was  cd,  at  St.  John's  Coll,,  (,  amb,, 
and  m,,  1872,  Charlotte  Louisa,  el.  d.  of  the  late 
Capt  Tennant,  R.N.,  of  Necdwood  House,  Stafford- 
shire. Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  1864,  made 
a  Q.C.  1877,  and  a  Bencher  of  his  Inn  1879.  A 
Liberal.     Elected  for  Brighton  April  1880. 

C/«*— Garrick. 

Chambtn-^,  Crown  Office  Row,  Temple,  B.C. 

Town  Residtnce—^i,  James  Street,  Buckingham  Gate,  S.W, 

Country  R«fidenu—*i,  Brunswick  Square,  Brighton. 


MMtiitk^  ..»    PAKLUMniT. 


»59 


p.  L  HABTOI  acakmaj  Oevatyx 

apAtrirk  I^eopold  Martin,  Q.C,  only  ton  of 
the  Uic  juhn  M«nia,  Eio.,  •c4kitor.  of  Cmtmh,  co. 
DttUiA.  by  E«llMr,  d.  oT  Paifkk  Shanooo.  Etq/lle  wm 
bora  iSji,  was  td.  at  Sl  Manr't  CotL,  Oicolt,  and  at 
Tria.  Coll..  nul.niu-«md.  RA.  1S5J,  lf«A.  18(9,— and 
,  ^  _^     m..  i86.>  Maaa^-who  died  l874.-«l.  d.  uT 

^^^^ ^^^^     Michael  j..  J.P.,  of  Balfycnnfa  HoiK  Kil- 

kcnnjr.      (.  ailol  tu  the  IrUh   \  and  became  a 

<^>.C  1877  :  and  Koe«  ihc  Hume  Circuit.     A  //#»•  n  fivor  of  land 

rvfonn  in  the  difMion  of  ft&tty  of  Icasfi^  aad  iht  cMaiNiMinent  of  a  penonal 
proprietaiy.  tonaal  right,  tad  of  rlMDMhuriBMl  •J—tfciii  hf  whkh  there 
khall  he  cuUcM  and  ■cfaoola  appffopriatad  lo  aadi  oraad.  Fint  alcctad  lor 
CM.  KiIkeoDjr  wtb,  1874. 

<  V«4«  '^  GeotiiTi^  SmvImb'b  GfMi 
i.mmm^dAm$    »  Savib  Rim.W. 


B.  B.  MAETDI  (TawtoflbuTV 

Richard  Biddulph  Martin,  ton  of  Robert 
Martin,  Esq.,  of  Overbory  Court,  WorccrtcnUfV^  bjr 
Mary  Anne,  d.  of  the  late  lohn  Biddalph,  Eaq.,  of 
Ixtlbury.  He  was  born  1838,  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  aad 
at  bjieter  ColL.  Oxford  (RA.  1859^  M.A.  l86i),  and 
m.,  1864,  Mary  Franoea.  onljr  d.  of  Adm.  Richard 
Crozier.  of  West  Hill,  Isle  of  Wk^t.  Is  a  banker  in 
Loodoo,  a  FeUow  of  the  Royaf  Geographical  So., 
aad  Treasorer  of  the  Statinical  So.  A  LikrmU 
UiMacccasfttUy  contested  Eau  Worcertcnhire  1868, 
and  QtT  of  Loadoa  April  1880.  Elecled  lor  Tcwkca- 
beryjuly  loth,  188a 
WladhuB,  CUy  UbmL 

Ttmm  A4dm»-<A^  Looibwd  Sttmc,  E.C 

g.  p.  M.  HAEUH  (imranwy  Ooantyli 

Edward  Purcell  Mulhallen  Marum,  only 
son  of  the  late  Richard  C.  Marum,  Esq.,  of  Aharacy 
House,  Ballyracgct.  by  Fliiahfth,  d.  of  the  late  CapL 
John  Purcell  Mulhallen,  85th  Regt.  He  was  bora 
1828,  was  ed.  at  Carlow  Coll.,— grad.  at  Univ.  of 
London  B.A.  1844*  i-L.B.  1848,— and  m.,  1861. 
Marianne  Josephine,  d.  of  the  late  John  Breaaaa, 
Esq.,  of  Woodvicw,  co.  Kilkeany.  Called  to  the 
Iruh  Bar  1846.  Is  a  I.P.  ior  Queea's  oa  aad  ior  00. 
Kilkenny.     Author  of  varioos  nuaphleia,  **Procc8laat 

,_ Ascendancy,"   "Vmdicatkm  oT  the   Right   of   Irish 

^9^2^^        Tenantry  to  Copyhold  Tcnare,**  *c^  4kc    A  H0mu 

RmUr ;  in  faw  of  tenant  right.     UMnccmlWIy  coalcMad  Kilkenny  city  Apnl 

1875.     Elected  for  co.  KUkcnny  April  188a 


i6o 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


M.  H.  M.  STOBT-MASKELTVE  (Crioklada). 

Mervin  Herbert  Nevil  Story-Maskilynk, 

F./^.S.,   cl.   son  of  the  late   Anthony  Mervin    Rievc 

Story-Maskcl)'ne,     Esq.,    F. R.S.,    of    Basset    Down 

House,   Swindon,  by  Margaret,  only  child  of  the  late 

Rev.     Nevil    Maskclyne,     D. D.,    F. R.S.,    sotuclimc 

Astronomer  Royal,  of  Purton,  Wilts.     He  was  l>ora 

1823,  was  eti.  at  Wadham  Coll.,  Oxford, — B.A.  184  v 

M.A.    1849,— and  m.,  1858,  Theresa  Mary,  el.  d. 

^^^  John    Dill wyn- Llewelyn,    Esq.,    F.R.S.,   of    Penll 

J^N^V  HQPP^^^     garc,  Glamorganshire.     Was  sometime  Keeper  of  ihc 

A^     >^  ^r^^^m.   "^'"^'^^   Department  at    the    British   Museum.       Is  a 

^^sX^^T^,^^^/^^   D.L.   for  CO.    Brecon,    Professor  of  Mineralogy  in  the 

^"-^^—^f^  Univ.   of  Oxford,  and    an    Hon.    Fellow  of  Wadliam 

Coll.     A  Libfrai.      "In  favour  of  Peace,  Thrift,  and 

Progress,  as  l>eing  the  cardinal  principles  of  Lilieral  government :  equal is.it ion 

of  the  Franchise,  a  more  equitable  distribution  of  constituencies,  an  expenditure 

r^ulaletl    by  the    needs,   not    of  a    Government,  but  of  the    Nation  ;    and 

i)rogrcss  by  wise  extension  of  liberty,  through  a  statesmanlike  enlargement  of 
coil  self-government.  In  so  far  as  legislation  and  national  policy  can  alleviate 
agricultural  depression,  he  looks  for  good  system  of  local  government,  and  for 
laws  freeing  the  land  from  its  embarrassments  ;  and  he  considers  a  tcniperate 
and  wise  continuation  of  measures  for  bettering  the  condition  of  the  Irish 
peasantry,  and  efforts  to  unite  the  two  portions  ofthe  Empire  by  ties  of  mutual 
regard,  as  the  sure  and  only  means  of  rendering  the  Union  of  Ireland  with 
England  hearty  and  indissoluble.  Would  support  a  judicious  Organization 
of  tne  Secondary  Education  of  the  Country,  and  a  more  complete  opening  of 
the  Universities  to  the  nation."  Elected  for  Cricklade  April  1880. 
Club — Atheneum. 
Residtnctt—^oAy^xo^  Lodge,  Wroughlon,  Wilts ;  Banet  Down  House,  Swindon. 


H.  MASON  (Ashton-under-Lyne). 

Hugh  Mason,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Mason, 

Esq.,  by  Mary,  d.   of  the  late  John  Holden,  Esq.      ITc 
was  bom  18—,   and  m.,    18 — ,  Annie,  d.  of  the 
George  Ashworth,  Es<i.,  of  Rochdale.     Is  a  J. P.  ai 
D.L.  for  Lancashire,  a  J. P.  for  Cheshire  and  Asli 
under- Lyne,   a   Director  of  the  Midland   Railway  ' 
a  member  of  the  Mersey  Docks  and  Harbour  V 
Gov.  of  Owen's  Coll.,  Manchester,  and  a  cotton 
at  Oxford   Mills,  Ashton-under-Lyne.     Was  M    . 
A\  / (^    Ashton-under-Lyne  1858,  1859,  and  i860,  and  Pre- 

^^  \^        y  ^L  Manchester    Chamber  of  Commerce   1871,    1872, 
^S^^Jt^^^^  .JS^m  1873.     An   advanced  Liberal ;    in  favor  of  peace,   re 
^^^f^&0^        trenchment,    reform,    and  complete   religious  equality. 

Elected  for  Ashton-under-Lyne  April  1880. 
CAk^— Reform. 
ResidtHC* — Groby  Hall,  Ashron-under-Lvnc 


MEMRKllS  or   PARLIAMKirr. 


|6l 


Willulm  Nathaniel  Masscv,  P.C.  He  was  bom 
itat^  aad  m.  Irt,  1813,  Fninert  Cfto>on,~who  died 
\%^^—^  d.  of  Um  b  T.4ui  OfdiR»  rvdor  of 

Wemlcjr  i  ^»^'h  itto.  irietu,  d.  oC  the  Ute 

Patrick  Gr«al«  bq.,  Slicnn  victk,  oI  UwnwM     Catled 
to  the  Bv  at  lb*  Inner  TMipU  1844.  and  wenlllM  Woccrn 

Circuit.       Wa*    R«^rini<-r   of  rorttmuuth    185S   till    iS— . 


Under  Sccrrt 
from  Ati|^.  iKs  . 

'  Minbtcr  m\ 
1865  t 


ffomjif      ^ 

1805.     U  i  nm.  ui  inc  .Sai tonal 

the  Rdn  of  George  III   " 

articica  To  the  EMiUmrrk  ftimm,     A  iU^ 

(or  SnMbfd  18^7-65.     Uaaneoenlttlljr 

for  Tlvenon  Nov.  4tli,  1871. 

CM    Atlnaaaa        rfM  R^tUtmu^t, 


Lt%' 


i»e  l>e|»ftmcnt 
A'ajra  and  Maana 
^  aim!  a  member  of  the 
!)  a  Privy  Cooadllor 
■ry  01  Enaland  dnrinc 
nmMw  Uw."  and^ 
N— f*ofl  i85>-7,  and 
s      Firu  elcctad 


I1.W. 


T  w  a  HAfrn  (( 

Thomaa  William  Chester  Mastcr,  el  son  of 
Thomaa  WUUam  Chester  Master,  Em).,  of  The  Abbey, 
Cirencester,  and  Knole  Park,  near  Itnstol,  by  Catherine 
Elixabeth,  d.  of  Sir  George  Coroewall,  4th  hart.  He 
«ras  b<^m  M.ny  tsih,  1841,  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at 
Ch.  C^  .   and  m.,   1866.  (W^rgina  Emily,  5th 

d    of  riogton  Welch   KolU,   £m].,  of  The 

I!  in.uth.     IsaJ.P.  forGlonccMcfririreaad 

y\  lirv,    and    Major    North    GlonoaMenllive 

M...W...  x  C0nservativ€.  First  elected  for  CimcHlar 
March  l«h,  1878. 

c.«/— CaHtoo.        JpMiUbwr— Stnttoa  HooM.  GraaoMtar. 


fAC  BT  iraaA. 


Mr. 


THu 


A.  KATUEaON  (Boaa  and  Cromnrtyii 

Alexander  Matheson,*cI.  son  ofthe  late  John 
Matbca«)t<  f  Attadale,  Koss^ditrc^  and  nephew, 

matcma  Utr  Sir  Jamea  Matheaon,  lal  bnrt.. 

and  6t  ilic  !.»><.  <^<n.  Thomas  Matheaon.  He  was  bom 
1805.  wai  ed.  at  the  Univ.  of  Edinburgh,  and  in  1&41  m. 
1st.  Mary,— who  died  1843,— only  d.  of  Tames  Crawford 
McLcod,  Esq..  ol  Geanies  ;  andlv.  iSci,  the  Hon.  Lavinia 
Marv.  whodtH  iS^^,  — lister  of  the  8tn  Baron  Beamnont ; 
'  'ti^— who  died  1879,— d.  of  the 
1.,  of  Elm  Grove,  Ealing.  U 
a  L>iicvi"r  v>i  ii;c  ik.tiiK  Kii  England,  ChflB*  ofthe  Highland 
Railway  Co.,  a  Director  of  the  Enil  and  Wert  India  Dock 
Ca.  and  a  D.L.andaJ-P.  of  Roaa,  Crommty.  InvetntM, 


sfaaalylM 
a.  h  list. 


iMttbMa  Mttlcd 


tlM< 


of  MS  caamrias:  ■ 
byaaaaeaMor  A.a  t^tj. 

II 


l62 


MIMBBRS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


and  the  city  of  London.     A  Lihtral.    Sat  for  Inverneas  District  from  1847  till 
Nov.  1868,  when  he  wai  fir»t  elected  for  Ross  and  Cromarty. 

CA4»-Brook»*>.  Reform,  New.  Highland. 

T0mm  RfsUUmet—it.  South  Street.  Grotvenor  Sqtiare,  W. 

Stmtt—Ktdixm  iZMaUfK,  Alne»s.  N.B. :  Duncraiff,  Strome  FeiT>',  N.B. 

UB  HERBERT  B.  KAZWELL,  Bart  (WlgtownahireX 

Herbert  Eustace  Maxwell,  el.  sn 

viving  son  of  the  late  Lieut.-Col.  Sir  Willi. > 
Maxwell,    6th   bart., — who  died    1877,- 
Helenora,  d.  of  the  late  Sir  Michael  Sh;u 
Stewart,  5th  bart.     He  was  bom  Jan.  8tl., 
1845,   ^^  ^-   ^^   Eton,   and  at  Ch.   Ch.. 
Oxford,   and  m.,    1869,  Mary,  d.  of  Hen 
Fletcher  Campl)ell,  Esq.,  of  Boquhan,  Si 
lingshire.     Is  a  J.I*,  and  a  D.L.  forWiftdv^ 
shire.      Has  been  Capt.  Ayr  and  \\ 
Militia  since  1871.     \  ConservcUive.      1 
for  Wigtownshire  April  1880. 
C/w^Cariton,        5^r<i/— Monreith,  Whauphill,  Wi({town*hire. 

J.  M.  HERON-MAXWELL  (Klrkcudbrlglxtalilre). 

John  Maxwell  Heron-Maxwell,  el.  son 
the  late  Rev.   Michael  Maxwell-Heron,  of  Heron  ;i; 
Kirroughiree,  by  Charlotte  Frances,  el.  d.  of  the  1. 
Capt.  Frederick  William  Burgoyne,    R.N.       He  \. 
bom  1836,  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  m.,  1868,  M: 
guerite.  d.   of  William  Stancomb,   Esq.,  of  Bloun 
Court,  Wiltshire.     Was  formerly  Capt.  1st  Royals. 
a  J.  P.  and  a  D.  L.  for  cos.  Kirkcudbright  and  VVigtow  n. 
A    JJbcral.      Elected    for    Kirkcudbrightshire    April 
880. 


r/i»^-Juiuor  United  Service. 

T<m.'H  KfsideHce—^^  Haiu  Place.  S.W. 


.S'm/— Kirroughtree,  Newton  Stewart,  N 


C.  H.  KELDON  (Klldare  County). 

Charles  Henry  Meldon,  Q.C.^  LL.D.,  thn 
son   of  James   Dillon    Meldon,    Esq.,    by   Bedelia,    / 
Ingham.       He   was   bom  June   5th,    1841,   was  ed. 
Stonyhurst   and    Ushaw   Colleges,   and   at   Trin.    C</ 
Dublin. — grad.   M.A.  and  LL.D.,— and  m.,  1868,  Ad 

tt2nd  d.  of  the  late  William  Hodgens,  Esq.,  of  Ncwtouii 
House,  Blackrock,  co.  Dublin.  Called  to  the  Irish  Bar 
Hilary  Term  1863,  and  became  a  Q.C.  1877;  goes  the 
Home  Circuit,  and  is  in  large  practice.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  cos. 
Kildare,  Dublin,  Westmeath,  Meath,  and  Galway,  and 
a  member  of  the  Senate  of  Dublin  University.  During 
the  last  Wrliament  he  moved  resolutions  in  favor  of  the 
'^^^^mm^m^^O^  cxtcnsion  of  the  borough  franqhise  in  Ireland.  In  the 
^^'^^^■^^  session  of  1878  his  resolution  was  defeated  by  a  majority 
of  eight  votes.  In  1877,  1878,  and  1879  he  introduced  bills  for  facilitating  the 
acquisition  of  the  Parliamentary  franchise  by  persons  entitled.  These  bills  were 
read  a  second  time,  but  failed  through  want  of  time  to  get  through  committee. 


MtMBBU  or  PAKUAMMT. 


163 


A  V«T  MliVt  fel  , 
WMWdt  MM  flMfUH|  tM 


iQoe  1874  be 
primaiy  achoob  ia  I 
onTTia^  a  rsMlvlioo  root 

iimm^Juti^  Alt  ml  inn  of  Um 

l>  Akffic*  ud  r«ciriaff 

t  u(i«  for  bslldliHt 


of  ikt  iMdMfl  fai 
of  1S7S  IM  flK»wd«l  is 
oCtlMir  w^wmgm  to  iIm 


He  slliaMiely  «ccMd«l  te  obtainiM 

r  lb«  Irith  NaiioMi  Teachers. 

for  Iboa.     la  1876  aad  1877  be 

wctlalreti 

t  bcnefiuh 

praaMiCad 


.  U  (uff  ibe  parpQte  ol  rnnUatiac  (b«  lioeasiac  of  bc«r>boaac«  la  I  rviiuN 
iiceMdttI  fai  paailaf  lb»  Bill  ialo  law,  and  very  great  bcnefiubavc 
>  tb«  lame  tovaa  fai  litfauid  llMrvby.     lie  abo  praoMiCad  and 


U 

I.. 

Icaviii|{  aU   1 

rarliainent  : 

bwt,  boiabolii  Ml 

the  eajoyacBl  by  < 


lart« 
C  a  Bin  rmfattac  iba  bw  idaiiac  to  the 

A  iJ^trmt:   '^iCroagly  oppotad  to  any 


•land,  hot  ia  favor  of  msm  ananfasMat  hf  whkb  the 

of  lrclan<l  »hottkl  be  oiaaaccd  by  an  Iri^h  Partbuaent. 

-  arranevd,  a*  at  pre  tr  Imperial 

•vof  lenare,  rrlbna  (>:  'irandjury 

!  ct  of  popalar  ngniK  uelicirtm  ibac 

« er  b  ibt  baM  naiaatoa  acafaMt 

and  (uci£iiieally  adyocatao  iba 

1  for  Kiklareco.  Feb.  1874. 

'. 

:e.  l>uUta  .  Nevtowa  Hom 


^2As 


J.  W.  MBLLOR  (OraBtbaaaX 

John  William  MelIjOR,  ^.C,  cL  sod  of 
the  kt.  Hon.  Sir  John  Mellor.  PC,  of  Kbydoarne, 
Kent,  bv  Kliralicth  Cook,  d.  of  William  Moaoey,  Emi^ 
of  rcckham  Rre,  Surrey.  He  wa»  born  1835,  was  ed. 
at  Trinity  Hall.  Camb.  (B.A..  Senior  Opttmc,  1857. 
MA.  1800).  and  m..  i860.  Caroline,  4th  d.  of  the  late 
Charles  Pa^.  I'Im].,  M.P.,  of  Riiddimnon  Grange, 
Notts.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  i860, 
joined  the  Midbnd  Circuit  1862,  became  a  Q.C.  t 
and  Bcochcr  of  \%\%  Inn  1877.  It  a  J.  P.  for  Son. 
fthtre.    K  L^tral.     Klected  for  Graatbam  March  >i»<. 


1880^  having  ui  1874  been  an 

rAiA#-llroaks't.D««<NMhir>. 
Ckmm^rt-%.  IH.  lobMoa't  lidldiagi.  T«mpb.  B.C 
--lA.  St  Gwna's  Sqaara,  &  W. 


C0mmt9y  Rt$i4*mtf 

/I 


StGMm's 
■CuImH— "t.  Ti 


%'. 


B.  H. 

Robert  Henry  Metgb,  third  son  of  the 
Ute  John  Charles  Metge,  of  Daitiistown,  co.  \N  < 
meatb,  by  Elixa,  d.  of  the  bte  Henry  Cole,  i  . 
of  Taickenbam.  He  was  bora  1850^  waaed.  at  Inn. 
CoU«,  Doblta,— grad.  LL,B.  187— ,— and  m..  1874. 
Fanny  Lambart,  d.  of  the  Rev.  Charles  luunbart.  \% 
J.  P.  for  00.  Meath.  A  //#••/  RmUr,  Elected  for 
ca  Meatb  Apnl  188a 

Na««a. 


i64 


MBMBERS  OP  PARLIAMENT. 


E.  T.  MZDDLBTOH  (OtUafOW). 

Robert  Tweedie  Middleton,  third  son 
the  Ute  James  Middlcton,  Esq.,  of  Glasgow,  by  Mary,' 
d.  of  the  Ute  Robert  Tweedie,  Esq.     He  was  bom  I  )c 
j;th,  1831,  wased.  at  Glasgow,  and  m..  1864,  Ra.li 
Milne,  2nd  d.  of  Sir  James  Watson,  of  Glasgow.     Is 
a  merchant  at  Glasgow,  and  a  J.  P.  for  cos.   Lanaric 
and  Dumbarton.     An  advanced  Liberal.     Offered  hii 
self  as  a  candidate  for  Glasgow  in  July  1879,  but  retir 
from  the  contest  to  prevent  a  party  division.     Elcct< 
for  Glasgow  April  iG8a 


C/«^*— Reform,  Devonshire,  New,  Edinl> 
Re»id*ncr—Wi\\{wA,  New  Kilpatnck,  Dui 


F.  A.  MILBANK  (NortH  Riding,  YorkaWreX 

^^  Frederick  Acclom  Milbank,  second  son 

,3P  Mark  Milbank,  Esq.,  of  Thorp  Perrow,  Yorkshire, 

J^^^  formerly  M.P.  for  Camelford, — by  I^dy  Augusta  H< 

*^^^^  rielt.-i,  2nd  d.  of  the  1st  Duke  of  Cleveland.      He 

lx>m  April   1820,  wased,  at  Harrow,  and  in   iSn 
Alexina  Harriet,  d.  of  the  late  Sir  Alexander  D«» 
bart.     Entered  the  79th  Highlanders,  as  Ensign. 
1837,  and  became  Lieut.  1840,  in  which  year  he  ret 
Is  a  D.L.  and  a  J.  P.  of  the  North  Riding  of  YorK  ' 
and  of  Durham,  of  which  county  he  was  High  ."s 
1 85 1.    A  Liberal.     Uasuccessfully  contested  the  N 
of  Yorkshire   1862,  but   was  relumed  at  the  hca.. 
the  poll  July  1865  ;  re-elected  Nov.  1868,  Feb.  2nd,  1874,  and  April  1880. 
Clmbs—  Brooks't.  Boodle's,  Kensington. 

Town  Retidence—'i.  Bforeton  Gardens.  South  ICensineton,  S.W. 
5Mi!r— Thorp  Perrow.  Bedale,  Yorkshire  :  WcmmerpU  Lodge,  Barnard  Cartle. 


SIR  PHILIP  J.  W  MILES,  Bart.  (Somersetshire,  East). 


Philip    John   William    Miles,    son    of    Sir 
William  Miles,  1st  bart.,— who  died  1878,— by  Cath< 
rine,  d.  of  the  late  John  Gordon,  Esq.,  of  Bristol.     H- 
was   bom  Sept.   2nd,   1825,  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  .t 
Trin.  Coll.,Camb.,  and  m.,  1848,  Frances  Elizabeth,  fi 
if  .Sir  David  Roche,  1st  baronet.     Served  sometime  ii 
he  17th  Lancers,  from  which  he  retired  as  Lieut.     I 
■x  J. P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Somersetshire.     A  Conser:  ;' 
First  elected  for  East  Somersetshire  March  19th,  ibys 

C/«*«— Army  and  Navy.  Carlton. 

Totim  Rttiartue—js,  Cornwall  Gardens,  S.W. 

Stat— Leigh  Court,  Bristol. 


or  PARUAMcrr. 


•«S 


mS 


MIL    COMM.iaa    tlBI. 


i.iincd  hi*  mad  uotil  1866^  wham  h»  «m 
WcM  KoM  Nov.  1868. 

CtmS^-Ctikm.  Wyu't.  TrnvaaM*.  St. 


(harlei  Henry  Mills,  foa  of  Sir  ChaHet 
M.IK  irtbAH^— wbodMdiS73,— birEam]r,d.orilirbie 
K.  H.CcN,EM|..arHttlli«doaltoaM.lfi4dl«ca 
«ntt  bom  April  9tth,  iSjo^  «m  cd.  at  Elo^  tad  > 
Ck ,  Oxfad.  wImm  Iw  gmd.  &  A.,  3fd  ckn  Cmmok  i  o )  • 
la  iSst  he  m.  Udy  LodM  iMbdU  LMcdlci,  a  d.  ol 
the  tnTEaH  onUmraod.      ba  j.P.  uda  D.L.  (cr 
Mtddl—K,  •  I.F.  far  WctfrniiMtcr.   «  tMUtarr  in  the 
Loadoa  bMhtafhooM  ot  0\jn,  Milk,  and  Co..  ami 
a  DIractar  of  Um  Uaioa  Bank  of  AMtralu.  the  Imftcrul 
Ottoman  Bank,  and  tlw  Marine  InMirancr  Ca     A  Cm- 
VnannaHMly  coalortod  NorthaUcftoo  1859, 
far  tlM  bom^li  hi  Jolv  it6c  a«l  re- 
oapalkion.   Fint  docicd  (o€ 


VTbrf^diyi 


&  a  MOLLOT  aoaf  Oovntfy. 

Ikniard  Charles  Molloy,  ton  of  the  late 
Kedo  MoUoy,  Em.,  formerly  of  Comelarc^  King'*  ca, 
and  afterwards  01  Drwnmond  Lod^e,  Wertmeath,  by 
Maria  Thereaa,  d.  of  the  late  James  Tranr  Lynaro, 
Etq.,  of  Hawke  Hotue,  Sunbury.  He  was  born  1846, 
was  cd.  at  St  Edmund's  Coll..  at  OM  Hall  Grcrn. 
Hertfocdahire^  and  at  the  Univcrvitics  of  France  and 
Bonn.  Formerly  Capt.  in  the  Krcnch  Army.  Called 
to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  lemplc  1S72.  U  a  Trivaie 
Chamberlain  to  His  Holiness  the  Pope.  A  //mu 
Xmler  and  Ukefl.    Ekctod  for  King's  co.  April  iS8a 


II,  rauMsoi  uawDi,  waM  on 


wlr&SSlTW!"*^^^ 


F.  MOHCKTOll  ONUtaPtehlra.  WaalX 

Fmnds  Monckton,  el.  son  of  the  late  Gen. 
Henry  Monckton,  of  Streitoo  Hall,  by  Anne,  only  d.  <A 
John  G.  Smythe.  Esq..  of  Hilton,  Salop.  He  was  bora 
March  7th,  1844,  and  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ql, 
Oxford.  Is  a  J. P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Stalfcrdshire,  and 
Capt  Staffordshire  Yea  Cav.  A  CmuermUvt,  Fust 
elected  for  West  StaibrdUitve  Jane  13th,  1871. 


1 66 


MIMBERS  OP   PARLIAMENT. 


a  J.  MOVX  (Olonoefttr  OitjX 
Charles  James  Monk,  only  son  of  the  late  Rt 

Rev.  JamcH  H.  Monk,  D.D.,  Bishop  of  Gloucester  and 
Bristol,  by  lane  Smart,  only  d.  of  the  late  Kcv.  Hugh 
liughes,  of  Nuneaton,  War^iickshirc.  He  wxs  bom 
1824,  was  cd.  at  tton,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Cainb.,  — Sir 
\V.  Browne's  Medalist  184^,  University  Mcml>crs'  Prize- 
man 1846,  1847,  grad.  H.A.,  Junior  Outimc,  2nd 
class  Classics,  1847,  M.A.  1850.  In  1853  he  m. 
JuUa,--who  dic<l  1870,— d.  of  the  late  P.  Ralli,  Esq., 
of  5,  Connaught  Place  W<;f»t,  W.  Was  calletl  to  Ihc 
Bar  at  LincoliTs  Inn  i8w.  Is  Chancellor  of  the  diocese 
of  Gloucester  and  Bristol,  a  D.L.  and  a  J.  P.  of  Gloucester- 
shire, and  author  of  "The  Golden  Horn,"  &c.  A  LibereU. 
Unsuccessfully  contested    Cricklade  July    1857;  sat   for 

Gloucester  from  April   till  Aug,    1859,    when  he  was  unseated  on  petition; 

t«-elected  July  1865,  Nov.  1868,  Feb.  2nd,  1S74,  and  March  31st,  1880. 

CMt-  Traveller*',  Reform.  Turf. 

Tpwn  Retidnue    5,  Buckingham  Gate,  S.W. 


LORD  H.  J.  MONTAOn-DOUOLAS-SCOTT  [See  Scottl 
A.  J.  MOORE  (Clonmel). 
^^  Arthur  John  Moore,  only  surviving  son 

^V  of  the  late  Charles  Moore,  Esq.,  of  Mooresfort,  co. 

^^^k^  Tipperary,  — M.  P.  in  three  Parliaments  for  Tipperary, 

**^*^  — t>y  Marian  Elizabeth,  d.  of  the  late  John  Storey, 

Esq.,  of  Dublin.      He  was  bom   1849,   was  ed. 
Ushaw  Coll.,  I>urham,  and  m.,  1877,  Mary  Lucy, 
of  Sir  Charles  Clifford,  of  Hatherton  Hall,  Stafford 
shire.     Is  a  J. P.  and  a  D.L.  for  co.  Tippcrarv 
which   he    was   High    Sheriff  1877,  and   a   K 
Commander  of  the  Order  of  St.  Gregory.     1  - 
Chaml>erlain    of    Honor   to   the    Pope.     Created   .1 
Count  by  Pope   Leo  XIII.    1879.     A.  Liberal;    in 
favor  of  Home  Rule.     First  elected  for  Clonmel  Feb.  1874, 
/jxtw-— Arthur  Joseoh  Cliffwi,  *.  July  12th,  1878. 
Clubt — Devonsnire,  St.  GeorRe's. 
Town  Address— \<i,  Grafton  Street,  W. 
^■^•tf/— Mooresfort,  ca  Tipperary. 

LORD  MORETON  (Gloucestershire.  West) 

Henry     Haughton     Rev  no?  m^- 
MoRETON  {Lord  Moreton)^  son  of  tl 
Earl  of  Ducie,  by  Julia,  d.  of  the  late  I 
Haughton  Langston,  Esq.,  M.  P.,  of  Si 
Park,    Chipping   Norton.       He    was    . 
March  4th,    1857.     Is  a  D.L.  and  a  J.I 
for  Gloucestershire.    A  Liberal.    Elected  f«> 
West  Gloucestershire  April  1880. 

C/w^Brooks't. 

TVanr  Residence— it,  Portman  Square.  W. 


MEM  BIBS  or   PARUAllEStT. 


>67 


tlMlUrtlL 


io».  r.  a  MOBOAV  i 

Frederic  Courtenay  Morgan,  ton  <>' 
Bamn  Trrrfefar,  bjr  RoMmood,  d.  o(  On.  G- 
Mu  r    wnboniiSt4,aad  iB.,i858,Clianu«ie  Armc, 

d  Cbwlm  A.  WUHamton.  E«q.,  oT  Uvm, 

Fc.  .....  \.a    Scnr«l  lomecime  b  ibe  Riie  BrifMlc. 

front  Mhich  he  retired  m  Capt  lS$S.  Scnrcd  in  the 
c'ntnran  %iar,  tad  hM  the  CHmoM  madil  and  ftmfehups 
the  1  >nirr  of  the  Mcditdic,  and  the  TtekUi  OMdaL  1%  a 
jr.  (ur  Monmoalh^irp  and  Glanaigambire,  and  hetr 
preftsmpchre  to  hb  !  ctn' 

CfimMnmlh^    Fin*  r  M 

1874. 


2:^ 


C/bAi-Anay  sad  Navy.  CwltiM. 


UQBTBOK. 


(Daablfhahmk 


George  Osborne  Mokoan,  /'.C,  C^-.  «>♦ 

^mM  ton  of  the  Rev.  M.  Moq^an,  vicar  of  Conwav.  CanwT' 

^1^  vocMhire.     He  was  born  l8a6,  was  ed.  at  Shrewsbury 

^tJMl  Sch.    and    at     Ballbl    Coll..    Oxford;    grad.     B.A. 

in   iftt  clau  CUitica  1847,   M.A.   1850;  late  Stowdl 

t  •    «  ^r  of  Univ.  ColL;    Kldon   Univ.  ftchoUr ; 

V.  acbolar ;  and  Netrdigale  and  Chancellor'a 

1 In  1856  he  m.  Emily,  and  d.  of  the  late 

Mr.  Leopold  Reiia,  of  Broom  Hoose,  Ecdet.     Called 
to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn,— of  which  he  is  a  Bencher, 
*w  and  made  a  Q.C.  1869.  AppointiMl  l> 
■cneral  April  1H80,  and  sworn  of  the 
Council    May    l88a      Is  a  j.P.    for    Denbtgh^mrr 
Author  of  levenU  ksal  works  and  political  pamphlets.     A  LikirmL      Fint 
elected  for  Denbighahiic  Nov.  1868. 

C/«Jb->AthHMMdB.  Osfad  aad  CambrUgc.  Otvaaakirc 
Ckmm^tn    »  OM  Squw*.  UMola't  laa. 
Re$identt^to.  BolttM.ScrMC.  W. 
Han. 


A.  MORLIT 

Arnold  Morley,  son  of  Samuel  Morley,  Esq., 
M.P..  of  Hall  Place.  Toobridge.  bv  Rebdudi  Maria,  d.  of 
the  late  Samuel  Hope,  Esq.,  liankcr.  of  Liverpool.  He 
was  born  1849,  and  wa^  rd.  rI  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A. 
1871).  IsamemK 
Odlcd  to  the  Bar 

toined  the  Mkilan^   *..i^m...      A   m..^*<*.. 
Nottingham  May  8th,  188a 

Om^t^VL^hmm,  Brook»X  N«v  \3whmiKf. 
CC 


of  Camb. 
1873.  and 
for 


Ui 


i68 


MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


1.  MOBLST  (BrlitolX 
Samuel   Moklky,  youngest  son  of  the  latej 
John  Morlcy,  ICmj.,  of  Hackney,  by  Sarah,  d.  of  the  late] 
K.  Poulton,  1-H<|.,  of  Maidenhead.     He  was  born  i' 
was  ed.  at    a  private  school,  and  m.,   1S41,    Kc  i 
Maria,  d.  of  the  late  Saniuel  Hope,  Esq.,  banK-i, 
liverpool.     Is  a  J. P.  for  Middlesex  and  Kent,  a  U.L, 
of  London,  and  i&  head  of  the  extensive  manufacturing 
and  mercantile  firm  of  J.  and  R.  Morley,  of  18,  \\\hh\ 
Street,  E.C.,  &c.     An  aJvanctd  Liberal.     Elected  f..r 
Nottingham  in  July  186^,  but  was  unseated  on  petition. 
First  elected  for  Bristol  Nov.  1868,  liaving  in  April  1868 
l)ecn  an  unsuccessful  candidate. 

C/aiAf — Kefonn,  Oevon&hirc. 

T&wm  Rtxidenct—y^,  Gro«venor  Street,  W.        5'm/— Hall  Pbce,  Tonbridge. 

R.  MOSS  (Winchester). 

Richard  Moss,  son  of  the  late  Mr.  Rich.<rcl 
Moss,  of  the  city  of  London.  He  was  bom  iS2;^. 
was  ed.  privately,  and  m.,  1858,  Mary  JeflVcys,  d.  of 
the  late  Mr.  John  Wright  Snow,  of  London.  Has  been 
largely  engaged  in  business  in  London  in  the  transferd 
of  brewery  properly.  Is  now  a  brewer  at  Winchester, 
A  Past-master  of'^  the  Scriveners'  Co.  of  Londoi 
Took  a  prominent  part  in  the  amendment  of  t 
Licensing  Laws  of  1869  and  1872.  A  Conservative^ 
Elected  lor  Winchester  April  1880. 

C/«^*— Carlton,  Junior  Carlton. 

Town  Retitietue — 49,  St.  George's  Road,  S.W, 

Country  Retidence — Weston  Grove,  Woolston,  Soutl 

RIGHT  HON.  SIR  JOHN  R.  MOWBRAY,  Bart  (University  of  OxfortlX 
^"H^"^^       John  Robert  Mowbray,  P.C,  Z>.CZ.,  son  o( 
^^AlJq^^V    Robert  Stribling  Cornish,  Esq.,  of  Hills  Court,  Exeter. 
^^^SS^      ^^  ^"^  J""^  3*^^'  '815,  was  ed.  at  Westminster  Sch.,  ar 
^^^kT       was  Student  of  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  ;  grad.  B.A.  1837,  M.A. 
H^^HH        1839,  and  Hon.  D.C.L.  1869.  In  1847  he  m.  Elizabeth  GrayJ 
^H^^hQ        only  child  of  George  Isaac  Mowbray,  Esq.,  of  Pi-'-'  '-'vo^r* 
^I^^^HH        mouth,  CO.  Durham,  and  of  Mortimer,  near  Ren 
P^HBH        he  assumed  the  name  of  Mowbray  in  lieu  of  his  i 
H^^lfl^        Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1841,  and  went 
"^^^  Western  Circuit.     W' as  Judge- Advocate-General  and  Judfj* 

Marshal  from  March  1858  till  June  1859,  and  from  July  1866  till  Dec.  i  " 
Is  a  D.L.  and  a  J. P.  of  Durham,  a  J. P.  for  Berkshire,  a  Church  I' 
Commissioner,  and  Chm.  of  the  Clerical  and  Medical  Life  Assu.  Co.  Sw<>i  1  ■ 
the  Privy  Council  1858,  and  created  a  Baronet  1880.  A  Conservative ;  in  fiuor 
of  "a  sober,  rational,  safe,  and  temperate  pr<^ess."  Sat  for  Durham  city 
from  June  1853  till  Nov.  1868,  when  he  was  first  returned  for  the  University 
of  Oxford. 

r/«r**— Carlton,  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 
Ttni'n  RftitUMce—A-7,  C>n«low  Gardens.  S.W. 
64ut  -  WarrcAoe*  Wood,  Mortinier.  near  Reading. 


MEMMOUI  or  PARLIAMIirr. 


169 


John    Mil 

AiMlrew  Mttlhol 

1.         *•--».,    by    r.juaiic 


of    the    Ute 

D.L..  of  lUliy. 


I.  P. 
ui.  a.  of 
mi  Dec   iQtb.   l8i^  §ad  ol,  1851, 

.  of  Httgll  I.\Ir.  Rmi..  of  Knock lATTLi, 

I.aJ.T 


l»r,vrn 


EIOHT  H0«.  AVTBOVT  J.  HV? 
Anthony  John  Mi 

Antonio  MuivielU, —  "• 
t»f  'riu>iua>  AUmh>,  t 
lSi5,  ami  m.,  1^5. 
Ktburortb   Besuciun 
manufiictnmr,  and  •  1 
Louffhboroo^  and  c 
in  1859  the  tint  Coc 
duputat  betwacn  capn 
ventioa  and  Kttlemc: 
ich  town  he  filled  var 
'  the  Chamber  o(  ' 
ifion.     An  ear' 


t.S;3,  Aod  member  U 
^.      A    CsmMTtmittf. 


fthe  bte 

:  Rebecca,  d. 

March  28ch, 

h,  Eaq..  of 

Wa*  (bmcriy  a 

'  in  No<tiii|{liam, 


:  Nov.  1808. 

<^ndni€t-~t6,  Ehranon  Pboe.  S.W. 

P.  K.  MUWTl  (BlmilnghamX 

Philip  Henry  Mln  rz,  son  of  the  late  Ph!=-^ 
Frederick  Muntx,  V^.,  of  Sclly  Hall,  Worccrtcr 
by  Catherine,  d.  of  the  laic  R«>ljcrt  Puidoo,  E*^^.. 
Kadford,  WarMyick^iire.  He  was  bora  Jan.  3 IM,  ibii, 
was  cd.  at  Shrewsbury  Sch.,  and  in  June  1831  m. 
Wilhelmine,  d.  of  the  late  J.  D'Olhofcn,  ConsetUcr  dc 
Finance,  Grande  Doch^  de  Bade.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Warwick- 
shire,  and  was  a  merchant  at  BtmitnghaBL  of  which 
boroogh  he  hai  twice  been  Mayor.  1839  apd  1841.  A 
IMnrmi;  in  fiivor  of  **  the  grenlcM  amoiiBt  of  happmew 
to  the  gmtcft  nnmber,  and  religioos  cqaality.  Fir>t 
lor  BJrmii^ham  Nov.  lyt^  1868. 


170 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


a  J.  MVRBAT  (HMtlllftX 

Charles  Jnmcs  Murray,  el.  son  of  the  Rt. 
Hon.  Sir  Charles  Augustus  Murray,  by  Klizabcth, 
of  the  late  James  WaJsworth,  Ksq.,  of  Gcnesco,  Nei 
York.     He  was  bom  1 851,  and  in.,  1875,  Lady  Am 
Francesca  Wilhelmtna  Finch,  d.  of  the   6th  Earl 
Avlesford.      Servetl   in    Diplomatic   Service    1872-6^' 
when  he  retired  as  a  3rd  Secretary.     A  Conservativt»^ 
Elected  for  Ilastin^^s  April  l&t,  1880. 

Cluit— St.  Jamci't,  Caritoo. 
Residtntt^tT,  Berkeley  Square,  W. 


SIB  RICHAKD  C.  MU80RAVE,  Bart  (Ottmberland,  EastX 

Richard    Courtenay  Musgravr,*   youngest 

and  cnly  surviving  son  of  Sir  George  Musgrave,  lOth 
bart.,— who  died  1872,— by  Charlotte,  7th  d.  of  Sir 
James  Graham,  ist  hart.,  of  Netherhy.  He  was  bom 
Aug.  2 1  St,  1838,  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  m.,  1 867,  Adora 
Frances  Olga,  only  d.  of  Peter  Wells,  Esq.,  of  Forest 
Farm,  Windsor  Forest,  and  grand-d.  of  Sir  John  Hesketh 
Lethbridge,  3rd  bart.  Was  sometime  an  officer  in  7islj 
Highlanders.  Is  Lord  Lieut,  and  Custos  Rotulorum 
Westmoreland,  and  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Cumberland 
A  Conseri'aiivf.  Elected  for  East  Cuml>erland  Apr 
1880,  having  been  an  unsuccessful  candidate  Feb.  iS/l 
and  April  1876. 

C/«fo— Carlton,  Arthur's. 

Totau  Rettdfnce—\T,  Cavendish  Square.  W. 

.Vra/— Edenhall.  Penrith. 


KEV.  ISAAC  NELSON  (Mayo  County). 

Isaac   Nelson.      Formerly   Minister  of   th4 

Presbyterian  Church,  Donegall  Street,  Belfast.     A  Hoi 
Ruler.     Elected  for  co.  Mayo  May  24th,  1880. 

^^//<//>u:/— SugaHieid,  Belfast. 


•  This  family  came  into  England  with  the  Conqueror,  and  settled  at  Musgn 
moreUnd.     In  the  time  of  Edward  III.  Thomas  Musgrave  wa«  summoned  by  w  -. 
a  peer  of  the  realm  for  twenty-three  years.     Sir  Philip,  the  and  baronet,  a 
Royalis,  was  M.  P.  for  that  county  1640-2,  Commander-in-Chief  at  Cumberl.ino  .ma   Wi 
laoreUod,  and   Governor  of  Carlisle.     After  the   battle   of  Worcester,   he  attended 
Charica  II.  in  France,  Holland,  and  Scotland,  from  whence  he  retired  to  the  Isle  of 
which  he  braveljr  defended  under  the  Countess  of  Derby.     He  received  for  his  great  1 
a  warrant  creating  him  B.iron  Musgrave  of  Hartley  Castle,  but  never  took  out  the 
The  sth  baronet  was  M.P.  for  Carlule  and  Cleric  to  the  Privy  Council,  and  the  6th  < 
•at  as  M.  P.  for  co.  Westmoreland. 


MIMBKKt  or  PARUAMBirr.  171 

01  V. 


«. 


Charict  NewdiflUe  Nkwdegatk,  D.C.L,on\y 
•on  of  ibc  latt  Cbftm  Ne«tlknt«  Nordcnte.  V^\.,  uf 
llaidMd  PiMt.  Mkkilim,  bjr  Mam,  d.  oT  Ar^coglM 
lUMdMratt,  Em|..  bdr  oTUm  kMt  Sir  Roger  K«««Ugtfc 
l)«rt.  He  «M  bom  io  181^  and  ww  ed.  at  Eton,  at 
Kint:'*  ColL.  LoodoQ,  and  at  Ch.  Ch..  OUbfd ;  pad. 
B.A.  1849.  MA.  1850.  and  D.C.L.  185L  U  a  D.L. 
and  a  J.t'.  oT  Warwkkakira.  a  j. P.  for  MaJdlon.  and 
a  Tnmccof  RagbjrSck  A  CmMrvmiive;  it  **aiuiclMd 
to  the  prindplca  of  Um  Conatinuioo  aa  calabliahod  fai 
1688.**  Haa  lipiwmurt  Nortli  WarvidtaUra  oomiMi. 
coaly  ttnoe  1845. 


it^Mnv  LMmg»   Anfay.  V..  CWvan  Conaa.  V..  Warakhriito :  Ihntili.  a 


itas.  TVavaOm*.  AidMr^a.  WWm's.  Boo«t'i.  NadoML 
Y#ar^— «7.  Lo— dM  flttwl,  Bilgim  f  ^—pi,  S.W. 


TIMOUVT  ITKWPORT  (fihropahlra.  VorttX 


George  Cecil  Orlando  Bridgcmak, 

( yiumnt  A'twfmi),  cl.  ton  of  the  jrd  Earl 

of  Bradford,  bv  the  Hon.  Seliiui  LooMa,  5th 

the  l»t  Baron  Fornter.    He  was  bora 

vvas  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  m..  Sept.  1869, 

...  lit  Frances  Annabclla,  2nd  d.  of  tbe 

<>rl>  I  irl  <•{  Scarbrou|*h.     Appointed  Comet 

ikI  buly-LieuL  1st  Life  Goaiids,  Sept,  1864, 

^^;?^Zr*;i!LV'  txame  Lieot.  Feb.  1867,  and  retired  tbe 


^ 


Is  a  Magistrate  fbrcoa.  Staflord, 

op.     Wiaa  attached  to  the  Duke 

m'  lytSrS.     ACprntartm/nx.     Vint 


i'>j>.  an»l  U  I  lop.     Was  attached  to  the  Duke 


,&w. 


f 


William  Nicholson,  son  of  John  Nicholson, 
Esq.,  of  Upper  CUptoo,  Middlesex.  He  was  bom  ScpC 
2nd,  1825,  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Tria.  CbU.,  CmL* 
and  m..  18(8,  IsabelU  Sarah,  d.  of  the  bte  John  lieok, 
Em].  Ua  J.P.  forco.  .Soothanpton,  and  inboafawaaas  a 
distiller.  A  LOtm/.  Sat  fer  ^etenfidd  1866-74,  when 
he  was  an  tmtnrrtarfol  candidate ;  re-dected  April  ist, 
188a 

cVW-UaioA. 


^--^^  Tfmm  MttJirm*    4. 8— So^Ma.  Hyd«  Paifc.  W. 


172 


ICniBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


HBWXAM  mOHOLSOM  (Vewaxk).  | 

William   Newzam   Nicholson,  el.    son  of 

Benjamin   Nicholson,    Esq.    (Alderman   and   J. P.    of 
Newark),  by  Frances,  d.  of  the  late  Mr.  John  Newzam, 
of  Newark.     He  was  bom  l8l6,  was  ed.  at  the  Magnus 
Grammar  School  at  Newark,  and  m.  1st,  1842,  Maria 
Alice, — who  d.    1864, — d.   of  James  Betts,   Esq.,   of 
Newark  ;  2ndly,  1866,  Annie,  d.  of  Joseph  Prior,  Esq., 
Chaucers  House,  Woodstock.   Is  a  J.  P.  lor  the  borough 
of  Newark,  and  principal  partner  in  the  well-known  firm 
of  W.  N.  Nicholson  and  Son,  agricultural  en; 
Newark,  which  business  he  founded.     Was 
Newark  1851,  and  Chm.  of  the  Local  Comniu.i. 
Ircat  Exhibition  of  that  year,  and  has  been  CIn 
of  the  School  IJoard  there  since  its  formation  in  187  1 
A  Consnraiwf;   "intending  to  give  a  general  support  to  the  Earl  of  Beacoi 
field,  but  holding  himself  free  to  take  an  independent  position  on  any  measui- 
that  may  be  submitted  to  Parliament."     Elected  for  Newark  April  1880. 

C/«^i— Carlton,  St-  Stephen's. 

Town  RetidtMct — Queen  Anne's  Mansion*,  S.W. 

CpMMtry  ResiJeHcr — Newark-on-Trent. 

E.  NOEL  CDnmMeB  Btirghi). 

Ernest  Noel,  second  son  of  the  Hon.  and 
Rev.  Baptist  Wriotheslev  Noel,  by  Jane,  el.  d.  of  Peter 
Baillie,  Esq.,  of  Dochlour.  He  was  bom  Aug.  1831, 
was  ed.  at  Edinburgh,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.,  and 
m.  1st,  1857,  Louisa  Hope,— who  died  1870, — only  d. 
of  Thomas  Milne,  Esq.,  of  Warley  House,  Yorkshire; 
2ndly,  1873,  Lady  Augusta,  younger  d.  of  the  6th  Earl 
of  Albemarle.  Is  a  J. P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Sussex,  and 
a  F.G.S.  Author  of  "  Letters  on  the  West  Indies."  A 
Liberal.  First  elected  for  the  Dumfries  Burghs  Feb. 
1874,  having  in  1868  been  an  unsuccessful  candidate. 

Clubs — Brooks's,  Athenaeum. 

Seat—  Lydhurst,  Hayward's  Heath,  Sussex. 

RIOHT  HON.  a.  J.  NOEL  (RutlandsMreX 

Gerard  James  Noel,  second  son  of  the  isi 
Earl  of  Gainsborough,  by  his  3rd  wife,  Arabella,  2nd 
d.  of  Sir  John  Hamlyn-Williams,  Bart.  He  was  bom 
Aug.  28th,  1823,  and  m.,  1863,  Lady  Augusta  Mary, 
sister  of  the  3rd  Earl  of  Lons<lale.  Entered  the  Army 
as  Comet  nth  Hussars  1842,  became  Lieut.  1843,  Capt. 
1857,  and  retired  185 1.  Was  a  Lord  of  the  Treasury  from 
July  1866  till  Nov.  1868,  and  Parliamentary  Secretary 
to  the  Treasury  from  that  date  until  the  following  Dec. 
Is  a  D.L.  and  a  J. P.  for  Rutland.  Swom  a  Privy 
Councillor  1874.  Ap|)ointed  First  Commissioner  of 
Works  Aug.  1876.  A  Consen'ative.  First  retumed 
for  Rutlandshire  1847. 
1,  Junior  Carlton,  White's. 
larnce—ix,  Brulon  Street,  W.  Stat    Catmose,  Oakham,  Rutland. 


^r5-> 


or  FARUAMKirr. 


«7J 


rot  UHtlM   VIA  VMA. 


i,  9.  WaUM  (Oitvsy 

John  Philip  Nolan,  ion  of  the  1 
Noba.  E«|..  J.F.  of  Bdliodcrry.  by  Mvy 
wife.     He  WM  bom  A«c.  joch,  183S,  wa*  oL  ju  CU. 
foww,  Sioaylwnl.  THnity  Coll.,    Dahlia,   th«  StadT 
Cull.i  


and  the 


Woolwidi.     F 


Kax«i  Ariillary  m  Uiirt.  l8S7.  b«MM  Cap* 
Ma)or  1S77 1  tarvad  thrwMJbwa  tlie  Abjr»i 
paign  aa  Adj.  to  CoL  M  Owanl,  and  wwk 
tha  action  of  AfOfM  ud  caplwre  of  Ma^ 
meniiooed  ia  daipatcW^  aad  Iim  the  Abjrann 
U  a  J.  P.  for  ca  Galwajr.     Ia  bvor  of  // 
Sat  for  ca  Galwaj  horn  Peb.  till  Jaae  187  .v 
was  aawated  oa  patitioa ;  re-elected  Feb 
April  iSSok 


Cib^Anay  aad  Nary. 

rMM  Ad^wm    3»  Dak*  8ae«.  8i  ji 

SHit^9Mmimi),  to.  Oalway. 


.••,8W. 


J.  8.  NORTH  (Ozfordmhlral 

John  Sidney  N  '>.CZ.,son  of  the  Ute 

Gca.  Sir  Charlr*  Wi  .  G.C.II..  C.B.,  by  Sopbia 

Cramer.  6ih  d.   of  tttc  late  Sir  John  Coghill.   Bait.,  of 

Co^ill.  Yorkshire.    Me  was  bom  May  28(h,  1804,  was  ed. 

at  the  Roy.  MiliUnr  Coll.,  Sandhorvt,  and  in  1815  oi.  Lady 

Sana  North,  d.  of  the  3rd  Earl  of  GutUbrd,  «rbo  became 

Baroae«  North  by  the  termiaation  of  an  abeyance  in  1841. 

Eatered  the  Army  1821.  retired  1839.     Aatomcd  the  aaaie 

of  North,  in  lieu  o(  his  patronymic,  by  royal  Ucenie.  18^ 

Ii  an  Hon.  D.C.L.  of  the  Unir.  of  OdbnC  and  a  D.L.  aad 

P.  of  0&ford«hirr.—4>f  which  ca  he  was  Hiffh  ShcriA 

lorthai  itiddflcshire,  aad  MiddleMx. 

Appointed  Lient.-Col.  2nd  Tower  !  1816,  aad  UeaL'CoL  swi 

Bat.  Oxfordshire  Rifle  Vol.  i86a    A  " -  "-'^  •*  bcil  aad  aMMt 

cocdial  rapport  to  aieasares  for  tl.  cotwUtatiua  ia 

Quadi  aad  Sute."    Flnt  retoiaeti  :  ,    .   ■   .' 

W«wick«Uf« :  Md  CWp*E«  WaidMi.  R..  N 


1^2 


C/«4»-WUmX  CM^um,  T»a««Bm'.  UaiMd  Smrkm 

T0mm  Mmidrntv    t<.  Arli^Mi  Sttwl,  W. 

Xm/»— WroKioB  Abb«y.  B«aburv  .  ISataev  HiD.  Sorrvr. 


1 74 


or   PARLIAMENT. 


B.  1.  VOBTHOOTB  (Bz«t«rX 
Henry  Siaftord  Northcote,  C -5.,  second  son  i 
of  ihc  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  .Stafford  Norihcotc,  G.C.B.,  M.P., 
8th  bftrt.,  by  Cecilia  Frances,  C./.,  d.  of  Thomas  Farrer, 
Exq.,  of  Lincoln's  Inn.  HewasbomNov.  i8th,  1846,  was] 
ed.at  Eton,  and  at  Merton  Coll.,  Oxford (B.  A.  1869,  M.A.I 
'873),  and  m.,  1873,  Alice,  da,  of  George  Stephen,  Esq.,] 
of  Montreal,  Canada.  Appointed  a  clerk  in  Foreign  Office 
186S  ;  was  attached  to  the  Marquess  of  Kipon's  Special] 
Mission  to  arrange  the  Alabama  Treaty  in  1 87 1,  Sec. 
H.M.'s  Claims  Commission  underTreaty  of  WashingW 
1871-3,  and  Private  Sec.  to  the  Marquess  of  Salisbui 
on  his  Embassy  to  Constantinople  1876-7 ;  anj 
Acting  3rd  Sec.  in  Diplomatic  .Service  1876,  and  I 
Sec.  to  the  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  1877.     -\ 
A  Conservative.    Elected  for  Exeter  March  3i8t,  1880. 
Athetueiun. 


CMBISTI  CRUX   BST 
MKA    LUX. 


nated  C.B.1880. 

C/«^«— Carlton,  St.  James': 
RfMidencr—iT,  Rutland  Gate,  W 


CHRISTI  CRUX  BST 
MKA   LUX. 


RIGHT  HON.  BIB  STAFFORD  H.  NORTHCOTE.  Bart  (Devon,  North). 

Stafford  Henry  Northcote,  RC,  G.C.B.,\ 
D.C.L.,  el.  son  of  the  late  Henry  Stafford  NorthcoU 
Esq.,  by  his  first  wife,  only  d.  of  Thomas  Cockbui 
Esq.,  of  Portland  Place,  London.     He  was  l>om  i8l( 
and  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Halliol  Coll.,  Oxford  ;  cts 
B.A.,    1st  class  in  Classics,    1839,    M.A.    1842,   Fl( 
D.C.L.    1863.     In  1843  he  m.   Cecilia  Frances,  d. 
Thomas  Farrer,  Esq.,  of  Lincoln's  Inn.     Was  Privi 
Secretary  to   the    Rt.    Hon.    W.    E.    Gladstone   wh< 
President  of  the  Board  of  Trade,  and  on  being  calU 
to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple,    1847,   became  L 
Secretary  to  the  Board  of  Trade ;  was  Financial  Secreta 
to  the  Treasury  from  Jan.  till  June  1859,  President 
the   Board   of  Trade   from  July   1866, — when  he 
sworn  of  the  Privy  Council, — till  March  1S67,  Secretary  of  State  for  India  fr 
March  1867  till  Dec.  1868,  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  from  Feb.  1874 
April  1880,  when  he  was  created  a  G.C. B.,  and  one  of  the  Secretaries  to 
Great  Exhibition  of  1851,  and  in  acknowledgment  of  his  services  in  connc 
tion  therewith  he  was  created  a  (Civil)  Companion  of  the  Bath.     Was  one 
the  Special  Commissioners  to  the  Unitetl  States  of  America,  1871,  to  arrar 
the  "Alabama"  Treaty.     Is  a  D.L.  and  a  J. P.  of  Devon.     Has  been  Cat 
1st  Devon  Yeo.  Cav.     Succeeded  his  grandfather,  the  7th  bart.,   1851. 
Liberal  Conservatri>e ;  "will  resist  all  attempts  to  infringe  upon  the  rights  of  1 
Church  of  England."     Sat  for  Dudley  from  March  1855  till  April  1857, 
for  Stamford  from  July  1858  till  1866,  when  he  was  first  returned  for  Noi 
Devon. 

Patron  of  four  Z.mVftfy— Dowland.  V.,  Monk's  Oakhampton,  R.,  and  Upton  Pyne, 
Devonshire ;  and  (with  the  hcin  of  the  Rev.  T.  Templer)  Paignton,  V.,  Devonshire. 
C/«^«— Carlton,  Athenxum. 
Tovm  Rtsidetut—so,  St.  James's  Place,  S.W. 
^M/— Pynea,  Exeter. 


Mmins  or  pahuamivt. 

a  |L  softwooo  iBttUjL 

Char  Ice  Morgan  N<ik\\ooii,  el.  ton  • 
Charic*  Norwood,  K»i\.,  of  A»hfunl,  Kmt,  l>% 
and  d.  oT  llw  kM  OMuks  Morgsii,  tM|.,  o( 
KiMik.     He  WM  bom  b  iftac  and  ia  1(5  > 
fonofMl  d.  of  Um  kt«  jobn  Hcmy  Bkkcnc^.  i 
CttHit  BUImoct.  ca  Galwaj.     U  «  D.L.  ol  thr   ! 
Riding  of  Yorkihire,  and  a  mcfduuit  and  «eii>> 
Wm  PrvudcM  of  the  Hull  Oiambcr  of  < 
mcrce  1859  and  iSoo^  and  the  I M  Chm.  of  the  AaM>. 
OMUBbm  of  Coouncroe  of  tlic  United  Kia|doni. 
1868,  the  Cooaty  Cbwt  (Adaiffmlty)  fnfWklloa  Bill 
'  for  HnU  July  it6s. 


MnUfmeft-Hi^hMm  UmQ.  WooUwd,  £««««     •<>«    PaII  M>11   <i  W 


in. 
A 


P.  O'mmVB  (LaitrtmX 


n 

V  ^        MMor   1878.      Served  in  the  Oode  campajfn   1^58^9, 

^^1_    ^r^-^     inctndingthe  croMtag  of  the  Gogra  at  VytaJSmi,  »ml  aiTa 
^'**-— — '^'^      at  Bongaon,  for  which  he  has  a  mcdtl.     In  fa\ 
AW/.     Ku%t  elected  for  co.   l^itrim  July  I4(h,   1876,  having  in    ^ 
been  an  luttucceatful  candklate. 


Francis  O'Beirne,  son  of  Hu^h  O'Beimr. 
Km].,  J.I',  and  D.  U  of  Jamestown,  00.  t,^trim      Ifr  % 
Uun  1839,  and  in  i8$7  entered  the  Annir  aa  Comrt  . 
Dragoon  Guanls  beaune  Lieut^  1858,  Cape  186^  iixi 


I 


CMr-Jaaior  Uaiiad  Smnkm,  Vtkm. 
Jw»#->J— mow  Lodge,  Dniw—i,  ca  LcUnoi. 


US  PATRICE  OVUEir.  Bart  (Klnrt  OovBtn 

Taiii.k    (Vr,kns.   l1.  son   6f  the 
Ttmoii  -LordMavoroi 

1819,  a  ;.>m  1846  till  i85< 

1863,— 1>>  CAiUituc,  ii.  xji  Kdwaid  Marph 
Flemingtown,  co.  Dublin.     He  was  bom  .\ 
l8a3,  and  wa*  cd.  at  1  tin.  Coll.,  Dublin  ;  ^ 
1843.     In   1866  he  m.  Ida  Sophia,  %ridow 
Gen.  Pernr,  and  d.  of  Com.  James  Parlby,  K 
adlcd  to  the  Iriab  Bar  1&44,  having  prrvioi 
student  at  Lincoln's  Inn.     U  a  D.L.  of  tl  .    . 
Dublin,  and  a  J.I*,  fur  King's  co.     A  LHumi, 
returned  for  King'k  co.  1852. 

lAMN  LAiDia  AM  C/b4»    Rifofvi.  Dublia  Uaiwiky. 

MACNTAa.  Tm 


176 


MEMBERS  OP   PARLIAMENT. 


A.  O-OOHHOB  (QoMn'i  Ooonty). 
Arthur  O'Connor,  son  of  the  late  William 

O'Connor,  Esq.,  M.D,,  of  30,  Upper  Montagu  Street, 
W.  He  was  bom  1844,  and  was  ed.  at  St.  Cuthbert's 
Coll.,  Ushaw,  and  nu,  18—,  Ellen,  cL  d.  of  William 
Connolly,  Esq.  A  Home  RitUr.  Elected  for  Queen's 
CO.  April  1880. 

R**id*nee^^j%  Rowan  Road,  Brook  Green,  Hammenmith, 


I 


T.  P.  O'CONNOR  (Oalway  Borough). 

Thomas  Power  O'Connor,  son  of  Mr.  Thomas 
O'Connor,  of  Athlone.  He  was  born  1848,  was  cd.  at 
the  Queen's  Coll.,  Galway,  and  grad.  M.A.  at  the  Queen's 
Univ.  in  Ireland.  Is  a  journalist.  Author  of  *'  Lord 
Beaconsfield,  a  Biography,"  and  other  works.  A  Horni 
Ruler^  and  advanced  Radical.  Elected  for  Galway  bore 
April  1880. 

Rgsid*nce—-i,  Bamard'k  Inn,  Holborn,  E.C. 


^ 


D.  M.  O'CONOB  (Bllgo  Connty). 

Denis  Maurice  O'Conor,*  second  son  of  th< 
late  Denis  O'Conor,  Esq.,  of  Belangare, — The  O'Conc 
Don,  sometime  M.P.  for  Roscommon, — by  Mary,  d.  oftl 
late  Major  Blake,  of  Tower  Hill,  co.  Mayo.     He  wa>  ' 
1840,  was  ed.  at  Downside  Coll.,  Bath,  grad.  at  the  I 
of  London,  M.A.  1861,  LL.D.  1866,  and  m.,  1873,  1 
Isabella,  el.  d.  of  the  Rev.  W.  T.  Kevill-Davies,  of  (  r.lt 
Castle,   Wigmore   Hall,   and   Wellington,    Herefordshin . 
Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  1866.     Is  a  J.T. 
for  CO.  Roscommon,  of  which  he  was  High  Sheriff  1865. 
A  Liberal ;  "advocates  a  system  of  tenant  right  calculnttd 
to  satisfy  the  Irish  people."     First  elected  for  co.   Slij^n 
Nov.  1868. 


C/«*x— Reform,  St  George's,  Kensington. 
London  Addreu — 110,  Queen's  Gate,  S.W. 
Seat—QXonaXA,  CasUerea.  co.  Roscommon. 


*  Is  of  the  ancient  house  of  the  O'Conon  of  Connaught,  lineally  descended  from  0° 
King  of  Connaught  and  Monarch  of  Ireland.    Subsequent  to  the  English  invasion  his  .in 
were  frequently  styled  "  kings  "  by  the  kings  of  England,  and  afterwards  Prince*.  <  ;  ' 
In  1277,  A «ne*.  daughter  of  his  ancestor  Hugh  —whose  father  was  called  "  K- 
by  King  Henry  1 1 1^— married  Richard  de  Burgo  :  Elizabeth,  only  daughter  of  i 
William  de  Burgo,  Earl  of  Ulster,  married  Lionel,  Duke  of  Clarence.  In  t 
Royal  Family  descend.     In  1559  Htigh  O'Conor  Don,  his  ancestor,  resic 
principality  oiirConnatight,  compounded  for  his  esuics,  and  was  knighted  t  . 


MKMBUt  or  rARUAMiorr.  177 


W.MLVDOmnUL 
JL  Frank  HuAb  O'Donnblu  el. 

n f  uf  i  4(K.  BenMfdO'DoMcU,  orCwndoojiclL co.  DcmmmI. 

iL  He  «M  boni  It4l,  Md  wm  cd.  ai  Um  CoUm  ofSc 

•Jb.  IcMdM,  Mil  •!  tlM  QMOi't  Univ.  oT  Ifdtal-ltA. 

'^^'^K  iM,  Md  Mid  ■■dillU,-#iid  «M  tooMliMt  Lectam 
eg  >  in  Eeomk  SdiMt  tl  ib«  UiboUe  Uahr.  oT  DiOdk. 
iV  f  I%am«nb8ro(llMBIbliogmpliiMlSodttTorpMii,Md 
11  \  of  the  <  attiolk  AcadMik  oT^MtiBiMUr,  Vio».Pr«klMt 
^■B  I  ^fit>chuwuKkIIUibnBA«ockti4m.uidcK.Vk».PrMkiMl 
V^W  /  of  the  Imh  lIoiM  Rule  CeahitnMioa  ia  Great  BriUia. 
Author  oT  "Miuti  Edacalkm  to  Iidaad,"  "New 
pAfnoiwa.  a  Satire,"  and  oC  vmrioaa  pampliUta  aad 
■ddnMii.  A  Umm  /fmi/r;  '*ia  favor  of  exlcaaivc 
divalopawat  oT ladlaa  aatoooiay.'*  aad  repfcaeatatkm  of  ladla  ia  Parfiaacni. 
Fuoodcr  of  the  '*  Farmer^  Alliance.**  Sal  for  Gal  way  a  »hort  lime  in  1874, 
but  was  ttntcated  on  petition.  Fira  elected  for  Dunganraa  Joae  lyd,  1S77. 
laa,  FlMt  ScTMi.  R.C. 

D.  ODOVOOBUB  (TtllMV 
Daniel  O'Do.sixuit'E  {T^  (^ Donorkue),  only 
■on  of  the  late  Charles  O'Donogbve,  Kao..  of  The  Gleas, 
by  fane,  d.  of  Joha  0*ConaeU,  Em.,  of  Grena,~«be  m, 
lodly,  McCarthy  O'Leary,  Em).  He  wa»  bom  1S33.  was 
ed.  at  Stooyhunt,  and  in  1858  m.  Manr,  eL  d.  of  Sir 
John  Ennis  Iftt  bart.  Was  formerly  a  J.  P.  for  coa.  Cork 
ahI  KcrrA-.  and  Major  Kerrv  Militia.  A  LAonal i  of  the 
"liiJi  Independent  party.'  Sat  for  Tipperary  from 
Feb.  1857  till  Joly  186$,  whea  he  wu  first  elected  for 
Tralce. 


SM#-naA  Cooag^  TW  GIsm.  eo.  Kary. 

COL  TBI  OtiORMAHMAHOM  (aae  HahOBl. 
J.  omUT  dOMQaunon  CoaatfX 

James  O'Relly,  son  of  John  O* Kelly,  Esq., 
of  CO.  RoacoouBoa.  He  was  born  1845,  and  was  cd.  at 
Dturhan  aad  Paris.  Scnred  sometime  in  the  French 
Army,  and  retired  a  Capt.  Was  subseauently  one  of  tlie 
Editors  of  the  f/tm  iM  HemU^  and  ia  1873  voloa- 
teered  to  proceed  as  war  oorreapoodeat  to  Coba.  Hate 
he  nsited  Ceopedes  aad  tbe  Qibaa  rebeb,  aad  apoa 
retaraing  to  the  Spaaish  lines  was  arrested*  tried,  cad 
aealeaced  to  death  as  a  tanectcd  /UikmHtf,  He  was^ 
kowever.  saved  by  Seaor  Ctttalar  from  the  Spaaish  ballela,  aad  look  pait  ia 
iM  war  aniast  the  fiuaoot  Sion  chK  "Sitttac  Bait,**  aad  aftefwaidiaccoai- 
paaied  Htt  Mafcsiy  tbe  Emperor  of  Braxil  in  kb  vojrage  from  Rio  Tinctro 
Qbioogh  the  UnkadStatea. 

Jt/«iJr«.v-Va«jdMl  Bridhtv  R«d  8  W 

IS 


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MEMBERS  OP  PARLIAMENT. 


D.  R.  OHSLOW  (OQildftod). 

Dcnzil  Roberts  Onslow,*  only  surviving 

of  Thomas  Onslow,  Esq.,  of  the  Madras  Civil  Service, 
Elizabeth,  d.  of  Charles  Roberts,  Esq.,  of  Madras, 
was  bomjfune  I2th,  1839,  was  ed.  at  Brighton  Coll., 
at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.,  ami  m.,  1871,  Clara,  youngest  d. 
the  late  lames  Scott,  Esq.,  J. P.,  of  Bishopsdown  Grove, 

•'•'-'■-•  Wells,  and  Mayficld,  Kent.     A- ••    '   in 

to  Secretary  to  Sir  Charles  Trevi  ;., 

Minister  in  India,  and  held  the  sani    ,  rr 

the  Rt.  Hon.  W.  Mas.sey,  M.P.,  and  Sir  R.  I 
K. C.S.I.  A  CoHsen>ative.  First  elected  for  Gu 
Feb.  1874. 

C/k^«— Carlton,  Portland. 
J^At/— Flexford,  near  Guildford. 


R.  OSHAUOHNESSY  (Limerick  City). 

Richard   OShaughnessv,  only  son  of  Jam- 
O'Shaxighncssy,  Esq.,  Surgeon,  of  Limerick,  by  Anna,  d. 
John    Healv,  Esq.     He  was   bom  1842,  was  ed.  at    t 
Jesuit    Colleges    of    Tullamore,     Stonyhurst,    Clongow 
Wood,  and  Vaugirard  (Paris),  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin, 
— grad.   B.A.   1863, — and  m.,    1867,   Ellen,  d.  of  James 
Potter,  Esq.,  Farm  Lodge,  co.  Limerick.     Calletl  to  the 
Irish  Bar  1066,  and  to  the  liar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  June  1880. 
Was  Auditor  of  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin,  Historical  Society  1865.     In  favor  of  Home 
Rule.     First  elected  for  Limerick  city  Feb.  1874. 

C/«**— Stephen*!  Green,  SavUe,  North  Munster  (Limerick). 


W.  H.  O'SHEA  (Clare  County). 

William  Henry  O'Shea,  only  son  of  the  late 
Henry  O'Shea,  Esq.,  of  Fitzwilliam  Square,  Dublin, 
by  Catherine  (created  a  Countess  by  Pope  Leo  XI II.), 
d.  of  Edward  Cranach  Quinlan,  Esq.,  of  Rosanna,  co. 
Tipperary.  He  was  born  1840,  was  ed.  at  Oscott  Coll., 
and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin,  and  m.,  1867,  Katharine, 
youngest  d.  of  the  late  Rev.  Sir  John  Page  Wood,  2nd 
bart.  Entered  the  i8th  Hussars  1858,  and  retired  as 
Capt.  1865.  In  favor  of  Home  RuU^  and  of  a  fair 
settlement  of  the  Irish  Land  (Question.  Elected  for  < 
Clare  April  1880. 

Toum  Addrest—1\ioma3L%  Hotel,  Berkeley  Souare,  "W. 

Rtsidenctt-'^owxiin  Lodge,  Eltham,  Kent;  George  Str. 
Limerick. 

•  Is  de«^nded  from  a  younger  brother  of  Mr.  Speaker  Ontlow  father  of  the  4|h  Baron 
ObiIow,  who  wa«  in  1801  created  Kari  of  On.low.  He  u  grandwo  of  Sir  Henry  Oaslow,  2nd 
Urt.,  and  great  giaodMo  of  Adni.  Sir  Richard  Omiow,  K.  B. ,  who  m  1797  was  created  a  Baronet. 


^^ 


MtMBlRS  or  PARUAMBNT. 


«79 


r.  ■.  OVULUTAII  (UBMrtek  Ooutn 

William  H  an,  only  ton  o! 

Thoouu  iMkt «  ff  Rathk«l«,ou  i 

hy  Nftncttr,  d.  ul  i ^.  lock.     Uc  ma* 

Uim  1HJ9.  and  m.,  >  tl  i880k--d.  of 

William  S|»«mI,  Emj.  »•  iMuiynuun  huum,  oa  UaMfkk, 
and  BAttyciMKMi  f'arlff.  oo»  Cock*  !•  •  HWiciMSlt  mmI 
Oim.  ol  ilM  Boud  orCttMdkuMoCthe  KilsMlloek  Uaioii. 
A  wry  activ*  mpporicr  of  the  //mm  ^^  mo»M»cnl ; 
ukct  a  ptomhwl  pan  in  the  «(iUtioa  for  foitiwr  rdbrm 
of  tbe  Und'Uwi,  and  Mouiaf  amy  wkh  a  mall  portion 
ol  ground  attached  for  apkahwrJ  kUMMrers ;  advocate* 
Hoiuchoki  Suflr^a.    **OI>MalofaMlii«ataatkm.  a»  it 


faUfttmlairlyonaMWQrkiiVdM.'*    latradacMl  a  bUl  for 

^  by  Ike  vote  of  tbe  people,  one  JMike  for  aadi  wikm  in 

•diiced  a  bUl  to  prevent  ipirinwiii  Ikioora  beiw  mm  om  for 

they  were  at  lea«  terelee  moolhe  okL    Fkn.  dedad  for  co. 


Sifwc.  DeUia. 


A.  J.  OTWAT  (BMiMaUrK 
Arthur  John  OniAV,  sccon.!  ig  ion  of 

Aim    Sir  Robert  Waller  Olway,  baft.,  by 

i  Ictncotioa,  d.  and  cobcire**  of  Aum.  nUloeray,  of 
Welk,  Somerset.  He  waa  bora  August  iSaa,  waa  ed. 
in  Germany,  and  at  the  Roy.  Military  CoU.,  SamUmnC, 
and  in  1851  :ta,  d.  of  Sir  jaoK*  lai^ham, 

loth  Ivut.     I  >i»t  Light  Infantry  1839  ;  aenred 

«tith  ht«  rrgimcci  tit  India  and  Australia,  and  retired 
ii^6.  Called  to  tbe  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  iS^a 
W  as  Under  Secretary  of  State  for  Foreign  Anura  from 
Dec.  1868  tUl  Dec.  187a  U  a  J.  P.  for  Middleiex,  ami 
beir«presttmptive  to  hia  brother.  Sir  George  Graham 
Utway,  and  bart.  KlJhtnU.  Sat  for  StaflRord  from  July 
i8u  till  July  i8$7,  and  for  Chatham  from  July  186$  till 
Feb.  1 874.  Unauccemfttlly  conteated  C  hatham  .M  ajri  859, 
twl  North  Shickl»  April  1861.     Fint  elected  for  Rochester  June  14th,  187b. 


U 


!^#4 


«i  oat't  MoaivcvM 

9VI«  COHTIA    KO*? 


C/b4^AtlMMM>.  RflAma. 

T0tmt  Rrtidtmn-x^  CrcMrardl  R<Md.  S.W. 


S.  ■.  PAOST 

Richard  Homer  Paget,  son  of  the  late  John 

Moore  Paget,  Esq.,  of  Cranmorr.  SumrrM-!.  i\  Iliz^bcfh 
Jane.  d.  of  the  btc  Rev.  J.  K  Mdls, 

Somerset.     lie  wa*   born  l^  v  Kojral 

Mtlitnry  Coll.,  Sandhwsl,  ami  entered  the  ouh  Kcipment 
l^  I  r>:gn  Dec.  l848»  heremff  Licvl.  Jane  1851,  and 
Capt.  l>ec.  l8S4 ;  retired  1863.  In  |S6(»  he  m.  Caroline 
Imbel,  sod  d.  of  II.  K.  Surtccs,  tsq.,  of  Redwwth, 
Durham,  !*«••  MP  foi  I  It-rtfonlshire.     f-  »  «  I'    ami  a 


l8o  MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 

D.L.  for  Somenetihtre,  uA  Major  3rd  Bat  Somenet  Rifle  Vol.  A  C> 
stmativ/;  "an  advocate  for  Conservative  progrcM."  Sat  for  East  Somcr- 
from  July  1865  till  Nov.  1868,  when  he  was  first  elected  for  Mid -Somerset. 


T0mm  Rttidfm*    s*.  Queai  Anne  StrMt,  W. 

Smi  -CrmiuBora  Hall,  vmx  Slicpum  M«ll«t.  SooMravuhire. 


T  T  PAGET  (Uloe8t«nhire.  Soath). 

Thomas  Teriius  Paget,*  el.  son  of  the  late 

Thomas  Papet,  Esq.,  M.P.,  by  Anne,  2nd  d.  of  the 
late  John  Pares,  Esq.,  of  The  Newarke,  Leicester,  He 
was  bom  Dec.  27tn,  1807,  and  m.,  1850,  Katharine 
(Jeraldine,  4th  d.  of  the  late  Marcus  MacCauslan«l.  Ksq., 
of  Dreenagh,  co.  Derry.  Is  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.  L.  for  Leices* 
tershire  (High  Sheriff  1869),  and  a  local  banker.  A 
JJberaL  Sat  for  South  Leicestershire  from  Nov.  1867 
till  Nov.  1868;  re-elected  April  1880,  having  uns 
ccssfully  contested  the  same  constituency  Nov.  i8(. 
June  IS70,  and  Feb.  1874. 

PatrvH ^9mt LMmg—\M\xn\iasa,  V.,  Leicestershire. 
C/inix— Reform,  Brooks's,  Devonshire.  City  Liberal. 

.f/M/lr— Humberttone,  Leicester  ;  Ibstock  House,  Ashby-de-la-Zouch :  Oxeadon  Lodge, 
Harborough. 


Sui 


8IB  WILLIAM  PALLI8ER  (Taunton). 

William  Palliser,  C.B.,  son  of  the  late 
Wray  Palliser,  Es^^.,  of  Derryluskan,  co.  Tipperary,  Col. 
of  Walerford  Militia,  by  Anne,  d.  of  John  Gledst.ines, 
Esq.,  of  Annes  Gift,  co.  Tipperary.  He  was  bom  1830^ 
was  ed.  at  Rugby,  at  Trin.  ColL,  Dublin,  and  at  Trin. 
Hall,  Camb.,  and  m.,  1868,  Anna,  el.  d.  of  the  late 
George  Perham,  Esa.  Entered  Rifle  Brigade  1855, 
exchanged  to  i8th  Hussars  1858,  became  Capt.  1859, 

and  Major  unattached  1864  ;  retired  from  the  Army  in 

m^K^^ y(t*h    ^^^^'    ^^  Lieut.-Col.  2nd  Middlesex  (H.M.'s  Custonis) 

^C^^KB[^  J^^  Artillery  Vol.    Is  well  known  as  the  inventor  of  chilled, 

y^l^^^^^  >^^  or  Palliser  projectiles,  the  Palliser  guns,  and  of  various 

^^^JIP^^^        improvements  in  artillery.    Has  the  Order  of  the  Crown 

of  Italy.      Nominated  a  C.B.  1868,  and  receive*!  the 

honor  of  Knighthood  1873.    A  Comervative.     Elected  for  Taunton  April  1880. 

Cinit—Army  and  Navy,  Athenxum,  United  Service,  Ketutngton. 
Residmc«—9i,  Earl's  Court  Square,  S.W. 

*  This  gentleman  represents  a  branch  of  the  Paget  family  who  have  been  settled  as  Uad* 
<»wDcn  at  Ibctock  since  tiie  time  of  Edward  IV. 


MKMBtlUI  or  FAJIUAMIirr. 


i8i 


a  M.  riUOft  (Doftea.  Voftia 

Charles  Mark  Palmkk,  yoanger  ion  of  the 

Uie  Gcoffft  PftliMV,  Cmi.,  shtpownnr  aad  mcrduni, 
r  Nt«CMtWKMi.TyBc.  ty  Maria,  d.  oT  ThooMs  Taylor, 
i  .«|.  II0  WM  bom  iBts,  WM  fld.  at  Dr.  Brwoe't 
A  nail  way,  N««CMdt-o»>T]rM^  tad  alto  la  Fiaaea, 
and  «.  lai,  iS46^  Jane— who  diad  1865,— d.  ci 
FTiwaaar  Robaoa,  (aq.,  of  NtwoMtle-oi-TTBc ;  swfly, 
1867.  Ammu  Marv.— who  died  1875,-^  of  Alfred 
l^ambtrt,  Eaq.,  at  Parit :  jnffy.  1877,  Gcftntde,  d.  oC 
la«ci  MoMgomrry.  ^  '/  llartlandft,  Cim- 

frod,  Middkaev.     !«•  >  <i«lowner.  and  plate- 

glaai  BMaaCMtnivr,  and  loqaarr  a^  the  Iowa  ol  larrov, 
—ol  which  he  waa  tltdad  tho  ftnt  Mayor  1875,— a 
J.P.  and  a  D.L.  lor  eow  Dwhaai  aad  the  North  iudiaf 
of  Yorkshire,  Ueut>CoL  com.  of  Tanov  Eafiaiar 
Voluntrrrs  and  Lord  of  the  Manor  of  Eatdi^ton  aad  Hiiidiiaill  ia 
xh  iMting.      Author  of  "On  the  CbiMtfactioQ  of  Iron  Ship*  aad 

tb  of  Shipboiiding   Operations  on  the  Tyne»  Wear,  aad  Teo^** 

Material  for  Shipbaildii«,  aad  ita  laaaeaca  oa  tha  Com- 
m-  cot  of  Natioaa,**  **Oa  locne  nfwaty  Charch  Refenaa." 

A  --^tlly  coalcated  So^^**^  v^Ki^u^  ,869.     Elected  for  North 

I  >  %  ameated  on  f>^  Mav  of  the  fame  year,  aad 

n: «  JaaefoUowii^n  \:ril  8th,  188a 

.SlM/^-Criakb  Park.  LoAaa^  Ot^tteMl.  Y<i«k*lif« ;  N^wcMih  oa  Ty— . 


CmmiryKi 


a  falmh  (BaadiBcx 

Georve  Palmer,  son  of  Mr.  WUliam  Palmer, 
of  Long  Sutton,  SomcrvtUitre,  aad  Elberton,  Gloaccatcr- 
»hire,  hj  Mary.  d.  of  Mr.  William  Inac,  of  Staradaalg 
Newton,  Dor«etAhire.  He  wa*  bom  1818.  aad  OL,  1850^ 
Kliiabeth  Sarah,  d.  of  Mr.  Robert  Mcatyard,  of  Stoka 
Newii^oa.  It  an  Aklenaaa  aad  a  I.P.  for  Reading. 
A  IJtfrmJ.    Pint  elected  for  Rcadiag  May  17th,  1878. 

T0mm  Ktmdtmtt-  «a,  Grwwor  Sifwl,  W. 
1WAcadH.RMtfi^ 


1 


iSt 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


i 


J.  S.  PILMBB  (LlBOomX 

John  Hinde  Palmer,  Q.C.^  only  son  of 


Utc  Samuel  Palmer,  Esq.,  of  Dulwich  Common,  Sum 
— a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Surrey, — by  Mar)',  d.  and  hci 
of  the  late  L.  Hinde,  Esq.  He  was  l)orn  1808,  and 
1849,  Clara  Maria,— who  died  Oct.  1863,— 2nd  d. 
late  Right  Hon.  Charles  Tennyson  D'Kyncourt,  of  1 
Manor,  Lincolnshire.  Was  called  to  the  Bar  at  Liiu  .. 
Inn  Jan.  1832,  and  made  a  Q.C.  1859.  Is  a  J.  P.  and 
U.  L.  of  Surrey,  a  Bencher  of  Lincoln  s  Inn,  Treasurer  . 
that  Inn  1880,  and  author  of  pamphlets  on  "The  Churi 
and  the  Education  Question,"  "County  Reform,"  &> 
A  Liberal ;  in  favor  of  peace,  economy,  and  reform,  li 
troduced  and  carried  several  useful  Acts  for  the  Amen 

ment  of  the  Law.     Unsuccessfully  contested   Lincoln  18^7,  1859,  and  186. 

Represented  that  constituency  from  Nov.  1868  till  Feb.  1074,  when  he  was  ;• 

unsuccessful  candidate ;  re-elected  March  31st,  1880. 

C/M^Refbrm. 
-  Town  Xfodemcf^itfSt.  George's  Square,  S.W 


C.  8.  PARKER  (Perth). 

Charles  Stuart  Parker,  el.  son  of  the  late 
C.  S.    Parker,  Esq.,  West  India  merchant,  of  Livt 
pool, — grandson  of  C.  S.  Parker,  of  Fairlie,  Ayrshin 
and    nephew  of  the   late   Vice-Chancellor   Sir  Jani< 
Parker, — by  Anne,  el.  d.   of  Samuel  Sandbach,   Esq 
of  W(xxllands,  near  Liverpool,  and  Hafodunos,  Dti 
bighshire.      He  was  l>om  1829,  and  was  ed.  at  Eto 
and  at  Univ.  Coll.,  Oxford,  of  which  he  has  !>'  ••> 
Scholar  and  a  Fellow;  grad.  B.  A.,  in  first -class  1 
1852,  M.A.  1856.     Was  a  Public  Examiner  at  ' 
/^^1J^^_^,^\       ^^59»  ^^^'   '^3'  *"^  '^8»   Private  Secretary  lo  il 
^-^^"^j^^y^^^^      Right  Hon.   E.  Cardwell,   when  Sec.  of  State  for  tt 

Colonies,  1864-6,  a  member  of  the  Royal  Conm 
on  Military  Education  1869-70,  and  of  the  Scotch  Endowed  Schools  Comi) 
1872-4,  and  one  of  the  Special  Commissioners  for  Public  Schools,     Is  ."m,i|..i 
of  the  Oxford  University   Vol.     A  Liberal.     .Sat  for    Perthshire   Nov.    1868 
till   Feb.    1874,  when  he  wxs  an    unsucLcssfuI    catulidatc.       First    elected  for 
Penh  Feb.  1878. 

C/w^— Athetueum. 

i?rxu/^«K-r— FairKe,  Ayrshire. 

Ttmn  Resid*Mc*—ii,  Great  Queen  Street,  Weitfiuiuter,  S.W. 


UMHUWMM  or  PAKUAMIMT. 


i»5 


a  t^  PAUOLL  iOmtk 

Charles Stewirt  PAaniLL,  ton  of  ibe  Ute  John 
Hcanr  Pivndl,  Eaq..  J.P.  tad  D.L.,  of  AvomUle,  co. 
Wtdilow.  bv  Dtlb,  <L  of  Commodorv  dMrlcB  Siewvt.  « 
the  Uailed  Suici  Navt.  He  iru  boni  1846,  ud  cd.  at 
M^ptok—  CoUif  ,  C— bridge.  UaJ.P.  forca  Wkklo*. 
of  which  he  wn  High  SheriflT  1874.  A  //#m/  ieWW. 
Sal  fer  Mcaib  oo.  from  April  1875  till  Maich  1880; 
r.,r  Cork  diy  April  6ih,  188a 
.  Miitd^wm    i<w  K«pH  8tt<Mt.  W.C4 


K.  W.  OOOnUJI-PATEICK  fAjnhlrt.  VorttX 

Robert  William  Cochran-Patrick,  onljr 
um  of  the  Ute  WUliun  Cochran- Patrick,  of  Laidylaad, 
AyrJtire,  by  Agnea,  d.  and  hetfcaaof  WiUiun  Cochran, 
F^q..  of  liiHyund.  He  was  born  1843,  wa*  cd.  at 
<  >      tlmrch.  and  at  Trin.   Hall,  Camb,— 

urgh  B.A.  1861.  at  Cambridge  LL.B. 
i^os,  ami  iioo.  LL.D.  at  Glaagow  i8So^— ond  m., 
1866,  Ekaaora,  ymmger  d.of  the  Ute  Robot  Hunter. 

Kw,         rJ    ltMnl«>r       Avr^hife.  \%   »    I.  P.    fof   CO*.    AjfT 

•  for  A^hire.     A   Cmun- 
a  Aynhtre  April  iSSa 

;u(k.  Biiik.  N.a  ;  Udybad.  KOhinrfa.  Ay«w 


A.  PBAtB  (Whittorv 
Arthur  Pkase,  son  of  thf  l.iic  Joseph  I*tM<if. 

\'m\.,  M.P.,of  Southend,  I>.ulin-T..n.  l.y  1  nima.  1  >! 
the  btc  Joseph  Gnmejr,  E»q.,  of  Lakcnbam  Gruvr, 
Nonkich.  He  waa  born  Sept.  12th,  1837.  waa  ed.  at 
Grove  IK>cue.  Tottenham,  and  m.,  1864,  Bfnry  Leckv, 
d.  of  Eliencter  Pike,  Eaq.,  of  Bcaboroogh,  oo.  Cork. 
h  an  Aklcmian  of  Dariingtoo,  of  which  boroogh  be  waa 
Mayor  1873  4,  A  Uktrmi,  Elected  for  Whitby  April 
i»t,  1880. 

Crap^^RaaBna,  DwjaaaMffc 

QUI*     H«M*. 


i84 


MBMBBRS  or  PARLIAMENT. 


Id 


r.  PBABE  (Durham,  Bonth). 
Joseph  Whitwell   Peasf; 


son  of  the  la 


^^5^ 


Joseph  I'case,   Ksq,,  of  Darlington,  merchant, — w 
represented  South  Durham  1832-41, — by  Emm n 
the  late  Joseph  Gumcy,  Kmj,,  of  LAkenham  < 
Norwich.     lie  was  born  1828,  was  privately  d  . 
in  1854  m.  Mary,  d.  of  the  late  Alfred  Fox,  Ksq.,  > 
Falmouth.     Is  a  J .  P.  and  a  D.  L.  for  the  North  R IH  i  i 
of  Yorkshire  and  Durham,  a  Director  of  the  N 
Eastern  Railway  Co.,  and  an  owner  of  coal  an<i 
stone  mines  in  Durham  and  Yorkshire.     A  Lwcra 
First  elected  for  South  Duriiam  July  1865. 

C/«*<— Refonn,  Brooks'i.  Devonshire,  City  Liberal. 

Tvwn  Retidence—  a*,  Kenungton  Palace  Gardens.  W. 


i 


Seats— )\\x\.XWk  Hall,  Gisborough,  Yorkshire  ;  Kerris  Vean,  Falnouth. 

J.  D.  PEDDIE  (Kilmarnock  Dlatrlct). 

John  Dick  Peddie,  son  of  James  Pe<ddie, 
Writer  to  the  Signet,  of  Edinburgh,  by  Mai^ret,  d. 
of  Professor  John  Dick,  D.D.,  olCilasgow.     lie  was 
bom  1824,  was  ed.  at  the  High  School,  and  at  Univ. 
of  lidinbui^h,  and  ra.,  185 1,  Euphemia  Lockli 
of  James  Stephen  More,  Esq.,  o!  Edinburgh, 
to  study  for   the  law,   but   subseouently  aSoptcd    t: 
profession  of  an  architect.     Elected  in  1870  an  Acad 
mician  of  the  Royal  Scottish  Academy,  and  was  aflci 
wards    for   six   years  Secretary    thereto.      A   Liberal. 
Elected  for  Kilmarnock  District  April  1880. 

Rsidftices — 33,  Buckingham  Terrace,  Edinburgh ;  Muckenich 
House,  near  Grantown,  Invcme&s-shire. 


^^^C^ 


SIR  HENRY  W.  PEEK,  Bart.  (Mid  SurreyX 

Henry  William  Peek,*  son  of  the  late  Jam< 
Peek,  Esq.,  of  Watcombe,  near  Torquay.  He  was 
Feb.  26tn,  1825,  was  privately  ed.,  and  m.,  184 
Margaret  Maria,  2nd  d.  of  the  late  William 
Esq.,  of  Claphara  Common.  Is  a  J. P.  for  Surrey 
Devonshire,  Hon.  Lieut.  Roy.  Naval  Artillery  Vol., 
Director  of  the  Commercial  Union  As.su.  Co.,  and  princi| 
of  the  metropolitan  firm  of  Peek  Brothers  and 
Created  a  Baronet  1874.  A  Consen>ative.  Unsucc 
lly  contested  East  Surrey  July  1865.  First  elected 
4  id -Surrey  Nov.  1868. 

Patron  0/ three  Living — Cntnleigh,  R.,  Surrey  :  Rousdon,  R.^^ 
Devon :  and  every  other  turn  St.  Mary-at-Htll,  R.,  London. 

Clubs-  Carlton,  St.  Stephen's,  City  Carlton,  Fanners'. 
Offices — ao,  Eastcheap,  E.C. 
Seats—  Wimbledon  House,  S.W.  ;  Rousdoo,  Lyme  Regis,  Devon. 

*  Sir  Henry's  mother  was  the  last  of  the  family  Lemaitre  of  Dieppe,  immigrant  at 
Revocation  of  tne  Edict  of  Nantes,  1685. 


inacBCS9  or  PAKUAHiirr. 


i8s 


letlev  Pkil,  youngett  ton  of  the  btc 

<rt  P(w!,»  and  bttft.,  by  Jolia,  d.  ol  (*cn  Sa 

wm*  bom  Aug.  61I1,  1839,  wa»  cd. 

.  Oxford,  and  to  1862  m.  AdrUidc, 

!oMi  Uocdak,  i£«(|..  oC  Mcfcirmle,  Ww- 

It  Um  Immt  Tcnplt,  bal  Imm  not  bcco 

,\jUk    PaHt>BW*»**'^    ^k^MJ.'Imrv   l.>    tK4>   Poor 

m  Dec    186S  t>  toUry 

Baud  of  Trti-I.  Au|{. 

1871.    I'jUftMMngc  SccT  -)t«  TfcAMtn^  (fuBi  Autf.  1K73 

till  Feb.  1S74,  and  I  ctanr  for  the  llooc  DrfMUt- 

mctii  frum  April  tiU  Dec.  l88a     It  a  D.L.  an.J  a  T.P.  oT  Wanridnhiiv,  and 

all*  for  Bcdfofdihire.     A  Idtm/,     UmnoocarfiUfy  coolcMd  Coventry  1863. 

f  im  elected  for  Warwick  July  186$. 

r^Ufwm^mt  XMiv^Bpratth.  V.. 

r#M  R0ttdmi»-rK  Emm  PIm*.  &W. 
5Mi>-TlM  Lodg*.  SMdy.  BadlbnUliira. 


LeUlta 


A.  PILL  (Laloeetenhlre.  lovthX 

Albert  Pki.i  ,  son  of  the  laic  Sir  Albert  P-'' 

of  the  Court  of  Appeal,  bv  the  Hon.  M.. 
uta  Matilda,  d.  uf  the  12th  Baroo  St.  John. 
waa  bom  March  lath,  i8ao^  waa  cd.  at  Rugby,  and  at 
Trin.  CoU.,  Camb.,— giad.  B.  A.  and  Hon.  M.A.  1841. 
—and  m.,  I&46,  Lliiabcth  Barbara,  onlv  d.  of  the  late  Sir 
Henry  Halford,  sod  ban.  I»  a  J.  P.  for  Leiccfter»hirr, 
Northanptooahirc,  and  the  lale  of  Ely,  a  D.L.  for  Cam> 
bridgcshtre,  and  haa  been  an  agrkouarut  apon  a  coo- 
sidcnble  icale.  Promoted  cfaambcn  of  agrkakaie,  and 
was  the  first  Chm.  of  the  Central  Chamber  io  London  in 
1866  and  1867.  Was  actively  and  pttblidy  coocemed 
in  promoting  thoae  stringent  measures  by  which  the 

cattle  pbgne  of  1865*6  was  stomped  out  in  Great  Britain.     A  C^mtert-litt. 

Uniaccesalnllv  contested  South  Leicestershire  Nov.  1867  ;  lint  elected  for  thai 

oomtituency  Nov.  §868. 
C/yir-OvlMi.  PuMn*. 

T0mm  Mttidmtf    »  Otvvljuid  Row.  S.W. 


SirRoteft  ^d,  M.P  far  Ta^^wth  far  fwoy  ^Ifhi  yews,  —  — 
{kHMd  idoLoeo  wmwpiB  iIm  ptnmmtom  of  Uw  war  with 

VM  tlw  idflM  Hoik  8k  Rolwi  P^  PC.  M.P.  far  Uk 

UaiMtiity  of  0«fard  oad  for  TuMonh,  aad  wwMitoly  CUoT  SooMaiy  far  bslMd.  Hom 
aimauj.  Md  PriMM  Miotear.    Ho  dM  ia  iSy^  kemomwi  thm^ni  FmIisI,  and  to 
•brond  thai  Um  frmtk  Aii— My.  on  }»mri^  of  hk  liaiisalirSii^--<o«»c4 
'  its  Mttinf  Uw  iK«t  <Uy 


x86 


MEMBERS   OF    PARLIAMENT. 


B.  L.  PEMBEBTOM  (Kmt  BftrtX 

Edward  l^eigh  Pemberton,  nephew  of  the 
last  Baron  Kin^^sdown,  and  el.  son  of  the  late  Edward 
Leigh  Pemberton,  Esq.,  of  Torrv  Mill,  Sittingboume, 
by  Charlotte,  d.  of  the  late  S.  Cox,  Esq.,  a  Master  in 
Chancery.  He  was  lx)m  May  14th,  1823,  was  cd.  at 
Eton,  and  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Oxford,  and  m.,  August 
1849,  Matilda,  d.  of  the  late  Hon.  and  Kev.  Francis 
J.  N(x:l,  and  cousin  to  the  2nd  Baron  Methuen.  Called 
to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  June  8th,  1847.  Is  Major 
in  Royal  East  Kent  Mounted  Rifles,  and  a  J.  P.  A 
Conservative.  First  elected  for  East  Kent  April  30th, 
1868. 


C/i»*i— Carlton,  Arthur't. 
T0wn  Residenet—^,  Warwick  Square,  S.W. 
jMi— Torry  Hill,  Siltingbouroe. 


J.  PENDER  (Wick  BurghiV 

John  Pender,  son  of  the  late  James  Pend< 
Esq.,  of  the  Vale  of  Leven,  Dumbartonshire,  by  Marie 
d.  of  James  Mason,  Esq.     He  was  bom  1816,  and 
cd.  at  the  High    School,  Glasgow,  and  m.    ist,    1840^] 
Marion,  d.  of  James  Cairns,  Esq,  ;  2ndly,   1851,  Vv 
d.  of  Henry  Denison,  Esq.,  of  Daybrook,  Nottin 
shire.     Is   a  J.  P.  for   Lancashire,  Middlesex,  Di  : 
shire,  and  Argyllshire,  a  D.L.  for  Lancashire,  Chm 
Globe  and  Eastern  Extension  Telegraph  Cos.,  a  mti 
and  a  Fellow  of  the  Royal  Geographical  So.,  of  the  i 
So.  of  .Scotland,  and  of  the  Antiquarian  So.  of  Scut  i 
A  Liberal.     Sat  as  M.P.  for  Totness  1865-6,  but  w 
seated  on  petition.     Unsuccessfully  contested  Linlit 
shire  1868.      First  elected  for  Wick  District  Feb.  1 

C/k**— Brooks's,  Reform.  City,  Garrick,  Manchester,  Union,  Burlington. 

Town  Rtsidetue~\Z,  Arlington  Street,  S.W. 

^#a/«— Middleton  Hall.  Linlithgowshire  ;  Foot's  Cray  Place,  Kent. 


F.  PENNINGTON  (Stoclcport). 
Frederick  Pennington,  youngest  son  of  the 
late  John  Pennington,  Esq.,  of  Hindley,  by  Elizal  ' 
of  the  late  John  Hargreaves,  Elso.,  of  Westhou 
He  was  bom  March  7th,  1819,  and  m.,  1854,  Mm 
d.  of  the  late  Rev.  John  Sharpe,  D.D.,  Vicar  ol 
caster.     Is  a  J.  P.  for  Surrey.     Was  formerly    an    1  r  t 
India  merchant ;  retired  from  business  1865.     A  /,/' vv;/. 
First  elected  for  Stockport  Feb.  1874.     Unsucccb-^fuUy 
contested  West  Surrey  1868. 

C/»^x— Reform,  Devonshire. 

TawH  RetuUnct—XT,  Hyde  Park  Terrace,  W 

tSTro/— Broome  Hall.  Holmwood,  Surrey. 


MKMBBM  Of   rARUAMBirr.  1 87 

Henry  George  Pwicy.  P,C.  {Fari 

vy).*cl.t(mortbe6ih  Ddte  of  \..ft».um 
.oriheUtvlI 
oTAlbiiryPwk. 
ftift,  vmftcd 
l868,ljKiyl 
I  d.  oT  the  81I1  D«kr    ' 
r  NoftluimbcrUad  atft 
KiLkbc  lab 
1.   2nd  Nof«lNmilMH> 

I  rn  a  PrivY  CoonctUMf  MmUi  ii>74. 

A  ihumbolaad  Nov.  1868. 

1 


, ^.-.-^  .,, .  w. 

fM«»-  Almnck  CmiK  NocthuabctiMid :  Allmry  Pafk. 


H 


E.  ■  PHLin  (BnrrX 

Robert  Needhain  Philips,  youngest  son  of 
tbe  late  Robert  Philip*,  £mi.,  of  The  Park.  MaiKhcMer. 
by  Anne,  d.  of  the  lale  Matthew  Nccdham,  Esq.,  of 
NoCtiughain  Hr  ua&  born  June  20Ch,  1815,  was  cd.  at 
Rb^  and  ter  ColL.  and  m.  itt,  1845.  Anna 

Maria, — wh  i.     H   of  the  bte  Joaeph  Brooks 

Yates,  Esq.,  U  \  >1 ;  2ndly,  1856. 


Maria,— wh  i.     H   of  the  bte  Joseph  Brooks 

;  indly.  183 
Mary  EUeii,  d.  i  .  Esq..  M.P..  of 


BryanstOQ  Square,   i.oruion.     ih  a  merchant  and 
bctorcr,  and  a  D.L.  and  a  J.  P.  of  Warwickshire  and 
Lancashire,  of  which  Utterco.  he  was  !!i  •>>  st..r.n  is^a.    A  Liktrai,    Has  sat 
for  Bury  since  July  1865.  having  previa  :  it  ftom  April  1857  till 

April  1859. 


CM^Braoks't.  AihMMia.  Rdbrm.  ViuAmtm  Uakm. 

ShU-T^  PsHc.  MuKlMMr :  Waloaaibt,  Strsdbrd>«»A««ii.  WarwidbUr*. 


•  Ud«OHidKiAaaMaidM.«Dwriik 

^9il|c»M»y:M.p«M^Milg|i.Nc 

H«nrbiikMpr««iaoi^    WIKim  d*  l^cy.  vWi  hit 


1 88 


MEMBERS  OP  PARLIAMENT. 


a  V.  P.  pmppf  (WMtbBin 

Charles  Nicholas  Paul  Phipps,  son  of  Charles 

Paul  Phipps,  Esq.,— M.P.  for  Wesibury  1869-74,— bv 
Emma  Mary,  d.  of  M.  Benson,  Esq.,  of  Liverpool. 
Was  bom  Nov.  4th,  1845,  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  m., 
1874,  Clare  Emilv,  d.  of  Sir  Frederick  Ilervcy-Balhurst, 
3r<l  bart.  Is  a  J. P.  for  Wilts,  and  Lieut.  Royal  Wilts 
Yeo.  Cav.  A  Comervative.  Elected  for  Wesibury  April 
1880. 


C/m^/— Carlton,  Junior  Carlton,  St.  James's. 
RtMitUnce-  Chalcot,  Wcstbury,  Wilts. 


BT.  HON.  LYON  PLATFAIR  (Edinburgh  and  St  Andrew's  UniversityX 

Lyon  Playf.\ir,  P.C,  C.B.,  LL.D., 
/^.A\S.,  son  of  the  late  Dr.  George  Playfair,  Chief 
I  Inspector- General  of  Hospitals,  Bengal,  by  Jessie,  d.  of 
the  late  Mr.  George  Ross.  He  was  born  May  21st,  1819, 
and  was  ed.  at  the  Universities  of  St.  Andrew's,  Edin> 
burgh,  and  Giessen,  and  at  Univ.  Coll.,  London ;  and 
is  Hon.  LL.D.  of  Edinburgh  and  St.  Andrew's.  He 
m.  1st,  1846,  Margaret  Eliza, — who  died  1855,— d.  of 
the  late  James  Oakes,  Esq.,  Ridding's  House,  Derby- 
shire; 2ndly,  1857,  Jean  Ann, — who  died  1877, — d.  of 
the  late  Crowley  Millington,  Esq.  ;  3rdly,  1878,  Edith, 
da.  of  S.  H.  Russell,  Esq.,  of  Boston,  U.S.A.  Studied 
chemistry  at  the  Andersonian  Univ.,  Glasgow,  1834,  and 
under  Liebig  1838.  In  1840  took  the  manajgement  of 
Messrs.  Thompson's  large  calico  print  works  at  Clitheroe.  Appointed  Pro- 
fessor of  Chemistry  in  Royal  Institution  of  Manchester  1843  ;  was  afterwards 
a  Commissioner  to  examine  into  the  sanitary  condition  of  our  large  towns  and 
populous  districts ;  and  on  the  conclusion  of  the  Commission  was  appointed 
Chemist  to  the  Museum  of  Practical  Geology.  Was  Special  Commissioner  in 
charge  of  the  Department  of  Juries  at  the  Great  Exhibition  of  1851.  Nomi- 
nated a  C.B.,  and  appointed  Gentleman  Usher  to  the  late  Prince  Consort,  1851.. 
At  the  International  Exhibition  of  1862  he  managed  the  Juries'  departments, 
and  anpointed  the  jurors.  Was  joint  Sec.  to  the  Department  of  Science  and 
Art  1853-58,  when  he  became  Inspector-General  of  Government  Museums  and 
Schools  of  Science.  Elected  Pres.  of  Chemical  So.,  London,  1857.  Was 
Professor  of  Chemistry  in  the  Univ.  of  Edinburgh  1858-68.  Employed  in 
Ireland  by  the  late  Sir  Robert  Peel  during  the  potato  famine  ;  examined  for 
the  Admiralty  the  coals  best  suited  for  the  Navy,  and  for  the  Government  into 
the  causes  of  accidents  in  mines.  Was  Chm.  of  first  Royal  Commission  for, 
inquiring  into  the  state  of  the  Fisheries  on  the  British  Coasts  ;  one  of  th< 
Royal  Commissioners  appointed  on  the  appearance  of  the  cattle  plague  in  thi 
country ;  Chairman  of  the  Commission  for  reorganising  the  Civil  Service  i 
Chairman  of  the  Select  Committees  for  Postal  Telegraphs,  and  Electric  Lighting  | 
and  Postmaster-General  from  Nov.  1873  till  Feb.  1874.  Appointed  Chm. 
Ways  and  Means  Mav  1880.  Sworn  a  Privy  Councillor  Dec.  1873.  Is  a  F.  R.S.J 
and  Vice- Pres.  or  Fellow  of  many  learned  and  scientific  societies,  Commander 


MEMiBftS  Of   rARLIAICKKT. 


i«9 


the  AMirka  Order  ol 


[•75;.' 


UfkMiorHoMr. 


Kakbl  or  Ike  Poiti^MM  Oider  of  iIm  CoMcptkm.  KidflN  oT  tW  SvedMi 
OfSroTthoNoftlwmSttr.tMlaK^PNorWllftmlwfiL    hliktwmi.    Kleeted 
M  Um  6ral  ■wmlur  oC  iko  Uaiivonllir  of  Edinlmffli  umI  8i.  Aadfcw't  Dec  ^K 
1873,  Dec  1874.  tad  April  itta 


8W. 


EIGHT  BOH.  DATXD  E. 

I  >a vid  Robert  Ftu n  K rr.  i*.  C.  Q.  C. , 

//./>..  MM  of  the  3ni  llaroo  IMunkct.  by  Char 
U^ttc.  <1.  o(t))c  kuchi  Hun.  iluktie*  K.  Bu^c. 
Mimrttroc  Chief  luxii.r  ..f  the  (  Hicrn'k  licnch 


He 
^.iN  cil.  at  Trii) 
|SS9.  M.A.  awl  i 
Iruh   Bar   1863.  ur   a 

Was  law  adviaeT 
1868,  Sollchor-4 
and     PajrmaMer  • 
Coancil    March  18S 
Law  at  the  King't  Iik     1 
of  Lotd  Phinkct."     A  CoHun^tn^.     I 
Fim  elected  Cor  Dublin  I'nivcnit) 


of   iiic   rninr 

(unstitutiunal  and  Chmiaal 

the  *'  Lifie  M 

coQiealed  DobUn  city 

187a 

C/yi«-Chrfiam  Ovfkk  :  Uaivmky  Md  UMm  Succ 
r«««  RitUwmt    BrffmM  Murfni  1. 8.W. 


I.  lKj8.  aivJ 

^:nul.   B  A 

Lai  let]  to  thr 

I  Q.C.    §868 

:t»cnt  in 

\f.nl. 
f 

7 


■OV.  WILLIAH  H.  B.  POETMAK  (DorMtahlrex 


William  Hcnr)-  Berkeley  Port- 
man,  el.  fionofihelftVucoontPortmaa, 
b]r  Lady  Emma  LeiccIIca,  lid  d.  of  the 
2nd  Eari  oTHarewood,— whodied  186$. 


He  was  bora  July  12th,  1839,  waaed. 
Eton,  and  at  Mertoo  ColL.Odbid,aad  in 
i8<5  m.  the  Hon.  Maiy  SeliM  Ckarioae, 
only  d.  of  the  late  VieoocBt  MOtaa,  ami 
grand-d.ortheCthEariritnrillinL  b 
a  D.L.  and  a  J.P.  oT  Sooaenct,  ami  a 
J.  P.  for  Dotwt.  Formerly  CoL  Wert 
Somenet  YeaCav.  A  fmrmt;  'm  fiivor 

oftheabolitioo  of  the  malt  tax.    Sat  for  Shaftetbory  fiom  July  l8sa  tiO  March 

1857,  when  be  was  lirrt  ictnrned  for  DorMtahire. 
CkJt    BfDclu'a.  Tmvdhn*. 


J90 


MEMBERS  OP  PARLIAMENT. 


T.  &  POTTER  (BoohdAtoX 

Thomas  Bayley  Potter,  son  of  the  late  Sir 

Thotnxs  Potter,  of  Buile  Hill,  Manchester,  and  brother 
of  the  late  Sir  John  Potter,  Knight,  by  Esther,  d.  of 
Thomas  Bayley,  Esq.,  of  Booth  I  fall,  near  Manchester. 
He  was  bom  Nov.  29th,  1817,  wased.  at  Rugby,  ami  at 
the  Univ.  Coll.,  London,  and  in  1846  m.  Mary,  d.  of 
Samuel  Ashton,  Esq.,  of  Gee  Cross,  Hyde.  Is  a  D.L. 
and  a  J.  P.  of  Lancashire,  and  a  J.  P.  for  Manchester. 
Was  President  of  the  Union  and  Emancipation  So.  during 
the  late  war  in  the  United  States.  \  Rcuiical ;  in  favor 
of  assimilation  of  the  borough  and  county  franchise, 
electoral  districts,  religious  e<iuality,  and  a  thorough 
revision  of  the  land  laws.  First  elected  for  Rochdale 
April  1865,  after  the  death  of  Mr.  Cobden.  « 

C/«A*— Reform,  Devonihire,  Cobden. 

T«mn  /«</.r//r«— Reform  Oub  Chamber*.  105.  Pall  Mall,  S.W. 

Ratd*MCt—i\,  Courtfield  Gardens.  S.W. 


ift^^TA 


F.  S.  POWELL  (Wlg&nX    See  "  Occurrences  during  Printing. 


W.  POWELL  (Malmesbury). 

Walter  Powell,  youngest  son  of  the  late 
Thomas  Powell,  Esq.,  of  The  Gaer,  Newport,  Monmouth- 
shire, — a  J.  P.  and  D.L., — by  Anne,  d.  of  the  late  Mr. 
Walter  Williams.  He  was  bom  April  17th,  1842,  and 
was  ed.  at  Rugby.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Wiltshire,  and  a  colliery 
roprietor.  Unmarried.  A  Conservative.  First  elected 
or  Malmesbury  Nov.  1868. 

C/i/**- Carlton,  Conservative,  Boodle's. 
Town  Residence— \T,  Hyde  Park  Gardens,  W. 
Country  ResitUMce~\A\\\^  Somerford,  Chippenham. 


I 


W.  R.  H.  POWELL  (CarmarthenBlilre). 

Walter  Rice  Howell  Powell,  son  of  the 
late   Walter   Rice   Howell    Powell,    by   Mary,   d.    o£j 
Joshua   Powell,  E.sq.,  of  Brislington.     He  was  bora] 
1819,  was  ed.  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford,  andm.   1st,   \\ 
Emily    Anne, — who   died    1846,  -  2nd  d.    of  HenrVl 
Skrine,    Esq.,    of   Stubbings,    Berks,    and    WarleignJ 
Manor,   near   Bath;    2ndly,    1851,    Catharine   Annc,f 
2nd  d.   of  Grismond   Philipps,   Esq.,  of  Cwmgwilly,  ^^ 
Carmarthenshire.     Is  a  J. P.  and  a  D.L.  for  cos.  Pem- 
broke and    Carmarthen    (High    Sheriff    1849).     Haii 
l)een  for  more  than  forty  years  Master  of  Foxhounds. 
A  Liberal.     Elected  for  Carmarthenshire  April  i860. 
Retidenct — Maes-gwynnc,  Whitland,  Carmarthenshire. 


Mtimss  or  PARUAMKirr. 


191 


OOOMVOft  POWO  (lUyo  OoutyX 

John  CConnor  rowKn,  ion  of  PMri< 

K.M) .  at  BalthMalne.  by  Mary.  d.  of  —  CyCoiK 
kcMcoonMit      H«  WM  boni  1846^  and  «■•  oJ.  ^i  >-. 
jarlftlli'l  0>IL.  Twun.     UuMuried.     In  fevor  oT  //««/ 
/r»/<r.     An  IHth  N»t...*.^i..f    and  in  bvor  ti  emlcoduw 
l>o|iuUr  pow«r  to  :  luahhc  (he  'H'fMiiilntkrniTf 

all  cUaact  to  iht  >  (  elected  for  OX  Mayo  May 


ArOiAwr-lj.  A«i«M  SUMI.  DvUb. 


B.  POWBft  (WatOTfbviOttn 
Richard  Power,*  son  of  Patiick  W.  Power, 
Eaq.,  J.P.,  of  Tnunore,  co.  WatcHbcd,  by  EUcn.  d.  of 
the  Ute  Edmood  Power,  £«{.,  of  Guitecn,  00.  Water* 
ford.  He  was  bora  1851,  and  was  cd.  at  Old  Hall 
CoUn  HertAmUbirc.  In  favor  of  ii^m*  RmJ*.  Pint 
elected  for  Waterford  dty  Peb.  1874. 
c  fliw~'4jsrTiclu 


JS 


0-  B.  PUOEB  (DtVOBpaUi 

George  Edward   Price,  son  of  George  Price, 

Rk]       'v  of  Worthy  Park,  Jamaica,  and  grandson  .  f 

Sir  I  .  liKibart-,  by  the  Hon.  Emily  Vakrnt  :  <  . 

d.  kj\  «      liarun  Duiuany.     He  waa  bora  March  .1 

1842.   and  m.,    1873,  Gertrude  Lawrence,  ad 
I>h<cbe.  widow  of  JoUtua  Locke,  E«q.,M.P.     1 


Royal  Na\'y  1855,  and  Ijccainc  a  retired  CommatMkx  lS;j  ; 

China  war  18^7  (       "  " 
tivt,     Firrt  elected  fur  bc%\M|iurt  Kcb.  1874. 


served  in  China  war  iSy  (molal  uith  daap).    A  O 


Ciy^-Naval  and  MOiiary,  CaHioa. 
S.W. 


from  Um  Facn  who.  pcevioM  10  Um  Oaaii 
iaadltaraaforDeal«l& 


192 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


SIR  RIOHABD  OBEEir-PRXaB,  Bart  (BadnonhlreX 

Richard  Green-Price,  son  of  the  late  Georgi 

Green,  Esq.,  of  Canon  Bridge,   Herefordshire,  by  Mai 

Biret,  d.  of  the  late  Richard  Price,  Esq.,  of  Kni^^liinn. 
ewa*  bom  Oct.  i8th,  1803,  and  m.  1st,  1837,  Fimm.  .. 
Melborough, — who  died  1842,— d.  of  Dansey  Riiliai  i 
Dansey,  E»q.,  of  East  on  Court,  Herefordshire;  211. il, 
1844,  I^aura,  d.  of  Richard  Henry  King,  Esq.,  M.D. 
of  Mortlake,  Surrey.  Practisctl  as  a  Sohcitor  for  tlnit)  - 
four  years.  Is  a  D.L.  and  a  J.  P.  for  Radnorshire  (  Higli 
.Sheriff  1876),  and  a  J.  P.  for  Herefordshire.  Created  ;i 
Baronet  1874.  Assumed  the  name  of  Price  in  acconl 
ancc  with  the  will  of  his  maternal  uncle,  the  late  Richard 
Price,  Esq.,  of  Norton  Manor,  who  was  M.P.  for  the 
viTB  HODtK.  Radnor  Boroughs  1798-1846.     A  Liberal.     Sat  as  M.P. 

for  the  Radnor  Boroughs  1862-9 ;    elected  for  Radnor- 
shire April  1880,  having  in  1874  been  an  unsuccessful  candidate. 
C/i«A«— Union,  Devonshire 
JTm/— Norton  Manor,  Presteign,  Radnorshire. 


L.  P.  PUOH  (Cardiganshire). 
Lewis  Pugh  Pugh,  son  of  the  late  John 

Evans,  Esq.,  of  Lovesgrove,  Cardiganshire,  by  Eliza, 
d.  of  the  late  Lewis  Pugh,  Esq.  He  was  bom  1837, 
was  ed.  at  Winchester,  and  at  Corpus  Christi  CoIL, 
Oxford,— grad.  B.A.  1859,  M.A,  1863,— and  m.,  1864, 
Veronica  Harriet,  d.  of  James  Hills,  Esq.,  of  Neechia- 
depore,  Bengal.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn 
1862.  Is  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.  L.  for  Cardiganshire.  Assumed 
in  1868,  by  royal  license,  the  surname  of  Pugh  in  lien 
of  his  patronymic.  A  Liberal.  Elected  for  Cardigan- 
shire April  1880. 

C/m3— OrientaL 

Ckam6ers~-i3,  Old  Buildings,  Lincoln's  Inn.  W.C. 
Tffvm  Residence — Queeo  Anne's  Mansions,  8.W.     .S'ra/— Abcrmaide,  new  Aberysti 


J.  H.  PULESTON  (Devonport). 

John  Henry  Puleston,  son  of  John  Pulestoi 
Esq.,  of  Plasnewydd,  Ruthin.      He  was  bom  June  2r 
1830,  was  cd.  at  Ruthin  (Grammar  School,  and  at  King*! 
Coll.,   London,   and  m.,   1857,  Margaret,  d.  ofthelat 
Rev.  Edward  Lloyd,  of  Llanfyllin,  N.  Wales.      A  Con* 
servative.      In  favor  of  giving  to  education  the  larg« 
and  freest  scope,  but  of  standing   by  the   principle 
religious  teaching  ;  and  is  opposed  to  the  present  work« 
house  system  of  educating  pauper  children.      Believe 
that  temperance  and  the  diminution  of  crime  will 
better  promoted  by  education  and  sanitary  measures,  th( 
improvement  of  the  dwellings  of  the  poor,  than  by  re- 


MtMBiM  or  FARUAMVirr.  191 

•tricfive  l«gbbHo8.  IfriatihM  ilMt  tlM  ooMteiloii  of  die  OMMdi  vidi  iIm 
>»caic  hAt  nMde  tiid  pwnniwl  iW  CMMiu  dMnctcr  tad  fmrwtM  of  iW 
lutiun.  ami  i)mi  «  dotOT  wiioo  MMaf  ChrifikM  ibo«ld  be  aKio«r«f«t  Fir4 
elcctrtl  fur  Denmport  FcK  1874. 

r/.4»--CwlMi.  CHMavvMi*^  Si.  SMflm'*.  lUfd  Hmmm  YadM.  Ckv  Cwl»». 


^B^ 


J.  PULUT  Otaraftoi  Ottsrx 

Jotcph  PutxKY.  •onoftheUtejotrp'  "  " 

Ek|..  uf  U«y«%rai^.  b)r  Fanny.  <L  of  CIml- 
Km)..  o(  Vhuilmrf,  \Vorce4er%hire.     Ilewa 
and  m.,  1S60,  Mary  Jasc.  3rd  d.  U  the  late  . 
Bwsen,  Eaq.     U  aJ.P.  and  a  IJ.L.  for  HcnrfovdiAiirr 
A  ZiJwra/.      Elected  for   ilcrefoid  ctfy  April   i88u, 
Knvfaig  in  Feb.  1874  and  in  March  1878  \mm  as  wnoc- 
coafttl  candidate. 


P.  SALU  (WaUmcftedX 

PcnHcli  Ralli/  son  of  the  Ute  Thomas  Ralli, 
I  V.J  .  of  London,  by  Maiy,  d.  of  M.  Pendeli  Argenti.  of 
Mar>cillc«.  He  waa  bom  184^,  and  was  ed.  at  the  Univ 
of  London,  where  he  grad.  B.A.  1866.  Was  for  two  yean 
private  accretary  to  the  Rt.  Hon.  Gcoige  J.  Goachca,  at  the 
Ailmiralir.  A  Uio^.  Sat  for  Brklport  from  Mnich  187$ 
nil  March  i88(\  when  he  was  an  iinwriniMfiil  caadidaie. 
Elected  for  Wallingford  jane  joth,  188a 
K*$idtmn-t1,  Bdgmv*  SquMvi.  S.W. 

J.  RAKtAT  (FaXldXlOi 
John  Ramsay,  son  of  Robert  Ramsay,  Ks.|.. 

of  Stirling,  br  Elizabeth,  d.  of  W.  Stirling,  fiimicr,  >^>( 
Cratgforth.  tie  waa  born  i8l4«  was  ed.  at  the  Untv. 
of  Glasgow,  and  m.  1st,  1857,  Elio,— who  died  1864, 
— d.  of  William  Shields,  En.,  of  Lancheater,  Oarhem  ; 
and  andly.  1871.  Locr*  d.  of  Gcorce  Martin,  Eaq..  of 
Anchendennan.  Dtunbartonshire.  Is  a  mrrrhant  in 
Glasgow,  a  D.L.  and  a  J. P.  for  Afgyllahirc  a  J.P.  fur 
Lanarkshire,  a  member  of  Endowea  Instttvtions  Com* 
miarion  vader  Act  of  1878,  and  a  Fellow  or  member  of  several  learned  aodcliev 
Was  an  vapaid  member  of  the  Board  of  Education  for  Soodand,  a  member  of 
Roy.  CommiaBion  on  Edocati<^n  m  Sr.tiUiid  (18&4),  and  of  Roy.  Comauarion 
on  Endowed  Schoob  in  Sco'  .• ).     A  IJbtral,     Sat  for  a  abort  time 

for  the  Stirliiv  Bnigha  ia  18^"^  for  Falkirk  Feb.  1874,  bat  beii^  di»- 


Mr.  RaflrsbiaUybefGrMkvatnciMW.    Hmi  .    _    . 

laaciai*OTihaMMa««fUMba»biuM»<irthM  «fa«l  hyilHTWtefai  ilM.    H«  mUc 
Mttfad  to  Uaaiipw  a*  a  aMrduuM  in  iha  Cky.  and  fevidiid  ih*  tmm 


»94 


MEMBERS  OP   PARLIAMENT. 


qualified  to  &it  by  reason  of  holding  shares  in  a  company  that  held  a  Govemmcni) 
contract,  a  new  election  took  place  March  26th,  1874,  when  he  was  re-elecicd  ^ 
re-elected  April  8th,  1880. 

r/»A»— Windham,  Alheiueuin. 

Jm/— Kildaluw.  ArgylUhir*. 


SIB  JOHN  W.  RAM8DEN.  Bart.  (Torkalilre.  Eastern  DiviBloii  of  West  Riding) 

John  William  Ramsden,*  son  of  the  late 
John  Charles  Ramsden,  Esq.,  sometime  M.P.  for  Malton, 
by  Isabella,  youngest  d.  of  the  1st  Baron  Dundas.  lie 
was  bom  Sept.  14th,  1831,  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at 
Trin.  Coll.,  Camb,, — grad.  M.A.  1852,— and  m.,  1S65, 
I^dy  Helen  Guendolen  St.  Maur,  d.  of  the  13th  \h\iv 
of  Somerset.  Is  a  D.L.  and  a  J. P.  for  the  West  KilinL; 
of  Yorkshire,  a  D.L.  of  Inverness-shire,  and  Hon.  (  nl. 
1st  West  Riding  Artillery  Vol.  Was  Under  .Secrtiaiy 
of  State  for  War  1857-58,  and  High  Sheriff  of  York- 
shire 1868.  SucceedcJd  his  grandfather,  the  4lh  hart.. 
1839.  A  Uberal.  Sat  for  Taunton  from  1853  till  1S57. 
for  Hythe  from  1857  till  1859,  for  the  West  Ridiiit^ 
of  Yorkshire  from  1859  till  1865,  and  for  Monmouth  District  from  Nov.  1S6S 
to  Feb.  1874,  when  he  unsuccessfully  contested  the  Eastern  Division  of  the 
West  Riding  of  York  ;  elected  for  the  Eastern  Division  of  the  West  Ridiii}; 
of  York  April  1880. 

Patrtm  0/ four  Lrvmjpt—Co»ts,   V.,  Lincolnshire;   Huddenficld,  V.,   St.  John's,  V,, 
Huddersfield  and  Almondbury,  V.,  Yorkshire. 
C/$tis — Brook&'s,  Athenzum,  Travellers'. 
Ttmm  RetidtHce—f),  Upper  Brook  Street,  W. 
Seat*—  Byram,  Ferrybridge ;  Longley  Hall.  Huddersfield ;  Ardverikie,  Kingussie,  N.l 


J.  RANKIN  (LeomlnsterX 

James  Rankin,  only  son  of  the  late  Robei 

Rankin,  Esq.,  of  Bromborough  Hall,  Cheshire, 
Anne,  d.  of  John  Strang,  Esq.,  of  St.  Andrew's,  N.l 
He  was  bom  Dec  26th,  1842,  was  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll 
Camb.  (B  A.  1st  class  Natural  Science  Tripos  186I 
M.A.  1868),  and  m.,  1865,  Annie  Laura,  d.  of  Chi 
pher  Bushell,  Esq.,  Hinderton.  Chester.  Is  a  J. P.  fa 
CO.  and  city  of  Hereford,  and  a  D.L.  for  Herefordshii 
(High  Sheriff  1873),  and  Chief  Steward  of  Herefor 
A  Conservative,  Elected  for  Leominster  March  31s 
1880. 

C/k^*— Carlton,  St.  Stephen's,  New  University. 

ToTVH  Rtiidence-  35,  Ennismore  Gardens,  S.W. 

3"<'a/— Bryngwyn,  Hereford. 

*  Robert  Ramsden,   Esq.,  was  seated  at  Longley  Hall  temp.  Henry  VIII.    The  fir 
baronet  received  his  baronetcy  in  1869  for  his  essential  services  and  the  distinguish«Kl 
exhibited  by  him  at  the  Kevolutioo. 


MIMUM  or  f AftUAMKirr. 


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William  Kaihisunk,  ioo  of  the  laic  Willuun 
Kai»il«M,  Eh|*i  ol  Gfcnhink,  Uiwpool.  by  EluabcU^ 

U.    uT  tht  lM«  ^MMWl  GffCe,    EmL,    of  Quiirrv    lUx>k, 

ClM4iii«.     lUwM  boni  F^  lliK  I 
1S47,  Locfctift  WaHiwright.  d    of  tkr 

the  Utc  .\«.Kc»«>ii 

U  a  ii.U  and  •  -ini  in 

livcfpooL     A  '  rrpool 

Crmi  Nov.   i*'*-'^  ^  '"o- 

tttuA  Sen: 


Tmm  ^^yiww-it,  Mm**!  Gm4«m.  8.W. 


8IE  OHABLn  EID  (tt  ItmL 
Charles    Rfft*.     //.Z>.,    son    of    the    Ute 
Andnv  irobhd|*c  Heath,  Hacknejr, 

— the   i  of   the    I^ndon    Orphan 

Akylutu.   liic    laUut    Ur|>luii  h-.x^I 

Asvloin   for  IdiotB,   the   Fai  iiioiti. 

ami  the  Koyal  Moapiul  Utt  incuraom,  — tn  t.itxabctb, 
M<V  liulmc*.  He  wa*  bom  Juoe  aoili,  1^19,  waa  cd. 
at  the  London  Univ.,  before  the  duutcr  wa»  granted, 
and  in  1S46  m.  Margvet,  yoaagul  d.  of  the  laie  bdwanl 
Bainea,  M.  P.  for  iJeed*,  and  auter  of  the  iatc  Kt.  Hon. 
M.  T.  baines,  M. P..  and  of  Sir  Edward  Bainet,  late 
M.  r.  for  l.<?ed«.     I*  a  Comnii«k>oer  of  I  k^trnancy  for 

'  •mion 

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>l  the  laic  .Mr.   Ucorj-e  I'calxxly,   thi 
)im.  of  the  Commillcc  that  prrnno'r-! 
1867,  ami  carrirtj  in  1^ 
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196 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


SIR  EDWARD  J.  REED  (Cardiff) 
KdwarH  James  Rkkd,  A'.  C.B.^  F.R.S,^  son  of  the 
late  Mr.  John  kec<l,  of  Shcemess,   l)y  Kliralnrlh  liis  wife. 
He  was  iKmi  Sept.   20th,   1830,  was  cd.  at  the  School  of 
Mathematical  ami  Naval  Con»;tniction,  Portsmouth,  and  m., 
1851,  Kosctta,  el.  d.  of  Nathaniel  Hamaby,  Esq.,  of  Shccr-^ 
new.     Was  Chief  Coasinictor  of  the  Navy  July  1863  till  Jul]  * 
1870,  when  he  resigned.     Is  a  F*ellow  of  the  Royal  So. 
Vice-Prcs.  of  the  Inst,  of  Naval  Architects,  memlnrr  of  In.st." 
of  Civil  Engineers,  and  of  Mechanical  Engineers.     Author  of  "Our  Iron-clad' 
Ships"  **Shi     '     "      r   in    iron  and  Steel,"   "Our  Naval  Coast  Dcfin- 
Mpen  in  ••  I'!  !  Transactions,"  &c.     Isa  Knight  Com.  of  the  Im, 

Russian  order  ..luislaus,  of  the  Austrian  order  of  I-rancis  Joseph,  a: 

the  Turkish  order  of  the  Mcdjidic,  2nd  class.     A  Liberal.     Sat  for  Pembroke 
District  Feb.  1874  till  March  1880,  when  he  >»-as  elected  for  Card  iff  District. 
Citib—  Devonshi  re . 
Officrt—  Broadway  Chambers.  Westminster,  S.W. 


^M/— Hextable.  near  Dartford,  Kent. 


R.  T.  REID  (Hereford  City). 
Robert   Threshie    Reid,    son   of  the   late    Sir 

James  John  Reid,  of  Mousewald  Place,  Dumfries,  by  Mary, 
d.  of  the  late  A.  Threshie,  of  Bambarroch,  Kirk  cud  brighti 
shire.  He  was  bom  April  3rd,  1846,  was  ed.  at  Cheltenhai 
College,  and  at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford,— grad  B.A.  186^ 
— and  m..  1871,  Emily  Douglas,  d.  of  Capt.  Arthur  Ceci 
Fleming  Clate  ist  Dragoon  Guards).  Called  to  the  Bar 
the  Inner  Temple  1871.  A  Liberal.  Elected  for  Herefor 
city  April  1880. 
C/wJ#— Garrick,  Devonshire. 

-I,  Temple  Gardens,  E.C 


S.  RENDEL  (MontgomeryslilreX 

Stuart  Rendel,  third  son  of  the  late  Jamci 
Meadows  Rendel,  Esq.,  F.R.S.,  an  eminent  engineer,. 
He  was  bom  July  2nd,  1834,  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  a 
Oriel  College,  Oxford,— grad.  B.A.  1856,  M.A.  185c, 
— and  m.,  1857,  Ellen,  d.  of  William  Egerton  Hubbard, 
Esq.,  of  Leonarrislee,  near  Horsham.  Called  to  the  Ba 
at  the  Inner  Temple  1861,  but  has  never  practised 
Formerly  a  memlx-'r  of  Sir  William  Armstrong's  en- 
gineering firm,  and  its  managing  partner  in  Eondo:t 
A  Liberal.     Elected  for  Montgomeryshire  April  if 

C/M^x—Athenzum,  Garrick. 

T<nvn  Retidencf—xd,  Kensington  Palace  Gardens,  W, 

Country  ResHence—VMs  Dinam,  Montgomeryshire. 


MEMBERS  or  PARLIAMEKT. 


•97 


BABOII  EBVDUttHAH  (tuSUk. 


T«mm  MMidtmt*    4,  Crow uf  fiarikiw  S.W. 

lun. 


Frcilcnck  William  Brook  Thf.lll'v 
•ON  (Cth  lUroQ  KeiKllckluuB  ia  the  reersee 
61  Irvkad),  el.  mm  of  Krederkk,  41k  baron, 
—who  died  iS(3.  bv  EUm  CiMrlolte,  d.  of 
SirGcoq>r  I  <*iooCt,  and  bftrt.     He 

«nt  t)r>m  t  '"MCN  wm  ed.  at  Kton, 

'  i&lurd,  and  m.,  1861,  \ju\y 
A  l88o^-«l.  d.  of  the  18th 
M    ^^fiiiiion,  ICT.      Fonnerly  Major 
SoflbikYcaCav.    Ual.P.  for  SoiMk. 

urh  CO.  he  WM  High  ShTiff  1870.     A 

xt  Suflulk  Kcbi  1874. 

VJl.  IL.  Md  IL.tUv    V 


a  W.  1.  RBPTOM  (WarwIfikX 
Cfcorge  William  John   Repton,  only  ton  ol 

•ctirge  Stanley  Reploo,  Eaq^  by  Ljuly  Elixabeth,  d.  d. 
<  f  the  iftt  Earl  of  Ekloo.  He  wat  born  December  36ih, 
1818,  was  ed.  at  the  Univ.  of  Odbrd.  ami  m..  1848, 
Lady  Jane  Sejrmoar,  only  d.  of  the  3rd  I  > 
A  Cmutnmine,  Sat  for  St.  Albana  fi 
dlifranchiftemenC  in  1852,  and  fur  Wan»ick  irorn  juiv 
1852  till  Nov.  1868;  re-elected  Feb.  4th,  and  March 
3UI.  1874. 

C/«^-Ckrlioa. 

Ttmm  Rtwidtmn    9%  Oiraoa  Street.  \L»vf^r.  W. 

SM#-Od«n  QmK  Bwtford. 


B.  RIORAKO  (Karttjr  TydvUV 


Henry    Richakd,   son  of    the  late    Rev. 


.1.  of  T 


rci?aron. 


Carrli 


ihire,  a 


offictatt 
been  a  stating  advocate  for  .1 

arvJ  i^  ^ivrtf.^n'  ••f  iho  PeAcc 


RttUtmct—rit  iKtUoa  iMrdci 


body.     He 

•  nxm.  Sch., 

hbory, 

of  the 


I^ 


MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


J.  H.  RI0HABD8OH  (Amut^h  Ck>unt7). 

James  Nicholson  Richardson,  son  of  Join 

G.  Richardson,  Esq.,  of  Moyallon  House,  co.  Down,  1 
Helena,  d.  of  the  late  Richard  Grubb,  Esq.,  of  (-0)1 
Abbey,  co.  Tippcrary.  He  was  bom  1846,  was  ed.  a 
Grove  House  Academy,  Tottenham,  and  m.,  1867, 
Sophia,  d.  of  William  Maicolnvson,  of  Portlaw,  co 
Waterford.  S.  IJbcral ;  **  a  supporter  of  the  inter-  •  ' 
the  tenant  farmers  of  Ireland  ;  m  favor  of  the  con 

tion  and  extension  of  the  ancient  Ulster  custom  of  tc  1 

right,  including  free  sale,  security  of  tenure,  and  tli 

alwlition  of  all  arbitrary  office  rules,  and  the  princi|)l 

of  Government  assisting  thrifty  tenants  to  purchase  then 

holdings  when  offered   for  sale,    by  which  means  thi 

experiment  of  a  peasant  proprietary  can  be  fairly  tried." 

Elected  for  co.  Armagh  April  1880. 

C/«^— Reform.         Residence— 'iAo\xx\\.  Caulfied,  Bessbrook.  co.  Armagh. 

T.  RICHARDSON  (Hartlepool). 
Thomas   Richard.son,  el.  son  of  the  late 

Thos.Richardi>on,Esq.,  of  Castle  Eden,  and  Hartlepool. 
He  was  bom  June  6th,  1821,  and  m.,  1843,  Maria,  <i 
of  the  late  Richard  Grecnwell,  Esq.,  of  Sunderlan<i 
Is  a  J.r.  and  a  D.L.  for  the  co.  of  Durham,  a  T.l' 
for  the  North  Riding  of  Yorkshire,  and  head  of  tl 
firm  of  T.  Richardson  and  Sons,  marine  engin- 
builders,  Hartlepool.  A  Liinrral.  Sat  for  Hartlepo 
from  Fcl).  1874  till  July  1875,  when  he  accepted  tl. 
Chiltern  Hundreds  ;  re-elected  April  1880. 

C/«^— Reform. 

Town  Residence— (),  Bridge  Street,  Westminster,  S.W. 
Seat — Kirklcvington,  Yarm,  Yorkshire. 
RICHARDSON-GARDNER  (See  Gardner). 
SIR  MATTHEW  W.  RIDLEY.  Bart  (Northumberland,  North). 

Matthew  White  Ridley,  el.  son  of  Sir  Mattht 
White  Ridlev,  4th  bart.,  M.P.  for  North  Northuml 
land  1859-68, — who  died    1877, — by  Cecilia  Anne, 
of  the  1st  Baron  Wensleydale.     He  was  bom  July  184^ 
was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxfonf,  of 
he  was  Scholar;  grad.   H.A.,   1st  class  Classics, 
M.A.    1867,    and   elected   t'ellow  of  All    Souls"    «  . 
1865  ;  m.,  Dec.  loth,   1873,  Mary  Georgiana,  el.  d,  ■ 
.Sir  D.  C.  Marjoribanks,   1st  hart.,  M.P.      Was  In, 
Sec.  of  State  for  the  Home  Department  from  Apr 
till  April  1880.     Is  a  J.  P.  for  Northumberiand,  an- 
of  Quarter  Sessions  for  the  co.,  and  Major  Nortlr 
land  and  Newcastle  Yeo.     A  Comervative.     First  ^ 
coNSTANs  now.         f^^  North  Northum»>erUnd  Nov.  1868. 
C/««*«— Carlton,  White's. 

Town  Residence- \o,  Carlton  House  Terrace,  S.W. 
Jra/— BlaKdon.  Cnunlingtoo,  Noahumberlaod. 


mm. 


MEMBiftt  or  PAKLiAMnrr. 


»99 


av. 


Charles  Thonuon  Ritchie,  ion  of  the  bte 
FoffimUrar^EttabeUi  Ms  trife.     Ht  «m  bom  Nov. 

<>«rr.  :  >L  ml 

Kiuhic  ai»';  iuic  uunacxk,  am 

turcTk     A  i  int  cicct«i  for  tht  Tower 


U.  gvHB't  Cm*  TansM.  &  W. 


BOS.  TBOHAB  C  AOAft  EOBASm  (Oonwall.  iMOb 


Thomas  Charies  Agar-Robartes,  onlv  ton 
of  the  lit  Bftroa  RulMutet,  by  Jaliaiui,  d.  of  the  Ule 


T 

Kt.  Hon.  RegtoAkt  Pole  Carev,  of  Antoor.  Cornwall. 
He  w»  boni  iS44,  wu  cd.  at  Ch.  Ch..  Ouord.— M.A.. 
i86q,— and  m.,  187S,  Marv,  d.  oC  Francis  llcmy 
DickiMoa.  Esq.  (fonaerly  M.P.),  of  Kiapwatoo, 
Somencc.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple 
,«,«  I.  .  I  I.  ,„.!  .  n  u  of  CorowalL  A  liSenti. 
188a 


J.  ROBERTS  CniBt  DlatrtflO. 

John  Roberts,  son  of  David  Roberts,  Esq..  of 
I  aayrailt,  Denbighthire.  He  was  bom  July  uth.  183$, 
wa* cd. at  Brighton,  and  m^  186 1.  Katharine Tador,— who 
died  1880,— da.  of  the  late  Rev.  John  Hvghca»  of  Lirer 
pooL  .  U  a  Magiitrate  for  DcnbighUiire.  A  lOtn/. 
Pint  elected  for  Flint  Dirtrict  Jvly  S^K  1878. 


■s. 


HydtPlMluW. 


200 


MKMBERS  OP   PARLIAMENT. 


A  Uberai. 
1880. 


H.  ROBERTftON  (SlurewtlmryX 
Henry  Robertson,   son  of  the  late   Duncan 

Robertson,   Esq.,  by  Christian,    d.   of  J.   Anderson,  Esq 
He  was  l)om  1816,  was  ed.  at  King's  College,  Al>er(lcen, — 
grad.  M.  A., — and  m.,  1846,  Elizabeth,  d.  of  William  Dean, 
Esq.,  of  London.     Is  J.l*.  and  a  D.L.  foi  *' 
and  I)cnbighshire,— -of  which  co.  he  was  1 1 
— a  civil  engineer,  a  coal  and  iron-master,  a*!.. ^ 
railways,  a  mcmljer  of  the  Institute  of  Civil  Km 
Chairman  of  the  Llanderfel  and  Llandrillo  Scli< 
Was  Enginccr-in-Chief  of  the  Shrewsbury  and  Clicstci,  iIm 
Shrewsbury  and  Birmingham,  the  Shrewsbury  and  Hereford, 
the  CentnU  Wales,  and  of  various  railways  in  N.   Wales. 
Sat  for  Shrewsbury  1862-8;  re-elected  Feb.  1874,  and  April  1st,. 


\ 


C/mAt—Rtfona.  Whitehall. 

ClUtmhfrt—T,  Westminster  Chambers,  Victoria  Street,  S.W. 

TewH  Ursidetut—tj,  Lancmter  Gate,  W. 

5Mft— Pal<,  Corweo.  Merionethshire  ;  Brymbo  Hall.  Denbighshire. 


K  B.  H.  RODWELL  (CambrldgesMre). 

Benjamin  Bridges  Hunter  Rodwell,  Q.C,^ 
son  of  William  Rodwell,  Esq.,  a  J.  P.  for  Suffolk, 
banker  at  Ipswich,  and  late  of  Woodlands,  Ilolbrool 
Suffolk,  by  Elizabeth  Ann,  only  child  of  Benjai 
Hunter,  Esq.,  ofGlcncarse,  Perthshire.  He  was  boi 
Jan.  181 5, was  ed.  at  the  Charterhouse,  and  at  Ti 
Coll.,  Camb.,— grad.  IJ.A.  1837,  M.A.  1840,— and 
1844,  Mary  Packer,  d.  of  ihe  late  James  Boggis,  Esq.; 
Lieut. -Col.  W' est  Essex  Militia,  of  Baddow  Court,  Es 
Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  1840.  ••  '  — !< 
a  Q.C.  and  a  Bencher  of  his  Inn  1858 ;  is  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L.  for  ^ 
Chm.  of  Quarter  Sessions.  A  Consfri'aiivf  ;  believing  true  Conservat 
in  adapting  existing  institutions  to  the  wanU  and  .spirit  of  the  age ;  stron^l] 
opposed  to  ritualism,  and  in  favor  of  a  moderate  Tenants'  Right  Bill  ¥v^ 
elected  for  Cambridgeshire  Oct.  3rd,  1874. 

Patron  o/em4  Litnmt—AmfUm,  R.,  Suffolk. 
C/»^«— United  University,  Windham,  CarkoQ. 
Ck4tmiert—i,  New  Court.  Temple,  E.C. 
J/fl/— Woodlands,  Ipswich. 


MiMim  or  PARLiAMtirr. 


fOf 


J.  I.& 


(SMthwaifex 


« 


^ 


Jamet  Edvrin  'fhoroltl  RoGi«s»*  ton  of  the 

bic  Ucor^e  Vinini*  Kug«ns  K»ty,  of  W«aM«in.  llAnK 
bv    Mary    Ann,    d.    of   the    Uic   John    I' 
lir  wAh  tiora  March   sird.   1823,  waa  ctl 

.   Loodon,  and  at  Mai^lalcn  lUU  (ouw  IlcrtfurU 

.  OsHovd   (HA,   IM   clu*   CUuMca.   1846),   and 

1  '^S4•  Am  SuMiiBah  Cbarhm*,  and  d.  of  the  late 

V  RettQ  IUjrBoldi»CaaL,  SoUeilor  to  the  Traaaury. 

rrn  kcvrnl  litnctt  nibflc  Fwtwdnat  aad  Moderator 

!.  and  waa  Profeawr  of  PoUtkal 

J  6S.      b   F.Mmingr  ia   PoUUoal 


fuij^  comc»ic«i  .'xrarixxou^n  1^74. 
C/«^<-8avilau 


!  U:uuuiujr  in  the  t'oiv.  of  London,  and  liaa  baca  Tooke 

I'rofeaMT  of  Economic  Sckoce  and  Statbtki  at  Kine'a 

T^-      Waa  foramrly  in  Holy  Ordm.     Aotlior  of 

of  Agrknhare  and  Prkci.'*  **Jhe  Piolcata 

..lurnon.  "  ••  Tobdea'a  Polkical  Opiniona,'' 

Mr.  Bright'*  SpecclMa  and 

>   *  Wealth  of  Naikma.**  and 

l-^liah  and  Ibreitpi  reviewa.     It 

Oaiord.     A  UtmU.    Umoccw 


4. 1,  EOLU  (MOBmootbahlrtX 

John   Allan   Rolls,  only  son  of  the  late 

•   Wt.v.  }i^i^  kaq..  of  The  Hendre, 

tnoatb,  bjr  Eliiabcth  Mary, 

.  uf  Prethaw  Hooae,  Hants, 

:th  Eari  of  Northcak. 

wn^  ed.  at  Eton,  and 

(XMpaoa  Marda, 

barL    Fonaerly 

^--  Car.    ba 

Muntnoaui« 


Cimit  Carhoii.  Anhur  •. 
r«M  XnidtmnSa^  Lo^^  Radnd  Gala.  &W. 
J^m^-Hm  H«Mlra.  MoMMMk 


whom  patrwiyk  w»  Haroa,  aaMflaad  in  177s  dM 


202 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


A.  H.  B068  (Kalditon«). 

Alexander  Henry  Ross,  son  of  the  late 
Charles  Rom,  Esq.,  M.P.,  and  a  Lord  of  the  AtlmiraUy, 
bv  Lady  Mary  Comwallis,  d.  of  the  2nd  and  last 
Marquess  ComwalHs.  He  was  born  Oct.  2 1st,  1829, 
was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford,— B.  A.  1851, 
M.A.  1854,— and  m.,  1859,  Juhana,  d.  of  William 
Moscley,  Esq.,  of  Leaton  Hall,  Staffordshire.  Called 
to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1853.  Scrvetl  twenty 
years  in  the  West  Kent  Militia,  from  which  he  retired 
as  Major,  and  was  for  many  years  a  meml:>er  < 
Metropolitan  Asylums  Board.  A  Consen^ative.  1 
for  Maidstone  April  1880,  having  in  Feb.  1874  m-in 
an  unsuccessful  candidate. 

Club—  Cariton. 

KesuitMce—2%  Portland  Place,  W. 

SIR  NATHANIEL  M.  DE  ROTHSCHILD,  Bart  (AylesburyX 

Nathaniel     Mayer    de    Rothj 
CHILD,*  el.  son  of  the  late  Baron  Liot 
Nathan  dc  Rothschild,  by  Charlotte,  d. 
Baron  Charles  de  Rothschild,  of  NapU 
He  was  lx)m  1840,  was  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.|] 
Camb.,  and  m.,  April   1867,  Emma, 
of  the  Baron   Charles  de  Rothschild, 
Frankfort,  member  of  the  Prussian  Upj 
House.    Succeeded  his  uncle,  Sir  Anf' 
the  1st  hart.,  under  special  rcmaindi 
1876.     Is  a  I). L.  for  London.    A/.;.  >-.... 
First  elected  for  Aylesbury  July  1865. 

CimAt — Arlington,  St.  James's,  Turf,  Marlborough. 

Tmvu  Residtrue—i,  Grosvenor  Gardens,  S.W.        Seat— Tnng  Park,  Herts. 

J.  ROUND  (Essex,  East). 

James  RouND,t  el.  son  of  the  Rev.  Jamt 
Thomas  Round,  B.D.,  Rector  of  All  Saints',  Colchcstci, 
Rur.1l   Dean  and  Hon.    Prebendary  of  St.   Paul's,    by 
Louisa,  d.  of  Rev.  George  Barlow,   Rector  of  Burgh. 
Suffolk.    He  was  bom  April  6th,  1842,  was  ed.  at  Etoi 
andatCh.  Ch.,Oxford,— grad.B.A.  i864,M.A.  1872, 
and  m.,  1870,  Sibylla  Joanna,  d.  of  the  late  Rev.  Henry 
Freeland,  Rector  of  liasketon,  Suffolk.     Called  to  the 
Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  June  1868.     Is  a  J. P.  and  n 
D.L.  for  Essex,  and  Capt.  West  Essex  Militia.     hCoi 
servative.      First  elected  for  East  Essex  Nov.  186S. 

•  The  father  of  the  present  barvmet  was  the  first  member  of  the  Jewish  pcrsnasioj, 
to  the  English  Parlbment.  and  the  first  Israelite  who  took  his  scat  in  the  House  of  C'   • 
He  was  oricinally  returned  for  the  City  of  London  in  1847,  btit  did  not  uke  his  scat  uiml  Ji. 
1858,  when  he  was  enabled  to  do  so  by  the  omission  of  the  clause  in  the  Oaths  Act  which  h. 
prevented  Jews  from  voting  in  Parliament. 

♦  Mr.  Rounds  family  has  been  sealed  at  Birch  Hall,  Essex,  since  temp.  George  I.  H 
is  the  owner  of  Colchester  Castle,  and  eventual  heir  to  the  esUtes  of  the  late  Charles  Gr. 
Round,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  North  Essex  1837-47. 


MEMBnS  or   PAEUAMBIfT.  tOJ 


^^^ 


O  1.  BOUSraU.  (OrmiiUiAm). 

Cluiriet  Savilc   Koundbll,  younger  tur 
viiriii£    ton    of   ibe    Uie    Rev.   DwMoa    RjOMmlfluQ 

Rmjntfrfl.  of  *irrrvrn  ami  of  CiliHKong,  00.  York«  bjr 

*"  If  \V.   Fo«'  M.     He  WM 

,  and  wa*  r«jw,  aad  at 

»n»ni,     fiad.  h.rk.    i>i    cUm  m    Lit. 

daaa  MrtJWMifka  iSjo^  aiid  in  l8u 
low  of  McilMi  Coll,  and  obtained  the 
»  i'rue  for  the  Ei^iah  fjtan.  He  m.. 
.  rl.  a.  of  WUbvakam  TolWrnadie,  Eaq..  ol 
I.  (  hr^hire.  Called  to  the  Har  at  Lincoln'* 
i(  >>  -I  to  practise  in  1865.  Waa  Sec.  to 
tnc  Jamaica  Roy.  Commiaabo  1865.  and  to  Um  Doke 


f  Clevebuvl'ft  CnmmlMfcm  of  eoqoiiy  into  the  property  and  iaoonc  of  the 

nivcmiin  of  Oxfoni  and  Cambridfe  1871.   Pnvate  Secretary  to  tiie  Earl 

^{lenccr  (Lord  Lieut,  of  Ireland)  i86S»  and  a  member  of  the  Friendly  Sockcics 

.mmkNinn  1871.     It  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.  L.  for  Siracx.     A  J.iifnU  ;  **  in  fitvor  of 

'  le  rdbrm  of  ibe  Land  Law  and  of  tbe  lyttcm  of  Local  GovcflWBcnl, 

i-»ion  of  tbe  coanty  franchise,   the  aboUtioa  of  flogging  in  the 

imi  .Navy,  of  the  Buriab  Bill,  and  the  Icgaliiatioo  of  marriage  with  a 

^wire'twter."    UoaocccMfoUycoiilntfld  CUthcne  1868.    Efactad  for 

.....atam  March  188a 

Cib»-AiK>n—L 

Tmm  Jf*Mmt^t6,  Cmnm  9m.  Mayfrir.  W. 
CMuOrf  Mitidmn   Otbcnw.  Pwnbym,  Sai— b. 


EINIOUrBRIBB  (8m  BrlMl 


LOEO  ARTHUm  J.  B.  BOBBIU.  (TaTlstockX 

Arthur  John  Edward  Russell,  second  son 
of  the  bte  Locd  George  WUliam  RoMell.  i;.CR..  by 
Elixabcth  Anne,  only  child  of  the  hue  Hon.  John  Thco- 
phihu  Rawdon.  U  brother  to  the  9tb  Duke  of  Bedford, 
and  nephew  to  the  IM  Earl  RuaMll.  Ratted  to  the  nmk 
of  a  Duke's  mo  i87J.  He  was  bom  June  13th,  1825,  and 
m..  1S65,  Laura,  d.  of  the  Vicomie  de  Ptyroonei.  Waa 
Private  SecreUry  to  Lord  John  (aftarwaida  Eari)  Raaaell 
1 849- (4.  U  a  fr  cllow  of  the  Senate  of  Laodo«  Uaivemty. 
A  lArtU,     ¥xnX  elected  fur  Tavtrtock  Sept.  |8S7. 

T0mm  Kntitmt*-%.  AudWv  SoMfv,  W. 


204 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


a  RUSSELL  (Dandalk). 
Charles  Russell,  Q.  C,  son  of  the  late  Arthur 

Ku&scll,  Esq.,  of  Newry,  by  Margaret,  widow  of  the  laic 
John  Hamill,  Esq.,  of  Belfast.  He  was  bom  1833,  was 
eti.  at  Castlcknock  Coll.,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin,  and 
m.,  i8q8,  Ellen,  el.  d.  of  J.  S.  Mulholland,  Esq.,  M.D., 
of  Ikl^st.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  1S59,  and 
l)ecame  a  Q.C.  1872.  A  Liberal.  Elected  for  Dundalk 
April  1880,  having  in  Feb.  1874  been  an  unsuccessful 
candidate. 


Ckitfmlfn—i,  Brick  Court,  Temple,  E.G. 
Jitst'tUtue— 74.  Henley  Street,  W. 


BIB  CHARLES  RUSSELL,  Bart.  (Westmlnater). 

Charles  Russell,  KC,  el.  surviving  son  of  Sir 

Henry  Russell,  2nd  bart., — who  died  1852, — by  Marie 
Clotilda,   d.    of  Bcnoit  Mottet  de   la   Fontaine   (Baroa 
fief^  de   St.    Comeille,    .Seigneur  de  la  Motte  et  de 
Fontaine  in  Picardy),  of  Compeigne,  in  Picardy.     He 
bom  1826,  and  was  cd.  at  Eton.     Entered  the  Grenadi 
Guards    1847,    became   Lieut,    and   Capt.    1 853,    Caf 
and  Major    1855,  and  Lieut -Col.    1858;   retired   if 
Served  with  distinction  in  the  Crimean  war,  as  De\ 
Assist.    Quartermaster-Gen.  to  the  1st   Division  at 
battles  of  the  Alma,  Balaclava,  and  Inkemian,  and  at 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol ;  has  the  Crimean  medal 
four  clasps,  the  Victoria  crass,  the  order  of  the  Medjidil 
and  the  Turkish  war  medal.     Is  a  Knight  of  the  ~ 
of  Honor,  and  a  D.L.  and  a  J.  P.   for  Berkshire.     A  Consa-vative.     Sat 
Berkshire  1865-8.     First  elected  for  Westminster  Feb.  1874. 
Clnbt — Carlton.  Guards'. 
6At/— Swallowfleld  Park,  Reading. 


DISCtTB  /t^SnCtAM 
MONITI. 


O.  W.  E  RUSSELL  (Aylesbury). 

George  William  Erskine   Russell,   young< 
son   of  Lord   Charles  James    Vox  Russell,   by    Isabel 
Clarissa,  d.  of  the  late  William  Davies,   Esq.      He 
bom  Feb.   3rd,    1853,   and  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and 
Univ.  Coll.,  Oxford,— grad.  B.A.  1876,  M.A.  1880. 
a  member  of  the  Inner  Temple.      A  Liberal.      Elec 
for  Aylesbury  April  1st,  1880. 

Town  Retidenc* — 9.  Morpeth  Terrace,  Victoria  Street,  S.W. 
Country  RtstJgHce—Vi ohyxm,  Bedfordshire. 


MKMIIRltB  or   PARUAMCjrr. 


f05 


r. 
Peter  Rylanos.   ion  of  the   Ute   John 

Kylamlk.  ivx}..  of  liewwy  Houm.  WafHi^;to«.  bf 
JkUrUia,  d.  o(  Um  Uu  Rev.  jamet  (iUMbiPok.  Viow  oT 
Btltoa.  H«  WM  bom  iSao,  wat  ed.  at  llw  FowMlatiM 
School.  Wamnctuo.  ami  ro..  iVii.  Carulinc.  d.  of 
Willum  kr  Warrii«. 

tim.     U  A  j  caMcr  a»l 

r.f  the  lionHiii'i  ul  \s  Afiuiijioo,— of  nhiUi  lie  waaMayuc 
is>i  4  ~4  hirrcttir  «»f  ib«  Manchartcr  and  Liverpool 
lUtikiiks  Co..  o^  ft*earMO  aad  Kaowki  Coal  and  Imn 
Co^  <LUBilodK  ud  of  R]rlaadabroihtn(Liiniir<J).  ir  u 
in&»:cr»  Aivl  «rif«  nMUM&clwefii  Waa  a  McmU  t  of  i  >< 
K  uiwion  on  Cooiaciottt  Ditraini    ' 

l»«lni?  .p!c."  ••  The  Mfttkm  of  the  O: 


un%uocr%«iuiiy  cuntoieu  34iuin-r^«(  i.,ancmuiuc, 

Feb.  1876U 

.«r«.  S.W. 


tXK  junii  SI.  AuttYV.  Ban  (Oonwail.  Wacti 

John  St.  Aubyn,^  cl.  son  of  Sir  Edward  St 

Au'hyn,    l*t   Iwrt.,— who   dic<l    1S72.-  of  St.    Michar!'» 

Mount,  Cornwall,  by  Kinma,  <l.  of  the  late  (»cn.  KnoUy*. 

23ni,   1829,  wa*  etl.  ai  Ktoo,  and  at 

gratl.  H.A.    1852,  — and  in  185601. 

I  incntina,  2nd  d.  of  the  4th  Maruoetf 

a  D.L.  and  a  J.  P.  of  Cornwall.  Dcp. 

»f  thr  Stannaries  and  Hon.  IJcut.'Col. 

"  "itia.     A  ZjAtji/;   in   favor 

II.     Ftnt  elected  for  We%t 


>.  }.., 


il  Wanirn 


CasMdc*. 


W.  N.  M.  ST.  AUBYN  iHaUtoa). 

Walter  Naplcion  Molesworth  St.  Aubyn, 
yoiin^ot  son  of  the  Utc  Kev.  I  lender  Molesworth  St. 
.\u)>yn,  of  Clowancc.  Conm-all,  by  Helen  Matilda 
I  .ilKrIle,  <I.  of  the  late  Kev.  T.  Napleton,  of  Poird«rbaai« 
Ikv.M).  lie  uas  Itom  Oct.  iSth,  1833.  and  waa  cd.  at 
Harrow,  ami  at  Ch.  Ch..  Oxford.— grad.  RA.  i86i.  M.A. 
1864,  — an«l  m.,  iS -,  .\nnie,  jroonger  d.  of  Gcor|>e  Colc«. 
K- )..  of  South»ca.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  lincoln'a  Inn 
ind  Dcvoo  and  EactcrScaikwM.    A 


i.BfkkCbwt. 

7, 


S.W. 


•  Tli«CuwlTorS«.Aabya  bowoTllMaMMi 
wA  M«ucw  a«  St  Aabya  bald  Um  MMaor  oTJ 
■Mwylll. 


H  imlM  CHMMi  af  !>■«<■■  ani  Cbm 
MAiMcbA.  CO.  Dflvw,  aaily  ia  «W  raapi  •/ 


2o6 


mhibers  of  parliament. 


&  tlMUELBOH  (BMtoorrX 
Bernhard  Samuelson,  son  of  the  late  Samuel 
Ilcnry   Samuelson,  Esq.,  of  Livcr]X)ol,  merchant,  by 
Sarah  his  wife.    He  was  Iwm  Nov.  22ml,   1820,  was 
c<l.  at  the  Rev.  J.  Hlezanl's,  Skirlaugh,  Yorkshire,  and 
in  1844  m.  Carohne,  d.  of  the  late  Henry  Hlundell,  Ksq., 
of  Hull.     Is  an  ironmaster  at  Mi<I(IleslM>roui;h,  an  agri- 
cultural implement  manufacturer  at  Hanbury,  a  member 
of  the  Institution  of  Civil  Engineers  and  of  the  Institu 
of  Mechanical  Engineers,  and  Vice-I*res.   of  the  Ii' 
Has  the  order  of  the  Legion  of  Honor.     A  Liberal .     S 


and  Steel  Institute. 

for  Banbury  from  Feo.  tin  '^pni  i»59,  wnen  ne  was  an  unsuccessful  camii 

re-elected  July  1865,  Nov.  1868,  Feb.  2nd,  1874,  and  March  31st,  1880. 

Ciuh-  Reform. 

.^At/if— Bodicote  Grange.  Banbury  :  Lupton  House,  Brixham,  Devon. 

Ttmm  Rtnd€M£t—it,FTvace'%  Gate,  S.W. 


First  elected  for  Frome  Nov.  1876. 
C/«^— Reform. 


H.  B  SAMUELSON  (Frome). 

Henry  Bernhard  Samuelson,  el.  son  < 
IJemhard  Samuelson,  Esq.,  M.P.,  by  Caroline,  d.  of  tl 
late  Henry  Blundell.  Esq.,  J.  P.,  of  Hul).  He  was  bo 
Sept.  30th,  1845,  *"^  w**  cd.  at  Rugby,  and  Trim 
Coll.,  Oxford,  and  m.,  1874,  Emily  Maria,  da.  of  Jo 
Goodden,  Esq.,  of  Compton  House,  Dorsetshire. 
Capt.  Royal  South  Gloucester  Militia,  and  a  J. P.  i 
Somerset.  A  Liberal.  Sat  for  Cheltenham  Nov.  i.V( 
till  Jan.  1874,  when  he  was  an  unsuccessful  candid.1: 


RIGHT  HON.  VISCOUNT  SANDON  aiverpool). 

Dudley  Francis  Stuart  Ryder,  P.  C. 
( Viscount  Sattdon),  el.  son  of  the  2nd  E. 
of   Harrowby,    K.G.,    P.C,    &c.,  by  E.a 
Frances  Stuart,  4th  d.  of  the  late  ManjUt 
of  Bute.     He  was    bom  Jan.    i6lh,   1831 
was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford. 
— grad.  B.A.    1852,— and   m.,    1861,   I^<ly 
Mary    Frances   Cecil,    el.     d.    of    the   2n<l 
Marquess  of  Exeter.     Was  Private  Secretary 
to  the  Secretary  of  State  for  the  Colonics 
1855-6,    Capt.     2nd     Staffbrd-shire    Milii 
1854-S,  imc  Capt.  StafTortlshire  Rifle  Vol.     Is  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L.  f 

CO.  StatTojU,  and  a  Governor  of  Guy's  Hospital,  Was  Vice-President  of  ll 
Council  of  Education  from  Feb.  1874  till  April  1878,  and  President  of  tli 
Board  of  Trade  from  April  1878  till  April  1880.  An  Independent  Consenati- 
Sat  for  Lichfield  from  1856  till  1859.  Unsuccessfully  contested  Staffoi 
i860.     First  elect ctl  for  Liverpool  Jan.  1 868. 

C/«**— Travellers',  Athen«um.  Carlton,  St.  Stephen's. 

TtKBH  ResuUnce—va,  Grosvenor  Square.  W. 

.S«vi/»— Sandon  HaU,  Stone,  Staffordshire  :  Norton  House,  Campden,  Gloucestershire. 


MEMMUtf  or  rAftUAMIirC 


WT 


(fMtox 


Charles  Schreibkr.  ton  of  the  Utr 
Col.  J«iiie%  Alfred  Schreibcr  (6lli  Dngotm  < 
Moltum  Sttflblli«  by  Marr,  wMafM  4.  oi  w>c  »iv 
TIkmmmWm«.E«|.,  of  WooafBVl.BMr  Mallow.     H« 

wAk  barn  May  lOtH.  1816,  wm  ed.  at  Dalham  School, 

rItcnhamC 

<ji«    BrOWDr 

.Senior  Chftacei: 

MA.  1853  ;  »a 

be  m.   Lady  Cbanoii- 

ol  UadMy.  vkSow  of 
t«i  Haroo  Wtmboroe.  A 
.  havii^  io  April  |8$9  bcr> 


rai 


II.  Pnwiaod  Pko», 


W. 


EIORT  BON.  a  tOLATEft  BOOTH  (See  Boothl 


M.  D.  SOOTT  (Boaeez.  UMX 

Montagu  David  S<^rnT,  tt^cond  ton  of  the 
Uiic  Sir  David  Scott,  i  \  but.,  by  Caro- 

line, d.  and  cuhctrrv*-  kIaII,  Em).      He 

was  bom  1H18,  waAc«i.  ai  «.  mv.  t^«>ii.,  Oxfefd, — gred. 
[{..A.  1840.  .M. A.  1864,— and  m.,  1S4S,  Maifuct,  only 
<l.  of  the  late  James  Brisgil*  Esq.,  of  Oakland*.  HcrU. 
Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Tenple  t84a  U 
•  J.P.  for  Siuicx  and  MiddlcKx.  and  a  D.L.  lor 
Su%<>ex.  A  CfiMurva/rtY.  Virsi  elected  for  Eaal  Soaes 
Keb.  1874,  having  in  1 868 
candidate. 

Clmi$    CBi1in«,  Sc  Tln^ii'i 


LORD  HZBRT  J.  MONTAOU  DOUGLAS  SOOTT  (Hampehtre,  SovtkX 

Vji  Henry  John  Monta^.u  I>  Scott,  second 

"JC—  um  of  the  5ih  Duke  of  lUjcclcui !  Lady  Cbarlotte. 

ZZL  '  '   '      '  "-'l  MaruucM  of  U....     ..c  waa  bom  Nov. 

cd.  at  Eton,  and  m.,  Aoff.  i«,  186c  the 
iNan,  yoongert  d.  of  the  ana  Baraa  IVhani* 
dttfc.  i»  a  J.  r.  for  HamfMhive,  and  a  Fdknr  of  the  Kov. 
Gcographica]  So.  A  C^mstnmikKt.  Sal  for  Sclkirk%hi're 
from  Aug.  1861  till  Nov.  i868»  when  he  waa  int  elected  for 
Sooth  ilampahire. 


308 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


a  SEBLT  (UnoAlBX 
Charles  Seely,  only  son  of  the  late  Mr.  Charles 

Sc€ly,  of  Lincoln,  by  Anne,  d.  of  Mr.  J.  Wilkinson.  Mc 
WM  bom  1803,  and  was  cd.  at  the  Gram.  Sch.,  Lincoln. 
In  1831  he  m.  Mary,  youngest  d.  of  Jonathan  Hilton,  Esq., 
of  Ncwcastle-uj>on-Tyne.  Is  a  D.L.  for  Lincolnshire  and 
Isle  of  Wight,  and  a  J.  P.  for  Lincolnshire,  Hampshire,  .Surrey, 
and  city  of  Lincoln.  Was  High  Sheriff  of  ILimpshire  i860. 
A  Lihrral :  in  favor  of  strict  economy  in  our  national  expen- 
diture. Unsuccessfully  contested  Lincoln  1841 ;  sat  for  that  city  from  Aug. 
1847  till  March  1848,  when  he  was  unseated  on  petition  ;  re-elected  Oct.  1861, 
and  at  each  subsequent  election. 


Clu: 

To 
Sen: 


S.W. 

;  Funedown  Park,  Surrey. 


till  Feb.  1874, 
April  1880. 


C.  8EELT.  Jon.  (Nottlii|;liam). 
Charles  Seely,  jiin.,  only  son  of  Charles  Seely, 
Esq., — M.P.  for  Lincoln,  of  Brooke  House,  Newport.  Isle 
Wight,  and  Furzedown  Park,  Tooting,  Surrey,— by  Mary, 
of  Jonathan  Hilton,  Esq.,  of  Newcastle-on-Tyne.     He  ' 
b.  1833,  and  m.,  1857,   Emily,  d.  of  William  Evans,  Ei 
of  London.   Is  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Nottinghamshire,  a  J 
for  Derbyshire,   and    Lieut. -Col.    Robin    Hoo<l   Notti 
Rifle  Vol.     A  Liberal.     Sat  for  Nottingham  from  Jun 
having  in  Nov.  1868  been  an  unsuccessful  candidate  ;  re- 


i 


C/**— Reform. 

Town  Rfsidtncf—1-i,  Queen  s  Gate  Gardens,  S.W. 

J"r<»/— Sherwood  Lodge,  Arnold,  Nollingham. 


SIE  HENRY  J.  8ELWIN  IBBETSON,  Bart  [See  Ibbetsonj. 


J.  E.  SEVERNE  (Shropshire,  South). 

John  Edmund  Severn e,  son  of  the  late  John 
Michael  Seveme,  Esq.,  of  Wallop  Hall,  Shrewsbury,  and 
Thenford,  Banbury,  by  Anna  Maria,  d.  and  coheiress  < 
E.  Me)rseyWigley,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of  Shakenhurst,  Worc«»st(  r 
shire.     He  was  l>om  April    1826,   was  ed.    at  Bm 
Coll.,  Oxfonl,— grad.  B.A.  1848,— and  m.,  1858.  W 
Morgan,    youngest    d.   of   the  Very  Rev.    Hugh    L^i. 
Tighe.   Dean  of  Derry.     Entered  the    loth    Hussars   r. 
Cornet  May  1849  ;   became  Lieut.  1852  ;   exchanged  t 
l6th  Lancers,  and  retired  as  Capt.  1857.     Is  a  D.L.  an 
a  J.  P.  of  Shropshire  and  Northamptonshire,    of  whic 
latter  county  he  was  High  Sheriff  1861,  and  a  J. P.  of  Montgomeryshire,  < 
which  he  was  High  Sheriff  1854.      A  Conservative.      Sat  for  Ludlow  1865  ^ 
First  elected  for  South  Shropshire  Nov.  2nd,  1876. 

C/m*— Carlton. 

J««/*    WmUop  Hall,  Shrewsbury;  Thenford,  Banbury. 


{ 


MirilllEltS  or  PARUAMCNT. 


901 


Thomas  Srxton,  cL  ton  of  the  Ute  Mr.  J  In 
Scxtoo.  of  Walcflbrd.     lie  wm  bom  i84lt.  an*!  «a    r 
pHvatcly  aad  u  looil  •choola^     Hu  been  •  « 
of  poWiCBl  Md  HMfaiy  article*  to  the  Am/' 
newtpaper  iinoe  iM^.     A  XaeimaJiit,     Ek*,i*^  i^.  v. 
SUgo  Apia  iSteu 


W.  IRAW  (Oorti 

WiUuin  Shaw,  son  of  the  Rev.  Samuel  Shaw, 
of  ^Mamge  Weftt,  Cork,  lie  was  born  1833,  and  in 
1850  m.  Chnriotte.  d.  of  the  Ute  W.  Clcnr.  Caq.,  U 
Cork.  It  a  J.r.  for  co.  Cork,  and  a  Director  of  the 
Munsicr  Kank.  A  Uktrtd,  Sat  for  ilandon  from  Nov. 
1808  111!  Feb.  1874.  when  ht  was  fir«t  elected  for  co. 
Cork.     Unanooaidttlly  cootartad  Baodoo  1857  and  i86s« 

CAi4»~lti«Bm.  GoriL 

i^wl-BwaaHai.  Ml  Cork. 


KiOBT  BON.  0.  J.  8HAW  unrBB  itaa  Uflmtl 


H.  B.  imniTliaW  (IMidleyV 


Henry  Brii 

E»q.,  of  Cavav. 

of  il.  lUdard  1 

ed.  .  and  in  1 

Rev.    juiiii     «tuud.       <   "" 

1856.     Is  a  J.r.  fur 
the  Cins-- 


s,  son  of  Garrett  SherkUn, 

-  Julian.!  DAmley,  yottngcat  d. 
Mc  was  born  l8ao.  wa% 
.'4l)cth  Frances*  d.  oif  the 
ir    iiar  at  the  Innar  Temple 
s  Westminster,  Kent,  and  the 
Liberties  of  the  Cin4u.  .  *  apt.  6th  Cinqae  Port  Artillery 

VoL  Corps,  Knight  of  St.  John  of  Jeniaalem,  a  Fellow  of  the 
Geo^phical  So.,  and  one  of  the  Council  of  th?  Kent  .\rcha* 
oloipcal  So.      Carried  the  abolition  !rtsa- 

ranees,  the  "Sale  of  Gas."  the   *•  cs," 

**  Railway  Goaids  liod  Paaenget*'  Comnnnucatioo,  an«i  "  mvcMnicnt  of 
Trust  Fond**  Acts.  A  Ukrmi;  desires  to  aae  adacatioB  sprsad  "  totally  irre- 
ipective  of  icictarianwm  **    Fint  ckdcd  for  Dvdicy  1857. 

CiW^-WkiNMl. 

Ttmm  Mmidimn    i,  CoMUa  CvfaM,  Kmmi^umi  Park,  W. 
.SMZ-Oakkads.  81.  Fmt's,  Us  ofTkaaM. 

U 


tto 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


H.  SHIELD  (Oamlnrldtt). 

Hugh  Shield,  second  son  of  the  late  John 

Shield,  Esq.,  formerly  of  Stoles  Hall,  Jcsmond,  New- 
casllc-on-Tync,  and  afterwards  of  Ciuns  Green  Hoiis' 
Berwickshire,  by  Catherine,  d.  of  the  late  R.  IJanu  : 
Esq.,  of  CO.  Wcstmcath.     He  was  born  Oct.  1831,  w. 
ed.  at  the  Grange   School,  lUshopwcarmouth,   at  tl 
Grammar    School,    Birmingham,  and   at  Jesus   Coli 
Camb.,  of  which  he  is  now  a  Fellow  ;  grad.  B.A. 
honors  1854,  and  M.A.  1857.     Called  to  the  Bar 
Gray's  Inn  i860,   and  became  a  Bencher  of  his  li 
1880;   goes  the  North-Eastem  Circuit.      Unmarric 
A  Liberal;    "in  general  agreement  with  the  views 
the  Marquess  of  Hartington."     Elected  for  Carabridi 
April  1880. 

C/«**— United  Univemity,  St.  James's. 

Xesuietuet—ii,  King's  Uench  Walk,  Temple,  E.C. ;  Jesus  College,  Cambridge. 

J.  SIMON  (DewBbmyX 
^1^^  John  Simon,  S.L.^  only  son  of  Isaac  Simon. 

^^^^  Esq.,  of  Jamaica,  by  Rebecca,  only  d.  of  Jacob  O.  Furta(i 

^  Esq.,  of  the  same  island.     He  was  born  Dec.  9th,   181 

^fStt^  wased.  at  Univ.  Coll.,  London,  —grad.  LL.B.  1841,  at  t; 

Univ.  of  London,— and  m.,  1843,  Rachel,  5th  d.  of  S.  K 
Salaman,  Esq.,  of  London.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  ll.c 
Middle  Temple  Nov.  1842,  created  a  Seljeant-at-law  Feb. 
1864,  and  received  a  patent  of  precedence  Jan.  1868  ;  is  a 
member  of  the  Northern  Circuit.  A  Liberal.  Canvas,sed 
Nottingham  June  1866,  but  did  not  go  to  the  poll.  P'irst 
elected  for  Dewsbury  Nov.  1868  ;  re-elected  Feb.  187 ; 
scvTUM  MBUM  jBHovAH.  and  April  1st,  1880. 

Clubs— Kciorm,  Cobden. 
CkamUrs-i,  Dr.  Johnson's  Buildings,  Temple,  E.C 
Tcvm  Residefue-^fi,  Tavistock  Square,  W.C. 

SIR  JOHN  a.  TOLLEMACHE  SINCLAIR,  Bart  (Caithness  shin). 

John  George  Tollemache-Sinclair,*  cl.  son 
of  Sir  George  Sinclair, f  2nd  bart.,  M.P.  for  Cailliness 
181 1 -18  and  1831-41,— who  died  1868,— by  Lady  Cathe- 
rine Camilla  ToUemache,  d.  of  Lord  Huntingtower,  and 
sister  of  the  6th  Iilarl  of  Dysart.  He  was  bom  Nov.  8th, 
1824,  was.  ed  at  Cheam  Sch.  and  at  the  Univ.  of  Dur- 
ham, and  m.,  1853,  Emma  Isabella  Harriet, — from  whom 
he  obtained  a  divorce  1878, — el.  d.  of  William  Siaufiish 
Carr  Standish,  Esq.,  of  Duxbury  Park,  I^ncashire,  and 
Cocken  Hall,  Durham.  Entered  at  the  Middle  Temple, 
but  was  not  called  to  the  Bar.  Was  a  Page  of  Honor  to 
Queen  Adelaide,  and  a  Lieut,  in  the  Scots  Fusilier 
AtMB  Ls  MBiLLBUB.      Guards ;  retired  1846.     Is  a  J.  P.  and  a  Vice-Lieut,  of  1 

*  Six  ^eneradoos  of  the  SincUirs  of  Ulbster  have  represented  Caithness  in  Parliament :  the   '' 
three  last  m  succession.     The  ist  baronet,  the  Right  Hon.  Sir  John  Sinclair,  D.CL  ,  f-  V  < 
and  M.P.  for  Caithness-shire,  was  celebrated  as  a  scientific  agriculturist  and  st.r 
He  was  offered,  and  refused,  a  peerage.     His  daughter  Catherine,  who  died  1862,  w.> 
gtiished  as  an  authoress. 

t  A  schoolfellow  of  Peel  and  Byroo,  and  styled  by  the  latter,-  "The  prodigy  of  c^. 
•diool  days." 


MKMBttS  OF  FARUAMEKT. 


tl 


fcr 


CaithiMM^ira.     A  Idmwl     Pint 
hAving  ia  1851  been  *a 


Ceitli— ■  t/kin  AicHll869^ 


JLUJUMi 

John  Slaog,  d.  son  of  the  late  John  SI  i.';;. 
t><)..  j.P.  orifUKlMMcr,  brjene,  4.orthe  Utr  W.!<i 
Chghioo,  Em.  He  was  boro  in  lt4l,  end  m.,  1866. 
K«Siita0  Fvker,  d.  of  M^  Jm«  Gensaa.  of  May. 
vrood.  Seveaoeka.  It  a  oKrchAnt  at  MaaehinMr  aad 
Vic^TimoftlM 
Li^i^niil     Elected  for  MAachr^<  iU.  188a 


^«i»w  #/ 


Lfi£; 


A.  tlOTa  OUrlftrdahlrex 

Abel  Smith,  eL  son  of  the  late  Abel  Smith, 
of  Woodhall  Park.— M.P.  for  Hertlbrdiliire  183$  47. 
—by  Frances  Anoe,  d.  of  the  late  Sir  Harry  Cal  •. 
llait.  He  was  bom  Dec  joih,  1S19,  was  ci 
Harrow,  and  at  Trin.  ColL.  Camb.  ;  |>Tad.  B.A.  1652. 
M.A.  l8«5  I  and  m.  ist,  1853.  Lady  Soaaa  Enuna,— 
who  died  1875.— d.  of  the  jrH  Vwi  .,(  r-hicbester : 
andiy,   1877,  Frances  Julia,  d.  •  >'vsll   llsrt 

Dyke,  6th  biirt.    U  a  D.  L.  and  a  J  :  rtfordUiire. 

and  Capt.  South  Hcru  V'eo.   Cav.      An  ImdiHmdmt 
Cmuervmtn».      Sat   for    llertfordUiire  from   1854  till 
1857.  and  from  1859  till  Toly  1865,  when  he  was  an 
I  reelected  1866,  Noy.  1868,  Feb.  1874,  and  April  i88a 

R. :  Wttiea,  R. ;  Sfpltfotd.  R. :  Bs^s^  V. :  sad 


Ttmm  MMidimn-y^  Ch«hMi  Ptece.  S.W. 
5/tf/-Woodkdi  Park,  aar  Hcrdbrd. 


T.  E  mm  (TyiMoanu 

>mAs  Eusuce  Smith,  son  of  the  late 
in  Smith,  Esq.,  of  Goaforth  Hoiue,  Northamber* 
He  was  bom  Jane  3rd,  l8u,  and  in  1855  m. 
Mary,  d.  of  W.  H.  Clarence  Dalrymple,  of  the 
H.E.I.CS.  Is  a  J. P.  for  Northnmbcrland,  and  a 
merchant  and  shipowner.  An  mimmui  lAtmli  in 
favor  of  the  repeal  of  rate-paying  ckumea.  Uaaneoets- 
foUy  oooteated  Dover  1865.  tirrt  elecud  for  Tyne- 
month  Nov.  1868. 


Cla^  Aftkori 


UouM.Dndky.N 


212 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


RIGHT  HON.  WILLIAM  E.  SMITH  (Weitmlniter). 
,^jt  William  Henry  Smith,  P.C,  son  of  the  late 

^NP  W.  H.  Smith,  the  wcll-kno\»-n  news-agent  ami  raihvay- 

/Q  stall  bookseller.     He  was  bom  June  24th,   1825,  was 

^ijm^,^  cd.  at   the  Gram.  School,    Tavistock,  and   m.,    1858, 

Emily,  eldest  d.  of  the  late  Frederick  Dawes  Danvers, 
Eso.,  of  the  Duchy  of  I>ancaster.     Is  a  J.  P.  for  Hert- 
fordshire and  Buckinghamshire,  a  D.L.  and  a  J.  P.  for 
Middlesex,   and  head   of  the  eminent  firm  of  W.  H, 
Smith  and  Son,  186,  Strand,  news-agents,  Ixxikseller'^ 
and  advertisement  contractors..    Was  a  mcnil>cr  of  t! 
London  School  Hoard  (Westminster  Division)  1870-7.1 
and  Financial  Secretary  to  the  Treasury  P'eb  1874  till 
Aug.  1877,  when  he  was  appointed  First  I>ord  of  the 
Admiralty.      A  Comervath>e.      Has   sat   for  Westminster  sitioe   Nov.   1868, 
having  in  July  1865  been  an  unsuccessful  candidate. 

Clubi — Carlton,  Athenaeum. 

Ttnvn  Rtiidfttce—i,  Grosvenor  Place,  S.W 

^/a/— Grccnlands,  Henley-on-Thames. 


%r^ 


J.  F.  gMITHWICK  (KUkenny).  1 

John  Francis  Smithwick,  son  of  the  late  i 
Daniel  Smithwick,  Esq.,  of  The  Cottage,  Kilkenny,  by  ; 
Ellen,  d.  of  the  late  J.  Morris,  Esq.,  of  Waterford.  ' 
He  was  bom  1844,  and  m.,  1878,  Marion,  d.  of  James  ' 
Power,  Esq.,  of  Eastlands.  co.  Waterford.  Is  a  J.  P.  - 
for  Kilkenny  city,  of  which  he  was  High  SHeriff  1871.  ' 
A  Home  Ruler ;  in  favor  of  fixity  of  tenure.  First 
elected  Feb.  1880. 

C/«*— Kilkenny  Qub. 

Residence— 'Dnik.'^an^,  00.  Kilkenny. 


P.  J.  BMTTH  (Tlpperary). 

Patrick  James  Smyth,*  son  of  James  Smyth, 
Esq.,   of  CO.  Cavan,  by  Anne,  d.  of  Maurice  Brutoiv 
Esq.,  of  Portane,  co.  Meath.     He  was  bom  1823,  wa 
ed.  at  Clongowcs  Wood  College,  and  m.,  1855,  Jiaim;. 
Myers,  d.  of  the  late  John  Regan,  Esq.,of  Holxirt  I  n\\  n. 
Tasmania.     Called  to   the   Bar  in    Ireland  1858,    an  i 
is  a  member   of  Gray's    Inn.     Named  a  Chevalier  < 
the  Legion   of  Honor  Aug.    29th,   1871.     Joined  tli 
Repeal   Association  under  O'Connell  in    1844.      Wa 
one  of  the  chiefs  of  the  Young  Ireland  party.     Made  two  voyages  to  Ausfmli 
in  1853-4,  for  the  purpose  of  rescuing  from  captivity  his  friends  and  com 
Smith  O'Brien,   Mitchel,   and   Meagher.      Supported  warmly   the  No 
cause  during  the  American  war,  and  was  a  zealous  friend  of  France  \u  i.v> 
struggle  with  Germany.     A  **  motUrcUe  Irish  Nationalist ;  advocates  a  local 

*  Irish  name  "CGowen." 


MEMIIEItS 'Or  FARUAMIinr. 


»»3 


titiciii  fur  IrcUuMl,  I— huaiainf  the  cowMcrioii  wkli  iIm  Cmwn."    Ui 
.  .,:aljy  cuiiir«i«a  Wataribnl  cUy  1870;  hU  (or  co.  WeHactth  from  J«m  itjl 
till  March  thSo.    Elected  for  Tfppcnry  April  i88a 

a  T.  J.  & 


MOV  ciuaLn  b.  ifnaiE  <vi 

Charlct  Robert  Spilscer,  younger  too  oC 
tU  4th  EjuI  SpctKcr,  K.G.,  hv  AdtUidt  Horvtia 
Ellabeth,  d.  of  the  bie  Sir  Morsc«  Bwadmmo 
Scvmoor.  He  wb*  horn  Oct  yoih,  1S57.  and  wa»  et'. 
at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin.  ColL.  Ounb.  baD.L.«Ml 
a  J. P.  for  CO.  Northamptnn.  and 
lo  hu  half-brother,  lh«  :  S| 

/iAms/.     Lloctcd  tor  N 
i88a 


;  K.G.    A 
April 


LORD  R.  B.  tFDOBft-eHURCHXLL  llM  OtaVBhffl]. 
MARQUnt  OP  fTATPORD  IliilfcuHlirtlil  ll 

Cromartie  Sutmeri-anivLevesoji, 
Cower  {.\farf$ms  0/ SiaftrJ),  cL  ton  of  the 
\v\  Duke  of  SatherUnd,1b]r  Anne.  d.  of  John 
Tfav  Mackcnrie,  Eaq..  Conntcaa  oif  Cromartie 
in  her  ofwn  riglit,  and  M  iitrmi  of  tbe  Robm 
lo  H.M.  He  waabom  i8ci,  and  waaod.  at 
Eton.  Entered  the  2nd  Lite  Guards  as  Comet 
1870,  and  became  Uetit.  1871 ;  retired  187$. 
Is  a  J.  P.  for  CO.  Sutherland,  and  a  Director 
of  the  London  and  North- Wotcm  Railwajr. 
A  Lihtr^,  Firtt  elected  for  Snthcrtondthire 
Feb.  1874. 


C/bi»-WUM^IUri^«gi. 


r.  Sc  JaoMk't,  &W. 


BOH  R  8TAVH0FB  dfld  UnoolnaklrtX 

Kdward  isTAXiioPE,  second  son  of  the  5ih 
Farl  Stanhope,  D.C.L.,  by  Emily  Harriet,  2nd  d.  of 
Gen.  Sir  Edward  Kerriion,  M.P.,  ist  bart  He  was 
bom  1840^  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Oxibrtl  Univ.,—' 
pad.  RA.  186a.  M.A.  1865.— and  m.,  1870,  Lacy 
Constance,    d.    of  the  1  Thomas  Eeerton.  . 

Elected  a  Fellow  of  All  >ce  1863.     Called 

10  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  lc»<}>ic  1^  \  was  Sec  of  tbe 
Board  of  Trade  from  Nov.  187$  tul  April  i828»  and 
Under  Sec.  of  State  for  India  from  April  1878  ifll 
.^^—  ,     ^  —    April  188a      Is  a  J.P.  for  Lincolnshire,  and  heir- 
-^^w      ^y^Z^^y  presumptive  lo  his  brother,  the  6th  Earl  Stanhope.     A 
^'^'CCnSS^^^   Ctmjn^.tth>t,    Fiin  elected  for  MM^Jnmlwhiw  Feb. 
3nd.  1S74. 
OmU^-C^tam,  AAimmam,  Sl  Jmms's. 


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MEMBERS  OP  PARLIAMENT. 


HON.  EDWARD  L.  STAMLET  (OULhAmX 

Edward  Lyulph  Stanley,  son  of  the  3rd  Baron 
Stanley  of  Aldcrley,  by  the  Hon.  Henrietta  Maria,  d.  of  13th 
Viscount  Dillon.  He  was  born  May  16th,  1839,  was  ed.  at 
Eton,  and  at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1st  class  Classics 
1861,  M.A.  1863),  and  si.,  1873,  Mar^,  d.  of  Isaac  I^wthian 
Bell.  Esq.,  of  Rownton  Grange,  \  ork.  Was  sometime 
Fellow  01  his  College.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple 
1865.  Is  heir-presumptive  to  his  brother,  the  4th  Baron 
Stanley  of  Alderley.  A  LUkvoI.  Elected  for  Oldham  March 
31st,  1880,  having  in  1872  and  1874  been  an  unsuccessful 
candidate. 


C/m^— Reform. 

Ch4imhtn-\,  Paper  Building!,  Temple,  E.C 

Rnidtnct—Zz^  Harley  Street,  W. 


RIGHT  HON.  FREDERICK  A.  STANLEY  (Laacaslilre,  Nortb). 

Frederick  Arthur  Stanley,  P.C.<,  younger  son  oi 
the  14th  Earl  of  Derby,*  K.G.,  by  the  Hon.  Emma,  2nd  d.  of' 
the  1st  Baron  Skelmersdale.  He  was  bom  Jan.  15th,  1841,, 
was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  in  1864  m.  Lady  Constance,  el.  d.  <rf 
the  4th  Earl  of  Clarendon.  Entered  the  Grenadier  Guards  as 
Ensign  and  Lieut.  April  1858,  l>ecame  Lieut.,  Capt.,  and 
Adjutanr  June  1862  y  retirctl  1865.  Is  Col.  1st  Lancashire 
Militia,  a  Supernumerary  Aide-de-Camp  to  the  Queen,  and  a^ 
J.  P.  for  Lancashire  and  Westmoreland.  Was  a  Civil  Lord 
the  Admiralty  from  Aug.  till  Nov.  1868,  Financial  Secrets 
to  the  War  Office  1874-7,  Secretary  to  the  Treasury  1877- 
and  Secretary  of  State  for  War  1878-80.  A  Cffmervatrve.  Sat  for  Preston  from 
July  1866  till  Nov.  1868,  since  .when  he  has  represented  North  Lancashire. 


A^LfiOit££S^ 


t7«A*— Carlton,  White's,  Guardi'. 

Town  ResidtHce—i,  Portland  Place,  W. 

^^i-a/— Wiihcrslack.  Grange-over- Sands,  Lancaithire. 


•  Several  versions  are  given  a&  to  the  origin  of  the  peculiar  crest  borne  by  the  familj 
oJ  the  noble  hoiise  of  Derby.     One  is  that  the  head  of  the  Lathom  family,  wishing  to  ;:ct  i'  '    ' 
an  illegitimate  child,  caused  it  to  be  placed  in  an  eagle's  nest.     The  tird,  how 
oif  killing  the  infant,  fed  it,  a  circumstance  which  so  moved  the  father  that  he  rem 
and  brought  it  up  as  his  heir.     Another  is,  that  Sir  I'homas  Lathom,  tfmp.  \ 
having  an  only  daughter,  desired  an  heir.      He  had,  however,  a  natural  son  by  one 
Oskatell.     Thjs  child  he  directed  to  be  laid  at  the  foot  of  a  tree  where  an  eagle  had  b 
nest,  in  which  position  he  pretended  that  he  had  discovered  it.     His  wife  adopted  the  r 
who  w«»  subsequently  known  as  Sir  Oskatell  Lathom.     Before  Sir  Thomas  died,  however,  he 
i  the  fraud,  and  left  the  bulk  of  his  property  to  his  daughter,  the  wife  of  Sir  John  Stanley, 
lU  altered  the  Lathom  crett  from  aa  eagle  rcguardant,  to  what  >t  now  is. 


or  PARLUMtirr. 


««S 


& 


UOBT  BOH.  JAMU  STAnriLD  aUllfkXi 

Jaiuo  Stansield,  »on  of  ihc 


^ 


—■by  lunau,  d.  ofihe  Kcv. 


^. nr.  John  KaIdH,  o<  iiAiiuk    He 

wa/bom  iSk^  tod  WMicd.  at  the  Univ.  of  Ijjmion,— 
~t  tl  »»  _-~.» in  1K44 '"  CanOine.'i  ./ W.lh.ni 
Timry  A  .  of  Looduc  •> 

the  liar  ^40-    We*  .5  e 

Admka  'ifil  iSco,  tmlcr 


uodlkir 

.1         •i*Kir». 

.*j;h»#    b<«A«  Lm1c«.  Uy«U  I'Mk  Caw,  W. 


W  J.  ITAVrOH  (BtrovdX 

Walter   John    S  son    of    the    btc 

CharlcN  .stantv>n,    K  M,  Struu«l,  by  Maltha, 

y'mti;;c-\t  <1.   uf   ttie    iri.t-     •  iM'iitAA    llolbrow,    Em).*    of 
>:t'>ii«l.     lie  ^»aA  lium  March  24ih,   t^iS,  wtt  ed.  at 

\\       ;..i:isrrr.  .mvI  in  .    |S/'.;.   Marv.  tl.  of  Willbni  C4t>cl, 

•r 


Nfay  1874,  when  he  was  ua- 
..  .-.^icd  April  188a 


CM^-Rdem. 


» 


V 


J.  a  tTIVlMIOll  donth  Shlaldai 

James  Cochran  Sikvlnson,  cl.  son  01  the 

Uie  James  Stevcn&on,  M.v].,  — rnrrihant  of  Glaifiow, aod 

-'^•-rMraida  taiior  paitoer  in  the  laxiuw  Chemical  Ca, 

h  Shield«»— 47  Jane  Stewart,  d.  of  the  late  Akxaader 

rum.  Esq.,  mefchaat  of  Greenock.     He  was  boni 

I  Sac.  waa  cd.  at  the  lli|^  School,— whete  he 

^  gold  medal*  of  the  jnnwr  aad  tcaior  amibe- 

a]  claaes— and  at  t)><  :  Glaagow,— wbcra 

Stained  the  fim  priic  or  dtvition  of  the 

•  ^•Kic  data, — and  m.,  185s.  r.iiM  KaoHay,  d.  of  the 

Rev.  Jamca  Andenon,  D.h,,  of  Momlh.    la  a  J.  P. 

for  CO.  Durham  and  CoT  the  lif<KiL'h  of  JMOth  Shield^ 
I  DothaB)  >  oL,  a  Ltfc  Com- 

A^  um.  of  the  iJoarU, 


9l6 


MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


Chm.  of  the  Tync  Pilotage  Commisstonen«  a  member  of  the  General  Council  of 

the  Univ.  ofGla*;*  "    "  mlicr  of  the  Institute  of  Chemistry,  and  a  chemical 

manufacturer  in  ]  with  the  Jarrow  Chemical  Co.     K  Liberal.     First 

elected  for  South  -  v.  i86«. 

CM-  Rdbrm.        J<e»idfmc<~^ ctxoc.  South  Shields. 


J.  STEWART  (OreenockX 
James  Stewart,   son  of  the    late    James 

Stewart,  Esq.,  of  Clydebank,  Greenock,  by  Joanna,  d. 
of  the  late  Donald  Shaw,  Esq.,  of  Greenock.  He  was 
born  14th  June,  1827,  was  ed.  at  the  Edinburijh 
Academy,  and  n».  isl,  1855,  Margaret  Parker,— who 
d.  1859,— 2nd  d.  of  the  late  Duncan  Darroch,  Esq.,  of 
Gourock  ;  2ndly,  1868,  Margaret  Sandilands,  d.  of  the 
late  William  Stirling.  Esq.  Is  a  J. P.  for  Renfrewshire 
and  Ayrshire,  a  D.L.  for  Ayrshire,  and  a  shipowner 
and  foreign  merchant.  A  IJberaL  First  elected  for 
Greenock  Jan.  25th,  1878. 

Club — Reform. 

AVj/</r«tvj— Garvocks,  Greenock  ;  Roatenbum,  Greenock. 

GEORGE  STORER  (Nottinghamshire,  South). 

George  Storer,  third  son  of  the  late  Rev.  J. 
Storer,  J. P.,  of  Hawksworlh,  Notts,  by  Charlotte,  d.  of 
the  Rev.  C.  Wylde,  D.D.,  J.P.,  Rector  of  St.  Nicholas', 
Nottingham.  He  was  bom  Sept.  loth,  18 14,  was 
ed.  at  Louth  Grammar  School,  and  at  St.  John's  Coll., 
Camb.,  and  m.,  1859,  Harriette  Anne,  el.  d.  of  Moffat 
Palmer,  Esq.,  of  Horncaslle,  and  widow  of  D.  Manson, 
Esq.,  M.D.,  of  Spynie,  N.B.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Nottingham- 
shire. Formerly  Capt.  2nd  Leicestershire  (Belvoir)  Rifle 
Volunteers.  A  Consert'ative.  First  elected  for  South 
Nottinghamshire  Feb.  1874, 

Club —  Farmers'. 

Tiram  Residtme—j,  Palace  Road,  Lambeth,  S.W. 

^ra/— Thoroton  Hall,  Bingham,  Nolls. 

M.  H.  N.  8T0RT-MA8KELYNE  (See  Maskeljme]. 

H.  VILLIER8-8TUART  (Waterford  County). 

Henry  Villiers-Stuart,  only  son  of  the  isl 
Baron  Stuart  de  Decies.  He  was  born  1827,  was  ed.) 
at  Univ.  Coll.,  Durham,— B.A.  1849,  M.A.  1852,— and] 
m.,  1865,  Mary,  2nd  d.  of  the  Yen.  Ambrose  Power,  f 
Archdeacon  of  Lismore.  Was  Vicar  of  Bulkingtoa 
l8$5-7i,  when  he  retired  from  the  clerical  profession. 
Is  a  J. P.  and  a  D.L.  for  co.  Waterford,  and  was  Vice*] 
Lieut,  thereof  187 1-4.  Upon  the  death  of  his  fath< 
in  1874  he  assumed  the  title  of  2nd  Baron  Stuart  dcj 
Decies,  but  when  he  petitioned  for  the  usual  writ 
summons  to  the  House  of  Peers  an  objection  was  raised] 
to  his  fathers  marriage  as  not  sufficiently  proven  to 


MEMBUtS  or  PARLIA]4R?>rT. 


»»f 


^  >rram  Um  kmiam  of  Um  writ 
lavUcfM  of  iht  HosM  of  LonU  i*  it76  appolirtal  i«o 
cvMmm  ana  m»oft  to  tiMir  Lorddrim  upon  Um  mbiMt,  bat  lb« 
produced  wm  not  dwand  comIhIvo.    Aolbor  of  **  Nile  Gleeiiiiic^' 
a  work  on  (he  Eikaology,  Hbtofy,  ead  Art  ot  AocktA  Emt 
**  CAvottriotf  e  Umiied  OMiMit  of  Home  Role.**    Sat  lor  ea  Wtlcri 
ilected  April  itta 
>wrfdi«u   rriiiMMii 


nS: 


X 


fio 


of 


having  been  uncc  iu 
Atoocuuino."    Finn 


a  B.  ITUAtT-WORTLBT  (See  Wertlen 

A.  M.  tULLnrAM  (Loath  Coomtyx 

Alcxnmler  Martin  Si  i.i.ivam,  teoood  ton 
It.  >ul!i\an,  Kw).,  u(  Arotctu  S(reel«  Dahlia,  anA 
lijn!ry,  «.<•.  Corlc.  lie  wa%  hunt  iSjO^  and  m.,  1861, 
I  r^tuo  (.riic\ic%f.  .1.  of  the  late  loha  Uooovan,  Eiq.. 
•  >i  Ncwdiicjttis  I  >  A.  Admitted  to  (he  Bar  io  Ireland 
.Nov.  11(76,  ami  cailrd  to  (he  Ber  at  the  ImHr  Temple, 
ata*«cpedalaaVNov.i877.  Waalbrmcrif  editor  ami 
proprietor  of  the  A  j/i.'/*  nrwspapcr.  Author  bl "  New 
IrrUivl,  "  ami  oi!  !  and  hJHotJcai  worfca.     **  A 

tmimincnt  inctnl «  //pmr  IhU*  Leagoet  having 

iMen  one  of  the  fouiuici »  ihcreof ;  t»  an  '  Oftramootane 
Catholic  ;  take*  an  active  intcrea  in  qomtioM  of  tooal 
an  earnest  advocate  of  Temperuice  legiftlatioa. 
ChiB.  of  Eaectitive  of  the  Irah  Petmiiihre  BUI 
eoled  for  ca  Louth  Feb.  lath,  1874. 
8.W. 


T  D.  8ULLITA1I  (Weetmeftth  Oosam 

Timothy  Daaicl  Sullivan,  el.  son  of  Daniel 
Sullivan,  Etq.,  of  Amicn«  Street,  Dublin.  He  was  bom 
1827,  and  OL,  1856,  Catherine,  d.  of  Thomas  Healy. 
E«q.,  of  Bantry.  Is  editor  and  proprietor  of  the  Sahtfr^ 
the  Wtekly  Nfwt^  and  Ymmf  trdmmd  newspaper*,  and 
in  bu%iness  in  Dublin  as  a  priater,  bookseller,  and 
publisher.  A  Hime  RttUr,  Elcctod  for  00.  Wcetmeath 
April  J88a 

MiddhAbbn 


W.  lUMMBtl  (fUlltiUMX 

William  Sumvikrs,  second  ton  of  the  bte  John 
Summers  Km).,  iroonuuter,  of  Stal7t>ridge,  by  Mary.  d. 
of  the  late  Samod  Woolley,  Esq.  He  was  bora  1853, 
and  was  ed.  at  Owens  ColL,  Maacheaer.  and  at  Univ. 
Coll,  Oafonl.~crad.  B.A.  ia  hoooia  at  Univ.  of  Loodon 
1873,  B.A.  snd  cUm  at  Osfeed  1877.  aad  .M.A.  (Gold 
Medalist)  at  Univ.  of  Lomluo  1878.  It  a  OMOiber  of 
liacoln's  Inn,  a  Covetnor  of  the  Victoria  UaiverMty,  aad  a  FcUow  of  the 


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i 


Slalistical  So. 
land,  of  the  < 
Elected  for  ^ 
C/«^-Rcu. 


A  /iA^/t/ 


in  fnvor  of  large  changes  in  the  laws  relating 
ty  franchise,  and  of  a  redistribution  of  seat 

J.,  r—  SunnyMde.  A&hton>und«r-Lyne. 


0.  BTKE8  (Torkahlre,  East  Ridlnf  X 

Christopher  Sykes,  second  son  of  the  late 
Sir  Tatton  Svkes  4th  bart., — who  dic<l  1863, — by  Mary 
Ann,  d,  of  the  late  Sir  William  Foulis,  Bart.     He  w 
Ixim  1831,  was  ed.  at  Rugby,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Caml 
and   is  unmarried.      Is  a  I).  L.   and  a  J. P.  of  the   F.nsi 
Riding  of  Yorkshire,  and  heir-presumptive  to  Sir  Taiton 
Sykes,  5th  bart.      Mas  Order  of  St.  Lazarus  of  Be'  -  '  "v 
A  Consma/ft'r.    Sal  for  Beverley  from  July  1865  1 
1868,  when  he  was  first  elected  for  the  East  Rm 
Yorkshire. 

C/m^«- -White's,  Carlton,  Boodle't,  Turf,  Marlborough,  York> 


shire. 

TfituM  Residftue-^ii,  Hill  Street,  Berkeley  Square,  W. 
JT/a/— Bnuitinghain  ITiorpe,  near  Brou({h.  Yorkihire. 


E  J. 


8TNAN  (Limerick  CoontyX 

Edward  John  Svnan,  son  of  Jo! 

Synan,   Esq.,  by  Eleanor,  d.  of  J.  Shee 
Esq.,  of  Donovan  Castle.  He  was  l)om  li 
and  was  ed.  at  Clongowes  and  at  Trin.  C 
Dublin;  grad.  B.A,     Was  called  to  the 
in  Ireland  1843.     Is  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L.  for 
CO.  Limerick.    Unmarried.    A  Liberal.    Un- 
successfully contested  Limerick  1859.    Fii 
elected  for  co.  Limerick  July  1865. 

C/m*— Reform. 

Jm/— A&hboume  House,  Limerick. 


C.  B.  M.  TALBOT  (OlajnorgansMre). 
Christopher  Rice  Mansel  Talbot,*  son  of  the  lat 
Thomas  Mansel  Talbot,  Esq.,  of  Margam,  by  Lady  .Mary  Lucy, 
d.  of  the  2nd  Earl  of  Ilchester.  He  was  bom  1803,  and  was  ed. 
at  Harrow,  and  at  Oriel  Coll.,  Oxford  ;  grad.  B.  A.,  1st  class  in 
Mathematics,  1823.  In  1835  he  m.  Lady  Charlotte,— who  died 
1846, — 2nd  d.  of  the  1st  Earl  of  Glengall.  Is  Lord-Lieut,  of 
Glamorganshire,  Hon.  Col.  Glaanorgan  Rifle  Vol.,  Fellow  of  the 
Royal  and  Linnacan  Sos.,  and  a  Director  of  the  Great  Western 
Railway  Co.  A  LU>eral ;  in  favor  of  the  abolition  of  church- 
rates.     Has  sat  for  Glamorgan.shire  since  1830. 


Patron  of  five  Zir/«^— Reynoldstone,  R.,  Llangeinor,  V.,  Landough  R.,  cum-St.  Mary 
Church,  R.,  Margam,  V.,  NichoUston  R.,  cum-OxwrJch.  R.,  Glamorganshire. 
C/«A-Travencr». 

Tctvn  Residence—-^.  Cavendish  Square,  W. 
5^ra//— Margam  Park  Taibach,  S.  Wales  ;  Penrice  Castle.  Swansea. 

*  A  peerage  was  offered  to  this  gentleman  in  Nov.  1869,  an  honor,  however,  which  h* 


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ccs»l\illy  con'' 
Kent  ft  • 


JLaTAUMT 

I  T  -    -  -    ,1.  ton  of  the  Ute 

II  4bcTorthcl8(h  (:a/l 

of  .snrrw^imnr,  cijr  \nc  i%oi\.  uaxiuinc  .xuAit  Wortlcy,  d.  ai  the 

la  Baraa  WhuflciUfe.    He  wm  bocn  Feb.  a4iK.  iSiL  wm  cd. 

ni  '»"•(  k.rt.«ira«a«,aiMiaiCh.ClL«Oxfonl,— fnd.  M.A.  1860^ 

I  S78,-«iid  m.,  |86(\  the  Hon.  Moid  Sanh.  d. 

iron  L,vttclu».    Wm  Sec.  t<  >  the  Hoird  of  TraiW 

!  April  1880.     UaJ  <  t.  SoMCX, 

tmtmfcr.  alXL.  for  .  .i.  of  WciC 

mI  a  Direclor  of  iik  uuanliai  A«a. 

odcty.     H«»  pfOBMBCvl  BUb  for  Um 

- » ->!s  for  fodlitatlM  Iht 

rkl  Gfooadt.    A 

'  1  Hrllti^g*  of  the  toboffaf  fIimw, 

'tott«  and  wcial.'*     Ubmc- 

^^wr  1865.     Sat  for  Wert 

fir  Oxfocd  VakfmAj. 


MA&QUSS8  OP  TAYIITOCK  (BedftrdahlztX 


George  Willbm  Francis  Sackville 

KrssKiL  {.yfarifuest  0/  Taxt's/^ei^  cL  kmi 
of  the  9lh  Duke  of  Bedford,  liv  Ui!v  I :!La. 
iKth  Satkvillc.\Ve»t.  cl.  U.  of  t^ 
>r!awarr.      He  wm  bum  April  1 
I  idvAddiDcMa 
rd  Earl  Somen. 
1.-^  v.v«.i<.^  ,^i  Bedfordkhire  .\ 

Tmmm  Rnidfmt^rj^  Owihai  Plac%  &  W. 
.SlM^-Odder  HoiM^  BwUbrd. 


P.  A.  TATLOft  (LilOMtarX 

Peter  Alfred  Taylor,  son  of  Peter  Alfred 
Taylor,  K%<}..  of  London,  bir  Catherine,  d.  of  the  Ute 
(tet>ryc  Courtauld,  Esq.,  of  Braintite,  Emcx.  He  was 
Uini  July  50(h,  1&19.  and  waa  cd.  primuely.  In  184a  be 
m.  Clementina,  d.  of  John  Donghty,  Eao^  of  Bwytrdidi, 
Norfolk.  Wan  one  of  the  Cbondl  of  the  Reform 
A  ••  A'a.^»rW  AT^^nn^  ;**  tn  favor  of  udvcnd 
ecunumjr  in  national  oqpenditnre,  the  pajment  of  memben, 
ami  the  leparatkm  ofOmrdi  and  State.  Umiuci  ■felly 
contestc*!  N'cwcaatle-on*Trne  1850, 
First  clectetl  for  Lekcater  Feb.  tm. 

Cti 


1861. 


rtmm  Xmbifw    tt.  hMrr  PIm^  &W. 


2  20 


MEMBERS   OF   PARLIAMENT. 


BIGHT  HON.  T.  E.  TAYLOR  OKiblln  County). 

Thomas  Edward  Taylor,  P.C,  el.  son  of  the  Hon. 

ami  Rev.  Edwanl  Taylor,  and  coiLsin  of  the  2ntl  Marau< 
of  Fleadfort,  by  Marianne,  cl.  d.  of  the  flon.  Mei  ry  kicr 
St.  Lcger.     He  was  lx>m  i8i  i,  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  in  1862 

uis.!  Harrington,  2ndd.  of  the  Hon.  and  Rev.  Hu}»h  Fi 
rollcin.ichc.  Entered  the  6th  Dragoon  Guards  Feb.  i8a 
^J)ocaino  Lieut.  Ajjril  1831,  Capt.  Nov,  1838;  retired  \\ 
Konncrly  Lieut. -Col.  Mcath  Militia.  Is  a  D.L.  and  a  J.  P. 
COS.  .Mcath  and  Dublin.  Was  a  Lord  of  the  Treasury  fr< 
March  1858  till  June  1859,  joint  Secretary  to  the  Treasi 
from  July  1866  tillOctoljer  1S68,  and  Chancellor  of  the  Duchy  of  Lancaster  fr 
October  till  Dec.  1868,  and  from  Feb.  1874  till  April  1880.  Created  a  Prii 
Councillor  Oct.  1868.     A  Comen>ative.     First  returned  for  co.  Dublin  184 1. 

C/«^*— Carlton,  Junior    Carlton,    United    Service,  Travellers'.   White's,  Sarlbor 
Skacville  Street. 


Tcvtn  Residence—^),  Eaton  Square,  S.W. 
5^m/— Ardgillan  Ca&tle.  near  Dublin. 


TENNANT  (Peeblesshire  and  SelkirkshLre). 

Charles  Tennant,  son  of  the  late  John' 
Tcnnant,  Esq.,  J. P.  and  D.L,,  of  St.  Rollox,  Lanark- 
shire.     He  was  bom  1823,  and  m.,  1849.  Emma,  d.  of 
Richard  Winsloe,  Esq.,  of  Mount  Nebo,  Taunton,    Is 
a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L,  for  Peeblesshire  and  Lanarkshi 
and  a  merchant  in  Glasgow.      A  Liberal.      Sat  i 
Glasgow  from  July  1879  till  March  1880;  elected  1 
Peeblesshire  and  Selkirkshire  April  1880. 

C/«^*— Brooks's,  Reform. 

Town  Retidetut—^s,  Grosvenor  Square,  W. 

Seats— The  Glen,  Innerleithen,  N.B.  ;  Su  RoUox,  Glasg 


J.  P.  TH0MA8S0N  (Bolton). 

John  Pennington  Thomasson,  el.  son  of  the 
late  Thomas  Thomasson,  Esq.,  of  Bolton,  He  was  bom 
1841,  was  ed,  at  Pestallozian  School,  Worksop,  and  at 
Univ.  ColL  School,  London,  and  m.,  1*67,  Katharine, 
d.  of  the  late  Samuel  Lucas,  Esq.,  of  London.  Is  a 
cotton -spinner.  A  Liberal.  Elected  for  Bolton  April 
1880. 

Clmht    Reform,  Manchester  Reform. 

jr«r«(^<«^'— Woodside,  Bolton. 


MmBntf  or  PAKUAMEirr. 


9tt 


Om^ti^btm, 


T.  O  TBOMMOII  (Dvtem  Ottn 

Thomas  Charles  Thompson,  too  of  the  Uce 
TbosMS  Tb— ipion,    Ek|..    of  hUbtopwrngmmiK    bjr 

The  Dumb. 

at  lUnow,  •!: 

11^40^  Kdlow  1644 >t  *<»*^  >**•«  *^54«  MAnftauc, 

k«Y.    RichMd    Moorv.    Rector   of  Ln  ' 

Called  10  tho  Bar  11  tht  MM4W  Temple  1S44. 

for  00.  Dttrham  1  was  Higb  shmff  thcrvof 

/iJwW.     UaiMceaaiftiMy  cawtenwl  Suodcrlaad  186K.  ;>'"< 

I>«iIm»  citjr  1871.    £lacl«l  for  DwImub  dtr  Feb.  1:4. 

hot  was  ttmotad,  dcctAoA'  baiag  declared 

alectod  Ibr  Durban  dty  Apiil  lit,  itta 


Uaj  I'. 
869.      A 


'voM.     i 


^^^^ 


B  TBOMioir  ortwrn 
Henry  Thomson,  son  of  the  late  Henr> 

Thomtoo,  Eiq.,  of  Dotrmhire  Hoote,  Ncwry,  by  Anne, 
d.  of  the  late  Kev.  William  llcnry.  He  was  born  1840^ 
wa«  ed.  at  Parkgate  School,  Chester,  and  ro.,  1866, 
Alice,  d.  of  Henry  Corbet-Singleton,  £»q.,  D.L.,  of 
Aclare  House,  co.  Meath.  It  a  J.  P.  for  coa.  Armagh 
and  Down,  a  wina  merchant  at  Newry,  a  Town  Com* 
mtmw'trft*  at  Newiy,  and  one  of  the  Committee  of  the 
N'cwry  Navigation  Co.  A  C^mMrv&lnn.  Elected  for 
Newry  April  1880. 

/T/fi^biMf— AhMvdgK.  Nctrrjr.  00.  Doviu 


T.  THOBVHILL  (Buflolk.  Waat)^ 

Thomas   Thorn  hi  li^   el.  son  of  the   late 

Thomaa ThomhiU,  Eta.,  of  Kiddletworth  Hall,  Thetford. 
He  was  bom  March  aoih.  1837,  was  cd.  at  Eton,  and  at 
Trinity  CoU.,  Camb.,  and  tn  1863  m.  Katherine  Edith 
Isabella,  only  d.  and  heire««  of  the  late  Rkhanl  Hodnoo 
Huntley,  Esq.,  of  Carham  Hall,  near  Coldstream.  Is  a 
I  P.  and  a  D.L.  of  SuiToIk,  and  a  J.P.  of  Norfolk.  A 
'dmstrtmUm,  Fir»t  elected  for  Weal  Sdfolk  SqUcmber 
1875. 

C/yi»-Ckrliom  Anhor't.  PranV 

T0mm  K09idtm*-is,  Emm  S^ow*.  aW 

Lodf«,  Rary  8c  BdaHmtfs,  9mkm. 


T.  1.  TBOSOTON  HILDTAU)  ItM  Rildyardl 


323  MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 

RIGHT  HON.  LORD  HENRY  P.  THYNNE  (WUta.  South). 

Henry    Frederick    Thvnne,   /*. C,   second] 
son  of  the  3rd  Marquess  of  Hath,  by  the  Hon.  Harriet,] 
2nd  d.  of  the  1st  Haron  Ashliurton.     He  was  Iwm  183a 
and  m.,  1858,  Lady  Ulrica  Fredcrica  Jane,  2nd  d.  oft! 
1 2th  Duke  of  Somerset,  K.G.     Is  a  D.L.  and  a  T. 
for  Wiltshire,  a  J.I*,   for  Somerset,  and  Capt.    Will 
Yeo.  Cav.    Appointed  Treasurer  of  H.M.'s  Househol 
Dec.  1875.     Sworn  a  Privy  Councillor  1875.     A   Ccu- 
snitath'e ;  "opposed  to  any  concessions  to  the  Churcli 
of  Rome,   and   in  favor   of  the  removal    of  abuses.'' 
Unsuccessfully  contested  South  Wilts  July  1857  ;  first 
elected  for  that  constituency  May  1859. 

C/m^#— Carlton,  Junior  Carlton,  Boodle's,  White's,  Marlborough. 

TffoiH  Reti<Utu<—ia,  Dover  Street.  W. 

StiUs — Maiden  Bradley,  Bath ;  Muntham  Court,  Sussex. 


J.  H.  TILLETT  (KorwlohX 

Jacob  Henry  1  illett.     He  was  bom   181 
was  admitted  a  Solicitor  1839,  and  practises  at  Norwi 
m  which  city  he  is  Clerk  to  the  Commissioners  of  Inco 
Tax.     Is  an  Alderman   of  Norwich,  and  was  Mayor 
that  city  1S59  and  1875,  and  Chm.  of  the  School  Board 
there  1S77-80.     A  Liberal.     Sat  for  Nor>^'ich  in  1870,  but 
was  unseated   on   }>etition  ;   unsuccessfully  contested   the 
same  constituency  Feb.   1874,  and  elected  therefor  Feb. 
1875,  but  was  again  unseated  on  petition ;  re-elected  April  1880. 
Residrtue—Cixrow  Abbey,  Norwich. 


HON.  WILBRAHAM  F.  TOLLEMACHE  (Cheshire,  West). 

Wilbraham  Frederic  Tollemache,  el.  son  of 
the   I  St  Baron  Tollemache,  by  Georgiana,  d.    of  John 
Best,  Esq.     He  was  born  July  4th,   1832,  and  m.    is: 
1858,  Lady  Emma  Georgiana  Stewart, — who  died  1S6 
— 2nd  d.  of  the  9th  Earl  of  Galloway ;   and  andly,  187 
Mary,    d.   of  Lord   Claude    Hamilton.      Is  a  J.  P.  l 
Cheshire,   and  Major  1st  Cheshire  Militia,  with  whitJi 
regiment  he  served  when  emlxxlied    1853-56.     A  Con- 
senative.     First  elected  for  West  Cheshire  Feb.  1872. 

C/k**— Travellers',  Carlton. 

^ra/— Tilstone  Lodge,  Tarporley,  Cheshire. 


BIB  JOHN  O.  TOLLEMACHE-SINCLAIB  [See  Sinclair], 


MWHWMMM  or  FAlOIAIfgirT. 


«»S 


W.  T. 

William    Torrens   McCumtcH-ToMiBKi,    cL 

•on  oTlW  bit  Juam  MoCoU^  E«|..  of  CriiiJiH,  oa 

FKil >Un.  I>)r  J«M*  d,  ei  Andrew  ToirMM,  Etq.,  of  RatlAnJ 

!  Mblm.     He  WM  boffv  iSi  L  a»d  «rmi  od.  at    : 

.4m)  gr«a.  a  A.  1834.  LUU.  iS^     Hen.    ■. 

K  i>io,  MATgKfvl  HiaritCta,— vlw  diod  iSn,— 4.  oC  Julm 

^<:^r^ ^^>^  <.r4y,  Emi^  oTCkf— owK  ea  Mayo;  sadly*  iST*.  Epuly, 

.^  jnl  daToir  tht  lai«  WUIkw  HaifUm  Em^  of  EaitUiid 
!  loM,  Louai'^On,  calkd  to  tba  Bar  ia  Inland  1836,  aatf  lo  Um  Bar  at 
loooln'i  Ina  foae  1855.  Wa«  AMiiUuH«CnwiMinBir  of  Iikh  Poor  laqairy 
t  S35,  Private  Secretary  of  the  Kt.  Hoa.  H.  Laboacbcre,— aftarwatdt  i«t  Baroo 
.  tttntrm.— when  Sacnrtary  for  IreUad,  and  aa  orijrinal  member  of  the  Anti- 
(  1  cagnc.     Author  of  **  Lactom  00  tht  I  >!iKjy  uf  llMtofy," 

rtl  Matboome,**  *'lDdiuirtal  Hktory  •  '.loos'*  **EMtipin 

m  Ami.  Menoin  of  WcUcalcy,"*  ftc  latroancoi  m  1866  and 
in  1368  the  **Artiiaai'  aad  Laboma'  Dw^Um  BUI;"  caniad  tht 
Pranchiic  in  the  Raform  Act  of  1867 ;  obtalaad  la  iMo  a 
00  Extradition,  whoic  report  was  wibiaqiicntly  aeabodiad  ia  a  naiadial  Aa ; 
daiaiod  moceMfolly  the  right  of  the  CowimoBa  to  caaadaa  wiliiwiM  oa  oath. 
Ini874  brought  in  and  earned  the'*  Building  Sodetics'BiU."  AaaaMdinl863 
the  maternal  naaie  of  Torrent  in  addition  to  hit  patronymic  Eledad  1870  a 
member  of  the  London  School  BoanI  (Finabory  Dittrict).  A  lOnw/,  Ubmc- 
eaafolly  cooteMod  Dondalk  August  1847,  but  hi  March  1848  was 
P««.fi..t.  nmi  retained  his  seat >ill  July  1852,  when  he  was  aa 
(  >r  Yarmouth  ;  sat  lor  the  hut-named  borough  darfatg  the  leaiioa  ol 

t>^  kat  for  Fmsbory  ifaice  July  1865. 


CUmttftt    4,  Emm  Couit,  TMipte,  E.C 


L.  TOTTSITHAII  (LeltrlB  OOVStfX 

Arthur  Lofhis  TorrsNiiAii,  eL  ton  of  the 
late  Nicholas  Loftus  Tottenham,  Esq.,  of  Gleniuae 
Hall.  Enmslcillcn,  by  Anna  Maria,  d.  d.  of  the  liyte 
Sir  Francis  Hopkins,  Bart^  of  Kochlbit.  He  was 
bora  1818,  waa  ed.  at  Eton,  and  m.,  18(0,  Saiah  Ana. 
d.  of  George  Addcnbroke  Gore,  Esq^  01  Barvowawaat, 
ca  Kilkenny.  Served  tooMthae  in  the  ki6e  BrUe, 
and  retired  as  CapL  1861.  b  a  1.  P.  far  ooa.  L«bim 
Caran,  aad  Fermanagh,  and  a  D.L.  far  co.  Lahriai 
(High  Sheriff  1866).  A  OwMrwaOar.  UaMMOMifally 
contested  co.  Ldtrim  1876.  Elected  far  oa  Likiha 
April  188a 


«4 


MEMBERS  or  PARLTAMENT. 


HON.  FREDERICK  8.  A.  HANBURT-TRACY  (Montgomery  District). 


IVccicrick  Stephen  Archibald  Hanpury- 
1  1  \'  V,  son  of  the  and  Baron  Sudeley,  by  Emma 
I- ;,,  .il>cth.  (1.  of  ihe  late  George  H.  Dawkins-I'ennant, 
Ks*{  ,  of  I'cnrh^n  Castle.  He  was  born  in  1848.  ami 
was  cd.  at  Trm.  Coll.,  Camb., — grad.  H.A,  1870,— 
and  m.,  1870.  Helena  Caroline,  d.  of  Sir  Thomas  E. 
"Winnington,  4th  bart.  Is  Capt.  Worcestershire  Yco. 
Cav.  A  Liberal.  First  elected  for  Montgomery  District 
May  15th,  1877. 

C/m^«— Brooks's,  Turf.  St  James's,  Marlborough. 

TfftvH  Residence— \\b.  Queen's  Ctate,  S.W. 

Cottvf*^  Fffiil^tut     Pciihryn,  MontgDmcfy. 


TYME  TRVETH    TRwTH. 


a  0.  TREVELTAN  (HawlCk  DlBtrlctX 

George  Otto  Trevelyan,  son  of  Sir  Charles 

Edward  Trevelyan,*  1st  bart.,  K.C.B.,  by  Hannah  More, 
d.  of  Zachary  Macaulay,  Esq.  He  was  bom  July  20th, 
1838,  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.; 
f;rad.  B.  A., — 2rjd  in  the  1st  class  of  Classical  Tripos, — 
1 86 1,  M.A,  1864;  and  m.,  Sept.  29th,  1869,  Caroline; 
el.  d.  of  Robert  Needham  Philips,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of] 
Welcombe,  Stratford-on-Avon,  and  The  Park,  Man-J 
Chester.  Was  a  Lord  of  the  Admiralty  Dec. 
till  June  1870.  Appointed  Parliamentary  Sec.  to  tl 
Admiralty  Nov.  1880.  Is  a  D.L.  of  Northumberlj 
and  author  of  "The  Competition  Wallah,"  "Cawn-1 
i>ore,"  "The  Ladies  in  Parliament,"  "The  Life 
Letters  of  Lord  Macaulay,"  "The  Early  History 
&c.     A  Liberal.     Sat  for  Tynemouth  from  July  1865  ti 


Charles  James  Fox, 

Nov.  1868,  when  he  was  first  elected  for  the  Border  Burghs 

C/k^x— Brooks's,  Devonshire,  Athenxum. 
Town  Residence— ^o,  Ennismore  Gardens.  S.W. 


•  The  tradition  respectine  the  origin  of  the  Trevelyan  arms  is  said  to  have  originated 
the  following  circumstance.     It  is  stated  that  several  centuries  ago  a  large  tract  of  land  on  tb 
Cornish  coast  between  the  Land's  End  and  the  Seven  Stones,  but  which  is  now  submerged  ' 
encroachments  of  the  sea,  belonged  to  an  ancestor  of  the  Trevelyan  family.     The  Mil.mcrgcnc 
was  very  sudden  :  and  it  is  related  that  the  then  owner  of  the  land,  when  iipnn  .-.  rA'm-n  rxctir 
sion,  found  himself  cut  offfrom  the  main  land,  in  a  locility  far  removed  froni 
Finding  hi-,  position  becoming  momentarily  more  perilous,  and  night  apj.i 
mined  to  attempt  to  reach  the  shore  with  his  horse  by  swimming.     The  di^i 
his  steed  was  strong  and  possessed  spirit.     So  soon  as  the  tide  began  to  flow  he  st.-<ric(! 
perilous  journey,  and  at  the  very  moment  when  he  expeaed  to  be  lost  through  the  exli..i 
of  his  Meed  the  noble  animal  touched  land,  and  both  ne  and  his  rider  were  saved.     In  >  "in 
merooration  of  his  gratitude  to  the  horse,  he  ordered  that  the  rest  of  its  life  should  be  otic  of 
rest  and  plenty,  and  he  assumed  in  lieu  of  his  former  arms  those  which  his  desceodanu  now 


MtMBBRS  or  PARLIAMCirr. 


"$ 


•n  hutbt  w.  ttub  aunnchx 

Henry  Whailcy  Tvlkr,   ton  of  the  Ute 

John  (  h»i('icia  Tyler,  E«|.     He  w*»  boni   1817,  wu 

cd.  at  the  KojrttI  Military  Academy,  Woohhcli,  and 

m..  1852,  Mariafft,  d.  of  the  late  Gen.  Sir  CbaHe* 

:  Ca     Enlercd  the  Roytl  Ei^ioccn  1844, 

ipC     |8$J,    and    rrttred    1867.      Wa*   an 

Iiu;ic«.tar  of  Railirap  i8$3-7i,  tad  Ckiif  Impcctor 

i87i<7,  when  he  retired,  and  %ra»  kii%hltd  bjr  patent. 

A  Cmjtrtmtmt,   Elected  for  llarwidi  April  l*t«  188a 

dNavy. 

Jf4 


T.  ■.  TAOOHAV-LII  (IM  Vml 


.^^r^ 


in  BA»ftT  TMMWWT,  ftfl  (•ttrtrtmHam) 

Hany  Verney,  cI.  son  of  the  Ulc  Gen.  Sir 
Harry  Calvert,  G.Ca  and  G.C.H.,   lit  bait.,— Ad- 
jutant-Gen. of  the  Force*  for  at  Yearv,  and  Gomnor  of 
Ctirl^kca  Hoknital,  who  died  l8a6,— by  (  arolinc.  2nd  A. 
'■  honta*  llammcr\lcy,  £«<).,  oi  V.- 

!!        ts  U>m  I  >rr.  8»h,  1801,  was  ed 

:«ntl  at  the  Univ.  ul  CambntL^c. 

A— whodictl  1857,— <L  of  Adm. 

'?.pe;    andlr,    |8«8.   Fumtm 

»  Edwaitl  Xight^pte,  Eyi., 

"i  I-ca  Hmvt,  DtrbytMre, 

lie.    Aantroed  in  i8a7 
;  itronymic,  on 


and  ttfier  • 
'•ciMBBi.  thetkameof' 

ins  <^  estate*  ut  .M^ry  \  <  new  Fermanaffh. 

Entered  the  Amy  1819,  and  was  sabaequently  attn  British  Legatioo 

In  Wortembery  and  Baden.   Was  promoted  to  an  unaiiacncu  maioritT  in  i"  1 
and  is  Major  on  the  retired  list.    Was  Major  Bocks  Militia  l8ia-6.     U  n 

and  a  J.  P.  for  Buckinghamshire,  a  Fellow  of  the  Kov.  G«O0apliical  So.,  u 

of  the  Bockinghamshtre  Railway  Co..  and  Dep.*Cnm.  of  the  Aylesbory  and 
Buckingham  Railway  Co.  A  liherat.  Sat  for  Buckingham  from  183a  till  184I, 
for  Bedlofd  from  1817  till  18; 2.  and  fur  H.ickii^ham  from  1857  till  1874,  when 
be  was  an  ansncccastttl  candidate  ;  neclcctnl  .March  Jiit,  i8mi 

TlMiniborai«li.  v.,  Em  Oaydaa,  V., 


9k Oayddk.  v.. aBdCnuborawli.  V.,  B<ickii« 


I.W. 


Stmi-Om!f6im}Amm, 


EioBT  Boif.  8ni  w.  0.  a  V  ynuiov-BABOOVsr  \%m  ■areowti 


326 


MEMBERS  OF  PARLfAlkfEKT. 


RIGHT  HON.  CHARLES  P.  VHXIERS  (WolTerhampton). 


Charles  Pclham  Villiers,  P.C,  thinl  soi 
i>f  the  late  If  on.  George  \1IIiers,*  ami  brother  of  t! 
4th  Karl  of  Claretklon,  by  the  only  d.  of  the  \'<i  llan 
Baringdon,  He  was  bom  1802,  ami  wa<  c<I.  at  S 
John's  Coll.,  Camb. ;  grad.  ILL.  1824,  M.A.  1827 
Called  to  the  Bar  at  Uncoln's  Inn  1827  ;  was  an  ex 
miner  of  witnesses  in  the  Court  of  Ch.iticcry  from  18  ; 
rill   Dec.    1852,   Judge- Advocate-dmer.il   from  Dci 


1852  till  March  1859,  ami  rrcsi<ltnl  of  the  Poor  L.ir 

"      I  July  185 
rank  of  an  Earl's  son  by  royal  warrant  1839.     Is 


Board  from  July  1858  till  July  1865.     Raised  to  t! 


Priv)-  Councillor,  and  a  D.L.  and  a  J.I\  of  IIci 
fordshire.  Was  an  early  advocate  ol  free  trade 
corti,  and  was  one  of  the  Commissioners  of  Innuiry  into  the  operation  of  !l 
Poor  Laws.  A  Liberal ;  in  favor  of  the  aIx)lition  of  church-rates.  S.nt  f 
Wolverhampton  from  1835  *>11  '847,  when  he  was  retunietl  for  that  borouj. 
and  aliH)  for  South  Lancashire,  but  elected  to  sit  for  his  former  constituency, 
which  he  has  since  continuously  represented. 

Clubt—K^vaatxxci,  Reform,  Brooks's,  Travellers^ 
T«wH  Retideiue—29f  Sloane  Street,  S.W. 
Ccitmtry  Residtnct—T,  Park  Shot,  Richnond. 


H.  W.  YILLIERS-STUART  [See  Stuartl. 


A.  P.  VIVUN  (CornwaU,  Weit). 

Arthur  Pendarves  Vivian,  third  son  of  the  late  Jol 
Henry  Vivian,  Esq.,  of  Singleton,  Glamorganshire, — many  years' 
M.  P.  for  Swansea,   and  brother  to  the  late  Baron  Vivian,  -  by 
Sarah,  d.  of  the  late  Arthur  Jones,  Esq.,  of  The  Priory,  K 
He  was  bom  June  4th,  1834,  was  ed.  at  Eton,  at  the 
Academy  of  Freiberg,    in  Saxony,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  < 
and  m.  1st,  1867,  Latly  Augusta  Emily  Wyndham-CJuin, 
died  1877, — el.  d.  of  the  3rd  Earl  of  Dunraven  and  Mourn    ... 
2ndly,   1880,  Lady  Jane  Georgiana  Dalrymple,  d.  of  the   ic ; 
Earl  of  Stair.     Is  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.  L.  for  Glamorganshire,  a  J.  1 
for  Cornwall,  Deputy  Warden  of  the  Stannaries  in  cos.  Coi 

wall  and  Devon,  and  Lieut. -Col.  of  the  1st  Glamorgan  Rifle  Vol.     A  Libau. 

First  elected  for  West  Cornwall  Nov.  1868. 

C/«^#— Brooks's,  St.  James's. 

T<mm  Retidtnc*—^^,  James  Street,  Buckingham  Gate,  S.W. 

.S>a//— Glanafon,  Taibach,  South  Wales  ;  Glendorgal,  St.  Columb  Minor,  Cornwall. 


•  Prior  to  the  Crusades,  the  arms  of  the  Villier*  family  were  sable,  three  cinquef" 
argent,  but  when  they  returned  from  the  Holy  I-and  they  adopted  the  present  charges.      'Vhc 
St.  George's  Crow  refers  to  the  nationality,  and  the  shells  adapted  to  the  service  on  which  they 
had  been  engaged. 


i 


or  fAftUAMiirr. 


»t7 


U.  KnWlAM 


\ 

» 

Llnculu%hu< 
Itcdutr.   - 
(iaic. 


I  ion  of  the  late  John 
>*MMB  ■•u.^5,.b3r  &tfsh, 
,,  .««v-.  .-.,..  w,  .  i*«  rotary,  Kcipue.     Ilevw 
i8ji,  w»i«4.  at  Etao,  Md  at  IVia.  CUL.  Caml»., 


ia47,  I«mUc  I>ilrvmt>Ir.— who  Jiol   iR4.^.— .i    ^ 


K  A  IV 


»iu 


/  W'w*  y^w  £^i^ 


8.W. 


tlK  RICHARD  WALLAOB,  Bart  (Utbanjk 

{Kit  hani  Wallack,  A' ' '  ^'    isi  bart.     Bom 
July  2iA\\,  iSiS,  axMl  ni.,  i  Vatiic  Chartude 

CattcliiAut,  <l.  ufan  uiitcc;  .  .cndi  annjr.     1«  a 

.1*.  for  cirt.  Down  an<i  Aiuriiii,  a  1 1. 1^  for  ooi  Anirim, 
ion.    C'»l.    Antnii    >ft';*-    Artillcrv,   awl   a  Tnutea 


KtrCHAM  K. 


of  the  Natioiu! 

.     Cicaled  a 
a  to   Brituli  i 

'  f . 

!•  u&iTamtjrn 

UanMMt 

in   ihjl   fur  ai.! 
during  the   »ic^ 
creatoi  4  K.c'.l. 
inukioncr»  at  tht  ;  ... 
unyaltif.      Kir^t  clccSi 

C/».i-  Si    Slet.h«n  . 
1  j^-m  Kfndfmt  -H 
W.«/i— Sodlwurnc  li 

:R  H.  WALPOLE  (Cambrld^ 
cnccr   Horatio    W \\v 
j./,.jy.,  /-.A'.s.,  sccuii.i  S4.I 

nrMdciit* 

the  pri/e  for  t). 

.hut  of  \v.i;i.ui. 

and  aho  a  Q.C.     Waa  CI 

1U». 


*  Utrik 
MbrN« 


»P«» 


M  Ami  Sir  R^iMld  Walpgk 

As. 


238 


MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


from  1856  till  1858,  and  Secretary  of  State  for  the  Home  Department  from 
March  till  Dec,  185a.  from  March  1858  till  Feb.  1859,  and  from  July  1866 
till  May  1867,  and  was  from  that  date  mitil  Feb.  1868  a  member  of  the  Cabinet 
without  any  official  porftion.  Rcapi>oinlcd  Church  Estates  Commissioner 
Dec.  1862.  Is  an  elected  Trustee  of  the  British  Museum,  a  Fellow  of 
the  Roy.  and  Geographical  Sos.,  and  a  Director  of  the  University  Life  Assu. 
Co.  A  Consfrr'ative  i  an  earnest  upholder  of  Church  and  State.  .Sat  for 
Midhunt  from  1846  till  Feb.  1856,  when  he  was  first  elected  for  the  Univ.  of 
Cambridge. 

C/trA«— United  Univeruty.  Caritoa.  Oxfoixl  and  Cambridst,  Athenaeum. 

TVnw  Rnidfmu—i9q.  Eaton  Square,  S.W. 

j^«/— Ealing. 


W.  H.  WALROND  (Devonshire) 

William  Hood  Walrond,  el.  son  of  Sir  John 
Walrond  Walrond,  1st  ban.,  by  the  Hon.  Frances 
Caroline  Hoo<l.  d.  of  the  2nd  Baron  Bridport.  He  was 
bom  Feb.  26th,  1849,  ^'^"^  ed.  at  Eton,  and  m.,  1871, 
Elizabeth  Katharine,  d.  and  heiress  of  the  late  James 
Pitman,  Esq.,  of  Dunchideock  House,  Devonshire. 
Formerly  Capt.  Grenadier  Guards,  and  Lieut. -Col.  1st 
Devon  Rifle  Vol.  Is  a  J. P.  for  Devonshire.  A  Comer- 
votive.     Elected  for  East  Devonshire  April  1880. 

C/«^*— Guards',  Carlton. 

Town  Residence— It,   Beaufort   Gardens,  South  Kenstngtoo^ 

s.w. 

Seat— "Sew  Court.  Topsham.  Devon. 


J.  WALTER  (Berkshire). 

John   Walter,    el.    son   of   the   late   John 
Walter,  Esq.,  of  Bearwood,— M. P.  for  Berkshire  1832-7, 
— by  Mary,  d,  of  Henry  Smithe,  Esq.,  of  Eastling,  Kent. 
He  was  bom  Oct.  8th,  1818,  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  atj 
Exeter  Coll.,  Oxford  ;  grad.  B.A.,  2nd  class  in  Clxssics,! 
1840,   M.A.    1843;  and  m.    1st,  Emily  Frances, — who] 
died   1858, — d.  of  Major  Court,  of  Castlemans,  Berk- 
shire ;  and    2ndly,  PMora,  d.  of  James  Monro  Macnabb,J 
Esq.,  of  Highfield  Park,  Hants.     Is  a  J.P.  and  a  D.L.i 
for  Berks  and  Middlesex,  a  D.L.  of  the  City  of  London,] 
and  principal  proprietor  of  the  Times  newspaper.    Call<  * 
to  the  Bar  at   Lmcoln's  Inn    Nov.    1846.     A   Liberal.\ 
Sat  for  Nottingham  from  1847  till  1859,  and  for  Berk- 
shire from  1859  till  1865,  when  he  was  an  unsuccessful  candidate;  re-electedl 
Nov.  1868,  Feb.  2nd,  1874,  and  April  9th,  1880. 

Patron  of /our  Livings— Be»rwood  ;  St.  Paul'*,  Wokingham  :  Barkham  ;  Ftnchamf 

C/«^«— Reform.  City. 

Tonm  ResuUnce—^,  Upper  Grofvenor  Street,  W. 

.^Va/— Bearwood,  near  Wokingham. 


MEMsats  or  rAmuAMCNT.  aJ9 


17.  rl.  d.  of  Sir  Kkhard  Brook*.  6tli  bwl.  H« 
•  bum  iSjgL  wtt  cd.  M  Eloci,  and  at  Ch.  Oi.,  Otibri, 
kl.    II  \.   ii6i,  tad  m..   tWa,  the  lloo.  AaloinefM 


-WAftBVETOW  (ObMhlr*.  HSdi 
Fieri  Koefci       "'  !.>n,  cl.  sotj  .,f  Row- 

Untl    Kvic*    Kt  »  .1  .aii.rl    rhc    nuae 

</  WaruurtuQ  mt  inrKmuni;  ine  c»t«tci  oi  hu  fjrmU 
undo  Sir  l*cter  WaHjynon),  of  Affkx,  ca  ClMilcr,  by 
M«ry.   rl.   4.   of  Sir  Kkhard  Brook*.  6tk  bwl.     H« 

Kli/atwt'i  Smwiim,  d.  of  jrJ  Butm  Uc  Stmmutt.     Ua 
^!a^I^tta:c  (or  Choihifft,  ami  Capl.  i«  Karl  of  CbeMcr't 
•  CO.   Lav.      A   C^munmiw*,      Fint  dotted  far  Mid> 
bc%htrc  jttfM  17th,  1876. 

^V4#-Af%f  Han.  aw  N«tk«rkk,  Oiirtilia 

a  M.  WAftTOM  (BrtdporU 
Charles  Nicholas  Warton,  cl.  son  of  the 
late  I'harlc*  NVari<>n,  F.vj.,  of  The  <  >M  Wdx,  Hurua»h, 
Suk\<x,  by  Mana  hi%  wife.  He  wa»  U>fij  ih>i,  v»a\ 
<hI.  at  Univ.  Coll.  .School,  Ixin<l«m,  and  al  «  Luc  Hall, 
Camb.,  ami  m.,  1864.  Agnc*,  «1.  of  <.  n  \S  .  I^i  , 
LicQl.  67th  kei;!.,  awl  gran<l-<l.  of  'x, 

WooH.     (nllcirto  the  liar  at   l-inc  ■! 

p'  '-Ka^tcrn  Circuit.     \  J\ffy,     LlcrtcJfor 

lit  i  1880. 


CkmrnOert    i.  Brick  CooM,  Tciapk.  E.C 
ilt$idemct    14,  LMiboanM  Road,  QaylMai,  Sytivy. 

nm  trmnr  b.  watielow.  Ban  (OraTaMod). 

Sydney  Hedlcy  Waterlow,  ist  bart^  fourth 
ion  of  James  Waterlow,  Esq..  of  HuoUngdoo  Lodges 
Surrry.  He  was  bora  iSa^,  was  ed.  at  bt  Savkivra 
Grammar  School,  Southwark,  and  m.,  rt45,  Aana 
Maria,  yoanrat  d.  of  the  late  William  Hiduoo,  Eaq., 
of  Fairteat,  Wrotham,  Kent.  Waa  lor  many  y«an  • 
junior  partner  ia  the  meCroooUtaa  mtitmny  aad 
printing  firm  of  Waterlow  and  Sooa.  and  haa  beca 
Alderman  of  Langbouro  Ward  siaoe  1863.  Serred  tka 
oAce  of  Sheriff  of  Loadon  aad  Mkld!c^et  i»66-7,  aad 
waa  Lord  Mayor  of  Ijoodoo  1873*3.  ^n^l  a 

I.  P.  of  the  City  of  London,  and  a  J  i  Icmti. 

Kcat,  aad  Loadoadcrry,  a  BMnbcr  ni  tnc  ixoya^ Judica- 
lare  CoouBiHioa,  Goveraor  of  iha  Hoa.  the  IrUi  Sodcty , 
Treaaarvof  St.  Baithnkwarw  %  Hmuiul,  aad  Deo.  Ooa. 
iAaoa  oi.».A  v,m.rr.    of  the  Loadoa,  Chatham,  a  ajway.    lU«Wad 


the  hoaor  of  Knighthood  •  n  the  occaakia^of 

rorkc 
of  London,  and  wmi  created 


H.I.M.  the  Soltaa  of  Tttrkey  and  II.H.  the  Khedive  of  Lgyft  vkitiM  the Olj 
a  Baronet  in  1873  to  ceauacaonMe  tiM  Vwi  to  tka 


230 


MKMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


Citv  of  n.  M.  the  Shah  of  Perria,  Wm  one  of  the  Judges  at  the  International 
Exhibition  of  I'hiladclphia  1876.  and  President  of  a  Jury  in  the  Paris  Universal 
Exhibition  1878.  Usls  the  orders  of  the  Medjidie,  of  the  Lion  and  Sun  of 
Persia,  and  of  the  Crown  of  Itah  1  •' ••  I^on  of  Honor  of  the  French 
Republic.     A  lihcral.     Sat  for  I>  1868-9,  and  Maidstone  1874-80. 

Unsuccessfully  contested  Souihwari.  \  ,  .,  '■  Maidstone  April  i8Sa  Elected 
for  Gravcscnd  July  1st,  1880. 

C/***— Refonn,  Chy  Liberal. 

Tfftpm  /letiWrm^t—FaiTvan,  Highgate.  N. ;  St.  Butbolomew't  Hospital,  E.C 

Jm/— Faincat,  Wrotham,  Kent. 


SIR  EDWARD  W.  WATKIN,  Bart  (Hythe). 

Kdwanl  William  Waikin,  son  of  the  late 
Absolom  Watkin,  Esci., — a  J.  P.  for  Lancashire, — by 
Elizabeth  his  wife.  He  was  lx)m  Sept.  26lh,  18 19, 
was  ed.  at  Manchester,  and  m.,  1845,  Mary  Pri;-^. 
d.  of  the  late  Jonathan  Mellor  Esq.,  J. P.,  of  II  'i- 
House,  Oldhani.  Was  formerly  a  merchant  in  M  ;i- 
chester.  Is  Chm.  of  the  .South- I'lastcm,  the  M.ini  :<  ■ 
ter,  Sheffield,  and  Lincolnshire,  and  the  Metropolitan 
Railways,  a  J.  P.  for  Lancashire,  Cheshire,  and  the  city 
of  Manchester,  trustee  of  the  River  Weaver,  and  a  D.L. 
of  the  Tower  Hamlets.  Received  the  honor  of  Knight- 
hood 1868,  for  services 'in  connection  with  the  Con- 
federation of  the  British  North  American  Provinces.  Author  of  "  A  Trip  to  the 
Untied  States  and  Canada,"  and  of  various  pamphlets  on  Free-Trade,  Currency, 
and  Parliamentary  Reform.  Was  High  Sheriff  of  Cheshire  1874.  Create<l  n 
Baronet  April  1880.  A  Liberal.  Sat  for  Great  Yarmouth  for  a  short  tiin  ii: 
1857,  but  was  unseated  on  petition  the  same  year,  and  unsuccessfully  contc-icd 
that  borough  in  1859.  Sat  for  Stockport  from  May  1864  till  Nov.  1868.  Un- 
successfully contested  Exeter  1873.  First  elected  lor  Hythe  Feb.  1S74. 
C/«*— Reform, 

TtrwH  Rftuirfue—6,  Cleveland  Row,  S.W. 
Sr<t/-Rose  Hill,  Northenden,  Cheshire. 


^^^5lirFI35E3^ 


J.  WATNET,  Jnn.  (SnrreF.  EastX 

James  Watney,  Jun.,  son  of  James  Watney,^ 
Esq.,  of  Haling  Park,  Croydon,  Surrey.     He  was  bor 
May  19th,   1832,  was  ed.  at   the   Clapham   Grami 
School,  and  m.  Blanche,  el.   d.  of  the  late  Frederic 
S.  Burrell,  Esq.,   of  Highfields  Park,  near  Tunbridj 
Wells.     A  Conservative.     First  elected  for  East  Sui 
Aug.  1871. 

Clubs-  Carlton,  Oty  Carlton. 

Town  RetuttHCf—Thoraty  House,  Palace  Gate,  W. 


MCMBnil  or  PARLIAMEyr. 


n^ 


m  WAOoi  f 

E4wm\  fon  of  the  Ute  John  Lamb 

Waagll,   0I  I,    Inhinctuo.    CaiulM-tlial.    hv 

CAthrrtM.  d.  fk  kKtiafd  >! 

Irthif^*um.     Il«  «ra«  born  1    • 

J«nc,  d.  of  ThoMJu  Uddcll,  Lm^.,  U  IkMikicaJ  Ihil, 

C  uli4le.    AdmiiMd  «  SoUcilar  iS^O.    FoffiMrly  RcgM- 

trar  oT  tlM 

And  iMadoT 

And  Mmffsirv, 

Elected  for  CodtCfVMWth  April  l88a 


Uddcll,  LMf ,  . 

aSondlar  1840. 
Coaotx  Cowt,  Ckffk  to  iIm  M^tenM^ 
rilMfa«lirfliorE.«adE.L.  Wi^ 
m,  of  Cock«r«MMili.     A  mtd/raHf  10091 


John  U 
Alrumlcr 

nret,  d.  otfjatno  Xi 
Tie  «ru  borB  1810^ 


;«  meeting  at  Abenlcr  I ! 


OltFl, 

'  '  A,  cL  iofi  of  ihc  Uic 
lie,  of  Aljcfdcco,  by  Mar> 
uji|^,  BcrclMni«  of  Aberdeen. 
M  ed.  at  Markdial  CblL.  and 
Univ.  of  Aberdeen,—'  »    '»    fS77,— «ad  ol,  1839^ 
Maf|ptf«t,  d.  of  the  !•>  olmcrv,  of  Wotbnrn, 

near   Aberdeen.      U  -ate  in  Abeniecn,  a 

D.L.  and  a  J.  P.  for  Abetdeciabire,  and  Chm.  of  the 
Scuduh  lYorindal  AiMirance  Co.  Has  been  tinoe 
1861,  by  appointment  of  aicccMt^T  Lord  Recton,  a 
of  the  Univenity  Conit  (the  mwtnUm  body) 

'—  '  " WmaLoidProToitorAbef. 

oftbeBritiihAaMcktkw 
r  Aberdeen  city  April  1880. 


»m  Hocvl.  !>.W. 


nm  DATID  WBDDB&BUEir  (HaddiaftOB  DMrteljL 

David  Wu^DKkiJtKN,  3rd  baronet,*  ton  of 
the  Ute  .Sir  John  Wedderbam,  — who  died  1861, — by 
Ilcnrictu  Iwouisa,  d.  of  William  Milbum.    He  va»  bora 


fH»r 


Dec 

and  at 
Called 

lotliian, 
Sat  for 
tlint;t<»»  i>iNtrKt  I  cl'.  i^tU, 

amit-Kmlonm,  .New. 


.>...r«h    UnlT.. 


nl  elected  for  Had- 


»\> 


sot  WnUAM  I.  WILBT 
W  MT  WOETH'^ITIW  ll.T.UM 


aMmmuiAmL 


Tbk  Umiif  VM  fnriwly  aovlMd 
Key  mm  oaefwirf  oa  Sir  l«ka  W« 


id  tha  flaiM  r«y«l 
I  priMacr.     H« 


bae>d  dM 


fcrtw  «f  dM  Snaan  fawily. 
Tlw  yik  bMMM  ka«ii«  « 
•I  Um  tenia  of  OdbdM.  wImm  bt  «m 
Nov.  aitk.  %u^  Hxi  kia  aMM* 
cklt  ■ani  b  «aa  ■•> 


232 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


O.  H.  WHALLET  (Fetertoorongli). 

George  Hampden  Whalley,*  son  of  the  late 
G«or]g<e  Hammond  Whalley,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of  Plas  Madoc. 
Rhuabon,  by  Anne  Wakcford,  d.  of  ihc  late  Kicharl 
Attrcc,  Esq.,  of  Blackmore,  Sellwume,  Hants.  He  wn 
bom  1851.  Is  a  J. P.  for  Denbichshirc,  and  (apt. 
I)cnbij;hshire  Yco.  Cav.  Commamled  in  1879  a  ti-.,]. 
of  Irreeular  Cavalry  throuch  the  Zulu  War.  A  Liki\ii. 
Elect «r  for  Peterborough  April  1880. 

C/«<*— Reform. 

.9a»/— Pbs  Madoc,  Rhuabon.  Denbighshire. 


S.  WHITBREAD  (Bedford). 
Samuel  \Vhitbread,  son  of  the  late  Samuel 

Charles  Whitbrcad,  Esq.,  of  Cardington,  Bedfordshire, — 
M.P.  for  Middlesex  1820-30,— and  grandson  of  the  cele- 
brated politician  whose  name  he  bears.  He  was  Ixjm 
May  5th,  1830,  was  ed.  at  Rugby,  and  at  Trin.  Coll., 
Camb.,  and  in  1855  m.  Lady  Isal>ella  Charlotte,  3rd  d. 
of  the  3rd  Earl  of  Chichester.  Was  private  secretary  to 
Sir  George  (irey  1850,  and  Civil  Lord  of  the  Admiralty 
from  June  1859  till  March  1863.  LsaD.L.  and  a  J.  P.  df 
Betlfordshire.  A  Liberal.  First  elected  for  Bedford  July . 
1852. 

Club —  Brooks's. 

Town  Residence— \o,  Ennismore  Gardens,  S.W. 

Jca/— Southill,  Biggleswade. 


E.  WHITLEY  (LtverpoolX 

Edward   Whitley,  son   of  the  late  John 

Whitley,  Esq., of  Liverpool,  by  Isabella,  d.  of  Eduaid 
Greenall,   Esq.,   of  Wilderspool,   Cheshire.     He   ^^.^s 
bom  1825,  was  ed.  at  Rugby,  and  m.,  1878,  Eli/        '■ 
Eleanor,   d.   of  Henry  Walker,   Esq.,  of  White! 
Admitted  a  Solicitor  1849,  and  is  senior  partner 
legal  firm  of  Whitley  and  Maddock,  of  Liverpool.    \\<^ 
l>een  a  member  of  tlje  Town  Council  of  Liverpool  sine 
1866,  and  was  Mayor  of  that  city  1868.     Is  a  T.l'.  f  r 
Liverpool.     A  Conservative;  a  supporter  of  the   l.ail 
of  Beaconsfield.    First  elected  for  Liverpool  Jan.  ibiio. 
C/«*x- Carlton,  St.  Stephen's,  Liverpool  Conservative, 
/f««^<«#— Clovelly,  Anfield,  Liverpool. 

•  Is  a  lineal  descendant  of  Edward  Whalley  (first  cousin  of  Oliver  Cromwell  and  Jahn 
Haopden),  who  signed  the  warrant  for  the  execution  of  Charles  I. 


^a^ 


MEIIIIERS  or   PARUAMOrr. 


SJI 


&  WKITWOSn 


llaricit,  <A  M. 


if    the     Utr    'Iliuau^ 


ton  of  Ntcholit 

.rah.  H.  of  Mr    JoIm 

,843 

ut 


J  KcU  iSlio :  re-^toctc 


H.  WlOOIir  iltairbrtUhlr*.  Bastx 

Henry  Wua.is,  son  of  ihc  late  WillumWiggin, 
Eui. ,  of  ChcAillc,  Suflbnlihite.  lie  was  bora  1814,  aad 
m..  1851.  Mary  EUnlMll^  d.  of  iHtid  Malim,  £«)., 
J.P..(/£*l|tbutoo,llinBfaMkMD.  U •  J. P.  lor  001.  of 
WoraHtor,  Md  for  the  bonMi  oC  Biiaiiiic- 
r.  a  iTirpctor  of  tne 


luun,   a   OMfCMM  mm  manuCiflurcr. 

South  StallbnUhire  Wa 

J«>tnt  Slock  Bank,  ami  <a.,  and  a 

(ioveroor  of  King  E<lwaxU'»  ^kliuui.  Binaiofbam.    A 
m/.     Elected  for  Eakt  Slaflbffbhira  April  iSSa 

Smt^U9uMty  Gnagt,  lUrtiorm, 


B.  T.  WILUAMB  (OarmartlMii  DUtrleU 

Benjamin  Thonus  Wii.i.iams,  Q.C,  d.  iOll  of 
the  late  r.  K.  WiMluhn.  of  Mcnyvalc.  Narbcrthi,  Pem- 
bruWi-shirr,  »  V  M-.-.  M.,!y  thiW  of  B.  R.  llkoma^  Esq.. 
uf  Natlw  ni  Nov.  I9(h,  1833,  wa»  ed.  at 

libv^^ou  >r  Prucman  in  Lock,  and  Uni* 

\crMiv   M.  .i\    Sirtapbvaics—snMl.   M.A.  1854,— 

.iti.l  m  .   1S5:.  Margaret,  only  d.  of  T.  John,   Ea4«  of 
I'olcuum.      (  Alt!   to  the  Hxr  at  (irav**  Inn  Tan.  l»«o  ; 
ji«>c%  the  >>i'a''' 
1S75.      U  a    I 

NarlK-rth  >.h.-  ;   1  : 

the    Iniv.  u(  (.!.\v 


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MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


^^  a  L.  a  WILLIAMS  (Qnat  Marlowx 

V^Ns^  Owen  I^wis  Cope  Williams,  only  son  of  the 

"^     ■■  late  Lieut. -Col.  Thomas  Peers  Williams,  M.P.  for  Great 

Marlow  i820-6S,  by  Kmily,  youngest  d.  of  the  late  Anthony 
Hacon,  Kstj.,  of  Hcuham  Park,  lierkshire.  He  was  bonv 
1836,  was  cd.  at  Eton,  and  m.,  1862,  Fanny  }•  I-.k-h- ,.  — 
who  d.  1876, — youngest  d.  of  St.  George  Kraiu  I, 

Esq.,  of  Donarvon  Castle,  CO.  Roscommon.      I  u 

Royal  Horse  Guards  1854,  became  Lieut.   1856,  Capt. 
1S58,  Major  and  Lieut.-Col.  1866,  and  Col.  1871.     Is  a 
J.  P.  for  Buckinghamshire,  Berkshire,  Anglesey,  Carnarvon* 
•hire,  and  Flintshire.    A  Consfrvaiive.     Electc<l  for  Great  Marlow  April  1880. 

Patron  o/otu  Z.iri«jf— Horton.  R.,  Buck*. 
C/nr**--White*»,  Boodle's,  Turf,  Marlborough. 
Tevm  RetuUMce—t^.  Hill  Stwel,  Berkeley  Square,  W. 
5>a/r— Temple  House,  Great  Marlow  ;  Craig>y-don,  Anglesey. 


8.  a  E  WILLLAM8  (Radnor  District). 

Samuel  Charles  Evans  Williams,  el.  son  of 
the  late  Rev.  John  Williams,  of  Bryniirion,-— formerly 
Censor  of  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford, — by  Jane,  widow  of  Joli 
Patterson,  Ksrj.,  of  Devonshire.     He  was  born  184.' 
was  ed.  at  Westminster,  and  at  Ch.  CTi.,  Oxford  {\\..\ 
1864,  M.A.  1877),  and  m.,  1867,  Mary  Caroline,  d.  < 
the  Rev.  Henry  William  R.  Luttman-Johnson  (former! 
Michell),  of  Binderton  House,  Sussex.     Qualifie<l   i 
he  called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  1870.     Is  a  J.l 
for  Radnorshire  (High  Sheriff  1880),  Chm.  of  Rhayader 
Highway  Board  and  of  the  Nantmel  School  Board,  an  1 
Master   of   the    Radnorshire    Harriers,      A    Liberal. 
Elected  for  Radnor  District  May  14th,  188a 


C/u6t—Vtw  University,  Devonshire. 

A>a/f— Bryntirion,  Rhayader;  Abernant,  B«9th. 


Sm  W.  WILLLAMS-WYNN  (See  WynnJ. 


8.  WILLIAMSON  (St.  Andrew's  District). 

Stephen  Williamson,  el  son  of  the  h 

Mr.  Archibald   Williamson,  of  Anstruther,    Fifeshii 
He  was  born  1827,  and  m.,  1859,  Annie,  d.  of  the 
Rev.   Thomas  Guthrie,    D.D.,  of  Edinburgh.      Is 
J.  P.  for  Cheshire,  and  a  partner  in  the  firm  of  Balfo 
Williamson,   and  Co.,  shipowners,  of  Liverpool. 
Liberal.      Elected    for    St.   Andrew's  District   Aj 
1880. 

ResitUnct—Coi>\ty.  Ncston.  Cheshire. 


inEMMOUl  or  PARLIAMCKT. 


»35 


W.  wnAa  (Oelabitl 
wmkm  Wiuis  (JC,  //..A,  fon  of  Wittiiiii 

Wttlk,  £«)..  miM-ificturrf,  «»(  l.uiuii.     He  wu  bom  Autfl 
Mill.   l8t$.  a   lfu.l.lcT.ficia  (  u!l..-.crMl.   a  A. 

1659*  uat  ,  at  (he  t'niv.  !.(  I. 

im.  Aanc.   n.  ui  joiui  U«tliw«itG,   Eu.,  of 
i  aUciI  to  Um  Iter  m  tht  Immt  Tonpio  IMI  t  bccoMo  a 
iftnt  Cf>>*  ^'M  Sooih>EoMOTo  Ofcail.    A  lOfrm/, 
SomxAMwktL    Ekeiod  Cor  ColdMilcr  April  i88a 


g.c. 


W.  R.  WILLI  (OofUfyl 

Williafii    Mcnrv  Wiiis,  <m\y  !R!m'vinj»  too 

A, 

lie  «ra%  ijorn  >ctK.  lO, 
bool.  tad  at  Vtiw,  ColL. 

^^., .^obelh,  jFVMunt  d.  of  the 

:»b,   fc»q.,  J.|».,  of  TTie  Praipoct, 

I^a  mcTchant  an<!  x  rtuuitt&cttirer 

'  s  ater 
:S). 

111.  oi  ihc  itnMoi  enatniicroi  i .onam^roe, 
•r  of  tlM  Bratol  Md  £actcr  RAUway.    A 
A  til  give  a  general  support  to  the  MarqoaM 
ingtoo." 

r.«.»i     Rcf  in. 

S-W. 

i«^  R.  S.  a.  SoMtMC 

BIR  HEHRY  WILMOT.  Barl  (DtrbyahHo.  tevthX 

Hcnn-  Wii.MOT,*  cl.  son  of  Sir  Henry  Sache- 

vcrcl  Wilinot,  4th  liart.,— who  died  1872,— by  Maria,  d. 
of  E.  M.  Mundy,  Evj.  He  was  bora  Feb.  3rd.  1831, 
wa»  cd.  at  Kaifby,  and  in  1862  m.  Chariottr  Cecilia,  d.  U 
the  Rev.  Frederick  and  the  Hoo.  Germldme  Pare.  Kntercd 
the  43rd  Li};hi  IniJantry  1849,  exchanged  to  Rifle 
Brigade  1856 ;  wa»  Depoty  Jodge  Advocate  lo  Owio 
Field  FofLc  iSc?^  and  jodge-Advocaie-Geoeml  to 
Chineie  u    1860^1  ;   received   the   Victoria 

Cross    I  Major,   and    medal    am!    r!a<p    for 

l.ucknow,  oiul  moi  datpa  for  *  ^  ar  ; 

retired   1862.      U  1.  CoMWlt  iflc 

Vol..  a  J.  P.  for  Denn-xiuie.  and  a  F.R.! 
FirU  elected  for  South  Derbyahira  in  1869. 


'i±M 


-(  Um  rmt  ISM.    The  t*(  baf«MC, 
0  wJ  to  tin  Atmr,  •md  ly  ikiM 


236 


MEMBERS  OP    PARLIAMENT. 


BUL  JOHN  E.  EA&DLET-WILMOT,  Bart  (Wanrickshlre,  Sottth). 

John    Eardley    Eardley-Wilmot,    son    oi 
the  late  Sir  John  Eanlley  Eartlley-Wilmot,   1st   bait  . 
<»f  I?crks\vc*ll   Hall,    Warwickshire, — who  <licd    i'  ;~ 
by  Kli/nbcth  Kmma,  d.  of  the  late  C.    II.   Parr\ . 
M.D.,  of  Bath,  and  sister  to  Sir  Ed.  Tarry,  R.N.      ... 
was  bom  Nov.   i6th,  l8lo>  and  was  cd.  at  Winchester 
Sch.,— where    he    reccivetl    the   gold    mctlal,— ami    nt 
Halliol    Coll.,    Oxford,    where    he    obtainecl   a 
scholarship    1828,    and    the    Chancellor's    cold 
1829  ;  grad.  B.A.   1831.       In  April   1839  he  m.  iJi/a 
Martha,    d.    of  the   late   Sir    Robert    Williams,    M.T. 
Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  1842,  and  went  the 
Midland  Circuit       Was    Recortler  of  Warwick    from 
1852  till  1874,  and  Judge   of  County  Courts  Circuit  No.   54  (Bristol)  from 
1854  till  1863,  and  of  Circuit  No.  43  (Marylebone)  from  1S63  till  1871.     I 
D.  L.  for  Warwickshire,  and  a  Director  of  the  Sovereign  Life  Assurance  C 
Author  of  **A  Review  of  Lord  Brougham's  Acts  and  Bills,"    "letters   on 
Electoral  Reform,"  "Digest  of  the  Law  of  Burglary,"  Reminiscences  of  the 
late  Thomas  Assheton  Smith,   Esq.,"  editor  of  **  Blackstone's  Commentaries 
abridged."     Intro<luced  in  1875  and  1876  Bills  to  amend  the  Crimin.il   I^w, 
and  to  further  extend  the  Jurisdiction  of  Coimty  Courts.     A   Conwrintne. 
First  elected  for  South  Warwickshire  Feb.  1874. 

Clubs—Sx..  Stephen's,  Carlton. 
RtsifUtue—ii,  Thurloe  Square,  S.W. 


Oid  CorMttk  itwtto, 
MBOR  HAS  THA  UBW. 


E.  BRYDGES-WILLYAMS  (Tniro). 

Edward  Brydges-Willyams,  el.  surviving 
son  of  the  late  Humphrey  Willyams,  Esq.,  of  Car- 
nanton,  Cornwall,— M.  P.  for  Truro  1848-52, — by  Ellen 
Frances,  d.  of  Col.  Neynoe,  of  Castle  Neynoe,  co. 
•Sligo.  He  was  bom  Nov.  5th,  1836,  was  ed.  abroad, 
and  at  Merton  Coll.,  Oxford,  and  in  1856  m.  Jane. — 
who  died  1877, — d.  and  coheiress  of  Sir  Trevqr  Wheler, 
9th  bart.  Is  a  Deputy- Warden  of  the  Stannaries  of 
Devon  and  Comwall,  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Cornwall, 
Major  Royal  Comwall  Rifle  Vol.,  and  Chm.  of  the 
Newquay  and  Comwall  Junction  Railway  Co.  A 
Liberal ;  supporter  of  the  Marquess  of  Hartington. 
Sat  for  Truro  1857-60,  and  for  East  Comwall  1868-74 ; 
re-elected  for  Tmro  March  31st,  1880. 


C/m^«— Arthur's  Brooks's,  Turf,  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

7V»«  Rtsidefue—tZ,  Stratford  Place,  W. 

.S^M/f— Camanton,  and  Nanskcval,  St.  Columb,  Cornwall 


MCMtKKS  OP  PARLIAMENT. 


«3? 


€1  B.  wiLioirataiix 

Chartet  Henry  Wiijon.  son    of  the    Ute 

183^  and  m. 


H<> 


Wilion.   K^ 
1K71,   PlorcBc. 

NVcll«loy,  lai<  tlicn.     It  ChnL  oT  Uic 

Hall  Scmbch'b  wriMum  ."»«;ium,  Aod  a  f.P.  for  EamC 
Rktlf«  of  Yodubiffc  Wm  ShcHir  of  Hall  187a  He 
prooKiled  in  pArlLammt  ttwr  ctming  of  publk*hoa«c» 
on   Snndajr*.  '"«   o«    vivi»ectkm. 

A  UktriU.    Ki.  '  cli.  4th,  1874. 


L  WnjOH  (Mld4]irtfO«ikX 

Isaac  Wilson,  son  of  the  late  Iv  on. 

En.,  of  KemUl,  by  Mary.  <L  of  John  J.  .  of 

Lecdft.     He  was  born  Feb.  i6ih.    \^  17. 

Anna  Dorothy,  <L  of  Robert  Bemon  Ic, 

j^^.ui      I.  ,  f  i»  for  Durham,  an*i  ..  ,.. .  —  -  .j.L. 
for  '  '  of  Yorkshire,  and  an  ironmaster.  A 

U/k  cd  for  Mkldlesbruogh  Jnly  4th,  1878. 

Pmiwm  ^  m»  I.iH^v~Wambo«p>-fakaiMlsail,  P.C.  Yerfi- 

CM    lUfcnn. 

5M/-Nunihun>«  n^tt.  r.reat  Aytoo.  Narthallcrtoa. 


tn  ytkTW^M  WnjBOlf .  BaiI  (Yorkslxir«,  horthem  DItUIob  of  Watt  BldlBfX 


.iy> 


Malhcw  Wilson,  cl.  son  of  the  late  Mathcw 

\Vil*on.  E»q.,  of  Eshton  Hall,  by  Margaret  Clivc,  only 

•i.  of  Mathew  NVilson.  Esa.,  of  Eshton.      He  wa&  burn 

\k\^.  29th,  1802,  was  cd.  at  Harrow,  and  at  BraseooseCoU., 

•  vfortl,— grad.   B.A.    1824.— and  m.   1st.   1826,  SophU 

ixnitsa  Emerson. — who  Ht--'    f**"       '     of  the  late  Sir 

Whartoo  Amcottk  [title  c  1878,  Fraooea 

r>unint,  wriduw  of  the  Kit  of  Bntnswidi 

-^  |u.iro,   IW  ,:'a..n.      Is  a  I.F.  ami  a  U.L.  for  Lancashire 

,    !  tV     Wet  Riding  of  Yorkshire.     Created  a  Baronet 

A    Lit<rK$J.      Sat    for  Clitherwe    1847-^3. 

i.-d  for  Northern  Division  of  the  \Yest  Riding 

oi  ^  orK>[itre  Feb.  1874. 


x^.YerinUra;  yt. 


BOM.  a  B.  W.  WirStOR-CLIYB  [iM  OUtvL 


23S 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


R.  WINN  (LlnoolnalUrt,  NorthX 

Rowland  Winn,  el.  son  of  the  late  Charles 


of  Nusteli  rriory,  Vorkshitx',  ami  Apolchy 
Inshire,    by    PriscUla,    d.    of  Sir    William 


msm^ 


Jf  9  A  Winn,  Ks<|. 

mttm        i^aiI'  ^>"coi> 

f^r^^m  Slricklaml,    6lh    l^art.,    of    Boynton,    Yorkshire.     He 

was  bom  Feb.  19th,  1820,  was  c<l,  at  Trin.  Coll., 
Cainb.,  and  m.,  1S54,  Harriet  Maria  Amelia,  2ml  d. 
of  the  late  Col.  Henry  I)umare;>ci,  and  of  his  wife  Latly 
SoiJhia,  sister  of  the  5th  Earl  of  I^inesl>orough.  Is  a 
D.L.  of  Lincolnshire,  and  a  J.  P.  for  the  East  and  West 
Riding's  of  Yorkshire,  and  of  the  parts  of  Lindsey, 
Lincohishire.  Was  a  Lord  of  the  Treasury  from  March 
1874  till  April  i88a  A  Comerv<Uw<.  First  elected  for 
North  Lincolnshire  Nov.  1868. 

C/«Ar— Carlton,  Junior  Carlton,  Yorkshire. 

Lendom  Addrru—xi.  Grotvcnor  Garden«,  S.W. 

.Vm/«— Noitell  Priory,  Wakefield,  Yorkshire ;  Appleby  Hall,  Brigg,  Lincolnshire. 


£.  B.  W0DEH0U8E  (Batli\ 

Edmond   Robert  Wodehouse,  only  son 

rof  Sir  Philip  Edmond  Wodehouse,  G.C.S.I.,  K.C.B., 
by  Catherme  Mary,  d.  of  the  late  Francis  J. 
Templer,  Esq.  He  was  bom  1835,  was  ed.  at  Eton, 
and  at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford  (B.A.  1865,  M.A.  1865), 
and  m.,  1876,  Adela,  d.  of  the  Rev.  Charles  Walter 
Bagot,  Chancellor  of  Bath  and  Wells,  and  Rector  of 
Castle  Rising,  Norfolk.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's 
Inn  1861.  Was  Private  Secretary  to  his  cousin, 
the  Earl  oi  Kiml>erley,  when  Viceroy  of  Ireland 
1864-6,  when  Lord  Privy  Seal  1868-70,  and  when 
Sec.  of  Stale  for  the  C<y»Dies  1870-74.  A  Liberal, 
Elected  for  Bath  April  ^  1880. 
C/«/x— Travdlcn',  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 
Rttidemc*—^,  Cheater  Square,  S.W. 


SIR  HENRY  DRUMMOND  WOLFF  (PortsmouthX 

Henry  Drumniond Wolff,  G.C.M.G.,K.C.B., 
son  of  the  late  Rev.  Dr.  Wolff,  Vicar  of  Isle  Brewers, 
Somersetshire,  by  I^idy  Georgiana  Mary,  d.  of  the  2nd 
Earl  of  Orford.  He  was  bom  1830,  was  ed.  at  Rucby, 
and  m.,  1852,  Adeline,  d.  ofSholto  I'  '  llsq.  Was 
a   supemumerary  clerk    in   the   F'  <    1846-9. 

Attached  to  the  l>egation  at  Flore;  ,.  1  ,j  j,  and  was 
sometime  acting  Charg^  d'Affaires  there ;  was  also 
attache<l  to  the  Earl  of  Westmoreland's  Special  Mission 
to  Belgium  1 856,  when  he  was  apixjinted  a  Knight  of 
the  Belgian  Order  of  Leopold,  but  which  order  he  has 
not  H.M.'s  permission  to  wear.  Was  Assistant  Private 
.Secretary  to  the  Earl  of  Malmesbury,  .Secretary  of  State 
for  Foreign  Affairs,  from  Feb.  till  Oct.  1858,  and  Private 


MIMIIBS  or  FARLUmirT.  t$9 


Svcreurv  to  Sir  Eaward  B.  Lyttoa,  Bait.,  at  Um  ColonUl  Oflkr  > 

tUi  AprU  l)(59»  when  he  wtM  uromolcd  to  an  tmhuuki  clcfiuhip  b  tnc  rwinifn 
OAc«.      Mad«  a  CM.G..  KUic  of  An»  oT  tW  Onlcr  of  6l  MldMtl  and 

^(<  Gaorce,  and  appuintnl  S<-t.rrtArv  tu  tha  lujnl  HiL'!i  Cutnnil%»ujtier  of  Um 
uian  lUaaift  June  iS  '\crxl 

•.'Ounittiont   to   trt-jn*:.  '•uto. 

Wat  dekgat*  i-4joizreM  m 

London  1861  >  oiibkora 

at  the  liiicnMiM*!:  "  ■*    t^-^, 

ami  K.C.B.  1879 

loctorale  over  the  1 

Cnmmfarino  00  Cop)rt> 

the  Kurop*^n  Commiv« 

A    '  CO*(uU)    COil(C«U-U    l>4>fvl>t*(€<      i 

1?^  iirch  frwn  Feb.    1874   till  Ma;. 

T'  n»inouin  Apni  i»i,  188a 

CimU-Oukim.  Sc.  JuMs'a.  GMvkk.  Achewiim. 
To 


W.  WOODALL  (8tok»-apoii-TrMit). 

William  W(.)<)dai.i-  He  was  bom  1832,  and 
m.,  iS<»2.  Kvilyn,— who  died  1870,— «l.  of  the  Ule  Jamci 
Micmtyrc,  K*<i.  I*  a  J. P.  for  Staffur.l^hirr.  Chm.  of  the 
I'.>ir%lcm  Scho<»l  liiiartl,  and  !««ni<ir  j«.iftncr  in  the  firm  of 
Jamr*  Macintyrc  an<l  Co.,  |«<ittcrs  '>f  lUir*lcfn,  Author 
of  "rari*  after  two  SiejjcA."  A  liU-ral.  Elected  for 
Stoke  u|»on-Trcnt  April  \i 


i'tcak   Hl'u»c,  l.iirMCiii,  .'>t.tJl    riWuTC. 


8w  WOOLF  (PontafrAOtli 

Sydney  Woolp,  son  of  I-cwis  Woolf,  Esq., 
of  Ferrybridge  Hoaae.  Gift.  :     la  Hill.  W. 

He  was  bora  1837,  waa  e<l. .  >  i>ndon,  an 

.It  Frankfort,  and  m..  i860,  lubel  Nunca.  d.  of  David 
Nunaa  Canralho,  £»q.,  of  I^ondon.     b  an  earthenware 
inairaficfiirer  at  Knotttngley.  and  haa  been  Chm.  of 
"tioctingley  School  Board  atnce  187a.     A  IdtrwL 
A  for  Pontefract  Ajiril  l88a 


"^^^t^ 


Stmt-  F««T>rUi<if«  HouM    fmrrs.  \  n^rm    \ 


S40 


MKMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


BARON  HENRY  DE  WORMS  (GreenwlcbX 

Henry  de  Worms,  second  son  of 
the  Haron  de  Worms,*  by  Henrictla,  d. 
of  the  late  Samuel  Moses  Samuel,  l!lsq.,  of 
Park  Crescent,  N.W.  He  was  Ixsrn  1840, 
was  ed.  at  King's  Coll.,  London  (of  which 
he  was  elected  a  Fellow  1863),  and  m.,  1864, 
Fanny,  el.  d.  of  the  Paron  Von  Todesco,  of 
Vienna.  Was  called  to  the  Bar  at  the 
Inner  Temple  1863.  Is  a  J. P.  and  a  D.L. 
of  Middlesex.  Author  of  "The  Austro- 
Hungarian  Kmpire,"and  '•  Kngland's  Policy 
&c     A  Comnvativf.     Elected  for  Greenwich  April  ist,  1880. 


in  the  East 


C/i«A— Carlton. 

R*tid*mct»—Hi,  Albany,  Piccadilly.  W. ;  The  Lodge,  Egham,  Surrey. 


C.  B.  STUART-WORTLEY  (Sheffield). 


^<^:::i5:232rcs22S2S> 


Charles  Bcilby  Stuart-Wortlev,  second 
son  of  the  Rt.  Hon.  James  Stuart -Wortley,  Q.C.,  by 
the  Hon.  Jane  Lawley,  d.  of  ist  Baron  Wcnlock. 
He  was  bom  Sept.  1851,  and  was  ed.  at  Rugby,  and 
at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford,— grad.  B.A.  1875,  and  M.A. 
1878,  and  m.,  1880,  Beatrice,  d.  of  Thomas  Ad olph us 
Trollope,  Esq.  Was  called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner 
Temple  1876,  and  goes  the  North-Eastem  Circuit. 
A  Conservath'e.  Elected  for  Sheffield  April  1880, 
having  in  Dec.  1879  been  an  unsuccessful  candidate. 


C/uis— St.  James's,  Beefsteak. 

Ckambert — 2,  Harcourt  Buildings,  Temple,  E.C. 


P.  WROUGHTON  (Berkshire). 
Philip  Wroughton,   el.   son    of  the   late 

Philip  Wroughton,  Esq.,  of  WooUey  Park,  Berks,  byj 
Blanche,  d.  of  the  late  John  Norris,  Esq.,  of  Hughenden 
House,  Bucks.  He  was  born  1846,  was  ed.  at  Harrow, 
and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford,— grad.  B.A.  1868,— and  m., 
1S75,  Evelyn  Mary.  d.  of  Sir  John  Neeld,  1st  bart.  Is] 
n  J.P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Berkshire.  A  Conservative.  First 
elected  for  Berkshire  Feb,  23rd,  1876. 

C/«^*-CarUon,  Boodle's. 

Seat— "WooWty  Park,  Wantage,  Berkshire. 

*  The  Baron  de  Worms  was  created  a  Baron  of  the  Austrian  Empire  1871,  and  (ha 
privilege  to  bear  the  title  in  England  has  received  Royal  authority.  Each  of  his  sons  is 
entitled  to  bear  the  prefix  of  Baron  to  his  Christian  names. 


MUfBERS  or  FARLIAMCNT.  141 


BON   PttiST  t.  WnmUM  (OmtaVlUd.  W«U 

rercv  Scawen  Wyndham.  tccond  loa  ol 
l«  Btran  Lecoofield.  tijr  Mary  Vumy,  ool^  4.  ol 


the  bet  Rrr.  WOHun  ffhrnt  oT  CimblMti. 
He  «r&»  tturo   iSi^  wms  ed.  ftt  Eton,  nad  in  iMon. 
Ma  Fmncrs  d.  of  the  Uie  Major«G«n. 

Sii  .   lu  hut.     Ha*  been  Uml  and 

Cape.  Culd»irc.iin  Gvaidc     It  a  j.  P.  for  Smms  u  d 


Cambcftead.  tad   bM  brm  Vke-ChoL  of  ^Mvlrr 

1871.      Promolcd.    1867,  ft    Bill  to 

Woodii  and  PlantatioM  to  tht  poor 


1871.  ProoMAcd.  1867, 
Vood^  and  Phnfariona  t 
ratek    A  CmMTpttkte;  a  tappbrter 


oftlMEarlQfB«Momftcid*ffca«nd  policy;  "doct  not 
piQgfwa,  b«l  ii  oppowd  to  any  violent  chanfct  in  the 
^t  ^Md  for  Wcit  CMUiarknd  Ane.  i86a 


ubjevi  to  catttiott« 

Coo%titutiuo."    Fir»t  elactnd  for  Wen  CMiUiarknd  Anc.  i86a 

r^Mi  Kfidem^*—^^  Bclgniirt  Squart.  S.W. 

C0umtry  XftMlfrnM—Cownm  Coui««.  Bt9mfv4,  HmfciiliMii;   Wtbmj  He 


UK  W.  WXLLUMi-Wmi.  Bart  (D«iMfkiblrtX 

Watkin  Wiixiams-Wvnn/  d.  son  of  the  laic 

Sir  Watkin  William*. \Vynn»  M.P.,  5th  ban..— who 
dictl  I&40,— by  Lady  Henrietta  Antonia,  eL  d.  of  tbe 
Earl  of  Powia.  He  was  bom  l8ja  and  was  ed.  at 
Westminster  Sch..  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford.  In  1852  be 
m.  hb  consin,  Marie  Emily,  d.  of  the  Rt.  Hon.  Sir 
Henry  Williams- Wynn,  K.C.B.,  G.C.H.  Entered  the 
IM  Life  Guards  as  Comet  July  l8j9,  became  Lieut. 
ScpL  1842,  retired  1841.  Is  Steward  of  Her  Majesty's 
Hundreds  of  Bromficia  and  Vale,  Lieut. -Col.  Com. 
Denbighshire  Rifle  Vol.,  a  D.L.  and  a  J. P.  for  coa.  of 
Denbigh,  Merioneth,  Salop,  and  Montgomery,  a  Director 

t>f  the  Great  Western  Railway  Co.,  and  one  of  the  Coondl  of  the  Roy. 

Agricultural  So.     A  Cmiunrntim.     First  elected  for  Denbighshire  1841. 

f^mfmm  ^  «w«  £Mv»-Uaiig«dwyii.  V.,  Ro»  yM«dr«.  V..  BryiMtlwyv  V  .  Uu. 
tiriHfl^  V.   DMb«liihit«  :  Uwydiavtk,  V..  Umo.  V..  MoMfaMryshtra ;  Udui»ckyUym  V.. 


CAdb-Cwham  Cwfick.  Jiuuor  CsriMn,  While's.  Beedle1^ 
Tmmm  Rmtdmn    tt.  Sc  jsan*  Sqoara.  &W. 


«4« 


MEMBERS  OF   PARLIAMENT. 


JX.  TOUCB  (01ouo«itenlilrt,  But). 

John  Reginald  Yorke,  son  of  Joseph  Yorke, 

Esq.,  of  Forthampton  Court,  Glouccsten>hire,  bv  Frances 
Antonia,  d.  of  the  late  Rt.  Hon.  Reginald  Pole  Carew. 
He  was  bom  Jan.  25th,  1836,  and  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and 
at  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxford.  He  m.  1st,  1862,  AugusU 
Emmeline, — whodied  1863, — youngest  d.  of  Lieut. -Gen. 
Sir  Thomas  Mpnteith- Douglas,  K.C.B.,  of  .Stonebyres 
and  Koschall,  I^narkshirc  ;  2ndly,  1868,  Mathilde,  2nd 
d.  of  the  late  Baron  V.  de  Tuyll.  Is  a  D.  L.  of  Worcester- 
shire, a  J.  P.  for  Gloucestershire,  Capt.  Tewke-sbury  Rifle 
Vol.,  and  a  Fellow  of  the  Geological  So.  A  Conser- 
vative. Sat  for  Tewkesbury  Feb.  1864  till  Nov.  1868. 
First  returned  for  East  Gloucestershire  March  1872. 

C/«r^— Carlton,  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 
Town  RttidtHce  -  55,  Rutland  Gate,  S.W. 
Jm/— Forthampton  Court.  Tewkesbury. 


I 


COUNTIES,  DIVISIONS,  CITIES,  BOROUGHS, 

UNIVERSITIES,  AND  CINQUE  PORTS. 
RETURNING    MEMBERS    TO    PARLIAMENT, 


John  WebMer,  LL.D.  (L.)     ..  7.505 

>   l,Skaw{C) 3.139 

Fo^  M.ias.     lUf.  Eke  t4.tt4' 
*rmm£  O^jtr^JtikmGntMm  Smith,  Etq.. 


.<Uiib«f|lil 


of  AbcfitoMiMMiKiDC>r» 


I  VBtmslIf  (IM  OUacow  and 

AberdMsahlr*  (SasiX 
Lieut. <jci>.   the    lion.   Sir    AlexAnder 
Hamihon*Gordun,  K.CB.  (L.) 
f^  .    iUc  EUg.  4.7M. 


tinhttrgti(SlMri#of 


Ab«rtfMB«hlrt  (WmU. 
>crt  K.u.iuhar>on,  M  D.  (L.)  2,390 

1.043 


f^  «i.))n.    R«K.  Cbc  4,tsj. 

EdiaUuchi 


mmcttMX 

itmeim^img  tkt  M  ^tr^mgk  '^  AUmg^m,  mad 
0mr1i  0/  tk0  pmrUksa  ^  Smt»m  C^mHm 
•mdSt.  H*Um.) 


John  Creemer  Garke  (L.) 
Aib^nCGMs  {,0      .. 

INjf».  6.IJJ.     Reg.  Eke  l^a. 

AllMft  ParkTAbiiVtei  (lAaforX 


418 
386 


(  T%it  Uw0^l  c0mti$U»f  ikt pmwitkgt  »f  Am. 
dtmfr  mmi  iCmi^kta  Emkmm,  mmd  ikt  tiik*^ 


344 


COUMTIES,   CITIES,  BOROUGHS,   ETC, 


•Francis  William  Buxton  (I^).. 
*IJfut.-CoL  Htnry  WeUeslty  (C) 

Pop.  5.744.     Reg.  Elec  868. 

RtfMrning   Officer  —  Otxxz^t    Curtis,     E»q., 

Brewer,  Adelaide  Road,  Andover  (Mayor). 

Aoflesey. 
Richard  Davies(L.)       ..         ..   1,394 
CafH.  P,  Raytirr  {C.)     ..         ..   1,085 

Pop.  5o.9«9  (37.368).     Reg.  Elec  3,171. 
RttumiHe  Officer  -  •  Thomas    Edward    Tohn 
Lloyd.  fc»q.,  Plas  Tregairti,  Anglesey  (High 
Sheriff). 

Antrim  Coonty. 
James  Chaine  (C.)  ..         ..5,124 

•Edwanl  Macnaghten  (C.)         . .  4.93^ 

S.  Wilson  (L.) 4,7^9 

S.BhckiX..) 4^542 

Pop.  826/17.    Reg.  Elec.  11,701. 
Retuminr   Officer  —  James  Stewart    Moore, 
Emi..     Ballydwitty,    Dervock,    ca     Antrim 
(High  Sheriff  X 


Argyllshire- 
Lord  Colin  Camplxrll  (L.)         . .    1,457 
John  Wiuf^fifld  Malcolm  {C)  ..    1,191 

Pop.  75.679.     Reg.  Elec.  3,»99. 
Returning  Officer— hXtxaoiA^x  Forbes  Irvine, 
Esq.,  25.  Castle  Terrace,  Edinburgh  (Sheriff 
of  Argyllshire). 


Armach  County. 
Nicholson    Richardson 


•James    

(L.) 2.738 

Maxwell  Charles  Close  (C)      ..  2,614 


St.  John  Blather  iZ,-)    ..         ..  2,275 
Sir  WUliamE,}!.  Vemtr,  Bart. 
(C.) 1.781 

Pop.  171.35s  («64.9a5X     Reg-  Elec  6,937. 
Retuminr  Officer  —  Major    William     lames 
Hall,  hiarrow  Water,  Warrenpoint.  co.  Down 
(High  Sheriff). 


ArmachCtty. 


George  dc  la  Pocr  Beresford  (C. ) 

Pop,  7,866.     Reg.  Elec.  657. 

Retuminr  Officer—  Major  William  Janr 
Hall.  Narrow  Water,  Warrenpoint,  co.  Duv. 
(High  Sheriff). 

Ashton  nnder-Lyne  (Lancashire). 

{Includinr  the  old  hcrougk  q/  Askton-umier- 
Lynt,  the  district  0/  Hunt,  and  parts  0/ the 
township  0/  Duki^field,  and  cf  the  division 
0/  A  udenshnv. ) 


Motto— "  LaHoK   UMMtA   VlNCiT. 


RKTURNING  MEMBCEt  TO  PARLlAMUrr. 


•4$ 


*Hi«bMaMQ(L.) 
J.  lt.CmttMmn{C) 


r^  n^Kw   iMg.  Else.  fc9M. 


IUrt.(L.) 


163 
i6a 


M0twmimi  OJk00^-Cmttuim  Odkoa  T.    a 


I  Tkfpv  mmt  m*  S«rm^  mrmu.  ] 

^    haoid  Meyer  deRotlMchUd, 

^L.)        a,iii 

*Uc«jri*c  William  Enkine  Ruucll 

(L.) 1,9«9 

*SamM^  Gmrft  SmuU  (C.)      . .   i,5M 

Pb^  MtyvOk     Rcf*  EwCa  4>"** 

J\'rhifmii^  OJkwtt    0>wf  A.  L&fptr^Ulkn 
Lock*.  jMMt  GunMV.  Had  Edward  Vmy, 


riikrmMabthbbQmifk) 
Ajrr  (DlslrletX 


*RichAni  Frwlrrifk  FoUufa^lMfll 

t^ 'A/mMmmtj 

^■fi  jM«4-    lU*.  Ckc  «,avf. 
Bi«^  »i.  GfvBt    KMg 


•Robert  WitlieinCochraa»P>lrkk 

(C.) 1.656 

y.B.Bml/mrih,)  ..   I.$»i 

IV  ^isl*    E«f.  Ctec  j.«#*- 


Ba^.  ti.  Otmi 


Kl^    SIMM. 


AinhUv.  lomtiL 
CoL  Claud  Alexander  (C.)        . .   l,8^o 
Norn,  Sortk  di  Cmtnf  DalrrmpU 

Ptop.  t4^SS-    R«f.  W^  ».••$• 

CSkMfX 

Baabory  (Oxfordthlrev 
{!Cm$isiimr^tk0fmnak  ^  Smmimtj.) 


Bernhaid  SamseboB  (L.)  ..  1,018 

Tkmmst  Gdsm  B0mia  (C.)      . .      583 

Favk  11.711    Rag.  Else  tjkjy 

KHmwmhig   Omar-  Hwry  Walfonl.  Em.. 


246 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,   BOROUGHS,   ETC, 


(OorkX 


*Capt.  Percy  Brodrick 
Allman  (L.) 


A  /  the  Ctntrnl  Eire  Hen,    ^ . 

Brmard  (C.)  a$ui  Richard  Lai 
h(>lUd  rrtpectivtly  200  and  185  votes.     Capt. 
Bernard  mignta  May  1880,  aad  oh  a  mtw 
tUction  tm  Jttn*  25  nuninf  tht  result  vmu — 

*Kichard  I^ane  Allman  (L.)         ..  216 

—  Paynf{Q.)         172 

Pop.  6,332.     Reg.  Elec.  43a 
RetumiHg:  Ojfficrr—}ohnt{axo\^  Barry,  Esq., 

I^.iilyvonare,    Buttevant,    co.    Cork.  (High 

Sheriff  of  CO.  Cork). 

Banffshire. 
Robert  William  Duff  (L.) 

Pop.  62,010.     Reg.  Elec.  9,649. 
RetumtHF  Agff^r^ Benjamin    Robert     Bell, 
Eiq.j   Sheriff  of  Banff,   Elgin,    and  Nairn, 
14,  Grosvenor  Crescent.  Edinburgh. 

Barnstaple  (Deron). 

(Cornet ising  thf  parish   of  Barnstable,   and 
^rts  0/  th*  parishes  of  Pit  ton  ana  Bishop' t 


Ta'.vtOH.) 


•.Sir  Robert  Walter  Garden  (C.) 
Vifvcount  Lymington  (L.) 
Henry  KhcndaU  Grenfell {'L.) . . 
Pop.  11,79a    Reg.  Elec  1,857. 


856 
811 
720 


Rettimine OffUer—^ .  Avtry,  Etq.,Bam^aple 
(Mayors  

Bath  (BomerMtX 

{Cfin*istin/c  0/  the  old  city  o/Bnth,  the  parishes 

^  WaUi't,  Ii,%th-A>itk,  LyHii^rnhf,  and  Wid- 


ish  oj  I it-ertoH.) 


C0mbe,  and pttrt  oJ  the  p,\ 

.0( 


Lieut. -Col.  Sir  Arthur  Divetl  Hayter, 
Bart.  (L.) 

At  the  General  Election,  Lieut.-Col.  Sir  Arthur 
Divett  Hayter,  Bart,  (L.) polled  9,712  voics. 
In  April  1880  he  accepted  ojffice,  and  on  a 
new  election  on  Mny  jth,  1880,  he  was 
returned  withcut  opposition. 

*Edmond     Rolxirt     Wodehou.sc 
(L.) 2,700 

Reginald  Hardy  {Q.)  2.300 

Capt.  Smyth  (C.)  2,241 

Pop-  53.7U-     Reg-  ''!«■'"•  ft,o>7- 
Returning  Optcei^  \*mt%  Chaffin,  Esq.,  The 
Grange,  Cnarlcombe.  Bath(.MayorX 

Beamnaris  District  (Anglesey). 

(Comprising  Beaumaris,  AmhiKh,  Holyhead, 
and  Llange/ni.) 


Morgan  Lloyd,  Q.C.  (L.) 

Pop.  14,595-     RcK-  Elec.  2,581. 
Returning  OMcer-\lo\.  T.  L.  Hampton  Lewi*, 
Henlcyt,  Bcaytaans(Mayt;rX 


HrrVRNING  MBICBBM  TO  PARUAMKIfT. 


M7 


^itmin  Mr  /wrtMM  e/  SI   CmiU^H,  St, 
7*Am,  Si  Mmry,  V/.  P»ml,mmdSU r«^.) 


"    1,470 

•     .;•  '•333 
/«frwr(C) I,D53 

tiqTo^  Cak  Hott*<.  B<afaiti  (M«iror)i 

B«dtardahlr«. 

imc«  Howard  (L.)  ••  3.»43 

ir%ittcttorTari»tock(L.)  ..  i,M 

I.  IV.Stmart(C.)       ..  ..   a.500 

Eyah  Itoi  P»rk«  niulM»»rii  (High 

laUkiKOoiBty  AbMaX 


William  Ewmit  (C) 
James  I'ortcr  J-.rrv   < 
/)r..SMk(l 
7.  i  iTrwM^ 


8.152 
7.683 
'>.I19 


•set-fir '^••••* 


Philip  WrcMi£hlon  (C. )  . .         . .  3»4U 
Ll-CoL  Robert  C  Loyd-LiadMr 

(C.)       3.994 

Joba  Walter  (M 1.794 

r.^tgm(U) 1.696 


(USTiSfc*-*--"-^"- 


•Edwaid  Marjoribaaki  (L.)        . .  939 
:/Aw.  Ktttrt  BmUk-Hamiitsm  (C.)  671 


{ImtimJti  the  ^Hsk  ^ Btrmkk.  mmdikt  I 
sAt/i  •/  Tmmdmmwtk  mmd  S^iml} 


687 


Mono-*' VicToaiA  cumua  mucs«.' 
Sir  DndlcT  Coatu  Maiioribanka, 

B«it.(L.>         

At  tkf  (  ttmt  tkf  Hott. 

Siniii  (  IUmi  MMdwM 

doMU  <^  ;.  -«.  c^kpc.  ObtM  MiIm-Hom 
(C)  /«^M  iwtMr#w^  614.  ifi.  m/  4» 


f«tfr».    Ii 


thedm  0mUtt9tk  qfik»t  mmtk  tkt  mmOi 

Capt.  David  Milne-Home  (C)         s>4 

/Clfk/  J/m,  J0km  ftUrtm  (L.)       58a 

IV  »V»J»-     »«f   EIk.  I.44J. 


.48 


COUNTIES,  OTIBS,   BOROUGHS,   ETC., 


(WMVMl6nlilr0X 

{CmsisHmg  9/ Uu  pmriMk  •f  RibU^ftri,  tkf 
itrvngk  ^  BrmdUy,  mmd  M#  kAmkU  «f 
IVHOfmJUi/,  Hmnttm,  BUcktiPm*.  AV- 
tlurUm,  L0mtrMiUm,  LkkJkiit,  mmd  £>/rr 
Mitlm.) 


♦Charles  Harrison  (L.)  . . 
A\  E.  Webster  {(Z,) 

Pop.  7,6x0.    Reg.  Elec.  t.aaS. 
Retuming  Officer— Thit  Mayor. 


Birkenliead  (ChesIilreX 

{Comprises  the  chnpflry  0/  Birkenhead,  the 
Unvnahi^s  o/Claughton,  Tranmert,  Oxton, 
eutd  part  0/  Higher  Bebbington. ) 


David  Maclver  (C.)       ..         ..  4,025 
Arthur  J.  WUliams  {"L.)  ..3,658 

Pop.  65,98a     Reg.  Elec.  9.107. 
ReturMiH^  Officer— W\\\\ajKi  Laird,  Esq.,  Iron 
Ship-builder,  61,  Hamilton  Square,  Birken- 
head (.Mayor). 

BtrmlTighain  (WarwlduhireX 

Cfimfriset  tkr  parishes  0/  Birmingham  and 
Edghrtston,  and  the  townships  o/Deritend, 
BtrdesUy,  and  Duddetton-cum-Nechells.) 


Motto — ■*   i-oKWAKL)." 

Philip  Henry  Muntz  (L.)         ..   22,969 

At  the  General  Electiou.  the  Riiilit  Hon.   I  .!in 
Bright  (L.),^o««pfi  > 


Frederick  G.  Bun 
Augustus  CCaJthoi  1 


In 


22.07^,  19,544,  15.735.  ««'■''  «4.3oH  voUi. 
April  1880  Messrs.  Bright  and  Chamberlain 
accepted  office,  and  on  a  nrw  election  on 
May  7  th,  1880,  there  tuas  not  euty  oppositian 
to  the  return  0/ 

Right  Hon.  John  Bright  (L.) 

Right  Hon.  Joseph  Chamberlain  (L.) 

Pop.  343,696.     Reg,  Elec.  63,808. 
Retuming    Officer—  Richard     Chamberlain, 
Esq.,  Oak  Moiuit.  West  bourne  Road,  £dg- 
baston,  Birmingham  (Mayor). 


Blackburn  (Lancaahlre). 

{(Comprising  the  Unvnship  of  Blackburn,  and 
parts  of  the  townships  of  Witton,  Livetey, 
and  Little  Hartvood.) 


William  Edward  Briggs  (L.)  ..  6,349] 

•William  Coddinglon  (C.)  . .  6,2071 

XDaniel7  hwailes  (C.)    ..  ..  6,088) 

Ba^ot  AfoUiUHfrth  {,h.)  . .  ..  5,76 


RKTUItNIKG  MSannPUl  TO  PARUAMKirr. 


U9 


-M«wy  lUr 


^fcyr~M— tx.  HMfiMi.   1U^, 


Rd%ranl  Frederick  LevcMO* 

r(U)  4*8 

>tfi/fMs^rfttJkanm{L,C)  375 

Pbfk.  6.7st.    Reg.  Eke  9oy 
Krtmrmmg  OJk»r-  -  Cuddl,  Em|..  Bodnifai 

Bolioo  to^Moon  (  ftBOMlUrtX 


John  KynastoQ  Cnm  (L.)        . .  6,965 

*TohnPenniii(tonTboiMMWO(L.)  6,673 

L.Kmkim(C.)        ..         ••6.539 

^J.  BriistwamlC.\  .6,415 


^■pw  tn%.nnn     Rj«,  Ike  ti.«f^ 


At  tkt  C*nfrmi  EUiti^m, 
(L.}p»lhdmr; 


Fyddl 


iMir  <^/w<v  li»  /»«n 


Pop.  tS.atp.    R«.  Eke.  jgOM. 
oaTllayorX 


(ToilBritfrtX 


Rl  I (00.  William  Edmd  Fontcr  (L.) 

/4r  r4r  Cf^rrW  EMU^rn,    tLt    RiglM    Ho 


250 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,   BOROUGHS,   ETC, 


WUIiam  Edwwd  Fonter  (L  )  P*UmI  i4.»4* 
**U*.  Ht  mes«pt0d •»€«  im  April  lil^trnd 
•m  m  tmm  tkcti»m,  Mtn  jtk,  iWo,  kt  mu 
pttmrmtd  witk^t  t^pfrifimt, 

•Alfred  Illmjjworth  (I..)  . .  12,922 

X Henry  William  Ripley  (C.)      ..   9,015 

Pop.  145.897.    Rcf.  Elec  37.049. 


Rtturmimg  Ofietr  —  Angu* 
WoodkuMU,BnMlfenI(Ha) 


HoldM. 


Brecon  Borough. 

{Cflntittt  cfthe  hrrfittgk  0/  firtcon,  and  tfu  dit- 
trittt  o/tht  CattU  and  Christ' t  CoUegt.) 


<>t\r 


*  Cyril  Flower  (L.)         ..         ..      438 
XJfi»tes  Prite  William   Gwynne 

J/ol/ord{Q.) 379 

Pop.  6,29».     Reg.  Elec  880. 

Ketumint  (7/??f^r— William  de  Winton,  Esq., 
J. P.,  Maesdcrwen,  Brecon  (Mayor). 


Br«conihlre. 

William  Fuller  Maitland  (L.)  ..   1,810 
Hon.  Arthur  John  Morgan  (C.)  1,550 

Pop.  59.904  (Si.355).     Reg-  Elec  4,195. 

Rffurning  C>/?Frrr— William  Davys  Harries 
Campbell- Davys,  Esq.,  Neuadd-faur,  Llan- 
dovery, S.  Wales  (High  SheriflT). 


Brldgnortli  (Salop). 

(Ineludtt  tht  old  hortmrk  of  Bridetutrtk.  and 
the  />arithet  of  Oldbury,  TaUey,  AttUy' 
AbiotU.  ttu  ioumthip  0/  EardingUm,  and 
tke  UbfTty  0/ Rcmtley.l 


William  Henry  Foster  (C.)       . . 

—  Vyvyan  (L.) 321 

Pop.  7,303.     Reg.  Elec  i,ao8. 

Returning  Officer— Co\xna\\oT  Alfred  Bethell, 
Bridgnorth  (Mayor). 


Bridport  (DonetX 

{Includes  the  old  horourh  of  Bridport,  t 
parts  of  the  parishes  of  Aliington,  Bradpolt. 
WaldtUk>,    Bothenhampton,   Burton-Bra^ 
stock,  and  Symondsbury.) 


•Charles  Nicholas  Warton  (C. )        47S 
XPandeli  RaimX.)        ..  ..      469 

Pop.  7,666.     Reg.  Elec.  1,085. 

Returning   C>^<-rr— Charles   Edmunds,    Esq., 
Providence  Cottage,  Bridport  (Mayor). 


Brighton  (SuMez). 

[Jncludts  the  parishes  of  Brighthelmstone , 
neve,  and  Preston.) 


RCTURNING   MBMBCAS  TO  PAALUMCKT. 


«5« 


hn  Robert  HoUond  (L.)  . .  4.913 
*'WinUunTluu:kerarMArriott(I^)  4,904 
IJumts  U^  Atkkmry  (C)  . .  4,719 
CV-  £.r»^^{Q')        ..         ..  4.664 

Kfiwmi^  OJU*t--Ai4mmmm  DbvU   Snith. 
D.  L,  1 1.  AiwMtell^mM.  Bti(liioa(MayorX 


S^•  ..10.704 

1.'  . .  10.070 

Sir  /rx»r  /ifrfu  IjUrtf,   i<iirt.  (C.)     9,39$ 

Mliskm  Smith  RMm^m  (L. )     . .  4, 100 


Backla^luuii  Boroof  h. 


*.M«j<»r  Sir  Harry  Vcmer.  Bart 

(iT)      ..        \.      "         ..      ssS 
t£gfrUm  /fmUanf  (C.) . .         . .      $ao 

Tba  wLwCBockfaHlMai  (MaywX 


Sir     Robert     Baleno  •  Uanrcjr, 

B«it.(C)        a.95^ 

Hon.     Thonuu     Frauds     Frc- 

V  > a.790 

*Ii  t  Carii^^CI*)  ..  S,790 

(■iiaxilF '"•^  ""^  *^ 

SVBMSr  CuUMUllIVlL 
^lkt$0muk*p0f  Hmktrgkmm 


Peter  RTlaadafL.)  ..  3,943 

ler^EJmmmdBnimriTmlhtiC,)  3,117 


JoImHc 


35> 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,   BOROUGHS,   ETC, 


Bury  (LaAOUhlnX 

(ImettuUt  the  t*umtki^  0/  Bury. 


Barnard,  T<fttingt«n-l«^ner-k 
UjKUtttSkmtttrwitrtk^    ltd 


th*  /it  rtih  <if 


Robert  Necdham  Philips  (L.) 

Pop.  4«.5«7-     Reg-  EIcc-  6,855- 
Rettiming  Officer— S\Atvxa»Sk   Cook,   RiAon 
Houm;,  Bury  (Mayor). 


Bury  St  EdmimdB  (BoffoIkX 

(Ctmpritts  th«  parishft  0/  St.  James  and  St. 
Mary.) 


♦Joseph  Alfred  Hardcastle  (L.)  1,110 
^Iward  Greene  (C.)  ..  ..  850 
XLord  Francis  Hervey  (C. )        . .       803 

Pop.  14,938.     Reg.  Elec  2,193. 
Returning  Officer— Juvnts  Floyd,  Esq.,  Bury 
St  Edmunds  (Mayor). 


Buteshire. 

At  tJie  Cemrai  Election,  Thomas  RusiKll  (L.) 
ant/ChzrIaDailrymplciO/o/ledret/ectiveiy 
j66  and  S5X   t'ffUs.     Mr.  Kuuel!  wa/  un^ 


ttmttd  $m  y$t$u  1880.  mmd  »m  m  ntw  eUctiom 
&n  July  yd,  1880,  tht  rttuU  tM 

Charles  D.i!rymple(C.)     ..  ..585! 

TAamas  A'usse// (L.)  ..  ..   54O' 

Pop.  16,977.    Reg.  F.lcc  1,311. 
Returning    Officer  —  Patrick     Fraiter,    Em., 

LL.r).,  8.  Moray  Place,  Edinburgh  (Sheriff 

of  Renfrew  and  Bute). 

Caithness  Shire. 
Sir  John  George  Tollemache-Sin- 

clair,  Bart.  (L.) 686 

A.  Henderson  (C. ) 359 

Pop.  39.99a  (3».757)-     Reg   Elec  1.263. 
Returning  Officer  — George    Hunter  Thonw, 
Eijq.,  ja,   Great    King 
riu  of  CaithncM.  Ork 


(Sheri( 


Street,    Edinburgh 
ncy,  and  Shetland). 


Oalne  (WUttX 

(Including  the  pariih  of  Calne,  and  fart  o/tht 
f>arithet  0/  BUukland,  and  CtU*tone-Wil- 
lington.) 


Lord  Edmond  George  Fitzmaurice 

(L.)         5,81 

U.  R.  Burke  {C) ,,6 

Pop-  5. 3 '5-     Reg-  EJet  859. 
Retumit^  Officer— Tya^xoMX  Edward  Redr 

Esq.,  Dumtans,  Calne. 
(The  influence  of  the  MarqueM  of  Lansdo' 
prevails  in  this  borou^) 


Oambridgeshlre. 
Right  Hon.   Henry  Houverie  Willij 

Brand  (L.) 
Benjamin     Bridges    Hunter    Rodwc 

Q.C.  (C.) 
Edward  Hicks  (C) 

Pop.  186,363(153,910).   Reg.  Elec.  10,02^ 
Returning  Officer— Edwud  Reynolds,  Esq. 

Paxton   Hall.   St. -     — 


Huntingdonshire). 


Neou   (High  Sheriff 


HrrVlllflNO  MCMBERS  TO  PARLIAMBKT. 


•S$ 


M«tio>"  Hi»c  LVCBM  rr  focvLA  Sacva." 

Rt.   Hen.    Spencer  Honuio  Walpole, 

) 
K  Mevaadcr  Jamts  Bcrwlbfd 

Iki^aiJ  Hope,  LL.D.  (C) 
TV  Ekctor*  arc  iK«  Doctora  of  DKriaky,  Law. 
Md  Pliyiic.  lUclwlan  o#  OMaky.  aai  Ma^ 
i«rk  i<(  An*  at  Law  and  of  Soqfary,  wkoat 
ttam«»  are  on  ibc  Uatvcmtv  RigMlw. 
Naabcr  abcnit  ^.i^A. 


Hik  0Cknirrt»m. ) 


At  Mr  Ctmrrml  MiKti^,  tkt   Hem. 
GMhonwHavdy  (CV  CoL    PMv   i 
Uvto  (CX  C  E<lwanb  (L.)^  «W  Hawy 


Uvto  (Ck  C  Ed 
Alt— Ar  BwlvMaafo- johMMM^ 
tfttHtth  i.4ft7.  V4»$.  ».»?4.  «Wt,»ii»i»i«». 
InAHk  iMe  M«Mrv    lUfdy  aW  LMfia 
4,  mm4  mt  tkt  limn  ^  gvimg  U 


Eaq.,   It,  Sl   C 


I.    Rcc.  Eke  ytjt 

-Wak«f   Robert   Y< 
C«org«'t  Plaoa, 


(C«a^#M«  g^^^.^fy^^^'  «^  ^^^^ 


(NUvor> 


254 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,   BOROUGHS,  ETC, 


Oardlffui  Dlitrlot 

mmdLmm^Ur.) 

David  Da  vies  (L.) 

Pop.  14,906.    Reg.  El«c  •tVft. 
Rtlwrmi$tg  OjfU*r—\jcw\%   Evaiu.   Esq.,    17, 
High  StTMt,  Cardigan  (Mayor). 


Cardl^ansliire. 
•I-«wis  Pugh  I'u^jh  (L.)  ..  2,406 

Hu>m4U  Edward  Uoyd{Q.)    ..    1,605 

Pop-  73.4^  (62.167X     Reg.  Elec  4,S8a. 
KftmrHmg  OJifer—^n  Marieine  Owen  Mow 
bray  LloydT  Bart.,  Rronydd,  LUndyuil, 
^aI«(High  - 


W« 


Bart 
Sheriff)i 


S. 


CarllBle  (ComberlandX 

(Comfritei  the  ancunt  city  0/  Carlisle ^  the 
tmvHihi^i  of  liotchen^ate  and  Rukergnte, 
Enelish  Street,  and  a  ^rtion  of  the  fxtriihes 
0/  EacUs/ield  Abbtf  and  St.  Mary  Carlule 
within.) 


Robert  Ferguson  (L.)  ..  ..  2,802 
Sir  Wilfred  Lawson,  Bart.  (L.)  2,691 
M.  Mattinsou  {Q.)  ..  ..    1,968 

Pop-  35.000-     Reg-  Elec  5.550. 

RetumiKr  OOlcrr—J^mct  Robert  Creighton, 

Esq.,  Ihe  Snabs,  bcotty,  Carlisle  (Mayor). 

CSarlow  Ck)unty. 
tEdw-ard  Dwyer  Gray  (H.R.)  ..   I,2l8 
•Donald       Home      Macfarlane 

(H.R.) 1,138 

XArthur  M^Murrogh  Kavanagk 

(C.) 710 

XHenry  Bruen  (C.)         . .  . .       630 

Pop.  51,472  (44.950X      Reg.  Elec  a.aia. 
RetHmin^  Offu:er—}o\in  William  M'Clintock 

Bunbury,   Esq.,   Moyle,  co.   Carlow  (Hi^h 

Sherifl)L 


Oarlow  BoroQf  IL 


149 
145 


♦Charles  Dau-son  (H.R.) 
Col.  Bi4tUr{Q.)  .. 

Pop.  8.967.     Reg.  Elec  30a. 
Returning  Omcer-Uhn  William  M'Clintock 

Bunburj-    Em.,    Movir,  co.    Carlow  (Hixh 

Shenffof  CO.  (Jarlow). 


Carmarthen  District. 

(Comprising  Carmarthen  and  Llanelly  and 
^rt  o/tlu  hamlet  0/  lyest/a*.) 


Benjamin  Thomas  Williams,  Q.C. 

(L.) 1,935 

!},  y.  y<fnkiHs  {L.)  ..         ..   1,825 

Pop.  35.790.     Reg.  Elec  5,166. 
Returning  Officer— koAnvi  Llewellyn,    Esq., 

107,  Pnorj'  Street,  Camuuthen  (Shenff). 


CarmarUieiislilre. 
•Walter  Price  Howell  Powell  (L.)  4,  loi 
Viscount  Emlyn  (C.)      . .  . .   3,030 

\John  Joues  [S:,.)  ..  ..2,712 

Pop.  116.944(89,036).     Reg.  Elec  8.503. 
Returning   Officer— K^xuXci,   William    .Mansel 

Lewis,  Esq.,  Ysirady,  Llanelly,  Carmarthen 

(High  Sheriff). 


RETURNING  MEMBERS  TO  PARLIAMENT. 


«5S 


if' 


:    .*V.    ,,157. 

CanumronAhlre. 

-^. ..•.  .'  ...'    >.    •w..-;in  WiIIi■a^ 
«.!  ;w.  :H  4.   i^    :^r     ;.  ..toDongl— . 

«.    /7>#r.  iSi»Mr.Wiffi£^Mu 

\  ^tLu  MM/4  /A#  nr/a/r  *««— 

II  lUthbooc  (L.)  ••3*189 

.\.tmm/y  {C.) 2,151 

Pop.  io«,tn  (7S.st<X    lUg.  RIm.  Msi. 
fiwrfiMg/kyf^Lkm. -Col  CHmIw Afthw 

VMHMKrtKk. ..-.--. 

ii««i.Nrw/ 


ral«(HtgiiSlMfifl). 


Carrtokftrgiu  (OouBty  AntrlmX 


Gffaer(C)  ..     99* 


JawphGUIb 


CRVBBOooatf. 

IH.R.) 
(H.IL) 


ChArWsJoMph  Kay  (11.  K.) 
~        '  GUIbW«tf(H.r 
S^mtnti  Mmxmdl  {C)  .. 

Pop.  i«owsss>  Ur  Ei«. 


3.097 
3.061 

«.«33 


G  H. 


(HigliflMrttr). 


{H»Mm0httr9mikmrmt».\ 


John  Eldoo  Gont,  OX.  (C)   . .  3,499 
lUar-Admirmi  tkt  Hon.   Henry 
CarrCiym,  C,B^  C,SJ.\y.)  •  •   a.39* 

Popw  44.11s-    Rflf-  Elac.  s.S4>- 
Retumimg  ^«rr— Tbt  Majror. 


{tmimde$  tkt  p^rUktt  ^CMatm,  Fmtktum, 
HMmmifnmitk,  mmd  Kmdmjtmt  ) 

Sir   Cluries  Wentwoith  DUke, 

Ban.  (L.)        12.406 

*Jotq>h  Firth  Bottomley  Firth 

l4fn/ /mwrmru  iC.)  ..  9.6^ 

fK  7*.  ZTrvvMr  (C  >  . .  9.488 

PopL  tsl,eil.     Keg   r.icc.  jajfSt. 


Em^ri    bSl  VillM.  W«M 
Md  CSnwcii  CoMit.  OU  J««vy, 


LC 


tmdpmH 


256 


COUNTIESy.  CITIES,   BOROUGHS,    ETC, 


*Baron  De  Ferricres  (L.)  . .  2,318 

tl}bims  Tyne  Agg-Gardn^  (C.)     2,297 

Pop.  41,933.     Reg.  Elec  5,018. 
Returning  C>^/r— William  Na»h  SkilUcorne, 

Esq.,     9,     Queen's     Parade,     Cheltenhatn 

<Mayor)L 


Chesblre,  East 
William  Cunliffe  Brooks  (C) 
William  John  Lcgh  (C) 
—  Worlhington  (L. )       . . 
Thomas  A.  BazUy  (L. )  . . 

Pop.  i2a,«8a  (91,789).     Reg.  Elec  6,849. 
RetmrMine Officer— GtOTfi^  Dixon,  Esq.,  Chel- 
ford  H*U,  Crewe  (High  Sheriff). 


3.424 

3.3»o 

2,032 
1,947 


CliesMre,  Mid. 
Capt.  Hon.  Wilbraham  Egcrton 

(C.) 3,868 

Capt.  Piers  Egerton  Warburton 

(C.) 3»700 

C.  PV.  Latham  (L.)  . .  3,374 

V.  Armitagi  iU)  .3.247 

Pop.  362,188(120.389).     Reg.  Elec.  8,96> 
Rf  turning  Officer— Gtor^,^  Dixon,  Esq.,  CheJ- 

ford  Hsdl,  Crewe  (High  Sheriff)i 

Cbeahlre.  West 
Sir    Philip    de    Malpas     Grey- 

Egerton,  Bart.  (C.)     ..  .4.773 

Hon.  Wilbraham  Frederick  Tol- 

lemachc  (C.)    ..  ..  ..  4,636 

William  CornivaUis  West  (L.)  . .   4,009 
CharUs  Crompton  {^.)  ..  .3,785 

Pop.  343,240.  (137.779)-    Rc«-  EI«c.  11,097. 
Returning  Officer— GeoTf^c  Dixon,  Esq.,  Chel- 
lord  Hall,  Crewe  (High  Shenff^ 


Ckeiter  City. 

(Intlndtt  the  old  city  andhorough  «f  Chester, 
and^arti  0/  tMe  tcwnshift  of  Hoole,  New 
tcm,  Gr*m4  Bongkion,  emd  Sattney.) 


At  ike  General  ELxtion,  tie  Rt.   Hon.  John 

George  rv„!w,n (I..),  /^L-'Hon.  Pcilhy  I.;.wley 
:  i  .n.  Henry  C<        i  '  .), 

),  aWF.  I.  1.) 

'  /y  ?.»'>4.  -^.M  •  -<'«. 

16  iv.Vi.  /"  ,'/'-•/  li-iio  .Mr.  Dodhon 
eucepted  office,  nx  i  -,  .1,.;;  -jth/olianniUF  he 
^HU  rrtntned  tvit)i,>u!  flf<f>,>iHion.  In  July 
1880  Messrs.  Dod.son  and  l^wley  were  both 
unseated  en  petition  (Mr.  DodM>n'ft  second 
electioH  heiug  void  by  reason  of  the  illegality 
0/  hisjirst  election],  and  at  the  tint*  OJ going 
to  press  the  seats  are  vacant. 

Pop.  40,000.     Reg.  Elec.  6,362. 

Retunting  Officer — Henry  Richard  Bowers, 

Esq.,   Merchant,   Liverpool   Road,   Chester 

(Sheriff). 

(The  family  of  the  Duke  oi  Westminster  hat 

great  influence  in  this  city.) 

CMcheBter  (Sussex). 

{Includes  the  old  city  and  borough  of  Chichester, 
and  the  ad f'oinittg suburbs  0/  IVickham  and 
R  umMdsmkyk*. 


RCTURHING  MIMBEM  TO  PAKUAMCMT. 


«$7 


Lofd  HtmyG«ocM 
<ioo*L«niKMi  (C.) 


QmHw  Gar- 


F.  Mr.  at*,  ILi)..  46; 


Sir  Gabriel  GoMaejr,  Bart.  (C)  ..  478 

Samiui  BmUr  (L.)  ..         ..  4S5 

P^oB.  Mia  Jia^  Um.  i.o|i. 

ChlpptBC  wyoomba  [Sat  wyooabtl 


Chrincharch  d 

Ckritttkmrck.) 


'Horace  DavcT,  Q.( 
7.  E.  B^amrJa-Mc. 


1. 185 
1,117 


^ipk  %%Ai%.    ■«»  Hk.  M»f 


WOUam  Choter  Maatcr  (C) 
^Bpi  7.6ti.     Rag.  time  1.14$. 
MftmndH  OJUrr^-^tL^bmt  Aksaadv  Aiid« 

of  ik«  BMlMtm  baOy  prrvaik 
iatlritbonMfiL) 


m- 


and  KlBToaa. 

At  tkt  Ctmtrmi  Etntim,  tJkt  Ri.  Hon.  WiULm 
Purick  AiIui(U)mi^J.  R.  Hmc(C)/W:M 
rtt^timif  i.tjo  «W  4tt  «w«r«.  /«  ^/*W 
i»o  Mr  Re.  Hon.  WUKm  PWrkk  Adaa  *■• 
ct^mt^tt.  mmd  0m  m  «n»  titetim  m  Mmy 

tSm,  /m  iVW.  iSto  Mr  Ri.  Haa.  IWmi 
PUrkk  Adam  wmt  m^/tttm/mdC^.  ^M^wns, 
mmd  «•  m  «M»  tketitm  «■  Mr  aoibl  ^  M«r 
i«mM,  Mtfv  wma  mM  mmf  tfpttMm  U  tkt 
rttmm^ 

*John  Blair  Balfour,  Q.O(L.) 
Ptop.  |is99a  Rag.  lkc~Oiifc»— — .  i.«ol i 
ICiaff<D«.6s). 


UdUw 


O'Gonnan    ICahoo 


CoL     The 
(H.R.).. 
•Capt.  0*Shca(H.R.)  .. 
C4tf{.  H.  S,  ymmddmr  (C) 


3.»83 

3.133 

912 


»s« 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,   BOROUGHS,   ETC., 


Pop.  147.994  (i47.994>     K«t>  Elw.  s.44> 
Uimmimg  QtUfr-ThonMi  Georgt  Scacpoole 
Mahoa,   Em..    Corbally,    Quia,  co.   CUre 
(HifhSh«iir)L 


OUtliarM  (LaaoaililreX 

Cmsistt  ff  ChMihmm,  DnmMam,  Ciithrrot, 
Mtmritf.  WknlUy,  WiswtL  PenJUt^M. 
MitttnHtmVUm,  T^vutpm,  IVffr$Um,  ttmJ 
C0idc*mis.) 


•Richard  Fort  (L.)         ..         ..   1,078 
t/ialph  Assfuton  {C.)      ..  ..       882 

Pop.  11,786.       Reg.  F.lec  2,068. 

Rttuminf  OfiUer  —  J oteph  Grime,   Colliery 
Proprietor,  Fern  House,  Cktheroe  (Mayor). 


Clonmel  (County  Tipperary). 


Arthur  Moore  (H.R.)    ..  244 

S.Afoor^  iO 89 

Pop.  1 1,19a     Reg.  Elec.  43a 
JtetumtHi  Officer— Tht  Mayo  r  , 


Cook«nnoatli  (Oumbtriaad). 

{CmtuU    ^  tk*  Uwntki^  ^  Coektrmoutk, 
EagUtMd.Bri^kam  Fm^autU.BruUkirA, 


♦Edward  Waugh  (L.)    .. 
R.  G.  Webster  (C.) 

Pop.  7,057.     Reg.  Elec  1,094. 

R etuming Officer— \r\\\vam.  Wood,  E»q.,  J. P., 
Cockennouth  (Bailiff  > 


Colcliester  (EssezX 

(Consists  0/ sixteen  parishes  in  i/u  old  borough 
0/ Colihester.) 


•Richard  Knight  Causton  (L.)..  1,738 
•WilHam  WilHs,  Q.C.  (L.)  ..  1,650 
XCoi.  AUxander  Learmonth  (C.)  1,648 
Francis  Henry  Jeune  (C.)  . .    1,529 

Pop.  36.3x5.     Reg   Elec.  3,713. 

Returning  Officer— QQ\xxk6i\ot  S.  Chaplin,  Col- 
chester (Ma  yor^ 


RETURNING  MRMBCRS  TO  PARtlAMCNT. 


«59 


ir  Henry  Henrcjr  Bnice,  Uart. 

C.) JM 

Ttj^iL.)      ..         ..193 
^B^  6,Mt.    Rag.  EUc  47*- 
fiiiMfci     Cybrr  — Gmo*   Colwr.    Eaq. 


Cork 


5.354 


i  K-)   .. 
1    La    Tooche 

..  3.5*4 
f/UiH.K.)    ..  3.430 

•»      »*f.  Eke  14.745- 
!4rold  Itarry.  Km).. 
CO.    Cork    (H>£b 


CorkOity. 


Moito-  **  Statio  mxb  rtm  caunk.** 


•JohnlHlrdLR.) 

f Charles  Stcwmrt  Parnell  (H.lt) 

X  It  y/$am  GmUmg  (C ) 


1.9*3 

».505 

I.a79 

999 


E7' 


•Hott.   Tbomai  Charlo   AfW' 

RolMftM(L.) 4.0IS 

•WUUam  CopeUad  BorUie  (L.)  3.(83 
XJItkm  7\ntmmpn(C^)  ..  ..  J.O|3 
^CoihtuiC) I,4i3 


9*i*»> 


Lkiit.-Cot  Sir  John  Sc  AabyD,  B«fft. 

MAJor  Arthur  PeiKUnrM  Vhrhm  (L.) 
piBp.«i4.«M(i6t.74sX    R«i.  Ckc  4.9H- 
Mtimmimg  OJUtr-Th^  Hith  8h«iC 


OtffwUfy  (WTwlflkahlf^ 


Sir    Henry     Mather     Jackaoo, 

BartCL,)  ..  4.l«4 

•WiUiam  Henry  WiUt  (L.)       . .  4.10S 

Xifmry  tfy/uim  E4Uwm  (C)    ..  4.OOS 

Arlkur  Kekfwkk  {JZ.)    ..  .*   3i7IS 

Kp.  4i.JfB^    R«f.  Bkc  %;tdL 

TW  Pin.  rnlufcill.  UiwMf  jtUj^X 


26o 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,   BOROUGHS,   ETC, 


(WUtoX 


1/  lk»   hmmdrmU    0/  Higkwertk. 


tC0msists    0/ 

Cruk/mdr, 
pmrt^  the 

( ThfTt  art  M»  h0r0ugk  arms.  ] 

•Mcrvin   Herbert    Nevil   Story- 

Mwkelyne  (L.)  •■  4.35« 

Sir  Daniel  Gooch,  Bart  (C.)    ..  2,440 

ji.  Nffid's:.) 1.748 

Pop-  43.55»-    *«■•  Etec.  7.473- 
MttmmiHg  OMftr—HoA    Bcldom    Laoi 
Esq..  Ml 


Bcldom   lAogley, 
Cricklade  (High  BaIUff> 


ComlMrlABd,  East 
•Sir   RichanI    Courtcnay    Mus- 

grave,  Bart.  (C.)  -•   3.»6i 

Edward  Siaflbrd  Howard  (L.) . .   3,083 
XGeorge  James  Howard  (L.)      . .   3,039 

Pop.  105.389  (73,69a).     Reg.  Elec.  7,798. 
EettimiHgOjS^crr—%iims\t\  Porter  Fosier,  Esq., 

Killhow,  near  CarlUlc  (High  Sheriff). 


Comberlaxid,  Weft. 

•David  Ainsworth  (L.)  . .  ..3,178 

Capt.  Hon.  Percy  Scawen  Wynd- 

ham  (C.)  2,532 

XBaron  Muncaster  (C.)  . .  . .    2,624 

Pop.  99,887  (90.195).    Reg.  Elec  7,496. 
Returning  Offi{er—^m\XK\  Porter  Foster.Esq., 

Killbow,  near  Carlisle  (High  SherifQi 

Darlington  (Dnrbam). 

{Consittt  0/  tht  townxhip  of  Darlingt0n.) 


•Theodore  Fry  (I  >.)  ..2,772 

Henty  King  Spark  (L. ) . .  . .    i , 33 1 

Pop.  a7,73a     Reg.  Elec.  4.0^. 
Fttuming  OJUrr—Joha  MorrcU,  Esq.,  Dar* 


gtwrmng  ujftcrr- 
liagtoo(MayurX 


DenMfh  Dlftriot 

iCom^sing  Denbirh,  HrnUnn.  Holt, 
Rmtkin,  andWrtxhnm.) 

•Sir  Robert  Alfred  Cunlifle,  Bart. 

(LO 1.424 

Hon,  Gtorge  Thomas  Kenyan  iS^.)  1,409 

Pop.  90,333.     E*K'  EleCj3,o7i. 
Rehtming  Officer  —  Edward  Thotnaa  Jone*, 

Eaq.,  Irocunonger,  Denbigh  (Mayor). 

Denbighshire. 

Lt.-Col.  Sir  Walkin  Williams-Wynne, 
Bart.  (C.) 

At  the  Gentrmi  Election,  George  Otbom 
Morgan,  Q.C.,tt«ar  returned tntltoMt  oj^foti' 
tion.  Mr.  Morgan  accented  office  in  A^l 
1880,  eutd  n^n  a  neiv  election  on  May  \^th, 
1880,  tlurt  wat  not  any  of^rition  to  the 
retHrn  ^ 

Rt.  Hon.  George  Osbom  Morgan,  Q.C 

(L.) 

Pop.  104,266.  (84.878.)  Reg.  Elec.  7.469. 
Returning    Offioer  —  0\i\ct     Burton,     F.»q., 

Gwaynynog,  near  Denbigh  (High  Sheriff). 


Derby  Borough. 

(Com/nies  the  old  borough  of  Derby,  the  town- 
sht^s  0/  Litchurck  and  Little  Chester,  and 
parts  cf  Normnnton,  Littleover,  and  Mart' 
Uaton). 


Michael  Thomas  Bass  (L.)        ..  8,864' 

At  the  General  Election,  Samuel  Plimsoll  (I 
audi.  Collins  (C.)  polled  respectively  7,7 
ami  3,730  votfs.   Mr.  Plimsoll  resigned  Al.- 
1880,  and  upon  a  new  election  on  the  a^th 
that  month,  there  was  not  any  opposition  : 
the  return  0/ 

f  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  William  G.  G.  V.  Vemon- 

Harcourt  (L.) 

Pop.  80,000.     Reg.  Elec.  1^,165. 
Returning  Officer— Khnxxasa  Woodiwia*.  E«q. , 

Contractor,  Oanaston  Road,  Derby  (Alayor 


1 


RBTURKINO  MCHIICRS  TO  PAKUAMKNT. 


fl«l 


AMred  Bmm*  (L.) 

'-  floa  Fnwcte  Efferuio  (U)  3.063 
fi  ^r«wyyA/ (C)  ..  a,  $77 
ThHmuiC,)  ..  a.jo3 

r^ (l«t.«i«%     lUr  tUc  4.171. 


*fnr1RiiwvdCavaKlkh(L.)..  \,^\i> 
><rick  ClMeUuun  (L.)    2.936 

UT|^4/  (C, )         . ,  i.936 

a/r.  JSiMMMPOT  (C)  2.718 

Kj«]Jiwr.    GloMop,    D»by«luf«   (High 


>rvWUiiiocBart.(C) 
Hum  EvMt  (L.) 

Pop.  iSa.>lj  (ii9.4)*V     lUg.  EIk.  8.9)4. 
ftmrmmr  OMerr—Vruteh    SoauMr,    Eaa. 
Kau  ^i«w.    doMopw    I>wliy»hif«    (Hisk 


f 


iCimalM  ^  Ikt  ^Hakm  ^  St.  7*km  mmd  St. 
Mmrjt,  ^rtM  ff  tk*  dU^irr^Si,  Jmm^t. 
mmdf/tk0H^¥li0mdt.S 


,  lift      MCtm^fim*   tk*  /*ha   ^  St^kt 


MsstSi 


^ir  inooMt  BateMMi,  Ban.  (C)       446 

FofL  M»    IUb.  Hk.  9>). 

.\v#winr  Otk99^Tkvmm  CiMadtor,  Im., 


John  Hovy  Pttlcstoo  (C.)  ..  t,7St 
CapL  George  Edwmrd  Price  (C)  1.746 
J0km  DdmiMri Lewia  KU)  ..  1,509 
AUsmmdfrCrmgStiUriL,)  ..1476 
Pof>.  44.«4.    Ra(.  Btec  1.790. 

B^TViaom   Co«t^«.  iHrfc«ii«<    Walk. 


Deroaihlrt,  last 
Sir  Tohn  Henry  Kconaway,  Bart. 

(^•) 4,50» 

•U.CoL  WiUiam  Hood  Walrond 

(C)       ..  4.457 

CW.  .Stonftv  (I*)  3.437 

Pop^ (i«l.7MX    Res.  Elcc  i<M>4 

Rftmnum£  OJkff^-Oma^  Aitinr  WWhwi 


Sir  Thomas  Dvke  Acland.  Bart.  (C.) 
Rl  Hoo.  Sir  Staflbnl  Nortbootc.  Bart. 

(C) 

Pofii  I7I.JM  0 Ji»»7T$V  R«s.  Eke.  9.494" 
Retmrmi^  OJbwr- Ckwfai  AftlMr  WIHhhi 

IVoyti^  Km..  UaattkuB  Cow«,  " 


PllMlMw( 


siM>ar> 


D«?«uhtr«.  800UL 
Sir  Lopca  Maaer  Lopca,  Bart.  (C.) 
John  CarpeaCcrwCanuer  (C) 
Po^ (it«r4)*-)   R««.  Etae.  7.9l«. 


Trojn^, 


363 


COUNTIKS,  CITIES,   BOROUGHS,   ETC., 


{Consists  ff  tk*  ttmmkip  ^  DtmUury,  tmd 

mmd    TJk^mkiil.   mmd    7ke    district  catltd 
Kmrnetutk*!^.) 

Serjeant  John  Simon  (I/i  - .   3,599 

IV.  tioyfe^U) 3.254 

A.  Austin  (C) 1,580 

Pop.  54.943-     Reg.  Elet  9,96a 
Rttumim^  C^if^yr— Willuun    Mackell,    Esq., 
(MayorX 


Doodffal  Comity. 

Thomas  Lea  (L.) 

•Rev.  John  Kinncar,  D.D.  (L.) 

*  Afarq$uss  of  Hamilton  ( C. ) 

Pop.  218,334.     Reg.  Elec  4,61a. 
Rttumimr   Officer- -]o\\.n    Riddel   Mtisgrave. 

£k{..   fP.,  Dnimglan  House,  Belfast,  and 

Knockbrack.    Croaghrotis, 

Donegal  (High  Sheriff). 


2,274 
2,015 

1,954 


Ramelton,     co 


Dorchester  (DonetahlreX 

iC»nMti  o/tfu  old  borough  of  DorchetUr,  tmd 
parts  0/  Trinity  and  FordingtoH.) 


William  Ernest  Brymer  (C)     ..      374 
Hon.    Algernon    William    Ftdke 

GrevilU[y.) 332 

Pop.  6,915.     Re^.  Elec.  817. 
Retmmint    Officer— WiWiajn     Durden,    Esq., 

Hollybank,  Dorchester  (MayorX 


Donettblre. 

John  Floyer  (C.) 

Hon.  William  Henry  Berkeley  Portman 

(L.) 
Col.    Hon.   Edward    Henry  Trafalgar 
I>igby(C.) 


Pop-  19s. SS4  (143.(78)-     RcK  Elec.  7,558. 
RetMming  Officer^Gvorgt    Churchill,    Em|., 
AJderbolt  Park,  Fordiogbridgc,   Dorsetshir* 
(High  Sheriff). 


I>OTMr(XtntX 
{Cfftuist*  «f  tMf  parithtt  ^  St.  Jeimtt  and  St. 
Maty,  East  Ctiffe,  and  Dtn>er  CastU,  and 
parts  0/  the  parisktt  of  Buckland,  Charl- 
ton, Gutton,  and  Hongnam.) 


Charles  Kaye  Fresh  field  (C.)    ..    1,734 
Major  Alexander  Geoi^e  Dickson 

(C.)        1,701 

Hon.  Philip  James  Stanhope  (L.)  1,607 

Charles  C.  Walker  (L.)  . .  ..    1,506 

Pop.  28,37a     Reg.  Elec  4,239. 

Returning  Officer — Richard  Dickeson,  Esq., 
Dover  (Mayor). 


Downpatrick  (Ck>anty  Down). 

John  Mulhollaml  (C)        ..  ..176 

—  Fraser  {h.)        ..  ..  ..99 

Pop.  4.3«o-      Re«-  Elec  304. 
Retumutg  Officer— Ctipi.  Richard  Ker,  Mon- 

talto.  Ballynahinch,  co.  Down  (High  Shcrifl 

of  to.  Down). 


Downstalre. 
♦Lord  Arthur  William  Hill  (C.)     5,873 
Viscount  Ca.stlereagh  (C.)         ..   5,599 
Major  John  Sharman  Crawford 
(M 5.579 

Pop.  277,775(263.162).     Reg.  Elec.  13.085. 
Returning  Officer— Ca.fi.  Richard  Ker.  Mon- 
ulu,  Ballynahioch,  co.  Down  (High  SneriffX 


\ 


RITVItKtNO  MmBERi  TO  PARUAMEirr. 


t6j 


jAdM0MlLi 


rnjjunta  Whitwofth  (I*) 
Witm-mi^'  OJU»r -Tkm  StMriC 


X>roltwl«k  (W« 


mmdWmm. 


JohnCorbclKL.)  . 


52 


^i^t^M^      R«f.  ElK. 


Bik^  £m(..  Drua- 


M«irie«Brw)L  ..  5.763 

*Dr.  Robert  Lhrer  Ljrou  (L.)  ..  5,647 
:^>  Ankmr  Edmmri  Gmmmtu, 

Atin^(C)        5*446 

y^mm  StiHimg  (C)  ..  5.0S9 

PopL  MS.TM.    Ri«.  Ktoe.  !}.$»»• 

D.u.TpfTw,  •  •*  - 
(Hiiii&«kx 


Rt  Hon.  ThocDM  Edwaid  Tajrior  (C) 
Ion  Trsat  HamOtoo  (C) 
Pop^  t9Mniw»A¥^    Rag.  »«.  4.M*. 

siMftfrx  

BnUUn  UalTvnltjr. 


Rt.  IfoQ.  DttTid  Robcft  Plaakel«  LL.D., 
Ru  Hon.  Edwanl  Gtbwo.  Q.C.  (C.) 


««4 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,  BOROUGHS,   ETC., 


Rcf.  KUc  3,5». 

Aftrnmimf  OJfcer-R€v.    Humphrey  Lloyd, 
D.D.  (IVovoM  otTriaky  College,  Dublin). 


Dudley  (Woroeflterthlre). 


tmentary  horvugk  of 
:h  tkf  paritk  {in  tht 


{Cpmipriae*  th. 

i0tmfy  «/■  '  the  fxtra-^ro(kiat 

grmmmU^Pi-.ii.y  (  ,tsf/r  Hill,  tkeckaptlritt 
0/  Ptnxnftt.  lyfwkfMPor,  Qnarry  BanM, 
BrifHy  Hill.  Rf,iti.tll  Hill,  and  Old  Hill, 
in  tlu  ^ritktso/  Kingtwi^fcrdamd  R»tL'Uy 
Regit,  in  tM*  county  ofStaffifnL) 


Henry  Brinsley  Sheridan  (L.)  ..  6,948 
Alfred  Waterman  {Q.)  ..  ..4,163 

Pop.  82,347.      Re«-  E'«c.   1 4.947' 
Returning    Officer  —  Henry    Monev    Wain- 

wright,  Ecq.,  Solicitor,  Castle  Hill  House, 

Dudley  (Mayor). 


DumbartonsMre. 

Archibald  Orr-Ewing  (C.)         ..   1,333 
7.  \V.  Burns  {"L.)  ..         ..   1,324 

Fop.  58.659-     (47.a45-)    Reg-  Elec  8,976. 

Returning  (7^<-<v^ William  Ellis  Gloaff,  EfC]. . 
of  Kincairve>',  Perthshire^  and  6,  Herriot 
Row,  EUliaburgh  (Sherin  of  Dumbartoo 
and  Stirling). 


I>tun£rles  District. 

{jOompriiing  Dumfries,  Annan.  Kirkcud- 
trigkt,  I,ockmahen,  and  iiangukar.) 


Ernest  IS"  oel  (L.) 1,700 

PV,  Gordon  (C.) 872 

T.£.Byrm{Q.)  54 

Pop.  15,435.     Reg-  Elec.  2.931. 
RefumiugOfficer—S  orman  Macpher&on,  Esq., 
Professor  of  .Scots  Law  in  University  of  Edin- 
burgh  (Sheriff  of  Dumfries- and  Galloway^ 

Dammesshlre. 
♦Robert  Jardine  (L.)      ..         ..   1,577 
Liet*t.-Col.       George      Gustavm 

Walker  (C.) ,,505 

Pop  74.794(57.532).    Reg.  Elec.  3,409. 
RetumingOfficer—Hormnn  Macpherson,  Esq., 
Professor  of  Scots  Law  in  University  of  Edin- 
burgh (Sheriff  of  Dumfries  and  GallowayX 

DnndjOk  (Ck>iHit7  LonthX 


•Charles  Russell,  Q.C.  (L.)         ..  263 
m////  Ca//an  ( H.  R. )      . .  ..214 

James  Davis  (C.)   . .  . .  . .        9 

Pop.  10,404.     Reg.  Elec.  553. 

-John  Ribton  Garstin,  Esq., 


Returning  Offic 
Braganstown,  Castlebellingharo,  co.   Louth 
(High  Sheriff  of  Louth). 


mtTVmillNO  MUIBEIU  TO  rABUAMCMT. 


.65 


HotM— **  P»VO«JmA  KT  CAMDOBI.*' 

MiuiMd  (U)  ..  9,168 

cnoo(L.)  ..  6,750 

.jumtti  itsxmam\\J\      ..         ..  4*993 


DBBfrnaaoa  (Ooonty  TyroBftX 


'I? 


Frank  Hogh  O'DooneO  (I1.lt) 
Hemry  M4Utkiw$,  Q.C,  (U) 

(H«h  SlMriiraf  WiiiSm 

(TbtDiiM  d  DtyntuVkt  yi  grt  hn 

iktUibara^k) 


«tt.  T>nMtc^ 


Cha: 

Q  C  (L.)  *-. 
/«4W  mrUttty 
Mr.  HandMll 

«W  #■  m  mfu  ■ 

Sir  Farrer  Hencbdi,  Q.C  (L.) 
Fop^  t^ifn.    Rat.  Uk.  aj^a 

M4  _     _  . 

W«a«T>  HflL 


266 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,    BOROUGHS,   ETC., 


ParhAm.  HortlL 

•Lieut -Col.  John  Joiccy  (L.)  ..  6,233 

Charlet  Mark  Palmer  (L)        ..  5,901 

tSir  Gtorgt  Elliot^  Bart.  (C.)  . .  5.092 

^POP-  J^t54(»«|.64oX     Reg-  Elec  13.165. 
Retnrmmg  OfUtr— 


ShcrUOi 


Matthew  Kearney.  E«q.. 
Lanchctter,     Durham    (High 


S.93O 


Dnrham,  BoutlL 

Joseph  Whitwcll  Pease  (L.) 
•Hon.  Frederick  William  Lareb* 

ton  (U)  5,512 

Coi.  Charlts  FrevitU  Surtta  (C.)  4,044 

Pop.  170,413  (149.570).     Reg.  Elec.  «3.w. 
Rttuminf  t>^<r»— Matthew  Kearney,  Ks<i., 

The     Ford,     Lanchestcr,     Durham    (High 

SherifT) 


Edlnbuxvti  and  81  Andrew's 

Unlyenitlea 

Rt.  Hon.  Dr.  Lyon  IMayfair  (L.)  2,522 

Dr.  E.  R.  Bickersteth  (C.)        ..   2,448 

Rm  Elec  J  Edinburgh.  4,4^8. 
Keg.  tlec  I  sj   Andrew',  ubout)  1.600. 
HeturtuHfO^cer—Sir  Alexander  Grant.  Bart. 
Edir 


L  L.  D. ,    Edinburgh 
CbancellorX 


(Principal    and     Vice- 


Edinburgh  (Tlty. 


James  Cowan  (L.)  ,.  .,  17,301 
7.  //.  A.  Macdonald  (C.)  ..  5,651 
At  tfu  Gtneral  Ekction^   Duncan   M'Laren 

(L.)  polUd  17,807  vottt.     He  rtsigtud  Jan. 

18M,  t88i,  and  on  a  nrtv  tUction  <m  tkt  2jth 

0/  that  m/mtft,  t/u  rrsuit  kmj' — 
•Right  Hon.  John  M'Laren  (L.)  11,390 
\hdward  Jenkins  (L.) . .  . .     3,940 

Pop.  196,979.     Re^.  Elec  28,524. 
Rttuming  (?^r/'r— Archibald  DaviJson,  Eiq.. 

Edinburgh  (Sheriflf  of  Edinburghshire  and 

Uaddtn^tonshire). 


Bdlnbnrfliahlre. 

AttluG4n*ral  EUction,  the  f  Kt.  Hon.  William 
Ewan  Gladstone  (L.)  and  the  tEarl  of 
Dalkeith  {Q,) /olied  rtt^tivrly  i.<7o  aud 
1.368  voUt,  in  A^ril  1880  Mr.  GUuIstone 
accented  office,  and  on  a  mrweUctian  on  May 
S/h,  1880,  /Aerr  weu  met  any  ofpontian  to 
the  return  0/ 

fRt  Hon.  William  Ewart  Gladstone 
(L.) 

Pop.  338,379  (74.085).     Reg.  Elec.  3,a6a 
Returning  Officrr    Archil>ald  Davidson,  Esq., 
Edinburgh  (Shchfr  of  Haddingtonshire). 


Elcln  Dlstrlot. 

{Com^ruine  Elgin,  Banff,  CulUn,  Inverurie. 
JCintore,  and  Pettrluad. ) 


Rt.    Hon.    Mountstaart   Elphin- 
stone  Grant  Duff  (L.)  ..  2,o8j 

J.  M.M'Uan^Z.)        ..  ..       764 

Pop.  28,883.      Rep.  Eler.  about  3,806. 

RetumiMfr    Officer  Robert    Bell 

Esq.,   Sheriff  of    '  -,  and    Nairn 

14,  Groivcnor  Cr<  urgh. 


KlglTiBhlre  and  NaimsMre. 
SirGeorgeMacpherson-Grant,  Bart.(L.) 

Pop.  53.8^  (43.598).  Reg.  Elec  j  ^4f^''f^\ 

Returning    (?#<:/r— Benjamin    Robert     Bel 
Esq^  Sheriir  of   Banff;   Elgin,  and    Nain.. 
14,  (irosvenor  Crescent,  Edinburgh. 

Ennls  (County  ClareX 
James  Lysaght  Finigan  (H.R.)    ..   124 
W.  cyBrimiH.K.)  ..  ..95 

Pop.  7,ia7.     Reg.  Elec  252. 
Returning   Officer  —  Thomas     George    Star 
poole  Nfahon,  Esq.,  Corbaily,  Quin.  co.  Clare 
(High  Sheriff  of  CO.  Clare). 


BirVRIflNO  MIMMftS  TO  PAftLUMKirr. 


167 


«co«BlCol«(C.)  a04 

CMmm{L.) 183 


toa>Ml^    WmbImmi  (Higk   ^ 


ties  Rovnd  (C)  ..         ..  3.691 

Col.  SMMd  Brbe  RoggUs- 

i:ruc(C4        aiS^i 

/».  If'M^lL.) a.369 

•p^ (i«9.7i'V     R«C.  Ki«c  6.}Ia 

'   wfjr  CUbvr-TlKMUM   JcMMT    Spiity> 
'  MtTHuwtoiy.  Emu  (Hi<b  ShmiSl 

WmuL,  Wouth. 
Thoaus  Charles  Baring  (C)     ..4,841 
Uent.-Col.     Willkun     Thomas 

MakiiM(C) 4*7^ 

RJteard  Nartk  Buxtm  (L.)      . .  4,324 
Lmimrd  LyHI  (\^)  ••  4«t47 

Fop^  (tti.vjtX    lUf*  KIm.  It. pyx 

Mrtmnti^  OJUrr—Jhomm   Jmmmt    Spiny. 

lMtZ,WMt 

Sir  John  Henry  Sclwin-Ibbetaoo, 
Bart.  (C)         3,664 

I^.-Col.  Lord  Brownlow  Eustace 

r,.  Cecil  (C) 2,397 

7X'm$aj  Fmult  Buxim^  Bmrt. 

J) 1.77a 

Pofk (•ts.*?4X    R««.  MUc  j,rjai 

Kftmming  (Mbvr— ThoauM    l«MMr    Spillv. 


AH  SmCm,  mmJtmm.  mtd  St,  r^tr,  Mf^t- 


lUttMr  (L.)  Mtf 


KaMWr  (L)  mmd  A%»«da  Bo*th»kk  (C) 

Fr^awkk  Duoa.Haf«ka4  (C)   vT     <>• 

•Frederick  Dixon- Hartlaad  (C.) 
^rrnnifai   ^Kr    OMi?«as    Iprf^,  B««. 


(Ctmt^risimf  iMt  fttr  mmd  emmij  ^  EsHrr, 

AmUrv   0f  H0mmirm,  SL    Tkmma  tk» 
A^tU,  Ti^tkmm^mmdAlfkimittm.} 


•Edward  JohnwQ  iL.)  ..         ..  3,038 
'HcnryStaflbid  NorthcoiefC.)    a,  coo 

Frtmnd^  CSG^AMrr  ,^   g«q.. 

SwB«oa.  i<rSiM«iS(i«e«,£wu«iSlM>% 


s68 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,   BOROUGHS,   ETC., 


BFt(taflBlkX 
(CmtitiB  mf  the  p^tkn  ff  £y»,   H^xne, 
RtduiiJMd,  0€eM,  Tk0md»m7Bmum0rtk, 
V€utlejf,  Thnmdnitm,  Brum*.  Dmkmm,  Mut 
OmkUf. 


N^5^" 


•Ellis  Ashmead-Barllett  (C.)    .. 
Charles  Boston  ( L. ) 

Pop.  7.038.    Reg.  Elcc  1,081. 
Returning  OJUcer—l^K  Mayor. 


478 


FAlklrk  DlBtrlct 

Comprising  Falkirk,  A  inirie,  Hamilton, 
Lanark,  and  Linlithgow.') 


John  Ramsay  (L.) 

Capt.  Af'Taggart  (C.)    .. 

Pop.  43.322-     Rce.  Elec. 
Returning    O^cer  —  Hilliam 

E»q.,  Kincaimey,  Perthshire  ; 

Row,    Edinburgh  (Sheriff  of 

DumbartonX 


Gloag, 
;in(i  6,  Heriot 
Stirling    and 


F&lmontli  (Ck>mwall)  [See  Penrynl. 

Fermanagh  County. 

William  Archdall  (C.)    ..  ..  2,479 

t Viscount  Crichton  (C.)..         . .  2,443 

J.  G,  V.Porter  (L.)      ..  ..  1,835 


Pop.  9a,688  (86.789)1     Reg.  Elec  4.778- 
Rf turning    <^<»r— Robert    Hassard,    Em 
Dckcrtcreat,  Dungannon,  co.  Tyrone  (Hi^ 
ShcriflT). 


Flfeslilre. 

•Hon.  Robert  Preston  Hnjcc  (L.)  2,421 

Capt.yaffusT<rwnseHdOswaid(C.)  1,373 

Pop.  160.735.     Reg.  Elec  4,767. 

Returning  Officer— ).  A.  Crichion.  E»q.,  13, 
Nelson  Street,  Edinburgh  (Shcrifl> 


Flnitrary  (Middlesex). 

(CouMsU  of  the  /karishes  of  St.    Lul 
George  the  Martyr,  St.  Giles  in  th. 
St.    George  Bloomshnry,   St.    Mnr^ 
Newington,  St.  ^'         '   ' 
aful  St.  John,  ( 
St.    A  ndmv,   / .. 
Inn,  part  0/  the  panan  of 
the    libertiet    or  jkUues   0/ 
Hatton  Garden,  Ely  RenU,  J  . 
Rolls,    Glass-house     Yard,     J /u    tJtoru 
house,  Lincoln's  Inn,  and  Gray's  Inn.) 


t  There  are  no  borough  arms.  ] 
Sir  Andrew  Lusk,  Bart.  (L.)  ..   16,128 
William    Torrens     M'Cullagh- 

Torrens  (L.) »5.247 

Major  F.  Duttcan  (C.) . .         . .   12,800 

Pop-  443.3 « 6.     Reg,  Elec  44.955- 
Returning  Officer— ChsLxiet  Albert  Bannister, 
Esq.,  70,  Basinghall  Street,  E.C 


Flint  District 

{Cou^rising  Flint,  Caergwrle,  Catrwys,  Over- 
ton, RhuddioH,  HolywU,  M»td  and  St. 
Asa^h.) 

John  Roberts  (L.)  . .         . .  2,039 

Capt.   Philip  Pennant  Pennant 

(C.) 1,468 

Pop.  23.940.    Reg.  Elec  3,794. 

Returning  (?/fff«r— Richard  Muspratt,  Esq., 
Trelawny  House,  Flint  (MayorX 


Fllntahlre. 
Rt.     Hon.    Lord    Richard    de   Aquila 

Grosvenor  (L.) 

Pop.  76.245.    (52,347-)    Reg.  Elec.  4,704. 
Returning  Officer  —  Capt.   Arthur   M  csh 

Puntryfydd,  Uodiari,  Rhyl,  Flintshire  (U 

bherifl"). 


RRVBNINO  MmUM  TO  rAKMAMtllT. 


t«9 


1   ;  ,i(^4MaX    Ui,  Ike.  |.«|4. 


H.B. 


i  Icnty  BenMud  SaoradxNi  (L.) 
Fb^  ii.4f«.     Ric.  Eke.  t.j^ 

4.  y^m  lutd  H«mm,  Prmm. 


Oilway 

I  R.) 
,    ,  ,NoUui(H.R.) 

''•Jp-  •)SA»7J  (n*.4J7X    lUf.  Kkc  4.9"* 


Oilwajr  Borough 


•fohnOrrell  Lever  (CH.K.)  ..  coi 

•Y  P.  O'Connor  (II. R.)  ..  Js; 

AUrrwum  Hugh  Tmrfiy  ( H.  R,)  481 

fv^  IJ.I14.    iUg.  Eke  173. 


(Dartoaaa 


•Walter  Hcm>  ^ ,:^)       • .   3749 

CBrmteiO I.570 

Hp,  4t.N^    Rat.  El*:,  ii.ss*- 

•E.  & 


mnr  HtuMy 
U..CoLChfteoplwr  Riot  Maoicl  T«Ibo( 

(L.) 

PxiF  J0^oio  (i4«.a«iX    lUg.  Ike  tMit. 
K4tmpmimgCJ^   Ikai -CeL  Rkkuid  FtMlc 

(HigliSlMfin 


^#Mr«I.JA^AM,«W 


Ocom  Anderson  (L.)  ..  ..  24,016 
Ourle*  Cameron,  M.D.  (L.)  . .  33,658 
•Robert TweedieMiddleton(L.)  23.360 

IK  Awry  (C) 11.612 

Sir  ^fiamta  Bmim  {C)     ..         ..  11,071 

Fb^  4n.t44-    *•».  Eke.  sy,fHL 
Xftmndme  OJkn--ffmd^  WBba  Chtk. 


270 


COUNTIES,    BOROUGHS,   CITIES,   ETC., 


OlMffow  and  AlMTdMn  IbartnltlM. 
*James  Alexander  Campbell  (C.)  2,520 
AUxamder  Ashtr  (L.)    . .         . .  2, 141 

Rc«.  EIk.  6.064. 
XthirmimiOMetr—^trf  Rev.  John  Caird.D.  D. . 

Glaagow  (vicc-Chaoccllor  of  Vnivernty). 


aiOQ068t«r  City. 

(Ccm^sn  tk*  old  h^rm^  of  CUmcetttr,  and 
^«nitmi»f  the  ^rithftofWottcn  St.  Mary, 
ViUfc/U'ottPm,  LtmgjirdSt.  Mary,  Long- 
ffiniSt.  iat)ierimf,Ktmt*koimSt.  Cathtrinf. 
AVr/A  Hamltt,  Bttrnwood,  South  Hamlet, 
HemUtifmdj  Bttrten  St.  Aimry.  Barton  .St, 
Mkkmttt  U^tmSt.  LtoMords,  Tufftey) 


'•Thomas  Robinson  (L,). .  . .   2,797 

Charles  James  Monk  (L.)  ..   2,680 

W.  K.  fVai/ iO  .-2,304 

Sf.  John  Benjamin  Ackers  (C.)      1,898 

Pop.  31,884.     Reg.  Elec  5,583. 
Retnrmng  OJUer-The  Sheriff. 

Gloucesterslxlre,  East. 

Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Michael  Edward  Hicks- 
Beach,  Bart.  (C.) 

Jolm  Ranald  Yorke  (C.) 

Pop.  208,190(92,936).    Reg.  Elec  8,579. 

JteturHtmtrOJUer— George  ^M'**"*  BUthwayt, 
K»q.,    Dyrham    ~    ' 
(High  Sheriff^ 


Park,    Chinnng     Sodbury 


Glouoestenliire,  West. 
Lieut. -Col.     Nigel    Fitzhardinge 

Kingscote  (L.) $,3^6 

•Lord  Moreton  (L.)  ..   5,164 

Z//on  Randal  Edvmrd  Shtrborne 

Plunkctt  (C.) 4,640 


Pop.  t77,S76  («58,777X     Reg.  Eleci«,i6a. 

'  '^ferr— Gcorfe  William  Blathway, 
:ham  Park,  Chipping  Sodbutf 
riff). 


Grantham  (Lincolnshire). 

{Com^rUts  tkt  ^rish  0/  Granthnm,  th* 
ttnvnshif*  of  SfittUgatt,  Manthor^,  LittU 
Gcntrify,  Harrowby,  amd part  qf  th*  parish 
^  Somerby.\ 


•John  William  Mellor  (L.) 
•Charles  Saville  Roundell  (L.) . . 
\Capt.   Henry  Francis  Cockayne- 

Ct4St(C.)  

R.  B.  Mar/ey  iO 

Pop.  15,00a     Reg.  Elec  3,390. 

RetumiHg  Officer-  George  Slater,  Em 
monger,  59,  High  Street,  Grantham  (5 


i»329 

1.304 
835 


(toayesend. 

{CoHsistt 

Gravttend,   and 
Nertf^tet.) 


0/   thf   parishts   of   MUtom 
part  0/ 


and 
tht  parish  0/ 


I 


MTUBNlltO  MKMlEllt  TO  PAmi4Alllirr. 


*ri 


Ai  iM0  C4mrmi  Mhrtim,  •J\mmmm  IWvm  (L) 
«W  Sir  Fnwek  Wyan  TWkmi  (C.  )  /^/i*^ 
ii>rtwrlifr6«.>44 »»d tAm mtm.  Ufmm 
iMb  Mr.   B««Mi  «Mr  MMMi«r.  «M  «m  m 


>^ir  SydiMjr  WaiOTlpw  (L.)     .. 
Sir  R§t«H  AmT,  ^(tff.  (C)      . . 

Pop.  »7.«5».      *•*.  Kk<-  >.»tS. 


y 


LL.d!7V  MoniT  PUc*.  Ediaterill  (SiMrtff 


QrttBwIob  (KntX 
wkk,  mmd  St,  >mmi  mmJSt.  NkMm  DtM- 


PtmmuUitd.) 


William  Boon!  (C.) 
*Bwoa  Henry  de  Worms  (C.) 
Jama  Ehtmtttr  Smmmdtrs  (L.) 
Wilimm  Htnwy  Stme  (L.) 

l^ov^  i<7.ft]«.    lUi.  She  M,i«i. 

D««^<Hb«  lUiM.  Grawrkii.  S 


Ortmaby,  OrwH 


9,140 
8.152 


uMH  ^  Mr  fmwiaktt  ^  Crmt  Crimuh, 
rmt    Cmtu,    LitUt    Cmm,    Mmdi^, 


Wmttkmm,  Stmtikf,  CIm,  Wmk^ 


*Edwanl  HeoMce  (L.) ..         ..  i,os4 
rw.  Gmrgf  MtHntd  Amam  {O  2,001 

fnp.^K^    R^ElK.6^ 
Mftmfmti^  ajk^r-TU  Mayor. 


KCmakU  ^  tkt  fmntkm  ^  Htfy  THmiif  mmd 
St.  Mmty,  mmdpmrta  «/ Mr  fmwi»kM  ^  St. 
Nkk0U$,  SJ^^^  imd  Shkt.  mmdTkt 


DensO  OmIow  (C)  *•  70$ 

Tktmms  RUkmirimm  Kem^   Q.C 

CM       $;• 

Fop.  9.1BI.    Umt.  Ehc  t.«oA, 
<Mbrr  -.  AMmmo     U| 


^^Vr^'YT  '^^^""tS.  ^f-^y*^  Hmtkm^  : 
St.  itmttktm,  BHkmml  Cfwm;  mmd  St. 
Ummml,  SJh^mdUa,} 


27a 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,   BOROUGHS,  ETC., 


Attkf  On»rml  Ettrtim^  Hwrj  Pawoctt  (L-X 
John  Holms  (L.).  mmd  Gmtb*  C  T.  Butley 
(CX  MM  rnMttitHlr  i8.i66.  16.907.  «W 
tOkUt  9tUM,  In  April  t88o  M«Mn.  F«wc«« 
mmd  HoloM  mccepttd  0mcf.  ttmd  0m  a  ««» 
fiteHm  m  M«f  itk,  tSSo,  th*n  vnu  m»  #//«^ 
sititm  U  tkt  rtturm  ^ 

Rt.  Hon.  Henry  Fawcett  (L.) 
John  Holms  (L.) 

Pop.  36a.4»7      Re«-  £•««•  45.«»  (»bou»X 
Rtfmimg  Offictr—VXiAiKrA  EHU,  Etq^  Soli- 
citor, Hackney,  and  16,  Mark  Lane.  E.C. 


Haddington  District 


Btrmck, 


(C^m^riMimf   HiuUimft<m,    North    Bet 
DmmLr,  JttUmrgk,  and  Lander.) 

Sir  David    Weddcrbum,    Bart. 
(L.) i.o>9 

Capt.  y.  F.  Houston  (C.)         . .      607 
Pop.  13.08a.     Reg.  Elec  1,896. 

Rfturmng  (7^«>»— Archibald  Davidaon.  E«q. 
(Sheriffof  Edinburghshire  and  Haddington- 
shire). 


Eaddlnirtonshlre 
LoniElcho(L.C.) 
T,  R.  Buchanan  (L.)     . . 

Pop.  37.770  (49,056).     Reg.  Elec  1,040. 
Retuming  C^Jfrrr— Archibald  Davidson,  Esq 
triff  of  Ed 


469 


(Sher 


^rrr— Archibald  Davidson, 
iinburghshire). 


Halifax  (YorkshireX 


{Contists  0/  ike  mufiicifnl  borough  0/ Halifax 
«f  constituted  by  the  Halifax  Extension 
and  Imprwement  Act,  1865.) 


Right  Hon.  James  Stansfeld  (L.)  6,392 
John  Dyson  Hutchinson  (L.)  ..  6,364 
W.  Barber  \!Z.) 3,452 


Pop.  6s.  1*4.     Reg.  Elec.  11.055. 
Returning   njficer  —  James   Bairstow.   Esq  . 
Woollen  Merchant,  Heath  Lodge,  Halifax 
iMayorX 


Hampahire,  North. 
Rt.  Hon.  George  .Sclater- Booth  (C.) 
Capt.  William  Wither  Bramston  Beach 
(C.) 

Pop.  157.496-    Rp;r  '"' "' 

Retuming  0/f!cer—Siir  N  ■ 
Kempshou  Park,  Basing: 


Hampshire.  South. 
Lord  Henry  J.   Montagu- Douglas-. Scott 

(C.) 
•Francis  Compton  (C.) 

Pop.  a68,954  (tao,i56).     Reg.  Elec.  10.163 
Retuming OpScer— Sir  Nelson  Rycroft,  B.ir' 

Kempshott  Park,  Basingstoke  (High  Shcrifl  1 


Hartlepool  (The  Hartlepools). 

{Consists  of  the  municipal  borough  of  Hartle- 
pool,  the  tmvnships  of  Throston,  Stranton, 
— which  includes  IVest  Hartlepool,  —  and 
Sea  ton  Carrtu.) 

•Thomas  Richardson  (L.)  ..  1,965 
t/saac  Lmvthian  Bell  (L.)  . .  1,717 
Dr.  Tristram  {C.)  ..  ..    1,579 


Pop.  38.303.     Reg.  Elec.  7.016. 
Albion  Terrace,  Hartlepool  (Ma>'or) 


\l 


Retuming  Ojfficfr — John    HorsI 


7.016. 
Iey,_  Esq. 


Harwich  (EssezX 

(Consists  of  the  parishes  of  St.  Nicholas,  Har- 
wich, and  All  Saint/,  Doverconrt.) 


•Sir  Henr)'  >>  n;ui(  V  i)ii:r(C.)        368 
Col.  Gettrge  Tomline  (h.)  ..      310 

Pop.  6,107.     R«K-  £•««•  759- 
Retumine  Officer  —  Alderman   John    Henry 
Vaux,  Harwich  (Mayor). 


RKTVRNINO  MKMBCM  TO  PARLIAMIirr. 


»7S 


^  tkt  tmm  mmd  $tH  ti  ffmttii^ 


r 

I 


h«rl«JuMtMam]r(C)     ..  1,873 

fAf  Cmtm/  ElttHm,  TVwmk  Wramy  (U) 

WtSir  UghltwJ  J«Mi  JUrSbuakWorth. 

lUrt.  (L.X/«lb>^  r0tMtHmfy  t,tji  aW  i.tm 

>«r».    /«  A^pti  ido  Mr.  Ht— ty  «m/ft^ 

rh<MDMBn«ey(L.) 

HMUa(«(M*rorX 

BATtrfbrdvwt  (7«mbrokMhlrtX 


fm»*frtk,) 


I*/  M  «  M  tktttm  m  M09  itM.  itao» 


G«org«OttoTr8vtljrM(U)     ..  3.51H 
>«My  r.  J:  £^»^(C)..         ..      5$i 

K* 


-  Siikmfj,  mmd  m  fmrl  ^  Mr  pmrtak  ^f 


•Wdter    Nai 

Sl  Aubjn  \<  .)  466 

lAdoipkm  WUUam  Ymmg  (L.)        429 

Pope  1.761.    lUf.  KIk.  \/Ay 
RHnrmimg  OJU*9^' 

HclaUMidUyorX 


{CmuUU^th*  *0fmt^  ^  Hf^f^rd  mmd  Mr 
CmtthGmmm.) 


18 


274 


COUNTIES,   CITIES,   BOROUGHS,   ETC., 


•  I ojicph  Pulley  (L.)  ..  1,505 
•KolK-rt  Thrtthie  Reid  (L.)      ..   1,321 

*  I  icut.'Cci.  Grorgt Arbutknot{Q.)  1,099 
A/r.  Dixon  Nartiamd  {Q.)        ..   1,041 

Pb|k  18,335.    Reg.  Eke  3. 173. 
Jt*tmmim£  Ofictr  ->  TImmbm    Maund,    Esq., 
Sign  StTMt,  Hereford  (Mayor). 


Herefordshire. 
Sir  Joseph  Russell  Bailey,  Bart. 

(C.) 

Michael  Biddulph  (L.)  •• 
*  rhomas  Ducknam  (L.) 
XMajor  Danid  Peplot  Peploe  (C. ) 

Pop.  135.364  (109.  - 

E«q.,  Tilley,  Coun . 
•hire  (High  Shenff)^ 


3.077 
2,769 
2,726 
2,527 

Elec.  8,323. 
.^orth  Greenly, 

-.0.,  Hereford- 


Hertford  Borough. 

{Consists  of  tJu  parish  of  All  Saints,  portions 
of  tlU  /arisJUs  0/  St.  John,  St.  Amirnv, 
nnd  Btmgto.  and  of  portions  0/  tlu  libtrtits 
^ Bricktudtn  astd LittU  Ai 


Arthur  James  Balfour  (C.)        . .      564 
E.  E.  Bowat  (L.)  ..         ..      400 

Pop.  7,896.     Reg.  Elec.  1,081. 
Rttumine    Officer  —  ^ xV^vun    Baker,    Esq., 
Hertford  (Mayor). 

Hertfordshire. 

'ITiomas  Frederick  Ilalsey  (C.) 

Abel  Smith  (C.) 

Hon.  Henry  Frederick  Cowpcr  (L.) 

Pop.  192.735(184,332).     Reg.  tlec  10,05a 
.Kf turning  Officrr—]ohn  Evans,  Esq.,  D.C.L., 

Nash  MilU.  Hcmel  HempMcd,  Hertfordfthire 

(High  Sheriff). 


Horshain  (BqsmxX 

{Cmtistt  of  tk« parish  of  Hortkmsm.) 


•Sir  Henry  Fletcher,  Bart.  (C). . 
XjhffM  Clifton  Brorwn  (L.) 

Pop.  7,831.     Reg.  Elec.  1,214. 

"  *  Bosi 


Returning  Q 
North  Sire* 


frr— Edward  Ingram 
treet,  Horsham. 


605 
504 

lock. 


Huddertfleld  (TorkihlreX 

(Comprises  the  townships  of  H uddersfield , 
LindUy-cumQuarmby,  Loclnvood,  Almond- 
bury,  and  Dalton,  the  hamlet  of  Lower 
Linthtuaite,  and  part  of  the  township  of 
Longwood.) 


Edward  Aldam  I^caHiam  (L.)  ..   7,008 
IVilliam  Alexander  Lindsay  (C.)  4.4^6 

Pop.  74^58.     Reg.  Elec.  13.386. 
Returning  Officer —TtiOxsci%  Dinham.   Esq., 
Draper,    Wellfield,    Undley,    Huddersfield 
(Mayor). 


Hull,  Kingston  upon-  (TorkshireX 

{Consists  of  the  farishes  of  St.   Mary,  Holy 
Trinity,    Sculcoates,    Dry  pool,    the    extrn 
parochial  s^ate  of  Garrisonside,  part  of  tit 
parishes  of  Sutton,  lietsle,  North  Ferrih 
\md  Kirk  Ella:) 


.  ♦ 


RvrvftNiiic  Muiieits  to  faauamknt. 


»75 


f9^*iAf(tht^%    Ut,  Bk.  vtif. 


asiunt 


rw.jud  (L)..  12,071 

:%<m(U)       .11,817 

A>Am  A/hms^m  (C)       . .  6^067 
(*>  i4^)74-    lUg.  Kite  t6,t9y 


•,n$tt  0f  ri#  fmrUkn  •/  AU  Smimt$,  St. 
Jm.  Sf   Mmry^St.  BtmtJitl.  mmd  J  M< 
-4  mki^  Urti^  ^  C*dmmmknt*r^ 


\       >  int  Hiachingbrook  (C) 

r^  Mes.    RflC.  El«.  1.0)1. 
.  v/wnw'^    £S|bvr  —  GouacOler 


pC  WmkuB  Hcnnr  Fdlowcs 

.) l,7« 

fLoni    DoqglM  WiObm   Cope 

GonloQ(L.) 1,617 

XViKmmt  MmtimUt  (C.)        ..  i,S96 


Sir  Edward  WUlUm  Watkia,  Bart.  (U) 

P^  M.OM    R«».  Dk.  JA««*. 


^  Nmirm.) 


27^ 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,   BOROUGfI%   ETC., 


IiiTanMW-ahin. 

DonaM  Cameron  (C.) ... 
Sir    KcHMfth    HtMith    Madutttit^ 
Bart.  (L.)         

Pop.  87.48a     Reg.  Elec  1.851. 

Rttmmimg    Offictr  —  Willum     1%'ory, 
Edtnbu^  (Sheriff^ 


808 
779 

E«|.. 


Ipswich  (SuffolkX 


Thomas  Clement  Cobbold  (C.)     3, 142 
•Jesse  Ceilings  (L.)        ..  •  •  3.074 

If^iry  IVyndham  West,  Q.C.{h.)  3,025 
XJamesRedfoordBulwer.Q.CA^)  2.979 


Pop.  43.»63- 


Returning   Ojficer  —  SiSxtA 
Ip»wrich  (MayorX 


Reg.  Elec.  7.406. 
Wrioch, 


Esq. 


iBle  of  Wight 

jHon.  Anthony  Evelyn  Melbourne 

Ashley  (L.) I.986 

Benjamin  Temple  Cotton  {C)   ..    1,973 

Pop.  66.165  (57.697V     R«K    Klec.  4.954- 


Eetumlng  Officer- k.    Harboltle    Estcourt. 
Esq.,    Newport, 
Sheriff> 


Isle    of    Wight    (Deputy 


Kendal  (Westmoreland). 

iConsittt  of  the  trnvnthi^s  of  Kendal  and 
Kirklnnd.  and  ^art  ((f  the  townthi^  of 
Hetkergrttottkip.) 


At  Uu  General  Election,  John  Whitwcll  (L.) 
and  Alfred  Harri«  (C.)  ^lled  ret^tively 
1,118  and  541  x'otet.  Mr.  Whitwcll  died 
Nov.  idth,  1 880,  and  on  a  new  election  on 
Dec.  xtth,  the  result  was— 


953 
653 


•James  Cropper  (I..) 
Alfred  Harris  {Q.) 

Pop.  13,44a     Reg.  Elec.  1,917. 
Returning      Officer  —  Alderman      Bindloss, 
Kendal  (Mayor) 


Kent,  East. 
•Aretas  Akers-Douglas  (C.)      ..   5,541 
Edward  Leigh  Pemberton  (C.)..   5,473 
E.  F.  Davis  (L.)  ..         ..  4,959 

Pop.  347,038  (189,034).    Reg.  Elec.  13,169. 
Returning  Officer— Majot  Mawdistly  Gati5<(en 

Hc&t,  Park  House,  Boxley,  Maidstone (Hieh 

Sheriff). 


Kent,  Mid. 
Rt.  Hon.  Sir  William  Hart  Dyke, 

Bart.  (C.)         4,056 

•Sir  Edmund  Filmer,  Bart.  (C.)    3,781 
Edward  Catalet  CL.)       ..  ••3,318 

Howard  IVarburton  Elphinstone 

(L.) 3.020 

Pop. (134.995)-     Reg-  Elec.  8.763. 

Returning  Officer— l^Wynr  Mawdi&lly  Gaussen 

Best.  Park  House,  Boxley,  Maidstone  (High 

Sheriff). 


Bart. 


Kent,  West 
Sir  Charles  Henry  Mills, 

(C.) 6,413 

Viscount  I^H-isham  (C.)  ..  5,988 
Henry  Mason  Bompas,  Q.C.  (L.)  4,859 
J.May{L.)        988 


RrruRNi 


MIMBKIU  TO  PARUAMBWT. 


917 


H 


MflM 


Foe»onby 


Row  Una 

(H.R,) 
*.Sr    kowUnd 

(H.R.) 

f^  •9«.fl«4<iM,]i)>    lUff.  KUc  }.)M. 


BknaerhaMolt,    Bmi. 


*fohn  Brinton(L.) 

At  iMtCtmrrmt  £Ueti*9,  *lohn  bnnton(Ui. 
«WBM«iAlbtft  GnM({:),/0iM  m/^. 
tfmt^  itrVS  "■*<'  *'4T<  tWM.  /«  ^<i9  i8to 
Mr.  DfiiilaQ  »mmim<  mmdf  m  m«w  titcti*m 
0m  tJ^  lik  ^  tl0  mum  mmttk  kt  mm  rv 

Fovk  i9.644>    lUs.  Eke  J.774. 
/r«teMiAv(!^'i^^H.  R.  WiUk.  E«|..Gwpct 
MawAcitinr.  MonuagMdc.   KMldenRinurr 

nidart  Oooaqr. 
(  haHet    Hcmy    MeUon,    Q.C. 

ni.R.i 1,245 

•l.u-.r-  Irahy  (H.R.)     ..          ..  1,004 

Am^r^  Mn^rt  (XFtrr^U  (L.)  . .  6&4 

Jtma  Hmttu  KWM.)     ..         ..  395 

rt^  t4.>9iL    lUt.  KI.C  •.993. 
KrtmwmU^  Ogk*9^Ha^    R.   W.    Hartley. 

iMdiPlvfc,  giiiii,  VK  OuUm  (H^h 

SiMnn 


«.^M^. 


I         I.  Smhhwick(H.R.)         ..  318 
nuluxm  J.  Dokniy^  C.E,  (H.R.)   204 

FopL  ia.M4.    R<S.  El«c  67s. 
RHMwrntma  OJUrr -Jotm   M'OnMnr.   £««.. 
UidrBiy.lUliM«iy  (Hifk  SiMrtf  i 


'PMwanl      Purcell      MoIhaUea 

Nfaruim  U.n.  (H.R.)  ..   a,707 

'I  .  M.k  Leopold  MArtin,  Q.C. 

i  !<-) 2,674 

•  '^   -  WMmglm 

..      913 

,,  .    ,-^    Reg.  Eke  4.»54- 
.  JoluMtovB. ca  Kitk«aay(HiKh 


KUmArnoek  District 

iCif-t/ruimg  Kilmtmrmck.    Dum^mrfm,  Kern- 


•  3.  \:o 

..  a,OL>5 


178 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,   BOROUGHS,    ETC., 


Pop.  $8.7t7.     R«f.  Etac  7.700. 

81.  GfMt  lUag  Stfooc  Ediobursh  (SlMrUr 
oTAynhifvX 


Gen.  Sir  George  BaUbur,  K.C.B. 

(L.) 1.037 

D.  Simtmir  (C.) 500 

Pofk  34,6st.     Reg.  Elcc  t.838. 

Kftmrmitu'  0^cfr—]ehn  Guthrie  Smith,  Edin- 

burgli  (Shoriffof  Abordeen  and  KincardiocX 


Xing't  Coviaty. 

Sir  Patrick  O  Hrien,  Hart.(H.R.)  1,893 

•Bcmanl  Charies  Molloy  {H.R.)  1,742 

y/.  Kyiuksim  iC.)         ..          ..  801 

Pop.  75.781.     Reg.  Elec.  3,96a. 

XetmmiHg  Officer— Ia.-Qo\.  William  Grogan 
Graves.  DTL.,  Cloghan  Castle,  Banagher, 
King's  ca  (High  Sheriff). 


Klnaal*  (County  C«aX^ 


Eugene  Collins  (H.R.)      ..         ..112 
'/ohn  Carmuhad  M* Ostrich  (C.) . .     42 

Pop.  4,625.     Reg.  Elec  194. 

Retumini  Officer— ]o\ai  Harold  Barry,  F..<iq., 
Ballyvonare.  Buttevant,  co.  Cork  (High 
Sheriff  of  CO.  CorkX 


Kirkcaldy  Diatrlct 

{^0mtrxtiHg  KirkcaUiy,  liumtitlcuid,  Dysttrt, 
and  Kingham.) 


•Sir  George  CampiWH  (L.) 
Charles  Scott  {Q.) 

Pop.  a6,345.     Reg.  F" 
Rftumitut  Officer- \.  A.  ( 
NdMdStreet,  Edinburgh  f 


2,763 

59 

'  shire). 


Klrkcadbrlghtslilre. 

•Cjipt.  John  Robert  Heron  Heron- 
Maxwell  (L.) 982 

G.  Murray  Stewart  {Q.)    ..  ..961 

Pop.  41,853(34,693).     Keg.  Elec  3,304. 

HeturtuHf  Officer— The  Sheriff. 


K^iaresborough  (YorkaliireX 

(Consists  0/  thf  tcrwH  of  K naresborough  nmd 
a  portian  of  the  township  0/  Scrtven-with- 
Tentergaie^ 


At  the  General  Election,  "Sir  Henry  Mevse^ 
MeyMy-Thompwn,  Bart.  (L.)  and  } Basil 
Thomas  Woodd  (C)  foiled  respectively  357 
and  341  iHttes.  In  July  1880  Sir  Henry 
Meysey  Meysey-Thocnpaoo  toas  unseated  on 
petition,  and  at  the  time  0/ going  to  press 
tkt  teat  is  vacant. 


RrrURNINO  MKMBEIU  TO  PARUAMEITT. 


«19 


{Ctmittt  0/  tkt  fmwukf  ^  St.  Mmtj  M'«*M 
«M.  •mdfmrh  •f  Mr  JmHtkm  Jst.Cm 
Ctm^pmtUmm^St,  tim^  LmmLik.} 

AldOTMA  Sirjmm  Cterke  Uw. 

AMinBMiWilBMiM*Aftlmr(L)  ii»983 
y,Mu;pmMmmnl,Q.C.  (C)  ..  16^701 

IV»^  I7V.II&     R«i.  Eke  9».)4* 
Ktimrmime  Omtn^rnimitk  Omiim  Abboct. 
I«q..  174.  9mtk  UMbMli  RxMd.  S.W. 


Sir  Tbonuu  Edward  Colcfaiookiu  But 
f^  5J«.S*»  Oti^nX    *•!.  Etas.  MbjM. 


1,808 


'Ape.    Tohn   GleBcaini  Carter 

HamtftoQ  (L.) 

:Sir    mmdkam   CJkaHa  >m« 
Cmrmickad'Amtrmtktr^   BmwU 

(C.) M30 

P^ (n.5S«X    lUf.  Etecjb«M^ 

E*q.7GLfev(8b«tf). 


»-'    Hon.  Frederick  A.  Stanley 

8,172 

Ccn.      Randle      Joseph 

M.G.  (C)  ..   7.50s 

r  (L.)  ..  6,500 

Kttmrmimt  OJUtw^lhm  High  ShcriC 


'Robert  Lcakr  fl.i  ..   II,JIS 

•William  A^:  ..   11,391 

BMrtmKK:^) 10^569 

l^mBHl  HtfdtsiiU  {C)         ..10^419 
Nv^  tMun^Um^ifi^    Rcc*  E>k.  ^.oty. 

ir<»>i«rfi^  q#wr-TlM  Higk  SWriC 


Wtt-WMt 

Rl  Hon.  Sir  Richaid  Aadidoa 

CroM»G.C.a(C)  ..ll,4J0 

CoL  John  Ireland  BlaaibaraeCC)  10^905 
XmiUmmitmtkt^miL.)  ..9^666 

^P" iys»M^y    lUf.  Cl«c  S6.0S4- 


(CmaUa^  tkt 


fRt  Hon.  MarqocM  of  Hartiwtoa 

(U) 6.682 

•Frederick  WUUam  Grafton  (L.)  6.513 
nUiiam  Fvnr  E€nfd{Q:\    ..  5,231 
X4«  /Wr,  CkmmkeHmm  StttrkU 
^<-') 5.«83 


Sir  Haidinge   Stanley  Giflard. 


O.C.  (C.) 


419 
334 


(CotoMi  DMkia'ft  iMMMiimygiwikiMa 


28o 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,   BOROUGHS,   ETC, 


(ToMbmX 


|.»hn  Barran  (L.)  ..  ..23.547 

•WiUiam  Lavies  Jackson  (C.)  . .  l3o3» 
X  William  St.  Janus  Whulhouse 

(C) 11,965 

Attkt  Gewml  Election,  tk*  Rl  Hon.  William 
Kwart  Gladstone  (L.)  was  returned  with 
ai,6aa  t'Ctes.  In  April  1880  he  accepted 
cjice,  atul  <m  a  new  election,  on  May  St  A, 
1880,  tAerf  was  not  amy  opposition  to  the 
return  qf 

•Herbert  John  Gladstone  (L.) 

Pop.  318,939.     Reg.  Elec  ^9,000. 
Fetumine    oifUcer—O^r^t    Tatham,     Esq., 
Springfteld  Mount,  Leeds  (Mayor). 


Leicester  Borough. 

{Comprises  the  parishes  of  St.  Margaret.  St. 
Ltonnrd.St.  Nicholas. St.  Martin  .All  S<i  m  is 
amJ  St.  Mary,  the  liberties  0/  Castle  ^'ir:i> 
and  Newark,  and  the  extra-parochial plaees 
<i/ Black/rianand  White/riars.) 


Peter  Alfred  Taylor  (L. )  ..  10,67 C 

Alexander  M  'Arthur  (L.)         . .  10,438 

iV.  WitttfrtoH  {Q.)         ..  ..4,186 

JoAn  Henry  Boyer  Warner  (C.)  3,820 

Pop.  tao.ooa     Reg.  Elec  18,808. 

RttumimrOfficer~}o\\n  Bennett,  E»q..  The 
Limes,  Princeu  Road,  Leicester  (Mayor). 


Lelceiterslilre,  MortlL 
Rt.  Hon.  Ix)rd  John  Manners  (C.)  3.213 
•Maj.-Gen.  Edwyn  bherard  liur- 

naby  (C.)  2,991 

Hussty  Packe  ( L. )  . .         ..2,651 

Pop. (96.300).    Reg.  Elec  6,619. 

Returning  OJScer—GeoTgt  John  Moore,  Esq. , 
Appleby  Hall,  Alherstone,  Leicester  (High 
Sheriff). 


Leicestershire,  South. 

♦Thomas  Tertius  Tagct  (L.)     . .  3,685 

Albert  Pell  (C.) 3.453 

X  William  Unxuin  Jleygate  (C. ) . .  3, 1 75 

Pop.  145.336(77.790.    Reg-  Elec.  <i,wi. 
Returning  Officer— Q^ot^t  John  Moore,  Esq., 
Appleby  Hall,  Atherstone,  Leicester  (High 
Sheriff). 


Leith  District 

(Comprising  Leith,  Musselburgh,  and  Pcrt9- 
belle.) 


Andrew  Grant  (L.) 

Pop.  44.277.     Reg-  Elec  10,333. 
^^•/MrM/wjf  CT/^fr^r— Archibald  Davidson,  E»q., 

Edinburgh  (Sheriff  of  cos.   Edinburgh  and 

Haddington). 


RCTUItNING  MCSfBCRS  TO  FAKLIAMEMT. 


aSi 


^)lhiiToittn}iMn(C)           ..  1.038 

i>or  FruKU  O'Bcinw  (U.  R  )  7 17 

.  7.  AVi(**w(H.R.)  $93 
,>^  «%!•••    K^g.  l^lK  ».i«> 


ac.A<u      Sid 

Eas.  EIk.  i^)^ 

Um»  .  RklMH  T« 
(Hick( 


457 
355 


^KfSi 


Riiikiii(C.) 
/kir  (L.) 

.'»fi«<«r  (^''^  Hmmms  Bri«o« 
U4..  WiM  McrdMM.  16,    BtoMl   ScTMc; 
UoaiiMi«r(lUy«r> 


wi:i<f  ff  tAfJturitJUn  ff  AH  S4umt$.  St. 

^k^mH.  St.  rhmmm  im-thfC^gt.  /^rl  t>/ 

/V  fmwi$kn  ^  Kimtptm,  St.   Aunt.    St. 

Am  tkf  Btt^Ai,  Sm^ktmr,  St.  J  •km  m  mdrr- 

ir-CMlie,    mmd  Smik  Mmiimg,  mmJ  tJU 

.utit  pr<inmet$.) 


Atlk$C«mtrml  KheUm^  IiMM..CoL  KidMrd 
Dr>«t(C)«WSir  J«lM  ••iiibwM.  BMt.  (L.) 


Jmm  iMo  Lk<rt.*Coiri>]ro(t  »«f  mmmAttit, 

mmd  9m  m  mtm  *it€tUm  0m  Jmtj  1^.  iHo, 
tiu  rttmU  imu— 

Lieut. -CoL       ThcophUtts      John 

Levett  (C.)         578 

Siry»km  Siimimnu,  Bart,  (L)  .  .•  544 

Pop^  f^aa    R«i.  EUc  1.174- 
/tftmmimf  OJkfr^Edwrd  TlmMft  SMkcy 

E«|..  UchM(SlMnff)L 
(Th«  iMcTM  of  Um  Ead  of  LkkAtId  k  ««fy 
""   io  ilMcity.) 


i#^sii®i?^: 


'WtlUam  Langham  CKmiie  ICA 


aSs 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,   BOROUGHS,    ETC., 


Richard  O'Shaugfanes^  (H.  R. )  i .  109 
DanidFttxgenild(;ahl)ctt(H.R.)  989 
>i*Mr  Spaigkt  (C.  H .  R. )  620 

Pop.  }9.»t8.    Rcf.  Elec  1.934- 
Itttmmitut  OtUtr—Hmancm   Ltniluui,  Esq. 
I.P.7M.R.VA..  C 

a 


pTTi. 

[Hiflt  ShcriflTX 


G«orx«  Stroec,   Lioicrick 


Umeriek  Oonntj. 
William  Henry  O'SuHivan  (H.R.) 
Edward  John  Synan  (H.R.) 

Pop.  151,485  (i4>. 64 3X     Reg-  Elec  6.085. 
Returminr  Oficfr^—)ohn  C    Dclmcge,   K»q.. 
t  Paric,  CO.  Limerick  (High  Shenfl). 


Lincoln  City. 

(Cmtitit  pftkt  oldcitfof  Lincoln,  Tht  Bail, 
Tkt  Ciate.  ami  Cnttwick  Common.) 


Charles  Secly  (L.)  . .         . .  3,401 

•John  Hinde  Palmer,  Q.C.  (L.)    3,128 
XCoi.  Edward  Chaplin  (C. )       . .  2, 1 90 

Pop.  36.762.     Reg.  Elec.  6,447. 
RetMmingOjgiicer^G\\\x.T\}o\iT\  Dashpec,Esq. , 
28,  Tentercrofl  Street,  Lincoln  (Sheriff). 


Mid. 

Henry  Chaplin  (C.) 
•Hon.  Edward  Stanhope  (C.) 

Pop.  102,287(101,382).     Reg.  Elec.  8,822. 
Retmming OMcfr—'Sa^^tvajMxX  Heneage,  Esq., 
East    cue    Withcall,     Lincolnshire    (High 
SheriffX 


LtnoOlniliire,  NortlL 
•Rol)crt  I^ycock  (L.)    ..         ..4,159 
Rowland  Winn  (C. )       ..  ..   3,949 

XSir  John  Dugdale  Astley,  Bart. 

(C.) 3.865 


Pop.  nt,8t4(ii7,785X     Reg.  Elec  10,639. 
RetMmint  Officer— l^tx^OMifX  Clayton,  Emi,, 
East    Cliff.    Withcall.     Uncolnshire   (High 
Sheriff). 


Llnoolnahlre,  Bonth. 
•John  Compton  Lawrance,  Q.C. 

(C.) 4.5»8 

Sir     William      Earle      Welhy- 

Gregory,  Bart.  (C.)  4»290 

F.  C.  Sharp,  {U)  ..   3,583 

Pop.  182,433  (t25.o66X     Rtg.  Elec  10,710. 
Returning  ^rt'r— Nathaniel  Clayton,  Esq., 

East    L^iff.    Withcall.     Uncolnshire    (HIkH 

SheriffX 


Llnlithffowaliire. 

Peter  NfLagan  (L.)  .-747 

y.  P.  B.  Robertson  (C.)     . .  . .   256 

Pop.   41,191.     Reg.  Elec  1.239. 


Returning   Officer  —  Cveorge    Monro,    Esq 
i,  Darnaway  ^ 
Clackmannan). 


rntng   ujpcet — ueorge    jnonro,    r.sq., 
S,  Darnaway  Street.  Edinburgh  (Sheriff  of 

cii  ■ 


Llsbtirn  (County  Antrim  «nd  Down). 
Sir  Richard  Wallace,  Bart.,  K.C.B.  (C.) 

Pop.  9.651.     Reg.  Elec.  768. 
Returning  O/^cer—  Juae%  Stewart    Moore, 

Esq.,     Ballydivitty,    Dervock,    co.    Antrim 

(High  Shei%ff  of  AntrimX 

LUkMTd  (ConwaU). 

(CcMsisti  o/tAf-AorougA  andparish  ofLi*keard, 
and  part  o/itu  parith  if/ St.  Cleer.) 


Leonard  Henry  Courtney  (L.)     . .   370 
Rt.  Hon.  Edward  PUydell-Bouverie 

(L.)  30' 

Pop.  6.550.     Reg.  Elec  736. 
Returning    Officer  —  Borlase    Childs,    £•<{ 
Liskeard  (Mayor). 


•mmNIMG   MftMBEEl  TO  fARUAMKIfT. 


>ss 


*U  Drw^,) 


Rt.  Hoa.  Vncottnt 
I  Mwanl  WhHler  (C) 

v«j  rttmrmi^  (mMmi/  »pfmiiim,     /•  7«^ 


rd  Ckad    John    HaallKM 

) JI.OI9 

;    tmmiJVmstUiL.),,         ..   19,118 

Kfimwmmg  OMmr  WaW—  Bow  f arwood, 
»U^.,  KLdSTBwbe  BMk  fto<  Btudcli 
^viikK  Lmrpool(MayorX 


London  City 


wnttunji 

CotMHifC) 


MC3S6 


Faiirl«r(C.) •o^s74 

■Mil    Hon.    lobn    GdttbnuMi 

naUMUtKC.) IQ,>$6 

AMiiin  Williin  Lawrence  (L.)  $.050 
(K,  S.  Mnttm  {L.)  ..   5,8j7 

mUtn'JIfyrHmtiL.)    ..         ..  5.743 

B«|7m  iCk  CotML  BXl.  and  GMMpi 
lev.  lU|..  MKltt  Lmm.  S.C 


OCX 
^r /i#  GMVfWiM««te.  TiM  lU.  H«».  B0W1 


(L.X^M^  AnlMT  CkMta.  Q.C  (CX 
A#^[W  w9tpt€tmtfy  i,M4  <"a^  ilS  •«*>.  /■ 
Mmf  iMo  Mr.  Lmi*  mm  €wmtSrm  Pttr,  mmd 

thgm  wmt  •»  tpfmMm  itiAt  mrtmwm  ^ 

fSir  John  Lubbock,  Bm.  (L.) 


(VioaOMoallarX 


Charles  Edward  Lewb  (C.) 
M.//0if{L.) 

Xetmrmh^  OJktf^-T^m  llayor. 


Rt.  Hon.  Hugh  Law,  Q.C.  (L.) 

At  Ik,  GtnermI  Sitrtim,  Mr  Rt.  Hm  Hack 

kt  mttMmlMr,  mmdm  m  mtm  tiaetifm  m 
Mmf  tfk,  iMd^  kt  ««M  f9tu9m$d  witkmt 


284 


COUNTIES,   CITIES,    BOROUGHS,  ETC, 


Sir  Thomas  M*CIure,  Bart.  (I^)    2,91a 
S,  Ai.  AUxamifT  {C.)    ..         ..2,107 

Pop.  148.600  (143. 368X     Reg.  Elec.  5.8^3. 
Jtttmrmmr  Ofid^  —  Gtorg*    Calher,    htq., 

CamckhoKhl    Linutvady,  co.   Londonderry 

(High  Shaik\ 


Longford  Ck)tmt7. 
George  Krrington  (II.  R.) 
Justin  NPCarthy  (H.R.) 

Pop.  64.41*      Reg-  Elec  9,6a6. 
Sftnrmimr  Oj^c^r- ]ohn    Shaw,    E»q.,   J.P., 
Cl<x>ncallow  Houm,  Ballymahon,  co.  Lor 
ford  (High  Sheriff). 


>ng. 


Louth  Ck>unt7. 
tl'hilipCallan  (H.R.)     ..  ..902 

ylf   thr  Cfturnl  Election,  Alexander  Martin 

Sullivan  (H.R).  and  IGeorge  Harlcy  Kirk 

(H.R).  polled  resfiecthely  830  and  tU  votes. 

In  May  1880  Mr.  Sullivan  rtsirned,  and  on 
•    a  nrtu  election,  on  the  t^th  of  that  month, 

there  was  net  any  opfotition  to  the  return  0/ 

•Alan  Henry  Bellingham  (H.R.) 

Pop.  69.804  (57,885X      Reg.  Elec.  a.  168. 
Returning  Ojicer— John  Ribton  Garstin,  Esq. , 

Braganstown,   CasUebellingham.  co.  Louth 

(High  Sheriff). 


Lndlow  (Shropslilre). 

Comprises  the  old  borough  0/  L  ttdlmu,   the 


parish  0/  Ludloiv  Castle,  and  parts  0/  the 
parishes  of  Stanton  Lacy,  Bromjield,  a 
Lud/ord.) 


N 

Col.      Hon.      George     Herbert 

Wind.sor-CHve  (C.)     .. 
Lewis  Cinger-Glyn  (L. ) . . 

Pop.  6.203.     Reg-  Elec.  989. 
Returning   CT^r^r— Thomai   RoberU.  Etq., 

Ltidlow  (Mayor). 
(The  ioHuence  of  Earl   Powic  u  considerable 
in  this  borough^ 


343 


Lymlngton  (HantaX 

iCfrnpritet  the  parish  of  Lvntington  and  part 
^tke parish  o/Boldrt.) 


Col.  Edmund  Hegan-Kennard  (C.)  432 

J/.S.  StHtlh  (L.) 239 

Pop.  5,356.     Reg.  Elec  796. 

Returning  Officer— 'W,   S.    Good,   Emi,.   Silk 

Mercer,  High  Street,  Lymington  (Mayor). 


Lynn  Regla  (NorfolkX 

{Consists  of  the  parishes  0/  St.  Margaret  and 
South  Lynn  All  Saints,  and  part  0/  tht 
parish  0/  Caywood,  Lynn.) 


*Sir      u  i.liam     J  l«»vcll     i'.r«»-.\iu- 

Ffolkcs,  Bart.  (L.)     .. 
Rt.  Hon.  Robert  iiourke  (C.)  .. 
Lord  Claud  John  Jlamilton  (C.) 
frank  Lockwood  (L.) 


I.2S6 

J.257 
1,19a 
1,151 


Pop.  17,163. 
Returtiinr  Officer— 1l, 
Lynn  (Slayor). 


Reg.  Elec  a.779. 
Wilkin,   Ekq.,   King's 


Macclesfield  (Cheshire). 

{Consists  0/  the  to7vnship  0/  Moirlesfivld  and 
part  0/  the  tou/nships  0/ Sutton,  ifurdi/ifld, 
and  Tytheriugton.) 


RnVKNINO  MCMREU  TO  PARUAMIMT. 


t«$ 


iam  Cmn  BrocUehom  (L.)  2,946 

.JOuMlwick  (U)    ..         ..  3,744 

.'i4um  Mimlm  £st*m  (C.)     . .  2,678 

-i/y  CAsrlfs  imttkmm  (C)..  2,188 

Popi  1S.S7».     lUf.  tXtc  %fH- 
■aU.MierlMHiMQIayDr^ 


(C* 


;or  Alexander  Henry  Rots 

) 1.96s 

s\\\,  John  Evans  Freke  Ajrlner 

iC.) 1,83a 

\Sir  J^m  LmUmk,  Bmrt,  (U). .   1.73s 

\SirSy^myiit^  iVsttH0m(l^)  1,6x4 

FofL  •tf^M.    R^  BIk.  iM^ 

I -ftmnw  MaMMOM  (IU|«rX 


Coortaald  (L.)      .  79 

Sir  WtUimm  NnntU  A^.  Bart. 

(C.)  661 

Pop.  4J6&   lUc.  Ktec  1.4ML 


At    tlu   Ontrml  KUetimu  •t 
JohMM  (LX  «W  MrTWcbb  (CX  H^ 
mftctntfy  1S9  mmdj%v»tn,  /»  JV«/  itto 


*  William  Moore  Johnaon  (L.)    ..  JOI 
R.  W.  AV//r(H.R.)         ..         ..51 

Ketmrmimt  OJkrr-Jchm  Harold  Bwry.  Em.. 
fUllrroMTO.    B«u«ira«.   ca    Cork    (Hi(li 


Itallrroaaro.    B«tM 
SlMMTflCca  CbikX 


(Wntahlrax 

5/.  />««/  mm/  /i» 


(C^mtutt  0/  tAt  /mruJkn  mf  St.  Pmmi  mmd  tht 
CnmiS0mm^m/^  LiUh  Sttmtfud,  Ftuti^' 


a86 


COUNTIES,  CITIES^  BOROUGHS,   ETC., 


Walter  Powell  (C.)  ..         ..603 

C.  K.  ICiuAiMg  {\^) 310 

Pope  6,88a     Reg.  El«c  1,037. 
Hetmmimf  OMetr  —  George    Sparks,    Emj.  , 
Wexport.MilinMbiiry  (Maror). 

MaltOB.  (ToilcthlreX 

^{C»m/rue4  tAr  /amJIia  of  St.  MickiuL  St. 
L40mmrd,  New  Mmitmi^  OU  Ma/im,  tmd 


Hon.  Charles  William  Wentworth- 

Fitzwilliam  (L.) 809 

Sir  William  Cayley  Worsley,  Bart. 

(C.)  445 

Pop.  8.168.     Reg.  Elcc  1,396. 
Retumint  Officer ~}o\ai  Hoplcins,  ITie  Brows. 
Malton  (BailifT). 

(Earl  Fiuwilliam's  influence  is  great  in  this 
borough.) 

Kanchester  (Lancashire). 

{Compriset  tfu  tcrjonships  of  Manchtster, 
ChorltoH-upon-Mediock,  Ardwick,  BestuUk, 
Hulm€,  CkretAam,  Bradford,  NewtoH,Kirk- 
manskmlme,  and  Harfurhty.) 


•John  Slagg  (L.)  ..   24.0^ 

J. icob  Bright  (L.) 

Hugh  BirTcy  (C.)  

W.  H.  HoiUdrMorth  (L.)         . .  20,20b 

Pop.  384,644.     Reg.  Ele&  $8.7". 

Rftumimr  Officer  —  KXdttmMn  Baker,   M.11' 
Chester  (Mayor). 

Marlborough  (Wiltshire). 

(CoMtist*  of  the  old  horough  of  Marihoroiigk, 
and  the  pari ih  of  PretMtte.) 


At  the  Generai  Kiection,  Lord  Charles  William 
Urudenell- Bruce   (L.),    and    \jotA     Henry 


Au, 
tive, 
Bru 


gustusBrudenell-Bruce(C.),/o//<'</rcj/(T- 
fh  333  and  239  votes.  Lord  Charles 
idenell-Bruce  accented  office  April  1880, 


and  OH  a  mew  election  oh   May  yt/t,  1880, 
there, was  nat  any  opposition  tothe  te  urn  of 

Rt.  Hon.    Lord    Charles  William 
Brudenell- Bruce  (L.) 

Pop   5.034-     Reg.  Elec.  668. 
Retuminr  Officer  —  James    Blake    Maurice, 
Esq.,  Marlborough  (Mayor). 

(The  Marquess  of  Ailesbury  has  influence  ia 
this  borough.) 


Marlow,  Great  (BuoksX 

{Consists  of  the  parishes  of  Great  Marlo7v 

Little  Marlow,  Medmenkam,  and  Bisham.) 

\  There  art  nc  borough  arttis.  ] 

•Col.  Owen  Lewis  Cope  Williams 

(C.)  505 

James  Olliff  Griffits,  Q.C.  (L.)  ..  355 

Pop.  6,497.     R«g-  Elec.  905. 

Retumtnr  Officer— Thomm  King,  Esq.,  Wid- 
mere,  Great  Marlow. 


( 


RETURNING   MCMBKRS  TO   PARUAMCNT. 


«»7 


iC^t^Hmt  tkt  pmHtkf 


Mm  ^  Si.  Mtikkm, 
St.  f,tmt'pmt.  mmi  FiMi^j^n.) 


*nanielOr«nl  (L)  ..   I4.I47 

TboauttaMiBbcfi,Q.C(l«)  14.003 
fM/mUqf(C)  ..  11.800 


Mayo  Oo«Bty. 
t  O'Coimor  Power  (H.R.)..  1,64$ 

W  C^mtrmi  MtftHtm^  KWrfM  8m«wi 
ndl  (H  R.1  mmd  OMfi  IUm  Rnma 

.-A  JTmM  mmd/fr  Cmrk  city,  kf  thttnl  $0 
/«r  lAr  imittr,  mmd  mptm  m  mim  tttttitm, 
M0f  AAiA,  iMoti  <4ov  anM  aM#  m^  «^^ 

*Kcv.  IiaAcNcUondi.R.) 

Fofk  •4S.S|i'    lUs.  Rbu  ).Mi. 

QJhvf^Idwwd  It   Pvy.   Em.. 
■llMM.  BdlfaHi.  oa  liayo(Hi(b 


WmiUi  OooBty. 

K  .Wit  Henry  McUc  (H.  R.)    ..  1,253 

.'V  G^nermi  KlKti»m,    fCkariM  SMwan 
.nwU  (HR  \  mmd  iJkt  Hoik  Hmif  Lotioa 

"  mi$0  ffr 


Mr.    PBnMH  tttitg  MKttm 
>P0  em.  mmd/fr 

fAleaadcr  Martin  Sullivan  (H.R.) 
IV  t*MtB(9S.>J4X     R««.  EWc  j.l7y 


/tr  tkt  Imner,  mmd  t^m  m  «nv  tUrtitm,  m 


Jg^W^^  ».  W-^.  E^.. 


NavM.  CO.  M«Mh  (Hif  h 


SbvtfX 


S«m«el  Holkod  (L)     .. 

/>i»iii/^(C) 

^^-  4M«9'  *•«.  n«.  >.$T«- 


1.860 

I.074 


('iSi 


tk0»mntk  ffAktmdmm,  0m0t  ti  tL  jWitkm 
^kirtkjr  mmd  Fmtmmr.  mmdfmHtflkf  dif 
Mrt ^ Mtm-mb,  Atk) 

\Tkn9 mrt  m»  hmrm^k  mwm»,\ 

Henry  RkhanMD  ..  8.03c 

•CharlcftHcrbcft  lamc»(U)    ..  7.536 
mUUmThtmi»Lnrii{\^)      .4.445 

M^tmrmii^  /mt»P^Ukm  MorSM.  E^  * 


N0rm»muh.  »id  Ettm.} 
\%MMC  \Vil«OQ(L.)  ..    4,515 

Luui.'C*/,     SamtMi    AUxmrndtr 

Sad/rr{C.) I.6a6 

E^want  Dilipm  Limis  {L.)        ..   1.171 

Ketmmimg   OJUft^-Ckulm 
CE,.      Th«      "  • 

(ll«yorX 


Ri.  Hon.  Lord  George  Fruidt 

Hamilton  (C)  ••  12.904 

Ocuvtot  Edward  Coope  (C.)    ..12,338 
Hrritrt  GUdstotu  {L.)  ..  ..  8,876 

IV  •.sjM«»(«7<ko^    R^  El«.  J^w- 
hum,  E.C(SaHrtfb«r 


iCtmsuH  tf  t'^  MruJkf$  0/  Midkmni,  Smm- 
t^rmt.  Hfyd^t,  CAtUmrtt,  Crmgkmaa. 
DidUmf.   mmd  Cttkimt,   mmd  ^tttSm$    ^ 


C  Tktwm  mmt  mm  fawwyl  wnrng  \ 
Sir    Henry   Tharrton    HoUaod, 
Bart.  K.CM.G.  (C.) 

iV«.7S«. 


«»3 


988 


COUNTIES,   CITIES,   BOROUGHS,   ETC., 


•JohnG>van(L.)  ..         ..  2,818 

•William  Findlaler  (L.)  ..  2,545 

\Sh' John  Uslie,  Bart.  (C.)      ..   2,173 
XSeiuaUis  Evelyn  Shirley  (C.)    . .   2,099 

Pop.  na.785.     Reg.  Elec.  5.496. 
RttiimiHt[    (?/?if<r— Richard     Ruxton     Fiti- 
Herbert,  Esq.,  Shantonagh,  Castle  Blayney, 
CO.  Monaghan,  and  Black  Castle,  Navan,  co. 
Cavan  (High  SherifT). 


Momnonth  District. 

(C«mf>riiiHg  Monmouth,  Newport,  and  Utk.) 


•Edward  Hamer  Carbutt  (L.) 
1  Thomas  CorcUs  (C. ) 


2,258 
2,197 

Pop.  30.579.     Reg.  Elec.  5,046. 

JtetumtHf  flficer— George   Potter  Tippiiu. 

£aq.,  Monmouth  (Mayor  of  Monmouth). 


Monmoatluhlre. 
Hon.  Frederick  Courtcnay  Mor- 
gan (C.)  3.S29 

•John  Allan  Rolls  (C.)  . .  .3.294 

Non.  George  Charles Bradru:k(L. )  3,019 
C.  M.  Warmington  (L.)  . .   2,927  I 


„Po^  «98.»«  («56.667>     R«g   El«c  S.siJ 
RfturniHg  Jjffictr  —  James    Graham 


Hilston    Park, 
Shenff) 


HiUton, 


Esq.. 
Monmouth  (High 


Montgomery  District 

{Com^ruiHf  Montromtry,  LlaH/yltiH,  LI-\ 
idloet,  Afaek/Hl/etk,  Newtown,  a*ut  It'e, 


RetHmine  Officers 
and     NI.     E.     Jones, 


Hon.    ircacncK   Mcjuicn  Arcni- 

bald  Hanbury-Tracy  (L.)      ..    1,562 
Pryce  ^nes  (C.)             . .  . .    i,2M 

Pop.  18,655.     Ree.  Elec.  j.iao. 
'/  Oflicert—}.   M.    E.    Lloyd,    E-. , 
1.     E.     Jones,     Esq.,      Montgomcry 
(Bailiffs). 

Montgomerysliire. 

•Stuart  Rendel  (L.)        ..  ..2,232 

t  Charles  IVatkin  IVilltams-lVynn 

(C:.) 2,041 

Pop.  67,780  (48,9a6>.     Reg.  Elec.  5,291. 
ReturniHg  Officer— ^\r  Thomas  Gibbons  Fro 
DolcorsTlwyn  Hall,  Cemmaes,  Montgomer'. 
shire  (High  Sheriff). 


Montrose  District 

iComprising  Mont  rote.  Aherbroath,  Brtchin, 
Forfar,  and  Bervie.) 


RKTURNINO   MRMBCU  TO  PARLIAMEMT. 


««9 


Rl.  Hon.  WUUni  Edwtd  Bnivr  (L.) 
h^0t,H/k    K«f.  Hw.  a,*;!- 

llorp«t)i(1lortliaabtftaid)i 

.  tk  Cm$ih,  SifMUt,  H»fmi0it.  T^mmmtL 
//<r*  Ckmnk.  Cmmftm,  S^mlk  tUftk,  ^mri 
H^mMn,  *md  ffnmkmm.  mmJ  tJU  ^mHtA  ^ 

Tbomai  B«it  (L.) 

Fop.  }B.tl».    lUc.  EIk.  M9t. 
Rftuwmlmi  Ommr  -  W.   I. 
M«vp«L  (M^X 


Thoous  Earp  (L.)                    ..  1,073 

*  W  tUtam  Newam  Nicboboa  (C)  993 
//m.    iMfTTo^  AMmt^  G9H0m 

ftmek-Umttm  iC)      ..         ..  985 

%SmmmtlBtNUrBruUm{U)..  98a 

FiVi  ta.»L    Rat.  Uk.  s.a97. 

ITtwoMtto  upon  TjTM  grorthimbW' 
UadX 


jf)*c}>n  cowcn  u.  )  ..    11.766 

*AshtM  WnrtWortb  DUke  (L.)  io»404 
:CA«Wb     AWdMi    ^'MiMi/ 
IC) 5,171 

Com  Mwcl— t.  f ,  Wind 


•Ourlcs  Dooakboo-Hodioa  (C)  1.4S4 
WUUam  Shepbcfd  Alktt  (L)  ..  M$a 


175 


XSUfJkfm  RmtUmu  £4gi 

P*^  iS.M»>    R«f-  Khc  !.«». 

Mmi..  51.  Ltvwpool  Road,  Miwrirti  miIiii- 
Lya»«(>l.yt»rX 

V«w  lUlMA  [IM  Mattem). 
»9 


990 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,   BOROUGHS,    ETC, 


Htwport  dalt  Of  WlchU 

»f  the  ^rithfs  «/C«ruhmk^  St.  /fkM*u, 


Charles  Cavendish  Clifford  (L.)   ..  618 
Coi.  Pny/oriUS^.) 560 

Pop.  8,839.     ^^'  Elcc.  t,36a. 

RetHrruHg  O^cer—HnhtxX  J.  Orchard,  Ejiq., 
J.  P.,  Newport  (MayorX 


New  R08B  (Counties  Wexford  and 
Kilkenny), 

^6  "iL^Miait^ '^jicy 


At  tkt  Central  Election.  •Joseph  William 
Foley  (H.R.)«W  JLt.-Co*.  Charles  George 
Tottenham  (C.)  foiled  mpectively  165  and 
77  votet.  In  Dec.  1880  Mr.  Foley  rettgpud, 
and  at  the  time  0/ going  to  prett  tht  utU  it 
vacant. 

Pop.  7,112.     Reg.  Elec  867# 

Returning  Ojjicrr  .Sir  John  Tallwt  Power, 
Ban..  FdrrmirK?.  Knnincorthy,  co.  Wexford 
(Hi^b  Sheriff  of  co.  Wexford). 


Newry  (OonntlM  Armacli 


DownX 


•Henry  Thomson  (C.)      587 

R.  G.  Carvm{L.) 557 

Pop.  17,000.     Reg.  Elec  t.aor. 
Returning  Officer— Ca^K.  Richard  Ker  Moni- 
ralto,  Ballyachinch,  co.  Down  (High  Sheriff 
of  CO.  Down). 

Norfolk,  North. 
Sir  Edmund   Henry    Knowles  Lacon, 

Bart.  (C.) 
Edward  Birkbeck  (C.) 

Pop. (ii4,795X      Reg.  Elec  6,519. 

Returning  Officer— George  Duckett  Bemey, 
Esq.,  The  Hall,  Morton,  Norwich  ((High 
Sheriff). 

Norfolk,  South. 
Sir  Ro]>ert  Jacob  Buxton,  Bart. 

(C.) 2.917 

♦Robert  ThomhaughGurdon(L.)  2,906 
tOareScwfll  /iMd(C.)..  ..   2,905 

Pop. ("3.844X     Reg-  Elec.  7,412. 

Returning  Officer— ijcorgc  Duckett  Bcmey, 
Ksq.,  Tlie  Hall,  Morton,  Norwich  (High 
Sheriff). 


Norfolk,  Weft. 

William   Amhurst   Tysscn  Am- 
herst (C.)         2,671 

George  William  Pierrepont  Bcn- 
tinck(C.)         2,433 

Artihony  Uamond  iX-)  ..  ..   2,304 

Pop.  180,(70(112,365).     Reg.  Elec  6,471. 

Returning  Officer —  i'tcor%c  Duckett  Bemey, 
Esq.,  The  HaU,  Morton,  Norwich  (High 
Shcriff)i 


RETURNING  MKMBRRS  TO  PARUAMENT. 


191 


VorthAltortM  (TorlnriUrtX 
T^  WilHMi  ElUoilC.)         . .  4S3 


■>omau*r,  a 


tlsii^tkf  pttwiikM  ff  Att  Smimtt.  Si. 
H,  Si.  PHfr,  Si.  AmJmmm,  mmd  Si.  Sffmi- 


nry  LAbouchcrc  (L.) 
vrkiBndku^(R.) 


'ttSX^' 


^emotiMtr^  Q.C. 


4)^-RoMn    Dwbjr, 


4,158 
3.8a7 

2.826 


*Hoii.  Chuku  Robert  Spencer 

(L.) 2^5 

Lord  Burshley  (C)        ..         ..  2,405 

piiU(C,)  2.3,6 

Pop.  i<H  160  (w.e«x^R^  E»«  s.jij^ 

ll«ik«SL  Iteft..    ImIm    Ncwiob,    Noith. 
■■ip<n>Aiw(Hlili8h«rin   ^^ 


Miior  Faufiu  WUIUm  Cailwricht  (C) 
IvAtiuld  Knightler.  Bart.  (C) 


VomrambtrUiii.  Vorlfe. 

Rt. 

(C) 

..  t.i6j 

SifN 

U«cy. 

lUrt. 

(C;           .. 

.  2.001 

>iiiC/nr(L.) 

.  i.509 

IH«P^  9i.A«»(H«9«^ 

IU«.  £l»c  4.114 

^r/«r»AvC>ibyr.  J^  GMkftf  MMddk,  tm^ 

SwUhww^Mil^Bw 

iMdOlifflbSMtfV 

ad.  ft 

VarthamberU 

«ML 

•Albert  Grey  (L.) 

..  i«96 

Wentworth  Bbckeit 

BcaaoumC 

(L.)      ..         .. 

, , 

..  3.694 

XJUmi^Xidt^{C) 

•  • 

..  3.*« 

Fb^a«M(l4(ii<^«9»X 

R«» 

Sltel.t«i 

^^T^^if^rrJ^pMhnl  RidddU  Ein.. 

uSoK5§S&>'^ 

NofilMMitar. 

<c< 


If  onrleh  Of  orfWkX 

mautt  ^ftk*  city  mmd  <0mmir  a/  y^rmiek^ 


Jereauah  Jftmes  Colnun  (L)     ..  6,540 
•Jacob  Hemy  TiUett  (L.)         ..  6,512 

//.  Z/at^miL) 5,L2 

Zi<W..CW.    Or   Hw.    WiUuim 

wtru^iCy 5,032 

FopL  9o^]0x    R«g.  Ebc  iM9> 


Nonrkh 


MMi  y  tkf/anii^  ^  St  Mmpy,  . 


Si. 


993 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,   BOROUGHS,   ETa, 


^V^J^ 


•Charles  Secly,  jun.  (L.)  ..   8,499 

Saui  Jsaac  (C) 5.575 

Capt.  CUl(Q.) 5,052 

At  tkt  Grwrul  EUcHcn,  •John  Skirrow  Wright 
{\^)^iUd  8,05s  votes.  He  died  A^l  x^th, 
tSSo,  and  upom  a  new  election  an  May  Tth, 
1880,  tJkert  «Mtf  m0t  emy  epp^titum  to  the 
TttitrH  V 

•Arnold  Morley  (L.) 

Pop.  86,608.     Reg.  Elec.  18.699. 

Returning  OjKcet — Henry  S.  Cropper.  E«q., 
Sherwood  Rise,  Nottingham  (SherifT). 


Nottlnghanmhire,  North. 

•Cecil  George  Savile  Foljambe 

(L.) 2.813 

\  iscount  Gal  way  (C.)  . .  2,745 

I/ettry  Fox  Bristoroe  (L.)  ..  2,735 

\  William  Evdyn  Denison  (C.) . .  2,646 

Pop.  210,998  (ioa,33oX     Reg.  Elec  6,699. 

Jif  turning  Officer  —  Major  George  Coke 
Robertson,  Widmerpool,  NottinKbam  (High 
SheriflfX 


HottlTiyhainihIre,  SoutlL 

George  Storer  (C.)  . .   2,491 

Thomas  Blackboume  Thoroton- 

Hildyard  (C)  ..  ••  ..   2,227 

Samtul  Bottler  Bristowt  (L.)    . .   1,445 

Pop.  86a,957  (69,3S5X     Reg.  Elec.  4,879. 


Returning    Oj 
Robcrtvxi, 
SbcriffX 


—  Major    George     Coke 
dnerpool,  Nottingham  (High 


^^hawi  (LanoariklnX 


(Consists  0/  the  tc^'tuhips  of  Oldham,  Ck 
derton,  Crom^ion,  Rof€an,emd  Lees.) 


Ch4sd' 


John  Tomlinson  Hibhert  (L.)  . .  10,630 
♦  Hon.  Ed  ward  Lyul  ph  Stanley(I..)  10,409 
XFreda-ick  Lcnvten  Spinks  (C.)  . .  9,982 
S.  laylor  Whitehtad  {Q.)  ..  8,593 

t 
Pop.  jSo.ooo.    Reg.  Elec.  91,389. 

Returning  Ojfficer  -  James   Yatet,  Esq.,  Pit 
Bank  Hall,  Oldham  (MayorX 


Orkney  and  Shetland. 

Samuel  Laing  (L.)  ..  ..  896 

Kev.  Dr.  G.  R.  Badenoch  (C.)     ..518 

Pop.6,.88..     Reg.Elec{'s>,'J;:j;,''^ 

Returning  0_^cer-~George  Hunter  Thorn*. 
Esq..  52.  Great  King  Street,  Edinburc>) 
(Sheriff  of  Caithness,  Orkney,  and  Shetlaii 


Oxford  (Tlty. 

(Consists  of  the  parishes  0/  AU  Saints,  St, 
Ebbe,  Hplytfell.  St.  Atartin,  St.  Mary 
Magdalen,  St.  Mary  the  I'irgin,  St.  Mi- 
chael, St.  Peter  le  Bailey,  St.  Peter  in  the 
East.  St.  Johft.  St.  Thtmtns,  St.  diet,  and 
Bir.  nhe  parishes  0/ St.  A  Id  ate, 

St.  'ley,Headitigtfin,Marston, 

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pin  -",   the    Trap   Grounds  at 

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294 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,  BOROUGHS,  ETC. 


Plop.  tt^77«.    Rtg.  Elec  3.3S>* 

Kfhnmiiur  OMetT"  Robtrt   Giom,    Em.. 

WiM   llar^wtt.    Main   Su««t,    Punbroke 


(MayorX 

Ptmlvokethlrt. 
•William  Davi«(L)    .. 
C.  E.  G.  Pkillifn  (C) 


i»737 


Pop.  9«.?1*  (5».43?>     R««-  Elec.  5.059. 
RHurmmg  OjfUtr  'Sir  Owen  Henry  Philippe 
SoQwMd,  Bart..  WnUamMon,   Haverford- 
WMiaUffhSlMrUni 

PmuTii  and  Falmonth  (OornmOlx 

{C0n*utt  o/tke  mmmicipal  horoMgha  <^ Penryn 
mmd  FaimoMtk,  tkt  pixnsh  of  Falmoutk, 
Pmrt*  ^  the  Irishes  of  St.  Cluvias,  Budock, 
aiui  Myhr,  Mid  tkt  village  0/ I'lusking.') 


David  James  Jerik  ins  ( L. )  . .  1 , 1 76 
•Reginald  Baliol  Brett  (L.)  ..  1,071 
Sir  Julius  Vogcl  {Q.)     ..  ..      882 

y.  D.  Mayyu  {Z.)  ..  ..       765 

Pop.  16,819.     Reg.  Elec.  a.aoa. 
Chief  RetumtMg  Officer  —  M.   Lavin«   Esq., 
Pcnryn  (Mayor). 


Perth  (Borough). 


tOurlcJi  Stuart  Parker  (L.)     ..  2,315 
Col.  iVilliiimson  {C.)      ..  ..       774 

Pop.  35,580.    Reg.  Elec.  4,059. 
Retmmimg  OJicrr—John    Hay  Aihol    Mac- 
donald.  Etq.  (ShenfTof  Perthahire). 


Perthihlra. 


•Donald  C: 
XlJ.-Col.  / 
Hom<-J  >; 


^      ..  ..  2.764 

\rrd  Stirling 
Moray  {C.)   2,472 


Pop.  ia7,74i.    Reg.  Elec  6.005. 
Returning  Officer— John    Hay  Athol    M' 
donald,  Esq.  (ShtriflT). 

Petetborough  (Korth&mptonshireX 

{Com/Arises  the /><%rishof  St.  Jdhn  liaptist,  tkt 
^rish  0/  the  Minster  Precincts,  and  parts 
0/ the  finrishes  0/ Fie t ton  and  Woodstone.) 
Hon.  William  John  VVentworth- 

FiUwilliam  (L.)  ..  ..   1,615 

•Capt.  (George  Hampden  Whalley 

(L.) 1.265 

Robert  Tennant  {fZ.)       ..  ..       987 

Thomson  Hankey  {V..)    ..  ..       841 

Pop,  17.439.     Reg.  Elec  3.393. 
Returning  Officer  —  J 6ha  Thompson,   Etij., 
Peterborough  (MayorX 


Petersneia  (Hampshire). 

(Consists    0/  the     torvn    0/  Petersfiri' 
parishes  0/  Buritou,  Lyss,  and  F> 
and  the  ttthings  0/ Sheet,  Rantsden. 
risk,    and   Oxenboum,    and  ^rt    oj 
parish  0/ Steep.) 


•William  Nicholson  (L.)  . .         . .  406 
CW//.  I/on.  William  Sydney  I/ylton 

7oUife{Q.)         320 

Pop.  6,103.     Reg.  Elec.  833. 
Returning  Officer-  -Samuel  William  Seward* 

E«i.,  Weston,  near  PctcrsfieU. 


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296 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,   BOROUGHS,   ETC., 


Kftmmiiu'  Ofieet<—S\r  Enuara*  Dtxoa  Bor- 
rawci.  Ban.,  Barretstown  Ca>tle,  Baliymore 
Eosuce,  Naan.  co.  KU<Ur«  (High  Shviff  of 
QvMn'i  CountyX 

Porttmoiitli  (HampahlreX 

aC^nsitU  rf  Ou  pariikti  </  Portsmouth  amd 
Ptrtmm^   mmd  tk*  wkoU  ff  Forttmoutk 

Hon.  Thomas  Charles  Bruce  (C.)  6,683 
fSir   Henry    Drummond   Wolff, 

G.C.M.G.  (C)  ..  6.653 

Capt.  IWh^kI..)  ..6,040 

y.  F.  Norrts  (L.)  . .  6^030 

Pop.  iia,j)54.     Reg.  Klec.  16,463. 
Rttmmimr  Offictr  —  Alderman  Pink,  Poru- 

mouth  (Mayor) 

PrMton  (LancashireX 

{!C0m^ritn  tJu  old  boroueh  o/Prttton  amd  ttu 
Ummhip  o/Fiskwiek.) 


Edward  Hcriuon  (^0     ••  ••  6,239 

Sir  John  Holker,  Q.C.  (C).     ..   5,641 
George  IVilliam  Bahr  {\^)        ..   5,355 

Pop.  87,600.     Reg.  Elec.  ia,io8. 
Rttummg   Ojffker  —  James    HibbcM,    Esq., 
Prcstoo  (MayorX 

Qneen's  Connty. 
•Richard  Lalor( U.K. }..  ..    1,686 

♦Arthur  O'Connor  (H.R.)         ..   1,545 
Capt.  Cosby  {Q.)  ..      899 

%Kerulm  Thomas  Digby  (H.R.)        109 

Pop.  77,077.     Reg.  Elec.  3,1^ 

RetnmtMg  0/^crr—Slr  Erasmus  Dixon  Bor- 

rowes.  Bart.,  Barrctstown  Castle,  Baliymore 

Eustace,  Naas,  co.  Kildare  (High  Sheriff). 


Ra4lnor  District 

(Comtrius     Radnor,     Ce/n-Llyt,    Knigkte 
Knucklns.  Kkayadtr,  and  Prtsteign.) 


A  t  the  Crnfml  Elrrtirm . .'  .1  arq  ueaa 

of  H.                   T  /,  ,   this  rim- 

stir:.  .  and  also  /or 

Nor;  fltctfd  to   sit 

for  the  i.i:  70  election  on 

May  nth.  ■  n  — 

•Samuel  LL  _l-   L-.^a...  Williams 

(L.)         4S8 

Capt.  Cecil Alf red  TuftonOtway{Q.)  390 

Pop^  7,041.     Reg.  Elec.  945. 
ReiMmiug  OJUer^Tht  Hi^  BailiC 


Badnonhlra. 
•Sir  Richard  Green-Price,  Bart^ 

(L.) 1,136 

/Robert  BaskevilURukar.ds  Mynors 

(C.) 800 

Pop. (18,495).     Beg.  Elec  2.434. 

Rftuming  O/Jicer—iCaot.  Cecil  Alfred  Turton 

Otway,  l*be  Grove,  rre.stc>gQ,  Radnorshire 

(High  Sheriflf). 

Eeading  (BerkaMreX 

{Cemtisis  of  the  parishes  0/  St.  Lawrtnu,  SL, 
diles,  and  St.  Mary.) 


RrrVllNINO  M KMBKftS  ,TO  PAftLUMEMT. 


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i.513 


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Mexander  Cnia  (L.) 

t.  Ummt  PIbm.  Ubboisk  (SkA 


rauKisTobnS«vfleFoljuabe(L.)  4,333 
*FreMck  Thoqte  Mappin  (L.)  4,134 


C0I,  Hmwy  Efn  (Q.)    ..         ..2,776 

Rrturmimg  ^S^  Aldcmui  jiSSLom,  iU|. 


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mmiJtkkmmd,  ak0  UmM  ^  SittgOi,  mmd 


Hob.  John  Cbaite  DmmIm  (L.)  447 

-A5v(C)         143 

Fdp^  CJI4,    Bi^  BIk.  6961 


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'^  Right    Hos.    Gaoigt    Joachim 

G<Mchcn(L.) 591 

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COUNTIES,  CrnSS,   boroughs,  IT&i 


Thomas  Baylcy  Potter  (L.)  '   . .  5,614 
K.  IV,  GambU{Q.)        ..  ..  3,716 

Pop.  63.473.     Reg.  Elec.  ii»i73. 
RttumtHg  Officer— S\Atxmasi  William  Baroo, 
RochaJe  (Mayor). 

Rochester  (KentX 

{jCtmsists  oftfu  old  city  0/  RochtMttr  and  por- 
twmt  0/  the  ^rishet  ^  StrooU  amd  Frittds- 
bury.) 


Arthur  John  Otway  (L.)  ..  1,497 

•Roger  Leigh  (C.)         ..         .,  1,393 

lV.S.S^ton'Karr{C.)  ..         ..  1,312 

XSir  Julian  Golds  mid,  Bart. {I..)  €,294 

Pop.  18,382.     Reg.  Elec  3,036. 

Returning  C>^f^r— Councillor  Auattn  Frede- 
rick Budden,  Rochester  (Mayor). 


Boscommon  County. 
•Andrew       Commins,       LL.D. 

(H.R.) 

•James  O' Kelly  (H.R.).. 
XCharUi    Owen    O" Conor    {The 

Cy Cown- Don)  {\^)     .. 
T,  A,  P.  Mapother  (L.) 


1.585 
1,479 

1,107 
933 


Pop.  141.346  (i37»75oX    Reg-  Elec  3.60a. 


Retuminr  Officer— ]ci\n  C   Murphy,   Efcq.. 
Wilfield   Hou»e,   iiandyi 
(High  ShcriflT). 


Sandymouot,   Oa    Dublin 


Rou  and  Cromarty. 
Alexander  Malheson  (L.) 

Pop.8o.95a(74.85.).  R««- £»«=.■{  J^J^^yf^, 
Returning    Officer— )oha   Pettigrew  WiUi  r 

Em.,  Edinburgh  (Sheriff  of  Rom,  Cromart 

and  Sutherland). 


Roxburghshire. 
♦Hon.    Arthur    Ralph    Douglas 

Elliot  (L.)  859 

\  Sir  George  Henry  Scott- Douglas, 

Bart.(C)  849 

Pop.  49,407  (u.T-JS).  Rep    Klcc.  1.97^. 
ReturutHg  ('■  tn- 

»on,  9,   Al  '>f 

Berwick,  1'.  ■  h 

Rutlandshire. 
Rt.  Hon.  Gerard  James  Noel  (C) 
George  Henry  Finch  (C.) 

Pop.  22,07a     Reg.  Elec.  1.736. 
Returning   Officer  —  Lord    Francis    Horace 
Pierrepont  Cecil,  R.N.,  Stocken  Hail,  Oak- 
ham (High  SheriflT). 


Rye  (Sussex). 

(Ctmsists  of  the  parishes  of  Rye  and  St.  Thomas 
the  Apostle,  Wincheltea,  and  the  parishes  of 
Peasmarsh,  J  den,  Playden,  East  GuldeforJ 
IckUsham,  and  Udimore,  and  part  of  l>- 
parish  of  Brede.) 


•Frederic  Andrew  Inderwick, 
Q.C.  (L.)  626 

XUon.   John  Stewart   Gathome- 

/lardy  {C.)  618 


RBTVRNIirG  UBMBKIUI  TO  FAKLIAMBirr. 


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893 


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439 


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(IU|«), 


'Bci^HBin  Annttji£eU«)  ..  11. 1 16 
•Rotten  Arthur  Aniold  (L.)  ..  II.IIO 
1.S/  Tkmuu  Charity, 

<  /.  ^I.)   ..         ..     8,400 

U-tfti/.Ci'i.     Oaptr    Orwund 

IfWirr(C) 8,301 


■Allstoary  (WUUhirtl 


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MmrHm,  mmd  St,  Tkmmmt,  Mr  UStwty  ^ 
tAf  Cittf,  mmd  fmHt  ^  tkr  fmwitkm  ^ 
jritAfrtm,  Amt*r,  mmiAMfm^Y 


•William  Henry  GmtfcU  (L.)  ..  961 
•John  PaiMDore  EdwanU(U)  ..958 
C.  IK  Xntmtn/iO  ..841 

/Urn,  J^m//A  Dm/um  (C)  ..         ..  8*8 

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E<q7ft»i>MiTr(M*yorX 


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300 


COUNTIES,   CITIES,   BOROUGHS,    ETC. 


Hun.  Edward 

■n    (L.)    hhu 

.ff-ty  1880  .A^ 

•rUctioH 


Henry  Arthur  Rm«»c'. 
At  tluGrtut 

Hugeksen 

tUcted  wit' 

was  crrattd a  Peer,  ait.-. 

om  tkf  1 8th  0/  that  m<-- 

Charles  Henry  CrompN'i    i  >    )  >i>45f 

tuui  Sir  Julian  Goldsmid  (L.)  703.     In  Aug. 

1880  Mr.  Crompton- Roberts  tvas  unseated^ 

and  at  tht  time  0/ going  to  prtu  t/u  t*at  is 

vatiutt. 

Pop.  14^16.     Reg.  Elcc.  a,ti5. 
Returning   C?#i-rr  —  William    Bradley,   Esq., 

Com  Merchant,  Sandwich  (Mayor). 


Bcarlioroni^  (TorluiilreX 

^Consists  o/thrfarisk  of  Scarborough  and  the 
^rtfinft  of  Sea  rborougk  Ceutie. ) , 


•William  Sproston  Gainc  (L.) . .  2,065 
At  the  Central  Election,  Sir  Harcourt  Vanden 
Bempde- Johnstone,  Bart.  (L.),  Lt.-Col.  John 
Cookson  Fife-Cookson  (C),  and  JSir  Charles 
Legard,  Bart.  (C),  polled  respectively  2,157, 
1,581,  tuul  1,56a  votes.  In  July  1880  Sir 
Harcourt  Vanden  Bcmpde-Johnstone  re- 
tipud,  and  on  a  new  election  on  July  30th, 
1880,  the  result  was— 

•fRL   Hon.  John  George  Dodson 
(L.) 1,828 


—  DuMTom^e  (C.)  ..         ..   1,606 

Pop.  a4,a59.     Reg.  E\kc  4,30*. 
Retuminjr  O^twr— Thomas  Whttuker,  Esq., 
Scarborough  (Mayor). 

SeUdrksIilre  [See  Peeblesshire]. 

Blutftefttmy  (DorsetslilreX 

^Consists  0/ the  old horouj^h  nfShnftrthury,  and 
tht  parishes  0/ H(^!-    '         '        '  '^  ^ 

Peter,  Conn  St. 
Slower,  Stoiver  J 

Abbeu,  Compton  Aron.  / 'inifimti  .tt.  .u.iry. 

St.  Margaret's  Martk,  and  tht  Ckapelry  ojf 
Harlgrwe.) 


•Hbn.  Sidney  GarTGlyn  (L.)      . .  652 
X  Vere  Fatu-Bettelt-Stanford  (C.)  . .   618 

Pop.  8,939.     Reg.  Elec  1,388. 
Returning  O^cer— The  Mayor. 
(The  family  of  the  Duke  of  Westminster  po»- 
acssea  some  influence  in  this  borough.) 


Bbeffleld  (TorlulilreX 

{Comprises  the  ttKons/ti^s  0/  Sheffield,  Ecclet- 
all-Bierloiv,  Brightside  -  Bierlow,  Nether 
Hallam,  Upper  Hallam,  and  Atterclifff 
cuni-Damall.) 


RBTtntNlllO  MCMteU  TO  PARLIAMnrr. 


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Rl.  Hon. 


(I.) 


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ilia  A»  mMP$»d  ^^km^tmatmrn  mrf  *i$rrt*m 
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-C.) l6,5«6 

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(U) l6.$06 

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Sir  \V Alter   WyiKlluun    Borrell, 

Bart.(C.)        1.445 

•Robert  LodCT(C.)       ..         ..  a.l95 

/  \  illiam  Egcrtom  HmhUnl  (L. )  2,095 

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tUo^  Ar  «M  rtttnmtd  mitAtmt  tjf^mttAm, 

Uenqr  Kobcftaon  (L.)  ..  1,884 

-&»Ar^r(C) i,6aa 

H«rMM/A;rw>7(C)      ..         ..   i,s68 
l^op-  •3.59»>    R«S.  Eke.  j.Mw 


SkmnianrOCafarX 


Horth. 
Vitooiiiit  Newport  (C.) 
Stanley  Leightoo  (C) 
Pb^  t46.4ta  (laa^BtsX      lUf.  Bkc.  7.7*9. 

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ihropahlrt. 
SirBaIcU7nI^hton.BAn.(L.C.)  2.491 
Capt.  John  KdmundSeYeme(C.)  2,316 


IV.  DmMnp^rt  (L.) 

1^  >«4.S47  (4M»X 


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..    I.6J4 

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*ThoaMsS«xton  (II.R.)  ..  1,591 

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tew.    £4^Mr^    >r«Arrf    jnhr 
^«nMM(CH.R.)     ..         ..   1,167 


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COUNTIES,  CITIES,   BOROUGHS,   ETC., 


Sir  Philip  John  William  Miles,  Bart 

(C.) 
Lord  Brooke  (C) 


Pop-  "S^j; 


'Ji^-rL 


Rftff.  Eloc.  8,16a 


Xrtmrmuit  'OjfUctr  —  flenry  Adaod   Towne* 
LuUrtlC  Eaq.,  Badgworth  Court,  Asbridge, 


W< 


M»T«(HiKhShenfr). 


BomenaUhlre.  Mid. 
Major  Richard  Honicr  Tagcl  (C.) 
William  Stephen  Gore-Langton.(C.) 

Pop. Viao.aiSl     Reg.  Elec.  8,^70. 

Rttmrmmr  Officer-    Henry  Acbmd    lowne* 
JUutreU,  Eaq..  Badgworth  Court.  Axbridge, 
i'«upCT-Mare(High  SheriflT). 


Somersetshire,  West. 
Major  Vaughan  H  aiming  Vaughan- 

Lcc(C.)  3.186 

•Mordaunt  Fenwick-Bisset  (C.)     3,136 
Charlis  Vwmas  DykeAdand  (L.)  2,967 

Pop.  158,537  (ra5,342X     Reg.  EIcc  S.agi. 
RttumtHg    Officer  —  Henry   Acland  Townes 
IvUttrcil,  Esq.,  Badgworth  Court.  Axbridge, 
We»ion  super-Mare  (High  Sheriff). 


SoaUiampton  (Hampshire). 

{CfiHsisis  0/  the  parishes  of  All  Saints,  Holy 
Kh^KHi,  St.  John,  St.  Lawrence,  St. 
Michael,  and  St.  Mary,  and  the  tithing 
pf  Portnoood.) 


♦Hcnrf  Lee  (L.)  ..         ..  3.05 » 

•Charles  Parker  Butt,  Q.C.  (L.)   3,023 
tAi/rfd Giles  ifZ.)  ..  ..2,972 

Jicar-Adm.   Sir  John    Edmund 

Commerell,  KC.  (C.)  ..   2,902 

Pop.  M.057-     Reg-  Elec.  7.3?4-^ 
Rf turning  Officer  —  lamt*  Seward    Pearce, 
Esq..  9,  Upper  Moira  Place,  Southampton 
(Sheriff^ 


Boutli  Slilalds  (Durham) 

{JCcmpritPs  the  tawnsht^s  0/ South  Shields  and 
IWestoe.) 


Motto— "CouRAUK,  Humanity,  Commkrcb. 

James  Cochran. Stevensoni(L.)'     4*435 
Hans  HtimUton  {Q.^      ..  ..   1,486 


Pop.  45,^36.     Reg.  Elec.  10,339. 

■,„gr 

South  Shields  (Mayor). 


Retumitit 


45  J 

oMi 


cer —  Henry     Nelson,     Esq., 


Sonthvark  (Surrey). 

{Consists  of  the  old  horourh  of  .Southtomrk,  the 
Mint  and  Manor  of  Suffolk,  the  Clink 
Liberty  <^  St.  SaviMtr,  and  the  parishes  of 
Rotherhtthe,  Bermcndsey,  and  Christ 
Church,) 


•Arthur  Cohen,  Q.C.  (L.)        ..  9,693 
•James   Edwin  Thorold  Rogers 

(L.) 9,521! 

XEdward  Clarke,  Q.  C.  (C. )      . .  8, 163 
Mark  Cattley  (C.)  . .  ••   7,674 

Pop.  207,335.     Reg-  Elec  93«473. 
Returning  Officer— "^'xWvum  Gre^ham,  Ksp  , 
4,  Warwick  Road,  M.^da  Hill  West,  W..  and 
24,  Basinghal  Street,  E.C  (High  Bailiff). 


KBTVRNING  MtJiBUlt  TO  PASLUMKirr. 


303 


St  CkttdmmdSt, 


'tmtUta  ^  iktjmHilm  4/  Si  Ckmdmmd 


^^UU0.\ 


*Cluirlet      Benuunin     Bright 

M*Uicn(L) 

AleuDdcr  MacdamOd  (L  ) 


«.345 
M49 


'.kSS&S^^^"^ 


Btftfltotlslilrs,  Butk 
\xc\  Arthur  iUv%(U) 
•Henry  Wiggin  (L) 
XSamnri  CkaHa  Aliwpf  (C) 
Sir  Jtkn  Hanfy,  B^i,  (C.) 


4.809 
4.617 

3.306 


VovO. 

•  WOlkm  Young  Craig  (L. )      . .  4,82 1 
*Harnr    Ticbbonie    Datenport 

^(C.) 4.333 

iXttfH  IVMiam  Hambury  (C.)     3,764 

SucMd:  FrRHtill.  SMfcfd  (HlTtta^ 

•tafltardahlra.  WmI 

Hill,  Q.C, 

i vC,)..  ..    3^967 

.S^  f f Wmm  KtymtUAtu^m^  Bmrt, 
(U 3.564 


*WailainiSttmmen(L.)         ..  2,706 
ITam  Ihrrtp S»dtb0ti0m  iO  ..  a,$4J 

iCmtiaia  t^  Uu  Od  U^m^  #/     - .  ^  "  ^  >  •:  ' 
/^Ff  ^  titt  pttHak  ^ St.  Mmrf.m  :.:.tm/^.J 


*Mamon   Clarke 
(U 


Q.C 


//•y,  C/?.,  ^tffT. 


u  Jokm 
(C.).. 


601 
55« 


^tf>^» 


Vt^  %jiM,    Rcf.  EIk.  lvic 
d(Ma]    * 


{.Ctm^^ruit^  SiMimf,  Cmhmi,  Dmm/rrmiim,, 


304 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,   BOROUGHS,   ETC, 


Hennr  Campbell-Buinennan  (U)  2,906 
Sir  JMUS  Kamsay •Gibson- Matt- 

land,  Bart.  {(Z)         ..  132 

Pop.  3S.985.    Reg.  Elec  4.807. 
^//wrwiV  0#«rr— WiUbm  EIIU  Gloag,  E«q„ 

of  Kincairney.  PCTththire.  and  6,  Heriot  Row, 

Edinbargh  (Sheriflr  of  Dumbarton  and  Sut- 

lingX 


Ed- 


1,606 


StlrllBffsMre. 
•Josq)h  Chcn#*y  Bolton  (L.) 
XRear-Adm.    Sir    IViiliam 

mamtone^  Bart.  (C.)  ..  ..1,246 
Pop.  98,ai8  (69,850).  Reg.  Elec.  3.328. 
Rttmrming  0^cer~-W\\\x*m  EIIU  Gloag,  Ekj., 
of  Kincairney,  Perthshire,  and  6,  Heriot 
Row.  KdinLurgh  (Sheriff  of  Ehimbarton  and 
Stirling). 


Stockport  rOhMliireX 

{Com^ritet  tfu  township  ofStocHort,  and  tht 
hamlets  of  BrinkFtvay  and  Edgeley  in  the 
towHshipt  ofCluadU  Bulkeley  and  CheadU 
Most  ley,  and  parts  of  the  townships  of 
BrinniHuttm  and  Heaton  Norris,  the  latter 
of  which  is  in  Lancashire.') 


Charles  Henry  Hopwood,  Q.C. 

(L) 4.232 

Frederick  Pennington  (L.)        . .  4^  103 
Ceorfre  Arthur  FernUy  (C)      ..  3,873 

//.Belize.)         3.685 

Pop.  53.001.     Reg.  Elec  8.353. 
Returning  Offuer-K.  H.  Syke«.  E«q.,  J.P., 

Edgeley  Mount,  Stockport  (Mayor). 


Stockton  on-Teet  (DorbAmX 

iCtntittM  of  the  t4nvnships  of  Stochton  and 
Tkarmafy,  part  of  the  townthi*  of  Lin- 
tharpe,  and  part  of  the  parish  of  Norton.) 


Joseph  Dodds(L.)         ..         ..  4,991 
WUliatn  Di^   Seymour ,    Q.C. 

(C.) 1,432 

Pop.  37,467.     Reg.  Elec  8.333. 
Returning    O^cer  —  Cw.    F.     Smith,     Esq., 

Stockton-on-  Tees  (M.Tyor). 

Stoke-upon-Trent  (Staffordshire). 

(  Consists  of  the  townsh  ips  ofPenkh  nil.  Boo  then , 

Tunstall,  Burslent,  Hanley,  Shelton,  Fenton 

Vivian,  Lane  End,   Fenton   Culvert,  and 

Long  ton,  the  Vill  of  Rushton  Grange,  the 

hamlet  of  Sneyd  Green,  and  the  district  of 

East  Vale  in  the  parish  of  Cavemvali.) 

[  There  are  no  horough  arm%.\ 

•William  Woodall  (L.)  ..12,130 

•Henry  Broad  hurst  (L.)  ..    11,379 

XRobert  Heath  (C.)       . .  . .     5, 1 26 

X  Edtvard       Vaiiqhan      Hyde 

Kenealy,  LL.D.  {h.) 

Pop.  i2i.ao8.     Reg.  Elec  19.976. 
Returning  O^cer—C.  Adams,  E»q.,  Hanley, 
Stoke-upon-Trent. 


1,091 


Stroud  (Olouoestenhire). 

{Consists  0/  the  parishes  of  Stroud,  Bisley, 
Fainswtck,  Pitchcombe,  Randwick,  Statu- 
Iwuse,  Leonard  Stanley,  King  Stanley, 
Roelborvugh,  Minchinhampton,  IVoodchester , 
jivenin^,  naytvards/ield,  and  Horsley,  and 
parts  of  the  parishes  of  Standish  andBrooA- 
tharpe^ 

[  There  are  mo  borough  arm*.  ] 
•Walter  John  Stanton  (L.)        ..  3,098 
•Henry  Robert  Br.ind  (L.)       . .   3,081 
George  Holloway  (C.)      . .         . .  2,8io 
John  Edward  Dorington  (C.)  ..   2,722 

Pop.  38,603.     Reg.  Elec.  6,376. 
Returning , Officer— Y.A^9x6.  Caruther*  Little, 
Esq.,  Field  Place,  near  Stroud,  Gloucester- 
fthtre. 


RmmNINO  MIMBKBS  TO  PAEUAMEin'. 


30$ 


CoL     PrMfecidi    St    John 
>e««ligBl«BanM(C)  ..  3.618 

.  Awn*(U)        ..         ..  3.$<H 
V.  •%•«  dsF.*^  lUf.  IIk.  Mm, 


(Hllk 


3S^ 


iiMTIioff«hUl(C) 

llkm  BkldeU  (C) 

fK  uMi«<i97.a^     Bflf.  Elac  s.ra» 


Mu<u>— "Nil 

K(l«ranrl  T-"' •'-'«-'  O 

MiJ.   »;rr  .    Ml 

lUvcl.  iUrt.(L.)  ..  6.995 

£. /?r»^(U>    ..  ..  4.254 

^n^  iM^ooa    iUf.  Elac  iMt<^ 

•«rr«f,  iMl 

WiUfUB  GmclMun,  Q.C  (C)  . .  8,014 
JftiMtWMMy(C)  ..8,006 

IP. /tiMteMCU)     ..        ..  5.978 
CFMrnOiyiU  ..         ••  5.9»8 

^^yiS.$*7(<S4.sM>.    lUf.  Ike  i«.«69. 


Sir  Heniy  Wmfaun  PcA,  Bwt.  (C)  8,47S 
.Sir  jamci  John  Trevor  Lftwmoe, 
BMt.(C.)        «.y>3 


IMUS  S«n«r  (H%lilikann 


5.770 
S.7»7 


h^n 


Rt  Hon.  G«oise  Cabot  (C) 

Mfod.    William   Sl  jolm    FiOMUttle 

Brodrick  (C.) 

Fb»l (tailTti).    R«t.  Hm;  7.7I«. 

Ba«.7n«ra^oM  HeiiM,   FivdbM.  r««- 
kuB.  Svnvy  (Higli  9MnffX 


Geoffo  Bwrow  Givgorx  (C)    ..  4,596 

Mootagae  David  Scott  (C.)      . .  4,436 

A.  Dtmmm  (L.)  .  a,98a 

7. /Vttr«#»»  (L.)   ..  a.86j 

^t»-  •S4.)77(*]».>7oX    R«^C.  E»ec.  lO^tM. 
Rftmmimi  OJk»^—immm  Kmhm 
EmiV^Im.  Hin   HooM,  Km 


Sums  (High  SkMUrX 


WML 
Lt-Col.  Sir  Walter  Barttelot  Barttelot. 

Bart  <C.) 
Eari  oflfarch  (C.) 

I^9>  M9.SS4  (6awsa«X>    R«f.  Dw.  jJil 

la^.   SriM   HiB  Rmm,  Imc  Criaanl. 
(Hi«li-    — 


iathartaBdahtriL 
*Marqac9i  oC  Slalibrd  (L.) 


(•«.a9aX    iUf.  Ckc  jts- 


(Csmt^immg  ik» 


!• 


3o6 


COUNTIES,   CITIES,   BOROUGHS,   ETC. 


Major  Lewis  Llewellyn  Dillwyn  (L.) 

Ptop.  80,937.    Reg.  Elec  13,631. 

Rttwmimg  Officer—}.  Jones  Jenkins,   Esq. 
like  Grange,  Swansea  (Mayor). 


Tamwortli  (StaffordshlreX 

(CcmisU  0ftlu  parish  0/  Tamwtrtk.) 


Hamar  Alfred  Bass  (L.)  . .    1,409 

♦Jabez  Spencer  Balfour  (L.)     . .    1,074 
WUliam  Henry  Worthingion  (L. )      920 

Pop.  12,691.     Reg.  Elec.  2,368. 
RttwmiMf  Qffictr—WxWiAm  Tempest,   Esq., 
Mayfield  House,  Taniworth  (Mayor). 


Taunton  (BomarMtalilre). 

iC&mpritet  part  0/  tht  parishes  of  Ht.  James, 
St.MaryMagdaien,  WUUm,  Bishop's  Hull, 
mmd  West  Monhtm.) 


Motto  -"  Dbfvndamus." 

•Sir  William  Palliser,  C.B.  (C.)    1,084 
Sir  Henry  James,  Q.C.  (L.) 

At  the  General  Election,  Sir  Henry  James, 
Q.C  (L.)  polled  1,000  votes.  In  April  he 
accepted  office,  and  on  a  new  election  om 
May  7th,  1880,  he  was  rtturmad  without 
opposition. 

lV.CargiIl(C.) 971 

Roger  Eykyn  (L.)  ..  ..      968 

Pop.  15^66.    Reg.  Elec  a.  396. 
Returning   Officer  —  Peter     Taylor.     E 
Taunton  (MayorX 


Tavistock  (DevonBhlre). 

(Consists  0/  the  parish  of  Tavistock  except  tht 
manor  of  Cudlipton. ) 


Lord  Arthur  John  Edward  Russell  (L.); 

Pop.  7,720.     Reg.  Elec.  847. 
Returning    ^f^-r— Samuel    Richards,    Esq., 
19,  Brook  ^reet,  Tavistock  (Portreeve). 

(The  Duke  of  Bedford  has  some  influence  in 
ihi«  borough.) 


RETURNING  MtMBERt  TO  PARUAMniT. 


307 


W  Cra#f«/ AMte.  WWmb  Uwbk  Prica 

)«W  join  AitlMr>9»lv  (C)/«A^  ^ 

xtimt^  DO  tfa^  Ml  «Mff .    /■  /**■'  iHo 

tr.  Plkt«M«MMM4n^««/Mtf/iM,  MM/m 

I  Biddolph  Martin  (L.)  . .  380 
ikmr  Fm0Ur{!C^)..         ..298 

P^  s.4<>9>     R««.  £*«<•  75«* 
ctrkatbvry  (Majtot). 


(TorlBlhtrtX 

.  .•'tftai  Mimitit,  SmU  HmHm,  Bmch,  •m^ 

*Lietit.-CoL   Hon.    Lewk    Vvftsx 

l)awnay(C) 485 

ilA>>r  ^.  M,  Stafyttm  (L.)        . .  423 

Iiart.(C.)  10 

Uttmnab^  0/kfr~WillMi   Robert  Wc«, 
E«|..Solkiior.T1rfnk. 

TUrpwuy  OouBljf. 

tratrick  Jaroe^  Smyth  (H.R.) 
John  DilLo  (U.K.) 

Pop.  si*.i)4  (w^ra^    Rag-  R)«>  •.IS4* 


!^ 


SirJohttH— lhcoit»A«Mnr,i>«rni>;  74  i 
Rt.  H<m.wmkmNiihiiid  Umuj 

<L)         699 

.Sir  i»km  WaJrmd  IfW^M^  ^S«rtf., 

(C.)       $90 

Pepk  M^«s.    Rac.  Hk^  1.401. 
too.  Eoq..  Fo>«  StrMC.  TWvtMi  (Mayor). 


TtTvrtoB  (DtTOMkInX 
(CMM«i<  f/tktpmn»ik  V  7)torr«M.) 


{Cmtisa  sf  tkt^mfiaku  •/ St.  G^trftt  $m  tAt 
£stt,ti/  kmrnSH  af  MiU  Bmd  OU  T0mm, 
Ikt  Ttmtr^LmJm.mmdtk0  Pt^r,  Slt^ 
mtj.  mmd  VmitdmfA  C/oim.) 

[  Tk4rt  i»  mtitktv  U^^^k  mnma  tmr  atmt.\ 

*Jun«s  Br^roe  (L.)  ..  12,020 

Charles  Thoottoo  Ritchie  (C.)     11,720 
XjMfA     C^Aqtaiar     Smmmdn 

(M 10^184 

Btnjamdm  Lucrafi  (L.)  . .     5, 103 

FBp.  |»i.sM.    Rot.  Ete&  4>.tt«s. 
RHMwmimg  OJktr-'Tymm  Wiako  RatcMl 
pSj4L.  »*  ^^"^  Scfwi.  CoMMTCial 

TMMOtam 
Daniel  O'Donoghoe  (The  O'Dooo* 

ghue)(H.R.) 187 

SmmuUt  Mmrrtf  Hmtny  (QJ)        ..   13^ 
Piop^Mv9M^    Rai.lkc)SS> 

Tlrwo  (OonwaUx 

/•HU  #/5/.  JV07.  mmdfmrt*  ^tktfmH^^ 


3o8 


COUKTIKS,   CmKS,   BOROUGHS,   ETC. 


Lt-Col.  Sir  James  Macnaghten 
M'Garel.Hogg,  Bart.,  K.C.B. 
(C.)  781 

•Brydges  Williams  (L.)    ..  ..754 

ycAmCJi^sf^(C.) 181 

Pop.  tOjp99.     Reg.  Eiec  i.saa. 

Fehtminr  Officer  —  hxoM  Jennings,  E«q  , 
Truro  (Mayor). 

Tynemoatli  and  North  SMelda 
(Northumberlaiul). 

{CtnsisU  0/  the  tcnumhipi  of  Tynemonth, 
North  Shields.  Chirton,  Prtston,  and 
CuUtmats.) 


Thomas  Eustace  Smith  (L.)      . .   2,844 
Henry  John  1  rotter  (SZ.^  ..    1,397 

Pop.  38,960.     Reg.  EIcc  5,716. 
Retuminr  Officer— Jmeph  Baker,  Eiq.,  Tyne- 

ll  (MayorX 


3.808 
3,500 

3.452 


Tyrone  Ckninty. 

John  William  Elluon- Macartney 

(C.) 

•Edward  Falconer  Litton  (L.)  . . 
/*/.  //on.   Lord  Claud  Hamiiton 

(C.) 


Pop.  tts,668(ait,7t3>. 
Rejumim^  Offictr~\jujH.  Jatnes  H.  Sironji 


lynan  t 
>herifl> 


R«g.  Elec  8.573- 
_   ,     JatncB  H.  Sironjj 
Tynan,  co.  Armagh  (High 


WAkalMId  (TovUhtrtX 

{Cmtigtt  ^  tkt  tmumthip  »/  Waka/Uli,  autt 
p»rU  o/th4  tewHthi^t  0/  Atvtrikerpt^ith- 
Th»m*t  and  StaHUy-unth-WrtHthorf.') 


•Robert  liownas  M.ickie  (L.)    ..   2,19^ 
♦  Thomas  Kemp  Sanderson  (C.) . .    1 ,  796 

Pop.  38,079.    Reg-  Efec.  4,430. 
RetMminrOfficer-\i.  H  Lcc,  Esq.,  Wakefield 
(MayorX  

Walllngford  (BerkahlreX 

{Comprises  th*  township  0/  Wallinrferd,  th^ 
parishes  of  Brightwell,  Sotwell,  North 
Morrton,  South  Moreton,  Bensington, 
Crowmarsh,  and  Netunham  Murren,  the 
liberty  o/C la f>cot,  the  precinct  0/  the  CattU, 
and  Parts  0/  the  parishes  0/ Cholsey,  Aston 
Tirrel.  and  Aston  Upthorpt.) 


At  the  Gtneral Election,  Walter  Wr«n (L.) ««</ 
tEdward  Wells  ^C.)  polled  respectively  58* 
etnd  541  votes.  In  June  1880  Mr.  WrentMU 
unseated  on  petition,  and  on  a  new  election 
on  the  yoih  0/ that  month  the  result  was— 

tPandeli  Ralli  (L.)  ..         ..   567 

X /Robert  miliam  Hanbury  (C.)  . .   548 ' 


RKTUltNING  MKMBBM  TO  FAELIAMCSfT. 


SO9 


't^m  ^  iymhmU,mmi  ^mH  ^  tkt  /aha* 
'  Jrmtkmit.) 


CSiarics  Fonlar,  But  (L.) 

M«jr«r)L 


(DOTMIX 

fgu,  Lsdf  Si.  Mmwy,  H^  Trinity,  mmd 
t.  itmrSm,  «W  M^kM^T  #/  /Irw.  «W 
t  Ha  ^tktpmHaktnf£miSl»kr  mmd  Ernst 


*Moiitasoe  John  GucM  (L.) 


EmHt-Drax  (0.) 

IV  «wjjfc  lUf.  UK.  t^sn. 


4S« 
416 


'"^hStsr^ 


Uil^/^0d,  mmdfm^ti  tka  •anm%%i^  ^ 
TkthmU} 


■  L.)  .. 

3.003 

'/.  <C) 

Wtnrtekl 
NkkSmmmd 

lortnifh. 

nmdSt. 

Arthur  WeUolcy  Ped  (L. )  . .  981 
Geofge  WiUiam  John  RqNoo  (C)  768 
A.F.G$d$m(C.) 676 


Aifc- 


(Tbt  l«l  or  Wanrkk  bM  ooHidmUi  bA^ 


Charlei  NewdifMc  Newdcgmie  (C) 
Lt.-CoL    William    Bromlev-Dftvcnpoit 
(C) 


5»o 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,    BOROUGHS,   ETC, 


i 


INip.  46o»M<(iS4.73«>-     R«f.  Ekc  11,789. 
Rttumimi  Qilorr— Arthnr  Hodfapo.  Em)m 
I  .M.G.,   CloMon    HouM.    Sinulbcdupon- 
Avon,  Wanrick  (High  SherifT). 


Waxwlduhlre,  BouUl 
Sir  John  Eaixlley  Eaitiley-Wilinot, 

Bittt.(C.)        2,664 

•Hon,  GUbert  Ldtfh  (L.)         ..  2,550 
XEaH  0/ Yarmottth  {C.)  ..   2,507 

Pop.  101,907  (96.905).     Reg.  Elec.  6,499. 
Rftmmimg  0/f!(fr  —  Anhur  Hodgwn.    Ks<i., 
C.M.G..    Cloptoo     HouM,    Strmtford-upon- 
Avoo.  Wanrick  (High  Sheiiif ). 

WtAwtox^  (TitF. 


Richard  Power  (H.R.)  .,  ..661 
*  Edmund  Leamy  (H.R.)  ••  ••  494 
XMaJor  Purcdl  O' Gorman  (H.R.)   430 

Pop.  a3.337-     Reg-  E'ec-  «.45a- 
Returning  OJlcrr—Hzrry  J.   Gallwcy,  E«q., 

Waterford  (Sheriff). 


Waterford  (kiunty. 


•Henry  Villieni-Stuart  (L.)      ..   1,7 
•John  Aloysius  Blake  (H.R.)  ..   1,625 
tLon/   Charles    William    Dt  la 

Poer-Btra/ord,  R,N.  {(Z.)     ..      870 
ft»p.  99,488  (8s  «88).     Reg.  Elec  3.135- 

RttnminfT^  0^cer—S\r  Richard  Muagrav' 
Bart.,  Toann,  Cappoquin,  00.  Wateifui 
(High  SherifO- 


Wedneibory  (StaAnrddilivX 

(Comprises  th* parishes  of  W'edneskury,  West 
Bromnrich,  Tipton,  and  Dariatton.) 

Alexander  Brogden  (L.)           ..  6,912 
—  Isaacson  (C. ) 207 

Pop.  1 9 1,00a     Reg.  Elec  00,035. 
Retuminr  Officer— Gtat^^  Macphcnoa,  E»(|  . 
Wcdnesbury  Oak.  Tiptoo. 


Wenlock  (Staropthlre). 

(Consists  e/th*  old  borough  0/  Wenlock.) 


Alexander  Hargreaves  Brown (L.)  2,058 
Cecil  Theodore  Weld  Forester(C.)  1,358 
Ralph  Augustus  Benson  (C.)    . .   1,013 

Pop.  2i,a83.     Reg.  Elec.  3,4  i. 

Returning  Officer— 'X.  H.  Thursfield  Barrotr, 
Esq.,  Land  Agent,  Bromley,  K.S.O.  (Mayor). 


Westbory  (WUtsX 

{Consists  0/ the  parish  of  Westbury.) 


i 


RCTummifo  lUDitiiui  to  rAHUAMBirr. 


Stt 


hAr1erNkbolMpMlPliii»pt(C)  559 
ihrmAsm  t^vtrUm  (L.)  . .         •  •   S^S 
Fb^  «^jM>    R«f*  Kbc  t.it^ 

Oonty. 

tmothYl>Ani«lSttUivui(ll.R.)  1,631 
Icnry  )<>*c|>h  GUI  (H.R.)  . .  I.609 
Crttrm^' (O 14* 

Ptf^  iMi«(7S*i*<X   *«i.  £*«•  J.3»«- 

ueath  (H%ll  Skwiirx 


Rt  Hon.  Willtam  Henry  Smith 

(C) 9.093 

Sir  dttrio  RmmU.  Bart.  (C). .  S,91o 

S»r  Artkmr  //^Mrnu,  KXSJ. 
(L.) «»443 


PgpbN44i>    R«»lkcM>l«. 


Oonaty. 

KariorBwtlve(C.)                 ..  t,64l 
Hon.  Willkm  Lowther  (C)     ..  f.saa 
Aifr  /A«r|r  ^(mmt  TIt/lim,  B^ft, 
(L.) «.96j 

Pip.  «MtT  (SLfia     R 

if  ^BiBd^  gA**--^"^"*—  Hack  PartM 

^i»  au.  R»«< 
(AiciinMvtfx 


W//4r 


OMod  (H.R.)  WQ»t  Sir  FvidMk  UaghM 

C.)  40MM  f9tfttU9tO  S^S  AM*  M  npN(S> 
r.  fiSoadSw  «■  iV«MiNfcr  Ah  m^ 
—  a  aw>  $ltrHm  m  <4r  •♦M  ^tkmtmmttA 
tktrt  mmt  m  t^j^tUm  t»  tkt  wttmm  tf 

*TimoChx  Michael  Hcnly  (L.L.) 
Fop^  i».oi5.     Rag.  Eke  479- 


oka  Sinanw,  E^..  M« 


Wtafbvd 

*JolmBarTT(H.R.)  ..  3.075 

*Garrett  Michael  Byine  (RR.)     1.879 

—  GMmKQ,) 846 

:A>^{yC/nrr(  H.R.)..         ..      457 

Poi».  ij*.:4«(tt4.»9V ,  R*  Wj^  vm- 

Kftmrmimf  OJUt'^Su  joha  Tattnl  IWw. 
Bart..  Edinaiaa.  Kaaiarofthy*  ca.  WadM 
(HJchSlMrm 


3" 


COUKTIES,  CITIES,   BOROUGHS,   ETC, 


n 


'y>^ 


Henry  Edwards  (L.)  -.1,156 

Sir  Frederick  John  William  John- 
stone, Bart.  (C.)  ..      807 
Alexander  Coghili  Wylie  (L.)   . .      653 
Pop.  13,957.    Reg.  Elec.  1,612. 

RetmmtMg  OJjicer—'R.    N.    Howard,   E«q., 
Weymouth  (MayorX 


Wliltby  (Yorkshire). 

(Com^risti  tht  townships  of  Wkitby,  Rutwarp, 
and  Hawtker<Mm'Stainsacre.) 


•Arthur  Pease  (L.)        ..         ..   1,072 
H.  G.  C.  Mmvbray{C.)..         ..       699 

Pop.  13,083.    Reg.  Elec  9,336. 

Returning  Officer— Kj^at^t  Buchannan,  Esq., 
Solicitor,  Whitby. 


Wliitelutyen  (dunberlandX 

(Compriset  tfu  township  of  Whitehaven  tutd 
part  0/  tht  township  of  Preston  Quarter.) 

\Thert  are  n«  borough  arm*,\ 


Rt.  Hon.  Geor^  Augustus  Frede- 
rick Cavendish-Bmtinck  (C). .   1,204 
WUliam  Court  Gully,  Q.C.  (L.)    1,072 

Pop.  18,446.     Reg.  Elec.  3.583. 

Returning  OjffScef^yf'M'uim  Henry  Alkinton. 
Esq.,  Soliator,  Whitehaven. 

The  Earl  ofLoMdale  baa  coMtdarable  influence 
here) 


WickDlfftrlot 

{Comprising  H'itk,  Cromarty,  Dingwall, 
Dornoch,  Kirkwall,  a$ui  Tain.) 


^&,<^ 


John  Pender  (L.) 

Pop.  17,557.     Reg.  Elec.  1,754. 

Returning  Officer  —  Gcor^t  Hunter  Thoni'-, 
Eta.  (Sbenff'  of  Caithneu  and  Orkney  and 
Zetland),  53,  Great  King  Street,  Edinburgh. 


Wlcklow  County. 
•William  Joseph  Corbet  (H.R.)  1,4331 
•James  Carlile  M'Coan  (H. R.)  1,240 ; 
XI  Villi  am    Wentworlh  Fitz- Wil- 
liam Dick  {C.) 1,233 

Major-  Gen.  Cunningkame  (C.) . .  451 

D.  MohoptyiX^)  ..          ..          ..  366 

Pop.  78,509.     Reg.  Elec  3,311. 

Returning  Officer— K.  Howard  Brooke,  E»q. 
Castle  Howard,  Ovoca,  Rathdrum,  co. 
Wicklow  (High  Sheriff). 


Wigan  (Lancashire^ 

{Comprises  the  township  0/  Wigan.) 


RITVRNINO  MBlllKRS  TO  FARUAMCKT. 


3»3 


..  a,9i3 
AiteAiM.  Lord  UadMy  (Ci 

-'I   Lora    l.todaMf  «ttr< 
^  f«r  iirf  ^  Mi*/  MMMiA  tkt  rttmit  mu 

*KrBiicU  Shiupe  Powell  (C.)    . .  3,00$ 
^^^m  LMumsitr  {L.)  ..  3,536 

BofwrniAa    lUg.  Eke.  ^i«& 
»ni^  CQKvv^W.  JTLuiIi.  Eaq. .  Wican 

Wlfht,  Xal«  Of  (IM  111*  Of  Wlfbtl. 


rmr,  mmd  MThithmm.) 


AtatC4mfmi  EUftim.  * jo^tn  M'ljum  (L.) 
«W  Mark  Jo).:    '.,■'••• 

M*Cmmtmm€i':  

titmtmM^if  <-  J"M>  Mcwan 

(C)«i^lU.li  larra(L.)/«/.^bi^ 

iwUmHmir  t-  -trt.     /■  7«(^ 

itioMr.  Sw*  o/MMteh 

tktnt>... 


tA4«.  llM  Rc  Hoik  8k  Jdw  C 
D.  ORlfyamU.HA]r,  Ban.,  C.B. 
(C)        6j6 

Giihfi  M<Mkkimi 6ao 


*Sir   Herbcft   Eartacc    Maxwdl, 

Bart.(C)  768 

Vutmmt IMrympUWJ)  ..         ..72a 


Mi0m.  Old  Smimm$,  Strmtfrnrd-mrndtrthf 
Cmath.  Dmf^/bni,  Wttd/md^  SmUk  New 
«M.  H^U^fonl^  BmH^fd^  Bmn*mAt.  MHktr. 

Pm**  nf  t^  MiiMkn  ^  Fiaktrtm  Ai^r, 

•etiTti^m^tm,  mad  Gfvmfy  f^M^) 


Hon.  Sidney  Herbert  (C)  . .  818 

:}Km*^  Arck  {L.) 397 

Fg|kl.a6s.    R^ElK.  1.401. 
Jfttmrmu^  O0torr-QmAm   Roban 
K«|.7l.R.CF,    Wm 
(Mayor). 

(Tba  RaH  of  P^abwka'a  Mawi  h . 
•id^abla  ia  ilria  barai«k.) 


Lo4ta.    Wiluw 


'Walter  Lo^(C) 

Chariet     BmIumII 

Ertco«it(C)  .. 


..  3,067 

SotKcruiw 

a.8t3 
i.783 


3'4 


COUNTIES,  CITIES,  BOROUGHS,   ETC, 


Pbp.  t46k4M  (SotSMX    lUf.  Eto&  7.*4»> 
Aftmrmnf  OJUrr-Gwjn   Mocnsoa,   Eaq., 
Haamvorth    Lodge,     Dawmon,    Salisbury 
(HicfcSbmffX^ 

WUUhln.  BontH. 
R^t    Hon.     Ix>rd    Henry    Frederick 

Thjmne(C.) 
Viscount  Folkestone  (C.) 

Fop.  io«.&ii(7«.«4aX     R«f.  Elec.  3.780. 
Ketmnimg  Ofiier-Qtonm   Momsoo,    Esq., 
HampwiMth    Lodge,    DAwotoo,    SalUbory 
(HJgBSkerin 


WlnehMter  (HaatoX 

(C^uuittt  0ftk*  city  9/  WimclutUr.) 


•Viscount  Baring  (L. ) 

•Richani  Moss(C.) 

William  Barrow  Simonds  (C. ) 


773 


Pop.  17,003.     Reg.  Elec.  2,011. 
Rttur^ing  Offuer—Y..    D.    Godwin,    E«q., 
Winchester  (Mayor). 


Windsor,  Heir  (B«x1a). 

(CcnnsU  of  tkt  parish  of  New  WintUor,  tfu 
lower  ward  of  the  Castle,  and  parts  0/  the 
farisfus  o/Clrwer,  Berks,  atul  Aton,  Bucks.) 


Col.RobcrtRichardson-Gardner<C.)  995 
Major  Viitor  William  Bates   Van 

de  PV<yfr{L.) 824 

Pop.  I7,a8t.     Reg.  Elec.  a,iis> 
RettirMiMg  CJJfffrr  —  George  Tuck,   Etq.,   4. 

Victoria  Street,  Windsor  (Mayor). 

WolTerhunpton  (StaffordslilreX 

{Comtistiptg  of  the  mumiapal  hfiroMfk  of  Wol- 
verhampton, and  the  townships  of  lUlston. 
Willenhall.  and  Wedne^/ield,  and  the  parish 
i^Sedgeley.) 


Ligh 

VilIier8(L.)   .;  ..  ..12,197 

•Henry  Hartley  Fowler  (L.)  . .   1 1,606 
Alfred  Ifi^kmau  iC.)    ..  ..     5,874 

Pop.  156,983.     Reg.  Elec  aa,83i. 
Returning'  Officer— }o\\n  Jonek  Esq.,  Ireton 
Lodge,   Goldthome    Road,   Wolverhampton 
(Mayor).  

Woodstock  (Ozfordslilre). 

{Consists  0/  (he  borough  of  New  Woodstock, 
the  parishes  0/ Bladon,  Begbrook,  Shipton, 
on-CheftueU,  Ham f  ton  Gay,  Tackley, 
Wooton,  Stoneifiela,  Coombe  and  Hand' 
borough,  part  0/  the  parish  0/  Kidlington, 
the  hamlet  of  Old  Woodstock,  and  Blenheim 
Park.) 


RrrUKNING  MEUBEUI  TO  PAKLIAlOCirr. 


S'S 


Locd  lUndolph  Henr?  Chttrthfl! 

(C.)  SIS 

WiUmmHmU^L.)  45J 

itoi 


irOllF. 

\m  ^  AU  fifaib.  St, 
Amdmm.  St,  Ctnmmt,  St.  Htttm, 
f.  Mkhmft,  St,  NkMmt,  St.  Simlkim :  ikt 
.flmU0mat,  tkt  COUt*  prftimet$,  mmd  /V 

f  cOm. St,  TtJkm, ilMm^,  SLPtttr, 


.L.. 


II  (I-) 


(L.) 


3,5i> 


ZJMmIMyAaet^{C,) 

Mttmrnimr  <&U- 1—  PUmt  jB^.  E«|.. 


tWilliam  Henry  GUd«toiie(L.)  4,879 
*(;«orgc  Woodyttt  HasUngB(L.)  4,833 
Sir      A'uharJ     TtmfU,     Bart,, 

GC.S./.,  C./.£.(C.)  ..4.417 

J//.«rr^//«^/(C.)      ..        ..  4.ai>8 


"^  ••*.«J»(M7i«!sX 


."t. 


Blac  la^ootk. 


ftmwmii^  OMttr-Gmorgt  Edward  Maitis. 
E«L.  tlui  Cowt.  UpcaD.«».S«v«ni.  Woi«» 


Sir    Edmunci 
Freden 


Anthony    Ilarley 
"•    (C)..         ..  1,975 
rught(C)    ..  a,9«3 
..  1.J31 


rb^i«M*7lM.>«t^    Ri»ll«:MI<. 


Wjroombt  (BMksk 

tCmaitti  0/  tAt  UmmieiMml  J^»Mtf4.  m 


Liemt-C«l.  the  Hon.   WUlkm  Henry 

Peregriae  Caringtoo  (L) 
Tkt  Hoa.  W.  a  P.  CwfaMMi  mmt 

^fiet,  mmdmpmt  m  mmp  tl^ti* 

ff  tkt  mmtt  tmmtk  k»  wu  mfmim  ivtmmtid 

mmt^p^md. 

Pop^  MW49«^     K«l-  Ok-  W9^ 

BMlnr.  Rifh  WyomU  (iUyor>        ^ 

York  Ottgr. 

(CM^WSm  /4/  CiV/  tHeHf,  tk*  <ibwI»  ^ 
^/.  Oimm  MmiytmU.  mmd  fmrtM  */  tkt  tmm* 


•Ralph  Ci«ylce(L.) 
Moceph  John 
IRt,  H^m,  > 


..  4,505 
(L.)..  4,413 
(C-)..  3.959 


1 


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COUNTIES,   CITIES,   BOROUGHS,   ETC 


Popk  90,761.     Rtg.  EIk.  10,971. 
Jgrfywy  OJkrr^t^dtvd  TbonpMn,  EMq., 

Torkihlz*,  BMt  Rldinf. 

Christopher  Sykes  (C.)  . .         • .  4,927 
WUHam  Henry  Harrison- Broati- 

>cy(C.)         4.527 

Major   tJkr   Hon.    Henry  John 
LindUy  Wood (L.)     . .         ..   3.707 
Pop.  a40,n6(i39,as7X     Reg.  Elec.  10,414. 

Retmmimg  Officer  —  Henry  Frederick  Beau- 
moot,  uq.,  Whitley  Beaumont,  H  udders- 
field  (High  SheriflT). 

Toilnhlre,  North  Riding. 
Frederick  Acclom  Mil  bank  (L.) 
Viscount  Helmsley  (C.) 

Pop.  995,484  (i86,369X     Reg.  Elec  90,484. 
Hftumimf  Officer—  Henry  Frederick    Beau- 
mont,  Esq.,  Whitley  Beaumont,   Hudders- 
ficld(High  SheriirX 

Torkahire,  West  Riding. 

EASTERN    DIVISION. 

•Sir  Andrew  Fairbairn  (L.)      . .  9,518 
•Sir    John    William    Ramsden, 

Bart.  (L.)         9,407 

t  Christopher  Beckett  Denison  (C. )  8, 34 1 
I'iscount  Lascelles  {Q.)   ..         ..8,157 

Pop. (263,735).    Reg.  Elec.  31,640. 

He/ufHiMf  Officer—  Henry   Frederick    Iteau- 

mont,    tsq.,  Whitley  Beaumont,  Hudders- 

fieU  (High  SheriflT) 


NORTHERN   DIVISION. 

Lord  Frederick  Charles  Cavendish 

(L.) 10,818 

Sir  Mathew  Wilson,  Bart.  (L.)..  8,598 
a.  C.  Lister  {Q.)  ..7.140 

Francis  Sharpe  P(nvdl  {Q.)      ..   7,096 


Popb 


(»68,6t4X     Rig.  El«c  SI, 84a 

RetumimJF  Officer—  Henry  Frederick  Beau- 
mont, Eaq.,  Whitley  Beaumont,  Hudders 
fiekl  (Higb  Sheriff). 


SOUTHERN    DIVISION. 

'Hon.    William    Henry   Went- 
worth-FiUwilliam  (L.)         ..    11,385 

•William  H.  I^atham  (L.)     ..Ii,i8i 

XlValter      WUtiam      7'horHas 
Spencer-Stanhope  (C)  ..    10,391 

XLrwis  Randlc  Starkey  {C.)     ..   10,020 


Pop. 


(397,493X     Reg.  Elec.  96, 3*9. 


Retuminr  Officer—  Henry  Frederick  Beau- 
mont, tK|..  Whitley  Beaumont,  Huddcr- 
field  (High  Sheriff). 


Youghal  (County  Cork). 


Sh- Joseph  Neale  M'Kenna(L.)  . .   133 
David  Taylor  A rnott  {Q.)  ..120 

Pop.  6,328.      Reg.  Elec.  aSy. 
RetumiMg  Officer- }ohn  Harold  Barry,  Esq.. 

BaJlyvonare,    Buttcvant,    CO.     Coric    (High) 

Sheriff  of  CO.  CorkX 


PEERS  AND   PEERESSES 


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Petn'  nvMOMt  tad  EMot  Sam'  titlci  art  iaoorpotBtod  b  alphabctkil  onler. 


AaMunriATtoM  U«k— A  Bmmi  ;  k.  botm 
D.  0«h«  of;  JL  EmA,  JUiict.^lt. 
N.L.   Hamm  W  Lord*:   A.-^ 
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K.P.  ScMck  RMiMMmi*«P>wr;  «. 


Royal  Family. 
WAT.rs.   riUNt  I",  or.    Albert 
»»    ru.,  p.c. 

LLD..  O.CL.. 
,.    ^ -, -.  .la9»»MnK4wwrd,k 

oi.  NoHoBi;  Kffk  fUlC  Abwdiwihif ; 
...ribocwtgh  HoMM.  Pan  MdL  CM- 
•Ir»relWr^\  tmt«d  S«rrfc)e.  Amr aad  Nsvy. 
MaHb..nKjjh.  tMwnU*.  Joaior  Navy  and 
Military,  L  niicd  Un««nicy.  TwC  YoriolMr*. 

EDINHrRGH.DUKEor.  ALntED 

E««aMA  *        .K.T..ILP..aCIIG. 

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jJMa't:  EaMw«U  Pafk.  Mar  A»hkt±  Xmt. 
C'/««#-Tra««n««*.  WlMU-<  Uaiud  Sarvka. 
JoMor  UMtad  SOTvioa.  i 
Uo^lk  Jinior  Naval 


UMtad  Sanrioa.  Anaraad  Nary.  Marl- 
aad  Military.  Edio. 


CON  NAUGHT  AND  STRATH- 
EARN.  DUKE  or.  ArrMVB  Wiluam 
pATatcK  ALaaar.  ILO.  E.T.,  ICP..  PC. 
aCMG.  CCS.I  .*.  iljo:  r  it74.  JffH- 
Stmc*.  BactlMt  Park,  Survvy.  C*^Wd*— Anay 
aad  NavyTMarlborMicli.  Tiavalan*. 


CAMBRIP'  Kor.  GiORCB 

WitxiAM  rnms»  ts,  ILC,  ILP.. 

F.M..C.CB..  G.v  ..  .»,  .^i  M.a,  G.CS.L. 
P.C.  D.CL..  LL.D..  A  iti^  a  ilm  Mm- 
Jfmef  —  ClouccMcr  Hoim.  Park  Um.   W. 

^.  ChOt^Vakmd  SarYioa.  WUla'a. 
l^i^aOan^  Amy  aad  NaTv.Jmior  NM«laad 
MiScary,  Sl  Ja»aa't,  MardHMoagk 

CUMBERLAND.  DUKE  or:* 
EamaT  Auoutros  Wiu4am  AooLmvt 
GaoaoB  PrnMOuac,  K.a.  G.CH..  t  !•«$. 


Abbot,/  N.  S. 

Abbott,/  ».  ^.  Tenteidcn. 

Abkkcorn,  Duke  of.   (Silt 

Jamba Hamiltom.ILG..  P.C.D.CL. 
la  D..  A   iSit.  r.   ilM :    A^.    I 
HMMkMi.Ait3B.  -  ~ 

Purtolillib   N.&:    oaraat 
Stawavi, cOk TytwM.  /mmi mi 
daa  Hoaaa.  A  0>«aa  Sera  . 
CMttum,  TtmAn'.  WMi«X  9l 


.LLD.. 

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oTUm  Rcwal  ra«ily.  ilM  DakaaT 
tTDdtaaari^onk 


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PBKRS  AND   PEERESSES  OF  THE 


Abercromby,      Baron.       Gborob 
Raltn  Abbkcsombv,  4fhB.,t.  1898. «.  1851 : 

Outle.  Stirlii«:  Fera  Tower,  CriefT.  N.B. : 
Tullibody,  OadouimiMwhirB.  T^nm  Rett- 
0rmet—ya,  Charks  Strati,  Berkeley  Square,  W. 
C/M^-StT  JuMs'a. 

Abbrdarb,  Baron.  Henry  Austin 
Bauca.  P.C,  D.C.L.,  m  B.,  b.  1815,  c.  1873, 
A.*.,  Henry  Campbell.  4.  1851.  Stat— DuKryn, 
Abenlftre,  Glamorganthire.  Town  Rttidtnct 
-I,  Queen'*  Gate.  S.W.  Clmb*  ' 
Devoothirc. 

Aberdeen,   Earl  of. 


Gordon.)      J""'* 
Gordon.  7th £..^.  1 


(Sits  as  V. 
Campbrll  Hamilton- 
847.*.  1870,  A.  a.,  George, 
L.  Haddo,  b.  1879.  Seats— ^\»AAo  House. 
Aberd«»:  Tarbod.  Aboyne,  N.B.  Town 
Rtndtn€9  37.  Grosvenor  Square,  W.  Clubt 
— Wmdham,  Sdentific. 

Aberdour,  B.^  d.  s.  E.  Morton. 

Abergavenny,  Marquess  of.  Wil- 
liam Nbvill.  \%\.M.,h.  1826,  c.  1876;  h.-a,, 
Reginald  William  Bransby.  E.  of  Lewes,  b. 
1853.  Jra/— EridgeCa»lle.  Tunbridge  Well*. 
Town  RtsidtHct  —  34.  Dover  Street,  W. 
C/«^r^ Carlton,  Conservative,  Yorkshire,  Turf, 
Junior  Carlton,  Beaconsfield. 

Abingdon,     Earl    of.     Montagu 

Bkrtik,  D.C.L.,  6th  E..b.  1808, x.  1854  ;*.-«., 
Montaffu  Arthur,  L.  Norreys,  b.  1836.  Seat 
-  Wytham  Abbey.  Oxford.  Torvn  liexitUtue 
—18.  Grosvenor  Street.  W.  C/k**— Brooks's. 
White's.  St.  James's,  E>evonshire. 

Abinger,  Baron.  William  Frede- 
rick Scarlett.  CB..  3rd  B.,  b.  1826,*.  1861; 
k.-a.,  James  Yotice  Macgregor,  b.  1871.  Seats— 
Inverlochy  Castle,  Kingu&sie,  Inverness-shire. 
TtnvM  Residence— ^(i,  Cornwall  Gardens,  S.W. 
C/iwJ*— Carlton,  United  Service,  Guards'. 

Abncy- Hastings,  /.  «.  E.  Loudoun, 
and  B,  I>onington. 

Acheson,/  n.  E.  Gosford. 

Acheson,  K,  el.  s.  £.  Gosford. 

A'Court  ( Holmes- A'Court),  /.  «.  B. 

Hc)tcsbury. 

AcTON,  Baron.  John  Emerich 
Edward  DAt^BRC-AcroN,  ist  B.,  b.  1834.  c. 
1869;  k.-a.,  Richard  Maximilian,  b.  1870.  Seat 
'  Aldcnham  Park,  Bridgnorth.  Town  Rest' 
detut — 7a.  Prince's  Gate,  S.W.  Clubs — 
Brooks's.  Athenaeum,  Travellers',  Devonshire. 

Adair,/,  n.  B.  Waveney. 
Adderley,  /  «r.  B.  Norton. 
Addington,/.  n.  V.  Sidmouth. 
Agar,/,  n.  E.  Normanton. 
Agar- Ellis,/,  n.  V.  Clifden. 
Agar-Kobartes,  /.  n.  B,  Kobartes. 


AlLESBURY,  Marquess  of.     Ernfst 
AucustusCharlb.sBruobnu.l-Brucb,  P.(.' 
vd  M.,  b.  1811, 1.  1878  :  A.-/.,  his  gnuidsrr 
Ceofge  William  Thomn^.  V.  Snvrmnkr.  ^iPf 
.STm^v— Savemake  i 
veaux  Abbey,  Bed^i 
Franca.      Tenm  h. 

Place,  S.W.  Cluls  rr..v.llc-.>  (Jarlion, 
Boodle's,  Athencum.  St.  James's,  white's. 

AiLSA,   Marquess   of.     Archibald 

Kennedy,  3rd  M.,  b.  1847.  /.  1870;  h,-n., 
Archibald.  E.  Cassillis.  *.  187a.  Seats- 
CassilKs  House,  Culzean  Castle,  and  Newark 
Castle,  Ayrshire.  Tonm  Residence  —  ta, 
Charles  Street,  Berkeley  Square,  W.  Clubt^ 
Guards',  Royal  Yacht. 

AiREY,    Baron.    Richard    Airev, 

G.C.B.,  tst  B.  \  b.  1803;  c.  1876.  Seat-Kil- 
lingworth.  Newcastle-on-Tyne.  Tawm  Rest- 
(te»ce—yj,  Grosvenor  Place,  &W.  Clttbs— 
United  Service,  White's. 

Airlie,  Earl  of.     David  Graham 

Drummond  Ocilw,  K  T  ■- •*>  /  (^  m  p.), 
^.  i8a6,  X.  1849  ;  A.-<t.,  J).'  >», 

Z..  Ogiivy,  i.  1856.     Sea!  r- 

Uchie  Ca*tle,  and  Auchici -.  ....;... .....:c  : 

Clunny  and  Keltie  Castles,  Perthshire,  fawn 
RexiiUnre—A,  Chesham  PUce,  S.W.  Clubs 
—Travellers ,  Eastern. 

Aitchison-Denman,  surname  B.  Den- 
man. 
Albemarle,     Earl    of.      Georgk 

Thoma-s  KErfELL.  6th  E.,  b.  1799.'-  1851: 
k.-a.,  William  Coutts,  F.  Bury  (sec  that  litlel. 
.?<•<»/— Quindcnham  Hall,  Attlcburgh,  Norfolk. 
Town  Residence — aoA,  Grosvenor  Square,  W. 
C/«^x— AthetuBuas.  Brooks's.  Fox. 

Alexander,/,  n.  E.  Caledon. 

Alington,  Baron.    Henry  Gerard 

Sturt,  ist  B..  b.  iSas,  c.  1876  ;  k.-a.,  Humph- 
rey Napier,  b.  1859.  .9r<i/— Crichcl,  Wim- 
boume,  Dorset.  Town  Residence— yy.  Lower 
Grosvenor  Street.  W.  C/«»*x— White's,  Carlton, 
Turf,  Marlborough. 

Allanson  (Allanson-Winn),/  n.  B. 
Headley. 

Amherst,  B.^  see  V.  Holmesdale. 

Amherst,    Earl.     William    Pitt 

Amherst,  and  E.,  b.  1805,  /.  1857;  k.-a., 
William  Archer.  K  Holmesdale  (who  sits  as  B. 
Amherst),  b.  i€36.  Seat—lAonueal,  Sevenoaks. 
Town  Residence  -43,  Grosvenor  Square,  W. 
C/«^-Carlloa 

Ancrum,  E.,  d.  s.  M.  Lothian. 

Anderson-Pelham,  /  n.  E.  Var- 
borough. 

Andover,  K,  d.  s.  E.  Su/Tolk  an<l 
Berkshire. 


UMITID  KINGDOM  AND   IRELAND. 


3i9 


AMOLIttY,  Mmomm  qC  HtNRV 
ar.  41k  M.,  k  iSm.  •  !•••;  A-«..  Ha«nr 
.t,i^.  VdbrUif.^  ilhs.  S0mi9--n  I II  ill  I W, 

^  \LV,  Baroo.  Lukb  Wmiti, 
./•-WaoXuMk  CWte.  aiiaiilK  «•. 
\  Anmy  md  Nary. 


-  \snntJLtt 


ANWULKY,  Ear)     M 
uli  A'    (IK  P.).  >  I 
Sru(H«r,  Af tliar,  >  ilj- 

l>OW«:     HobbH     Lod^r.     Nei 

ti  Pk«rit«!M*t  PMfc.  N.w/  ^-  ' 

IIMI.  OMffTVlliM'a. 


£i(i 


r./  ».  K.  Vi 

r,  ^.  /.  A. 

Amoo./.  It.  A.  Lichfield. 

iM,  EatIoC  William  Randal 

£.  (IPX  A.  1I51.  «.  1169: 
Km.  K  DualiK«,  *.  ttyl 
•cfa.    L«nM«  00^  Aaifiau 
«V-Sc.  JuM't.  Wblto'*. 

Apiiley,  L,,J,t,  £,  BaUutnL 
AtBUTHNOTT,     VitooaiiL      John 

AaBVTNMOTT.  otll  K(SP.).  A  iloC.  «.  iMo : 
A-A.jolM.  A  >t4V  XM/-ArbaiiMaa  Hom^ 
fowfaiiCKif  rJMiiMhiw. 

Aidea  (BaiUie-Arden-IUmUtoo),/«. 


AiniLAUN,  Baroo.  Arthub  Ed- 
ward Gut»M«M,  i«  A.  A  lAio:  r  iMo: 
A/,  to  bMBW«cy.  hb  taraclMr  Be^iuain  Lm. 
^  i&4«.  .ywr»  Aahfcril  Cof,  ca  C*hr»y; 
Si.  Anne\  OaMuf.  c«K  DitbKii.  r««w  KeH. 
dni^  i«,  CkilM  HoMt  Tarraoe.  S.W. ; 
il,  Lowar  Lmmm  Sctmi,  Dublia.  CimU 
Caritaa,  Sl  S««|ilk«i't,  Garrick,  Nataoaal. 
Kiidarw  Strwt.  Dublia  Uaivaniiy. 

Atr.YLL,  Dake  oC     (Sits  at  B,  SuN- 
•atooa  AND  Hamilton.) 


CAnraaix,     K.T..     P.C,    LL.D..    D.CL.. 


GwM*  fAwtA 
M.   ConM.  K.T. 


A   itaj,  j:  it«7;  k.-^t.,  )6t» 

Heary  Doua Ui  SaikarUnd. 

.  P.C.  aCM.G..  A   i«45> 

Affvlbhtra:   Rom- 

^^       liadMhodi.AnyB. 

'hoi.    r.iailijUH^!^.     cB»^ 
AUMfwniau  TravaOm'.  ftkaliic. 

Arran,  Earl  of.  Phiup  Yo&KB 
Goaa,  K.P.  4tli  £.  (l.P.l  A  i»oi.  a  i|»  ; 
A^.  AnlMir  Saaa4ara  WUlaai  CkarlH  Ka. 
P.  Siidfey.  A  i«»  J«B#~Ca«la  Gofa,  eo^ 
Mafo. 


Affvwkl  Md  Swfty,  £.,  d,  i.  D. 


\tmn  fvAKct*  AaoHiMix,  i«ik  J. 
iMa:  A  A.  Im  brBUMrTKav, 


Arundbll  op  Wardoor, 

A  it)i.«. 
•H  AWy 

CibA-i 

AnndcU  (MoodUOB-Annddl).  wr. 
■MM  K  Galvay. 

AtHlROOK*       ViteoOBL  HtNRV 

it7t :  A'A.  U*  kfailMr.  Wlitaai  Spaw  A 
ilja.  5<ia<  CMth  Dwiaa,  DafPaar,  QiMaa't 
oa.    CAiA— Araijr  aad  Navy. 

AlHtURNNAM»   Earl  of.     Bbrtram 

AaaavaNMAM,  jiti  R.,  A  it«o,  «.  iM:  A>/., 
~    L   Smut    <>ililiunilMai 


libbailMr.joiia.AiAis.   JMl!»-i 

Pkca.  BaiiU.  Sutm :  BarUaa  HaO.  Naad- 


AsHtURTON,   Baroo. 
HuoM  BAaiMO. 
Fraack  D«ud 


laiMO.  4tk  A.  A  itM,  «k 
>«ud  E4vM«L  A  iMA 
aav  AkaaM    Tmm 


Alkxander 

Mt:  A-A. 


TiavaOMi'.  WUia^  TaA 

Aabkr,  Z.,  «r.  /.  £, 
Aihley  (Ashky-Cooper), 


£. 


ASHTOWN,  Baroa.  Preorric 
Ouvaa  TaaitcM.  yd  A  (1.P.X  A  iRAl.  «. 
iMo;  A./.,  hia  braUiar.  Waiiaa  Coaby.  A 
{•69.  JTaa/f— WoodbwB.  ca.  Gahray ;  Qeaod. 
foy,  oa.  Limnck ;  LoclMnai^  SaanNVl^  York* 

Astlqr,/  u,  B,  Haitii^s. 

Atiilumnby,  Baroo.  (Siu  as  B. 
MaaaovTM.)  Jambb  Haaaaar  OotTAwa 
MaaaoTTN  SoMaaviixa,  aad  A.  A  iMj,  «. 
1S7] ;  A/.  10  banMMicT.  kh  kiiian.  Aidii- 
baU.  A  iSjA  Smi  fiwiaraai.  Na«aa.  ca. 
Mcatlk 

ATHnLj;Dakeof.(StUa&ir.STRANCR.) 
Jo«N  Iambs  Hucm  HaNav  SrawAar-Mua* 
BAY.  ICT..  fdi  D.,  ^  il^o^ «.  iM«  ;  Ahu,  laka 
Gaarn.  if.  TaiOaniiaa.  A  i»7<.  kimi- 
mak  Ctada,  Blair  Athalt.  l^iliiliin,  N.B. 
T0mm  Rmllmtt  •  •«.  Kalaa  Ptaea.  &W. 
Cim^   CMat^'.  IWCTOalMa.  Marikara^k. 

AUay,  Nmamc  Ai4a^  or  HcrefoRL 

A  UCK  LAN  D,  Baroo.  W I UJAM  GBORGR 
Boaa.  41k  A.  A  itaa,  <.  iSm:  Ask.  WBIaai 
Monoa.  A  itj^  A'ai#  til— kai^.  Dw- 
caaur.  T9mm  Kmldme^^'^^  (^imm  Amim\ 
Cmim,  S.W.     Ci 


^^^&SmkM 


Sto 


PKBRS  AND  PERRBS8BS  OF  THE 


AvKLAND,  Baron.  Ciibfrt  Henry 

HkATMCOTB  DrUMMOM      '  inv,  P.C, 

•ml  B.,  h.  iSjD,  $.  1867  \.  h.  1867. 

.£m/»— NorauuMon  Park  .   Stocken 

Hall.  Oakkaoi:  Bulby  Huiue,  Bourne. 
Linoolaahire.  Ttmm  RtMUmt*—tt,  BclgTave 
Square.  SW.  C/«Ar-TraveiI«ri',  wSitef, 
Turf,  Marlboroofh. 

Avon  MORE,  Viscoant.  William 
Chaklu  Yblvkrton.  4th  V.  (I. P.),  b  1804. 
$.  t89o:  k.-*.,  Barry  Nugent,  b.  1859.  StaU 
—Belle  Iftle.  Rotcrea,  co.  Tipperary:  Haxle 
Rode.  Weatport,  co.  Mayo.  C/«*— Junior 
United  Scrvtce. 

Aylespord,   Earl    of.      Heneage 

Finch,  7th  K.,b.  1849,4.1871;  A.-^.,his  brother, 
Charles  Wightwick,  b.  1851.  CV»^r— Carlton, 
Turf,  Marlborough. 

AYLMER,Baron.  UdolphusAylmer, 

rh  B.  (I.P-X  b.  1814,  t.  1858  :  k.-a,,  Matthew, 
1843.    ^rr*rfr«rr— Melbourne,  Eait  Canada. 

Bagot,  Baron.  William  Bagot,  3rd 

B.,b.  1811,  *.  1856:  A.-<»..  William,*.  1857, 
.S>.f/r— BItthfield  House.  Rugelev  ;  Pool  Park, 
Ruthin.  C/«^*— Carlton,  Travellers',  White's, 
Baillie  (Baillie-Arden- Hamilton), 
/  M.  E.  Haddington. 

Baillie  (Baillie-Cochrane),  /  n.  B. 
Lamington. 

Balfour    of    Burleigh,    Baron. 

Alsxandek  Hugh  Bruce,  6ih  B.  (S.R.P.), 
i.  1849,  t.  i860:  k.-a.,  Robert,  b.  1880.  Seat 
— Kennet,  AUoa.  Clackmannanshire,  N.B. 
C/m/«— Carlton,  Marlborough,  New. 

Bampfylde./l  n.  B.  Poltimore. 

Bandon,  Earl  of.    James  Francis 

Bernard,  4th  ^.  (IP.),  b.  1850.  s.  1877  ;  A.->., 
hi»  uncle,  the  Rt.  Rev.  Charles  Brodrick,  D.D., 
t.  181 1.  Seats — Castle  Bernard,  Bandon.  co. 
Cork  :  Durrus  Court,  Bantry.  co.  Cork.  Cluh 
—Junior  Carlton,  Kildare  Street 

Bangor,  Bishop  of.  James  Col* 
QUHouN  Campbell,  D.D.,  b.  1813,  con.  1859. 
Palace— h*ngf>r.     C/«^— Athenaeum. 

Bangor,  Viscount.  Edward  Ward, 

4th  y.  (I.R.P.),  *.  1827.  X.  1837;  A./.,  his 
brother,  Hcnr>'  William  Crosbie,  b.  i8a8.  Seat 
— Castle  Ward,  Downpatrick,  co.  Down. 
Town  Residence— 1,  Bolton  Row,  MayCair, 
W.     C/w*r— Cariton,  Ulster,  Salisbury. 

Bantry,  Earl  of.   William  Henry 

Hare  Hedges  White.  3rd  E.  (I.R.P).  b. 
1801,  $.  1868:  h.-a.,  William  Henry  Hare.  V. 
Berehaven.  b.  1854.  5"ra//— Bantry  House, 
Glengariflfe,  Macroon  Castle,  and  East  Ferry, 
all  in  00.  Cork.  Town  Retidence—-A,  Lowndes 
Square,  S.W.  C/«Af— Carlton,  Umicd  Service. 
KDdare  Street.  Royal  Yacht 

Baring,  /.  n.  B.  Ashburton,  and  E. 
NofUibfook. 


Baring,  K,  M.P.,  d.  s.  E.  Northbrook. 

Barrington,  Viscount.  (Sits  as  B. 
Shute.)  George  William  Barrington.  7th 
v.,  P.C.  *.  i8a4,  *.  1867  '■  -  »^-'  K,...»,,.r, 
Percy,  b,  \%i%.    Seat—Y  n. 

Berks.    Ttmm  Retidtmce  t, 

Mayiair.  W.  C/«/i*-  Carlu..,.  .  ■-..„..,.  ...-rl- 
borough.  White's,  Pratt's,  1  urf,  St  Stephen'*. 

Bateman,  Baron.  William  Bate- 
man  BatemanH anbury,  and  B.,  b.  i8a6,  *. 
1845  ;  A.-tf..  William  Spencer,  b.  i8s6.  Seat— 
Shobdon  Court,  Leominster.  C/wAr— Carlton . 
White's,  Boodle's. 

Bath,  Marquess  of.  JOHN  Alex 
ANDER  Thvnne,  4thiV.,*.  t8it,«.  t8^7  ;  A-tf., 
Thomas  Henry,  V.  Weymouth,  *.  t86a.  Smt 
— Longleat,  Warminster.  Town  Rnidtnct— 
48,  Berkeley  Square,  W.  C/»Ar— Carlton, 
Turf.  Travellers'. 

Bath    and    Wells,    Bishop    of. 

Lord  Arthur  Charles  Hervrv,  D.D.,  b, 
1808,  con.  1869.  Palace— ^fXi%,  Somerset- 
shire.    Club — Athencam. 

Bathurst,  Earl.  Allen  Alexander 

Bathurst,  6th  E.,  b.  183a,  *.  1878:  k,-a 
Seymour  Henry.  L.  Apsley,  b.  1864.  Seat 
Cirencester  House,  Cirencester.  Town  Rf 
dence—io,  Grosvenor  Gardens,  S.W.  Clul'i 
Carlton,  White's,  Marlborough,  Traveller 
St  James's. 

Beaconsfield,  Earl  of.    Benjami 

Disraeli.  isiiE.,  KG,  P.C,  D.C.L..  LL.1/ 
F.R.S.,  *.  1801;  c.  1876.     iVa/— Hughendcn 
Manor,  High  Wycombe,  Bucks.     Town  Rest- 
tlence— J g.Cunon  Street.  Mayfair.  W.     Clubs 
—Carlton,    Junior    Carlton,   Athenzum,    .'^; 
Stephen's. 

Beauchamp,  Earl.  Frederick 
LvGON.  P.C.  D.C.L.,  6th  £.,  b.  1830,*.  1866  ; 
A  a.,  William,  l^.  Elmley,  b.  187a.  Seat— 
Madresfield  Court,  Great  Malvern.  Town 
Residence— II,  Belgrave  Square,  S.W.  Club 
—Carlton. 

Beauclcrk,/  n.  D.  St.  Albans. 

Beaufort,  Dukeof.HENRYCHARLES 
KiTZROv  Somerset,  K.G.,  P.C,  8th  Z>.,  b. 
i8a4. /.  1853:  k.-a.,  Henry  Adelbert  WelUng- 
ton  Fitzroy,  M.  of  Worcester,  b.  1847.  Seats— 
Badminton  House,  Chippenham,  and  Stoke 
Gifford.  Bristol ;  Troy  House,  Monmouthshire: 
Llangattock  Park,  Crickhowell,  Brecooshire. 
Town  Residence— g,  Cleveland  Row,  S.W, 
C/«^*— lk>odle's.  Whites,  Carlton,  Travellers', 
Turf.  Garrick,  Marlborough. 

Beaumont,  Baron.  Henry  Staple- 
ton,  9th  B.,  b.  1848,  s.  1854  \k.-p.,  his  brother. 
Miles.  *.  1850.  JT/a/— Carlton  Towers,  Selby, 
Yorkshire.  C/«**— Carlton,  Marlborough,  St. 
James's. 


UNITtO  KINOOOM   AND  IRELAND. 


3»« 


•-e      of        FraNCU 


JUiura.  Tm' 


•ML  Ub  or  wigiM.    r«M 

nait.    IMM    SOMra.    S.W. 


■'•    AKD  Stinton,  BaitM. 

N.  ^  B.  (SPA  «.  iaM.4. 
« iUuw     HouM.     MotlMrsA 


'KLLSW,  Baioa.    Edwa&o  JonrH 


^•^ 


MjioRK,EArl.  SoMKurr  Richard 

I  ,  Aiw. 


r  cTnbuvAfi 


SitLrER.  Baroo.    Hbnry  Strutt, 

B    k  ilat. «.  itto :  i.-A.  WtUUm. «.  if;}. 

-Kii«MM   Hall.  Dtrby.      Tmm  iTm- 

^-i9w  MMdMMar  Soiur*.  W.     C/W»~. 

o»lMw.M*riKnfwnii.  Atii— !■.  Br»gk»'». 

ikmnel,/.  «.  <f.  Taakerville. 
Benoet.  Z.,  //.  /.  £.  Tftnkerville. 
BeaMMi,  tnnuune  Bishop  of  Tntro. 
Beodnck  (CaTesKiish.Bentii>ckX/  ». 
D.  FHtlMd.  UMi  JbrwMW  Bobew. 
BerthAvcn.  K,  «r.  /.  i?.  BanUy. 
B«ft«focd,  /  I..  iV  Watcrfoid. 
Beredbid  (lionley-Bcfofonl),  /  ». 


Brrkelry,  Earl  oC  Thomas  More- 
TDM  FinUA«MMoa  Bnuciunr.  teli  JT..  A. 
•7g6:  A.A. M* brodMr. GMmdkwfai GtaM- 
by  FlubMdIivi.  A  lioo.     XtMemn    Qmi» 


by  FlulMnili««. 
lard  HooM.  Houi 

Bcfkeley./  m.  B,  FiuHanUi^e. 

Bernard,/  m.  E.  Bandoo. 

BuNUs,  Baroooa.  Emma  Harriet 

'ie>p«  Han.  Wy«M»dbuOfoHblk. 

Beniedale,  L^  d,  s.  £.  CaiUuwaft. 
Botie,  /.  It.  £,  LiiKbejr.  and  £, 

BcfUe.  Z.,  fl,  s.  £,  LiodBcy. 


BSEWICK,  Baron.  Wiluam  fiotoL' 
Hnx,  Ik  M.,  A.   itM.  «.    (Ml ;   4.^.   Mi 


ButtotoooK,  Earl  oC     (Sica  as  ^. 
^oMoitav.)   Frbrcbick  Gaoaoa  BaAaMoa 

'    ■iiilim^lU 


Beat,/,  m  B.  Wyolbrd. 
BallMU./  «.  B,  WcsOmiy. 
BidMHleclH  SMWM  AMi/ of  Ripoa. 
BiaglMun,  L.,  tl.  s.  £,  Locaa. 

/  ».  if.  Locaa,  aad  ^. 


Btaaing,  L.,  i/.  /.  i?. 

Blachforo.    Baroa.       Preokeic 
Rouuiv  PC.  ILCM.G^  M  A.  /  lilt,  c 
1S71 .  A.-^  loik*  BaMMtcyoali 
JolM  OMflM.  i.  iliS.    r 
C/«*-i 


Blackburm.  Lord.    CouN  Black- 

•t'«s.  PC.  D.Cl.  (LonI  ol  AppMl  la 
UnliavyJ.i.  ili).riS74^  ^Mi-OMnkolM. 
Ayniura.  TVma  Rtudfmt*  —  Mk  Mbo«'» 
G«d«i.&W.     Cib»~iHliiiwm 

Blackwood  (HaaiUloa-Blackwood), 
/  m.  £.  DuiMa. 

Blake,/  «.  ^.  Wallscoart. 

BUuMllbrd,  AT.,  d.  /.  />.  Mariborouch. 

Blantyre,  Baroa.CHAELEsSTU  art, 
aack  A  (&R.P.X  ^.  itit.  <•  iSjo;  4.^.  Wa|. 
tar.  A  ilfi.  JmH*— LcMOs  Loirt.  mmt  lUd-. 
duwtoHi :  EhUm  Hoom.  OImbov.  Tmm 
Itmtdfmn    jt,  Bafkcby  Sq«M«.  W.    Cib^- 


BUgh,/  m.  £,  Darolejr. 

BOUNOBROKE  A.NO   ST.  JOHN,    Vt»- 
OMML     Hkmkv  St.  Jomm.   sUi  K.  A  iSaow 
«.  iSti :  A-/-,  hb  oamim.  iha  R«t. 
WUUaa  PcniLaiid  sTlalMi.  A  tSay 
Lydbrd  Pkffc.  Mv  Swiadoa. 

BoLSOVER,  Baroaasa.  Aoooita 
Masv  EusAacTM  CAvaaoMii-Bamtaat.  la 
ila»aa>M,  A  iSm.  r-  *M»;  A«.  UaaryO 
dMk.  A   iM>      J<a#--Buboiw  Caada, 


BoLTON,  Baroa.    William  Hbney 

Oja^PoWMtTT. 


w4  A.  A  iStt.  a.  >ifa;  A<«. 
A  »tu;  .Saaft-Balwa  HaB. 

Hacfcwaaa  ^mR,  Baaiaf  • 


S.W.     ClmAt 


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Boode  (WUbnham-Bootle),  /  m,  £. 


Boringdon,  V,,  el,  t.  E.  Morley. 
BoRTH WICK, Baron.  Cunninghams 

BoRTMwicK,  iMh  A  (S.R.P.). i.  i8ii,  s.  1870 : 
A-A.  Ardubdd  Punck  Thoouu.  i.  1867. 
Stmf—Ranwmam,  Wigtooshire.  A'ftiWnur— 
M,  H«ftfad   SCTMt,  lUyfair.    W.      C/i»*- 

BoKSwen,  /.  i*.   y.  Falmouth,  and 
Stuwttu  Lc  Dctptnoar. 
Boston,  Baron.  George  Fi.oranck 

Irbv,  6(h  B.,  i.  i86o,<.  1877  :  A./  ,  his  brother, 
Cool    Smmutm,    L    i86>.      Srnts  —  Hedsor 


Lodst,  MM-  Maidenhead ;  The  Gruige, 
Rkcham,  Budu :  Lianidan,  near  Carnarvon ; 
Pbrthamcl,  Angleiey. 

Bourke,/  m.  E.  Mayo. 

Houveric  (Pleydell-Bouverie),  f.  n. 
£.  Radnor. 

Bowes    (Bowes-Lyon),  /    «.    E. 

Straihraore. 

Bowmont  and  Cessford,  M.^  el.  s.  D. 
Roxburghe. 

Boyle,  V.^  d.  5.  E.  Shannon. 

Boyle,/,  n.  E.  Glasgow,  E.  Cork 
and  E.  Shannon. 

BoYNE,  Viscount.  (Sits  as  B.  Bran- 
cvntTH.)  GusTAvus  Russell  Hamilton- 
RussBLL,  8lh  v.,  b.  1830,  t.  187a;  h.-a., 
Gusuvus  William,  ^.  1864.  .f^a/x— Brancepcth 
Caule,  Durham  :  Burwarton  Hall,  bridgnortb  ; 
Scackallan,  co.  Meath.  Town  ResitUfice— 16, 
Gnwreoor  Gardent.  S.  W.     Club-  Carlton. 

Brabazon,  Z.,  ei.  s.  E.  Meath. 

Brabazon,/.  n.  E.  Meath. 

Brabourne,  Baron.  Edward 
HucBSSBN  Knatchbull-Hucbssbn,  P.C,  m 
B.,  A.  1839,  c.  x88o;  A-«..  Edward,  b.  1857. 
Seat  —  Smeeth  Paddocks,  Ashford.  Kent. 
Tifum  ResitUtue—-K,  Queen  Anne's  Gate,  S.  W. 
C/ii3«— Brooks's.  University. 

Brackley,  V.,  ei.  s.  E.  Ellesmere. 

Bradford,     Earl     of.     Orlando 

Gborgb  Charles  Bridgbman.  P.C,  3rd  E., 
h.  1819.  s.  186s :  A.-o.,  George  Cecil  Orlando, 
K.  Newport.  M.P..  k  1845.  ^m/x— Weston 
Paric  ShuTnal ;  Castle  Bromwich,  Birmingham ; 
Newport  Lodge,  Melton  Mowbray.  Town 
RnuUnce—4\^  Belgravc  Square.  S.W.  Clubs— 
Carlton.  TuW,  Travellers',  Wanderers'. 

Brayprookf,     Baron.      Charles 

CORNWAi  1  ,  5ih  P.,  b.  1873,/.  1861: 

*.-/.,  his  Rev.    I^timcr,  b.  1827. 

Sfa£s—A  .iffron  Waldon;  Heydon 

Hottse,  Roysiun.  Hens;  Billingbear,  Woking- 
haai.  TVtwM  Residence  —  ^t.  Upper  Brook 
Since.  W.    CA(4#-TraveUers',  Carlton. 


Brave,  Baron.     Alfred  Thomas 

TOWNSHBND   VbRNBV-CaVE.    5lh   B.,   b.    1>  ; 

I.  1879  ;  k.'O.,  Adrian  Vemcy.  b.  1874.     A 
<^!rw<v— Stanford   Hall,   Rugby.      Town  h. 
dtnct—M,    Groavenor    Street,    W.      Clubi  - 
Reform,  Raleigh. 

Breadalbanb,    Earl    of.     Gav!" 

CAMrnKLL^  7th  £..    b.   1851.  s.   1871  ;   / 

his  brother,   Ivnn.  r.  iS^o.     Sffttt — 'lavm 

Castle.     A!     '  •  ■ 

House;  ail' 

maddy  Ca>-: 

Town  ResuifUif     n.  I  i.tK-r  itmsv 

W.  C/ir**- Marlborough,  White's.  1  > 

New. 

Britlgcman,y!  n.  E.  Bradford. 

Bridport,  Viscount.     Alkxandi  r 
Nklson  Hood,  tst  T,,  *.  1814.  r.  i 
Arthur  Wellington  Alexander   NcK 
b.  1839.      Seat — Cricket  St-  Thom.*-.   v  ........ 

Town   Residence  —  xa,   Wimpole   Street,    W, 
Clubt — Carlton,  United  Service,  Travellers'. 

Bristol,  Marquess  of.     Fki 
William  John  Hkkvry.  3rd  M.. 
1864;    A.-/.,     his     nephew,     (l..ri 
Augustus  Hervey,  b.    186a. 
Park,  Bury  St.  Edmunds.     .1 

—19  and  ao,  Sussex  Square,  H;.., 

Residence— 6,  St.  James's  Square,  b.  W.  < 
—Carlton.  Travellers',  Boodle's,  White's,  N 
and  Military. 

Brodrick,y!  n.  V.  Midleton. 

Brooke,  Z.,  M.P.,  ^/.  j.  E.  Warvi 

Brougham     and     Vaux,     Bai 

William  Brougham,  and  B.,  b.  1795,  s.  1 
k.-a.,     Henry     Charles,     b.     1836.      Sen 
Broug|ham     Hall,     Penrith .     Cannes.     A 
Mari times,    France.       Town   Residence-    .., 
Berkeley  Square,  W. 

Browne,  /.  n.  E.  Kenmare,  B.  Kil. 
maine.  M.  Sligo,  and  Bishop  of  Winchester. 

Brownlow,y!  tt.  B.  Lurgan. 

Brownlow,  Earl.  Adelbkrt  \V 
LiNCTON  Brownlow  Cust,  ^rd  E.,  b.  \ 
s.    1867;    A.-/.,    his   cousin.    Ernest    '-'■ 
Charles    Ciut.     b.    1850.     Seats  - 
Berkhampstead :    Belton    Hou^e,    < 
Town  Residence— I,  Carlton  House    .tn.....^, 
SW.      C/m^«  —  Carlton,   St   James's,    Marl- 
borough. 

Bruce,  /  «.  E.  Elgin,  B.  Balfour  ol 
Burleigh,  and  B.  Aberdare. 

Bruce  (Hovell  -  Thurlow  -  Cumming- 
Bruce)./.  n.  B.  Thurlow. 

Bruce   (Brudenell-Bruce),  /.    n.   M. 

Ailcsbury. 

Brudenell-Bruce,/  n.  M.  Ailesbury. 


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Barddt  (Bwdctt-Coutto),  vanmnt  of 


Burford.  A..  «i.  s.  D.  St  AlbtM. 

BuTghcnh.  L,,tl.  s.  E.  WatmoiduML 

Barghley,  Z.,  M.  P.,  jrfl  /.  M,  Exeter. 

BancIU  /.  m,  B.  Gwydjrr. 

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Caoogan,  Eari.  George  Hikry 
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tUmrf  AnlMr.  K.  OmImb.  A  iMA  JVw— 
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Cairns,  Earl.  Huuti  UacCal- 
MOirr  Caibii«.  P.C.  ILB..  D.CL.LL.D..i«( 
K,,  A  iti9.  r  iStS  ;  A-«..  Arthur  WObui.  K 
GwM»ylt.  A  1M1.  5^«#-  I  ■■dirfanw,  Bowim. 
■mmUi.  Tmmi  ^«nyinMr— «.  Croawrad  H«aMi, 
W.    Cibir-Aihwiii.  QuhotL 

Caitiiness,  Earl  of.  (.Sitt  u  B. 
Bamociu.)  JAMU  SiKCUkia.  f.R-S., 
14th  B.,  A  ttat,  «.  iSs5 :  A<«.,  Gcorn  Pbalm 
AliiiMiil^  ^  Bcrmdak.  i  ttJ!  j;Mtt 
— Bafraffll  Cb«lt  aad  Tbiar  Hooh.  mot 
TiMma.  CkklMM»4lM«:  Btaaiahm  ^mI(« 
B«v  Watwya,  H«m.  TmmTlttndmft  -14. 
HiUSoMcW.  CibJ*  BrooiuX  AiliiMiM, 
lUCam. 

Calkoon,  Earl  of.  Jambs  Al&x- 
AMOca.  4U1  £.  (I.lt PA  A  tM.  '  i*SS :  A  /.. 
liM  bmlMr.  Wakar  Pfak^  *■  1149.  .SmXt- 
Cabdoa  Hoiim.  aad  DanLodbM.  ca  T>vi»*- 
r#«Mi  li0tidmct  s,  CarMoa  floaaa  Tarract. 
&W.    C/bA*~CaHMa. 'navdlan'. 

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A  itaA  «.  tMt;  A^  Wi  bankar.  Hi  aim  1 

WlacMkM.  Ra«pSrt:  IdgbMaa  Hall,  f^ 
ariagkaat  Tmm  Mtaidfm*  it,  Ofoavaarr 
Sqaaiw,  W.  CAOv- WlMcV  'navaBar^. 
Braoka'*.  BoedlaX  Marf^ora^li,  Ttol 

Cambffi4g«,  Duke  of;— tee  **  Pccrt  of 
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PEERS   AND   PEERESSES  OP  THE 


Camdbn,  Mtrquen.  John  Charlrs 
Pkatt.  4U1  iV..  *.  i87»,  «.  iSr*:  *.•>..  hU 
uiKk.O«mMttraiy.  4.  1853.  Sfm/s-WWdcr- 
mm  Pwk,  SlWMaJa :  Baylwai  Abbey.  Lam- 
beihuiit :  The  Prioty,  Brecon. 

Camoys,  Baron.  Francis  Robert 
Stonok.  4ih  B.J  h.  il}6,  t.  18S1 :  A.-/.,  hU 
braUMr.  Henry  JuUao.  *.  185^  St^t  -Stooor, 
Hcnley^Thiune*.  T0vm  Rnid*mct—'fi. 
Soaih  Audley  Street.  W. 

CampbeU«  /  n.  D,  Argyll.  E.  Brea- 
daUMUM.  E.  Cawdor,  B.  Stnthedeo.  and  Bi^u^ 
of  Bangor. 

Campdcn.  V.,d.s.  E.  Gainsborough. 

Camperdown,  Earl  of.  Robert 
Adam  HAt4>ANB  Philips  DttNCAN-HALOANB, 
3fd^.,*.  1841,1. 1867;  A. -^.,hU brother,  George 
Alexander  Haldane  Philip*,  b.  1845.  S*at$— 
Camperdown.  Dundee :  Gleneagles.  Perthshire 
Ttn^-n  Rftidtnct—yi,  Charles  Street.  Berkeley 
Square.  W.  C/«A<— Brooks's,  Martborough, 
United  Univer?.ity,  St.  James's. 

Canning,/.  «.  B.  Garvagh. 

Canning   (l)e-Buigh- Canning),   sur- 

ime  M.  C&nricarde. 

Cantclupc,  K,  d.  s.  E.  Dclawarr. 

Canterbury,  Archbishop  of. 
Archibald  Campbkll  Tait,  D.D..  P.C, 
Primate  of  all  F.ngland  and  Metropoiiun.  i. 
1811,  <■<»«.  1856,/.  1868.  ya/ac^— Lambeth,  S.E. 
Country  Restdtnces—hd^xn^on  Park,  Croy- 
don: Stonchouse.  St.  Peter's,  Isle  of  Thanet. 
C/»*x— Athenaeum,  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

Canterbury,    Viscount.      Henry 

Charles  MANNBRS-StTTON,  4th  V.,  b.  1830, 
s.  1877;  A.  a..  Henrv  Frederick  Walpolc,  0. 
1870.  J/a/i  — Brooke  House,  Norwich  ;  Witch- 
iniiham   H  lovm   Residence— 

, a.  Queer.  S.W.     C/«**-White's, 

Marlborovi.  rss. 

Capel,  Z..,  ^and-s.  E.  Essex. 

Capell,/.  n,  E.  Essex. 

Carbery,  Baron.  George  Patrick 

Percy  Evans-Frkke.  7th  B.  (I. P.).  A.  1810.  *. 
1845  :  h.-f..  hU  brother.  Fenton  John,  b.  1806. 
5m//— Oatle  Freke.  co.  Cork  :  Laxton  Hall, 
Wansford,  Northamptonshire, 

Cardross,  Z.,  d.  s.  E.  Buchan. 

Cardwell,    Viscount.      Edward. 

Caruwell,  P.C.  D.C.L.,  ist  V.,  b.  1813.  c. 
1874.  Ai-a/— EUerbeck  Hall,  near  Chorley. 
I^ancashtre.  Tevm  Residence  —  74.  Eaton 
Square,  S.W.  C/m^/— Athencum,  Devonshire. 
New  University,  Reform. 

Carew,  Baron.  Robert  Shapland 

Carew.  K.P..  3nd  B..  b.  x8i8.  t.  1856:  A. -a.. 
Robert  Shapland  Julian,  b.  1860.  Seats- 
Castleboro'.  Ro*<  co.  Wexford;  Woodstown. 
CO.  Wauriord  T-fam  Residence— li,  Belgrave 
Square.  S.V>.  C/m^«— Brooks's.  Reform,  Kil- 
dart  Street. 


Carington,/  n.  B.  Carrington. 
Carlcion,/.  n.  B.  E>orchester. 
Carlingpord,  Baron.   Chichester 

Samuel  Park inson-Fortbscue,  P.C,  tst  B., 
b.    i8aj,  <r.    1874.       Jm/#— Strawberry   Hill. 
Twickenham  ;   Chewtoo  Priorv,  Bath :   Dud- 
brook    House,    Brentwood,    uoex.     Clui": 
Reform,     Brooks's,    Travellers',    AtheiUBi) 
Marlborough. 

Carlisle,  Bishop  of.  Harvkv 
Goodwin.  D.D.,  b.  t8i8,  c0h.  i860.  Paiace 
—Rose  Castle.  Carlisle.  Timm  Residence— 
118.  Harley  Street,  W.     C/«^— Athencum. 

Carusle,  Earl  of.  The  Rev.  William 
George  Howard.  8th  B..  b.  1808.  s.  1864 : 


h.-p.,  his  kinsman.  George  James,  b.  1841. 
Seats  —  Castle  Howatd,  Malton :  Nawortli 
Castle.  Brampton. 

Carmarthen,  Af.,  d.  s.  D.  Leeds. 

Carnarvon,  tlarlof.  Henry  How- 
ard MOLVNBUX  H  BRBKRT.P.C.  D.CL.  .4th  E. . 
b.  1831,4. 1849  ;  k.-a.,  George  Edward  Stanhofx; 
Molvneux.   L.  Porchester,   b.   1866.     Seaf 
Hignclere    Castle,    near     Newbury,     Hai 
Pixton  Park,  near  Dulverton,  Somerset.    7, 
Residence— 16,    Bruton    Street,   W.     Clu/i 
Carlton,  Travcllem',  Athenaeum.  St.  Stephen  - 

Carnegie,  Z.,  d.  s.  E.  Soulhesk. 
Cam^e,  f.  n.  E.  Northesk,  and  / 
Southesk. 

Carnwath,     Earl     of.        Harry 

Bl-RRARD   DaLZKLL,  14th  E.  (S.P.),  b.  1804.  S. 

187s:  A.-/,  his  nephew.  Robert  Harris  Cam. 
wath,  b.    1847.      Town   Residence— ili,    £.•• 
Place.  S.W.     C/«**— United  Service,  Carli 

Car  RICK,  Earl  of.     Somerset  A 

THUR  BuTLKR.  sth  E.  (LP.),  b.  1835.  *.  I- 
h.-p.,  his  cousin,  Charles  Henry  Somerset 
1851.  Seat—^\o\xtA  Juliet,  Thomastown. 
Kilkenny. 

Carrington,     Baron.       Chari 

Robert  Caringtok.  vnl  B.,  b  1841./.  i.- 
A.-/..  his  brother,  William   Henry   Peregi.. 
MP.,  b.  1845.    Seat-  Wycombe  Abbey,  Bu<  ks. 
Tor»m    ResuUnce-i.   Whitehall    Yard,    S.W. 
C/k^/— Marlborough,  Brooks's.  Reform. 

Gary,/.  «.  V.  Falkland. 

Carysfort,   Earl  of.     (Sits  as  /?.) 
William  Probv,  K.  P.,  5th  .ff..*.  18  <^  ' 

Seats— ^\xon.     Hall.    Peterborough 
Castle,  Arklow.  co.  Wicklow.     Town  , 
10,    Hereford    Gardens.   W.     C/«^j— Kild;irc 
Street.  Brooks's.  White's. 

Cassillis,  E.,  d.  s.  M.  AiUa. 

Castlemaine,    Baron.       Richard 

Handcock.  4th  B.  (I.R.P.),  b.  1826,  /.  1869; 
A.-<t..  Albert  Edward.^.  1863.  Seats — Moydrum 
Castle.  Athlone  :  The  Hare  Island,  co.  WeM- 
C/»<^— Carlton. 


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— ChoiaHiadilty  CmrIi  MalsHL  CkMlw*  * 
HoMdMoa  hJL  Rnwrfiw.  l><riMk.  Tmm 
ArMAMw-VTHydt  Park  Stfatc,  W. 

Cbolmoodcley,/  «.  ^.  DeUmere. 

CHCftrHtii..  Baroa.  Francis 
Gaok  D.CL..  aad  B.,  A  iIm.  «. 

it4S  .  Attwrt  Fiaack  Ckaiki.  A 

iMI  •mbitry    Paik.    Ckatlkary, 

Osford^trc .  >%  nt  Lkviagloa  Hovm.  Dtviaak 
T0mm  Addmtu—s,  lUiry  Slfw^  be  Jaan'a. 
C/«A-Tra««llcn'. 

ChorchUl  (SpcDCcr-CharchUlK  /  m- 
D.  Maribonmsk. 

Churston,  Barao.  John  Yards- 
BvLUOL  Md  J^  A.  iM.  $.  %%jt :  A^.  Joka 
RMkMdaUpM.AitT>  5Mi/-l.«ptaaHo«H. 
Briskaa^  D««oa.    CAiA-Gawda'. 

Clancarty,  Earl  of.  (Siu  as  K) 
Rkmabo  SoMaassT  La-IHi«a»T)natcii,  4ifc 
ir..  A  itM.  A  tH» :  A^  WBbM  ftadwtcfc. 
K  Daalo.  A  iMA  SfaA-Gwkaly.  BdlL 
oa  Galmy.    CArf»-€kriHa.  UUm* 


CUndebovr,   J',  z:'.  i.  K.  Duffcrin. 


3«6 


PEERS  AND   PEERESSES  OP  THE 


Clanmorris,  Baron.  Tohn  Grorgb 

Bamkv  Bim.mam.  5th  B.  (l.P.l  h.  i8sa,  t. 
1876:  A.-4L.  Anhur  Maurice  Robert.  ^  1879. 
SemU—Cx*^  CUrc,  Anlrahan,  co.  G*Iway: 
Newbrook,  BdlyslaM,  co.  M avo :  Fonfield. 
Dubliarr/MAv-Caritoo.  Naval  and  Military, 
Kildarc  Scraet,  Gal  way  co.,  Utotcr.  Royal  Sl 
Gmti*  Yacht.  UlMcr  Yacht. 

Clanricardk,  Marauessof.  (Sitsas 
if.  SoMBiHiLi^)  HunBRT  Oborgb  De-Burch 
Canning,  md  W.,  b.  18^2,  «.  1874:  4.-/.,  by 
special  rcnuiindcr,  tut  cousin,  George  John,  3rd 
Maraocai  of  Sligo.  ,SV«/— Portuinna  Castle. 
00.  Gdway.  Tmvm  RtdtUn^—c  5.  llie 
Albuy,  PMxadilly.  C/inAr-Tnivellen'.  Re- 
fiwaif  Dwotuhirc.  Kildare  Street,  co.  Galway, 
""""*  "^100,  St.  Jamo's. 


Clan  WILLI  AM,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.) 
Richard  \aues  Mkadb,  C.B..  4th  £.,  b.  iBja, 
M.  1870:  k.-4t.,  Richard  Charles,  L.  Gillford. 
b.  1868.  .S'M/-Gill  Hall,  Dromore,  co.  Down. 
T0um  Rttidettce-  3a  Belgrave  Square,  S.W. 
C/«<A»— Sl  James's,  united  Service,  Travellers', 
Kildare  Street. 

Clarendon,    Earl    of.      Edward 

HvDR  ViLLiBKs,  5th  E.,  b.  1846. «.  1870:  k.-n., 
George  Herbert  Hyde.  L.  Hyde,  b.  1877. 
.$■«/  -The  Grove.  Watford.  Town  Retidetue 
-II,  Berkeley  Square,  W.  C/«^x- White's, 
Brooks's,  Marlborough,  Turf,  Travellers'. 

Clarina,  Baron.  Eyre  Challoner 

Hbnrv  Masskv,  4ih  B.  {\V.).b.  1830,1.  1872  ; 

A-/.,  his  brother,  Huzh  Nathaniel  George,  b. 

1816.     Seat—  Elm  Park,  Clarina,  co.  Limenck. 

C/wAf— United  Service,  Kildare  Street 
Claughton,    surname   Bishop   of  St. 

Alban's. 

Clcgg  (Clegg-HiU),/  n.  V.  HilL 
Clements,/,  n.  E.  Leitrim. 

Clermont,  Baron.  Thomas  For- 
tbscvr,  itt  B.f  b.  181 5,  c.  1852  :  A.-/.  (10 
Irish  Barocr^X  ^  brother,  Ll)iche»ter  Samuel 
Parkinaoo-Fortescue,  P.C.,  ist  B.  Carlingford, 
b.  1823.  ^ra/i -Ravensdale  Park,  Ncwry, 
CO.  £>own  ;  Gcmiont  Park,  Dundalk,  co.  Loutn. 
Tenm  RfsiJence—p,  Hill  Street,  W.  Clubt— 
Travellers',  Brooks  s. 

Cleveland,     Duke    of.       Harry 

Gborcb  Powlktt.  K.G.,  D.C.L.,  ith  D.,  b. 
1803,  «.  i86|:  A-/.,  to  barony  of  Barnard 
only,  Henr>'  Morgan  Vane.  Eitq.,  b.  1808.  Seats 
— Kaby  Castle,  Dtu-ham  ;  Battle  Abbey.  Sussex. 
Totvn  Retiti^tue—iT.  Sl.  James's  Square,  S.W. 
Ctubt — Athensum,  Travellers'. 

Clifden,  Vbcount.  (Sits  as  B. 
Mbnuip.)  Hbnrv  Gborcb  Acar-Ellis,  4th 
/'..  b.  1863.  /.  1866 :  A->.,  his  uncle,  Leopold 
George  Frederick,  b.  1829.  6Va/i— Gowran 
Castle, CO.  Kilkenny;  Holdenby  House,  North- 
ampton ;  Roehampton.  Surrey.  Town  Resi- 
i^^swv-Dover  House,  Whitehall.  S.W. 


Clifford,  Baron.     Lewis  Henry 

I  KURD.  9th  if.,  ^.  1851,  f.  1880;  A-/., 

!  mh,  b.    1858.      Seatt  —  Uabrooke 

ilcigh;  TTie  Ness.  Shaldon,  Devon  ; 

Coun  Huuse,  Canningtoo,  Somerset.     Club— 

Devonshire. 

Clifton,  B.^  d.  s.  E.  Darnley. 

Clinton,  Baron.   Charles  Henry 

ROLLB    HsPBURN-SrUART-FoRBBS-TRBrUKIK, 

aoth  B.,b.  1854,  *.  1866;  A-*.,  Charles  John 
Robert,  b.  1863.  5'«»/«— Heanton  Satchvtllc, 
Beaford,  Devon;  Fettercaim  House,  N.B.; 
Invermay  House.  Bridge  of  Earn,  Perth.  Town 
Reti<UHce—i%,  Brutou  Street,  W.  Ci$tbs— 
Carlton,  Travellers'. 

Clinton  (Pclham-Clinton), /.  n.  D. 
Newcastle. 

Clive  (Windsor-CUve),  /.  n.  A 
Windsor. 

Clonbrock,  Baron.  Robert  Dil- 
lon, 3rd  H.  (I.R.P.).  b.  1807,  *.  1826;  k-a., 
Luke  (^rald,  b.  1834.  .ira/— Clonbrock, 
Ahascragh,  co.  Galway.  Town  Kesidrtue— 
34,  Duke  Street,  S  W.  C/w** -Travellers', 
Arthur's,  co.  Galway,  Kildare  StrccL 

Cloncukry,     Baron.     Valentine 

Lawless,  4th  B.,  b.  1840,  s.  1869:  A.-4.,  his 
brother,    Edward,     b.     1841.      Seai  —  hyui 
Hazlehatch,  co.  Kildare.     CVm^/— Carlton, 
James's,  Kildare  Street. 

Clonmell,  Earl  of.    John  Hen 

Reginald  Scott,  4th  £.  n.R.P.),  b.  183., 
1866;    A.-/.,  his  brother,  'I'homas  Ch  -'■■ 
1840.    Seat — Bishop's  Court,  Straflfan 
dare.     Town  Residence—),  Sl.  Jamc 
S.W.      C/«/^«- Carlton,    Marlborougl..     iu 
Kildare  Street. 

Cochrane,  Z.,  d.  s,  E.  Dundonald, 

Cochrane,  yi  n.  E.  Dundonald. 

Cochrane  (Cochrane- Baillic),/.  «.  B. 
Lamingtoo. 

Cocks  (Somers-Cocks),  /.  ;/.  E. 
Somers. 

Coke,  V.,d.  s.  E.  Leicester. 

Coke,/  «.  E.  Leicester. 

Colbome,/  tt.  B.  Sealon. 

Colchester,  Baron.  Reginald 
Charles  Euwaru  Abuot,  ird  B.,  b.  1842, 
s.  1867.  Town  Residmi* — 16,  Lowndes  Square, 
S.W.     C/tf^<— Cariton,  New  Univeicily. 

Cole,/  n.  E.  Enniskillen. 

Cole,  K,  M.P.,  ^/.  s.  E.  Enniskillen, 

Coleridge,   Baron.     John   Duke 

CoLKRiDCB,  PC,  DC.L.,  F  R.S.,  ist  B..  b 
1820,  c.  1873;  k.-a.,  Bernard  John  .Scvinuur,  b. 
1851.     JTra/— Heath's  Court,  ( >  ry, 

Devon.     Toum  Residence— \,  .re, 

W.     CV«^<— AtheiMcum,  Refon...  ....... ..ufc 


mtrrto  kinooom  and  tmiLAifo. 


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CoLviLUL  Bafoa.    Cmarlis  Iomn 

tv.iviL.K.  PC.,  icr.  Mill  »  (h.K.Kx  4 

«..  ClMliM  iUW«  WllMMB.  A. 

4«.IaMi>L«.t.W.  C*^bl« 


tnp< 


CoNcutTuK,  Baroo.    John  Viunr 

T\*^*\\..  iud  A.  ic  ttos.  «•  »t4«:  A.y^.  lib 
WiUba.  iTilQ^.  SHU-%nCk- 
>  on.  TiMPa  Kmidntn  sj, 
'hII>Ik«.W. 

.  Duke  oC— «c«  **  P«en  of 
1  'ooftUblc-  Max  well ),  /  m. 
-rW/.  AT  Hertford. 

•  iron.  SaCKVILLB 

f..  !».  /?..  #.  iSw,  «.  ils9; 

i«  Ammi  lUry. 

.  Jk  116).     Tmm 

.ATtlem  Tcnrac*. 

\s 

t     (SiU  as 

f.  MutATUb)  UiLuiu^  li'uK^   CuirvMCNAai. 
jnl  If.,  ik  !••<,«•  iM  ;  A. ^.  H«W7  Fi 
A.  of  MowM  UHiflM.  it  i8);.       - 


S«rvio«.  WUmX    Maribotwifh, 


N*vy. 


CibJ»-UBiMd 

Amy  aad 


Cooper   (Aihlejr-CooperX 
Slwibury. 


Cork  amd  Orruy,  Eaii  ot    (Siu 

M  A  Bovul)  Ricnako  Eomumo  St.  Law 
KKMCa  Bovu^  K.P..  P.C91I1  E..  A.  ita^.  ». 
iS«6:  A-A,  Cluriai  Spcaoar  C— ti«,  " 
A.  iMi.    ^SM^-Mamoa  Ho 


Corry    (Lowry-Corry),     /.     «i.    E. 
Bdaera,  sad  5.  Rovtoa. 

Cooy.  K.,  4^.  /.  f.  Belmore. 
CoTTKNiiAM,    Earl    oC      Kenilm 


Cmarlii%   F.i>w*ft»  Paw*,  41I1  if..  A   ttfA, 


«.  im 
••tA 


A/.. 


RtdaiU:  Ridky 


Thiidfi^ 
lidkyUal. 


COTTBILOI,   Baratt.      TNOMAB 
PaAMCtt  raaMAMTia,  F.C.  mi  A.  A  imI. 

CotUM  (SlapleUMi-Coiloa),  y 


Cooitaaay,  L.,  «r.  i.  J?.  Davoo. 

ConfUo^y./  ff.  if.  DevoM. 

CovtrowM,   Earl  of.    (SHi  ••  B. 

SAtraavoao.)  jAMn  Oaoaoa  Heaar  Stot' 

roBo.  all  B.  a  P.).  A.  iMs.  «.  tM :  A«. 

JM«  WalMT  MilUt.   V.  h«op«ifil.  A   itft. 

HouM,  Cony.  a>.  WmA 

■Tit  III  I  8— ta.MF. 


( 

UAki 

A..*!.,  Oeor^c  WiUiAjn^   f^ 

A>>M-Crooaw  Coaft. 

•kua.    C/aJb-CfeiliaawWlika'a, 

CowLSY,  EarL  Hrhry  Richard 
CaABLtt  WBixaM.av.  K.G..  ac.&.  P.O. 
D.CL..  m  A.,  A  iloL  m.  m  M.  tUl,  «'  A. 

A^.  WmtMrH        — 


••57;  A^.  WlUiMi  H«afy.  K 

if^.    JM/-Dfajroott    Hoaaa, 

Ttmm  Jtftadfmet—90,   Atbcaurfa  Stiaat.  W. 

C/«At-Tn««llm'.  Tufl 

CowpKR,  EarL    Francis  Thomas 

I>sGBSvGDma,K.0^P.C(_7tlii^.  A  itM. 
«.  iSs6;  A./^  Uk  brailMK;R«aryriadMkk.  M.F. 
A  itjA.  iaaA-MariMUHV.  H«tt.^#rM/ 
iPMkJ&arw-DabttaCMdi:  Vicat^al  U4|«. 
PlaaaU  Pvfc.  Oablia.  r#M  JtmUbmn  t. 
Gratvaaor  Sqava.  &W.  C/aA*-'nm««lOT'. 
<  WfciMt. 


Tin! 

Cowper-Tefliple,  /   m,   S. 


VmtwUL 


Ciaaborae,  K,  d,  s,  M.  Salialwry. 

Cran  brook,  Vboooni.  Gathornb 
Gatmobkb-Hakov,  P.C,  G.CS.I..  la  K  :  A 
i8i4«  f-  (M  •  A-A.  Joka  Stxmx,  A.  itj^. 
.SMZ-HoaMcd    PbA.    -      •  *  - 

C/a4» -Carina.    Ail 
Oilbid  Bad  Caaibndca. 

Cranley,  K,  //.  /.  £.  Ouiknr. 
Craykn.  Earl  oC    Gboror  Gum- 

Wahai  Oaona  Rob«t.  v7\}\ 
S^H    OlhB   Abb«r.  C««aaiyy~: 


OmHm  Suaai.  BariMlqr 
.  Braoli^i.TWC 


3^8 


PEERS  AND  PEERESSES  OF  THE 


Crawford  and  Baixtarres,  Earl  of. 

I  LUDOVIC  LiNDtAV. 

.  tS8o:  A.-n..  Dmvid 


(Siuasi?.  Wina.)    Iamo  Ludovic  Lindsay. 
F.R.S.,  96ihE..k  1847.*. 


Alexander,  Z..  lUndMv.^.  1871.  Srmtt—H»igh 
Hall.  Wigan :  Duo  Echt  Houw.  Aberdeemhire. 
T0mi  RniJ^nct  -47,  Brook  Sir«et.  W.  Clmht 
—  CaHum.  Conwrvative,  Alheiueuin. 

Cremorae,  Z.,  ti.  s.  E.  Dartrey. 
Ckbwe,      Baron.       Huncerford 

Cnawv,  yiA  B.,h.  iSta,  *.  1835.  .S"«i/— Crewe 
Hall,  Crewe.  Chethtre.  Town  Re$uiem£t—ix, 
Hill  Street.  W.    a«At -Travellen'.  White's. 

Crichton,/.  n.  E.  Erne. 
Crichion,  v.,  M.P.,  </.  s.  E.  Eme. 
Crichton-Stuart,y.  n.  M.  Bute. 
Crofton,  Baron.   Edward  Henry 

CMURCHiLi-CRorroN.  3rd  B.  (I.R.P.),  *.  1834, 
«.  1869  :  >L-/.,  hift  brother.  Charles  St.  George, 
h,  1836.  J'/tf/— Mote  Park.  Ballymuray,  Roa- 
common.     C/«r^/— Carlton.  Sackville  Street. 

Cromartie,    Countess   of.     Anne 

SUTHBKLAND    LbvBSON-GoWER.    C     oT    Cro- 

naitie.  *.  1839,  c.  i86i  ;  h.-a,,  Francia,  V. 
Tarbat,  her  Mcond  son.  b.  1852.  Seats - 
Tarbat  and  Castle  Leod.  Cromarty.  Town 
Residence— SxAtfoT^  House.  S.W. 

Cuffe,/.  tt.  E.  Desart. 

Cumberland,  Duke  of, — see  "Peers 
of  the  Blood  Royal." 

Cumming  (Hovell  -  Thurlow  -  Cum- 
inin|f-Bnice),y!  n.  B.  Thurlow. 

Curzon,  V.^  el.  s.  E.  Howe. 

Curzon,  /  n.  B.  Scarsdale,  and  B. 
Zouche. 

Curzon  (Roper-Curzon),^  /.  n.  B. 
Teynham. 

Cust,/.  n.  E.  Brownlow. 

Dacrf-,  Baron.  THOAtAS  Crosbie 
William  Trevor,  aind  B.,b.  1808,  x.  1853; 
A,-/.,  his  brother,  the  Right  Hon.  Henry 
Bouverie  William  Brand,  P. C.  M.P.,  *.  1814. 
Seat—Ttiti  Hoo.  Wclwyn.  Herts.  Town 
Residence— yi.  Grosvcnor  Street.  W.  Clubs 
—  Boodle's,  White's. 

Dalberg- Acton,/  n.  B.  Acton. 

Dalhousie,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B. 
Ramsay.)  John  William  Ramsay,  CB., 
tith  E.,  b.  1847,  t.  1880:  h.-a.,  Arthur  George 
Maule.  L.  Ramsay,  b.  1878.  .fro/jr— Brechm 
Castle,  Brechin,  N.B.  ;  Dalhousie  Castle, 
Bonnyrigg.  Midlothian.  C/«<^»— Junior  United 
Service.  Mariborough,  White's. 

Dalkeith,  E.,  d.  s.  D.  Buccleuch. 
Dalrymple,  K,  el.  s.  E.  Stair. 
Dalrymple,/.  n.  E.  Stair. 
Daly, /.  ft.  B.  Dunsandle. 
Dalzell,/  n.  E.  Camwath. 


Darner  (Dawson^Damer),   /.  //.  E> 
PortaritngMii. 
Dangan,  V.,  ei.  s.  E.  Cowley. 

Darnlky,    Earl    of.      (Sits    as  •>'. 
CLirroH.)    John  Stpart  Bi.u;h.  6th  E.,  /■ 
i8a7.  *.  1835  ;  k^-a.,  Kdw.ird  Henry  Stuart,  / 
Cli(t.,n   /   ,Rc,.    Seats     Cobham  Hall.  Grave 
'  lodge,  Alhlx)y.  CO.  Mcalh.    /Vm 

J  . ,  Hill  Street .  W.  Clubs-  Carltc » 

.S-. .  ;;cct. 

Dartmouth,   Earl    of.     "William 

Waltp.k   T,i(.<.i\    sth   E.,  b.    182?.   s.    1?^  . 
A.-a.W  ..:c.  r.Uy^W  !   1 

i8sJ.  ill  Hall.  W 

Sandw  iiingham ;  V*  •  i 

Hiiddcrsticlil.  TinvH  Residence— ^o,  GrovcMiur 
Squ.irc,  W.  C/«[^#—Carhon.  Travellers',  Junior 
Carlton,  Burlington,  St.  Stephen's. 

Dartrey,  Earl  of.   Richard  Dkw 

SON.   K.P.,   isi  R  ,f<-  1817,  t.  as  3rd  P.  Cn 
mornc  1827,  c.  E.  Dartrey  1866  ;  A.-a. .  ^ 
/,.    Cremome,    b.     184a.     Seat- -Dunr> 
Monaghan.        Town    Residence— y>,     i  1 

Street.  W.  C/«A*- -Travellers',  Brooks'n, 
Kildare  Street 

Dawney,/  n.  K.  Downe. 

Dawson,/  n.  E.  Dartrey. 

Daw.son  (Dawson- Darner),  /  «.  E, 
Portarlington. 

Deane  (Deane-Moigan),  surname  B. 

Muskerry. 

De  Blaquierf^  Baron.     William 

Barnard  dk  Blaoi'ikwu.  5th  B.  (I. P.),  b. 
1814,  /.  »87i  ;  A.-/.,  his  cousin.  William  de 
Blaquiere.  b.  1810.  Residence — Springfield 
Crawley,  Sussex.  Seat — Brotkwortn  Manor, 
Gloucestershire.  C/»A«— United  Service.  Army 
and  Navy,  Scientific. 

De  Burgh  (De  Burgh-Canning),  sur- 
name M,  Cunricarde. 

Decies,  Baron.    Wu.liam  Robert 

John   Ds    la     Poer    Horsi.ev-Beresforo, 

Jrd  B.  (IP.),  b.  1811,  *.  1855:  //  n  .  ^nilbtn 
larcus  De  la  Poer,   *.    1865.  I 

House.  Ncwcastle-on-Tyne ;  Gall 
Northumberland  ;     The    Craig,     v> 
Clubs  —  Carlton.     Gtiands',     Junior     llniied 
Service. 

De  Clifford,  Baron.  Edward 
Southwell  Rvssbll.  34th  B.,  b.  1855,  a 
1877 :  A.-/.,  his  brother,  Charles  Somerset. 
b.  1857. 

De  Courcy,/  n.  B.  Kingsale. 

Deerhurst,  V.^  d.  s.  E.  Coventry. 

De  Freyne,  Baron.  Arthui 
French,  4th  B.,  b.  1855.  t.  1868 ;  h.-a.,  Arthur 
Reginald,  *.  1879.  5"rfl/-French  Park,  co. 
Roscommon.  Ireland. 


UNITBD  KmOOOM  AND  IMLAJH). 


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DcGrvy./  «.  B.  WabiaciuuB. 

DtLAMtai.  Baran.  Huoii  Cmol* 
■jnr.  Md  A.  A,  itii.  c  ttij:  ic-«-. 
.JLiita   JMf.  Val«  Itoyvl.  I^Mvick 


Earl.       RioiNAU) 


""   !'•«•!»  AND  Dvpunr,    Baron. 

Vm«»— FrntlHirM  CmU*.  To»- 
,cc  .  insMDv  MuMT.  Nonlwttavum.    rMM 

!»■.  WMm'i.  Ttef.  Ml  " 


1)B    Maulsv.    Baran. 
FacoaaicK  Aamlcv  Gooraa  FamoMav. 
/•'.A  III] 

WrMt.  A 

Udr       (/■«»— WlHMX  BrO«fe»'«. 

1  >r  MoleyMi  toffname  of  tooi  of  3rd 

B.  Ventrv. 

iHr  MoleYQ*  (Evddgh  de  Moleym), 

/  «.  4ih  A  V«nCfy. 

l)e  MoQtmorenqr,/.  n.  K.  Frankfort, 
•Dd  K  MoMUBonm 

Denbigh.  Earl  of.    Rudolph  Wil- 

MAM  BA«iL  PuuNMO,  Sill  if.,  A.  tttj.  <.  iM« ; 
A^.  Rudolph  RflUn  BmO  AloyiiwAt«w 
ii»e.  y.  P^iMuM  Hid  QdlM^  A  It59.  JaM^ 
Numtfi  Fmaa,  aMr  Lamrwonii  :  Down- 
in(.  Mw  HolyvdL  rWiinhin.     Tmm  ir««i. 

Tni««mff«\  CmImi.  Sc.  Gooff*'*. 

Denuon,/  «.  /T.  Londoborongh. 

Dknman,  Baton.   Thomas  Aitchi* 

»OM<DattMAM.  Mid  A.  A.  itOiSt  «•  l*S4i  A. -A. 

h»  hwalwr,  ItUtd  rfwaMM.  I.  tli»  5m^1 
Stooy  MUdlMoa.  bv  SlMAdd.  Tmm  ifm- 
'  •*»— ji.  S«)rBiour  StTMl,  W. 

Dbrbv.  Earl  <A.    Edward  Hknry 

STAWtrv,  PC.  I>CI-.  I  I.T>.  F  R  S.  lUJi 

£.,h  iSit.i     lS/.<.  *    /  .   hi.  Ir-tJiT.   th«  Ri. 

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DiMBT,  Earl  of.    Wiluam  Uucs 
OtOmmM  Crrra.  41I1  JT.  (tP.\.  k 
kit  bfocW.  Hoi 
A  iM.  5M/-I 
CibA»-CarlMA.  WWia'ft. 

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ViHcsMT  BAVMAaas.  jid  A.  A.  iloA.  s.  »t6| : 
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Db  Tablbt,  Baron.   Gborgr  Wab- 
aaa.  F.C,  Mid  A«  A.   tin.  «.  11*7;  A-m., 
"     ~  At  ilj;s>    **»/-Tobl»y 

UpMT  Bi%iB««  towi.  8.W.    CiMo~Tra««|. 
UrTrsTjIiMo's. 

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Db  Vbsci,  Viaconnl.  JohnRobbst 
WitxiAM  Vbasv.  4«b  K  (L  P.l  A  il44.  *■  »*7S : 
A./,  hk  hraclMr.  Eumoob.  A.   il«i.     Smt^ 


Abboy  Lm.  Ooooa'ft 
Tnivdion'.  6w^.  » 


C/oi;»>  Wlui«-( 


Devon,  Earl  of.    Wiluam  Rbci- 

WALO  CourraMAV.  P.C,  D.CL..  iiik  £.,  k 
1I07.  A  1I99:  A.-A.  Edwafd  JteldviB.  X. 
Coomaay.A  ilitt  5m«»— FdnrdcriMi  CmiI*. 
■oir  EaMor :  Mok,  Kiagnbridf*.  O««<oo :  TW 
CMk.   NowcMik.  ca    UaMridL     C^A• - 


Dbvonshibb,  Duke  of.  Wiluam 
CAVBuotM.  K.a.  PC.  LUD..  P.R.S..  7U1 
/>..  A  ilot.  A  Aft  iF.  Barlii«Ma  iIia.  m  D. 
Dovomkirt  ilsl ;  A-«..  Sotaccr  CoMinii. 
M.  of  HArtmgtoo.  M. P..  KCD.CL.LLD., 
A  1I1V  ^*««<»-aiaiawonli,  Aiid  Hardwtcko 
HAn.T>cri»y«liir« :  Qmbpcoo  Placw.  EaatbounM ; 
Bolton  Abbey.  Yorkklurc:  Holkar  HnlLCani- 
fovtb  :  Ibmow  CmUc.  Wotcrford  ;  Oukwick. 
MiddkMS.  T0mm  ^#«idfixy-bi»nnihin 
Howe.  yt.  FfecndUly.  W. 
Osfbffd  and  Guabfi4^ 


DiCBY,  Baron.  Edward  St.  Vin- 
caxT  Dio«Y.  oib  B.,  k  iloo,  a  1I56;  A-*. 
Edvnrd  Hoary  TVafidor.  MP..  A  x%^ 
5MlSi-lliai«nM  HoaMTCcrM  Abbw^  DoraM: 
Cmbm,  UV**  ea      Tmm  «« 

Dillon,/  ».  ^.  Oonhrock. 
Dillon,  Vbcoont.     Arthur  Ed- 

MVHD  DiMwts  Las  DiLU>»  iteh  V.  (I.P.X 
Ac  ilia.  «.  Hm;  A.-0..  HArold  Anbor,  A  tt««. 
Swrti-DywUij.  Oi^MdiMn  :  LM«iiGlyna. 
CO.    noMoaMBHk      rMM    iTMAdnwr  —  1 1 1. 


DiAracli,  tunuune  E, 


330 


PEERS  AND  PEERESSES  OF  THE 


DONEOALL,  Marqae«^  of.    (Sh^  lu  ff. 

FUNBSWICK.)     GboRC*  11  IS 

T««.  K.P.,  C.CH..  IM 
1707,*.  1844;  A./..  hUl'f  V  V. 

fcd«rard.^.l799.  JTra/*  — H;«\r»  I'^rk^^o.  Down  ; 
Fuhermdt.  co.  Antrim  ;  llie  Caole,  Belfiut ; 
HaouMd  Manhall,  Ne»bury.  Berk*.  r«mm 
RnidtMt^—n,  GrMveaor  Square,  W.  dmis— 
BrookiX  Whiu's,  United  Service.  Ulster.. 
DoNKKAiiv.  Viscount.     Hayks  St. 

LaCKK  I>),^.  1818, f.  18^:  A.-/., his 

OOttiin.  iiurSL  Leger,  Ilm).,^.  1835. 

Jmi/— i>wii<.....<^  Court.  Duneraile.  co.  Cork. 
T*mm  Ittndttut—u,  Crokvcnor  Street,  W. 
Clmtit—Cuitoo.  Arthur*.  WTiitct,  Kildarc  St. 

DoNiNGTON,      Baron.        Charles 

FkKOBIIICK  AbNRY-HASTINGS.  ISt  B.,  b.  tSfla, 
c.  1880:  A. -41..  Charles  Edward  Hastings,  JST. 
of  Loudoun,  b.  1855.  Srats  -Dooington  Park, 
Derby:  Loudoun  Castle,  GaUton,  N.B.;  Raw- 
doa  HJai,  YorL     CIhA,  Carlton. 

DoNoUGHMORE,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  V. 
Hutchinson.)  John  Lukb  Gborgb  Hbly- 
Hi/TCHiNsoN,  K.C.M.G.,  5th  E.,  6.  1848,  *. 
1866  :  fu-it.,  Richard  Walter  John,  K  Suirdale, 
t.  1875.  .SVa/— Knocklofty  Huunc,  Clonmel, 
CO.  Tipperary.  C/«^f— Carlton,  Marlborough, 
Kildare  Street,  White's.  Sl  James's. 

Dorchester, Baron.  Dudley  Wil- 

MOT  Cakleton,  4th  B.,  6. 1822,  *.  1875.  TatvH 
J! esidencr— ^.hcrUley^u&n.W.  C/«^-Turf. 

Dormer,   Baron.    John  Baptiste 

losKTH  Dormer,  1 3(h^.,^.  1830,  «.  1871;  A.-/., 
his  brodier,  James  Charlemagne.  6.  i8u.  Seats 
—Grove  rark,  near  W  aru-ick  ;  Peterley 
House.  Amersham.     C/«A- Travellers'. 

Douglas,  /.  «.  M.  Queensberry,  and 
£.  Selkirk. 

Douglas  (Douglas-Hamilton), yi  n.  D. 
Hamilton. 

Douglas  (Douglas  -  Maclean  -  Comp- 

ton).y:  n.  M.  Northampton. 

Douglas  (Douglas-Pennant),  /.  n.  B. 
Penrhyn. 

Douglas  (Montagu-Douglas-Scott), 
/  M.  D.  Buccleuch. 

Douglas  (Watson-Douglas)  /  n.  E, 
Morton. 

Downe,  Viscount.   Hugh  Richard 

Dawnav,  8th  y.  (LP.),  *.  1844,  *.  1857  ;  A. -a., 
John,  b.  1872.  Stats— DiMhy  Lodge,  Varm  : 
Wykeham  Abbey,  York,  Toivh  Residetue— 
19,  Berkeley  Square,  W.  C/«*x— Carlton, 
^Vhitc's,  lurf,  Marlborough,  Yorkshire. 

DowNSHiKE,  Marauess  of.     (Sits  as 

E.  of  HiLLABOROUGH.)    ARTHUR  WlLUS  JoHM 

Wbixincton  Blunlrll Trumbull  Hill. 6th 
M..  b.  1871,  *.  1874  ;  A.-/.,  his  uncle,  L.  Arthur 
William.  M.P.,  b.  1846.  Seats-  East  Hampstead 
Park.  Wokinxham  ;  HUUborough  Castle,  HilU- 
bocotigfa,  ca  Down. 


Drogheda,  Marquws  of.   (Sits  as  B. 

MOORB.)     Hi  ■.     .  M <^  . 

K.P.,  P.C, 

A.-/,   to  Earli.     . 

Poosoaby  William  Mo-irc,  l.».i.  .SV-.i/ —  Mikji- 
Abbey,  Monaatereven,  co.  Kildarc  TVtt". 
RttuUnct—iA^  Dover  Street,  Piccadilly.  C/w/j 
—Carlton.  Travellers'.  White's,  Marlborough, 
Kildare  StrceL 

Drumlanrig,  K.,  d.  s.  M.  Queensberry. 

Drummond,  Z.,  grattd-s.  E.  Perth. 

Drummond,  /.  n.  E.  Perth,  and   I '. 
Strathallan. 

Drummond    (Heathcote-Drummoml 
Willoughby),  surname  of  Barymtts  Willoughby 
D'Ercsby,  and  B.  Aveland. 

DuciE,  Earl  of.    Henry  Jons  i 
noli>s-Morkton.  P.C,  F.R.S..  3rd£". . 
*.    1853:   A. -a,.    Henry    Ha«ght..»    V' 
L.  Morcton.  M.P.,  b.  1857.    ^e,i: 
Court,    Falneld  :    Sarsdcn,    Chi; 

T<ntfH   Rrsidenct — 16,    Portmaii    .    , _,     •• 

C/m^— Brooks's,  Travellers',  Athenaeum. 

Dudley,  Earl  of.     William  Wari  •. 

ISt  E.,b.  1817,  c.  i860  ;  A.-rt.,  William  Humble. 
V.  Ednam.  b.  1867.  .?«•<»/*- Himlcy  Hall 
Dudley  ;  Witlcy  Court,  Stourport,  Worcester 
Crogcn,  Con*cn,  Mcrioncih<khtre.  Town  [a» 
chief  \  k etu/ence—  Dudlev  House,  Park  Iwin 
W.  C/w^*-Carlton,  White's.  1  ..rf  M.i: 
borough,  Su  James's. 


Duff,  /.  ft.  E.  Fife. 

DuFFERiN,    Earl    of.      Frederk 
Temple  Hamilton-Blackwood,  K. P.,  Va 
K.CB.,G.CM.G.,F.R.S.,D.C.L.,Li    i 
£.,  b.  1826,  c.  187 1  :  h.-a.,  Archibald    I 
y.   Clandeboye,  b.  1863.      J/a/-Cbn.; 
CO.  Down.     Residence— hnxxtii   Embassy,   .'- 
Petersburg.        Clubs—  Brooks's.      Travellci 
Athetucum,  Marlborough,  Ulster. 

Dun  ALLEY,  Baron.  Henry  Prittil, 

yd^.  (LP.),  *.  1807,  /.  1854:  A. -a..  Henry 
0'Calla«han,  b.  1851.  ^#«/— Kilboy,  Nctiagh, 
CO.  Tipperary. 

DuNBOYNE,  Baron.  Theohald 
Fitz-Walter  Butler.  14th  B.  (I.k.I*.).  if. 
1806,  s.  1850 ;  A. -a.,  lames  Fiu- Walter  Cliflord- 
Butler,  b.  1839.  i>eat  —  Knoppogue  Castle, 
Newmarket  on- Fergus,  co.  Clare.  Clubs— 
Carlton,  Kildare  Street. 

Duncan  (Duncan-Haldane),  /.  n.  E' 

Camperdown. 

Duncombe,/.  n.  E.  Feversham. 
Dundas,  Z.,  el.  s.  E.  Zetland. 
Dundas,/.  n.  E.  Zetland,  and  V.  Mel- 
ville. 


UlCrreO   KtltODOM   AMD   IRCtAKD. 


S3« 


DuNDONALO,    Earl   ot      Thomas 

M^BMuCocMaAwa.  iiikjr.(l.lLF.Jl.AtSu.  a 
.iio.A.^,  Dwiiti>  Ml  hi— I  bA  M— il- 
loa.  iL.  CodtfaM.  A  its^i     fWM  Mmt^mt^- 
.QiMaa'»Gato.&W. 

Otti^amui,  K,  «r.  a  iff.  Cpfk  ud 


I.,  d.  t.  £.  H< 

Ihinio,  K.  41^.  »,  £.  CUacArty. 

l>ui)luc«,  K,  ^.  /.  if.  Aatrim. 

r,    Eari  oC     (Silt  aa  ^.) 
mv  MuaaAV.  ph,M.,k  •!«>, 


H 

ItMl 


#    ie;>      s/x^Jr-Diwera,  ScirfiM;   lak  of 
M^kiia.      TmrnM, 
Raad.  8.W. 

DUNRAVKN  AND  MOUirT*EAmL,f .ot 
(S*tt  aft   A    KmjiavJ    Wiupham    Tnoma* 

Wv|l»MAM-<^>IM,IC.P..«lkir..A  ll«*.4.  i»7i; 

i.-^t  hm  tmmim.  Wiadliaai  Haary.  A   ttlj. 
'  iara   Maaor,  Adaia,  oa   Lhawirt ; 
SomlMwfcwm.  GlaaMnaa- 
KmUtmn    Kaary  Hout },  Putaay  Vala, 
Ciblv-Wkka'a.  BfookAV   Wiaatua^ 


DUN&ANDLK      AND       ClAN-CONAL, 

R4n.Hi.      Pcsu   St  vlv.  Mid   A 

(I  K  I'X  y  liio.  i  1^  bradMr. 

Skcfia^UM  jAac».  ^ .     DuaMUKUa, 

Ailiaary.caOalwmy.    C/a^-Carittio.  Kildafa 
buaat,ca.  Gahmy. 

DuNftANY,  Banm.  Edwaao  Plun- 
aaTT.  iMiA(LR.P.XA  tagf.«.  ilti;  A^. 
lUadal  K4wafd  ShartianM.  A  ita.  .$«•/ 
-Davaay  CMili.  Navaa.  caw  Maaik  r^aa 
R»tidfmn  I.  GrawaMr  Placa,  S.W.  CAJ^ 
-1>a«dlar.\  Uaiiad  SarvkaTlUUara  SlM 
^        Dunwich.  K,  d,  u  E.  Stradbrokc 

Duppltn,  V.^d.  s.  £.  Kiamrall. 

DuKiiAM.  BUhopof.  josKPH  Barbir 
IjCMTruoT.  D.D..  D.C.L..   LLD..  A  iSa. 


»-AihMiBaaL 
DuttiiAM,  Earl  of.    John  Giorob 

l.«Mn:.s.  irj  if.  A  1855.*.  1879;  A-A.hk 
l>rvxhcr.  Krclcrkk  \^1UtAm(t«iBXM.P..A  1855. 
A^z-LioaUoa  CamU.  Duriuai  ;  Tmm  Rtti- 
4*m^y^  Hdl  teaai.  Barkalay  Sqaaia.  W. 
CVaJb    uiiatdi*.  IWl 


Dumfoid,    samame   of   ^lifA^s^    of 


t^ r  m.B.  Shcfbome. 

<.    Baron.     Arthur    dr 
i  Rica,  Ma  A.  A  i8A  •'  >M: 

A^.   VV.J;«f   riu-Uryaa.   A    it7>     .Sm#— 
Dyticvw   CAtflt.   -  -      —       " 


DVIART.   Earl  of.     WttXIAM  lONH 
MA>Ma»>  Ha.MiAOI.r.]lXitfl». 

^  lO    Ilacta4i 


Ebrii^UNi,  v..  d.  i,  B,  FoUmcm. 

ERURY.Baroo.  RoBRtTGROtrBiiO«« 
P.C.  Id  A,  A  tfoi.  «.  lii;:  A-*,  »p>m 
Wattaaar,  A  its«.  l<al  Boor  Pfefl.  llkA- 
■■■iii'uiik  r#aM  Rnidtt*  m.  PaHi Smm. 
W.    r/b4»-lt«lbnB.  BfooluVTnvaBm'. 

Edca,/.  «.  A  Ancklasd. 

EdgcwiaM^  /.  «.  iff.    Mom  Edr 


Bdnam,  F,  aC  r.  i?.  Dttdler. 
Edwardc*,/.  «.  ^.  Kaufa^toiL 
EfFfNOHAM.     Earl    oC       Henry 

HoWABO.  aad  A.  A  itoA  «.  SI4S :  A-a. 
H«ry  iL  Hovard  of  rJ^lj,  i  i8|y. 
5«wi!»--TiiMarwa  Homm,  BkaMar:  TiiaGnMCt. 
RoUMvluaL  Tmmmltm4mM  51.  Baiea  Placa. 
8.W.    C/n^-Travalan*. 

Egcftoo,  /  «.  i?.  Enomere,  ^. 
WUw.  aad  A  Otay  da  KadclMfc 

Egrrton  of  Tatton,  Baroo.  Wil- 
UAM  Tatton  EcaaroH.  im  A.  A  iloA  r. 
A-*.  WUbcmlHua.  k.P..A  ttsiL    Stmt 


i8]o:  .-.^,  ^.■...■— .-.  ,^,.,^  ., 
-Taooa  PaA.  Kaoufevd.     Ttmm 
-7.  S«.  JaMA'tSquara.  S.W.  ClmU- 
TravaBan*.  MaadtcMar  Coatw<atl*a. 

ECUNTON   AND   WiNTON,    Earl  oC 

eiCsafti?.  ofWiMTOM.)  AaCNiaAL0  WlU4A« 
OMTOOMaAiB,    tAiii  A,   A  1I41.   c  iMt ; 
A/.,  kb bfathar.  SMoa  M.oainliia., A  ,tt«A 


Jrviaa.  AfnUr*: 
OaaflMam.  LaaariBihifa.  T^m  Rmidmm— 
rUppar   Balrava  Scraac.   S.W.     CAid»- 

Egmont.  Earl  of.  (Siuas^.  Lovsu. 
AMD  HoLLAMD.)  CHAauaCaoaGa  PaacsvAL, 
7U1  K.,  A  t84s.  <•  i>74;  A-/C.  Im  wmm. 
Aucualiu  Gaorga  Paroeval.  A  ila^  SnUa— 
CowdfByPari.MidlHin«:  Loboft  Cartla.  Corii : 
Ckurdaoars.  BuUevaat,  Iralaad;  Norlt  Hoaaa. 
EaaoaL  Tmm  A«tf«iwr-a«.  S*.  JaMi'a 
PUearS.W.  Ctelr-CariMrSL  gtiflna-^ 
I't.  Boodla\  Maffboraogli.    Naar  Uai- 


EldM,  Z..  M.P..  ar.  /.  E.  WemjM. 
Eloon,  Earl  ot    John  Scott,  tid 

A.  A  184).  «.  i8«4 :  A«.  Jote.  K.  riciiaili. 
Aitya  iaal»-Eao«mba,Waw4a»;g>aaaB. 
Honhliri       Tmm  ftwiim\%    1    liaMlHa 

EijOin  and  KiNCAUMitB,  Bad  ot 
(Stt  aa  A  E%ia.)  Virroe  AtaxAVoaa 
Bavca.  ydi  A  af  Bbria  aad  Mik  A  Kfai. 
canliaa.  A  1849.  &  7%:  A^.  kfe  bmkar. 
Robart  fVaaoa.  M.P..  A  itct.  .yaa#  %mam 
Hal.  DaafanalBa.  PMbyra.   CAda-Dtvw. 


33a 


PEERS  AND  PEERESSES  OP  THE 


Elibank,  Baron.    Montottru  Fox 

OUPNANT    MURKAV.   lOth    .  >:    iSfO. 

$.    1871:  k.-m.,    Akxandr  >  hade« 

Olipham.  t,  iSm.     Semi*     1  hlddle- 

Bton.  .Pwbl— hire :  Ballcncrictr  {m  rmim), 
HaddiaiKtaMlure :  Pitheavlu.  Perttuhire,  Kli 
tMmk  GMlk  {ht  rmimt\  Selkirk.  Residmct- 
Gnvdy*  House.  Hayward's  Heath.  Clmbt— 
Navml  and  Miliury.  New. 

Eliot,/,  n.  £.  St.  GemiAM. 

Ellinborough,  Baron.     Charlrs 

Edmumo  Law,  ird  B.,  h.  i8ao :  x.  1871 :  A.-A 
CharietTowiy  Hamilton,  A.  1856.  Residence— 
Hoily  Spring,  Bracknell,  Berks.  Ttmm  Rett- 
dem»-^  Buckingham  Gate.  S.W.  Clubs - 
United  Service,  Anny  and  Navy,  Royal 
Thames  Yacht.  Carkon. 

Ellesmere,  Earl  of.  Francis 
Charlbs  Granville  Egkrton,  3rd  E.,  K 
1847,  *.  i86a ;  h.-a.,  lohn  Frands  Granville 
Scrope.  y.  Brackley,  J.  1872.  5Va/— Woniley 
Hall.  Manchester.  Taum  Residemre—Bnda- 
water  House.  Cleveland  Square.  S.W.  Ciuit 
— Mariboroogh.  Travellers'.  Turf. 

EUicott,  surname  Bishop  of  Gloucester 
and  Bristol. 

Elliot,/  n,  E.  Minto. 
Ellis  (Agar-Ellis),/  n.  V.  Qifden. 
Ellis,/  n.  B.  Howard  de  Walden. 
Elmley,  K,  el.  s.  E.  Beauchamp. 
Elphinsto.ne,    Baron.      William 

BlLLKR    FULLBRTON    ElPHINSTONR.    15th    A 

(S.R.P.X  h.  1828.  s.  1861  :  h.-a.,  James  Dnimr 
mond.  b.  1865.  .Jrrt/— Carbcrry  Tower,  Mus- 
selburgh, N.B.   C/«r*x— Carlton.  Marlborough- 

Ely,  Bishop   of.     James    Russell 

WoooroRD.  D.D.^  *.  1820.  con.  1873.  Palace 
-  Ely.  Town  Residence ~lL\y  House,  37,  Dover 
Street,  W.     C/w^— Athenaeum. 

Ely,  Marquess  of.  (Sits  as  B. 
lx>m's.)  John  Henry  Wkllincton  Gra- 
ham I>>KTis,  4th  M.,  b.  1849,  *.  1857  :  *•/•. 
his  cousin,  John  Henry  I>ortus,  Esq.,  *.  1851. 
.S>rt/*— Ely  Lodge,  Enniskillen.  co.  Fermanagh; 
Ix>ftus  Hall,  CO.  Wexford  :  Keamsey  Abbey, 
Dover.     C/»*x— Pratt's,  Kildare  Street. 

Emly,  Baron.    William  Monseli., 

PC,  isl  B.,  b.  x8ia,  c.  1873;  A. -a.,  Gaston 
Thomas  Wjlliam,  b.,  1858.  5"«'a/*— Chateau 
de  Drouilly,  Montoire ;  Tervoe,  Limerick.  Clttbs 
— Atheascum,  .St.  George's. 

Emlyn,  K,  M.P.,  el.  s.  E.  Cawdor. 

Encombe,  K,  //.  s.  E.  Eldon. 

Enfield,  Viscount.  (Sits  as  B. 
Stkafford.)  Gborgk  Henry  Charlks 
I!vs'.,  called  to  the  House  of  Lords  during 
the  lifetime  of  his  father,  ^.  1830.  Seat— "Dm 
\V  him,  Wcybridge.  Tmvn  Residence— ^o,  Rut- 
land  Gate.  .S.W.      C/«^i-WhUe's,   Brooks's. 


Enniskillen,  Earl  oC     (Sits  as  B. 

Grinstrad.)  William  Willoighbv  Cole, 
D.CL.,LL.U.,  F.R.S.,yd  A.,A.  1807,1.1840; 
*.-«.,  Lowry  Egerton,  V.  Cole,  M.P.,  b.  1845. 
J/rt/~ Florence  Court.  Enniskillen.  co.  Fer- 
managh. Tfwn  Ketidence  -65.  Eaton  Pbce. 
S.W.  C/M^f— Carlton.  Athenaeum,  Sackville 
Street,  National. 

Ennismore,  V.,eLs.E.  Listowel. 

Ernf^  Earl  of     John  Crichton, 

K.P.  (I.R.P.X  ird  ^.,  A.  1802,  *.  1842;  k.a., 
John  Henry.  /^  Crichton,  M.F..  b.  1839.  Seat 
~  Crom-  Castle,  Newtown  Butler,  co.  Fer- 
managh. Town  Residence — 05,  Eaton  Square, 
S.W.     C/».^Carlton. 

Erroll,  Earl  of  (Sits  as  B.  Kil- 
marnock.) William  Harry  Hay,  18th  E.,  b. 
1821.  t.  1846  :  h,-a.,  Charies  Gore.  /..  Kilmar- 
nock, b.  i8j2.  Seats— ?Asi\n%  Castle.  Cnidcn, 
Aberdeenshire  ;  Eull  Manor  House.  Cornhiil, 
near  Coldstream,  Northumberland. 

Erskinf^   Baron.     John  Cadwal- 

LADER  Erskine.  4th  B.,  b.  1805 ;  s.  1877: 
A.-/.,  his  brother.  William  Macnaghten,  b. 
1841.  Seat — Ettenheim,  Torquay.  Club— 
Onenul. 

Erskine,  B.yd.  s.  E.  Mar  and  Kellie. 

Erskine,  /  m.  E.  Mar  and  Kellie, 
and  E.  Buchan. 

Erskine  (Goodeve-Erskine),  surname 
E.  Mar. 

Erskine  (St.  Clair  Erskine),/  n.  E. 

Rossi  yn. 

£lskdaile,  L.^  grands.  D.  Buccleuch. 
Essex,  Earl  of     Arthur  Alger« 

non  Capbll,  6th  E.,  b.  1803.  s.  1839;  A.-/., 
his  grand-s.,  George  Devereux  de  Vere,  L. 
Capcl.  b.  1857.  ^i-rt^-Caswobury  Park,  Wat- 
ford.   C/kA— Travellers'. 

Evans  (Evans-Freke),/.«.  B.  Carbery. 

Eveleich  (Eveleigh  de  Moleyns),  sur- 
name B.  V^ntry. 

EvERSLfcY,     Viscount.        Charles 

Shaw-Lbfbvrs,  P.C,  D.C.L  ,  LL.D.,  ist  V., 
b.  1794,  c.  1857.  .Jra/— Heckfield  Place, 
Wincnfield,  Hampshire.  Toivn  Residence- 
114,  Eaton  Square,  S.W.  C/»^«— Athenaeum, 
Boodle's.  Brooks's,  Fox. 

Exeter,   Bishop   of.      Frederick 

Temple,  D.D.,  b.  1821,  con.  1869.  PeUace— 
Exeter.     C/i**— Athenaeum. 

Exeter,   Marauess  of      William 

Allbvnr  Cbcil,  P.C,  3rd  M.,  b.  182s,  /.  1867  : 
k.-a.,  Brownlow  Henry  George,  /..  ntirghirv, 
M.P.,  b,  184^.  .SVrt/— BurghTey  House,  near 
Stamford.  Town  Residence— 6,  Hereford  Gar- 
dens. W.  C/m^i— Carlton.  Junior  Carlton,  St. 
Stephen's,  Marlborough,  United  Service,  Coi>- 
servative. 


UNirtD  KINGDOM  AND  IRELAKD. 


333 


EXMOUTH,      ViMOWit  KOWAftD 

■arrwooo  lo««  Pnxaw.  41k  K.  k  iMi. 
ty6;A.^,  Ilk  brailMr.  WUEmb  Addii^Mi 

i  >uwlard.  m»*r  KmMT. 

Fairkax.   Baron.      JoNN  Coirns 


i.  U.S. A. 


KAX,   Baron.     JoNN  Coims 

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.  i^Mbunc  PMMa  BiufMi  CGOkl  Mw^ 
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Falkland,  Vitoomt     (Slu  as  S. 

*»Mx>H.)    Lvov*  BntTiHCK  Cabv.  P.C. 

C.H..    wtfc^K,  A    ity.  «.    lia^;  A/c. 

.7/4/    Auiicr^etfr,   Yifni.   VoriuMn. 

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"  n.,c  ..  ArtlMirV,  Mariboraivli.  TwC  Yortc 

Fanr.  /!  «.  j?.  WeatOMtdand. 

Baron.        Somkrset 
K  V  wBU..  Ich  A  (I.P.X  A  ilet.  «. 

i&«  .  ,  y^..  ..^  temlMr,  jtmm  Pkirc*.  A  ili> 
AMir~l>aniaMi.  and  AfWy  Cmum*.  Moom 
NiuMU  co^  Cavva.  Tmmi  /odmor  nl, 
NvviMMi  Gcwa  RoMl.  N.K. 

PdtUi^/.  «.  iS:  Deabigli. 

FaOdfaw  and  CaUan,    K,  af.  «.  ^. 

DciOMfk. 

FEtMOY.   Baron.     Edward  Frrz- 

Ki>Mi  Nu  Ih  HK>  RocNa.aad  A(1.P.)lA  iUih 
i  IV4  A  / .  bit  bntlMr.  JaaMs  BootliAjr 
Hurkr.  fl.  i«M.  Sm«»— TrabaigBa,  WUmcam, 
cu.  Cork ;  KiMiMiaig.  RatkoonHM:.  ce.  Cork  : 

Stroct. 

FKRRKRs,Eari.   Saw  ALUS  Edward 

Shiulkv.  MCk  £..  A   it47. «.   18)9:  A<A.  Ida 
a.  Wakar  KiMn.  A  il^.   iwar-^caua- 
Harald,    AaSbr4a4^^2Mcli :    dMRlty 
~    ~    '     CiUa>Cu«iMi.  Beodk't. 


FrvrasiiAM,  EarL  Wiluam  Er- 
NK.%T  DuMcoMaa.  la  £.,  A  tt«9.  «.  a»  ytl 
/f.  1*67.  c.  ttfU.A.^,  WUkua  Ragiaaia.  K 
llelamky.  MP.  A  ittt.  Smi -Dunamhm 
Park.  Hda»ky.  YorktiUra.     r«wa  Rtddtrnt* 

lo.  Bapava  SqiMra,  S.W.  CAiA»— Jaaior 
CarlioarTar<;  Marlbavoagk  Yorkahiia.  Tra- 


Ffrcnch, Baron.  Thomas Ffrrnch, 

4th  if  (IP).  A  tSio.Juiiaa;AA.k»brailMr. 
MArt>iiJ«cpk,Aiti>  ^«Badhw)r-Ela  Park. 
Mwrioo.  Dublia. 

Fiennca  (Twislcton-Wykeham-Fien- 
^•iX  /  "•  9'  ^r*  Md  Sala. 


FlPl,  EaH  oC    (Sits  as  ^.  SsiMt.) 
AuDUMoaa  WituAM  r 


diMOT.  Md  RniMiWjii  Hmw.  Haaily.  RMfT- 
•Mm:  laM*  HaaM.  Ub;  WM««aa  Haaw. 
Morav ;  Mar  LadfR,  iBiiim;  fltoa*  HaM*. 
aad  U«  HaMjSviaMMrau  Tmm  ntJ- 
^tmm   4^Cay«rfMi  Jfaara^^  W.     Cte«»- 

fti  iiR?i>iii.  Be  JaaM^oSiSdu Eayal  vJd^ 


Fbeaatle.  K.,  1/.  /.  E, 

Findi,/  ».  ir.  AjleilbnI. 

Fbdi-Hatton,/  m,  E.  Wh 

FiNOALU    EaH   «£      (Siu  as   B.) 
AarauB  Iambs  Plvhk8TT.  P.C  loili  A.  A 

A   il«.     5^~klllMa  CMfa.  Tata,  co. 
vioa,  BraokA'a 

Fittalan  (Filxalaa. Howard),/  «.  />. 
Morfotk.  aad  B.  Hawmid  oTCkwofL 

Fiu-Clarence,  y.,  tL  t.  E.  MmMer. 
FKx-Clarcnce,  f.  m.  E  Monster. 
Fitt-GcnJd,/  •.  />.  Ldnster. 
rtU-GeraU.De-Ros,/.  m.  ^.  De  Ros. 

FiTZ-IlARDiNCB,  BanML  Francis 
WitxiAM  FiriHAaMNOB  Bcaxaunr.  aad  B., 
A  t8*6.  *.  iI6t  :  A/.,  M*  bracks.  OMrl* 
Pa|acril>-Hariik«a.Aitjai.  .£M«»--B«kal*y 
CaMk.  Bvkaiay.  OkawMmMra :  Oaalbri 
Haoariow.     CAOt-BaodVa,  Tart 


Fitmaarice,  /   m.    il/1  Lansdowne, 
K.  Orfcaay,  aad  Bmfmtea  Nairaa. 

Fha-Patrick,/  n.  B.  Castletown. 

riU-Rojr,  /.  «.  />.  Grafton,  and  B, 


FmwiLUAM,  Earl.  Wiluam  Tho- 
mas Srsacaa  Waaywoata  •  FirxariuaAM. 
ILG..<(kiE..A  ili5.«.  its?:  A«..lMfiBwl. 
Ma.  WiUba  Ckarfaa  d«  Mora.  V.  Mihoa. 
A  itT*.  JbUar'W«M»ortb  WoedkoaM. 
Rotkwkaai;  ChpiaHia.  ea.  Wkkkw.     TaM 


fVmtx,/.  m.  y.  Ashbrook. 

FOLIY,    Baron.      Henry  Thomas 
Pounr.  stk  A.  A   itja.  «.   iM^;  A.^.  k» 
btatkar^   PkalM     Gka>l«    laka.    A    0$*. 
""  *   r.  Sanav .     r*i»w 
Maf«.W.  OmU- 
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FolkcMona,  K,  ILP.,aiL/.  i?.  Radnor 


334 


PEERS  AND   PEERESSES  OF  THE 


FORBKS,  Bcrnn 
NAY  FoRSn,  l9Ch 


HnitACBCOURTE- 
1809. «.  t868: 
*.  1833.    SfiU 


— Cude  Forbcft.  U ^.  AbcrdMmhira. 

C/wJir-  Caritop.  Athcmeum. 

Forbes,/  n.  E.  Graimrd. 
Forbes,  K,  et.  s.  E.  Granartl. 
Forbes     (Hepburn  -  Stuart  -  Forbes- 
Trefttib),/  «.  B.  Clinton. 

Forester,  Baron.    George  Cecil 

WbLO    FoKKkTKR.    RC,    Jfd    A       -^     'R— '      ' 

1874;  A.-/.,  his  brother,  the  Res 
kin  Weld.  *.   18 13.      Seat»~\^\ 

Suffordfchirr:  Willcy  Park.  Br.  ,...,  .  i 

Park,  Wclliinjton,  Salop.  Town  Kesut'eHce—  3, 
Carlton  (Jardens.  S.W.  C/mJv— Carlton. White's. 

Fortescue,  Earl.     High  P'ortes- 

CUB,  ytdE..b.  i8t8.  t.  t86i  ;  k.-a.,  Hugh.  V. 
Ehnngton,  o.  iSm-  Seats — Ca&tle  Hill,  South 
Molton  :  Wear  Giflbrd.  Bidcford.  Town  Keti- 
tUnct—^,  Charles  Street.  W.  C/«^/— Travel- 
lers'. Athenxum.  Brooks's. 

Fortescue,/.  w  B.  Clermont. 
Fortescue  (Parkinsonr Fortescue),/  n. 

B.  Carlingford. 

Fox  (Lane- Fox),/  n.  B.  Conyers. 
Fox    (Fox-Strangways),    /     n.    E. 
Ilchester. 

Frankfort,  Viscount.  Lodge  Ray- 
mond Dk  Montmorency,  and  V,  (LP.),  b. 
1806,  #.  tSia  ;  >L-a.,  Raymond  Harvey,  b.  1835. 

Fraser,  /  n.  B.  Saltoun,  B.  Lovat, 
and  Biikef  of  Manchester. 

Freke(Evans-Freke),/!  «.  ^.  Carbery. 

Freeman  (Freeman-Mitford),/.  n.E. 
Redesdale. 

Fremantle,  /  n.  B.  Cottesloe. 

French,/  n.  B.  de  Freyne. 

Gage,  Viscount.  (Sits as i?.)  Henry 

Charlrs  Gage,  5th  V.,  b.  1854. 1.  1877 ;  h.p., 
his  uncle  Edward  1  homas.  C.  B.,  b.  1825.  Seat 
—  Firle  Place.  I>ewes,  Susaex.  Tawn  Resi- 
dence-^.  Whitehall  Yard,  S.W.  C/K^Mari- 
borough. 

Gainsborough,  Earl  of.     Charles 

George  Noel,  2nd  E.,  b.  1818,  /.  1866  ;  fu-a,, 
Charles  William  Francis,  V.  Campden.  ^.  i8sa 
Seats  —  Exton  House,  Oakham  ;  Campden 
House,  Broad «ray^  Gloucestershire.  Clubs— 
Carlton,  St.  James  s,  St.  George's. 

Galloway,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B. 
Stkwart  ofGaruks.)  Alan  Plantagbnbt 
Stewart,  toth  E.,  b.  1835,  *.  1873 ;  h.-^.,  his 
brother.  Randolph  Henry,  b.  1836.  Seats— 
Cunloden,  Newtown  Sffrw.irt.  N.B. ;  Glentrool 
Lodge.  Bargrennat::  "  right-shire :  Gal- 

loway House,  Gar  !'.      TfTvH  Resi- 

dence—17,  Upper  I .  rcet,  W.    Ciubt 

u.  Travellers ,  3t.  Stephen's. 


Galwav,  Viscount.     George  Ed 

MUND   MllNRS  MoNCKTON-ARI  NUBI.L,  M.P.. 
7th    y.    (I. P.).   b.    1844,   *.    1876;    *.->»..   his 

ooiMtn,  Willi.^-    "- V '•         '     •      *. 

1846.      Seat  •; 

Jteeietemce—  i 

Boodle's.  Cuiiv.ii,  jiu.ioi  v^.iMi.iii,   luiKMiit' 

Travellers'. 

Gardner,    Baron.     Alan    Lec( 

Gardner.  3rd  B.,  b.  1810. «.  1815:  A.->.,  )< 
cousin,  Stewart  William,  b.  i8ta.  Seat 
Sirii...«,Kl     Hall.    Bishop's    Stortford.       Ttnt  ■ 

me-^e     Dover    Street,    W.      Chtbt 

s,  Brooks's,  Boodle's. 

uarioch,  Z.,  </.  s.  E.  Mar. 

Garmoyle,  K,  <l.  s.  E.  Cairns. 

Garvagh,  Baron.    Chai 
Spencer  Geokge  Canning,   v 
185a.  *.  1871  :  k.-a.,  Leopold  Kr; 
Georvt,  ^.  1878.     5>«i/--KoIask.irihc,  llalliuj; 
dal,  Norway.     C/w^/- Carlton.  White*. 

Gascoigiie-Cecil,  /  n.  M.  Salisbur)- 
Gathome-Hartly,  /  n.  K  Cranbrotjl 
Gerard,  Baron.     Robert  T'" ' 
Gerard,  ist  ^..  ^.  1808.^.1876;  h.-a, 
Caawfield,  <^.  1851.     Seat — Garswood,  .\ 
le-Willows,      Lancashire.        CUtbs  —  S%  i.it. 
Marlborough.    Boodle's,   St.   Stephen's,   M;i: 
Chester  Conservative. 

GiFFORD,  Baron.  Edric  Frederic 


Gifford,  V.C,  3rd  B..  b.  184Q.  s.  187a :  h. 
his  brother.  Edgar  Berkeley,  b.  1857.  Ciul 
Carlton,  Junior  Army  and  Navy. 


Gillford,  L.y  el.  s.  E.  Clanwilliam. 
Giustiniani,  /  n.  E.  Newburgh. 
Glamis,  Z.,  el.  s.  E.  Strathmore. 

Glasgow,  Earl  of.   (Sits  as  B.  Ross. ) 

George  Frederick  Boyip.  Ath  E..  h.  1825. 

/.  1869;  A.-/..hiski;  '    ''       ■'■      '. 
R.N..  b.   1833.     S. 

shire:    Kelbume   ii  >l 

Priory,  Fifcshire  ;    I  in:  *  -  :    i  i.m- 

brac,  Greenock.   N.B.      /  ■..  <•— Ji, 
Hereford  C.arden*,  W.     C, .. 

Glentworth,  K,  el.  s.  E.  Limerick. 

Gloucestkr  and  Bristol,  Bishop 
of.    Cmarlk    ■  i  D.D.,  b.  1819, 

con.  1863.     J  TmvH  Resi- 

deHce-ii,ih  i.cc,  W.    Ciui 

— Atheiueum. 

Glyn,/  //.  B.  Wolverton. 

Goodeve-Erskine,  surname  E.  Mar. 

Goodwin,  surname  of  Bishop  of 
Carlisle. 

Gordon,  /  «.  M.  Huntly. 

Gordon  (Hamilton-Gordon),/  «.  E. 
Aberdeen. 


uicrrco  khicdoii  and  iiuLtJUirK 


S3$ 


Cttwkwi  (G<Mdo»>LtWKui).  /.  m,  />. 

CJOTB^/.  «.  iff.   AffTSn. 

Gore  (Onmby-Core)./. «.  ^.  H«rkciL 


gut,    C(v     iHiblm;      T»iMi»i  ■■■,    ■^■■■■1,   «» 

1fe^t^     r.vti^cwlww  Atay  and  Navy. 
.OOOL      STA!«DUII  PftSM- 

v^/ ~  Bam  GMiwOMilt.    I4*  oT   wij^ 
"  -««•  Jf0tdd0mtm    t,  Aaomui  Sqaar*.  W. :  it. 
fioa 8svM«.  DiiUb.    Cib^UafaHi. 

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UMi^Av  :o  BaAAAjOH  SrAaaow 

A4.H»M.'<  A.,  A  it«i. «.  iMm:  A.-4.. 

H».A.  tin.  Siiii#-0«iSi4CMUa.MaAMHill. 
ctx  Anaagk.  r^Mi  ^aaMaaor— lej,  HarWy 
SuMC  V.  Cim»»  BiQekayWlSV,  iW. 
MArilMitmcK.  lUMva  8IMI.  ThivaBara*. 

GouGH,   ViteMnit.     doBOB  Stb- 
nnott  GoooM.  aad  K.  A.  tlis.  «•  1M9;  A--^. 
Hiigli.  $.  it«9.   5:M«f-S«.  Haha't.  Bboii 
iiMTfi.  ro   DubBa:  Lnagli  CMia, 

CowlMivay    C/m' 
UnivrrMt).  Kildart  Siract, 

Gough  (Googh-Calthorpe),  /  m.  B. 


>Ba :  Loagli  CMia  OHKla.  Gort. 
<J*~AtlMwaai^  CMMmD«Mte 


Gower  (Levaoo^ower),  /.  u.  E. 
GnuiviUc. 

Gower  (Satbcrtaiid-LeTcioa*Gower), 
/  «.  D.  SudMriaad.  uA  CtmmUtt  Oasaitk. 

r.RArmN,    Dnke    ot       Wiluam 

Mr  >.  .  K  Kov.«(h/>./.  ••t9.A  tM)  :  A.-/.. 
K>«  ir  ;;^r  AoffwtmaiarlwUaDOs.  CB. 
>  ii«t.  ^V^4-E«Miaallall,TlMifard,Saflblk: 


r«kdMd   Ladga.  Smt  tearfbt^     r«aM 

Trm«a«m\Whi«a'B.  TWf.  MaiKaravgh. 

Graham,/  «.  />.  Mootroie. 

Graham,  M.,  //.  /.  />.  Ifootroie. 

GR\NARn.  Earl  of.  (SiU  as  B.) 
Gaoa&B  Aantva  HAmMoa  Foaaaa.  ILP.. 
71I1  J:.  a.  iIu.  «.  il» :  A.-*..  Baiaaid  Artlmr 
Wmmm  PainSi  HiUtiaft.  K.  r««i«,A  itr*. 
5M#-CaMla  Fortt*^  N«wt««r»  Fa^bM,  ool 
l^oMfetd.  C/«4«-  BoodlaV.  Jaidar  UMad 
S«r^  Kiiaw  ScfMi. 

Grant  (Ogilvie^nuu),  /.  «.  £.  Set- 


GftAIITUlT, 


A.^.    Us 


'Sr-dES-fciJsr- 


John  Ricmabo 


Gbamviu.8,  £arL  Granvillb 
I  Lavww  Goarea.  K.G..  P.C.  D  CL. 
r.lLl.,  wd  J:.  A  itii.  •.  046 ;  A^. 
laOyga;^  Igwana^A  ityik    5m«« 

'  Kaai.    Tmm  MmUmtw^jL  CMmb 


Tatt 


r« 

8.W.      ChOt 

MacAafaaKa,    Raiona,    Dtvaanlnif 


Gbavbb,   B«nm.     Clabencb  Ed- 

WAao  GaAV«a.4ili  #.  (ll^l  A  iiM.<.  itya; 
Ant..  Sjrdaay  iViMi  WiliMM  KattlL^ 
itr*.    A^wZ-llMMclMa,  Daaaaam.    Claii 


cZlioiC'Navd  and  MilUry' 

Greenock,  /..,  ti.  t,  £,  Cathcait. 

Grenvillc  (Tcmple-NnBeat'Biwhtt- 
aHado»<3rcnviJle)L  ummmmD.  nailhiifaBi 

Gbkvillb,  Baron.    Fulkb  South. 

wau.  GaaviixaNi'caMT,  >H  A,  A  ttat.  r. 
•I69:  A^.  A%aroo»  WiiLai  PaikaOfaaiba. 
A  it4i.  StmS  —  Ckmyu  GMtla.  DaMa, 
eg  Wmi— >lh  Ttmm  Rfidtmw^y^  tnaadw 
Sqaaia.W.  CA4t~R«ibnB.  T»««llm*.  Uakad 


Greville,/.  «.  E.  Warwick. 

Grby,  Eari.  Henry  Gbby,  K.G.. 
G.CM.a.P.C.3rdir..A  ito>.«.  1I45:  A-/., 
hi*  BCfibev.  Albm  Henry  Gaon«.  MP.  A 
Its  I.    Smt-Womkk  HoiMc.  Ukbvy.  Nonh- 


Grqr,  /.  «.  ^.  Sumford  and  Wbt- 


Gbby  db  Radcuffb,  Baron. 
AaTNva  EowABo  Hoixard  Gavr  EcaaroK, 
nt  A.  A  iti9.  r.  it^s-    (Kfai»— /  <;»«»  d» 

Ojcaai,   SW.     CArft.QvlM^   G«ii«^. 
Wkila\TW£ 

Crqr^WiHoB,  Vjaconat— a<e  Cwy 


GrUnatoo.  K,  Wl  i.  £>. 
Grinnton,/  m.  ^.  Verolam. 
GroaireBor.  E„  tl.  s.  D.  WertaiiMlcr. 
Gioaveaor,/.  «.  /).  WtrtniMtcr,  and 
JLCkaiy. 

Gndph.  aaniame  oTtbe  Rojral  Family. 
Goart,/  «.  B,  Wimbon>«. 


336 


PKBRS  AND   PEERESSES   OF  THE 


GuiLPORD,  Earl  of.  Dudliy 
Francis  NorrN,  7th  E.,  h.  1851.  /.  i86t :  h.-m,, 
Ceorgv  Frsdcrkk.  L,  North.  A.  1876.  Stats 
-WaUcnhMV  Park«  Dovw ;  ClemhAm  HaU. 
Wickhm  Marlnt.  C/MAt^-Caritoo.  White's. 
Atwif  and  Navy. 

GUII.LAMORR,  Viscount.  liARDRRSS 
Standish  O'Gradv.  sth  /'.  (IP),  h.  1841,  «. 
1877;  iL-A.  his  brother.  Frederick  Standish, 
^  184;.  54r«^— Cahir,  GuilUmore.  KUmallock, 
CO.  L4Benck. 

Goinneas,/.  *».  B.  Ardilaun. 

Guthrie,  /.  n.  B.  Oranmore  and 
Browne. 

GwYDYR,  Baron.     Peter  Robert 

Bi^RRKLL,  4th  B.,  h.  i8fo.  *.  1870;  k,'a., 
WUloughby  Merrick  Campbell,  b.  1841.  Seat 
—Stoke  Park.  Ipswich.  Suffolk.  C/*i^— Oxford 
and  Cambridge. 

Haddington,    Earl   of.      George 

Ardkn-BaillibHamilton,  iiih  E.  fS.R.P.). 
h.  1827.  *.  1870;  A. -a.,  George,  L.  Binning,  b. 
1856.  .y^'tf/i— Tyninghamc  House,  Preston 
Kirk.  Haddingtonshire ;  Mellcrstain,  Kcl&o, 
Roxburghshire :  Lennel  House,  Coldstream, 
Ber\»'jckshire ;  lerviswoode.  Lanarkshire :  Ar- 
dcme  Hall.  Tarporley,  Cheshire.  Clud— 
Carlton. 

Haddo,  Z.,  el.  s.  E.  Aberdeen. 
Haldane  ( Duncan- Haldane),/.  n.  E. 
Camperdown. 

Haldon,  Baron.   Lawrence  Palk, 

ist  B.,  b.  1818,  c.  1880:  k,-a.,  Lawrence 
Hesketh,  b.  1846.  Seats  — HaXAoa  House, 
Exeter;  Manor  House,  Torquay.  Town 
Residence — i.  Grosvenor  Gardens,  ».W.  Club 
— ^^arllon. 

Halifax,  Viscount.  Charles 
Wood  P.C.G.CB..  ist  K,  *.  1800,  r.  1866; 
A. -a,,  Charles  Lindley.  b.  1839.  Seat— H'lcVXc 
ton  Hall,  Doncaster;  Garrowby,  Pocklington, 
Yorkshire.  Ttnon  Residence— 10,  Belgrave 
Square.  S.W.  C/k3x— Athen«um,  Brooks's, 
Travellers'. 

Hamilton,  Duke  of.    (Sits  as  D.  of 

Branix>n^  William  AlkxaNobr  Louis 
Stephen  DoucLAS-H  A  MILTON,  K.T.,  tzth  D. 
Hamilton  and  9th  D.  Brandon,  b.  1845.  s.  1863 : 
A-/.,  his  brother,  L.  Charles  George  Archibald, 
b.  1847.  5'ra/x— Hamilton  Palace,  Lanarkshire  ; 
Kinniel,  Linlithgowshire ;  Brodick  Castle,  Isle 
of  Arran,  Buteshire :  Easton  Park,  Wickham 
&Iarket.    Clubs— Tyixi,  Marlborough,  Western. 

Hamilton,  M.,  d.  s.  D.  Abercom. 

Hamilton,  /.  n.  D.  Al)ercom,  V. 
Bo>'ne,  and  B.  Belhaven  and  Stenton. 

Hamilton  (Arden-Baillic-HamiltonK 
<  m.  E.  Haddington. 

Hamilton  (Douglas- Hamilton),  /.  n. 
D.  Hamilton. 


Hamilton    (Hamilton  •  Blackwood), 

/.  n.  E.  Dufferin. 

Hamilton  (fiamilton-Gordon),  /.  «. 
E.  Aberde^. 

Hamilton  (Hamilton- Russell),  /.  >. 
y.  Boyna. 

Hammond,  Baron.     Edmund  Ham 

MONO,  P.C,  ist  B.,  b.  i8o»,  c.   1874.     Tcttn: 
Residfmce-^i,   Katon    Place,  S.W.     Club 
Athenaeum. 

Hampden  (Hobart-Hampden),  /.  ti 
E.  Buckinghamshire. 

Hampton,   Baron.    John   Slanf 

Pakington,  and  B.,  b.   1829,  $.  1880:  A.-/ 
his  half-broliter,    Herbert   Pcrrott  Murray, 
1848.      Seats   -  Westwood    Park,    Droit  wit  1 
Powick  Court.  Worcester.     C/n^— Carlton. 

Hanbury  (Bateman-Hanbury),y.//.  J> 
Bateman. 

Hanbury  ( Hanbury-Tracy), /.  w.  B. 

Sudeley. 

Handcock,/.  n.  B.  Castlemaine. 

Hanmer,  Baron.    John  Hanmer,  i  • 
B.,  b.    1809,  c.  187a  :  A.-A.  to  the    Baronet 
only,  his  brother,  Wyndham  Edward,  b.  i8i 
.Jra/— Bettisfield   Park,    Whitchurch,   Sal- 1 
ToTtm     Residence  —  59,    Eaton   Place,   S.  \N 
C/«^*— Travellen',  Brooks's. 

Harberton,      ViscounL       Jami 
Spenchr  Pomeroy  (LP.),  6th  y..  b.  1836, 
1862;   A-tf.,    Ernest  Arthur  (leorgc,  b.    186; 
Residence— I iq,  Cromwell  Road,  S.W.  CitU> 
United  University. 

Harbord,/  n.  B.  Suffield. 

Hardinge,  ViscounL  Charlk- 
Stewart  Hardinge,  and  y.,b.  183a,  s.  1856; 
M.-a.,  Henrv  Charles  *.  1857.  .?*<»/— South 
Park,  near  Peiuhurst  Place,  lonbridge.  Cltd>s 
—Travellers',  United  Service. 

Hardwicke,    Earl    of.      Charles 

Philip  Yorke,  P.C,  sth  E.,  b.  1836,  *.  1873; 
k.-a.,  Albert  Edward,  K  Royston,  b.  1867. 
^'m/— Wimpole  Hall,  Royston,  Gunbndgeshirc. 
Cinbs  —  Carlton.  Travellers',  White's,  Turf, 
Marlborotigh. 

Hardy  (Gathome- Hardy),  /.  n.  V. 
Cran  brook. 

Hare,/  n.  E.  Listowel. 
Harewood,     Earl     of.       Henry 

Thynnr  Lascelles.  4ih  E.,b.  1824.  x.  1857; 
h.-a.,  Henry  Ulick.  K  Lascelles,  b.  1846. 
Seats  —  Harewood  House,  I>ecds  :  Or>IHv 
borough  Hail,  Knaresboroush.  T-  "  '  ^ 
—  Harewood  House.  13,  Hanov' 
C/m^/— Carlton,  TraveIfer»',Turf, .  i 
Yorkshire. 


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••i^-fiL  Gmmmm  Orw 

'iiun.  UMt«d  Sw>k« 


.ttoa. 
llAK&it,  Baron.    Giotur. 
Canmiimi  Habms.  41k  S.,  A    ilt> 


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u»r«.  W.     C/n^Tnivvllw*'. 
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R«  Asn^SY.  taiii  A.  A  ittj.  «.  tt/s  ;  A-;^. 
bfMlMr.  H«My jM»b.  A  itb;.  Stmt*  - 
xam  CcMMfbl>,  Dwvhaa^  Nortolk ; 


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Hmav  JiruM  Hawk*.  ' 
A-A.  llMtla   MbAm. 
Wigya  pMfc.  TarfcMM*  .iu» 

tUy^.  «.  ir.  Evrol,  iV.  Twiwdifalt, 

» •  »RT,  MAn|O0M  of.    (Sii»  ■*  B, 
iMoMAs  Tavum;*,  wl  i#..  a  iIm, 

•    ii>a«M,i:  €f  iuc«i««.  Mr.  A 


TmH.  M«l- 


t  ^arun.     CMAALU  MaAK 

(I.P.X    «til  A.  A   il«t.  *. 

>nd«  Ro«rlMMt,  A  itiA   i««/a 

LinimtwMo  Ht^na.  TadcMMr ;  Wartoy  Ladf*. 

Bmcwood:  AcMda*  Ho«m.  KiflaiWy.  cd. 

R«fry.     CMv-CmIm,  j«Mr  KA«y  Md 

Mfltey.  WMdaraM*. 

HaUli€OCe  (HeathcoCe«DnniiiBood- 

D*  Efwbr.  AAd  A  Avvkud. 
Hedfct,/  M.  i?.  Baiilrx. 
Helmsler.  K.  M.P..  4/.  /.  £.  Fever. 


Hdy  (HdxHatchinioo).  /.  m,  £. 


Henley,  Batoo.  a  HtiaEV 

HCMLBV,    yrd    B.    (I  i  «.    it^i  ; 

A^.Fi<ad«nck.Atl4a.  _...        -.xjcdCouft, 
MtfRoclnr.    (r/*«*--BfOQk»*.  TuH: 

Hennikee«  Baroo.  (Sksati?.  Hab- 

)     fONM   Majob  HKMMUaUt'UAJOm. 

B.,  A  tM.  «.  1870;  A^A.  Alb«ft  KdvAfll 


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>~CBrii«i.WhiM't.  M«1kmB«k' 

Hepburn     (Hepbani*StiiaTt*Forbe>- 
Trifustt).  f.  m,  B.  Ointoa. 

Hepburne  (Hepbume-ScottX/  «.  B. 

Polvaxth. 

Herbert./  m,  E.  Powit,  J?.    Pcm- 
brolM.  and  E.  CafMtfvoa. 

Heeetord,  Bishop  of.    J  amis  At- 

LAV.  D.D..  A    ili7,   cm,    iM.     fmltm- 
H«raibnL    C/b<     Aiktaiii 

Heretord,      Vbcoont.       Robert 
Dcvbbsvs.  iMi  K.  a  iI«).  i.  ili« .  A<«L. 

HEERtn,BRraa.  Marmaouke  Con- 
«rAButMAjnr«.i«t4di  A.  A  tfiy.  <.  t%jt. 

El  ■fcMfcii   PJL   MvYoHi :   CarlA««f«A 
nffiiiliiiffii.  CibAr- Boodle't.  AtW 

32 


33« 


PIERS  AND   PEERESSES  OF  THE 


Hbrtpord,  Marquess  of.    Francis 

Hugh  Gkokcb  Skvmoit*.  PC.  G.CB., 
Mh  M^  k  t8i»,  t.  1870:  A,-a.,  Hugh  dc  Gr«y, 
£.  Yannouth,  P.C.  ^.  iS4>  Srat—Rtaiey 
HalL  AlcaMcr.  Wwvkkihirc  C/M^-Umied 
Scmoc.  Ckriton. 

Herver,/.  m,  Af.  Bristol,  and  BuAo/ 
oT  BMh  and  Wdk. 

Hewitt,/.  M.  V.  Liflbrd. 

Hkytbsbury,     Baron.      William 

Hkkry  Asmb  A'Court-Holmes.  and  B.,  b. 
1809,  t.  i860 :  A.-«.,  William  I^onard,  b.  1835. 
.S>«/r— Heytesbury  House.  Wiltshire:  West- 
over,  N  ewport.  Isle  of  WishL  Ttmm  Rttideiu* 
—41.  Eaton  Place,  S.W.  C/m^  —  Carlton. 
Travellers'. 

Hill,  Viscount.  Rowland  Clegg 
CuKc-HiLL,  3rd  y.,  b.  1833,  '•  »875:  *•-«•. 
Rowland  Richard,  b.  1863.  5'm/— Hawkstone 
Park,  Shrewsbury.    C/wA*— Carlton,  White's. 

Hill,/  n.  M.  Downshire,  and  Bishop 

of  Sodor  and  Man. 

Hill  (Nocl-HiU),/  n.  B.  Berwick. 
Hill  (Hill -Trevor),/  w.  B,  Trevor. 
Hinchingbrook,  K,  M.P.,  ^/.  s.  E, 
Sandwich. 

Hinton,  V.,  d.  s.  E.  Poulett. 

Hobart  (Hobart- Hampden),/  n.  E. 
Buckinghamshire. 

Hobart,  Z.,  grands.  E.  Bucking- 
hamshire. 

Holmes  (Holmes  A'Court),  surname 
B.  Hcytesbnry. 

Holmesdale,  Viscount.  (Sits  as  B. 
Amherst)  William  Archsm  Amhkrst,  called 
to  House  of  Lords  1880,  during  lifetime  of 
his  father:  b.  1836.  Seat— lAnton  Park,  Maid- 
stone. C/«Ar— Carlton,  Travellers',  Marl- 
borough, St.  James's,  St.  Stephen's. 

Holroyd,/  n.  E.  Sheffield. 

Home,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.  Douglas.) 

CosPATRicK  Alexandbr  Homb,  llth  E.,  h. 
1799,  *-  1841  ;  h.-a.,  Charles  Alexander  Home- 
rionglas,  L.  Dunglass.  *.  1834.  Seats— "Wit. 
Hirsel,  Coldstream,  Berwickshire.  Ttmm 
RetieUtue—t,  Grosvenor  Square,  W.  Clubt- 
Carlton,  Travellers'. 

Hood,  Viscount.    Francis  Wheler 

Hood,  4th  V.,  b.  1838,  *.  1846:  h.-a.,  Gros- 
venor Arthur  Alexander,  b.  1868.  Town 
ReMtdence— 10,  Chesterfield  Street,  W.  CMm- 
Whitc's.  United  Service,  Travellert*. 

Hood,/  M.  V.  Bridport. 

Hope,/  n.  E.  Hopctoun. 


HoPETOUN,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.^ 
John  Adrian  Louis  Hopb,  7th  E.,  b.  i860,  t. 
1873  :  A.-/.,  his  brother,  Charles  Archibald,  b. 
1863.  J'/a/#—Hopetoun  House,  5>outh  Queens- 
ferry.  Linlithgowsnire;  Ormiston  Hall,  Trmnant, 
and  Keith  tfouse,  Upper  Keith,  BbckshieU, 
H  addingtonshire 

Hore    (Hore-Ruthvcn),    /    n.     I 
Ruthven. 

Horsley-Beresford,/  «.  B.  Decics. 

HoTHAM,  Baron.    John  Hotham, 

5th  B.  (I. p.),  b.  1838,  t.  187a  ;  A.-/.,  his  counn, 
the  Rev.  John  Hallett  Hotham,  *.  1811.  Seat— 
DaJlonHall.  Hull.    C/«^r-Carlton.  Yorkshire 

Houghton,      Baron,        Richai 

MoNCKTON  M1LNB8,  D.C.L.,  LL.D,.  F  R 
ist  B.,  b.   1809,  c.    1863  :   k.-a,,   Robert  Offlcv 
Ashburton,   b.    1858.       S*att—VTys\on    Hall, 
Ferry  Bridge,  Yorlcshire.     C/«^»— Travcllcm  . 
Athenaeum,  Yorkshire. 

Hovell  (Hovell-Thurlow-Cumming- 
Bnce),/  n.  B.  Thurlow. 

Howard,  /  n.  E.  Carlisle,  £. 
Effingham.  E.  Wicklow,  and  E.  Suffolk  and 
Berkshire. 

Howard  (Fitzalan-Howard),  sumanr* 
D.  Norfolk,  and  B.  Howard  of  Glossop. 

Howard  of  Effingham,  Z.,  el.  s.  J 
Effingham. 

Howard     de     Walden,     Baron 
Frbdbrick  Gborcb  Ellis,  7th  B.,  b.  t8 
s.  1868  :  A.'O.,  Thomas  Evelyn.  S.  i88a     Rr 
dtnce—xi,  St.  George's  Road,  S.W.     Clubi 
Arthur's,  Carlton. 

Howard  of  Glossop,  Baron.     Ed 

ward  Georgb  Fitzalan-Howard,  P.C,  ist 
B.,  b.  1818,  c.  1869:  k.-a.,  Francis  Edward,  b. 
1859.  Seatt—Tnc  Hall,  Glossop,  Derbyshire : 
Dariin,  Salen,  N.  B.  Town  Residence— i^,  Rut- 
land Gate,  S.W.     C/M^r— Travellers',  Brooks's. 

Howe,  Earl.     Richard  William 

Pbnn  Ci;RroN-HowB,  C.B..  vd  E.,  b.  i8aa, 
t.  1876:  h.-a.,  George  Richard  Penn,  V. 
Curzon,  b.  1861.  Jfr<i/«— Gopsall,  Athcrstonc  ; 
PeAn  House,  Amersham  :  Acton  Place,  Sud- 
bury, Suffolk.  Town  Retidettce—%i,  Curzon 
Street,  W.     CiMbp-Tutf,  Whites. 

Howth,  Earl  of.    William  Ulick 

Tristram  St.  Lawrbncr.  ^th  £.  (IP.),  />. 
1827,  *.  1874  :  A.-/.,  his  half-brother,  Thomas 
Kcnelm  Digby,  *.  1855.  .SVa^— Howth  Castle, 
Howth,  CO.  Dublin.  C/«^*— Arthur's,  Travel- 
lers',  'Turf,  Devonshire,  Kildare  Street,  co. 
Gal  way. 

Hueesscn(Knatchbull-Hugessen),/.;/. 
B.  Braboume. 

Hughes,  surname  .5w^<?/ of  St.  Asaph. 


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Hyde,  Z.,  «/.  s.  £.  CUrendon. 

It  V  I  TOM.    Baron.       Heowortii 
f «,  hmI  M.,  a   itsQi.  JL^  1876 : 
twt  Hyllon,  A  iMsk 
c.    lUaWM  :    MmiIi 
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Irlv.  r.  H.  P.  Huston. 
I  Bisk^  of  LoMkw. 

j  »c^<jii^ofCb«ter. 

Jcmu\i;ham,/.  m.  B.  Staflbcd. 
T»k^»v.   Fjirl   of.      ViCTOE  ALBSRT 
u,  ytk  Jl.  A  itAS.  & 
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Jwii,/  «.  K.  St.  Viaccai. 

joecljm,/  «.  jr.  Roden. 

JoUiflc,/  «.  ^.  Hyltoa. 

joQc*./  «.  K.  RueUfh,  and  ^Mi^ 
of  Sl  UavtdV 

Kkani,  BaroQ.  £DWAftl>  AtTllut 
Wbluhotom  ICaAMa,  mA  S  .h-  tlis.*-  •'44: 
A  A.  ^  kRilMr.  jdw  Milty  A  t   it    11.  A 

Kdth    (Rdth-FalooMrX   /.  m,  £, 


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KilU'tK).  to.    Kerr 
B«l«niv« 


Omit 
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MaHbofoitfli. 
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KtNtiNGTON,     Baron. 

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Keppd,/  ».  iS^.  Albaaarie,  tad  K. 

ICer(Innes*Ker),/.  m.  Z>.  RoxboiJKhc 

Kerr,/  «.  AT.  Lothian. 

Kerry,  £.,  tl,  s.  M.  Lanadowne. 

KxsTKVKN,   Baron.    John    Henry 

Taoixora.  md  A.  A  tSst.  «.    1174 :   A-/.* 

^     H^ithw,  Robrrt  Crwur.  A  i8^».     5m/- 

«ick     HouM.     Smwiiwd,     Liaoolmhir*. 

■  -Caritoo.  ArtlMi^. 

iMlcoursie,  K.,  a^  /.  E.  Cavan. 

Kiklare.  M.,  d.  s.  D.  I^nster. 

Killeen,  Z..  //.  /.  E.  Fingall. 

KJI.MAINE,  Baron.  Feancis  Wil- 
UAM  Bbovmb,  4tli  B.  (l.P.X  A.  1841.  <.  iE»t : 
A«.  Jute  E?wnlI>y^A  1^  "  - 
Gmummm  Hovm,  RocMora  BM 
■Mak:  Hm  N«y«.  fclKwul 
C/W»-CmImi.  aUMuv  Sliwt. 

KUmaraock,  L.,  d,  i,  £.  EnoO. 

KiuiOEiY,  Earl  oC  PRANCtt 
Cnabuu  NsamiAM.  jrd  £.  O-P-X  ^  ili*.  «. 
18S0;  A  A.  (>i*  IvbUmt.  H«wy  CoMBt.  A 
1844.  JMi!»— MooHM  RMk.  Ncwry.oD.  Dowk; 
GocdM  HoMC.  UltMttk;  SImvIrcmi  Hai. 
M«i«<Dniytoi^  Salop:  Clwpw  Homc. 
Ri— laiia.ca.  Dawn. 


340 


PKERS  AND   PEERESSES  OF  THB 


Kilw-orth,  L,,tl.t.  E.  Mount  Cashel. 
KiMRERLEY,  Earl  of.    John  WoDE- 

NOVM,    P.C,    I»t  il..  l>     iP.r.   .      >"^^>  .    fi-^-. 

John,  L.  WodehouM.  '^  i»n 

Mfhy  HouM,  Wvinofx.  '  »> 

HaD.  Norwich-    Towm  A  -  ie» 

Souarc.  S.W.  CittSs  TrA%cUcri",  Brwoki'n, 
AtAcmMun,  Devon»hire. 

King,/.  M.  ^.  Kingston. 
King  (King-Noel),  surname  of  E. 
Lovdscc. 
KiNOSALE,  Baron.    John  Fitzrov 

DB  Coi'KCV,  31ft  B.  (I. P.),  *.  i«ai.  ».  1874: 
A./.,  ht»  cow^in.  Michael  William  De  Courcy, 
Esq.,  h.  183a.     CVm^ — Devonshire. 

Kingsl)orough,  <•/.  j.  iE".  Kingston. 

Kingston,  Earl  of.  Hknry  Ernest 

Nbwcomkk  King.  8th  E.  (I.  P.).  *.  1848. 
*.  1871  ;  h.a.,  Henry  Edwin.  K  Kingxborough, 
h.  1874.  Seat—Oik^an  House.  Boyle,  co. 
Rotcommon.  r/«*x— Carlton,  White'*,  St. 
James's,  Kildare  Street. 

KiNNAiRD,  Baron.     Arthur  Wel- 

LESLEY    KiNNAiRD,   lOth   B.,   b.    1814,   $.   1878; 

k.-«.,  Arthur  Fitr-Gerald,  6.  1847.  Seats— 
Rossie  Priory,  Inchture,  Perth  ;  Plaistow 
Lodge,  Uromley,  Kent.  Trntm  Ketidrnce—i, 
Pall  Mall  East,  S.W.     C/«»*-Aihcn*um. 

KiNNOULL,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B. 
Hav.)  Georob  Hay,  nth  E.,  b.  1827,*.  1866; 
k.'O,,  George  Robert,  V.  Dupolin,  b.  1849.  Seats 
—  Dupplin  Castle,  Perth  ;  Balhousie  Castle, 
Perth.  C/m^j— Carlton,  Marlborou^^h,  Bea- 
consfield. 

Kintore,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.) 
AI.CKKNON  Hawkins  Keith-Falconer, 
loth  E.,  h.  1852,  s.  1880;  h.-a.,  Ian  Douglas 
Montagu,  L.  Inverurie,  b.  187a.  Seats— 
Keith  Hall,  Invenirie,  Aberdeenshire  ;  Inslis- 
madie,  Laurencekirk,  Kincardineshire.  Clubs 
— Devonshire,  Marlborough. 

Kirkaldie,  K,  d.  s.  E.  Leven  and 
Melville. 

Knatchbull  (Knatchbull-Hugessen), 
/.  n.  B.  Braboume. 

Knebworth,  K,  el.  s.  E.  Lytton. 

Knox,/  //.  E.  Ranfurly. 

Kynnaird,  V.,  d.  s.  E.  Newburgh. 

Lamljart,/  n.  E.  Cavan. 

Lamblon,  f.  n.  E.  Durham. 

Lamington,  Baron.     Alexander 

DuNDAS  CochrakkBaillie,  istir..  b.  1816, 
c.  1880  ;  A. -a.  Charles  Wallace  Alexander 
Napier,  b.  i860.  .SVa/— Lamington,  Lan;irk- 
khire.  Tavm  ResideHC€—i!b,  WiTton  Crescent, 
S.W.     C/»r*-Cariton. 

Lane  (Lane-Fox),/  «.  B.  Conycrs. 


Lanrsborough,  Earl  of.  John  Va  ^ 

rtTTART  Danvkrs  Butlm.  6ih  E.  H.R.P.), 
b.  1839,  /.  1866  ;  4.  A.,  Chvlet  John  ifrinsley, 

L.     Nrulr.un    H.ilirr      /.      1863.      StatS -\m\9^ 

boroi  -t,  CO.  Cavan  :   .Swith 

land  i :  i      Town  Resid^Mct— 

a.Grc ,.  . ...   .1.  W.    C/«»**-Carito.. 

Marlborough,  iurf.  White's,  Kildare  Strc 
Travellers'. 

Langford,  Baron.    Hercules  K 

WARD  Rowi.BV.  4ih  B.  (LP.),  b.  1848,  *.  iK 
4.-/.,  his  brotlirr    WilliJtn  Chambre,  b.   i^  . 
Seat  —  Siitr  :•.€,    Summerhill,    ■ 

.Mealh.     O  Guard*',  Turf,  M  . 

borough,  Ki. — .-  — .-i. 

Lansdowne,  Marque.ss  of.     Heni 
Chari.b.9    Keith    Fitzma'  ki.  h.    <;th   Af.. 
1845,  *.  1866;  /i.-a.,  Hr. 
E.    of  Kerry,  b.  187a. 
Calnc  ;  Den  con.  Kmm 
Residetue-  -,  W.     Clu^ 

White's.    I'.i  .    Turf,    M;- 

borough,  R'-: 

Lascelles,  V.,  d.  s.  E.  Harewood.      I 

Lascelles,  /  n.  E.  Harewood. 

Lathom,  Earl  of.  Edwai 
Bootlb-Wilbraham,  P.C,  ist  E.,  b.  16%-. 
i88o;A.-«.,  Edward  George  (A.  Skelmendn 
b.  I 86a,  Seat — Lathom  House,  Ormski: 
I^ancashire.  Totun  Residenc* — 41,  Portl.< 
Place.  W.  C/m*« -Carlton,  White's, 
Stephen's,  Turf,  Marlborough,  Travellers'. 

Lauderdale,    Earl   of.     Chari 

Barclay  Maitland,  lath  E.  (S.P.).  b.  i^ 
X.  1878;  h.p.,  his  kinsman,  Capt.  Fredci . 
Henry  Maitland,  b.  1840.  JTm/— ITiirlest.. 
Castle,  Lauder,  Berwickshire.  Clnb—Qaa-^ 
vative. 

Law,  f.  n.  B.  Ellenborough. 

Law  (Towry-Law),  .surname  used  1 
B,  Ellenliorodgh. 

Lawless,/  n.  B.  Cloncurry. 
Lawley,/  n.  B.  Wenlock. 
Lawrence,  Baron.  John  Hamilton 

Lawrrnce,  and  B.,  b.  1846,  *.  1870 ;  k.-a.^ 
Alexander  Graham,  b.  1878.  Resuunct—-^^ 
Beaufort  Gardens.  S.W.     C/«3— Brooks's. 

Lecon FIELD,  Baron.  Henry  Wynd- 

ham.  and  B.,  b.  1830,  s.  1869:  k.-a.,  George 
O'Brien,  b.  1868.  Seats—  Petworth,  Sussex ; 
Drove,  Chichester.  TtnvH  Residence  —  14, 
Great  Stanhope  Street,  W.  C/m^«— Carlton, 
While's,  Marlborough.  Yorkshire. 

Lb  De<>penser,  Baroness.  Mar\ 
Frances  Elizarbth  Boscawbn,  b.  1822.  *. 
1831  :  A.-a.,  Evelyn  Edward  Thomas,  b.  1847, 
Ara/x— Mcrcwoftn   Castle,    Maidstone ;    Trc- 

Jothnan,   Truro.        Tcwn     Residence— 2,    St. 
ames's  Square,  S.W. 


VHITEO  KmODOM  AND  IRRUUia 


341 


^A^ 


*nmn'. 

Lcfcvre    (bhaW'Ldc^ : 

EvcnWy 

Lcgjjr, /,  «».  A\  I>anmuuth. 

U.U  Mrtk,  harl  of.    Thomai  Wil* 

^   ^.T1iHM»WillLiii.K.C«k<.iLi( 


Earl    of.       (Siu   m   ^. 

>  IT  BsMMIMCNAil  O-SMkim, 


^1     r# 

>r<l<<n-Lennox),  /.  n.  />. 


Rtchnittii 

Lc  rocr-Trench,  /  m,  £.  CUuKVty. 

I.c  !ic,/.  w.  Cpmm/ns  Rochei. 

I  '  !ic(  U»lieMelviUe^/  m.  £,  Lcven 

I  » •. » s    v\;     **  r   1  oC 

A:  .  «^        .  <ff, 

(-  k  t    V    <»    f.  Uaif- 

b^x^rirf.    Kooakl    Kuthvcu.  ^.   ibi>-     ^V«/ 
GlrnfcrTvnt,    Diwnlwn.    N.&         7#»«    AT/^i 

L<r\c<.oQ,  L.t  4/.  /.  J?.  Granville. 
LevcMQ  (Lcveton-Gower),  /.  m,  £, 

Craavtlk. 

Lcvcioii(SiitherlaiKl>Levc»(M*Gower). 
/«./>.   SotlMrlMid.  Md  IW   Cmmit$a  of 


EaH  d;  «^.  #.  JV.  Abctsa- 
UwiUla^^  K,  M.P^  4^.  /.  £.  Uart- 


I. 

4th 
WUfr 


UcNrtSLO,   Bkhop  of.     Willum 

I 

fU.    ..  V    .  ;       :    /  ■      .-.         ;      ,^     «       .     4., 

I'.     .:.^,    »,^/v   .-,      /'      A..-.     ...  ■•     '  •/•/#- 

/  m.  £,  ^<A\rJ\^.^<,nh^ 

.  ;n<..uii!    J  \m»  >  Hi: WITT, 

,  I     .     I  •  •, :       *    .t  .  jjmc* 
<>v«.  Wwib(«d««.  &.W. 

Ughtiuut.  »umainc  ^Ai4#/  ot  Datham, 

LiLroRiH  Baroo.  Thomas  LYTTi.t- 
To«  Fows,  jdi  A,  A  till,  «.  it6i :  A-tf., 

tun.  Ouadk  :  lUak  Hall.  PiMoa.  OmU- 
Cmiinm,  TnivtOcn*.  Oricaul.  Gmtnek. 

LiMKRICK,  Earl  of.  (Siu  as  S.  FoX- 
roKix)  W1U.1AM  Halb  Iomm  Cmablm  Paav. 

fdntiad  dTVov  ShmJfn.  K  GkatrMMtk.  A 
1863.  S*mi^  Dnman  Cmk,  FinMliiary,afc 
LiMrick.    C/M^-Ctfkoa. 

Uncoln,  Btthop  of.  CMaifTOPHUi 

WoBMwoKTN.   D.D  .   D.CL.  A  tSor.  emm. 

LtNOtAY,  Earl  of.  JOHM  TtOTTH 
BcTNomi.  i«tK  £  (S. p.x  A  iS^. «.  iM: A-/.. 
Mi  Ummiu  I>jvi<1  CWrk«  Uadcaiy.  £»..  A 
iSjs.    5m/- KikMM|uluur.  Tilinhtrc.      TVw* 

OwllomNew. 
UDdttY,  /..,  XI.P.,  «IL  A  J:  Cnwlbni 

MMllklGMTt*. 

Liadny,/  «.  i?.  Crawfonl  and  Bal- 


I 

CBI-- 

A-«. 


A    iMi.      S*ti  -  Ui 
ScuBwra 

I  \l-. 

i»jo, .  .-,3.  ,.  - - ,  — ,v. ;. 


Lisix  Baron.  John  Akthuk  Ly« 
lACHT.  «ili  A  (t.F.k  A  itii.  «.  itM:  A-A, 
Gm«««  wtliMB  )»»c«.  /    la^u. 


34a 


PEERS  AND   PEERESSES   OF  THE 


LlSMOR£»  Vbooant.  (Sits  m  /?.) 
OnoRGB  PoNSONBV  O'Callagan,  tnd  K,  *. 
iSts.  ».  its7;  A.^.  G«ori«  Coradiiu  G«rmld, 
k  1146.  JTm/— Shanbully  Caitlc.  Oosheen. 
TipMnnr.  Trnmm  Kettd^mce—y.Old  Bur* 
[toiiitNM.  W.    C/«A#-Trmvellen\  KikUre 


Lbter./.  w.  Z?.  Ribblesdale. 

LiSTOWEL,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  ^. 
Haks.)  Wiluam  HAirK.K.P  .  3rd  ^.,*.  1833, 
i.  t8s6  :  A.  -«,,  Richard  Granville.  T.  Knnismore, 
*.  1866.  Sfat—Convunon,  Mallow,  co.  Cork. 
T0mm  Rnidrmrr— Kingston  Houw,  Prince'« 
Gtt.  W,  ami's  -  Whiie'f.  MariborouKh. 
Bract's  Kildare  Street. 

Littleton,/  «.  i9.  Hatherton. 

Liverpool,     Bishop     of.*      John 

Charld  Rvlr.  D.D.,  6.  1816,  c»m.  1880. 
RetifUnce  —  Abercromby  Square.  Liverpool. 
C/nJ-Natiorud. 

LiJVNDAFF,    Bishop    of.      Alfred 

Oluvant,  D. D.,  ^.  1708,  c<m.  1849.  Palace 
—  BUhop't  G>urt.  LUnoaflT.  Town  Address — 
»7.  Pariiament  Street,  S.W.  C/w^— Athenanim. 

Lloyd    (Lloyd-Mostyn),   /    n.    B. 

Mostyn. 

Loftus,/  «.  M.  Ely. 
LoNDESBOROUGH,  Baron.   William 

Henry  Forbstrr  Drnison,  2nd  B.,  b.  1834, 
s.  t86o  •,k.-a.,  William  Francix  Henry,  b.  1864. 
Seat — Lymington,  Hants.  T<nim  Residence — 
18,  Berkeley  Square,  W.  C/k**— TraveUers', 
Turf,  Marlborough,  Yorkshire. 

London,  Bishop  of.  John  Jackson, 

P.C.  D.D.,  *.  181X,  con.  1853.  t.  i83o.  Palace 
— Fulham.  Town  Residence — London  House, 
9t ,  Sl.  James's  Square,  S.  W.  ClitS — Atheiueum. 

Londonderry,  Maniucss  of.    (Sits 

as  £.  Vanb.)  Gborgb  Henry  Robert 
Charles  William  Vana-Tempest,  ICP.,  5th 
M.,  b.  1821,  *.  187a :  A.-«..  Charles  Stewart.  V. 
Castlereagh,  M.P..  b.  185a.  Jm/x— Seaham 
Hall,  SunderUnd  :  Plis  Machvnlleth.  Mont- 
gomeryshire ;  Wjmyard  Park,  Stocktoo-on- 
Tees;  Mount  Stewart,  Newtownards,  co. 
Down ;  GarrxMi  Tower,  I>ame,  co.  Antrim. 
Ttwn  Residence— lAindondcrry  Hotise,  Park 
Lane.  W.  C/»»*i- Carlton.  Windham,  Travel- 
lers' White's,  United  Service.  Marlborough, 
Sl  James's,  Ulster. 

Longford,    FafI   of.    (Sits  as  B. 

SiLCHBSTKR.)     WiLLIAM    LVCON    PAKBNHAM. 

K.C.B.,  4th  ^.,  b.  1819,  s.  i860;  A. -a.,  Thomas, 
L.  Pakenham.  b.  186^.  .f ra/ -  Pakenham  Hall, 
Castle- Pollard,  co.  Westmeath.  Ttrwn  Resi- 
dence— 24.  Bruton  Street,  W.  Clubs-  Carlton. 
tTbite's.  United  Service.  Kildare  Street. 


Lonsdale,  Kari  of.     St.  Geor- 

Hbmry  Low  ;    .  K.,  h.  1855.  '•  'S; 

A.-/.,  hisbrot  .01,^.1857.     AV.' 

— LowdMrC   '  Whit-h.ivrn  ('n>;(l' 

Cumberland  " 

Residtnct—  ■  .  'V 

S.W.  CMs    '  1  f. 

Marlborough. 

Lome,  M„  K.T.,  G.C.M.G.,  P.C,  el. 

t.  D.  Argya. 

Lothian,  Marquess  of.     (Sits  as  / 

Kbr.)  Scmombbrc  Hbnrv  Ker.  K.T  .  -rV  ' 
h.  1833.  *.  1870;  A.-ii..  William  Walter 
E.  of  Ancram,   *.   186;.     Seat^ 


berg, 
Iwtuc 


Iwttle  Abbey.  Dalkeith.  Midlothian,  .\  1 
Klickling  Hall,  Ayl*ham  ;  Monleviot,  jc 
burgh.  N.B.  T<mm  ResidcMce-n.  (Irusven 
Square,  W.     C/«** -Carlton,  Traveller*'. 

Loudoun,    Earl    of.      (Sits    as    / 
Hastings.)      Charlb.^    Edward    Ha   •^•• 
Abnev-Hastincs,   nth  E.,  b.  1855. 
A./.,    his   brother.  Paulyn   Francis  C 
*.     1856.      .9M/*-Willesley    Hall.   A»huy  u 
la-Zouch  ;  Rowallan  Castle.  Ayrshire. 

Loughborough,  B.,  el.  s.  E.  Rossly 
Louth,    Baron.     Randal    Per< 
Otwav  Plunkett,  13th  B.  (IP).  *•   '832. 
1849;   *■-«•.    Randal   Pilgrim  Ralph.  *.   18' 
Seat—LcnxiVk  Hall,  Ardee,  co.   Ix>uth.     Ctu 
—Junior   United    Service,    Hibernian    Unit- 
.Service,   Royal  St.  George's  Yacht,  Ralei^;!  , 
Royal  'Thames  Yacht. 
LovAT,    Baron.      SiMON    Frase! 

15th  B.,  b.  i8a8,  X.  1875;  A.-a.,  Simon  Josej'' 
b.  1871.  .9,p«/— Beaufort  Ca.'rtle.  Bcaulcy,  I 
vemess-shire.  C/«*»— Brooks's,  MarlborouR 
TraveHers'. 

Lovelace,  Earl  of.  William  Kin- 
Noel,  F.R.S.,  ist  E.,  b.  180$,  c.  1838;  A.  </ 
Ralph  Gordon  Noel  Milhanke,  y.  Ockhara. 
1839.  Seats— Esisi  Horsley  Towers,  Lcath- 
head :  Ashley  Combe,  Poriock,  Somen.' 
Ttrrvft  Residence— 9,  St-  George's  I*lace.  S.  \ 
Club—  Athenaeum. 

Lowe,  /  ft.  V.  Sherbrooke. 
Ix)wry-Corry,  /  n.  E.  Belraore,  and 
B.  Rowton. 
Lowther,/.  n.  E.  Lonsdale. 
Loyd,/.  n.  B.  Overstone. 
LucAN.  Earl  of.    George  Charles 


Bingham,  G.CB..  3rd  E.  n.R.P.).  b.  1800, 
X.  1839;  A. -a..  George,  L.  Bineham,  b.  1830. 
.Tm/x— Castlebar.  co.   Mayo;    Laleham.  near 


Chertsey.     Town  Residence— ^6,  South  Street, 

W.     CVm^x— Carlton.  United  Service. 

Lumley,  /  n.  E.  Scarbrough. 


Junior  Bishop,  without  a  seat  in  the  Houm  of  Lords. 


UMITEO  KINGDOM   AND  IRKLAMD. 


543 


LuftCAN,  Raroo.  CHAtLn  Blown- 

u>w,  ILP..  and  ^..  A>   till.  I.  it4T.   A.<«.. 

Lygoo,/.  «.  A.  BMwditaip. 
LJrmkfft«M,  K,  M.P.,  ^.  s,  £.  Poft»> 

Ljroo  (BowM-Lyon)./.  «.  ^.  Stntli- 


Lyons.  Baroo.  Kichat 
PtMKLt    Ltoh*.    (ICB.    I 
P  CU,_md  M..k  iliT.*.  !•)• 
W>«0^~T1M  BffMWi  BMbawy.  f 
^^'Mt-NofftA  H<MML  Si.  Ji 

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row 

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s  w. 


11.   AllM. 


Lyngbl./  ».  S.  Lble. 
Lytteltok.  Bmoo.     Chaklis 

G^oatM  LrrrmLToii,  «*!>  '••  A  il4a,  s.  t$j6 ; 
A./.,   kk  bfoilMr.   Um  iUv.  Altan  Viciar. 

'ajhj^*^  '-*•  *-*-*' 
[  '  irloT.   EDWAioRomtT 

B  ..    PC.  GC&I..    O.CB.. 

•  't.  r.  ttto:  L-m.,  Victor 

V  s«t.  K  KMbvwtk.  A 

nk   Puk.  Sm«««m. 
li  ^•''-^niw.Sl.jMii?.. 

L  FtT7- Patrick 

N  xih-imputfuturc.  I  iiiini]iincf  Htiua*.  OndW. 
r.'*««  AVtildMer-ao.  Sftvilt  Rmr.  W.    CM~ 

Br.-'...^ 

KLO,  Earl  of.     Thomas 
A'  TfiinoLMM  pABicn.  6tli  £., 


M  \<  DONALD.      Baron. 


Ronald 


A«   • 

i. 

/  -^^ 

Ni 
fenL 


MtCOOMAU)  (I.P.X   Ml   S.,  A 
«..  S(MMrl«d  Oodfr«r  laam. 
il«.l«ltorSk7«. 


CltfUock  •  Banbury), 


Xntnm. 
JtisM^/  of  Ox- 


Mackay*/  «.  ^.  Reajr. 

Mackeiuie  ( Mootagv-StMit- Wortley  • 
Umckmtm),/.  m,  M,  WftwiiBi 


Biiktp^  Ikk- 


Poilat'lUci—'Cof 


^^Oif  oT  Pmv- 


«.    5. 


Mattlaml./  ».  £ 
^^lUjor  (HcMrikar-MaM.  / 

MaLMF V        F   -'      -^  lA 

HOWABO  I  <  '  <1L. 

£..  A  %%u 
K4«M<dAlr^*4 
H«f«iGMrt.C 
irMMnMr-14.  Wiafsl*  SuMl. 


MANCNnrrsB«   Phliop  ot 

Pbamb.  D.D  .  A  itit.  <*■■  iftair^ 

Ma.hciiistrk.  D«ke  ot  Wiluam 
Dbooo  MoHTAnu.  K.P.,  |«li  D.,  k  itvv  a. 
lis; :  A-A.  0«ir(«  Viciar  Dramo,  V.  Uam- 
acvUk.  A  It)].  5>««r-KhBbaMi  Gwda. 
_     _  .  oa  Ar- 

_       T0mm  M0tidtmm    i.  Of«M 
Sliwi.  W.C    C/a«»    CMlioa. 

MandevOle,  K.  4^.  #.  D. 

Manners,  Baron. 

Mahmkks. 


Manners,  Baron.     John  Thomas 

Mahmkks.  wd  B.,  A  its*.  «.  iM*;  A/.,  kk 
brotlMr.  ArdMtf.  A  its>.     T^mm  Ruidtnce- 


V. 


43.  Priac«'t  GttM.  &W. 

Manaen,/  m.  D,  Ratlaad. 

Manners  (MaMwn-Sntton),  /  «. 
CaaiariMry. 

Mansfield,    Earl    oC      Wiluam 

Davio  Mubbay.  K.T.,  Aih  E,,  A  iSa6. «.  it«o . 
A^.  WOliMi  David.  V.  SconwHtf.  A  tSis- 
54wft  Sc— ■  PbIbcb.  l>ihBliiw :  CiiilnagBB 
CmkIb.  DttBrfWBMhiw;  SdMir  PBik.  dacfc- 
■iBBBBAiw;  Bubdrd.  Ttmitit%.  Ttmm 
Rnidem€*-tm  Wopd.  HiflcM.  Cbdt^ 
Travdian*.  Caitooa. 

Mansfield,/.  «.  ^.  Saadhttiit. 

Manvers.  EarL  Sydney  Wiluam 
HBaBSBT  PiBBBBXMWT.  jrd  iL.  A  ita^ 
«.  iMo:  A^.  CImHm  WSEm  SfdM^  1^ 
N«waA.  A  ils4.  -Sxa*  —  Thmmkm  1M. 
OU««<Mi.  Noitt;  HoIsM "  '      ''     ' 

luiik      r< 


Mar.  Earl  ot  John  Feanob  Brs- 
SK  (;<iotNrni-KasKiHL  ittli  iC,  A  ■tyl,  «. 
te  .  A^.  loka  Piaadi  Haadm  mariiir 
b  BMoia  rarWi.  L,  Gamdi.  A  iMI. 


344 


PEERS   AND   PEERESSES  OF  THE 


Mar  ani>  Kriiir,  Knri  of.  Wai.tf.r 


All... 
Fife 


of 

icr 


Kcllic  Cwlle. 
atUoo.  New. 


MaiLii,  /:.,  Mi.,  ri.  j.  />.  Richmond. 
MARLBORorcif.    Duke   of.      John 


Athctueutn,  Carlton. 

Marsham,  K»  ei.  s.  E.  Romney. 

Marsham,  /  tt.  E,  Romney. 

Massereene  and    Ferrard,   Vis- 
count.   (Silt    as    B.   Oriel    op     Ferrard.) 
CinTwoKTHV   John    Evre    Foster    Skep- 
!ith    y.,  b.   184a,   t.   1863:    h.-a., 
lotworthy  Whyte  Melville,  b.  1871. 
trim    Ca&tle,    co.    Antrim;    Oriel 
1  Vniiilc,  Cillon,  CO.    Ix>uth.      C/»r^*— Carlton, 
Bxiodle's,  Travellers',  Kildare  Street,  Ulster. 

Massey,yi  n.  B.  Clarina. 

Massy,    Baron.     John    Thomas 

William  Massy  6th  B.  H.R.P.),  b.  1835,  s. 
1874:  A. -d.,  Hugh  Somerset  John,  ^.  1864.  Si-ats 
-Massy  Lodge,  Anglesboro',  co.  Limericic ; 
Hermitage,  Castlc-Conncll,  co.  Limerick  ; 
Lareen  House,  Bundoran.  co.  Donegal. 
C/kA«— Carlton,  Kildare  Street. 

Maude,/  n.  B.  Hawarden. 

Maxwell,/,  n.  B.  Famham. 

Maxwell  (Constable-Maxwell),  /  n. 
B.  Herrie*. 

Mayo,  Earl  of.     Dermot  Robert 

WVNDHAM    BrUKlCE,    7th    E.   (LP),    b.     l8jl. 

*.  187a  :  A.-/.,  his  brother,  Maurice  ArchilKild, 
R.N.,  b.  1853.  5'^rt//— Palmerston  Houm, 
Straffan,  ca  Kildare:  Hayes.  Navan,  co. 
Meath.  CA«^*— Carlton,  Guards',  Marlborough, 
Kildare  Street. 

Meade,/  «.  E.  Clanwilliam. 

Meath,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.  Cha- 
woRTH.)  William  Hrabazon,  nth  /:.(!.?.), 
b.  1803,  *.  1851  :  h.-a.,  Reginald.  L.  Brabazon, 
b.  1841.  6>rt/— Kilruddery,  near  Bray,  co. 
Wicklow.     C/«A»-Travcllcr»'.  KUdare  StreeL 

Mclgund,  V.y  el.  s.  E.  Minto. 

Melville  (Lcslie-MelvUle),  /.  n.  E. 
Leven  and  Melville. 

Melville,  Viscount.  Robert  Dun-  | 

DAS,  4th  K,  b.  1803,  i.  1876  ;  h.-/.,  his  brother,    i 
I  he  Rev.  Charles,  b.  1 806.  Seat—  M  el  ville  Castle. 


Methuen,      Boron.       Frederk  k 
Henry  Pai;l  Mbthuen.  aod  B.,  b.  11 
1849:   A. -a..    Paul  Sanford,   b.   1845. 
Corvtuun    Court,    Corsham,    Wilt*,     i.. 
MarlborouKh,  Brooks'*. 

Mex  borough,     Earl     of.      John 

(I  P).*.«8io 
/.  i860;  A.-«..  John  Horace.  K  Polltngton,  A. 


Charles  George  Savilb,  4th  £.(1. 


1^43-      5#it/— Methley    Park,    I.eed».     7>wi 
■»#rr  — 33,    Dover    Street.    W.      Citt^ 

'Icn'. 

.'liDDLETON,  Baron.    DigbyWfnt- 
woRTH  Bayard  WiLi^ucHBY, 9th  ^.. /'.  iv^,. 
*.    1877:    *.-/.,   his    brother  Godfrey    I  r   -t 
Percival     b.    1847.      S^a O—WollaLion    ! ' 
Nottin^h.-tm :    Birdsall    House,    Maltm 
trington    House,    Multon ;     Middletui.     . 
near  Tamwurth ;  Applecross,  Dingwall,  Kuns 
shire.  N.B.     C/«^i  -Carlton,  Gtiards',  Junior 
Carlton,  Yorkshire. 

Midleton,   Viscount     (.Sits   as  B. 
Brodrick.)    William  Brodrick,  8th   K.b. 
1830,   X.   1870;    A.-/I.,    William   St.  John    ?'  . 
mantle.  MP,  ^.  1856.     Seats-  Pepcr   1 
(!odalming;   Cahirmonc,    Midleton,  co 
Ttni'H    Rfiidence—%(),    Eaton    Square,    .->.V* 
C/»^<— Carlton,  Athenaeum. 

Milbankc,/.  n.  B.  Went  worth. 
Milles,/  n.  E.  Sondes. 
Milltown,  Earl  of.     Edward  Nr 

cent  Lbeson,  6th  E.  (LP.),  b.  1835.  »•  1871 
A.-/.,    his    hrnthcr.    Mcnry.    h.    18^7.     S<itt 


Carlton,  Kilcirc  Street. 

Milnes,/  n.  B.  Houghton. 
Milton,  V.^  grands.  E.  Fitzwilliam. 
Minto,  Earl  of.     William  Hi  (  n 

Elliot     Murray     Kynynmocnd     I 


K.T.,  3rd  E..  b.   1814,  s.  1859  ;  A.a. 

John,   1>.    Melgi     "     "       '  _ 

House,   Hawick.   Roxborghshire  :    Lochiccll . 


Melgund.   b.    1845.     Sfaft 


IjMnrade.  Edinlnirgh.       7'oum  Retidettc* — 7, 
Portugal  Street.  W.     CY«*— Travellers'. 


Fifeshire.      C/«**  —  Travellers',    Devonsbif 
Brooks's. 

Milford  (Frceman-Mitford),/  «.  j: 
Redesdale. 

Moberly,  samame  Bishop  of  Sali.s- 
bury.  , 

Moi  i  Viscount. 

Samli  th.  8th  F.  (LP.), 

*.    1875  ,  .  i;e  Bagot.  b.  1867.   C 

Retidetui~^l.  i'ctrtick  Rectory.  Si.  Use 
Cornwall.  Town  RetitUnct—x,  Collinghiir 
Road,  .S.W. 

Molyneux,/  n.  E.  .Sefton. 

Molyneux,  K,  d.  s.  E.  Sefton. 


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Animletl),  nr* 

i'.  i.«i**y. 

MnNrrti»r,   Baron.     IamW   Mo«*- 
ID.  i«^..  #.  ili> 
»«•,  A  itjia^    ^#«i  - 
^trwc.    EdUburxk 
Uciurm,  AlbwuBvm 

I.  /:  «.  ir.  Emi> 

IiAfon.    \Vi 
Mil  A.  A  ft. 

■ituirr  lohn 


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1  >.NigUu-Scott), 

•!>insot)->iontacuK  /  "• 
Ktmboltun,  Z.,  gnmd'S. 

MonUffu-Stturt-Wurtlqr* 
>:,      Barun.        Thomas 

d  A.  A  tl49.  «.  ilM;  A^.. 
.1.  A  il77.  Smt  -  Mooat 
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C'Afit.  II.    I  i.r: 

Mutjfc,  y.  n.  .'/.  I'l^'-^iivniai,  and  £% 
Mourn  CmImU. 

M<»RAY,£arioll  (SiUr»-A'  sn  art.) 
c;«f»..>   Stvamt,  t|ili  £..  »i» . 


tiray.  K.M}.,  A  iljn.  Sm/^  v  ««.v  .^uwt. 
lii«rrnrx»  «lkir«  ;  DMwnvBV  CmUc,  form, 
l^lgm«h.r«i  DooibrM*  PaHu  AbmkMT.  r*. 
•hue      Doom    Udg«.    Fmbalura.     Cimk- 

Tni»«n«r»*. 

Murctoo,  Z..  M.P..  tl,  s,  £,  Dock. 


Mof«ii»(IU]rBokk.Moi«iMik/.«.  £- 

Dacia. 

Moqpm./  «.  ^.  TrtdcfW. 

Moma  (Daanc-MoffaiiK  «fmat 
JLMaifwfy. 

MotLSY.  Earl  of.  Albeit  Edmumd 
fAMmam,  wd  M.,  A  it4j.  «>  »*H:  4.<« .  E^ 

gakntfiL  njiwrn  U««««-     r«M  MmOrmt 
-41.  Rad^ToSa.  8.W.    ai4».B*odMV 

MoiTOH,    En-'   '■'^       *iuoiTo    tfiHN 
.u^wili/  vS: 

>/«</*— Ab0daar  Cam W.   rne^nji^.   I'BiMaknjr 


!.»mfx,  Barmi.  Edward  Momm 


n  VawdM*.  A 


1.   >TrrM»M 
PX  Ai7«.«. 

a.      CofC. 

CooyiiK- 


Mot- MT  Edccumbe,  Eari  ol".    WiL- 

•■       -   ^'t:^. 

:  icmabc. 
t>rr«tnt>on  :  i  ucrxic.  i  aitiucK.  i  aviuooL  Ci^t 
-CMliam  Tmvdkr*'.  WkiM*.  MaHborobch 

MouNTGARRRT.  Viacoont     Henry 


dme^^^.Soath  Aodky  Stfwt.  W.    C/>4»- 
CariUMi.  Oalbfd  aad  Quabridcv. 

MoUNTMOkRES,  Vbov  M« 

GBorrKBV  BovcHAKO  D>  IJ<  ^ 

r.  (I.PAA  it7«.  i.  lUo:  A.  ,  .  ,;-«». 

AftJnirAlb«rk.Ait74.  iCr«^^»cr-kUir  H«B. 
CkMibtfr,  GOk  Gaivay. 

Movnt-Trmplb,  Baron.  Wiu4am 
FkAiKU  CoonuiTBMrta;  P.C.  im  3,  A 
lilt.  (.  iMow  Strnt^-lkmAUmM,  Ramty. 
Hmu  :  BabbK— W  OiC  Toi^wy-  ^«»« 
MfM*me*—ts,  GfH<  Si^alion  Suwi,  W. 
C/>A«~Ailiww.  BropRi/^  fUfctm,  Ti». 

Mowbray  and  Stourton,  Banm. 

JL-s.,  CterlM  BaMlpii  JaM|4.  A  it^  5m#~ 

Yotkabifa 


3*6 


PEERS   AND   PEERESSES  OF  THE 


MolgrsTe,  E.,  d.  t.  Af.  Normanby. 
MUNCASTER,        Baron.        Josslyn 

PRAMCtft    PbKNIHGTON,  M.P..  5th  jf.  (IP),  *. 

I83A.  i.  t86a :  A.'A,  ht*  broch«r,  Alan  JoMph. 
t.  tin.  Stmt  -MoncasMr  CaMlc,  RavragUat, 
Cumbcriand.  Tmmi  Rtsidtnce—i,  Carium 
G«rdMa,  S.W.  C/«At-CaHton.  Army  and 
Nary,  Boodle's,  Mariborough,  St.  Siephen't. 

MuNSTBR,  Eari  of.  William 
Gaoaoa  Fitz-Clabbncb,  and  E„  b.  1834, 
*.  184a ;  A.-*.  G«>ffPBy  Oaorge  Gordon.  L. 
Te#kaabury.  k.  1859.  RttitUmct—ti.  Palmeira 
Square.  Brighton.     C/ni*— Travellen  . 

Murray,  f.  h,  E.  Dunmore,  E.  Mans- 
field, and  B.  Elibuik. 

Morray  (Stewart-Murray),  /  n.  D. 
Athole. 

MusKERRY,      Baron.       Hamilton 

Matthbw    Fitz-Mauricb  DkankMorcan, 

Jth  B.  (I-P-X  b.  i8s4.  t.  1868  :  k.-<t.,  Hamilton 
tobert  TiUon  Fitzmauricc  Grogan,  b.  1873. 
SetU  —  Springfield  Castle,  Dnimcolloher,  co. 
Limerick. 

Nairne,    Baroness,    Emily    Jane 

Mbrcbs  Fitzmaubicb  (S.P.),  Dowager  Mar- 
chioness of  Lansdowne,  b.  1819,  t.  1874  ;  h.-a., 
M.  Lansdofrne.  Seat  —  Meilcleour  House, 
Perthshire.  Town  Residtnce—x^K,  Grosvenor 
S-quare,  W. 

Napier  and  Ettrick,  Baron.  (Sits 
as  B.  Ettrick.)    Francis  Napier,  P.C,  K.T., 

?th  B.,  b.  1819,  *.  1834  :  h.-a.,  William  lohn 
Jtorge,  b.  1846.  ^/a^— Thirlestane,  Selkirk, 
N  B.     C/m^— Athenzum. 

Napier  of  Magdala,  Baron. 
RobbrtCornbuusNapibr,G.C.B.,G.C.S.L, 
D.C.L.,  F.R-S.,  1st  B.,  b.  18x0.  c.  x868  ;  h.-a., 
Robert  William,  *.  1845.  ^^iVii-wf^— Gibraltar. 
Cli*it  —  United  Service,  Army  and  Navy, 
Athenaeum. 

Needham,/  w.  E.  Kilmorey. 

Nelson,  Earl.     Horatio  Nei^on, 

3rd  E.,  b.  1823,  *.  183s:  h.-a.,  Herbert  Ho- 
ratio, y.  Trafalgar,  b.  1854.  .S^a/— Trafalgar 
House,  near  &Llisbury,  Wiluhire.  CM— 
Carlton. 

Netterville,  Viscount.     Arthur 

Jambs  Nbttbrvillr.  8th  T,  (I. P.),  *.  1800, 
s.  1867:  A.-/.,  his  brother,  Robert,  b.  1804. 
Residence  ~  Paris. 

Nevill,/  «.  M.  Abergavenny. 

Neville,/  n.  B.  Braybrooke. 

Newark,  F.,  d.  s.  E.  Manvers. 

Newborough,    Baron.      Spencer 


BULKBI.EV  WVNH,    3rd    B.    (I. P.),   *•    1803,  /. 

A.-/.,  his  grandson,  Willia 
«*7>     .yra/*— Glynllivon  P 
and  The  Abbey,  Carnarvonshire.    C/k^— Athe- 


sSja:  A.-/.,  his  grandson,  William  Charles,  i. 
.?«-«/«— Glynllivon  Park.  Bodvean  Hall, 


Nbwburoh,  Earl  of.  Sigismuni 
NiCMOLAa  Vbnantiu*  Gabtano  Krani  I 
GlUSTINIANI,  6th  if.  (S.P.),  b.  1818,*.  187H 
A.-*,  Charies,  T.  Kynnaird,  b.  i86a.  Rt^> 
tUnet —VUonM. 

Newcastle,    Duke    of.      Henry 

Pblham  Archibald  PblmamCmnton.  7th 
D.,  b.  1864,/.  1879;  A.-/.,  his  brother,  Henr , 
Francis  Hope,  b.  1866. 
Newport,  f^,  M. P.,  </.  J.E.Bradford 
Newtown-Butler,  L.,  d.  s.  E.  Lanes- 
borough. 

Noel,  /  H.  E.  Gainsborough. 
Noel  (King- Noel),  surname  E.  Love-   | 
Uce.  I 

Noel  (Noel-Hill),/  «.  B.  Berwick.    " 
NoRBURY,  Earl  of.    William  Bra 
BAZON  Lindsay  Tolbr,  4th  E.  (I-PJ.  *•  «8^' 
*.    1873  ;  A.-/.,   his  uncle,  Otway    Fortescuc. 
b.  1824. 

Norfolk,  Duke  of.     Henry  Fitz- 

alan  Howard,  ijth  /?.,  b.  1847,  «.  i860 ; 
A.-a.,  Philip  Joseph  Mary,  E.  Arundel  and 
Surrey,*.  1879.  5'm/x— Arundel  Ca-stlc,  Sussex 
The  Farm,  Sheffield  :  Derwcnt  Hall.  Derb 
shire.  Ttmm  Kesidftue—'SoTioW.  House,  ? 
Sl  James's  Square,  S.  W.  C/ubs-St.  George 
St.  James's,  Travellers',  White's. 

Norman  BY,  Marquess  of.     Georc 

Augustus     Constantine     Phipps,      P.( 
G.C.M.G.,  2nd  M.,  b.   1819,  s.  1861;   A.:' 
Rev.  Constantine  Charles  Henry,  E.  M  uIrhiv 
b.      1846.     Official    Residence  —  Go\<^ 
House,  Melbourne.  Victoria.    Seat—'S\ 
Castle,      near     Whitby.      Clubs -Tr.i^ 
Brooks's.  Fox. 

Normanton,   Earl  of.     (Sits  as  B. 

Somerton.)  Jambs  Cmarlbs  Hbrbbrt  Wk: 
BORB  Ellis  Agar,  3rd  E,,  b.  1818, 
1868:  A. -a.,  Charles  George  Welbore  Lll 
y.  Somerton,  b.  1858.  Seat— SomcrXy,  Rm 
wood,  Hampshire.  Town  Residence  - 
Prince's  Gardens,  S.W.  C/««** -Traveller 
White's,  Brooks's,  Turf,  St.  James's. 

Norreys,  Z.,  d.  s.  E.  Abingdon. 
North,  Baroness.     Susan  North 

b'  1797,  '•  '841  :  A.-a.,  William  Henry  John, 
1836.    5"</i/— Wroxton  Abbey,  Banbury.    Rf 
deHces— 16,   Arlington   Street,    S.W. ;    Putney 
Hill,  Surrey.  S.W. 

North,/  ft.  E.  Guilford. 

Northampton,     Marquess     of. 
William  Douglas-Maclban-Compton,  xtb   ; 
M.,   b.    1818,   s.    1877;    A.-a.,    Charles    ^ohn 
Spencer,  E.  Compton,  b.  1849.     Seats  -Castle 
Ashby,    Northampton :    Compton    Wynyatcs. 
Kineton.  Warwickshire  ;  Torloikk,  Tobcrmor- 
N.B.     T(m>ti  Residence- t4S>    Piccadilly,    ^ 
'   C/K^-Travellcrs . 


VMITID  KIIKIDOM  AND  IRILAWDi 


S4T 


Nf>tTHMAOK.    PjiH    Ot         TNOMAI 
i.L.  DkCU.M 


Ira 

NOITHBIK.  Eafi  of.  GKOtOKjORIf 
Caikmii,  ffik  «.  (S.P.X  ^.  l^|.  «    iM 

WweiiMtvr    T0mm  JfttUmt*    ji,  %L  Ovoim'* 

NoKiiHMiirtt  AND.  Dakcot  At* 
oiBjtoH  Gaoacr  .  LL D.,  D.CL.. 

6<h  D.,  k  %%u>  .  Raanr  Gaorn. 

/r  Pwcy.M.r.  r  .     .tM^-AlM»kk. 

KdUv.  WwkvMtlL  «aa  PwAii  C^mIm^ 
NintiiiMfciHiii;    Mo    nM^UIwmk 

r#M  li»Mtm€»  «.  qioiiwai  PiMi.  ft.W. 
(7«i«  ~  Tra«4lbM'.     UaiMtf    S«vkt,    9l 

S(«pk«l\  WhlM'A. 

NoRTHvnoK,       Baroa        Gioegb 

RirMtOVT.    J(4    ^.,    ^.    till.   «.   tlw.     5m/— 

ceatanUfB.  rMM  irMMnwr-t.  PMk  Suwt. 
\V  CibJb-CMioiu  Osfard  aMi  CMOindgs. 
Ath— I— .  UaiMd^OTvic*.  DwomMi*. 

NoRTOK.  BarMi.  Ciiarlb  Bowyu 
Auoou^v.  F.C.  ILCII  G.  :  %m.B^€r.  ityt: 
A  ^,  CIhmIm  Uiffh.  ^.  it46.  .SMi>HMM 
H«I1.  BimiivliiiSi ;  Novtoa  oB^ka-Moon, 
M«r  anki  ■>■■  TrtoL  Tmm  K^ttdtmet 
J).  Emm  PlM».  S.W.    Clm^-Ci^axm. 

Norton./  m.  B.  Grantlejr. 

Norwich,  BbheooC     Hon.  John 

Thomas  Pslmam.  D.D..  A.  ilii.  «m.  tts?. 

/'«Atw-.N«nrklL 

Nugvnt  (Temple^Nncent-Brydra- 
Quadot-GrcanllaX  nw— i  of  D.  BudSag- 
kuB. 

Nogeat,/.  «.  E.  Wcftmetth. 
Nttgent  (GreviUe>Nttfent),   winMime 
^.GcvvOU. 
O'Brien,  /  «.  ^.  lachiquta. 
O'CallAgtuui,/  N.  r.  Lismorc 
Ockham,  V^  ei,  s.  E.  LoveUce. 
OgUvie    (Ogilvic-Grint),  /    n.    E. 

Osilvy,  L,^tl.  t,  B.  Airlie.    • 

Oijilvy,/  ».  E.  Airlie. 

O  i;niay,/.  w.  K.  GuilUnore. 

O'  1 1  AG  AN.  Baron.  ThomasO'Hagan, 
P.C.  i»t  B..  h.  itia.  r  itw:  4.-«..  TTlfiiii 
TovriMUy.  A.   iBtA.     iP/Md&aof— m.  Ritthad 

EV«M.  Dvbliii.     Tmm  MmSimt»    19. 
PlK«.    &W.      OUW- '  * 


aNBILl. 


(Xltatu.,  tai  J.  A.  iti^  r.  1 
•Mi.  MP..  A  ilM      5*mi- 


^toW/qfllMilir 
Rev.    WiluaH 


Omlow,  Earl  of.    Wiluam  Hti^ 

Ala%  y.  O^wkv.  A    ify4 
trnTrmnm,  WWiakdl.  a.W. 


(t  AND  Browni,  Baf 

Gaiw  .MIC  Aoowrva   PanMH 

GvTMBia  (I  K  rjL  cad  #..  k  1I19.  <.  il 
4.^.  Owirvy  Hmht  BrovM,  4  il6i 
— CMtla  Marcarrvtt.  Oai— urm^  oa  Mayo; 
Bowtrao  II  Avr^iinL  N.B.    r«wi 

MmUmtt  GbM.  Iw.    CiMk- 

Ckffceo.  K.  .HaikML 

Onle(OfJc>I'uwlctt),/«.  iT.  Boltoo. 

Orford,  EarloC  HoRATloWALrout, 
^  E.,  k   ilij.  «.  iM;  A.^kb 
Rob«t  Hocaoa.   «.    it«4.     5£to-%l 

Ayhkiai.  NofWkT  Maaak«ka 

Norfolk.      T0mmKnUfmt0  -  < 


Cavaadiaki 


Ca^adwkgoaafo.W.  r/iJ«-Cafkoa.Tf«*^ 
Ian'.  StafttdTWkiu-t.  Turf,  MaHboraagk. 

Orkney.  Earl  of.  Giorce  Wiluam 
HAMitroH    PiTt-MAonca.    ILCM.G..   «tk 


N.W.    C/arf*-Ckf«H«.ArBiyMHl  Navy.  Mail- 


?B=J.^' 


Ormathwaite,  Baron.  John  Benn- 
WAtaa.  IM  B..  k  1791.  e.  itM :  A.^.  Artkar. 
k  t%rf.  Stmts  —  Oraaokt  * 
Otaikailaad;  WaHWd  Pkik. 
Ttmm  Rttidtmft  at,  I 
C/idt  -Gariioa.  Wkiia\  TVavaOara'.  Cm- 
Boodla'a.  Uakad  Oaivanity. 
Oemonde,  Marqoea  ot  (Stis  ■• 
B)  Jamb*  Eowaro  Wiluam  TtnawAiA 
Bim.aa.  wd  M.,  k  iIm.  «.  iSm:  A.-A.  kb 
bfotkar,  J^aa  AnkarWaKacMi  PoCy.  A 
it49.  iw-  —         — 


C/mtt 
TfrnvaOan' 


Ofimlqr  (OmMb)r.Gof«X   /  ••   S. 


Oiborae./  m,  />.  Leeda. 
OvERSTONE,  Baron.  Samuel  JoNBi 

nm.  lai  A,  A  ly^ft.  r.  itja     JaB»    Oaar- 
•a  Pkfk.  NotfkaaMoa.    fmmm  Rwi^mu 


LOVB. 


a.  Cafkaa  Gwdaaa.  S.W.    C/«d» 
Uakad  Uaitaraky. 


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PEERS   AND   REBRESSES  OP  THE 


I 


Oxford,  Bishop  of.  John  Firldkr 

-CuddcKloa.  Wbeatley.  OsfonUhirc  Cim^- 
AthciUBum. 

Oxmantown,  /,.,  //.  s.  £.  Rosse. 

Page(Page.Wood),/.  n.  B.  Halhcrley. 

Paget,/  n.  Af.  Anglesey. 

Paisley,  Z.,  grands.  D.  Abercom. 

Pakenham,/  *».  E.  Longford. 

Pakenham,  Z.,  d.  s.  E.  Longford. 

Pakington,/  w.  B.  Hampton. 

Palk./if.  ^.  Haldon. 

Palmer,/  «.  B.  Sclbomc. 

Parker,  K,  /•/.  s.  E.  Macclesfield. 

Parker,/  n.  E.  Macclesfield,  and  E. 
Morley. 

Parkinjson  (Parkinson  -  Fortcscue), 
•urname  B.  Carlingford. 

Paniell,/  n.  B.  Congleton. 

Parsons,/  «.  £.  Rosse. 

Patten    (Wilson-Patten),  /    «.    B. 

Winmarieigh. 

Paulet,/  n.  M.  Winchester. 
Pelham,  Z.,  d.  s.  E.  Chichester. 
Pelham,/  tt.  E.  Chichester. 
Pelham,  surname  Bishop  of  Norwich. 
Pelham  (Anderson-Pelham),  /  n.  E. 

Yarborough. 

Pelham  (Pelham-Clinton),  /  ;/.  D. 
Newcastle. 
Pellew,/  n.  V.  Exmouth. 
Pembroke     and     Montgomery, 

Earl  of.  Geokgb  Robekt  Charles  Herbert, 
13th  E.,  h.  1850,  /.  as  2nd  B,  Herbert  of  Lea 
1861,  and  as  13th  E.  Pembroke  1863  ;  k.-p., 
his  brother,  Sidney.  M.P.,  b.  18^3.  Stat— 
Wilton  House,  Salisbury.  C/»/x— Carl'.oo. 
Eton  and  Harrow,  Marlborough. 

Pennant  (Douglas-Pennant),  /  n.  B. 
Penrhyn. 

Pennington,/  n.  B.  Muncaster. 
Penrhyn, Baron.  Edward  Gordon 

Douglas- Pennant.  1st  B.,  h.  1800./.  1866: 
fu-a.,     George     S'    "  -  <6. 

.SVfl/i— Penrhyr  C  rk. 

Stony  Stratford.  -.ncx 

HouK.  Halkin  Strctt,  S.W.  tiu'i  (ariion, 
Travellers',  White's,  Boodle's,  United  Service. 

Penzance,  Baron.   Tames  Plaisted 

WiLDB,P.C.,K.B..ist/r.,/.t8i6,<r.i869.  T<rwn 
Rttidrtue  —  64,  Brook  Street,  W.  CM  — 
Brooks's. 

Pepys,/  n.  E.  Cottenham. 
Perctfval.  /  //.  E.  Kj^mont. 


Percy.  £.,  P.C,  M.P.,  d.  s.  D,  North- 

umberland. 

Percy,/  n.  D.  Northumberland. 

Perth   and    Melfort,     Earl    of. 
Gborgb  Drusimono,  14th  K.  (S.P.).  b.  1807, 


Drummond,  b.  1856.    Teum  R 
dcHKt-—  115,   (Queen's  Gale,  S.W, 


Clubt 


t.    18 j^ ;  A.-/.,   his  grandson,   George   £_k»r<r 
Monti/cx,  L.' 
dcHKt-—  115, 
White's,  New. 

Pery,  /.  «.  E.  Limerick. 

Peterborough,   Bishop  of.     Wn  - 
LtAM  Connor  Maoeb.  D.D.,  D.C.L.,A  \k 
com.    1868.       /'a^/-  Peterborough.      Clui 
Athenzum. 

Petersham,  K,  el.  s.  E.  Harrington. 

Petre,  Baron.    Wn.LlA'^'  !■<•-'    - 
Petrr.  F.R.S-.  lath  B.,  b.  181: 
/Trt'.WiHijm  Imcph,  b.  1847.  A.  ,. 
Hall,    T  ■  .    Ingatc»tonc    fi.i; 

Tinvii  35,     Portland    I": 

Clubi  ,  St.  George's,  Atht  1 

Philpott,  surname  i9/>^<y>ofWorcestr 

Phipps,  /  w.  M.  Normanby. 

Pierrepoint,  /  n.  E.    Manvers. 

Pleydell-Bouverie,  surname  E.  Rad- 
nor. 

Plunket,  Baron.  The  Most  R^ 
William  Conyngham  Plunket,  D.D.,  4th / 
b.  1828.  *.  1871  ;  A.-a..  Willi.-»m  Lee,  b.  \k' 
/*/?/<«■/- -Ardbraccan  House,  Nav.-»n.  Mc;r 
Seat—0\A  Connaught  House,  Bray,  n- 
Dublin.  Residtncf—xi,  EarUfoot  ferr.* 
Dublin.  Clubt  —  National,  Kildarc  Sire 
University. 

Plunkett,  /  n.  E.  Fingall,  B.  Di 
sany,  and  B.  Louth. 

Poer  (Le-Poer-Trench),  /  n.  J 
Clancarty. 

Pollington,  V.,  d.  s.  E.  Mexl.. 

Poltimore,  Baron.  Auoisi  1 
DERicK  George  Warwick  Bampkvi  i 
2nd    B.,   b.    1837.   /.    1858;    h.-a.,   C' 
Kichard  George  Warwick,   b.   1850. 
Poltimore   Park,  Exeter;   Court  Hall.    .-.■ 
Motion,    Devonshire.       Town    Retidence- 
Eaton    Smiare,   S.W.     C/«^«  —  Marlborout 
Brooks's,  Boodle's. 

PoLWARTH,  Baron.  Walter  Hu* 
Hepburne  Sc.tt.  r,th  B.  (S.P.). /'.  iP^iK 
1867;  h.-a..  ^ 

Mertoun  M  c ; 

Humbie,  H..         „  ii  rk- 

shire. 

Pomeroy,/  n,  V.  Harberton. 

Ponsonby,  /  n.  E.  Besslx>rough,  and 
B.  De  .Mauley. 

Porchester,  B.^  d.  s.  E.  Carnarvon. 


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rowwwoart  CMtb,  EwiklMfTy.  ca  WkdOow. 

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Powts,  Earl  of.    Edward  James 

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Powlett    (Onle<Powlett),  /    h.    B. 


Powys,/  «.  /?.  LUfocd. 
PnUl.  /  m.  sM. 
Proton./  w.  r. 
Primroae,/  it.  fi.  Rowbcry. 
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Proby,/  w.  A\  CarytTort. 


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Ramtwk.    IWmm.        Caan  VILLI 

AOQCWTVa  William   WaI^wcavi,  jrd  B. 

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•Wbiia'i^  Cvlwa. 

RanHaj.  A..  aT.  /.  i?.  Dalboaiie. 
Ranuay./.  «.  £.  DallMMiie. 

Ranelagii.  VUooaot  Thomas 
HaaoM^oMn.  ytli  K  O-PX *•  il«».  '•  ••»: 
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S.W.    CiMi.^CaffM.Whka.. Royal 


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Rathdonnell,    Baroiu     Thomas 

Kans  M'CuvTOCK'BvMaf  av.  «ad  it.  (I.P.X 
A  tS«a,  ff.  tSm:  Ahs..  WUfiam.  «  187!.    Stmtt 
r,  Dutilaar, 


EaH.     Henry 


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Tallow.  CO    Cwkw.    r/««»-CaHtaa.  Ka^l 
aad  Maoary.  Rakaah.  Rildara  Scrax. 

Ravenswoeth. 
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SW, 


Rayleioh.  Baroa.  John  Wiluam 
Sravrr.  F  R.&.  jrd  #.  A  iM, «.  ityj:  A«. 
Robcft  Joka.  A  iSrv    J^/    TcHiiw  Ptee». 

Gaftfaaa.    &W.      ClaA.  -  »«•    U&vaniiy. 


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350 


PSERS   AND   PEERESSES  OF  THE 


Rkay,  Baroo.   DonaldJambsMac- 

KAV.  iiih  B.  (S.PA  4.  i8)Q.  «.  1876:  A./., 
hu  ooiuin,  Baron  iEocaa,  k  1838.  Sfat$— 
Ophenen,  inGelderUnd:  Qtfx>Uu)c.  Earitton, 
B«rwickahti«:  UidbwMid.  Galuhkb,  Selkirk- 
shire. T0mm  HM$dnicr--6,  Great  Stanhope 
Scraet.  W.  CimSi-St.  Jmmt»\  New.  Travel. 
let's,  AtbemBuin. 

Rkdbsdalb,  Earl  of.  John  Thomas 
PkekmanMitfoR),  D.C.L.,  t%t  E.,  h.  180s, 
r.  1877.  5m/— Bataford  Park,  Moreton-in-the- 
Marth.  TVnm  Rtsidfuct—yfcmon  Houm,  6, 
Ptfk  Plac^  St  Jam«V  S.  W.  C/«3f-Cariton, 
Boodle's,  white's.  St.  Stephen's. 

.  Reidhaven,  F.,  el.  s.  E.  Scaficld. 

Rendlesham,  Baron.  Frederick 
William  Brook  Thblli;sbon,  M.P.,  5th  B. 
(l.P.X  i'  1840,  s.  i8ja:A.-a.,  Frederick  Archi- 
bald Charles^  h.  1868.  5'ai/— Rendlesham 
Hall.  Woodbridge,  SuflToIk.  Town  Rfsidence 
—4,  GrcMvenor  Gardens,  W.  C/m3/— Carlton, 
Marlborough. 

Reynolds  (Reynolds-Moreton),  /.  n, 
E.  Ducie. 

RiBBLESDALE,  Baron.  Thomas  Lis- 
ter, 4th  B.,  b.  1854,  s.  1876  ;  k.-a.,  Thomas, 
b.  1878.  Sent— Gnhumt  Park,  Skipton,  York- 
shire.    C/««**— White's,  Boodle's,  Turf. 

Rice,y.  n.  B.  Dynevor. 
Rice  (Spring-Rice),/«.  iff.Monteagle. 
Richardson  (Stuart- Richardson),  ^«. 
E.  Castle  Stuart. 

RiCHXfOND,  Lennox,  and  Gordon, 

Duke  or.  Charlbs  Hsnry  Gordon-Lbnnox, 
K.G.,  P.C,  D.C.L.,  6ih  />.,  b.  1818,  *.  i860; 
h.-a.,  Charles  Henry,  E.  March,  M.P..  b.  1845. 
StaU — Goodwood  Park,  Chichester  ;  Gordon 
Castle,  Fochabers,  Banflfshire.  Town  Rest- 
dfmcf—40,  Belgrave  Souare,  S.W.  Clttbs— 
Carlton,  \Vhite  s,  Travcflers',  Turf. 

RiPON,  Bishop  of.  Robert  Bicker- 

STBTM,  D.D.,  F.R.S.,  *.  1816,  C0n.  1857. 
Pa/ocy— Ripon.  Yorkshire.     C/i«*— National 

RiPON,  Marouess  of.  George  Fre- 
DBRiCK  Samubl  Kobinson,  K.G..  G.M.S.I., 
P.C,  D.C.L.,  ist  M.,  b.  1827,  c.  1871  :  A. -a., 
Frederick  Oliver,  E.  de  Grey,  b.  i8«.  Seats- 
Studley  Royal,  Ripon  ;  Nocion  Hall,  Lincoln. 
Ojfficial  RejtdfHce— Government  House,  Cal- 
cutta. Tanm  ResitUtue—i,  Carlton  Gardens, 
S.W.  C/«^x— Athenaeum,  Reform.  Brooks's, 
Travellers',  United  Service,  Burlington,  York- 
shire. 

RoBARTEs,  Baron.    Thomas  James 

Agar  Robartes,  ist  B.,  b.  1808,  e.  1869: 
A.-«.,  Thomas  Charles,  M.P.,  b.  1844.  Seat— 
Lanhydrock,  Bodmin.  Town  Residence— 
I,  Dean  Street,  Park  Lane,  W.  Cluba— 
Atbeoaetun,  Brooks's,  Devonshire. 


Robinson,  /.  «.  M.  Ripon. 
Robinson  (Robinson-Montagu),  /.  n. 
B.  Rokeby. 

Roche,  /.  H.  B.  Fermov. 
Rochester,  Bishop  of*    Anthony 

W1L.SON  Tmorold,  D.D.,  *.  1825,  coH.  187- 
Rezidtnc*  —  Sel»den  Parlt,  Croydon.  Tr.< 
ResitUnce—ii,  Great  George  Street,  S.N^ 
dub — Athenaeum. 

Rocksavage,  £.,  grands.  M.  Choi- 
■londeley. 

ROOEN,  Earl  of.     (Sits  as  ^.  < 
•KASStL.)  John  Strange  Jocblvn, 
*.   18*3,  *.   1880;   k./.,  his  brother,   \'. 
Nassau,   b.    183a.      .yra/*  —  Tollymorc   Vuk, 
Ca^»tlewellen,  co.  Down  :  Dundalk  House,  co. 
Louth:    Hyde    Hall,    Hertfordshire.      Tcwn 
Retid*nce—yj,  Hill  Street,  Berkeley  Squar' 
W.     C/«»*J- United  Service,  Carlton. 

Rodney,  Baron.    George  BRiix;Kb 

Harlev  Dkhnbtt  Rodney,  7th  ^.,  ^.  1857, 
*.  1864 ;  A.-/.,  his  brother,  Robert  William 
Henry,  b.  1858.  .J/a/— Itfrrington,  Leominster. 

Rogers,/,  n.  B.  Blachford. 

Rokeby,  Baron.  Hknry  Robinson- 

MoNTACU,G.C.B.,6th^.(I.P.).*.  1798.*.  1847: 
*.-/.,  his  brother,   Spencer   Dudley,  b.   1807. 
Sentt  —  Denton     Hall,      Newcastle-on-Tynr 
Hazelwood,  near  Watford.    Tmvn  Reiidenct 
7,  Stratford  Place,  W.    C/«*— United  Scrvir. 

RoLLOi,    Baron.     (Sits  as  B.   Df 
NiNG.)    John  Rocerson  Roli.o,  loth  B., 
1835,  *.  18^2;  h.-a.,   William  Charles  Woi 
worth,  b.  \%bo.     Seats— \)wnQTv!b  Ca.<*tl' 
ning,    Perthshire ;    Dumcrieff  House, 
DumfriesUure ;    Wilmington,    Ryde,     I 
Wight.    C/iwftr— Athenaeum,  Reform,  Brook  . 
University,  United  University. 

Rom  ILLY,     Baron.        Willia.ni 

RoMiLLV.  and  B.,  b.  183s,  s.  1874;  A.-a..  John 
Gaspard  Le  Marchant,  b.  1866.  Seat— Ponh- 
kernr,  Cowbridge,  Glamorganshire.  Ttrwn 
Rettdemce—2.  Ovingtoo Gardens.  S. W.  Clubs— 
Brooks's,  Kensington. 

RoMNEY,  Earl  of.     Charles  V 

SHAM,  4th  E.,  b.  1841,  *.  1874  :  k.-a..   ( 
y.    Marsham.   b.   1864.      Seats  — 'Vhc    '•'■ 
Maidstone  ;  Boxley  House,  Maidstone,      C7ito 
—Carlton. 

Roper-Curzon,  /  n.  B.  Teynham. 

Rose,/  tt.  B.  Strathnaim. 

RosEBERY,  Earl  of.  (Sits  as  B.) 
Archibald  Philip  Primrose,  5th  E.,b.  1847, 
*.  1868  ;  A.-/.,  his  brother,    Everard  Henry,  i, 

1848.      5m/1— Dalm'-"v   I'.rW      I  inlillM'.rAsfiir-  ; 

Rosebery,  Edinbur. 
Tffwm  iResidetue—  i 

White's,  Brooks's,  lu...  ..: — ....  ]--;_:.). 

Devonshire,  St.  James's,  New. 


Second  junior  Bishop,  without  a  seat  in  the  House  of  Lords. 


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Amoomm  Moumbao  WAU>aa«AT»LaMJa. 

RoQi,/  N.  £.  StndbfolM. 

Rowley,/.  It.  B.  Lai^ibfd. 

RowToic,  Bftnm.    MontaovbWil- 
tiAM  Low«v.CoMir.  C.B.,  lai   B.,  A  iljl. 


UkMT. 


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Audky  ScfMi.  W. 

RoxBURCHi,  Doke  of.  (Sits  m  £. 
I^Mo.)  Jamu  Hbmbv  Roabjit  Inmbb-Kbb. 
7th  P..  A  ifj9k  <•  1*79;  A"*..  Hovy  Jolui* 
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RvTitVBN,  BBroa.  Waltbb  Jambs 
HoRi  R(-TNVBii.tiliA(S.P.XA  ilj|l.<.iM«: 
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Hatch.  WiMdMT :  H«pcmo««.  co.  Wcsfcvd. 


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Ryk.  Bafmme  ^oA^^  o#  Liverpool. 
SMkvOlc^/  li.  £.  DelAwmfT. 
Sackvillb,    Btroo.       Mobtimbb 

SAomuJ^WflBT.  IM  B^  A  itao.  €.  iBy4; 
A-^.  lib  bmliar.  UomL  A  ttBy.  5m<»- 
IUbL  PB>k.  HiwBMli ;  Wnniiiii.  WanliaBr, 
BBtMcHartB.    C/«4»-Tni««tt8fB'.  GBftUMk 

SAckvUlc/.  «.  E.  Ddmwarr. 

SBckvilk  (S«ckvUk-W«t),/.  «.  B. 


St.   Albans,   Dvkc  o£   William 

Ambuvb  Avbbbv  OB  Vbbb  Bbauclbmc.  P.C. 
MCk  P.,  A  it4^  «.  iA|9 :  A-A.  ClMfflBB  Vkior 


PviMB't  Gmb.  &W.     CM»- 


Aiibwy  l>t  V«f«.  A  Bwibvd.  A  iSic. 

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-4.  P»*i  - 

Wliiu't, 

St.  Albans,  Bishop  ot    Thomas 

LaoM  Claoohtom,  D.D.:  A  iSoS.  c  tSiv. 
L  i^.  Ftkan  DBBfc«ryPalaw.niilBirfiii. 
r«M  KmUtm»    BBlgra^  Miadwi.  &W. 

CM      AltlMMB— 

St.  Asaph,  Bbliop  oil  Joshua 
HuoNn,  D.O.,  A  iloy.  cm.  sSva  Prntm^— 
Sc  Aiapli,  FliaulurB.    CmiA-AiImmmml 

St  Ckir,/  ».  ^.  Sindstr. 
St.  CUir  (St  CUtr-Enkinr),/.  m.  E. 
RoBdya. 

St.  David's,  Bishop  of.  Wiluam 
Basil  jombs.  D.D.,  A  iS»s.fMi.  iSr4.  PmUn 
-Abaiswili.  CanaanlMa.    Cim^-hAmmmmm. 

St.  Gbbmans,  Earl  of.    Wiluam 

GOBOOM  COBKWALLIS  EUOT,  4III  A.  A 

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A    iljs-     Strnt^—Voix  Qfat.  Si. 


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ScJbmb'i. 


CitiSt    Tn^ftittn, 


St.  John,  of  Bletaoe,  Bsmii. 
Amdbsw  St.  joNH.  tjik  A,  A  iS«cw  t. 
A/.,  kk  kroUMT.   Bwid 
iS4fe    fM»-M«kkkrw 


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Si.  John,  /.  ».  f 
S«.  Jdw. 

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PEERS  Am>   PEERESSES  OF  THE 


St.  Leger,/  «.  K  Doneraile. 

St.    Leonards,  Baron.     Edward 

BuRTBNKNAW  SucDBN,   and  B.,    h.   1847,  t. 
187$;  *,•#.,  his  brother.  Henry  Fnuik,  6.  1850. 


St.    Vincent,    Viscount.      John 

Edward  Lkvsmn  Jkrvis  ^th  T.,  *.  1850, 
*.  1879:  A.-/..  hU  brother.  Carnegie  Parker, 
*.  1855. .  Stmtt  —  Sutlon-on-Dcrwent,  York  ; 
Norton  Duney.  Ncwark- 

Sai.isburv,    Bishop   of.      George 

MoiiKKt.%*.  D.CI-..  *.  1803,  C0H.  1869.  PaUu* 
*— Saliftbury.     C/«*— Atheweum. 

Salisbury,  Marquess  of.    Robert 

Arthur  Taliu»t  Gascovnb-Cecil,  K-G., 
P.C  "  '  M  -ni  M.,  b.  i8jo,  *.  1868  :  A, -if., 
Jam  I  il)ert,  V.  Cranbomc,  i^.  1861. 

Sr-j:  House,     Hatfield  :      Manor 

Hou%r.  V  ..uu^Miie.  Dorset :  ChSlet Cecil,  Puy*. 
pr^  Dieppe.  Tovfti  Residtntt — »o,  Arlington 
Street,  W.  C/»«^x— Carlton,  Junior  Carlton, 
Athenaeum,  St.  Stephen's. 

Saltoun,  Baron.  Alexander  Fra- 

SBR,  i7th^.  (S.R.P.).  *.  i8ao,  *.  1853  ;*.-«., 
Akxander  William  Frederick,  b.  1851.  Seat 
— Philorth  House,  Frascrbureh,  Aberdeen 
shire.  C/«^— Carlton,  United  Service,  Army 
and  Navy. 

Sandhurst,  Baron.    William 

MaKspield,  2nd  B.,  b.  1855.  X.  1876:  k.-p., 
hU  brother.  John  William,  b.  1857.  ReneUnce 
—6,  William  Street,  Lowndes  Square,  S.W. 
C/j»**— Guards',  Brooks's,  White's,  Turf. 

Sandilands, /.  n.  B.  Torpichen. 
Sandon,  V.,   P.C,   M.P.,    //.  s.  E. 
Harrowby. 

Sandwich,  Earl  of.  John  William 
Montagu.  P.C.  7th  £:.,  *.  181 1,«.  1818  ;*.-<»., 
Edward  George  Henry.  V.  Hinchingbrook. 
M.P.,^.  1839.  iTra/— Hinchinebrook  House, 
near  Huntingdon.  Town  Resiatmce—^6,  Gros- 
venor  Square,  W.  C/w^r— Travellers',  Carlton, 
United  Service.  Marlborough. 

Sandys,  Baron.  Augustus  Frede- 
rick Arthur  Sandys,  4ih  B.,  b.  1840,  x. 
1863 :  A.->.,  his  brother.  Marcus  Windsor 
George,  *.  1849.  Seat — Ombersley  Court, 
Droitwich.  Tottm  Residence  —  xi,  Wilton 
Crescent,  S.W.  Clubt-^X,  James's,  Mari- 
borough. 

Saumarer,/  n.  B.  De  Saumarcz. 

Savilc,/  n.  E.  Mexborough. 

Saye  and  Sele,  Baron.  Vcn. 
FrrorrickTwistlbton-Wykbham  Firnnes, 
D.C.L..  13th  B.,  b.  1799,  X.  1847;  h.-rt.. 
John  Fiennes,  b.  1830,  5'rtf/x— Broughton 
Castle,  near  Banbury  ;  Residentiary  House, 
Hereford.     C/«^— Brooks's. 


ScARBROUGH,   Earl  of.     Richard  ' 

GrOROR  LrMLRV,  9th  E.,  b.  1813,  X.  18^ 
*.•»!.,  Aldred  Frederick  George  Bercsford. 
Lumlcy.  b.  1857.  .SVa/x— Sandbcck  P.i' 
Kotherham  ;  Tickhill  Castle.  Vorkiihire  ;  Lo 
ley  CaAile.  Durham.  Town  RftitieHce—\ 
Eaton  Square,  S.W.  C/ik^x -While's,  Drv.. 
shire. 

Scarlett,/,  n.  B.  Abingcr. 

SCARSDALF^  Baron.  Rev.  Ali-ki 
Nathanirl  Holdbn  Curzon,  4th  B.,  b.  i. 
X.  1856;  A. -a.,  George  Nathaniel,  b.  1 
.SV<t/— Kedleston.  near  Derby.  Town  K 
dfMce—  34.  Wimpole  Street,  W.  Cltiit — Carit 
Arthur's. 

Scott,/  w.  £.  Clonmel,  and£.  Eldon. 

Scott  (Heplmrn-Scotl)/  n,  B.  Pol- 
warth. 

Scott  (Montagu-Douglas-Scott),/  )t. 
D.  Buccleuch. 

Seafield,    Earl   of.        (Sits  as    , 
.Strathspkv.)     John  Charles  Grant-O'- 
VIE,  K.T.,  7lh  E.,  b.  1815,  x.  1853:  k,-a..  Ian 
Charles,  k.  Reidhaven,  b.  1851.  .S><i/x— Cullcn 
House,    Banffshire;     Castle    Grant,     Moniy- 
shire ;     Balmacaan.     Inverness-shire.       To 
Address-  jo.  Old  Burlington  Street,  W.    L. 
—  Carlton. 

Seaton,  Baron.  James  Colborn 

and  B.,  b.  1815,  x.  1863;  h.a.,  Reginald  J 
Upton,  b.  1854-  Seats — Berthouse,  Alhy. 
Kildare :  Beech  wood,  Devon.  Toivm  A- 
dffue—iD  Albany,  Piccadilly,  W.  Clu. 
Army  and  Navy,  United  .Service,  M 
borough.  United  University,  Kildare  Str 
St.  James's. 

Sefton,  Earl  of.    (Sits  as  i9.)  W 
LiAM  Philip  MoLVNFtix.  4th  E.,  b.  183^ 
1855  :  A.-a.,  Charles  William  Hyhon.  T.  M 
ncux,   b.   1867.     6Va/— Croxteih    Hall,    Ln 
pool.      Totvn   Residence  —  Sefton    House, 
Belerave  Square,    S.W.      C/«<ix-Travelk : 
White's,  Brooks's,  United  Service,  Turf,  M.iri 
borough. 

Selbornb,  Baron.  Roundei.l 
Palmrr,  P.C,  K.B.,  D.CL.,  F.R.S.,  ist  B., 
b.  i8ia,  c.  1872:  ft  a  ,  William  Wal.lc^r.vc. 
^.1859.    .SV  /  >  T,  Petersfiel' 

shire.       T,  30,  Port!.. 

W.  Clubs-  A  '  > xford  and  Ca  I ; 

Selkirk,  Earl  of.     Dunbar  JA^! 

Douglas,    F.R.S.,  6th  E.  rS.R.P.),  *.  i 
X.  i8ao.     Seat — St.  Mary's  Isle,  Kirkcudbright, 
Clubs — Carlton,  Athenxum,  Travellers'. 

Sempill,  Baroness.     Maria  Jant^ 

Sbmpill,  i6th  in  Miccession  (S. P.),  b.  t; 
X.  1835 ;  A.-/.,  Sir  William  Forbes,  8th  ban 
1836.    5"r«/— Morton  Pinkncy  Manor,  B.-inbury 

Settrington,  Z.,  graftd-s.   D.    Rich* 


UNITID  KllfODOM  AND  IRCLAyO. 


353 


S«ymour,/  m,  M.  Hertfovd. 
SefRiour,  tttmamtr  />.  ftomenct. 
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MArtrr.  ool  Cork. 


Sluw    (Sbaw-Ldevre),   /.    «, 
>.  Eari  oC 


(Sits  M  ^.) 
»  1«o«lMr.  Do^  UvJS 
a.  Tmvtllarft'. 

>     PMiur  Castell 

laglMaa,    A. 
FamwHrjuy 


c^a,    Uiwk**, 


>  iKMUh. 

>  \LBOT,  Eariof. 

CMACUbk  Hit>iiv  JuMN  Taibot.  lotll  M.. 
#  lite.  *.  iSn  :  4.  A.  »"*  u«»ck.  Wakor  C»l 

StJfetd;  Ah«iT«m«^a«dkT^ 

SiDMouTH.  Viscount  Wiluam 
Wkix«  AootMOTOH.  jrd  K,  JL  it^.  «i  lift*  ; 
4.^..  Gerald  AailMy  Pdfav  BmmIO 
ilj4.      Smi$^Upanmrf   Mmmt.   Hodum, 

r#iw  /r^^dSruor-Ti,  ksum  fWw,  8.W. 
C/«A— OritoB. 

Sidney./  ».  ^.  De  L'Isle  aod  Dodlej. 

SiNri^iR,  Baron.  Charlis  Wil- 
uam  Sr.  CXAt«,  i4th  B.  (S.P.X  *.  iSjt.  «. 

.S«M/j     NttUi    HouM.    Bwwwkabira;    H<«l- 


Sinclair.  /  m.  £, 
Skcfnn»;t..t»,/  m,  V, 


Suoo.  ICaniMM  of.  (Siu  aa  B, 
M<Mrr«ACL&)  GaowM  Jo««  ItoimM^  «d 
A^.A  ii«o.  ^  .t«5.  A/..  Iu»  hratlMr,  j£ 


^  MAN,BiahopoC    Row- 

urr  I  A  il|lu  MM.  tin-    ^Ww 

rni>  fMlM*  kM  A  MM  b  dM  Ho«M  «f  Lofdk. 
MdOMMIfVMk) 

Somas,  Eari.  Chaklks  Somus 
SoMauOtcKA.  yd  if,,  A  lii^  #.  ito;  Ay., 

GadaL  A  ilis.  *  'r  tMHniDi^TinTl 
WiTWiforifaWM:  lU^Ma  Moiy.  Somx. 
iTrr  ^i^*2*-«-  OiiMiriiilJ  QiOmm,  W. 
CibA^  TkaMOOT*.  AdMMMM,  81.  JaaH***. 

SOIIIKSIT,  DbIm  oC  Edwaed 
Apouwfs  Sbvmovb.  ILa,  P.C.  iMh  A,  A 
•^H.  «.  iHs:  A/.,  lib  btoUMr.  ArddlaU 
H«nr  Akmoo.Sr.  Maob.  A  itta  Smt»- 
MaMm  Bmdity  HiMM,  BiS :  BMlMfods  PtoA. 
0«faiCi  CW  Bwka :  8io«w.  N«v«hi  Abta. 

AUMHMUB.  ThiwOan*. 

Somenet,  /  «.  D.  Beanlbrt,  and  B, 


F.t  il.  s.  B.  NonBanton. 
SooenriUe,/  «.  A  Alhlnmnqr. 
Sondes,   Earl.     Geoege  WAnoN 

Edward  (K  TVowlcvK  A  iMt.     -  -  ^ 

Court,  F«v«r«liMa;  Nackiactoa. 
BtadkuaHalUEaMDoaliaaS;  C/i 
WUia'i,  Tiavdlar**. 

SouTHAiiPTON.  Baron.  Chaelis 
fiBMBV  Pmaov.  4tli  A.  A  iWy.  jl  iSra;  A..A. 
kk  brother.  EdwMd  A%«raoo^  iM^ 

SouTHESK,  Earl  of  (S.  P.)  (Sits  as  B. 
Baummakdw)  lAMasCAaaaaia.  ILT..9tk  Jt. 
A  xWtf  i.  !(»:  A.-«..  darla*  Nod.  JL 
Garaayia.  A   ti<4.      .faa^-ICtaaaml   Omh. 

SoirrifWELL,  Vbcoont.  Aethue 
RoaasT  Pvaaa  Sovtmwbix,  <tk  I'.  (LP.l 
A  iSt*.  s.  ityE  5«a/-GaMfa  Maiiii.  Raili. 
kaaktOO.  LinerkV. 

SpeNC) 
SrcNcaa.  K 
A  ilss.  «.  i>.>,-  .  ^.  ^.. 
Rebatt.  U.I*..  A  1*57. 


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SMMer(Spaoer-aMicUUX  /  «. 

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354 


PEERS  AND  PEERESSES  OF  THE 


Spring  (Spring- Rice),/,  m.  B.  Mont- 


Stafford,  Baron.    HknryValrn- 

T1VF  STAFTniif  TPRvisniiw.  9th  B.,  h,  i8oa, 

^u«u«  Frederick 

CoBteasy  Park, 

IMhire.     Cli^— 

Aihcnarum. 

.Stafford,  Af.,  M.P.,  d.  s.  D.  Suther- 
Und. 

Stair,  EaH  of.    (Sits  as  B.  Oxrn- 

K<»)Ki>.)  loiiN  Hamilton  Dalrymplb,  ICT., 

181Q.  *.    1864  ;  A.-a,,    lohn  Hew 

ivc  Henry,  K  Dalrympfe,  f>.  1848. 

Ill  h  «.'.is(lr.   Str.inr.icr.   Wigtown- 
'  •  ri;h  ;  Bar- 

Guards', 

I : M -    --^.  i'_     nshire. 

Stamford  and  Warrington,  Eari 
of.  Gborgb  Harry  Grby.  7th  £.,  b.  1827,  t. 
as  B.  Grey  of  Groby  1835,  as  E.  of  Sumford 
and  Warrington  in  1845:  k.-fi.,  his  cousin, 
Harry  Grey,  b.  181a,  JTm^*— Bradjjatc  Park, 
Leicester :  Knville  Hall.  StafTurdshire ;  Dun- 
ham Ma&sey  Park.  Altrincham.  Toivn  Rrsi- 
i£«K»— 13,  Hill  Street,  W.  C/«^i  —  Carlton, 
Athenaeum,  Travellers',  Conservative. 

Stanhopf-,  Earl.    Arthur  Philip 

Stanhope,  6th  E.,  b.  1838,  s.  1875;  k.a., 
J.Tme*  Richard.  V.  Mahon,  b.  1880.  Seat — 
Chevening,  Scvenoaks.  loum  Residence  ao, 
Grosvenor  Place.  S.W.  C/«*j  —  Carlton, 
Travellers',  St.  Stephen's. 

Stanhope,  f.  n.  E.  Chesterfield,  and 
E.  Harrington. 

Stanley  of  Alderley,  Baron. 

Henry  Edward  John  Stanlry,  3rd  B..  b. 
1827,  s.  1869 :  h.-p.,  his  brother,  Eklward 
Lyulph,  M.P..  3.  1839.  5"m/— Alderley  Park, 
Crewe,  Chesnirc.  Ttrum  Residence  —  15, 
Grosvenor  Gardens,  S,W.     C/«*— Travellers. 

Stanley,/  n.  E.  Derby. 
Stapleton,/.  n.  B.  Beaumont. 
Stapleton  (Stapleton-Cotlon),  /  n. 
y.  Combermere. 
Stavordale,  Z.,  <•/.  s.  E.  Ilchester. 
Stewart,  /  n.  E.  Galloway. 
Stonor,  /  n.  B.  Camoys. 
Stopford,  K.,  el.  s.  E.  Courtown. 
Stopford,/.  n  E.  Courtown. 
Stormont,  K,  d.  s.  E.  Mansfield. 
Stourton,  /  n.  B.  Mowbray. 

Stradbroke,  Earl  of.  John  Ed- 

WARD  Cornwallis  Rous,  2nd  E.,  b.  1704,  $. 
1827;  A. -a.,  George  Edward  John   Moworay, 


y.  Dunwich.  *.  i8da.  5V<t/— Henham  Hall, 
Wangford,  Suffolk.  Town  Residence— n, 
Belgrave  Square.  S.W. 


Strafford,    Eari    of.      George 

Strvknh  Bync,  P.C.  F.R.S.,  and  E.J\  i8</). 
*.  i86o:A.-a.,GeorseHenryCharles,  /'  1 
(who  «U  at  B.   Strafford),  b.   1830. 
Wrolham    P.irk.    I^amet.      Tmvn   Rest 
5.  St.   '  ire.  S.W.    C/j»^*-BooUU 

Brool  •.  White's. 

Sti....^ ....).  ^Fox-Strangways), /.  /.. 
E.  Ilchester. 

Strathallan,  Viscount.  William 

Hrnry  Drimmoni),  7th  If.  (S.R.P.). 
s.  1851  :  h,-n.,  James  David,  b.   1830- 
Stratnallan  Castle.  Auchterarder,   Pen 
C/«*— Carlton. 

Statheden  and  Campbell,  Bnro; 

William  Frkdsrick  Campbi  i  .  a. 

i8a4,  s.  i860:  A.-/.,  his  broth'  on 

George,  b.    1839.      Seat  — 'H-r  ,se, 

Roxburghshire.     Ttmrn  F     '  '  .  i'.rutnn 

Street,    W.       Clnbs-V.'  h's,    .Sl 

{ames's,   Oxford  and    C  I, ton  and 
[arrow,  County  Galway. 

Strathmore  and  Kinghorne, 

Earl    of.       Claiidb   Bowes-Lyon,    13th    F 
(S.R.P.).    b.    1824,    '■    1865;    k,-a.,     Clai. 
George,   L.   Glamis,   b.    1855.     Seat—(J\A^\ 
Castle,    Forfarshire.       Ttmm   Residence  —  ; 
Queen's  Gate  Gardens,  S.W.      C/«*— Carit 

Strathnairn,      Baron.        ITt*< 
HenkvRose.  F.M..G.C.B.,G.C.S.I..  i 
P.C,  isiB.,  b.  1803,  r.  1866.    Seat-  N 
P.irk,  Royston.  Town  Residence — 52,1 
Square,    W.     C/«^»— United    Service,    .NLul- 
borough.  Athenaeum,  Travellers'. 

Strutt,/.  //.  B.  Belper,  and  B.  Ray- 

leigh. 

Stuart,  /.  n.  E.  Moray,  and  B. 
Blantyre. 

Stuart  (Stuart-Richardson),  /.  n.  E. 
Castle  Stuart. 

Stuart  (Crichton-Stuart),  /  n.  M. 
Bute. 

Stuart      (Hepburn  -  Stuart  -  Forbc" 
Trefusis),  /.  n.  B.  Clinton. 

Stuart         (Montagu-Stuart- Worth 
Mackenzie),/,  n,  E.  Whamcliffe. 

Sturt,/.  n.  B.  Alington. 

Sudeley,  Baron.  Charles Doi  (.las 
Richard  HANnrRv-TRACv,  4th  B.,  b.  1846,  s. 
1877:  A.-rt,,  William  Charle*  Fr-vlcri-k.  b. 
1870.     .V^/i/i— Toddington,  Win  n- 

ccstershirc;  Gregynog,  Newtow ;  >•• 

shire.    Ttnim  Residence— i,  Bu<  .  '     ic, 

S.W.     C/«^*- Brooks's  Travellers . 

Sudley,  V.^  d.  s.  E.  Arran. 

Suffield,  Baron,  Charlf^s  Har- 

BORD.  K.C.B..  5th  B.,  b.  1830,  s.  i8<3  ;  h.n., 
Charles,*.  1855.  Seat — Gunton  Park,  Norwich. 
Town  Residence— 4!b,  Upper  Grosvenor  Street, 
W.  C/«r**  —  Brooks's,  White's,  Boodle's. 
Marlborough,  Tuif 


UlflTID  KIKODOM  AICD   IRlLAim. 


355 


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Turf.   I'rjtt  «. 


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t.  fi.  St.  LeocianU. 

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St'llflUllJiND,    Dttkfl    ot     GlOtOB 

GllAH\Ull!  W|ttl4M*^- •--   • 

<M>wiiii.  k.«..,   »r»l    /• 
Crvi«iM/tw.  .1/.  sijrTi-i 

ln«or  II  .»•.  Svtbntaad:  Houm  oT  Toac«>«. 
U.'K*  l'*HiM  Hfmm,  IUMi»^«htf«;  CmI« 
I  '  "  TmMlHUB  Hwik  SuUK»«felur«: 

I  f«.  Stirap*kif«.     Tftm  K*$i- 

H«Hiw    Si.    JaMk't.    &W. 

>  -Suttun),  /.    M.     y, 

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r^  .  *. 

\  BohWMI. 

l.v:!.     lonume    of    Arxkhitkcp   of 

Car.-.'--       rv. 

i  Rarom. 

.th  ^..  4. 

...  >tirew»buix. 

IE,  Earl  of.     CllARLKs 
R  .  k  lira,  «.  its9 :  i.<<a.. 


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/  ^  of  /).  Sutherland 
!  P..//.  /.  />.  B«d. 


UARUB 
,Hi4A 

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ih«ll«na«, 

(Vane-Tcmpcst),  /  m,  Af. 


Tvapk  MfMM  AMi^  of  Eadcr. 
Tonpte  (Coirp«f»TamplcX  /  «•  ^* 

TiMPUUioti,     Banm.        Hemkv 

8*«»cma  OttcMfli'nm,  md  M.,  k  ii»i,  «. 
iljy  :  k.'m.,Anhm  H«ary,  A  il54>  S^mi— 
Dimhn&r  >uk.  Ankmmmm.  ea  W«.icrd. 
r#M  Hnidtmt0    •.  Upp«  Mroik  ScraM.  W, 

Tim  I' II  TOWN.  VkeooBt    Geokob 

rir  K  CBL.wdr.d.iLP.l 

A.  i>  >u«  btvllMr.  ArtlMr.  k. 

iltr;.  .  ^Asm,  T— phpBmiii.  <a^ 

Gauds'.  UMUd^OTvioa.  CbHmi.  UbMr. 

Tkntbrdkn,  Baron.  Charlh 
SrvArr  AfMBY  Asbott.  ICCB.,  wd  A«  A 
iIm.  «.  i«}o ;  A-«..  OmHw  Sumr  Hawy.  A 

W.    rA4«  -  Tni««ll«»'.  Uai««l  UaivMky. 


Tewkobiiry,  /^,  tfT.  /.  ^.  Mnmter. 
Tevniiam,  UaroQ.  George  He.sry 

RnrKK  C   k.-  >N,  16U1A.  A  I79l,«.  it«i :  A<«.. 
Hctir  itM.    S*mi—Xtrm^  Hoaw. 

SllO.  :it. 

ThcimvMm,/  «.  A  Rcndletham. 
Tbcatger,/.  i».  A  Cbelnuford. 
ThomMNi,    somame    Arekhukcp  of 
Yofk. 

Tborokl,  ntraaiDe  Bisk^f  of  Rochca- 
Mr. 

Throwley,  V.^tl,  s,  E,  Sonde*. 
Til  UR LOW.  Baron.     Tiu»mas  Joiix 

HoVKLL-THt'KUlW-CVMMtMO-Bat'CB.   ah    B^ 

A.  i8jfl.  <.  1874:  4.HI..  Japn  FntdafiduA  iMf. 


.V/tf/«-  Athfteld.  Ixwwtli.  Suft»tk  :  Duaphii^ 
Nil. :  Kiniuinl.  UHxtt.  N.B.  rfmrnRtti- 
i/.^«^-M^ppOTOrMV«MrScrMl.W.  CiMf 
—  I  rikvclMn .  ofooKS  k. 

Thjmne,/  w.  iV.  Bath, 
TfAa,/.  «,  ^.  Norbury. 
Tolleoiache,/.  «.  ^.  Dyuut 

TOIXEMACNE  or  HELMIXOIIAM, 
Bum.  JoMM  TotxmMAOtK,  i«<  it..  A  iBai, 
€.  i%jt.  1^.  WUUmkMi  Kmknck.  ItfT? 
ilu.  5<it/#-H«iiiiiMlMi  Hall.  SMMbum 
SiAolk :  PKMat«MiCaiSW.TMinrlir.akr»kwT. 
Tmm  ir#nMb«a^-4,  Sc.  Jmbm'*  Sqou*.  S.W. 


3S6 


PEERS  AND   PEERESSES  OF  THE 


Tor- 


SA! 


-  r  "  TvMEs  Walter 
1846,  t.  1869 : 
A.-/  '•.  1847.    Srafs — 

CiUdrr  II  I  Nt  .i-IxHhian  :  Pre- 

ceptor ■..  r...i!...;r.  Un;  I  .■!,Mn,  N.B.  C/m6s 
—  Wip.ih.ini.  N..*.ii  ..ii.i  Ntiht.iry. 

TORRINGTON,  VijiCOUlU.  GEORGE 
BvKC.  D.C.U,  7th  r..  A.  iSii.  *.  1831  :  A.-/., 
hU  nephew.  Gcorse  Stanley.  *.  1841.  Seat— 
Yolea  Court.  Mcrewonh,  Kent.  Tfivm  Rett- 
dnw-A^  Wanrirk  S«Hiare.  S.W.  Cimbt— 
Union.  Broolo'ii.  United  Service,  Turf. 

TowNSMKNO,  Marquess.  John  ViL- 
XAnm  Sti'aict  T«»\vn<.mknd.  5th  M.,b.  1831, x. 
1863:  *.•*!..  John  James  Dudley  Stuart.  1^. 
Rapham.  (>.  1866.  .9r<t/x  -Balls  Park.  Hert- 
ford :  Raynham  Hall,  Norfolk  :  Tamworth 
Caade,  SiaAbrdshirc.  Towm  Residence— v^, 
Dover  Street.  W.  C/»«f— Brooks's,  Pall 
Mali 

Townshcnd,/  n.  E.  Sydney. 

Tracy   (Hanbury-Tracy),  f.    ft.   B. 
Sudeley. 
Trafalgar,  V.^  d.  s.  E.  Nelson. 
Tredegar,    Baron.      Godfr ky 

Chari.ks  Mokgan.  and  It.,  f>.  i8jo,  s.  1875  ; 
A.-/.,  his  bro:her,  Frr(!crick  Courtenay,  M  P., 
b.    1834.     Sea  ft'    I  '   irk,    Monmouth- 

shire ;  Kupcrra  C.  inshire.     7Va»M 

Residence — 39,  I'<i  '■c,  W.     C/nSi — 

Carlton,  Army  and  Navy,  .^Vrthur's,  Boodle's, 
St.  Stephen's. 

Trefusis  ( Hepburn  -  Stuart  -  Forbes  - 
TrefuBis),y!  n.  B.  Clinton. 

Trench,/  n.  B.  Ashtown. 

Trench  (I^-Poer-Trench),  /   n.  E. 

Clancarty. 

Trevor,  Baron.    Arthur  Edward 

Hiix-Trfvor,  ist  If.,  b.  1819.  c.  1880:  A.-rt., 
Arthur  William,  b.  1852.  .W/— Brynkinalt, 
Chirtc.  Denbighshire.  Taum  Residence  -  tt,, 
Belcrave  Square,  S.W.  Clubs  —  Boodle's, 
Carlton.  Junior  Carlton,  City  Carlton,  Sackville 
Street,  Ulster. 

Trevor,  surname  B.  Dacre. 

Trevor  (Hill-Trevor),/  n.  B.  Trevor. 

Trollope,/.  n.  B.  Kesteven. 

Truro,  Baron.     Charles  Robert 

ClJiUDK  Wilde,  2nd  B.,  b.  1816,  *.  1855  ;  h.-fi., 
hia  nephew,  Thomas  Montague  Morrison,  b. 
1856.  .S"/-/!/— Falcon  wood.  Shooter's  Hill,  Kent, 
Town  Residence —1^,  Dover  Street,  W. 

Truro,  Bishop  of.*     Right  Rev. 

Edward    White    Kkkson,    D.D.,    b.    1829, 

con   <.87r.     Residence — Lis  Rscop,  near  Truro. 

Tulliljardine,  M.^  d.  s.  Z?.  Athole. 


Tumour,/,  w.  £.  Winterton. 
Tweeddale,  Marquess  of.  William 

Montagu  Hay,  loth  Af.  (.S.P.),  *.  1826,  t. 
1878 :  Aeirrss-/!.  to  Barony  of  Hay  of  Venter, 
f.ttdy  Sni(.<)n    F.lirnbrfh    (  Irmrnttnr,   A.    t?7()  ; 


i\rs;,jrrt,r-  yy,    Mrrtlnrd    .Street,    \V.      C/ir 
Brooks's. 

Twisleton      (Twisleton  -  Wykehaiu- 

Fienne*),/  m.  ft.  Sayc  and  Scle. 
Tyrone,  E.,  d.  s.  M.  Waterford. 
Tyrwhitt,  /  n.  Barotuss  Bemers. 
Uffington,  V.,d.s.  E.  Craven. 
Upton,  /  n.  B.  Templctown. 
Uxbridge,  £.,  d.  s.  M.  Anglesey. 
Vale.ntia,  Viscount.    Arthur  An- 

NRSI.EV,  nth  r.  (I.IW  /•.  I-.H.  J.  I -/a  :   /»     • 

Arthur,  b.   1880. 

Oxford:  Eydon  H 

ton.  White's.  Turf.  A:  „   .     :   j 

Valletort,    V.,  d,  s.  E.  Mount  E<1 
cumbe. 

Vane    (Vane-Tempest),   /    n.    M. 
Londonderry. 

Vanneck,/  n.  B.  Huntingfield. 
Vaughan,/  n.  E.  Lisbume. 
Vaughan,  V.,  d.  s.  E.  Lisbume. 
Vaux,    Baron.      George    MosTV 

6th  B.,  b.  1804,  *.  1838;  A.-/.,  his  grands' 
Hubert  Geonte  Charles,  b.  i8<So.     Ttnim  Rr 
detice—6.  Upper  Grosvenor  Street,  W.    Ci.^ 
— Brooks's. 

Venables  (Venables- Vernon),  f.tiB, 
Vernon. 

V  ENTRY,     Baron.       Dayrolles 

BlAKENEV  EvBI.EIGH-DK-Mot.HVNS,  4th  A. 
(LR.P.),  b.  1828,  *.  i869;  k.-n..  Fre.l<  rick 
RoB^more  Wauchope, *.  1861.  Seat — Hurn'i.im 
House,  Dingle,  co.  Kerry.  C/«A*— Cirlum, 
Kildare  Street,  St.  James's. 

Vereker,/  n.  V.  Gort. 

Vemey,   /     n.   B.    Willoughby   de 
Broke. 

Vemey  (Vemey-Cave),/  n.B.  Bray. 
Vemon,/.  n.  B.  Lyveden. 

Vf;  ■"    on.  Augustus  H FN RV 

Vena  .  6th  B.,  b.   1829,  .f.  \-f/i\_ 

h.-a.,  <  im  Henrj',  b.  18^.    .S>^»/r  — 

Sudburv  Hall.  Derby;  Poynton  Hall.  Stork.. 
port,  Cneshire.    C/«<^#— Travellers',  White's. 


*  As  Senior- Junior  Bishop  is  Chaplain  to  the  House  of  Lords,  but  has  not  a  seat. 


imiTtD  KIMODOM  AND  IRELAWO. 


357 


VcmuLAM,  Earl  oC  Iamii  Waltu 


iMaTO«,  MM  ii. .  A  laag^  «.  ia«|; 


V«ey./».  K  DeVetd. 
Villicfi,  K.  ^.  /.  A.  Jcfwy. 
Viliicn,  /  «.  i?.  CUucadoci,  and  £, 

Jvney. 

VivtAM,   Baron.      CiiARUts  Can- 
piatrv  ViviAM.  »mI  A.  A.  iloA.  «.  it«a ;  4.<«.. 

.  tik.   AMiMy     C4mU-Bto6kM\    Ualiad 
>«nficii,  TttrC 

WAi4>BUtAVi,  Earl  of.    Wiluam 

*^>«iNMiac  WAUMoaAva.  gilk  JT^  A  it}i>  <• 

> :  A-^.  kk  bMClMr.  M«My  Neil.  A  its4. 

<m  Rmndmitt    ij.  MoaCM«  PWoa,  Mommv 

.oaw,  W.    CAi«»-Oa£f7  aad    "     ^^ 


Wald^rmve,/  «.  B.  Raditock. 
Wallop,/  «.  i?.  Pofftamoath. 

Wallscourt.  Baron.  Ekrol  An- 
Gi>«Tv«  louTM  Hanav  Bmk^  jdi  B,  (I.P.k 
^  mt.  j;  it49 ;  A-«..  OhSm  W5ba  JomvS 
Heary.  A  it7>  J^m/— Aidfry,  OnuMMtv.  cow 
(^•ay.  CM>WMw'i.GuafiteMVa«dlm'. 


naav.  6ili  A.  A  it4j.  &  iSto;  A-A.  lib 
bffuclMr.  Join  AufuMiM,  A  it«a.   J«W» 
lod  H^TlHdenLNaHbikTXld 


MaribwoMfci, 

Walpok;/  «.  i?.  Orftmt 
Walsh  (Uenn.WalshK/.  «.  ^.  Orma 
thwake. 

Waui.mgham,  Baixm.    Thomas  db 
_sv.  6ili  A.  A  it4j.  &  tl 
bffuclMr.  Jolia  AufuMiM,  A 
loa  H^TlHdbnLNaHbl 

•hita.    r*awiTf*a*<ww    ffiioa  HoMa.  Baiaa 
Sqa««.&W.    CVMr-Cariun.  Whtta't,  Mart. 

Ward,  /   ».    K   Bangor,   and   E. 

Dudky. 

Wark worth,  Z.,  gnmd^.   D,  Nor- 
thiuaberlaBd. 

Warraa./  «.  B.  l)e  Tablcy. 

War"'  ^:    *-"    «'»fx>KB,   Earl  of. 
Gb»)«.>  «tli   £.,  A   iStt, 

i.  i*'\  «rd  Charia*  Guy, 

/    Warwick 
y  r    t.SubIt 

N  /-Caifiaa, 

1 

(Sitaat 
I'  \.\  Pom- 


1«7J. 


\\ 


£a 


WATBATAajc,  Baroo.    Hkmkv  An* 

A^.   kk   Ummm.  Hcarv  irkiffTw   Han. 
AifjA  5^-De«ari4caHaB,D«^.  C/a4« 

WATtoN,  Lord.  William  WATioit, 

P.C.  LUD.  (Le«d  o#  Appwl  ia  Ordtaarylt 
i  iM.  €.  iMo,    ttttUtmt*    14.  Moray  Plaieiiu 

CArfa-Carkaa,  Atk^Mam 

Baron.    RoistT  Auuc- 

vuAia,  f.itS.. i«  A.  A  tin: 

A  itis.    Sm^ftanm  Kafl. 

K»-  1.  Aadkv  B^Mra.  W.  OWb- 
Uakad  SarHca.  BraabTi,  TVavalata*.  O^kmA 
aad  Okubridga,  ITifiiii.  ITiiiiiiikln.  Ukiar. 

WelleUey,  /.  ».  A  WeUii«toa,  and 

A  Coarky. 

Wklumctom,  Dnke  of.  Aktmvr 
RtCMAAo  Wblumlsv.  and  D.,  K.G..  P.C. 
LLD..  A  ilof.  4.  iS«:  A>..  kk  aaidw, 
Havy^A  tM*  r<ia#  ^watkfcldMya.  l^kicC 
Tmm  MmUtmn  Aailwr 
.  C/Ma-OrlHM.  uSad 
'*,  Marlkaroagk. 

Wfmym  and  March,  EaH  of  (Sita 
at/?'v  >  FaAHctsWc  .  kaia 

D«>  ■•!«.  tth  /.  $s  • 

A^    I    .  .  Ekko,M.F. 

Nkdp«ili  CAMk  aad  llayaa'  Lod^v.  Pe 
dtoa;  AniliiiH  aad  Ooaibrf  Haaa^ 

CaMk.  PMhtUia.    AbA-Caihaa. 
Wenlckk,  Baron.  Bbilsy  Lawlbv, 

ml A.A  It4^j.  in»;A-A.kkbttidMr.llkkafd 
TkoapMS.  A  itfA  .VMiSr  —  Eaerkk  Puk. 
Yorkaliifai  Boanoa  CottaM,  Mack  Wcofack. 
SarMMkirt.  T»mm  JfftAmce  a»  Barkaky 
SqoMaj    W.      CArf*  -  Marlboroack.    Tai/. 


Had- 


WR.NTWORTH,  Baron  Ralph  Gor- 
don NuaL  MiLaAWKB.  ittk  A.  A  U)9k  «. 
l86«  :  Afirtat-^,  Ada  Mary.  A  itji. 

Wentworth-FUzwilliam,  /.  m,  E. 
Pkfwilttaa. 

Wot  (SackriUe-WcitK  /  m.  B. 
Sackvilk. 

Wrstbury,  Baron.  Richard  Lut* 
rmatx  Pilkihctom  BcTMatx.  jrd  A.  A  iljs, 
a.  i%j\  :  A-/..  Km  brockar.  Edward  Akaaadar, 
R.N..A1I5V  rAid*-Gwkaa.GMi^.  Naval 
aad  MUitary.  Waadarafs'. 

Westenra,/  «.  B,  Kommart. 

Wrstmrath.  Earl  oC.  Wiluam 
Sr  Gaoaoa  Nuoairr,  loUi  A  (UP.X  A  tl|*. 
«.  il79 ;  A«.  AatkoBT  r>MMbw  2.  Dalvki.  A 
ityix    Jm/  —  PaBM,  Laafkiaa.  ca^  GaKray. 

C7«^«—  iCkklara  Strocc.  Coaaty  Galway. 


3S« 


PEERS  AND   PEERESSES   OF  THE 


Westminster,  Duke  of. 
Lvras  Groavrkor,  K.('> 
f.  D.  1874.^1893:  A.-*.. 

Grvtk\ciK>r.    h.     i3st. 


Hf'CH 


liall. 


UrooU*.  Wtuu's  KdUim,  Dc%uu>-Uirc,  liur- 

Westmorki  A  '  '  '  T  V  ts 
William  Hknmy  I 

«.   i8vi.    ''^   .«  .  A. 

North  '•  —,«?• 

—Army  ii»a  Navy.  While  s,  1  iirf. 

Weymouth,  V.,  d.  s.  Af.  Bath, 
Wharncliffe,  Earl  of.     Edward 

MnvTAc:-    STfAKT    OKANvrirR    Montagu- 

\V  "  ''  .h.  1827, 

icr,    his 

I  Wort- 

,s-,f.'A      Wcrtl'v   H.ui.   >hcfficld  ; 

H.-»we«,     Yorkshire  :      IJclmont 

I  \-.  Perthshire.       Tmvn  ResitUnce 

House,   15,  Curron  Street,  W. 

.  vcllers',     White's.     Marlborough, 

i  11. 

White,/,  n.  ^.  Annaly.and  £'.Bantry. 

Wick  LOW,    Earl    of.      Charles 

Fkancis  Arnold  Howard,  5th  E.  (I.R.P.), 
/'.  1 339,  J.  1S69;  A. -/.,  his  brother,  Cecil  Ralph, 
A  .;.'i     Sliclton  Abbc\',  Arklow,  co. 
\',  I       •      I  orward,  CO  Donegal.   Clubs 

\.  :   !■  s,  Iloodle's,  Army  and  Navy, 
1      ■'-!>        rough.  Kildare  Street. 

\\  1.1  i.i;iam(Bootle-Wilbraham),/.  n. 
E.  Lai  horn. 

Wilde,/  n.  B.  Truro,  and  B.  Pen- 
zance. 

Willoughby,/  n.  B.  Middleton. 

Willouehby  (Heathcote-Drummond- 
NMIloughby),  surnames  Barontit  Willoughby 
De  Eresby,  and  B.  Aveland. 

Willoughby   de  Broke.     Baron. 

Hknrv  Pe>to  Vkrnev,  iTth  A,  *.  1844,  /. 
1S63:  h.-a.,  Richard  Grex-ille,  b.  1869.  Seat 
— Compion  Vcmey,  WarwicL     C/m^— Carlton. 

Willoughby  De  Eresby,  Baroness. 

(■ Elizabbth  Hrathcotb-Drum- 

(iHBV,  b.    1809,  X.  1871 ;  A.-rt., 
(  V.     7nd     B.    Aveland.    b     t8-?o. 


detue—^,  i>cigravc  oquaxc,  o.  »t. 


Wilson   (Wilson-Pallcn),  /    n,   B. 

Winmarleigh. 

Wilton,  Earl  of.    Thomas  Eger- 

TON.  P.C.  D.CI^.  G.C.H.,  and  E.,  h 
s.  1814:  4, -rt..  Arthur  Edward  Hollanc; 
y.    Grrv   He  Wilton  (see  thnt  ti»1r> 
H  ■   ■■  near  Mnnchr  '        "' 

M  ray.      Town 

%  ,   W.     Club^ 

'Idtl,  .M.ttllH<rough. 

Wiltshire,  E.,  el.  s.  M.  Winchester. 
WiM borne.  Baron.     Ivor  Berth 

Guest,   ist  B.,  b.  i8t;.  e.   tRSo:  h.-n.,   Iv - 

auirchill,   b.    1873  -     .    .. 

Wimljome  ;  Dowl.-ii 

Achnashcllach  I>odu' 

/^<r/i//<^M^r— Hamilton     M-iuno,     21,    Ai 

Street,   S.W.     C/i#A»— Carlton.   St  St« , 

Turf. 

WiNCHF-STKR,  Bishop  of  Edward 
Harold  Brownk,  D.D.,  D.C.L.,  b.  1811. 
con.  1864.  /.  1873.  /'a/fw^— Famham  Castle. 
Surrey.     C/m^— Athetizum. 

Winchester,  Marquess  of.     John 

Paulet,  i4lh  M.,  b.  1801,  /.  1843;  k.-a., 
Augustus  John  Henry  Beaumont,  E.  Wilt 
shire,  b.  1858.  .SV^/— Amjport  St-  Marv'^, 
Andover,  HanLs.  To7vh  Resuiefue—iv,  Al 
bany,  W.  C/«**— Carlton,  Travellers',  Whii<-\s 

WlNCHII^EA  AND  NOTTINGHAM, 
Earl  of.  George  James  Finch-Hatton, 
loth  E.,  b.  1815,  *.  1858;  A.-/.,  his  half- 
brother,  Murray  Edward  Gordon,  b.  1851. 
C/«A— Carlton. 

Windsor,  Baron.    Robert  Georgk 

WiNt>soR-CLiyB,  i4ih  B.,  b.  1857.  /.  i8^«<; 
co-heiresses,  his  three  sisters.  Seats~\\-  -  ^W 
Gmngc,  Bromsirrove ;  St.  Fagan's  C'l  il', 
Cardiff:  Oakly  Park,  Bromfield.  Shrop-sliii  c 
Town  Residence— ^1,  Grosvcnor  Street,  W. 

Wingficld,/.  n.  V.  Powerscourt. 

WiNMARLEiGH,  Baron.  John  Wil- 
son-Pattkn.  P.C,  ist  B.,  b.  1802,  c.  1874 
A.-/.,  his  grandson,  John  Alfred,  b.  1867. 
Seat —  Winmarleigh,  Garstang,  Lancashire. 
TotvH  Resi<iruce—n,  Hill  Street,  W.  Clubs— 
Carlton.  Travellers . 

Winn  (Allanson-Winn),  /  «.  B. 
Headley. 

WiNTERTON,    Earl    of.      Edward 

Turnolr,  5th  E.  (I. P.),  b.  1837,  /.  1879  :  A.->., 
his  brother,  Keith,  b.  1848.  Seat  -  Shillingicc 
Park,  Petworth,  Sussex.     C/«^— Arthur's. 

Wodehouse,  Z.,  d.  s.  E,  Kimberley. 
Wodehouse,/  «.  E.  Kimberley. 


UHITSO  KINGDOM  AND  lECLAND. 


359 


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Ranm. 


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Hrmr  Cm?,  CB.. 


ltAC>»CflcV. 

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A 


ime  ^m4<»/  of  Ely. 


\\  <  •KCK&TKR.   Ubhop  ot      Hbnky 


Worcoter.  Af.,  f/.  s.  D.  Bcmufoit. 
Wonbwurtb,    sttnuuiie    Bitkop    ol 

tmcolB. 

W  rtlcy  (MonlagQ^tuait-Woctlcy. 
M^Ac./^X/  •.  '.  W&TMliia. 

Wrottulxy,  BaroQ.  Arthur 
^^«..TT«»unf.  «tl  A.  Jk  i«a4,  «.  iS6y :  A.«. 
\'    loa.    /.  1861.       ^At^-WraiMklvy.    Wol- 

.str«^   Hootli    Aodfar   Sa««.   W.    CfaS-- 
AtKoMMWi.  Bfoolo'*.  lV»««IWn'. 

Wjrkeham      (TwUlctoa  •  Wykduutt- 

Wyndham./  n,  B.  Lcconfidd. 

\V  M  U.am  ( Wyndham-Qoin),  /  #. 


D«A 
T0mm  A 


Baron.      WiuJAM 

•  ItMT.  wd  A.  ^- ibW 


Wynm/.  «.  A  Vewboroogh. 

Yarrorougii,  Eafl  U.  CiURtB 
AL»wn»  WoMunr  Aiioa«o«'l*Buu«.  «di 
A.  A  itft,  u  ttys:  A.^  Ik  kRMlMr.  <t\am 
lUlpk.  A  ilM.  Sm#~  BMdriHky  PMk,  Uk^. 
r«M  Mrnkkmrn   %i,  k/kt^ftm  Sum,  S.W. 

Yaide-BttUcr,/  «.  A  Cbttnton. 
Yaimoolh,  E„  P.C,  lil.P..ar.  i.  iV. 

N        riuQ,/  ».  K  AvooiBofe. 

N  •  >  H  K .  Archbifthop  of.    Right  Hon. 

WiuoAM   Tnom«om.    TJIX.    PC.    r.RA, 
PrasM*  of  B«glBMl  Md  MotfoiMNttiib  A.  iti«, 

York.    cAi»-AilWMM, 
Yorke,  /  «.  iT.  Haidwicke. 
Zktlanbl  Earl  ot  LawrknceDum. 
DAS.  wd  A.  A  iSm.  «.  ilTl :  h.-^  UwrMoa 
Join  LanUey.  L.  Duadu./ !•;«.  5Ml^Aak^ 

tok  Arlii«MMi  SOML.  S.W. 
Boodle's    Pntt'k.    WImm'*. 


CimU    Btooki' 


*,    Pnttk, 
Tuff.   Y. 


Robert  Natha- 


Tra««lhr«'. 

ZoucHB,  Banm. 

HIM.  ClOL  CSUBCB  Ct'BJOM.  lOh  A.  A  lt«l, 

s.  1B7J :  keimt-p^,  kk  ii«v,  Duw,  A  iMo 
5m<«— PaHua    Pluk 

CarltooTjuuov  Cvhoo.  Wlriu\  Si.  JuMot. 


Ovtr  taso  Pagtt    ^t^OHmOBK    »>*d  1500  lUtatrtitiomt. 


DEBRETT'S 

PEERAGE,     BARONETAGE, 

AND    KNIGHTAGE    FOR    1881, 

This  year  contains  over  90  additional  pages,  the  whole  book 
remodelled  and  very  gieatly  amplified,  as  well  as  corrected 
to  the  end  of  1880,  will  be  found  to  contain  later  information 
than  any  other  kindred  volume. 

The  only  book  that  contains  the  services  of  Collateral 
Branches  of  both  Peers  and  Baronets,  and  gives  their 
Addresses. 

London;   DEAN  &  SON,  iioa,  Fleet  Street,  E.C. 


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of  aM  J«iiM  or  llw 
oTilMaUchafl 


JUDGES  OF  THE  SUPERIOR  COURTS. 


ENGLAND. 

ROH.  ns  JAMB  BAOOV  (< 


DhrlaiOB). 
James  Bacon,  son  of  the  late  James 

Bacon,  £sa.»  of  the  Middle  Tcm'plt,  br  Catherine, 
d.  of  the  late  —  Day,  £aq.,  of  MaacAcMcf.  He 
%ras  born  Feb.  1798,  and  in  1827  m.  louirm 
Frmncca.— who  died  1850.— d.  of  the  late  William 
Cook,  Em.,  of  CUy  HiU,  Enfield.  Called  to  the 
Bar  at  Gray's  Inn  May  1827,  and  aftemida 
rntrrni  ad  mmdfm  at  Lincoln's  Inn,  of  whidi  he 
iicher  ;  nuule  a  Q.C.  1846.  Was  a  Con* 
cr  of  Bankruptcy  for  lusodon  District  firom 
Sept.  7th,  1868.  till  Dec.  3ia,  1869,  Chief  Judge 
in   Bankruptcy   from   faiL    till  Jul^  1 870,  and  a 


Vicc^Jhanccllor  and  Chief  lodge  la  Bankraptcy 
from  Inly  1870  till  Nov.  187c,  when  be  becMM 
.  Jutlce  of  the  High  Court  of  Juatke  (hb  fonaer  title  befag  piesrrved  by 
Act  of  Parliament).    Received  the  honor  of  knighthood  Jan.  1071. 


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THB  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


BIOBT  BOH.  BIB  RICHARD  RAQOALLAT  (Lord  Josttoe  of  AppeftlX 

Richard  Baggallay,  P.C.^  el.  son  of  Richard 
Baggallay,  Kvj.,  of  Kingthorpc  House,  Upper  Tooting, 
Sarrey,  by  Ann,  d.  of  the  late  Owen  Manlen,  Esq.  He 
was  bom  May  ijih,  1816,  and  was  ed.  at  Caius  Coll., 
Camb. ;  grad.  B.A.  1839,  M.A.  1842;  Fellow  of  Caius 
College  1842.  and  Hon.  Fellow  i88a  Called  to  the  Bar 
at  Lincoln's  Inn  1843,  and  appointed  a  Q.C.  1861.  Was 
Solicitor-Gcncral  in  1868,  and  from  Feb.  1874  till  April 

1874,  and  Attorney-General  from  April  1874  till  Nov. 

1875,  and  was  for  some  years  counsel  to  the  Univ.  of 
Caiii...  .S--  In  1847  he  m.  Marianne,  youngest  d.  of  II.  C.  Lacy,  Esq.,  some* 
lime  M.i*.  for  Bodmin,  of  Withdean  Hall,  Sussex.  Is  a  J. P.  for  Surrey  and 
Herefordshire.  Sal  for  Hereford  (T.)  1865-8 ;  unsuccessfully  conteslcil  that  city 
1868  and  1869,  and  sat  for  Mid-Surrey  from  Oct.  17th,  1870,  till  Nov.  1875, 
when  he  was  appointeti  a  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Judicature  (Appeal 
Court). 

C/m^<— Carlton,  Athenaeum. 

TotoH  Residetue—ii,  Queen's  Gate,  S.W. 

Country  ^rxtrflwiK-*?— Maplcircuse,  Edcnbridgc,  Kent. 


>-Si^ 


RIOHT  HON.  LORD  BLACKBURN  *  (Lord  of  Appeal  in  Ordinary). 

Colin  Blackburn,  Z'.CjZZ.Z)., second  son  of 

ihe  late  John  Blackburn,  Esq.,  of  Killeam,  Stirlingshire, 
by  Rebecca,  d.  of  the  Rev.  —  Gillies.  He  was  bom  1813, 
was  &\.  at  Eton  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.,— grad.  B.A., 
8th  Wrangler,  1835,  M.A.  1838,— and  in  1870  was 
made  an  lion.  LL.D.  of  Edinburgh  Univ.  Called  to  the 
Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1838.  Is  joint  author  of  Ellis 
and  Blackburn's  "Reports."  Was  a  Judge  of  ihe 
Court  of  Queen's  Bench  from  1859  till  Nov.  1875,  and 
a  judge  of  the  High  Court  of  Justice  (Queen's  Bench 
Division)  Nov.  1875  till  Nov  1876,  when  he  was  created 
a  Lord  of  Appeal  in  Ordinary,  and  a  Judge  of  ihe 
Supreme  Court  o(  Judicature. 

Crratian—S.  Lord  of  Appeal  In  Ordinary,  with  the  title  of  Baron  Blackburn,  of  Killeam,  ^ 
in  the  co.  of  Stilling,  1876. 

C/m^— Athenxura. 

TawH  RestdfKce—io,  Prince's  Gardens.  S.W. 

Seat — Doonholm,  Ayrshire. 


1 


*  This  nobleman  retains  his  rank  as  a  Peer  of  Parliament  for  life,  but  i^  only  entitled 
sit  and  vote  as  long  as  he  holds  the  office  of  Lord  of  Appeal  in  Ordinary,  and  his  title  is 
herediur>'. 


JUDGES  or  THE  SUPtftlOR  COURTS.— CNGLAN a 


363 


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oaARLiti.a 
ChaHci 

the  Krv    niriUo 


Ru 

at    Kuijb),    ar 
Kdlow  of  Ba 
Univ.  PriMou 
SdMMtb).     In  : 
JMM»  Rendcl 
1870^  Rerorlcr  of 
Tromiry  1873  9. 
oCJitttio 


e  Christopher  Bowsii,  ton  of 

Ikjwcn.  of  IlrAtYicntuuJ,   Frmh 
1.  oT  Sir 


the 

HUt 


RIOBT  BOM.  SIR  GEOROI  W.  W.  BRAMWILL  (Loi« 


of  AppoaU 


George  William  Wilshcrc  Bramwki.u  P.C, 
•on  of  George  Brmmwcll,  Km|.,  a  banker  of  London. 
He  was  bora  180S,  and  m.  IM.  1830,  Jane,-— wbo  died 


1834,— d.  oTHruno^ 
the  Har  1838,  and  ^^ 

1851.    Wa.a  liiroi 

187^.  ai) 
Divvud) 
ap(>ointcil   a 
Sai>reme  Com 

5m/— Hoti.. 


AhhuU 
urr. 


tS6i.    Called  to 

;  niadc  a  O.C. 

iStotill  Nov. 

'■  \chcqucT 

.    he   was 

a  Judge  of  the 


RIOHT  bom.  sir  W.  BALIOL  BRETT  (Lord  Joatlco  of  AppMdX 

William  Baliol  BRtTT,/'.C  son  of  the  btcRcv. 

Joieph  Geoive  Urcti,  of  Kanclagh,  CheUca,  by  Dora,  d. 

of  the  late  oeorge  lk»t.   E»q.,   of  ChiUtun  Park,    Kent, 
He  wa«  bora   Anj;.    1H17,    Mni%  ©d.  at  Wc^tminMrr  Sch., 

and  at  Call!                                    !    B.A.  181  iJ^a, 

— and  m.,   1                                     Mons.  Lou  vq., 

ami  »lcp*<i-   VM                             '  •urwood,   I  :   of 

••The  IHikc  of                     -  l)c*iialchcv"  the 

Ifcu  at  Lincoln'^  I                    .  >.  an.l  at. i^. Int.  irdl 

i86a     Umoccev  and 

1865.     Sat  as  M  t  .cnst 

'icral  from  i  till 

c  Common  .ind 

U   y-ontt   of  JttMKC  \^^\  onunon    i  >ov.   1875 

11  he  waa  appointed  a  Loid  Jnalic^ 


C/»Ar-Cark«Mi. 

S4mt^  H«.ali  farai.  Wadbrd 


nafd«M.&W. 


364 


THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


RIGHT  HON.  BA&OM  OOLERIDOE  (Lord  Ohl«f  JofUoe  of  Bnf UndX 

John    Duke     Coleridge,    P.C 
D.C.L.,  F.R.S,,  1st  baron,  el.  son  of  tl 
late  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  John  Taylor  Coleridge, 
formerly  a  Judge  of  the  Court  of  (^)uccn 
Hench,  — hv  Mary,  el.  d.  of  the  late  Rev.  ( i 
Buchanan,  LL.D.,  V.  ofWoodmanstemcan 
R.  of  Northfleet.     Was  bom  1821,  and  wa 
ed.  at  Eton,  and  Balliol  Coll.,  Oxfonl,  whcu 
he  obtained  a  scholarship,  and  sul>sequcntly 
became  a  Fellow  of  Kxeter  Coll. ;  grad.  B.  A. 
1843,  M.A.  1846,  Hon.  D.C.L.  Oxford  1877. 
In   1846  he  m.  Jane  Fortescue,  who  dii  ' 
1878,  3rd  d.   of  the    Rev.   (ieorge  Turiv 
Seymour,  of  Farringford,  Isle  of  Wight.     Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Michi!' 
Temple  1847,  and  made  a  Q.C.  and  a  Bencher  of  the  Middle  Temple  1861  ; 
went  the  Western  Circuit.    Was  Reconler  of  Portsmouth  from  1855  till  1866, 
and  Solicitor-General  from  Dec.   1868  till  Nov.  1871,  and  Attorney-General 
from  Nov.  187 1  till  Nov.  1873.     Received  the  honor  of  knighthood  1868,  and 
sworn  a  Privy  Councillor  1873  ;  a  member  of  the  Ritual,  Public  Schools,  Judi- 
cature, and  Cathedral  Commissions.   Author  of  various  papers  in  the  Ediuhur_i:h 
Revinu  and  other  periodicals,  and  a  Vice-President  of  the  Articletl  Clerks'  S<>. 
Sat  as  M.P.  for  Exeter  from  July  1865  till  Nov.  1873.     Was  Chief  Justice  of 
the  Common  Pleas  from  Nov,   1873  till  Nov.  1875,  President  of  the  Common 
Pleas  Division  of  the  High  Court  of  Justice  1870-80,  his  former  title  l>eii 
preserved  by  Act  of  Parliament  ;   appointed  Lord  Chief  Justice  of  Englai 
Nov.  1880. 


1873. 


Cnf<i//o«— Baron  Coleridge  of  Ottery  Sl  Mary,  in  the  Peerage  of  the  United  Kingdof 


C/«^*— Athenseum.  Reform,  Devonshire. 

CAtf/MArrr— RolU  Gardens,  Chancery  Lane,  E.C 

Resid«tuts—\,  Sus»ex  Square,  Hyde  Park,  W. ;  Heath's  Court,  Otlery  St.  Mary,  Devc 


RIGHT  HON.  SIR  ROBERT  P.  COLLIER  (Judge  of  the  Judicial  Committee 
of  Privy  Council). 
^^  Robert  Porrett. Collier,  P.C,  son  of  the  la: 

\^^  John  Collier,  Esn.,  who  was  M.P.  for  Plymouth  1832-4. 

-r^*~  by  Emma,  4th  d.   of  the  late  Rol)ert  Porrett,  Esq.,   .  . 

North    Hill    House,    near    Plymouth.      He    wax    Immi 
18 1 7,    was  ed.    at   the   Plymouth   Gram.    Sch.,    aii<l     it 
Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.;  grad.  B.A.  1841.     Was  calle<l  to  tl 
Bar  at  the  Inner  Temole, — of  which  he  is  a  IJencher, 
1843  ;  made  a  Q.C.  1854,  and  received  a  patent  of  pi 
cedence;  went  the  Western  Circuit.     In  1844  he  m.   I 
bella,  el.  d.  of  William  Rose  Rose,  Esq.,  of  Eaton  Place, 
London,  and  of  Wolston  Heath,  near  Coventry.      Was 
Counsel  to  the  Admiralty  and  Judge  Advocate  of  the  P'leet 
from  Dec  1859  until  Oct.   1863,  Solicitor-General  from  that  date,— when  he 
was  knighted, — until  July  1866,  and  Attorney-General  from  Dec.  1868  till  Nov. 
187 1  ;  and  was  previously  for  some  years  Recorder  of  Penzance.     Is  a  D.L. 
of  Devonshire.     In  Aug.  1870  he  accepted  the  Recordership  of  Uri.stol,  which 
position  he  only  retained  for  a  few  days,  resigning  it  at  the  request  of  some  of  his 


JUDGES  or  THI  SUPRKIOR  COURTS.— ENCf JIN D.  365 


cDMtknaiU.    Aalhorofworlnoa  **TlMUwof  IUafmyt''tiid  "TbeLAwof 
"  .eft."    UnMcecMfeUyeoal«l«IUno«loal84l.    SiUMM.P.forPtywMth 
^•71-    AppoimeJ.  War.  l>7l,  aliidctof  UwOmit  ofCnmnioii  Phit,  aad 
'dit  Jttdidd  Commitiae  oTtlM  Privy  CoMcO. 


RIORT  HOK.  nE  BPniT  OOTfOII  (LOf«  ^Mttot  Of  AppMlX 

Henry  Cotton,  /'.C,  D.C.L,,  son  of 

WUlbm  Coa<M.  Bm|..  of  Walwood  Hoaic  LeytOQ. 

stooc,  fonaerly  Governor  of  the  Bulk  of  Eoglftmi, 

and  for  nuny  jroin  a  Director  Ihereol^  by  Sarah, 

<L  of  the  laie  Thomat  Ijtne,  Ek|^  of  The  Grange, 

Leyton.     He  was  bom  May  aoth,  183 1,  mu  ed.  at 

Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch^  Oxford, —{^rad.  I1.A.,   Irt 

iiica,  and    and  cla»  Cbattca,  1S43, 

l.jn.   D.CL.   1877),— Md  m.  1853, 

-tK   .1    rtC  iKf.  K<>v    TWimaa  StitAl- 


to  the  Bar 
at  Littculu*  Um  1546^  becanic  a  (^.C.  1866,  and 
a  Bencher  of  hb  Inn  1867.  Was  Comnd  to  the 
Universitv  of  Oxfbnl  1873-7.  Appointed  a  Lord 
Justice  01  Appeal  June  1877. 

W. :  roflM  Mara,  lifilMok.  Haoia 
UOlf .  OEOROB  DOniAV  (OonmOB  PliM  DMUflSX 

Geoige  Uknman,  third  surviving  son  of  the  ist 
Baron  Dennuui,  by  Thcodoaia  Anne,  d.  of  the  late  Rev.  K. 
Vevert,  Rector  of  Kettering.  He  was  bom  23rd  I)cc.,  §819,  and 
was  ed.  at  the  Gram.  Sch .,  Rr|>ton.  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Ounb.; 
grad.  B. A.,  as  captain  1  senior  dasMc,  1843,  M.  A. 

1845  ;  was  a  Fellow  .  ;-52,  and  Auditor  1853-64. 

In  1853  he  m.  Chatioi.i.  <••  wn.  late  Saipuel  Hope,  Esq., 
of  Liverpool,  banker.  Wa»  called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn 
Xov.  24th.  1R46.  and  npiHtlitti^i  a  Q.C.   i860  ;  went  the  Home 

a  member  of  the  Ano.  (or  the 
Proinotion  of  ^  il  So.     UnsucocssfaUy  contested 

thr  tuu  iSo;.     Sat  for  Tiverton  (roan  1859  till 

iv  1 S73.     Was  a  Josttce  of  the  Co— mon  Pleaa 

'^^o  became  a  Jadiffc  of  the  High  Conrt 

m  1864  km  wrtmilalhig  the  law  on 

n  matten  of  evkleoce  and  pmcdce ; 

ai>  I  w  of  evUenoe  by  abolishing  the 

di^  .sbelicfandoiiochergroanda. 

Jttndmct--A,  Oaalqr  Om&mm,  S.W. 


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THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


HON.  SIR 


WILLIAM  V.  FIELD  (QaMn'a  Bench  DlvlolonX 

William   Ventris  Field,   son   of  the  late 

Thomas  Flint  Field,  Esq.,  of  Ficldcn  Heclc  n.-  ^vw 
bom  1813,  and  m.  18 — ,  Louisa,  who  died  1 
cnllol  lo  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  May  1^50,  ami 
made  a  Q.C.  1864.  Formerly  leader  of  tl>e  Midland 
Circuit.  Was  a  Justice  of  the  Queen's  Bench  from 
Feb.  till  Nov.  1875,  when  he  l)ecame  a  Judge  of  the 
High  Court  of  Justice. 

C/m^ —Athenaeum. 

Town  RetideHce—\o,  Grosvenor  Mansions,  S.W. 

5><t/— Bakeham,  Englefield  Green,  Staines. 


HON.  SIR  EDWARD  FRY  (Cliancery  Division). 

Edward  Fry,  son  of  the  late  Joseph  Fr)% 
Esq.,  of  Bristol,  by  Mary  Anne,  d.  of  the  late  Edward 
Swaine,  Esq.,  of  Reading.  Hewasl>om  Nov.  4th,  1827. 
was  «1.  at  The  College,  Bristol,  and  at  Univ.  Coll., 
London, — grad.  B.A.  Univ.  of  London  185 1,  and 
took  honors  in  Classics  and  Animal  Physiolog)*, — and 
m..  1859,  Marialjella,  el.  d.  of  the  late  John  }Io<li^l<in, 
Esq.,  Harrister-at-la\v,  of  I^\ve.s.  Called  to  the  Uirai 
Lincoln's  Inn  1854,  and  became  a  Q.C.  1869;  practised 
at  the  Chancery  Bar.  Was  sometime  Examiner  in 
Law  to  the  Univ.  of  London,  and  to  the  Council  f^f 
Legal  Education.  Appointed  a  Judge  of  the  High  Court 
of  Justice  (Chancery  Division)  May  1877. 
C/«^— Athenaeum. 

Town  Retid*iu«—s,  The  Grove,  Highgate.  N. 

Cnmiry  Residence— TaiXacad  House,  Failand,  near  Bristol. 


HON.  SIR  WILLIAM  R.  GROVE  (Common  Pleas  Division). 

William  Robert  Grove,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S., 
son  of  John  Grove,  Esq.,  of  Swansea,  a  J.  P.  and  a  I).  L. 
of  Glamorganshire,  by  Anne  Bevan  his  wife.  He  was  lx)m 
July  nth,  181 1,  was  ed.  by  the  Rev.  E.  Griffiths,  of 
Swansea,  the  Rev.  J.  Kilvert,  of  Bath,  and  at  Brasenose 
Coll.,  Oxford  (M.A.  1833,  Hon.  D.C.L.  1875,  Hon.  LL.I). 
Camb.  1879),  and  m.,  1837,  Emma  Maria, — who  died  1879, 
— d.  of  John  Diston  Powles,  Esq.  Called  to  the  Bar  at 
Lincoln's  Inn  Nov.  1835,  and  became  a  Q.C.  1853.  Was 
Commis-sioner  for  the  University  of  Oxford,  a  member  of 
the  Royal  Commission  of  Patents,  and  a  member  of 
of   Rome,    Turin,    &c.      Was    Professor    of    Experimental 


juDon  or  THB  suPBRioii  couETB.— nroLAira  •      567 


PhUoM|iliy  at  Um  LoadM  lwik«lk»  iS4<M7.  vnA  PronUcM  oT  iht  BHtkk 


txirtv  for  hit   Tlikeriia 


till  .N..V.  I,  i?»75,  wiicQ  he 
C^»-Aih  !■■■■. 

-115.  Harfty 


■  ly  I^Apci^  uumuhcd  tn   \hc^  Tnm;a4.tiua»  uf  the   kujral 


CoauMM  PIcM  froai  Nov.  ^oth,  1871. 
•  Jttdgs  oC  the  High  Coort  oT  JiMiioe. 


BOir  txm  OBAKXJi  HALL 

Chjulcs    HAi.t,  ton  of  John  Hall,  Esq.,  of 
MftDcbeitcr,  by  .Mary  hi* 
lAth,  1814,  and  m. 
01  Franci«  Ihi^-al,  1 

the  Mkfaito  Tanpk  

ConvcyuKiMf  CooumI  ol 

ViceONUwdior  from  N«> 

became  ■  Jttdge  of  the  i  i 

title  being prJeiud  by  A 

from  an  aaocnt  fiunily  formerly  scttlol  at  CUAoa,  York- 

■hire.] 


rife.      lie  wa»  born  April 

rah,— who  died  1870,— d. 

ter.    Called  to  the  Bar  at 

^   -H  wa»  for  M»ne  vear» 

-( Chancery.    Was  a 

N'ov.  1S7?,  wbca  be 

hit 


CAJb-Aftlmr'a.  AUmmmob.  C^ 


Ki»yTil.  lUtdtM. 


RIOBTBOir.intJ. 


(Probate  and  DlToroe  DlTialoaJL 

James  H  » ^^  '  ^    P.  C,  son  of  the  late 
Tame*  Hanncn  nsnrood,  Surrey.   He  was 

bom  iSii.  ui    1.  fiuU'f  School,  and  at  the 

I'll  cibcrg,  and  m.,  18— ,  Manr  ElixabeCh, 

— u  1 S;!,— d.  of  the  htc  NichoU*  Wiat- 

lanil,  L^.     Called  to  the  Bar  p  V  Temple 

Jan.  14th,  i8u|8,  and  went  the  uit.    Waa 

from  N..      T"'"T  "  !1  Jan.   1855  Atrm  on  the  part 
of  Great  he  mixetl  BritM  ami  Amenoaa 

iu-» — liUied  under  the  CoBveatioQ  coo- 

at  LoodoQ,  Febi  8th,  1851.  between  Her 
Majesty  and  the  President  of  the  United  States  of 
America  for  the  ftettlement  of  outstanding  dafans. 
Was  a  I  tut  ice  of  the  Court  of  Oncen't  Bench  from 
Feb.  1868  till  Nov.  1873,  and  lod|*e  of  the  Omrt 
of  Probate  and  Divorce  from  Nov.  1873  till  Nov. 
1875.  when  he  becnme  a  J[iidge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Judicature.     Received 

fully  amteiled 


%:4j^^^ 


the  honor  of  knMnhooH  it6lCand  sworn  a  Privy  Councd 
[ed  Shonham  July  §86$. 


1872. 


c/»^- 


GaM.  Uyd«  Ptek.  W. 


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TOfJOURS  PRBST. 


HON.  8IK  H.  HAWKINS  (Exchequer  DlvlBlonX 


Henry  Hawkins,  son  of  the  late  John 
Hawkins,  Esq.,  of  Hitchin.  Herts,  by  Susannah,  d.  of 
Thccii  I'car&c,  Esq.,  of  IJc<lford.  He  was  horn  Sept. 
I4lh,  1817,  and  was  ctl.  at  Hcdford  School.  Called  to 
the  IJar  at  the  Middle  Temple  May  5th,  1843,  havitig 
prexnously  practised  as  a  special  pleader.  Became 
a  Q.C.  and  a  licncher  of  his  Inn  1858.  Appointed  a 
Judge  of  the  High  Court  of  Justice  Nov.  2nd.  1876,  and 
transferred  on  the  14th  of  the  same  month  by  sign- 
manual  to  the  Exchequer  Division  of  that  Court. 
Received  the  honor  of  knighthood  Nov.  28lh,  1876. 

C/$t/>s— Arthur  %.  Athenjcum,  Turf,  GarriclL. 

KesidfMCt—ta,  Cleveland  Row,  St.  James't,  S.W. 


HON.  SIR  JOHN  W.  HUDDLESTON  (Exchequer  DivlslonX 

John  Walter  Huddlhston,  youngest  son  of 
the  late  Thomas  Huddleston,   Esq..  R.N.,  by  Alpthea, 
d.  of  the  late  H.  Hichens,  Esq.,  of  St.  Ives,  Cornwall. 
He  was  lx)m  181 7,  and  m.,  1872,  Lady  Diana  de  Vn 
Heauclerc,  d.  of  the  9th  Duke  of  .St.  Albans.      C.illed  • 
to  the  Bar  at  Gray's  Inn  1839,  and  l>ecame  a  Q.C.  1857 
Was  a  Hcncher  of  his  Inn,  and  twice  Treasurer  thereof. 
W.is  for  some  years  Judge- Advocate  of  the  Fleet  an 
Counsel  to  the  Admiralty.     Sat  as  M.P.  for  Canterbur 
(C)  from  July  1865  till  Nov.  1868,  and  for  Norwich  froi 
Feb.  1874  till  Feb.  1875.     Unsuccessfully  contested  Worcester  1852,  Shrews- 
bury 1857,  Kiddermin.ster  1859  and  1 861,  Canterbury  1868,  .ind  Norwich  1870. 
Was  a  Justice  of  the  Common  Pleas  from  Feb.  till  May  1875,  and  a  Baron  of 
the  Exchequer  from  May  till  Nov.  1875,  when  he  became  a  Judge  of  the  High 
Court  of  Justice. 

C/w^*— Carlton,  Garrick,  Turf,  Athenaeum. 
Reiidftue~^1,  Ennismore  Gardens,  Hyde  Park. 
Country  Resi'dtHce— The  Grange,  Ascot  Heath. 

KIOHT  HON.  BIB  W.  M.  JAMES  (Lord  Justice  of  Appeal). 

f  William  Milbourae  James,  /*.  C,  son  of  tl 

j^jA^p  late  Christopher  James,  Esq.,  of  Swansea,  by  An; 

Jffh'X^  his  wife,     lie  was  bom  June  29th,   1807,  was  ed. 

the  Univ.  of  Gla.sgow, — grad.  M.A.  18 — ,  and  H( 
LL.D.  1873,— and  is  m.  to  .Maria,  d.  of  the  late  Kt. 
Rev.  William  Otter,  Bishop  of  Chichester.  Called 
to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  1831,  and  made  a  Q.C. 
Feb.  1853.  Was  Vice-Chancellor  of  the  co.  Palatine 
of  Lanca-stcr  from  Jan.  1853  till  Ian.  1869,  and  a 
Vice-Chancellor  from  Jan.  1869  till  July  1870,  when 
he  was  appointed  a  Lord  Justice  of  Appeal,  and 
created  a  Privy  Councillor.  Unsuccessfully  contested 
Derby  twice.  Is  now  a  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court 
of  Judicature. 

C/***— Reform,  Athenxum. 

Taum  Jlesidetue— 47,  Wimpolc  Street,  W.        Srai -Hound  House,  Shere,  Surrey. 


JITDGIS  or  THE  tUPniOR  OOUtTt.— ENCLAND. 


3^9 


Geoive  Juno,  P,C.%  youngest  ton  of  the 

kt«  Z.  A.  J«hI,  Em|.,  aMfdMM,  of  i,  Savilt  Row.  aad 
Gonon  Hoaw,  fHrtncr.  H«  «ru  born  Feb.  ijth,  i8s^ 
WM  «l.  fli  Univ.  CalL.  LoadMi,  oT  which  he  b  a  f£ 
low;  grad.  B.A..  Un»v.  Schotar  hi  Math«natk»  it4t, 
at  ih«  Unhr.  of  Loodoo,  and  M.A.,  ffokl  ■wdalHn  to 
MaihcNMtka,  1844.  la  rM  he  m.  Amdb,  el.  d.  of 
JoMph  MoMi^  E^,  meitfcwH,  of  IjeeHenhall  Street. 
Celled  to  (he  Bar  at  Uneohi't  Iim  May  1847 ;  made  a 
hb   Im    1865.      Was  « 


Q.C    and  Bencher  of  hb  Inn    1865.      Was  SoUdlor- 
Geoefal  from  Nov.  1^71  till  Av^.  1873.  and  Master  of  the 
Mt  from  Aag.  1873  till  Nov.  1871;  *>ccame  a  Judge  of  the  Sapreme 

irt  of  Judkmlure.  rHnmint:  hh  for  .  Act  of  Parliament     It  the  fint 

iditewhowascl.  ^e  jndicuJ  IScnch.     Sat  as  M. P.  for  Dover  (iL) 

a  Nov.    1868  t  ^7^.      Svrom  a  Privy  CoandUor  Aflf.    t$73. 

cted  Vioe-Chaac<:iitj<  ui  mc  Univcnity  of  London  May  188a 


CAiii-RdbnB.  r^DftlMd. 

ttmm  9midtnt0    to,  Hyd«  Pwk  Osidw.  W. 

Smi-UA\mm  Hoom.  GowUMm.  Kml 


HON.  snt  NATHAinSL  UVDLBT  (Oommoa  Plena  OMaiaii 


Nathaniel  Lindley.  He  was  born  Nov. 
39(h,  i8a8,  was  ed.  at  Univ.  Coll.,  and  m..  185S, 
Sarah  Kalbcrinc,  d.  of  the  late  Edwaid  John  Tcalc, 
Esq..  of  Leeds.  Called  to  the  Uar  at  the  Middle 
Temple  Nov.  1850 ;  practised  at  the  Chancery  Bar, 
and  became  a  Q.C  Jan.  187a.  Was  a  Jntfioe  of 
the  Common  Plena  from  May  till  Nov.  1875.  when 
he  became  a  Jndge  of  (he  High  Court  of  Jntfiot 
(Common  Pleas  Dhriaion). 


T0mm  Kttidtmt^  19.  0»«wi  HIO  Ciidim.  W. 
•mrlCofvkh 


370 


THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


HOir.  BIB  HEirBT  a  L0FB8  (OomaiOB  FlMS  DlTlllOBli 


QOOD  TIBI,   to  AUI. 


Henry  Charles  Lopes,*  third  son  of  the  late 

Sir  Ralph  Ix>pcs,  2nd  bart.,  by  Susan  Gibbs,  d.  of  the 
late  A.  Ludlow,  Esq.,  of  Hevwocxi.  He  was  bom  Oct. 
3rd,  1827,  was  ed.  at  Winchester  and  at  Balliol  Coll., 
Oxford,— grad.  B.A.  18Q3,— and  m.,  1854,  Cordelia 
Lucy,  cl.  d.  of  Irving  Clarke,  Esq.,  of  Kffonl  Manor, 
Devon.  Calleti  to  the  liar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1852. 
made  a  Q.C.  June  1869,  and  in  1870  elected  a  Hcnclur 
of  the  Inner  Temple.  Is  a  D.  L.  and  a  J.  P.  for  Wiltshire 
and  Somersetshire.  Was  Recorder  of  Exeter  May  1867 
till  Nov.  1876.  Sat  as  M.P.  for  Launceston  ( C )  from 
April  1868  till  Feb.  1874,  and  for  Frome  Feb.  1874  till 
Nov.  1876,  when  he  was  appointed  a  Judge  of  the  Hi^h 
Court  of  Justice  (Common  Pleas  Division). 


C/hA«— Coocervative,  Carlton,  Atheiueum. 

Ttnvn  RetidfHCf-^.  Cromwell  Place,  South  Kensington,  S.W. 

Country  M tssdffic f—Heywood,  Westbury,  Wilts. 


RIGHT  HON.  SIR  ROBERT  LUSH  (Lord  Justice  of  Appeals 

Robert  Lush,  /*.C.,  son  of  Mr.  Robert 
Lush,  of  Shaftesbury,  by  Lucy,  d.  of  Mr.  I.  Footc, 
of  Tollard,  Wilts.  He  was  bom  1807,  was  ed.  at 
Shaftesbury,  and  in  1839  m.  Elizal>eth  Ann,  d. 
of  the  Rev.  Christopher  Woollacott.  Called  to  the 
Bar  at  Gray's  Inn  1840,  and  practised  as  a  special 
pleader,  afterwards  went  the  Home  Circuit,  and 
in  1857  was  made  a  Q.C.  Was  a  Justice  of  the 
Court  of  Queen's  Bench  from  1865  till  Nov.  1875, 
and  a  Judge  of  the  High  Court  of  Justice  (Queen's 
I'.cnch  Division)  1875-80,  when  he  was  created  a 
Lord  Justice  of  Appeal.  Sworn  of  the  Privy 
Council  1879.  Is  author  of  the  well-known  work, 
"  Lush's  Practice  of  the  Superior  Courts,"  &c. 


C  /«^— Athenaeum. 

TffWH  J! esidtuct— 60,  Avenue  Road,  Regent's  Park,  N.W. 


See  foocoou  00  page  144. 


JUDGES  or  THB  SUPERIOR  coimTtL^moLAira       371 


MumAKOMJdjn  (I 


Richard  Mai. ins,  third  and  only  turviving 

MB  of  the  laic   WiUum   Malim.   Esq..   of  Aililoa, 
WwwkkUiirr.  by  the  d.  d.  o(  Thotr  I-:h|., 

of  Pcnhoor,  Wurvotrr^trv.     Heira  .sad 

WMod.  al  CaiMColU  CAmb.:  ml.  Ji  .\.  i>.'7.  In 
1831  h«  m.  StntHM,  el  d.  01  tM  hue  Rev.  Arthur 
KarwelU  Rector  of  St  M«ftJo't.  Cornirall. 
to  the  lUr  at  the  IniMr  TiWpIt  iSjo^  and  wu 
in  1H40  a  (J.C.  and  a  Boichcr  of  Uncoln'«  Inn.  Sat 
a»  M.r.  for  WaUii^ibid  from  i8$s  till  T 
when  he  %raa  an  onauL  caaiftU  candidate,  \^ 
Chancellor  from  §866  till  Nov.  187^  when  he  became 
a  Jndge  of  the  High  Coon  of  JuMioe^  hot  retains  hi* 
title. 


r/ii4r-0>liea.  OsfHd  and 


&W. 


SIR  a  MAKIBTT  (QOMB^ 

Sir  Henry  Manisty,  ton  of  the  Rev.  James 
Maniaty,  B.I>.,  Vicar  of  Edlingham,  Northnmberland. 
He  was  bom  1808,  was  cd.  at  Uurbam  Gram.  School, 
and  m.  lit,  Conatantia,  d.  of  Patrick  Dicluoo,Eaq.,of 
I)crwick*oQ-Twecd  ;  and  andly,  Mary  Ann,  d.  of 
Robert  Stcvenaon,E«q.,  of  Berwick-on-Tweed.  Called 
TO  the  Bar  at  Grajr'a  Inn  »«r'  ---^  became  a  O.C 
i"^;;     Appointed  a  Jodgt  :h  Court  of  Jaa> 

ti  r  iQuecn't  Bench  DivisK  i  ^76,  andreoeitrad 

the  honor  of  knighthood  00  the  ijkh  of  that  month. 


I  T&ltA  U*t.t» 


RIOBT  HOV.  HE  BAKm  FBaoOCX  (Jndf*  of  tba  Jvdielal  nwiiMlHii  tf  tt« 

PrlTj  GonaeiU 

Barnes  Peacocic,  P.C,  son  of  H.  Peacock,  Esq. 

He  wma  bom  1810^  and  m.,  i8~,  Min  Elixabcth  FannfaM, 
who  died  1865.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Tcmpta 
1836,  and  becnme  a  Q.C.  1850 ;  aopohited  legal  member 
of  the  Coon  I  1853,  Chief  Jnaiioe  of  Cakattn  1858, 

Vioe*Prcai<!  Legiaktivv  Conadl  of  India  l^ 

and  waa  Unci  j  »->(•«.«  of  the  Cooit  of  jvdicatwc  i86»-70t 
created  a  Prhry  Coimcfllor  1870^  and  in  jnne  1873  waa 
appointed  a  Judge  of  the  Jodidal  Committee  of  the  Privy  CboocaL 


Rnidtmu    ^  Conii«aB  GaidtM^  S.W 


37* 


THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


RIGHT  HON.  BARON  PENZANCE  (Judge  of  the  Arches  Court). 

James  Plaisted  Wilde,  P,C.  (ist 
Baron  Penzance),  fourth  sonof  Ed wanl  Archer 
Wilde,  Esq.,  and  nephew  of  the  Isl  IJaron 
Tniro,  hv  Marianne  N orris,  a  memlier  of  the 
family  of  French,  lie  was  bom  July  12th. 1816. 
and  was  ed.  at  Winchester  Coll.,  and  at  Trin. 
Coll.,  Camb. ;  grad.  H.A.  1838,  M.A.  1842. 
In  Feh.  i860  he  m.  Lady  Mary,  youngest  d. 
of  the  3nl  Earl  of  Radnor.  Called  to  the  Bar 
at  the  Inner  Temple  1839,  went  the  Northern 
Circuit,  and  was  made  a  Q.C.  July  1855. 
Appointed  Counsel  to  the  Duchy  of  I^ncosicr 
1859,  and  Junior  Counsel  to  the  Excise  and  Customs  1840.  Was  a  Baron  of 
the  Exche<iuer  from  April  i860 — when  he  was  knighted — until  July  1863,  and 
Judge  of  the  Court  of  Probate  and  Judge  Ordinary  of  the  Divorce  Court  1863-72. 
Sworn  a  member  of  the  Privy  Council  July  1&64.  Unsuccessfully  contested 
Leicester  1852,  and  Peterborough  1859.  Is  a  member  of  the  Commission  for 
the  Digest  of  the  Law,  and  a  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Judicature. 
Appointed  Judge  of  the  Arches  Court  Nov.  1875. 

C»Trt/«Vw»— Baron  Penzance,  of  PcnKuice,  in  the  co,  of  Cornwall,  April  1869. 

C/«*— Brook»&. 

Tvmm  Rtsi4Une*-U*  Brook  Street,  W. 


RIGHT  HON.  SIR  R.  PHILLIMORE  (Judge  of  the  High  Court  of  Admiralty). 
Robert  Joseph  Phillimore,  P.C,  third  sonof 
the  late  Joseph  Phillimore,  D.C.L.,— formerly  Professor 
of  Civil  Law  in  the  University  of  Oxford,  Chancellor  of 
the  dioceses  of  Worcester,  Oxford,  and  Bristol,  Commis- 
sioner of  the  India  Board,  and  M.P.  for  St.  Mawes 
and  Newport, — by  Elizabeth,  d.  of  the  Rev.  Walter 
Bagot,  of  Blithfield,  who  was  brother  of  the  1st  Baron 
Bagot.  He  was  bom  Nov.  5th,  1810,  and  was  ed.  at 
W-estminster  School,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford  ;  grad. 
B.A.,  2nd  class  in  Classics,  1831,  M.A.  1834,  D.C.L. 
1838.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  May 
1 84 1,  and  for  many  years  practised  as  an  advocate  at 
Doctors'  CommoiLs,  where  he  was  admitted  Nov.  1839. 
Made  a  Q.C.  1858  In  1844  he  m.  Charlotte  Anne, 
d.  of  the  late  John  DenLson,  Esq.,  of  Ossington  Hall, 
and  sister  of  the  late  Rt.  Hon.  Viscount  Ossington. 
Appointed  Queen's  Advocate  1862,  when  he  was 
knighted.  In  July  1867  he  "^^^  made  Judge  of  the  High  Court  of  Admiralty, 
and  in  Nov.  1875  becamea  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Judicature  (Admiralty 
Division),  but  retains  his  former  title   by   Act   of  Parliament.      Has  been 

iudge  of  the  Court  of  Admiralty  in  the  Cinque  Ports,  and  Master  of  the 
'acuities,  and  was  from  July  1867  till  Nov.  1875  Official  Principal  of  the 
Archbishop  of  Canterbury,  commonly  styled  Judge,  or  Dean,  of  the  Court 
of  Arches,  the  highest  Ecclesiastical  Court  in  the  kingdom.  Has  been' 
Commissary  of  the  Deans  and  Chapters  of  St.  Paul's  and  Westminster, 
OfBcial  of  the  Archdeacons  of  London  and  Middlesex,  and  Chancellor  of  the 


rOBTKM  PO«C«  ANIMUM. 


JUDOB  or  TUB  fUPmOR  OOURTt.~BKGLAIfl>. 


sn 


TaviMfc  ftos  iSijIill  iSSTi 


from  Mas  "" 

hAvtng  pi 

AboottMiu*^  -iMod  UMBUlcotnableEcdr 

•iaatkfti  Conrt  I  which  b  popttkrlv  knotm  «k 

**Dr.  Philliin  upon  UiavmikMMl  U«,* 

ft»d  of  ••  rhc  1  sfaukL*    Crau«l  a  Privy 

Councillor  ilio;. 


Smi-TU  Caf^f 


HON.  IIB  ORAKIJi  I.  FOLLOOE  (UebaqMr  DiTlilMa 


the  Utc  Kt. 


Charic*    F-U  .r.!    P. 


I  Court  of  Justice  (Exchequer  Divuiua). 


.  w     r..iirth    son  of 

\mn^  who 

,ucf  1844- 

i  .  Kivcn,  Lm{.     Burn  1823,  cd. 

rvl  m.  lit,  184K,  NicoU  Sophia* 

ttie  Rev.   Henry   Herbcfft ; 

died  1864,-- d.  of  the  late 

, r.up  RolUof  Nova 

!  homaa  Dkkaoa 

^  ii>(icc  fConuBon 

!.    ..f 


1.^73,    wucn  ne   ocv 


Hm  CroA.  Putacy,  Sorrvy. 


BIOBT  BON.  BA&OH 


Bar  at  Uncolo  »  Inn  July  1837,  and 


tSLBOBin  (Lord  Blfh 

RoundcU  Palmer  (ist  Riron 
5M:U)oroe),  tecood  ton  of  the  Rev.  William 
Jocclyn  l*ah»er.  Rector  oTMixbwy,  Osfcid- 
!>hirc,  liv  Dorothea,  yooasot  d.  of  the  lale 
Ki-v.  Willtain  RuuiMlelK  of  Gledstooe, 
VurkOiire.  lie  wa»  liom  Nov.  17th,  iSlS. 
and  was  c«l.  at  \Vti>chc»ter,  and  at  Trtn. 
Coll.,  Oxfunl.  of  which  he  became  a 
».hul.ir  ;  fjniil  "  '  -  !««  in  Clamfei, 
iHvt.  M  A    IS  «  CL.  1863,  and 

wa>  fi.r  *-.ii.  .      ..jw  of  Ma^alm 

c  .»;i.      I  I    Lady  Laura,  ^ 

of  the  ^l;l  leerave.    Called  i.       • 

made  a  Q.C  aad  ikadier  of  hia  Inn  1849. 


374 


THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


Hat  been  a  member  of  the  Marriage  Laws,  Law  Digest,  Judicature,  and 
Neutrality  Law*  Commissions.  Was  nci)uty  Steward  (m  and  Counsel  to  the 
Univ.  of  Oxfonl,  Solicitor-General  from  July  1861, — when  he  was  knighted, 
— to  Oct.  1863,  Attorney-General  from  Oct.  1863  to  July  1866,  and  l>ord 
High  Chancellor  from  Oct.  1872  till  Feb.  1874.  Sat  as  M.P.  for  ri)'mouth 
(//  '  •  !v  1847  till  luly  1832,  and  from  June  1853  till  March  1857,  and  for 
K:  in  July  1801  till  October  1872.     Reappointed  Lord  High  Chan- 

cci:^.  .-, ...  ii>8a 

the  county  of  Hampchire,  in  the  Peerage  of  the 


Crmti*m  -Baroa  Selborne  of  Sclbome. 
Umtcd  Kiosdon.  187*. 


C/«A>-AthemBuni.  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 
-»,  Ponland  Place,  wT 
liUckrooor,  Petcreficid,  Hampshire. 


Ttwm  KesidfHC*— 
Stat 


RIGHT  HON.  SIB  MONTAGUE  E.  SMITH  (Jttdge  of  the  Judicial  Committee  of 
the  Privy  Council). 

Montague  Edward  Smith,  P.  C,  son  of  Thomas 

Smith,  Ksq.,   of  Bideford,  Devon,  formerly  Town  Clerk 

of  that  borough,  by  Margaret  Colvillc,  d.  of  M.  Jenkyn, 

Esq.,  Com.   R.N.     He  was  bom   1809,   wxs  ed.  at  the 

Gram.  Sch.,  Bideford,  and  is  unmarried.     Calle<i  to  the 

Bar  at  Gray's  Inn  1835,  went  the  Western  Circuit,  and 

was  made  a  Q.C  and  a  Bencher  of  the  Middle  Temple 

1853.     Was  a  Justice  of  the  Court  of  Common   Pleas 

1865-71,  and  in  the  latter  year  he  was  appointed  a  Judge 

of  the  Judicial  Committee  of  the  Privy  Council.     Sat  aft 

M.P.  for  Truro  from  1859  till  1865,  having  previously  in 

1849  and  1852  l)een  an  unsuccessful  candidate.     Created 

a  Knight  Bachelor  1865,  and  a  Privy  Councillor  1871. 

Was  a  Royal  Commissioner  for  superintending  the  building  of  the  New  Law 

Courts,  and  also  a  member  of  the  Commissions  on  Judicature. 

C/k**— Athenaeum,  Carlton,  Windham. 

Town  Uttidrfice—GrMvcaor  Gate,  32,  Park  Lane,  W. 


HON.  8m  JAMES  F.  STEPHEN  (Exchequer  Diviaioii). 

James  Fitzjames  Stephen,  K.CSJ., 
D.C.L.,  el.  son  of  the  late  Right  Hon.  Sir  James 
Stephen,  K.C.B.,  LL.IX,  sometime  Under  Sec.  of 
Slate  for  the  Colonies,  and  Professor  of  Modem  His- 
tory in  the  Univ.  of  Camb.,  by  Jane  Catherine,  d.  of  the 
late  Rev.  John  Venn,  formerly  Rector  of  Clapham. 
He  was  bom  March  3rd,  1829,  was  ed.  at  Eton,  at 
Kings  Coll.,  London,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb. 
(grad.  B.A.  1852,  M.A.  1856),  and  m.,  1855,  Mary 
Richenda,  d.  of  the  late  Rev.  J.  W.  Cunningham,  for- 
merly Vicar  of  Harrow-on-thc-Hill.  Called  to  the 
Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  Jan.  26ih,  1854,  and  in  iSiS 
became  a  Q.C.  and  a  Bencher  of  his  Inn.  Was  Re- 
corder of  Newark-upon -Trent  1859-69,  Legal  Memljer 
of  the  Council  of  the  Viceroy  of  India  1869-72,  and  Professor  of  Common  Law 
at  the  Inns  of  Court  1875-9.   Is  Hon.  D.C.L.  of  Oxford  and  LL.B.  of  London. 


;uDcis  or  the  superior  courts.—ekglahd. 


375 


tunocemtnUy  oootated  Harwicli  la  1865,  and  Dudcv  1873.  Crratcd  a 
K.CS.I.  1877.  Attihoc  of  ^'Gcaml  View  oT  lb«  CrimiiuU  Uw  of  KaglMd." 
**  DiK«M  oT  tbc  Uw  oT  Bvideaoe,"  **  IHrat  of  the  Crtmitui  U»/  ^3  ochcr 
Icfftl  works }  aUo  of  **  Ubwiv.  EqtuUiiy,  Frmirrnitv/'  *•  EMi)r»  by  a  UeiTMier." 
Ac  Appotoied  a  Judfe  of  the  High  Cottrt  of  Joatke  (Kwchw—r  DHrWoa) 
Ian.  1879. 


Mm/Jrm»    y,  D«  V««  Om^mm.  8.W. 


RIOBT  BON.  LORD  WATBOW  *  (Lord  of  Appeal  In  Ordlnam 

Wk.i.iim    Waim.n,   /\C\  LLJ)., 

HJli   (>t   the   btc    Krv.     IhutnaA    WatfOB,  dl 

Covingiom  LanarkOurc,  by  Ekanova,  d. 

oT  Mr.  David   MiUihc.     He  ww  bom 

l8a8»  waaed.  at  the  Univeniticaof  Glaigow 

and  Edinbnivh,  and  m.,  1868,  Mainrct, 

d.of  Dv^pUdJohnBannatyne,  Eaq.    Qdled 

to  the  Soottkh  Bar  1851.     Waa  tooM  ' 

Dean  of  the  Facolty  of  Advocatea, 

Solictlur-Gcn.   for    Scotland    l874|-6| 

Lord  Advocate  of  SoocUad  1876^ 

he    was   created   a   Lord    of  Apocal    tn 

Ordinarv.     Is  D.  I^  for  Edinburgh.     Sworn  of  the  Privy  Conndl  March  1878. 

^ni  as  M.F.  for  Ghugow  and  Aberdeen  Utttvcraaiea  (C)  from  Nov.  1876 

!  March  l88a 

CrMl^;H»-.A  t^onl  of  Ap^Ml  b  OldfaHry.  «kh  dM  till*  of  Baraa  Wataoa  of 

la  Um  ooi  of  LMMfk,  litew 

r/bfi    CBrlinn.  AdMSMua. 
mMmmm^-~)4«  Moray  RocOi  E4iMMf|«» 


BON.  8IR  a  J.  WATDV  WULZAIIS  (Qoaan's  B«keh  DlTlalonX 

L^J  (Charles  James)  Watkin  Wiluams,  son  of 

M|v  the  Rev.  Peter  William*,  Rector  of  IJanwnnan,  Den* 

JH^  bighfthiie,  and  J. P.  for  Merioncthahire,  by  Lydia,  d.  of 

JB^r^      ^  the  Rev.  James  Price,  of  Pwllycrochon,  Camarvouhhei, 

J.P.  for  cos.  Carnarvon  and  Denbigh.     He  waa  bora 

5M:i>t.  2xn\,  1828,  wascd.  at  the  Gram.  Sch..  Rnthia, 

.  and  at  London  Univ.  ;  and  m.   1st,  1855, 

.1.  of  \V.  IL  Cary.  Em.,  and  andly,  §86$. 

1       iln:th.  d.  of  the  Rurht  Hon.  Sir  Robert  Lush.  Lord 

In  Mcc  of  Appeal.      Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner 

'         '    ^  v.  1854,  and  appointed  a  Q.C  and  a  Beachcr 

187^     It  a  J.  P.  for  Denbighshire.    Sat  as 

.  .  :  -.  L>cnblffh  from  Nov.   1S6S  till  ManJi  iSSa.  snd 
for  Carnarvonshire  foom  A  ' 

appointed  a  Jttdge  of  the  High  Cottft  of  J  ttsti<.v 
r«M  Mmi^bmM    ».  81.  Gwtv's  RomI.  Hedicok  &W. 


Ǥa^ 


d  vol 
kcmliury. 


•it  sad  voM  so  loae  m  bo  belds 
Hm  snfi  tanks  ss  s 


far  MB.b«iife«i^( 
oAoi  of  Imd  of  Apyool  fai  OnltMy.    Hb  lido  is 
Ua  Us  iMOo  ksvt  aoi  say  1 


376  THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


IRELAND. 

RIQHT  HON.  0.  R.  BARRY  Justice  of  the  Queen'i  Benob). 
Charles  Robert  Barry,  /IC,  S,L.^  son  of  the  late  James  Barry, 

E^.,  Crown  Solicitor  of  Limerick,  by  Ellen,  A.  of  John  Purccll,  Esq.  He  was 
bom  1824,  and  was  c<l.  ai  Dalton's  School,  Limerick,  at  Middleton  School,  co. 
Cork,  and  at  Trinity  College,  Dublin,  where  he  obtaincil  first  honors  in  science. 
In  1855  he  m.  K.itc,  3rd  d.  of  David  Fitzgerald,  Esq.,  of  Dublin.  Joined  the 
Bar  in  Ireland  1848,  made  a  Q.C.  1859,  and  subsccjuently  Queen's  Serjeant- 
at-law.  Sat  as  M.P.  for  Dungarvan  1865-8,  when  he  was  an  unsuccessful 
candidate.  Was  first  Crown  Prosecutor  for  Dublin  1859-65,  Law  Adviser  to 
the  Crown  1865,  .Solicitor-Gen.  for  Ireland  1868-70,  and  Attorney-Gen.  1870-72, 
when  he  was  appointed  a  Justice  of  the  Queen's  Bench.  Is  a  Seaitor  of  the 
Roy.  Univ.  of  Ireland.     [Is  a  descendant  of  Barry  of  Bolane  Castle.] 

C/j***— Reform,  Athenaeum. 

ResuUHCt—y,  Fttzwilliiun  Square  East,  Dublin. 


RIGHT  HON.  H.  E.  CHATTERTON  (Vlce-Cliancellor). 

Hedges  Eyre  Chatierton,  P.d  LL.D,  el.  son  of  the  late 
Abraham  Chatierlon,  Esq.,  of  Cork,  by  Jane,  el.  d.  of  the  late  Rev.  Fitzgerald 
Tisdall,  R.  of  Kenmare.  He  was  bom  1819,  and  was  ed.  at  Cork,  and  at  Trin. 
Coll.,  Dublin, — obtained  scholarship  1839,  and  moderatorship  in  Logic  and 
Ethics,— grad.  B.A.  1841,  LL.D.  1850.  In  1845  he  m.  Mary,  d.  of  the  Rev. 
William  Hallaran,  M.A.,  Prel>endary  of  Cloyne.  Was  calletl  to  the  Bar  in 
Ireland  1843,  admitted  an  atlvocate  of  the  Ecclesiastical  and  Admiralty  Courts 
1849,  made  a  Q.C.  1858,  and  a  Bencher  of  the  King's  Inns  1866.  Was  Solicitor- 
General  for  Ireland  from  Nov.  1866  till  March  1867,  and  Attorney-General 
from  March  till  Aug.  1867,  and  M.P.  for  the  Univ.  of  Dublin  from  F'eb.  till 
Aug.  1867,  when  he  was  .appointed  Vice-Chancellor  of  Ireland.  Is  a  P.C.  for 
Ir^nd,  and  a  J.  P.  for  cos.  Cork  and  Dublin. 

C/«A*— Carlton,  co.  Cork,  Kildare  Street. 
RtsiiUnce—^vm  Park,  Blackrock,  co.  DubltiL 


RIOHT  HON.  RICKARD  DEA8Y  aord  Justice  of  Appeal). 

Rickard  Deasy,  /*.C,  LL.D.^  second  son  of  the  late  Rickard 
Deasy,  Esq..  of  Clonakilty,  co.  Cork,  by  his  wife,  a  d.  of  the  late  —  Cotter,  Elsq. 
He  was  bom  1812,  was  eA.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin, — grad.  M.A.  and  LL.D., — 
and  m.,  1861,  the  younger  d.  of  the  late  Hugh  O'Connor,  Esq.,  of  Sackville 
Street,  Dublin.  Called  to  the  Bar  in  Ireland  1835,  and  at  Gray's  Imi  1835  ; 
appointed  a  Q.C.  1849,  and  3rd  Serjeant-at-law  Jan.  1858.  Was  Solicitor-General 


JUDGES  OP  THE  tUFIRIOR  OOtmTB.— IRBLAKD.     377 

trrUnd  ftom  fiiM  itolOl  Fdk  t86a^ Md  AttonMjf^kMfml  frooi  Fth.  iMo 
xoA  a  Ikuoo  cm  Uw  KxdMqoer  l8dl  to  1877,  wlien  h«  vm  ftppotei«d 
i«ticc  of  Apfieal     CraAied  «  Privy  Coancitlor  l86a    S«t  a*  M.P.  Cor 

^  (xua  April  1853  till  FoL  1861. 

Vm/-  Cwyvftwt.  bfacknidu  c&  DaMfaL 


Richard  Dowse,  /'.Cm  ton  of  the  Ute  WOlkm  H.  Dowie,  EMq., 

of  DvngMwoo,  00.  Tttooo,  bjr  lUria.  <L  of  tJM  ble  Hngli  Dooddioa,  Eiq. 

!fr  %vas  born  June  8th,  1824,  wm  cd.  at  the  Royml  Sch.,  Dangumoo,  tad  at 

t.  ColL,  Dttblin,  where  h«  was  a  iixar,  scholar,  and  fim*hooor'naii  la 

<4o»  ;  grad.  B.  A.,  1849.     In  185a  he  m.  Kate. —who  diod  1874,— <L  of  the 

•■X  c  G«m  Mooce,  Kw|..  of  Analore.  Oooca,  IrcUnd.    CaUod  to  the  Bar  ia 

Ireland  185a,  and  made  a  Q.C  i863,aDdag«icco*tScrkaat  l860iiBwhkby«v 

)w  wi^.rlectoda  Bcnchcrof the  Kinfftlnot.  Dublin.    WaaSoUdtor-GcMnlibr 

•m  Feb.  1870  till  Jan.  187a.  and  Attorney-General  from  Ian.  1879  tiD 

1873,  when  he  wa«  appointefl  a  Haroo  of  the  Cowl  01  Excbeqner. 

>f  the  Royal  Dablin  ^  w  of  the  Royal  Zoological  and 

icttcs  and  a  Visitor  cn'»  College,  BelCut.     Sat  aa 

'  rry  dty  from  Nov.  l^o^  till  Nov.  1872.      Created  a  Privy 

i  1873. 


BOH.  FKAVCXS  JL  PITC-OIEALD  (BSflbnMT  DlvtaiaiX 

!  rands  Alexander  Fitz*Gkrald«  LL.D,  He  was  bom  1807, 
r  !  was  cil.  at  Tnn.  CoU.,  Dablin  ;  grad.  B.A.  1837,  M.A.  1833.  Hon.  LL.D. 
i>:o.  Callal  tu  the  Bar  in  IreUad  1834,  appointed  a  Q.C  1849,  and  a  Baroo 
ul  the  Exche(|ucr  1859. 

R*uJtn€»-  jB^  SuphM'a  OvHB.  DaUb. 


RIQRT  HON.  JOHM  D.  rm-OE&ALD  (Qaa»1  Bmich  Dlvlalon). 

Tohn  David  Fitz-Gekald,  y.C,  LL,D,t  son  of  the  laic  David 
(;enild«  Esq.,  merchant  of  Dnbltn,  by  the  el.  d.  of  the  Ute  David  L«by. 
of  I.ondno.     He  was  bom  1816,  anH  m.  ttt,   1846,  Roae.->who  died 
>f  the  Ute  John  O'Dooohor.  Uerof  D«bltn,  aadaadlv, 

c  MatikU  Mary,  d.  of  t!.  tt.-Col.  the  Hon.  A.  F. 

-  r  to  the  4th  Vbcoont  rtoumwcil.    Called  to  the  Bar  km 
Irr  O.Ci847.and  a  Bencher  oftheKfav's  IMS  i8s$.  Weal 

the  \:  fuhich  he  was  for  aonw  vr^n  the  leader.    Wa*  SoBcHoiw 

(^cnciml  tor  li  u.  and  Attorney  >m  April  1856  till  Maidl 

185S,  ami  atpt  tnd  l86o,  and  ^t  fur  Enaia  from  Joly  185a 

till  i860,  when  be  ua»  uude  a  Justice  of  the  Uuccu's  Bench.  Created  a  Privy 
Councillor  1856,  and  a  lion.  lLd.  of  Trin.  ColL,  Dublin.  1S7&  U  a  Com- 
■Mtaioncr  for  National  Edaoatioa  ia  Irdaad.  a  Coauaimioaer  of  t.lwiritiw  aad 


378  THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 

Endowed  Schools,  Visitor  of  the  Queen's  Colleges  at  Belfo&t,  Cork,  and  Galwa> , 
and  a  Governor  of  the  Hiliemian  Military  School. 

TiW^-BrtMla't. 

Rttidfnct-^^  Mcrrion  Square  Ea»t,  Dublin. 

Jm/— Kilouunock.  Kflliney.  co.  Dublin. 


RIOET  HON.  GERALD  FITZ-OIBBON  (Lord  JusUce  of  Appeal). 

Gerald  Fitz-Gibbon,  P,C.,  elder  son  of  Gerald  Fitz-Gibbon,, 
Esq.,  late  Master  in  Chancery,  by  Eleanor,  d.  of  the  late  John  Patterson,  Esq. 
He  was  bom  Aug.  28,   1837  ;  was  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  ;  obtainol  sth. 
1858,  Berkeley  gold  medal  1859,  sen.  mod.  and  gold  medal,  classics,  and  jim 
mod.  and  silver  medal,  hist.,  lit.,  and  law,  1859  ;  grad.  A.B.  1859.     In  18' 
he  m.  Margaret  Ann,  2nd  d.  of  the  Hon.  Baron  Fitz-Gerald.      Called  to  ll 
Bar  in  Ireland    i860,  and  to  the  Bar  in  England   at  Lincoln's  Inn,    1861  ; 
became  a  Q.C.,  1872  ;  was  Law  AdvLser,  Dubhn  Castle,  1876-7,  and  Solicitoi- 
General  for  Ireland,  1877-8  ;  appointed  Lord  Justice  of  Appeal  Nov.  1878. 

Cluh$ — Dublin  Univenity,  Garriclc 

Resiiirtues— 10,  Merrion  Square  North,  Dublin ;  Howth,  co.  Dublin. 


RIGHT  HON.  S.  W.  FLANAGAN  (Chancery  Division). 

Stephen   Woulfe   Flanagan,  P.C.y  son   of  the  late  Terence 
Flanagan,  Escj.,   of  Clogher,  co.    Roscommon,   by  Johanna,  d.   of  Stephen 
Woul^,  Esq.,  of  Tiermaclane,  co.  Clare.     He  was  lx>m  Aug.  181 7,  was  c  ' 
at  Paris,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin, — grad.  M.A.  1S37, — and  in  1851  m.  Mai 
d,  of  John  Richard  Corballis,  Esci.,  Q.C.  '  Called  to  the  Bar  in  Ireland  183 
and  made  a  Q.C.  Jan.  1858.     Was  Master  of  Incum])ered  Estates  Court  from 
1849  till  1858.    Is  a  J.  P.  for  cos.  Roscommon  and  Sligo.     Appointed  Judge  of 
Landed  Estates  Court  May  1869.     Sworn  a  Privy  Councillor  1 875. 

ClHhs — Athenzum  ;  St.  Stephen's  Green,  Dublin. 
RetidtMct-  ao,  Fitzwilliam  Place.  Dublin. 


HON.  M.  HARRISON  (Common  Pleas  Division). 

Michael  Harrison,  second  son  of  the  late  Robert  Harrisoi 
Esq.,  of  Ballymena,  co.  Antrim,  by  Jane,  d.  of  the  late  Richard  McKillop,  Es 
R.N.     He  was  l)om  Oct.  23rd,  1823,  and  was  ed.  at  the  Royal  Acatlemiad 
Institution,  Belfast,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin,  where  he  obtained  a  University 
S.  .  and  was  gold  medallist  in  Ethics,  and  grad.  B.A.    1846,   and 

s  .   M.A.     He  m.   1st,  Frances  Letitia  Boklcn, — who  died  1859,— 

oii:v  «t.  «jj  iiic  late  David  Davison,  Esq.,  solicitor  of  Dublin  ;  and  2n(lly,  Sophie 
Mary,  el.  d.  of  Jcimes  W.  Stronge,  Esq.,  of  Dublin,  M.D.     Called  to  llu  Bar 
in  Ireland  1849,  and  appointed  a  Q.C.  Feb.  1863.     Was  Solicitor-General  for 
Ireland  from  Aug.  31st,  1867,  till  Nov.  2nd,  1868,  and  Judge  of  the  Court 
Bankruptcy  Nov.  1868  till  Dec.  1878,  when  he  was  appoint^  a  Judge  of  tl 
Common  Pleas  Division. 

C/i«^-S.ickviIle  Street. 

Retidtmet—i,  Mountjoy  Square,  Dublin. 


jvDon  or  TNt  supiftioR  coum.— iKiLAinx         379 


JsLtnct  Anthony  Lawhon,  P.C,  100  of  James  Lainofi,  Eiq.,  of 

\VBieH'..r,i   l.v  MtuTf,  <L  of  Um  Uui  joteph  Antlutriv,  K^i      Ilr  wM  bom  1817, 

ana.  WaicrionI  Eadowvd  Schn  uid  01  I  n,or%rliicli  Im 

wa  td  gold  mcdaUieL  and  IVofcMor  ■  •iBy  ibcnDfton 

In  ift^a  he  m.  jaM,  d.  d.  of  S  i«.k.  £aq.»  of  Cork. 

4r  in  Ireland  iSjo^  and  madea  <v  'ixl  a  Bencher  of  the 

;v  I'ubUn,  1861.     Waa  Law  AdviMriuincuruwnin  lidand  |8$S:Q^ 

<  ;«aeNd  lor  Ireland  iMi-c  and  Attoraejr-GenonI  for  Irelaiid  ttibs 

^•'>     Sworn  a  member  oftbe  Privy  CottncU  of  Irtland  i86s«  and  of 

iHTa    It  a  ViM.Pi«rideal  oftbe  DubUn  Statbtkal  So.,  and 

rcturet  on  PoUtloal  Eoonomv,**  and  nomcrooa  article*  on  law 

iu,  Ju.     AppofaUed  fntrlb  Tttftice  of  the  Common  Plena  Dec  l868»  and 

r  tbe  Irifth  Orarch  Comnumioncn  July  1869.     Ui 

"  m  Jttljr  1865  ti 

for  the 


Univ.  of  Dnhlin  1857.     Sal  for  PortaHineton  from  Joly  l86s  tOl  Nov. 
\  when  be  was  an  iiwccnwfMl  candidate,     waa  a  Commimii 


a  SeAl  from  March  tiU  De&  1874. 

/«l»-it««ra.  KIMm  Sifwi. 


BIOBT  BON.  OBOROS  A.  C.  MAT  (Lord  Chief  Joatloa  of  IralaadX 
'■'-"-'  Am^usiusC*' •  "    •  r  May,  y.  C  son  of  the  Rev.  Edward 
•T  of  licU.  )ieth«  el.  d.  of  tbe  Ute  William  Sinclair, 

— iJliam,  CO.  .\ lIe%ra»bom  1815,  was  ed.  at  Shrewibnry 

•ol.  and  at  M^dalene  CoU.,  Camb.  (Bell's  Univ.  Scholar,  and  1st  dam 

-  Cbuiical  and  alto  in  tbe  Mathematical  Tripos),  and  m.,  1853,  Olivia,— 

1876,— d.  of  Sir  Matthew  Barrii^itoo,  and  bart.     Called  to  tbe  Bar 

1  1&44.  and  became  a  Q.C.  1865.     Was  Law  Adviser  to  tbe  Crown 

'    '  .  1874  to  Nov.  187$,  and  Attorney-General  there  Nov.  187c  till 

n  be  was  appointed  Chief  Justice  of  Ireland.     UnnicceMniTly 

> -...ckicrgos  (C.)  1874. 


HON.  ITSAftNB  B.  MZLLBR  (Judffe  of  Bankrnptcy  Ooort) 
no  liall  Miller,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  George  Miller,  M.D., 
>,  by  KliiatxTth,  (1.  of  Kul>crt  Ball,  Esq.,  of  co.  Wicklow.     He  was 
....  ...I    .,  •>..  I...  .1  V  ».      A-T^agh,  andatTrin-Coll.,  I>ublin,and 

;  utherfoofd,  Km\^  of  liublin.     Called 

cd  a  Q.C.  1852.     Sat  as  M.P.  for 

V  1^59,  when  be  was  an  nnsnccemftU  can- 

int^  a  jodge  of  the  Bankruptcy  Comt 


EIOST  RON.  nOHASL  MORRIS  (Lord  Chief  JoaUee  of  t&o  Coi 

Mith.icl  M«>Kkis,  /\C.,  ci.  son  of  the  bie  Mania  Morris,  Esq.,  of 

Spi<ldal,— a  magistate  of  the  oa  of  Galway,— by  Julia,  d.  of  Charim  fiiak^ 


380  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 

Esq.,  M.D.,  of  Galway.     He  wu  born  1827,  and  was  ed.  at  Erasmus  Smith 
Sch.,  Galway,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  ;  grad.  B.A.,  first  senior  moderatui 
and    gold   medallist,    1847.     In   i860  he   m.  Anna,  d.   of  the  Mon.  Baron 
Hughes,  one  of  the  Haronsof  the  Court  of  Exche^uerin  Ireland.     (    n.wi  t,..)^. 
Bar  in  Ireland  June  1849,  and  appointctl  a  Q.C.  tcb.  1863.     Was  I  IT 

of  Galway  1850,  Recorder  of  Cialway  from   1857  till   1865,  Solid  ^  il 

for  Ireland  from  July  to  Oct.  1866,  and  Attorney-General  from  Oct.  1806  till 
March  1867,  and  Justice  of  the  Common  Pleas  1867-76,  since  when  he  has 
been  Chief  Justice  thereof.  Is  a  P.C.  for  Ireland,  a  Commissioner  of  Naiioniil 
Education,  a  I.  P.  for  Galway  co.,  and  a  .Senator  of  the  Roy.  Univ.  of  Ireland. 
Sat  as  M.  P.  for  Galway  from  July  1865  till  March  1867,  and  introtluccd  in 
1866  the  "Attorneys  and  Solicitors  Bill,    Ireland,  1867. 

C/wAx— Athcnzum,  Dublin  Univeraity. 

RetuUnce—i,  Fitrwilliam  Place,  Dublin. 

Jm/— Spiddal.  Galway. 

HON.  JAMES  O'BRIEN  (Queen's  Bench  Dlyislon). 
James  O'Brien,  son  of  the  late  James  O'Brien,  Esq.,  of  Limerick. 
He  was  l)om  Feb.  27th,  1806,  was  e<l.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin,  grad.  B.  A.  1826, 
M.A.  1832,  and  m.,  1836,  Mar^ret,  d.  of  Thomas  Seagrave,  Esq.,  of  Dublin 
Called  to  the  Bar  in  Ireland  1830,  made  a  Q.C.   1841,  and  a  Serjeant-at-la 
1848.     Appointed  a  Justice  of  the  Queen's  Bench  Jan.  25th,  1858.     \^^-  Ml 
for  Limerick  from  Oct.  1854  till  his  elevation  to  the  Bench. 
Residence— (fi,  Stepheo's  Green  South,  Dublin. 

RIGHT  EON.  BARON  O'HAOAN  (Lent  Chancellor). 

Thomas  O'Hagan,  P.C.^  ist  Baron,  only  son  of  the  late  Edward 
O'Hagan,  Elsq.     He  was  born  May  29th,    1812,  and  m.   1st,   1836,   M"-    - 
who  died  1868, — d.  of  the  late  Charles  Hamilton  Teeling,  Esq.,  of  I 
2ndly,  1871,  Alice,  youngest  d.  of  Col.  Towneley,  of  Towneley,   Lane: 
Called  to  the  Bar  in  Ireland  1836,  and  became  a  Q.C.  and  Bencher  of  li. 
Kind's  Inns  1849;  was  for  several  years  Assistant  Barrister  for  co.  Longfon! 
and  sometime  Queen's  Serjeant,  Solicitor-Gen.  for  Ireland  1860-61,  Attomc\ 
Gen.  for  Ireland  1861-5,  *  Justice  of  the  Court  of  Common  Pleas  in  Irelan 
1865-8,   and  Lord  Chancellor  of  Ireland  186S-74.     Sat  as  M.P.   for  TraK 
(Z.)    1865-8;   is  a  Commissioner  of  National   Education  and  of  Charital  ! 
Donations  and  licquests,  a  Senator  of  the  Roy.  Univ.  of  Ireland,  and  Presidci. 
of  the  Statistical  Society  of  Ireland. 

Crra/i><»— Baron  O'Hagan,  of  Tullahogue,  in  the  county  of  Tjrrone,  b  the  Peerage  of  1). 
United  Kingdom,  1870. 

C/«^*— Athcnarum,  Reform,  Devonshire,  Dublin  University. 
Residencts—-^,  Rutland  Square  West,  Dublin;  19,  Cho»ham  Place,  S.W. 

RIGHT  HON.  HENR7  0BM8BT  (Chancery  DlvUion), 

Henry  Ormsby,  P.C,  son  of  the  Rev.  Henry  Ormsby,  rector  of 
Kilspier,  co.  Meath,  He  was  bom  1812,  was  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin, — 
grad.  A.B.  1834, — and  m.,  1840,  Julia^  d.  of  Henry  Hamilton,  Esq.,  of 
Tullylish,  co.  Down.  Called  to  the  Bar  in  Ireland  in  1835,  and  made  a  Q.C. 
1858.  Nominated  to  the  Solicitor-Generalship  in  Ireland  a  few  days  before 
the  resignation  of  the  Conservative  Ministry  in  1868.  Reappointed  Solicitor- 
Geoeial  March  1874,  and  made  Attorney-General  and  Privy  Councillor  January 


JUDGES  OP  TRI  tVPraiOR  OOVKTt.— IKCLAlfO.  38 1 


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udHrorilwkiivTTiiM. 


MOBT  MOW.  0.  PALUB  (Lord  OktaT ; 
ChrUtophcr  Pallks,  y.C.  LL.D.^  son  of  Andrew  Chriitopher 
Idi,  Em)..  of  Utile  Momt  Pilki,  eo.  Gitvi.  bjr  Elonor,  d.  d.  of  Maihev 
;     itcA  Plunkrn,   F.w).,  of  St   MamrrtV   Dahltn.     He  wat  f»<>m  Dec  S5lllt 
1^31.  «  ^  Nmigowc*  WooiF  n,— md. 

KA.ht  jniuidMid  meiL  >.  l86(\~ 

arvl  II)  .  i><  .'.  Kllcn.  only  d.  of  iKe  U(c  Ucirn  Uuylc,  Eaq.,  u/  DuUin.  Called 
to  (he  Hir  >M  Itrlooil  |K<3.  and  made  aQ.C.  Pel».  l86f.  Wm  Solidtor-G^ncral 
for  Iraiand  1871,  and  Alloraqr-Geacnil  l87a-4,  hi  Feb.  of  %rhich  latter  jrev 
he  WM  appobiiad  Lord  ChieC  Baraa  of  the  Exchequer.  U  a  J.P.  fcr  00.  Meath. 
Sworn  a  Privy  Cooodllor  for  Iidaad  1872.  UtMooooMlblly  coinawad  Loodoo- 
deny  city  (Z,)  Nov.  187a. 

CtuU    hximwmmk,  lafan^Dawai 
at.  PkrHllifUB  PiMa. 


KUmr  MOIt  EDWAED  fUUnTAV  (OhABOtry  DiTtaloai 
Edwanl  Sullivan,  /'.C,  cl  son  of  Edward  Sullivan,  Esq.,  oC 
Dublin,  fonnertyof  Mallow.  He  was  born  182a.  and  was  ed.  at  Middktoo  Sch^ 
ct>.  Cork,  and  at  Trin.  Coll..  Dublin  jgrad.  B.A.  1844.  and  obtained  tevcfml  tinea 
dtiuMr-6nt  hooori  in  Science  and  Cbaikiw  b  an  ex-tchdar  of  the  Univ.,  and 
wax  AiKJitoroftheCblL  HbtoricalSa  184$.  101850  he  m.  Beak  loaepldDc^ 
a.  of  the  late  Robert  Bailev.Eao.,  of  Cork.  Called  to  the  Bar  in  Irdand  18A 
bcvamo  a  Q.C.  i8c8,  and  Seneant-at-law  186a  Was  Law  Adviser  to  the 
Cruuii  in  IrcUnd  1861-5.  SoUdtor-Gcneral  for  Ireland  i86c<6,  and  Attorney- 
General  for  Ireland  from  Dec  1868,— when  he  was  created  a  Privy  Cbandllor, — 
antil  Nov.  1869,  when  he  was  appointed  Master  of  the  RoUi.  Sat  as  M.P. 
for  Mallow  from  July  1865  UU  Nov.  18691 

C/bfc    Rafcm.  Ailiwy>  Cork.       Mmi^tmn  jb.  PkiwOBuB  Phot.  DobBa. 

HOK.  JOHN  P-B.  TOWHIUUD  tfadf*  oT  the  Admlrmlty  OonrtX 
John  Fii/  Hcnr)'  Townshend,  LL,D,t  son  of  the  laic  Henry 
Totrmhcmi.  Km]  .  ].  P..  of  Malmaison.  Castlc-Townshend,  00.  Cork,  ht  Annie, 
d.  of  the  Rev.  Philip  lioman,  of  Surock,  co.  Westmeath,  and  sister  of  the  late 
Sir  Wilharo  Jacksion  Honum.  Bart.  He  was  bom  Jan,  i8ll,  %nu  ed.  at  Trin. 
Coll..  1  Hibltn.  -grad.  LL.D.  184J,— and  m.,  1840,  Ellen.— who  died  1878, —d. 
of  the  Rev.  (kor|;e  AraMtronf;,  Chancellor  of  the  Cathedral  of  Roml  Galled 
to  the  Bar  in  Ireland  1834,  and  made  a  Q.C.  1864.  Was  a  member  of  Grav's 
Inn.  1%  a  f  P.  for  co.  Cork,  and  Judge  of  the  Admiralty  Coon,  to  which  he 
wa*  aptx.intc.l  Nov.  4th,  1867. 


P.  W.  WALUi  (!««■•  «r  OMfi  «f 

Frederick  Willum  Walsh,  Q.C,  LLD,  Called  to  the  Bar  in 
befauKl  i8j6,  became  a  Q.C.  t8— ,  and  a  Bencher  of  the  Kintr't  Intu  1S71. 
Appointed  a  Judge  of  the  Court  of  Bankruptcy  1879. 


382  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


RIOBT  BON.  ROBERT  R.  WARREN  (Judge  of  Probate  Coortl 
Robert  Richard  Warren,  P.C.^  LL.D.,  only  son  of  Henry 

Warren,  E*q.,  and  grandson  of  the  late  Sir  Robert  Warren,  3nl  Kirt.,  by 
r    ■  \.  of  the  Rev.  W.  Stewart.    He  waslwm  1817,  was  e<i.  at  Trin.  Coll.. 

1'  ul.  B.A.  with  gold  medal  1838,  and  subse<iuently  LL.  I)., — and 

ni..  .  ,  .  ;  ifv.  <!  nfChnrlfs  Trrn',  F>'].,  of  Cork.  Called  to  the  Bar  in  Ireland 
lS;w.  iir  :  .  «,'  »  is^s.  :  ,,'.  K  :i.  In  of  the  King's  Inns  1865.  Was  Soiicitor- 
Cicncni  loi  III  I. It,  i  tioin  M.ircii  till  Aiij^ust  1867, — when  he  was  created  a  I'rivy 
Councillor  in  Ireland, — and  Attoniey-General  for  Ireland  from  August  1867 
till  Dec,  1868,  when  he  was  appointed  Judge  of  the  Probate  Court.  Author  of 
pamphlets  on  "  Public  Education  in  Ireland."  Sat  for  Dublin  University  from 
August  27th,  1867,  till  Nov.  1868.  Is  a  member  of  the  Kcprescnialive  Body 
of  the  Church  of  Ireland,  and  Chancellor  of  the  united  Dioceses  of  Cashcl, 
£mly,  Waterford,  and  Lismore. 

C/ifiif— Carlton,  Kildare  Street,  Dublin  Univeraity. 
la,  Fitzwilliam  Square  East.  Dublin. 


SCOTLAND. 


HON.  LORD  ADAK. 

James   Adam,    son   of  James   Adam,    Esq.,   Solicitor  of  tb^ 
Supreme  Courts  of  Scotland.     He  was  bom  Oct.   1824,  was  ed.  at  the  Uni 
of  lulinbumh.  and  m.,    1861,    a  d.   of  John  Beatson-Bell,   Esq.,   W.S.,   ^ 
Glenfarg,  N.B.     Called  to  the  Bar  in  Scotland  1849.     Was  Advocate- Deput 
in  1858.  1866,  and  1874,  and  Sheriff  of  Perthshire  1874-6.     Appointed  a  J ud-r 
of  the  Court  of  Session  Nov.  1876,  and  of  the  Court  of  Justiciary  Dec.  1876. 

C/««^*— Athenxiim,  University  (Edinburgh).  * 

Residence— \o.  Great  Stuart  Street,  Edinburgh. 

HON.  LORD  RUTHERFORD  CLARK. 

Rutherford  Clark,  LL.D.^  second  and  only  surviving  son  of  the 
late  Rev.  Thomas  Clark,  D.  D.,  of  Edinburgh,  by  Grace,  sister  of  the  late  Right 
Hon.  Andrew  Rutherford,  a  Lord  of  Session  by  the  title  of  Lord  Rutherford. 
Called  to  the  Bar  of  Scotland  18—.  Was  successively  Sheriff  of  Invernes';, 
of  Haddingtonshire,  and  of  Berwick,  Solicitor-General  for  Scotland,  ai 
Dean  of  Faculty.  Appointed  a  Judge  of  the  Court  of  Session  1875,  with  tl 
title  of  Lord  Rutherford-Clark. 

Club — Edinburgh  University. 

i?M>i^MCv— Edinburgh. 

HON.  LORD  CRAIGHILL. 

John  Millar,  LL.D.y  son  of  the  late  John  Hepburn  Millar,  Esq., 
merchant,  of  Glasgow.  He  was  bom  181 7,  was  ed.  at  the  Universities  of 
Gla-sgow  and  Edinburgh  ;  is  LL.D.  of  Gla.sgow ;  m.,  1863,  Elizabeth,  el.  d.  of 
the  Hon.  Lord  Neaves.     Called  to  the  Bar  in  1842,  and  made  a  Q.C.  in  1868. 


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a  Lofd  oC  8«iik»  ia  Joly  1874.  with  the  tide  of  Lo>d  CnufMU. 
LoitlarjwlkkffylST^ 
CtmU^ htkvmmm,  Jmdm  Otflui.  N««,  fgilianfc  Vthmtkr, 

BON.  LOED  OVftimiLL 

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M  ,>ointod  a  JadfeoCtheCoart  of 


HOV.  LORD  D£AI. 
Sir  George  Deas,  son  of  the  laic  Francis  Dcas,  Esq.,  of  Falk- 
laiul.  Ktfc«htre,  by  Maipuct,  d.  of  the  late  David  Moyo,  Lm|.  He  waa  bora 
Jan.  7th,  1804,  was  cd.  at  Terth,  &c.,  and  at  the  Unir.  oi  Ldtabofgh,  A.M. 
k^mfrmrim,  1836,  and  m.  I  ft,  l8i8,  MaraareC,— who  died  1850^—01117  d.  of 
thr  •—  vviv— r  Vi^.A  K»q.,  Wnter  to  the  S%Del,  and  Clerk  of  Teinds  for 
^  ^.dly,  d.  of  the  late  Joteph  Oatnun,  Eaq.,  and  oouia 

.1  James  Outnua,  Bart.,  G.C.B.     Called  to  the  Bar  of 

^.  r  from  1840  till  1841,  and  from  1846  till 

i.s^  tnarty  i850-5i,  and  Solidtor-Gcncfml  for 

2k  \^  of  the  Court  of  Scflskm  1853.  with  the 

tit!  '  ourt  of  Jtutidary  1854,  and  was  knighted 

ia  I 

^*.  Hftwoodhai,  Sbom,  Laaariiitilw. 

iiON.  LORD 


Patrick  Frasbr,  Dean  of  Faculty,  was  appointed  a  Judge  of 

the  Coart  of  Sc^ion  Feb.  4th,  i88l. 


RIGBT  HON.  LORD  GLBIOORflB  [8m  Lord  /VSttOt  OMMmlJ. 

RIGHT  HON.  THE  LORD  JUSTICE  CLERK  [See  Bam  HaMmCl 

RIGHT  HON.  THE  LORD  JUBTIOI  OIVIBAL. 

John  Inglis,  /' '      ''      '      '  '   ^    son  of  the  late  Rev.  John 
Ii^lis,  D.D.,  of  01 !  Imrgh.  a  Dean  of  the  Cliapcl 

wpXt  and  a  Rojral  c , ~ v    ioria,  d.  of  Abraham  IHuaaore, 

Xsq..  of  Kollcfann,  Devonshire.     He  was  born  iSiO^  and  was  ed.  at  the  H%h 
School  of  lultnborvh,  at  the  Univ.  of  Glasgow,  and  at  Balliol  ColL,  Odbid. 


where  he  grad.  B.A.  1814,  M.A.  1836^  and  Hon.  D.CL.  1859  ;  b  also  Hoa. 
LL.D.  of  Aberdeen,  of  Glaigow,  and  of  £dialMUgh.   la  184a  he  bl  the  jroaagm 


384  THB  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 

d.— who  died  1855— of  the  Hon.  Loid  Wood.  Called  to  the  Bar  of  Scotland 
1835;  ^^""^  ^'^'''-••or-(»encTal  from  Feb.  till  May  1852,  and  Lord  Advocnt"  f"^ 
SooUati  V  till  Dec  in  the  lame  year,  and  from  Feb.  till  Juiu 

Dean  «>!  ilty  of  .\dvocates  Nov.   18^2-58,  Lord  Rector  of  Ah. 

Univ.  1857,  ami  Ix>nl  Rector  of  Glasgow  Univ.  1865.  Was  Lortl  Justice  Uci 
in  Scotland,  antl  Trcsidcnt  of  the  2nd  Division  of  the  Court  of  Session,  wii' 
the  title  of  Ixml  (llcncorsc,  from  June  1858  till  Feb.  1867,  when  he  wn 
appointcil  I^rd  Justice  (icncral  and  President  of  the  Court  of  Session.  Wa 
M.P.  for  St.imford  from  Feb.  till  July  1858.  Created  a  Privy  Councillor  1859. 
Insullcd  .IS  Chancellor  of  the  Univ.  of  Edinburgh  April  1869. 

C/«^J— Athenaeum.  Carlton,  New,  Edinburgh  University. 

Rnidtncf—yo,  Ahercroml  ie  Place,  Edinburgh. 

•S'M/^GkncorN  Houm,  Midlothian. 

HON.  LORD  LEE. 

Robert  Lee,  seventh  son  of  the  late  Very  Rev.  John  Lee,  D.D., 
LL.D.,  M.D.,  Principal  of  the  University  of  Edinburgh,  a  Dean  of  the  Chapel 
Royal,  and  one  of  Her  Majesty's  Chaplains  for  Scotland,  by  Rose,  d.  of  the 
late  Rev.  Thomas  Masson,  D.D.,  Minister  of  the  parish  of  Dunnichen,  in  the 
county  of  Forfar.  He  was  bom  1830,  was  educated  at  the  Edinburgh  Academy, 
and  at  Edinburgh  University,  and  m.,  1854,  Catherine  AUcyne,  d.  of  the 
late  George  Augustus  Borthwick,  Esq.,  M.D.,  F.R.S.E.,  Edinburgh.  Called 
to  the  Har  of  Scotland  1853,  appointed  Procurator  for  the  Church  of  .Scotland 
1869,  Sheriff  of  Stirling  and  Dumbarton  1875,  and  Sheriff  of  Perthshire  1877. 
Appointed  a  Lord  of  Session  April  1880,  with  the  title  of  Lord  Lee. 

Residenct — a6,  Chariotte  Square.  Edinburgh. 

BIGHT  HON.  BARON  MONCREIFF  (Lord  Justice  ClerkX 

James  Moncreiff,  P.C.^  ist  baron  and  a  baronet,  second  son  of 
the  late  Sir  James  Wellwood  Moncreiff,  9th  bart.,  of  Tullibole,  Kinross -shire, 
—a  Lord  of  Session  in  Scotland  by  the  title  of  Lord  Moncreiff, — by  Anne,  d.  of 
Capt. James  Robertson,  R.  N.  He  was  bom  Nov.  29th,  181 1,  was  eel. at  the  High 
Sen.  and  at  the  Univ.  of  Edinburgh,  and  in  1834  m,  Isabella,  only  d.  of  Robert 
Bell,  Esq.,  of  Edinburgh,  Advocate  and  Sheriff  of  Berwick  and  Haddington,  and 
Procurator  of  the  Church  of  Scotland.  Called  to  the  Bar  in  Scotland  1833, 
and  was  Dean  of  Faculty  1858-69.  Was  .Solicitor-General  for  .Scotland 
from  Feb.  1850  till  April  1851,  and  Lord  Advocate  from  April  1851  till  Feb. 
1852,  from  Dec.  1852  till  March  1858,  from  July  1859  till  July  1866,  and  from  * 
Dec.  1868  till  Oct.  1869,  when  he  wxs  apjjoinled  Lord  Justice  Clerk,  and  created 
a  Privy  Councillor.  Was  created  a  Baronet  1871,  and  a  Peer  1873.  I^te  Ivord 
Rector  of  the  Univ.  of  Eldinburgh.  Is  a  D.  L.  and  a  J.  P.  of  Edinburgh,  a  D.L. 
of  Kinross-shire,  and  a  Lieut. -Col.  Edinburgh  Rifle  Vol.  Sat  as  M.P.  for  Leith 
District  (Z.)  from  April  1851  till  May  1859,  for  Edinburgh  from  that  date  until 
Nov.  1868,  and  for  the  Universities  of  Glasgow  and  Aberdeen  from  Dec.  1868 
till  Oct,  1869.  When  in  Parliament  he  successfully  introduced  and  carried 
numerous  bills,  inUr  alia,  the  "  Repeal  of  Tests  in  .Scottish  Universities  "  1853, 
•*  Repeal  of  Tests  in  Scottish  Parochial  .Schools"  i860,  "Valuation  of  Lands 
(Scotland)"  1854,  and  "  Bankruptcy  (Scotland)"  1856. 

CreatioH — Baron  MoncreiflT,  of  Tullibole,  Kinrosk-shire,  in  the  Peerage  of  the  United 
Kingdom  1873.     A  Baronet  1871. 

C/mA«— Broola's,  Reform,  Athenaeum. 

Coumtty  R*sidtMe*^t6,  Great  Stuart  Street,  Edinburgh. 


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BOM.  LOED  mU%M, 

l>avui  Mure,  ihrni  ion  of  ihc  Ute  CoL  Willu      V  ^,  of 
Caldwell.  Vice-Ueut.  at  ca  lUafrw,  bjr  Aaat,  eL  d.  of  thr  '  toMi 

llumcr-RUir.  la  but.  ;  b  crmdioo  to  Um  late  WOIkm  Marr.  r.^i  .  MP. 


fur  RMfrtwdure  1^42-6^,  aad  htoclMr  of  CoL  Mun,  who  «m  M.F.  for  the 
ftAiM  00.  l&46-5$.  He  WM  boni  Nov.  iSio-  w&%  ed.  at  Wertmimtcr  SdumU 
Aivl  atjKe  Univ.  of  CaUibiiifkb  ud  m.,  n,— whodiod  ift^^— <d.  of 

,  Edfadmnh*  iod  10  Um  Btr  ifl 

foaior  Covmd  Um  tbc  Cnnni  1S43-6  tn 


luhn  Tud,  Em).,  of  KirkldlU  Edfadmigh*  iod  lo  Um  Bar  ia  Scotland 

l)ec.  1831  :  «a«  one  of  llMJaakir  CommcI  fur  tbc  Cmwa  iSiJ-^ 
Shcfiff  of  PertlMhifa  iSu-S^  Solidtor*GeMnl  Cor  SoocJaod  ftom 
AprUi859,aiidLotd  Advocala  of  ScoUaad  from  April  dUrn«lt$9.  Kcpre- 
•eated  tbt  ca  of  Bala  la  ParUaaaal  from  May  IM  till  Jaau  iSm,  whoa  Iw 
waa  appoialad  a  Jadfa  of  tlio  Coart  of  Sewfaa,  wfth  iha  coartaqr  tltla  of  Loid 


More.  Appoialad,  l874«*I^(vd  of  jttiticiarjr.  UaD.UoftlMcityof 
aadcob  01  Bala. 


BOlf.  LOU)  tBAVD. 

Alexander  Bums  Shand,  ZZ.A,  son  of  the  late  Alexander 
Shaod.  £m}.,  of  Abeideeo.  He  was  bora  Dec  ijth,  1828,  was  ed.  at  Glaiffoar 
and  Ediabaish  Uaivenitiai^  Hon.  LLD.  of  Glaacow  1873.  Married  b  1857 
KmQv  Mereltna,  d.  of  the  late  Tohn  Clarke  Mejrmott,  Eik).,  LciMter  Square, 
I>ondoo.  Called  to  the  Bar  Nov.  1853  ;  appotalcd  Advocate- Depute  l86i. 
Sheriff  of  Kincardioe»hinB  Nov.  t86a,  and  Sheriff  of  Haddiagtoo  and  Berwick 
Nov.  1869.  U  a  D.U  of  Edioborgb city.  Appointed  a  Judge  of  the  Court  of 
Dec  1872. 

N.a 

RIGHT  HON.  LORD  TOtnrO. 

George  Y«»rN<.,  I.!.. P.,  son  of  the  late  Alexander  Young,  Esq., 
of  Roeefiekl.  Kir'>..  .1 !!  r .^ht.  l.y  M.uu.n.  d.  of  the  late  William  Conon,  Em). 
He  was  born  1S19.  u.\>  c  i.  at  I  Miufrics  and  at  the  Univ.  of  Edinbof)^ 
of  which  in  1871  h<  Ikvuih-  I  I.I>.  Married  in  1847  Janet,  d.  of  Geoffga 
Graham  Bell,  Etq.,  of  (  >  -  -     Called  to  the  Bar  of  Scotland 

iSio^  and  to  the  Bar  ;>le   1860;  amde  a  Q.C  Nov. 

1869.     It  a  Bencher  of  Was  Sheriff  of  Invtraem  dura 

ftom  iS^;  till  i860,  and  of  Haddington  and  Berwick  from  i860  till  1863; 
and  Solicitor-General  for  Scotland  from  Nov.  1862  till  Julv  1865,  and  from 
Dec.  1868  till  Oct  1869,  when  he  was  appointed  Lord  Advocalc  Created 
a  Privv  Councillor  1872.  Sat  as  M.P.  for  Wigtown  District  (Z.)  from  April 
1865  till  Feb.  1874.  Appointed  a  Loid  of  Semkm  aad  a  Loid  of  Jattkiuy 
Feb.  aoth,  1874. 

C/bi»-Bct»k»'«,  Rdbna,  EdtiOiintk  Vabmhy.  Ntv. 

JTMiAwv-iS,  Homy  Phwn,  tdiahunh. 


25 


386  THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


JUDGES  OF  THE   COUNTY  COURTS. 


J.  T.  ABDT. 

John  Thoinas  Abdy,  LL,D.,  soi^  of  Col.  James  Nicholas  Abcly, 

by  Charlotte  Gcorgiana,  d.  of  Thomas  King,  Esq.  He  was  bom  July  5th,  1822 ; 
was  ed.  at  Trinity  Hall,  Camb.,— LL.B.  1847,  Fellow  1850-54,  LL.D.  i8s2, 
— and  m.,  1854,  Marian,  second  d.  of  John  Hardwick  Hollway,  Esq.  Called 
to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  Jan.  1850.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Hertfordshire  and 
Eatex,  and  lecturer  on  Law  at  Gresham  College,  London.  Author  of  '*  Kent'^ 
Commentary  on  International  Law,"  and  "  Roman  Civil  Procedure,"  and,  with 
the  Rev.  Byran  Walker,  "Gaius's  Commentaries  Translated  and  Annotated, 
and  the  *'  Institutes  of  Justinian  Translated  and  Annotated."  Formerly  Regius 
Professor  of  Civil  Law  in  the  Univ.  of  Cambridge.  Has  been  Recorder  of 
Bedford  since  July  1870,  and  in  April  187 1  was  appointed  Judge  of  Circuit 
No.  38 ;  holds  courts  at  Braintree,  Brentwood,  Chelmsford,  Colchester, 
Dunmow,  Edmonton,  Hadleigh,  Halstead,  Harwich,  Hertford,  Haverhill, 
Maldon,  Rochford,  Romford,  Southend,  Sudbury,  and  Waltham  Abbey. 

Cl$t6 — Garrick. 

Residtrtet—Cnax  Baddow  House,  Chelmsford.  Essex; 

H.  TINDAL  ATKINSON. 

Heniy  Tindal  Atkinson,  S.L.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle- 
Temple  26th  Jan.  1844,  made  a  Setjeant-at-law  9th  Feb.  1864.  Was  Judge 
of  Circuit  No.  28  from  i6th  Dec.,  1870,  till  30lh  Sept.,  1871,  of  Circuit  No.  12 
from  Sept.  1871  till  22nd  March,  1875,  and  of  Circuit  No.  14  from  March  1875 
till  Aug.  1880,  when  he  was  appointed  Judge  of  Circuit  No.  55,  and  holds 
courts  at  Blandford,  Ik>umemouth,  Bridport,  Christchurch,  Crewkeme,  Dor- 
chester, Fordingbridge,  Lymington,  Poole,  Salisbury,  Shaftesbury,  Wareham, 
Weymouth,  Wimbome  Miaster,  Wincanton,  and  YeovU. 

Residence— \,  Uplands,  Wimbome. 

Clutmben—-\,  Ur  Johnson's  Buildings,  Temple,  E.C 

F.  a  BACON 

Francis  Henry  Bacon,  son  of  Vice-Chancellor  the  Hon.  Si: 

iames  Bacon,  by  Laura  Frances,  d.  of  the  late  William  Cook,  Es<i.,  of  Cb) 
lill,  Enfield.  He  was  bom  18 — ,  and  was  called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Init 
June  6th,  1856  ;  went  the  Eastern  Circuit,  and  practised  as  a  draughtsman  an<l 
conveyancer.  Appointed  Judge  of  the  Bloomsbury  County  Court  Circuit  No.  42. 
Nov.  1878,  and  also  of  the  VVhitechapel  County  Court  Circuit  No.  39,  1879. 

Residtnctt—Xf  Kenstngton  Gardens  Terrace,  W.  ;   Compton  Beauchamp,  Shrivenham. 
Berks. 

F.  BABROW. 

Francis  Barrow,  only  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Francis  Barrow,  Vicar 
of  Cranbrook,  Kent.     He  was  born  1821,  was  ed.  at  the  Univ.  of  0\'     ' 
grarl.    B.A.  1841,  and   M.A.  1844,  and  m..  1850,  Catherine  Clara,  d. 
hitc  Adm.  Thomxis  Dick.    Call^   to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  Nov.    1    ; ; 


jUDGKS  or  oouirrv  courts.  3S7 

Practised  u  a  ipwkl  pkMkr,  aikl  wmM,  the  H<nm  Cfaaiil.  k  •  J.P.  Car 
Kml  HMbMS  iUoofdtfoT  RochMlar  aiBce  1867.  AppoioMd.  Ai«.  ifitf^ 
lads*  oC  Cdnlj^Covta,  drnit  Na  M^  tad  holdi  eowti  al  Arii^Mfo^b- 


Zooch,  Bovra,  nriiHtwm,  HiackV>T»  Lttevtcr,  Lmgliboroi^thf  L4tt^«wo^tl^ 
Market  Boaworth,  Markd  H«rbonM«lv  Udum  Mowbray.  Naacaioo,  Oalrha«, 
Sumfurd,  and  UppiaglHUB. 


P.  lATunr 

Frmncis  Baylky,  ion  of  the  late  Rt  Hon.  Sir  John  Ba 
lit  bart,  fbnacHjr  a  Jodge  of  tha  Cam  of  Qooaa'a  Beach,  bjr  EUaal 
vfMHMoM  d.  of  John  Mariiett,  Eiq.,  oTMaopham  Coart  Lodn,  ICaaL  Hewaa 
bom  Pah.  6ih,  1803,  waa  ad.  al  Etoa,  and  al  Tria.  ColL,  Caaabi,  and  ml  let, 
Aa«.  18^  EliabetC.— who  died  1838, --d^d.  oC  Oie  buc  AleaanlerMaedoMld. 

Fraderick  Roalal. 

appofailad  Indp  of  tha  WartwiiaHei  Coaaty  Coart,  Cifcail'Na'4^  Dec  1849. 
Aathor  of  **  TrcaliM  oa  Fiact  and  Recovcriei,'*  and  editor  oc  5th  edilioa 
'*  Bayley  00  BUla.'* 

CA^-Uaia& 

r«M  Jf0Md^tmt0    M,  CtmM^lt^  T«rmn.  Hyd*  Park.  W. 


.  iBto^  EUabetii,— vmo  <lied  iBjs,— «i.  d.  oi  uie  late  Akwannernaaioaaiti, 
.  of  Wertaiimter ;  aad  aadhr,  April  1854.  Chariotla,  d.  of  the  late  Mom. 
brick  Roalet    Called  lo  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Teaiple  Jaae  i8«7,  and 


Edmond  Bealcs,  son  of  Samuel  Pickering  Beales,  Esq.,  of 
Ncwnhan,  Cambridge,  by  Martha,  d.  of  John  CurtU,  Em].  He  was  bora 
July  3nl,  1803,  was  ed.  al  Bory  St  EdaiUKU,  at  Eton,  and  at  Trinity  College, 
Camb^— giaT  M.A.,-«nd  m,  Eltxa,  d  of  the  late  James  Manhall,  E^ 
Maaager  of  the  Prorindal  Bank  of  Ireland,  called  **  the  fiuhcr  of  Joiat  Stock 
Haaka."  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Mkidle  Temple  l8ioi  Wu  Revising 
Rarrietcr  for  Mfcidlewi  i86s-66.  UaaacecMfally  coaterted  the  Tower  Hamlets 
186&  Author  of  varfoaa  pamphlets  oa  Polaad  aad  Qicassia,  and  on  Parlia- 
mcntnr)  Ivcform.  Was  Prnident  of  the  Reform  League  1865*9.  Appointed 
luU^c  oi  Circuit  Na  x$,  Sept.  1870^  and  bokis  conits  at  Ampthill,  Bedford, 
Kigglcswade.  Bishops  btortlbrd,  Cambridge,  Hitchin,  Huntingdon,  Newmarket, 
Ouadle,  Peterboroagh*  Royatoa,  Safiron  Waklen,  St.  Neota,  aad  Thrapaton. 

CM   CoMm 

MmUtmn    Osborm  Hoata.  Bokoa  Pawl— BoBth.  &W. 

P.  A  BBDWBLL. 

Francis  Alfred  Bedwell.  son  of  the  late  Francis  Robert  Bedarell, 
Esq.,  a  Registrsr  in  Chancery.  He  was  bora  March  1st.  1828,  and  was  ed. 
privately,  at  Clapham  Grammar  School,  and  at  St  John's  Coll..  Camb.,  of 
which  he  was  a  SchoUr,— grad.  &A.  aist  Wrawler  1841.  M.A.  1854.  In 
1857  he  m.  Sarah  Jane.  eL  d.  of  the  Ute  Thomas  Cuvdje.  Esq..  of  Ham|Mtead. 
Called  to  the  Bar  at  Liaoola's  Ian  April  185c,  and  practised  as  an  eqaitv 
draaghtsman  and  conveyancer  mitil  March  1874,  when  be  waa  Tirri  n Hilnil 
Jodge  of  Orcnit  Na  it,  HoUa  ooaru  at  Barasley.  Beverley.  BridUMloB, 
Great  I>rifficfcl,  GooK  Hedoa.  Howden,  Kii^itoo-opon-Httll,  New  Maltoa, 
Pocklington.  Pontc6act,  Scaitmoagb,  Selby,  and  Whitby,  b  a  J.P.  for  the 
EastR3ii«ofYorfcahira. 


MmUtmn    For  HaB,  Bridfc^>sa  Qaay.  Ynririkits. 


3^8  THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 

M.  BBRB. 

Montague  Bere,  Q.  C,  son  of  the  late  Montague  Baker  Bere,  Esq., 
CoQuniMJoner  of  Bankruptcy  for  Exeter  District,  by  Wilhdmin.i  Jemima,  d.  of 
the  late  Right  Rcy.  Dr.  Sandford,  Bishop  of  Edinburch.  He  was  bom  July 
9th.  1824,  and  u-as  ed.  at  Chcam  School  and  BallioT  Coll.,  Oxford  ;  gnd. 
B.A,  1846 ;  and  in  Aug.  1852  m.  Cecil  Henrietta,  d.  of  Capt.  T.  W.  Buller, 
R.N.,  of  Strcte  Ralegh,  Exeter.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  May 
1850^  made  a  Q.C.  June  1869,  and  went  the  Western  Circuit.  Is  a  T.P.  for 
Cornwall  and  Devon.  Was  Recorder  of  Penzance  from  Feb.  1857  till  May 
1862,  of  .South%nu>ton  from  May  1862  till  Sept.  1870,  and  of  Bristol  from  Sept. 
1870  till  June  1872,  when  he  was  appointed  Judge  of  Circuit  No.  59.  Holds 
courts  at  Bodmin,  Camelford,  Falmouth,  Helston,  Holsworthy,  Launceston, 
Liskeard,  Penzance,  Redruth,  St.  Austell,  St.  Columb-Major,  and  Truro. 

C/mi    United  University. 

Uttit/mc*    Griamone,  Horrabridge,  S.  Devon. 

W.  BERESFORD. 

William  Beresford,  third  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Gilbert  Beresford, 
Rector  of  St.  Andrew's,  Holbom.  He  was  bom  Feb.  19th,  181 7,  and  was 
ed.  at  Rugby,  at  King's  College,  London,  and  at  St.  John's  College,  Camb., 
— grad.  B.A.  1842.  Practised  as  a  special  pleader  1843-58,  when  he  was 
called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple.  Was  sometime  Dcp.  Judge  of  the 
Whitechapel  County  Court.  Appointed  Judge  of  Circuit  No.  31  Dec.  1877,  and 
holds  courts  at  Aberavon,  Carmarthen,  Cardigan,  Haverfordwest,  Lampeter, 
Llandilofawr,  Llandovery,  Llanelly,  Narl^erth,  Neath,  Newcastle-in-Emlyn, 
and  Pembroke  Dock. 

H esid^Mce— Alt-y-gGg,  Nantgaredig,  R.  S.  O.,  South  Wale*. 

T.  BRADSHAW. 

Thomas  Bradshaw,  son  of  the  late  J.  H.  Bradshaw,  Esq.,  by 
Catherine  his  wife,  daughter  and  coheir  of  Richard  Stuart,  Esq.  Bom 
17th  Oct.,  1824,  cd.  at  Eton  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford,  and  m.  ist,  the 
Hon.  Frances  Devereux,  only  d.  of  Henry,  14th  Viscount  Hereford,  and 
sometime  Maid  of  Honor  to  the  Queen  ;  and  2ndly,  Emily,  only  child  of 
Colonel  Halkett,  Coldstream  Guards,  and  grand-d.  of  Gen.  Sir  Hugh  Halkett, 
G.C.H.,  C.B.  (Baron  Halkett,  of  Hanover).  Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's 
Inn  1853.  Appointed  Secretary  to  the  Royal  Commission  on  Judicature  1867; 
and  Judge  of  the  County  Courts  of  Northuml>eriand,  Circuit  No.  i,  27th  Oct., 
1871.  Holds  courts  at  Alnwick,  Belford,  Bcllingham,  Berwick,  Gateshead, 
Hexham,  Morpeth,  Newcastle,  North  Shields,  Rothbury,  and  Woolen  Is  a 
J.  P.  for  the  counties  of  Northumberland  and  Durham. 

Xfsidfmcts—South  Bailey,  Durham ;  Court  House,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

S.  B.  BRISTOWE. 

Samuel   Boteler   Bristowe,    Q.C,   el.   son   of   Samuel    Ellis 

Bristowe,  Esq.,  of  lieesthorpe  Hall,  Nottingham.  He  was  bom  Oct.  5th, 
1822,  was  ed.  at  Trinity  Hall,  Camb.,  grad.  B.A.  1845,  became  a  Fellow 
1850,  and  in  1846  m.  Albertine  Eugenie  Elizabeth,  d.  of  M.  Jean  Jacques 
Lavit,  of  Paris.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1848,  and  became  a 
Q.C.  1872.     Is  one  of  Uie  editors  of  an  edition  of  **  Bums's  Justice."    Was 


JUDGES  or  OOUMTY  COURTS.  5S9 


KtwvkHMi.Ti«M  tnm  April  iSio  tUf  MaicIi  iOo^  tiiS  «m  m 
candidut  in  AHtt  iSSa    ApfMiMl  Jalft  of  Oicirfl  No.  tj.  J 


lUootdw  <dS9wuk-im'Tnmtnm  Jm.  till  April  iSya     StA  m  U.?.  ht 

^Htt  iSSa    Appohi«l  Jalft  of  Oicirfi  No.  tj.  , 
eo«m  fti  Btccki.  B— aiy,  Bwy  Su  Kdawida,  DIm,  m, 
Halonrofth.  llaHMon.  iMwtdi.  LowvMoA.  MildaUMOl,  Siiiiwmrfhim, 
OMtfkcc,  Woodbridec  Mid  Yurmoatli. 


Mut^DktOi\< 


a  P.  Di  OAZLLAED. 

Canui:  r      .  ,rd,  only  child  of  the  btc  Mont. 

Caraillc  T. '  ihm  Fraaeb  anajr,— who  «m  dAogemttly 

wooadcd  at  im  T  S.  Sih,  1814,— iwpbew  of  the  kl« 

the  btc  Mom.  Jem  Aadrc  CftOlud, 

der  ue  ^  1  (ni>ir^  held  vsriow  oftoet  of  di^ 

tinctioa.     He  « .  pnvateljr,  mm!  m.  lit,  1850^ 

EouBM  Looitt,  nfr  d.  of  the  kle  VfawcnC 

StodMy  Rmoli!  'm  ;  2ndljr,  187a,  Amy 

Urmia,  widow  01  xn'%  Court,  Donet,  and 

yoongcr  d.  of  the  luc  Aicxan<i<  field  Place,  Berio, 

Called  to  the  Ifair  at  the  Inner  Tc  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.  1. 

for  Wilu  aod  a  J.P.  (or  Somenct  -•No. 

4th.  1859.  and  holds  coofta  at  Bar  ,n, 

SiMllMiry,  Deviaei,  FrooM^  MariU  mpla 
Trowbridge,  Wanninster,  and  ^\ 
Ha 


J.  p.  OOLLDDL 

John  Fnmcis  Collibr,  son  of  the  late  John  Collier,  Esq.,  of 

Plymouth.  Deiroa,  a  merchant  and  shipowner,  who  waa  M.  P.  for  Plymoatk 

18^-41,  by  Emma,  ath  d.  of  the  late  Robert  Porrett,  £m).,  of  North  Hill 

Hou4e.  nrar  Plymouth,  and  brother  to  the  Rieht  Hon.  Sir  Robert   Porrett 

(  fthe  ludidal  Committee  of  the  Privy  CoondL    He  was  bore 

j  vu  ed.  at  Winchester,  and  m.,  Feb.  1860^  Frsnces  Anne  Jane, 

"  '  rrt  Francis  Jenner,  Esq.,  of  Wenvoe  Castle,  Glamoina* 

;  the  late  Rt   Hon.   Sir  Herbert  Jenner  Fast.     Called 

!  r  Trmnlc  June  1859.    Joint  author  with  the  hUe  CbL 

I'l;""    •'  V  Law."    Is  a  J.  P.  for  the  county  of  Lanca- 

^! vr-      w  iron  Ian.  1870  till  Aug.  1873,  when  he  was 

uf  Circuit  Na  6  ;  holds  courts  at  Liverpool,  Ormsldrfc, 

Hcffiwrt,  bam  1W4.  and  l«0< 


w.  B.oooa. 
William  Henry  Cooke,  Q.  C,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  William  Cooke, 
M.  A.,  Vicar  of  Bromyard,  and  a  J.P.  for  Herefoidahire  {  ed.  at  Qafetd,    grad. 
M.A..1847.    Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  loMrTMiqilejMWQlh,  1837.— of  which 

Inn  he  U  a  Bencher, —oikI  upnt  the  Oxibfd  Qroui;  made  a  Q.U  1863.     la 


390  THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 

Recorder  of  Oxford,  tnd  aJ.P.  for  Norfolk  and  Herefordjihire.  Was  Judge 
of  County  Courta,  Circuit  32,  1868-74,  when  he  was  transferred  to  Circuit 
36.  Holds  courts  at  AI)inj;<lon,  Hanbuiy,  Bicester,  Bracklcy,  Huckinj;;ham, 
raringdon,  Kettering,  Nortlmmnion,  Oxford,  Tliame,  Towccster,  Wanlai^e, 
Wellingborough,  Witney,  and  Woodstock. 

C/mAt— CariUm.  UnJted  Univemty. 
CAamt«f$    t.  Temple  Garden«,  E.C 
Jttndencr^4»,  Wtmpole  Street.  W. 

H.  COX 

Homersham  Cox.     Bom  182 1.     Ed.  atTunbridge  School,  and 

at  Jous  Coll.,  Cainb. ;  grad.  M.A.  18 — .  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner 
Temple  1851.  Was  a  Royal  Commissioner  to  enquire  into  Corrupt  Practices 
at  elections  for  Beverley,  1869.  Author  of  *' Treatises  on  the  Dirferential  and 
Integral  Calculus,"  "The  Institution  of  the  English  Government,"  "  Antient 
Parliamentary  Elections,"  "The  Law  and  Science  of  Antient  Lights,"  &c. 
Ai>|>ointed  Judge  of  Circuit  No.  28,  Nov.  187 1,  and  as  such  holds  courts  at 
AiMrrystwith,  Bala,  Builth,  Corwen,  Dolgelley,  Hay,  Kington,  Knighton,  Llan- 
fyllin,  Llanidloes,  Machynlleth,  Newtown,  Portmadoc,  Presteign,  Pwllheli, 
Rhayader,  and  Welchpool. 
AVxi^M<3r— Tonbridge,  Kent. 

W.  T.  B.  DANIEL 
William  Thomas  Shave  Damkl,  Q.C.j  son  of  the  late  W^illiam 
Daniel,  Esq.,  of  Burton-on-Trent,  by  Elizabeth,  only  child  of  the  late  William 
Wilkes,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  Stanton  House,  Derbyshire.  He  was  bom  March  17th, 
1806,  and  m.  1st,  Septemljer  1830,  Harriet, — who  died  1838,— el.  d.  of  John 
Mayou,  Esq.,  of  Coleshill ;  and  2ndly,  1840,  Sarah,  onlv  d.  of  the  late  Rev. 
A.  W.  Trollope,  D.D.,  Head  Master  of  Christ's  Hospital.  Called  to  the  Bar  at 
Lincoln's  Inn,-  -of  which  he  is  a  Bencher, — Feb.  1830,  and  made  a  Q.C.  1851. 
Was  Recorder  of  Ipswich  from  May  1842  till  Nov.  1848.  Appointed  Judge  of 
Circuit  No.  11,  March  21st,  1867,  and  Joint  Judge  at  Leeds  1875  I  holds  courts 
at  Burnley,  Bradford,  Colne,  Keighley,  Otley,  and  Skipion  ;  also  holds  courts 
at  Lee<ls  for  Equity  and  Bankruptcy  only.  Was  a  member  of  the  I^w  Digest 
Commission,  and  originator  of  the  system  of  Law  Reporting  established  under  the 
superintendence  of  the  Council  of  Law  Reporting,  of  which  he  was  Vice-Chm. 
Unsuccessfully  contested  Tamworth  1859  and  1805. 
Jl fxideHC*— Thorleby  House,  Skipton.  Yorkshire. 

J.  B.  DA8ENT. 

John  Bury  Dasent,  el.  son  of  the  late  John  Roche  Dasent,  Elsq., 
Attorney-General  of  the  Island  of  St.  Vincent,  West  Indies.  He  was  bom 
Dec.  22nd,  1806,  was  ed.  at  Westmiaster  Sch.  and  at  Trin.  Hall,  Camb.,  where 
he  was  first  in  the  1st  class  in  Law,  1827,  and  is  m.  to  Jane  Camden, — who 
died  1880, — 3rd  d.  of  the  late  Mark  Dver  French,  Esq.,  barrister-at-law,  of 
the  Island  of  Tortola,  West  Indies.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple 
April  1833,  and  was  from  Oct.  1858  to  Nov.  1859  Judge  of  County  Courts, 
Circuit  No.  I,  when  he  was  appointed  Judge  of  Circuit  No.  40,  where  he  holds 
courts  at  Shoreditch  and  at  Bow.  Is  Chairman  of  the  Lord  Chancellor's 
Committee  for  framing  the  roles  of  the  County  Courts. 

RttuUmct—ts,  Warwick  Road,  Paddingtoo,  W. 


jUDOBs  or  oouimr  oourts.  391 


T 

^      Tuu  Eu.isoN,  born  Sq>t  27th,  1818,  and  ed  at  St  Mmry't 

H:uit.     Called  lo  the  Bar  at  Grair'»  Ina  Jan.  joth,  1844,  and  in  Nuv. 

I501  Mra«  appoteudjadfs  of  Omtt  Na   13.      Ilotdt  ooofU  ac  GloMOp^ 


T.  rALOOmOL 

Thomis  Faixoner,  son  of  the  Utc  Rev.  Thomas  Falconer, — 
rormerlT  FtUow  of  Cbrpua  ChriiU  ColL,  Odbrd,  and  who  «u  grmndsoo  of 
W.  FalcoMr,  Etq.,  Roeofdor  of  CiMMor,  and  of  EHnbrth  Wntwmham,  aoat  of 
Rkfaaid  WObrabaat.  Etq..  of  LailMB,  If  .P.  for  CbMltr  1761-91.    Hb  faiber 


m.  Fraaoi*.  lwii«»  of  UMtCoL  Robert  lUitt,  of  iIm  and  Reel.  He  was  bora 
June  J$th.  iSoc.  %ira.«  ol.  at  F^Itntmrvh.  and  b  oaoianied.  Called  lo  the  Bar  at 
Lincoli  >tag  Barftacr  far  FfaMbory,  ibe  Tom 

Hamlet  !i  i840^~«bca  be  rerigiied,— and  ia 

l8(0  wa*  mUccuU  lu  be  ihc  !*y  the  Goveraor— (be  Earl  of  Elgin— 

and  ibeCooacU  of  Canada,  to  the  boondarka  between  tbal  pwmnce 

-n.!  the  province  of  New  Brttn«wicK.  and  in  Joljr  1851  was  appointed  Colonial 

craiary  of  Wcrtere  Aostralia.  U  a  J.P.  for  the  coa.  of  llonmonth,  Gb- 
-i^traan.  and  Brecknock,  a  FeUow  of  the  Royal  Gcogfaphical  So.  and  of  the 
GeolQgioal  So.,  and  one  of  the  two  mtrrMtm  nMabeiv  of  the  London  Con- 
raittee  of  the  So.  for  the  DiAuion  of  Uiefol  Knowledge  (i8%o).    Antbor  of 

Caaes  of  Controverted  ElectioM,**  **The  Oregon  Qnotioa,'  **  On  CoontT 

ofta,**  **  Voyage  of  St.  PuU,"  and  on  **Sanianiei.'*  Ac  Waa  appoiated 
of  Circait  Now  %0c  Dec.  aand,  1851,  and  bokia  ooorU  at  Abcidaia, 
k,  Bridgend,  Merthyr-Tydvil,  Poolyprkki,  and  SwaMca. 

K*ndmtM'VA.  MnaiBiiiliiMM  ;  il.  Roy^  Cnmwm,  Batk. 


judge  of 
Brvcknocl 


William  Wynne  Ffoulkes,  fourth  son  of  John  Powell  Ffoulkes, 
{..  of  Eriviat,  00.  Denbigh,  LieuL-CoL  Royal  Doibig^  Militia,  by  Caroline 


inr,  2nd  d.  and  cobeiren  of  Capt  Hubert  JocelTn,  RJf.,  of  Stantaad  Baiy. 

llerta.     He  waa  boni  Inly  14th,  i8ai,  waa  ed.  at  Shrewsbury  School  aid 

Jotu  Coll..  Oxford,— dected  Scholar  1843.  grad.  B.A.  1844,  M.A.  1847, 

And  m.  tat,  1854,  Elisabeth  Benedicta,— who  died   1858,— atxth  d.  of  ibc 

Kcv.  K.  C  Howard.  D.D..  Canon  of  Bangor :  .  i    ;<>.  Heater  Marr,  third 

d.  of  the  Rev.  George  Heywood,  Rector  of  !  »evon.     Called  to  the 

Bar  at  Lincoln'a  Inn  Nov.  lyrd.  1847,  and  wcui  m*:  ^vttb  Wales  and  Charter 

Circuit ;  was  Revising  Barrister  1872-4,  and  CoinMbrioner  of  Ksfhcat,  rhfiim 

and  North  Wales,  1875.     Ia  a  j.P.  for  Cheabire  and  Chester  tky.    Was 

appointed  May  6th,  1875.  Judge  of  Circuit  Na  7.    Hokb  courts  at  Altrincham, 

Birkenhead,  Leigh,  Nonhwich.  Runcorn,  Warrington,  and  Wigan. 


■.fOBTBOU^ 

Matthew  Fortcscui,  sod  of  the  late  Joseph  Fortescue,  Esq., 
by  Mary.  d.  of  the  Utc  Dr.  James  Monnser.  He  was  bom  May  18th.  i8om^ 
and  waa  ed.  at  Quccn'»  ColL,  Cambu,  giatL  B.A.  i8j8.  M.A.   1S31.  and  m. 


392  THE  JXTDICIAL  BENCH. 

1st,  Margaret  Eleanor,  d.  of  K.  C.  Lcgeyt,  Esq.,  and  2ndly,  Maria  Jane,  d.  oi 
T.  K.  Bowvear,  Esq.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  Nov.  22nd,  1839. 
and  went  the  Home  Circuit.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Devonshire,  and  in  (Jet.  1857  wa> 
appointed  Judge  of  Circuit  No.  58.  Holds  courts  at  Churston  Ferrers, 
Cnediton,  wt  Stonehouse,  Exeter,  Kingsbridge,  Newton  Abbot,  Oakhampton, 
Tavistock,  Torquay,  and  Totnes. 

J.  W.  DE  LOMQUSVILLE  OIFFARD.  . 

John  Walter  de  Longueville  Giffard,  el.  son  of  the  late  Stanley  | 
Lees  GiflTartl,  LL.D.,  of  the  Middle  Temple,  Barrister-at-law,  by  Susanna  Mr-ir^, 
el.  d.  of  Frank  Moran,  Esq.,  J.  P.,  of  Downhill,  co.  Mayo,  ana  is  brother  1 
Hardinge  Stanley  Giffard,  M.P.,  Q.C.  He  was  bom  18—,  was  cd.  privauly, 
and  at  Merton  Coll.,  Oxford, — girad.  M.A.  1844, — and  in  1849  m.  Emilie, 
second  d.  of  the  late  D.  B.  Scott,  Esq.,  of  Ingham,  co.  Norfolk.  Called  to 
the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1843.  Author  of  the  series  of  "  Small  and 
Giffards"  and  "Giffard's  Reports  (Chancery)."  Was  appointetl  in  March 
1875  Judge  of  Circuit  No.  12,  and  holds  courts  at  Dewsbury,  Halifax, 
Holmhrth,  Huddersfield,  Saddleworth,  and  Todmorden. 

/sttu  living— Tyfo  sons,  Sunley  Lccr  Smyihe  and  Hardinge  Frank ;  and  two  daughters, 
Constance  Stanley  and  M.-igdulcne  Georgina  de  Longueville. 

Addreu—Coanxy  Court,  Halifax. 

W.  T.  GREENHOW,  See  pa«e  418. 
W.  D.  GRIFFITH. 

W.  Downes  Griffith.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple 
1855.  Appointed  Judge  of  Circuit  No.  25,  June  1877,  and  holds  courts  at 
Oldbury,  Walsall,  and  Wolverhampton. 

Addreu — County  Court,  Wolverhampton. 

SIR  RICHARD  HARINGTON.  Bart 

Richard  Harington,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Richard  Harington, 
D.D.,  Principal  of  Bra.senose  Coll.,  Oxford,  by  Cecilia,  d.  of  the  Rev.  Samuel 
Smith,  D.D.,  Dean  of  Christ  Church,  Oxford.  Bom  May  20th,  1835  ;  ed.  at 
Eton,  and  at  Christ  Church,  Oxford, — B.A.,  2nd  class  Classics  and  1st  class 
Law  and  Modem  History,  1857;  M.A.  i860;  B.C.L.  1863;  Vinerian  Law 
Scholar  1858.  In  i860  he  m.  Frances  Agnata,  2nd  d.  of  the  late  Rev. 
Robert  Bisooe,  Rector  of  Whitboume,  Herefordshire,  and  a  Prebendary 
of  Hereford.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  1858,  and  in  the  same  year 
gained  a  certificate  of  honor.  Was  a  Revising  Barrister  for  East  Worcester- 
shire Aug.  1865,  and  a  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate  from  Nov.  3rd,  1871, 
till  Jan.  6th,  1072,  when  he  was  appointed  Judge  of  Circuit  No.  34,  and  in 
the  same  year  was  transferrer!  to  Circuit  No.  22  ;  holds  courts  at  Alcester, 
Bromsgrove,ChippingNorton,  Coventry,  Daventry,  Evesham,  Pershore,Redditch, 
Rugby,  Shipston-on-Stour,  Solihull,  Southam,  Stow-on-the-Wold,  Stralford- 
on-Avon,  and  Warwick.  Is  a  J.  P.  and  a  D.L.  for  Herefordshire,  a  J.  P.  for 
Warwickshire  and  Worcestershire,  Chairman  of  Quarter  Sessions  for  Hereford- 
shire, and  a  Fellow  of  the  Architectural  So.  of  Oxford.  Succeeded  his  cousin, 
Sir  John  Edward  Harington,  loth  bart,  1877. 

C/«A— Arthur'*. 

i?«fu<n«cr— Whitboume  Court,  WoroeiMr. 


jVDon  or  coxnrrr  ootmrt.  395 


J.H.nEBBET. 

John  Manrke  Rbkbirt,  too  of  John  Lawrence  Herbert,  Ew)., 

or  Nrw  TIall.  ctt.  MiHitLtMiMTv.  W  Tovcc  Suiaaaah,  d.  ai  C.  Joam,  Eiq.,  of 

luly  i(th«  iSoS,  wwM  td.  fti  tht 

oil,  Camtk.,  of  which  he  wa»  « 

iw.    grad.  B.A.  lii ,  iSu.    ood  Bk  lit,  Mary  Ame,  eL  d.  of 


rloltOid.  ollhe  V 
Btf  at  Uaooln 


CO.   MootffoncfT:    mdly.   Maxr 
<IViHtyHddw,Conwmll.    OOMto 
Wm  Airi«m  TMw  aad  Copjrbold 
>ru4iikiii«  Um  AwwrfniiiMB  Maaofi  of 


ibc  Duchy  of  Con)««  dbnl,  Monmomh,  CUmomta. 

and  Radnor,  ami  a  I  and  Cambridge  Phflotoiifical 

Appobtr^  .  1S47,  and  holds  coorts  at 

tnootn,  Kcwpoft,  Polity- 


isavcMiy, 
J,Roi^Ti 


piK»i,  RoM,  Tmicjjar,  anu  t  »k. 


■.aOUMTD. 

Henry  Hof.novD.    Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple 

Oxfocd  Cfoait.     Appointed,  May  i88ol  Jodfc  of  County 

.'6.  and  holds  conits  at  BvrUem,  Chcadtc,  Hanley.  Ixclt, 

"'-^ri  Drayton,  Newcaitle-onder-Lyme,  Rngdcy,  Staflbcd, 

.  Tunstall,  and  Uttoaeter. 

'♦  T<wpfe,  EC 

W.  A.  BULTOV. 

Willi  LTON,  second  son  of  the  late  Lieut-CoL 

"  <  'aroHne,  d.  of  the  late  John  Hooke  Campbell,  Esq.. 

c.     lie  was  born  Oct.  18th,  180s,  and  was  callM 
>  U-  1  unc  29th,  1837.     Is  a  I.  P.  of  Lancashire,  aad 
MCtions.'*    Appointed  Jodffe  of  County  Conili, 
is  courts  at  Accrington,   Bh^kbuni,  Cborley, 
CI.:  u^ilcn,  Kirkham,  Lancaster,  Poulton,  and  Preston. 

.  Ptmioo. 

0.  HtTTTOIf. 

Crompton  Hutton.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple 
Dec.  1S53.  Appointed  Judp  of  County  Courts,  Qrcutt  Na  5,  187a,  and  as 
such  holds  courts  at  Bacup,  Bolton,  Bury,  Oldhsin,  and  Rochdale 

JtmUmn    Otttmoad  Lo^f,  Pi— Bkh,  MisrliiMw 

T.  B.  niOHAM. 
Thcophilus   Hastings   Iv  >nly  soo  of  the  late  Ignatiiit 

laeham,  Kn^j  .  of  I„ist  M^fton.  .  and  Pimndson  of  the  Rev.  "" 


■M  Lady  Maf|prct  Ingham,  5lh  d.  uf  the  7th  Earl  of  HuntiQedon.  He  was 
bom  July  i»h,  1806,  and  m.,  1819,  Mary,  only  chUd  of  John  ThooMoa,  Esq. 
Ckllcd  to  the  Bar  at  tho  Inner  Tample  May  1814.     Was  farmrly  a  Com- 


394  THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


of  Bankrupts.  I«  Recorder  of  Clitheroe,  Judge  of  County  Courts, 
Circuit  No.  \  (anoouitcd  1847),  in  which  capacity  he  holds  courts  at  Alston, 
AniMi^iHc,  Appfrhy,  B.irrow-in-Fumcss,  Brampton,  Carlisle,  Cockermouth, 
1  •  .  Kendal,   Kirk  by  Lon.sflale,  Penrith,  Settle,  Ulverstone, 

^  -)wn  ;  a  U.L.  and  a  I.  P.  for  the  West  Riding  of  York- 

shire, a  j.  i  .  tor  I  uniDcrland,  Westmoreland,  and  Lancashire,  and  a  Governor 
of  Gigglcswick  and  Skipton  Grammar  Schools. 
Rti-.*"    '     ^' ffouse,  Skipton. 

B.  M.  KERR. 

Robert  Malcolm  Kerr,  LL.D.^  el.  son  of  John  Kerr,  Esq., — 

formerly  Commissary  Depute  of  Hamilton  and  Campsie,  and  Writer  to  the  Signet 
in  Glasgow, — by  Elizalxith,  d.  of  Alexander  Malcolm,  Esa.,  of  Glasgow,  mer- 
chant. He  was  bom  June  5th,  1821,  and  was  ed.  at  the  Univ.  of  Glascow,  of 
which  he  is  LL.D.  Called  to  the  Bar  in  Scotland  Feb.  i8th,  1843,  and  to  the 
Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  Jan.  28th,  1848.  Acted  for  several  years  as  Deputy  Judge  of 
the  County  Courts  on  North  Wales  Circuit,  and  was  apjx>inted  May  5th,  1859, 
Judge  of  the  Sheriffs'  Court,  London  (now  the  City  of  London  Court),  and  one 
of  the  Commissioners  of  the  Central  Criminal  Court  Is  a  Commissioner  of 
Lieutenancy  for  the  City  of  London,  a  J.  P.  for  Dumbartonshire,  Middlesex,  and 
the  City  and  Liberty  of  Westminster,  author  of  several  legal  works,  inter  alia^ 
*'  An  Action  at  Law,"  and  editor  of  *'  Blackstone's  Commentaries,"  4  vols.,  &c. 
Unsuccessfully  contested  Peterborough  Feb.  1874,  and  Kilmarnock  District 
April  1880. 

C/m^— Athetueum. 

Town  Retidence—j,  Chester  Terrace,  Regent's  Park,  N.W. 

8IE  RUPERT  A.  KETTLE. 

Rupert  Alfred  Kettle.  He  was  born  Jan.  9th,  18 17,  m., 
1857,  Mary,  d.  and  heiress  of  the  late  William  Cooke,  Esq.,  of  Merridale, 
Staffordshire,  and  was  called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  June  14th,  1845. 
Is  a  D.L.  and  a  J. P.  and  Assistant  Chairman  of  Quarter  Sessions  for  Stafford- 
shire, a  J.  P.  for  COS.  Worcester,  Hereford,  and  Merioneth,  a  member  of  the 
Wolverhampton  School  Board,  and  author  of  several  pamphlets  on  subjects 
relating  to  political  and  social  economy.  Was  knighted  1880  for  his  services  in 
connection  with  the  establishment  of  Boards  of  Arbitration  between  employers 
and  employed.  Appointed  Judge  of  Circuit  No.  23,  Oct.  19th,  1859,  and 
holds  courts  at  Bromyard,  Droitwich,  Dudley,  Great  Malvern,  Kidderminster, 
Ledbury,  Stourbridge,  Tenbury,  and  Worcester.  Is  one  of  the  standing  com- 
mittee for  framing  the  rules  of  the  County  Courts. 

C/«^— Reform. 

RtsuUHcet—limdalc,  Wolverhampton  :  Glan-y-<lon,  Towyn,  Merioneth. 

P.  M.  LEONARD. 
Patrick  M.  Leonard,  el.  son  of  Stephen  John  Leonard,  Esq., 
of  Queen's  Fort,  Tuam,  co.  Galway,  by  Barbara  I>etitia,  d.  of  D.  Blake,  Es(i.. 
and  granddaughter  of  the  late  Sir  Walter  Blake,  Bart.     He  was  born  June 
1821,  was  ed.  privately,  and  at  Trinity  Coll.,  Dublin,— grad.  M.  A.,  1846,— a 
m.,  Nov.  1855,  Mary,  2iid  d.  of  the  late  John  Pearson,  Esq.,  of  Tandndgc 


L 


jVDon  or  oouNTY  ooumTi.         395 


Stiff«r.    Called  10  Om  Bsr  tf  Lfawoto'k  Im  Jul  1847,  tad  pmeiktd  m 

nrrranoer  ud  •q«il7  diavgblHBMb     AppoiMtd  Jndf*  of  OiaiH  Na  51, 

.  1874  {  hokb  ecwru  at  Alloa,  Aadovor,  HariiMntnlio,  Bbhop't  WdthMw 

«poft  (blooTWiglttk  PMHwiild,  ^MiMOirtli.  Ronwr,  Ryi^  SooiIm«p. 

>iad  WiMdMNorTli  oMter  of  ••  PiMdoMi  of  FlMidiv  i«  Ei^ 

-wuty  Coan*." 

MttUmim-j.  niMr  SUMI.  Pwfc  Lmm.W.;  Ktidd.  WInrtliir;  Qmm'*  Fett. 
Tiuai.  ea  Gttlvay. 


J^ 


■.UOTO. 

Horatio  Lloyd,  kmi  of  the  late  K^lwtrd  Watson  Lloyd,  Esq., 

Jionounr  and  Oerk  of  the  Crows  for  the  ooi^  of  Chetfcr  and  Flint.     lie 

born  Sept.  a9th,  1839,  wna  «L  at  Roanll,  and  b  ox  to  Harricttc. 


•—  >1ooonuw  Lekh  Rkby,  Em|.,  of  Hawaiden,  Rintahim.  Called 
he  Middle  Temple  May  185a  t  «r«nt  the  Novth  Walca  and 
on  which  he  was  Coomd  to  Her  MajeitT't  Mhu  and  to  the 


1  a  Reririag  Baniiler.     Appointed  Reamler  of  Chertcr  Febw 
>f  Lcemtaff  and  rnm't  ••Practior  of  Qnarter  ScMkxM,*'  and  of 
ih.  ion  of  ♦Hi  .ut«  of  Practical  Utflity  in  the  OtO  and 

Cri:  aistnition<'  .Vc.     U  a  J.P.  for  the  00^  of  Chcrter  and 

Kh;  -""      hjc4  cnc»tcr.  and  Dcpuiy-Chm.  of  Quarter  'iwainni  fsr 

Chr  xf  Jodfe  of  Qrcuii  No.  39.  Oct.  5th.  1874  ;  holds  coorts 

at  IL.  „  ..  a.Chciter.  Conway.  Denbigh,  Flint.  Holyhiad,  HolyweU, 

LbiMhidno,  Uangefni,  Uai^len,  Uanrwvt,  Mold,  Ruthin,  St.  Ataph,  and 
Wrexham. 


J.  J.  LOnOALB 

James  ]ohr  »  'v-'>alb,  second  son  of  the  late  James  Lonsdale, 

£•«)., — an  cmi:  bjr  Jane,  d.  of  Edward  Thornton  Esq..  of  Lancaster. 

He  w^^  toirn  \, ...  J...,  iSio^  was  ed.  at  Univ.  ColL,  l^ondon,  and  m.,  1st, 
185  ;  laitkia,~who  died  in  1866,— only  d.  of  the  late  Samuel  lamea 

Aril  r  Orchard  House,  WaltooHM'Thames,  and  widow  of  Dr.  mrtiert 

Ma)<>.  1  i^  >.  ;  ami  andlir,  1878,  Pnidentia  Sarah  Jeflcncn,  only  child  of  the 
hue  T.  JcruTM^m  Hogg.  Esq.,  of  Norton  House,  near  Stockton-on-Tees,  and 
widow  of  the  late  TT  T.  Arnold,  Esq..  a  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate; 
Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincobi's  Inn  Nov.  sand,  i8j&  Was  far  tome  tima 
Secretary  to  the  Criminal  Law  Commi»»ioo.  Has  ben  Reoorder  of  Folkestone 
since  1S47.  and  was  County  Court  Jndge  of  Circnit  Na  11  from  Feb.  14th, 
185^.  t  1  MArch  loth,  1867,  when  he  was  appointed  Jodce  of  Circuit  Na  48* 
fa  ^'  ty  he  hokb  courts  at  Bromley,  Dartfoid,  Gravcsend,  Maidstonab 

Ro.  noaka,  Sheemesa,  Tunbridce.  and  Tunbridfe  WcUi.     b  a  D.U 

*\  a  J.P.  for  the  West  Riding  of  Yorkshife,  and  amhor  of 

T  .nal  Uw  of  Enghmd,**  the  article  00  «•  Crimfaal  Uw**  fa 

w  (t.>i  c.... .M  lU  J^mmy  Qrf^airfe,  a  lecture  on  ** The  ImpoitaMe  to  all 

of  a  genera]  aoqnafataoee  with  the  Crimmal  Law,**  awl  **SpecfaMa  of 


attempt  to  give  a  doaar  EagBah  Verve  Trauklation  of  the  Odes  of  Horace 
[Bouk  I.)  than  has  hitherto  been  maiic 
C/»^  -Ralbtak 
Km^fmcm   Ths  Owiata,  8afdpSiW  KcM  ;  Tburkby  Hgwac.  M«r  Skipcoa.  YoiiAlare. 


Z9^  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 

▼.  LUSHnfOTOV. 

Vernon  Lushincton,  Q.C.^  fourth  son  of  the  late  Rt.  Hon. 
Stephen  Lushtngton,  by  Sarah,  d.  of  the  late  Thomas  William  Carr,  Esq.,  of 
Fnxrnal,  Hampstead.  He  was  bom  1832,  was  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb. 
(B.C.L.  18—),  and  m.,  l86c.  Jane,  d.  of  Francis  Mowatt,  Esq.,  formerly  M.P. 
for  Cambridge.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1857,  and  became  a 
Q.C.  1868.  Was  Dep.  Judge  Advocaie-Gen.  1865-9,  and  Secretary  to  the 
Admiralty  1869-77.  Ao|X)intcd  Judge  of  Circuit  No.  45  Oct.  1877.  and  holds 
courts  at  C!hertscy,  Croydon,  Kpsom.  Famham,  Godalming,  Guildford,  Hunger- 
ford,  Kingston,  Newbury,  and  Reading. 

Rtsidtmctt—jft,  K«iuiiigtoa  Square,  W. ;  Pyborts,  Cobham,  Surrey. 

A.  MARTINEAU. 

Alfred  Marti neau.     He  was  born  1820,  was  ed.  at  Univ.  Coll., 

London,  and  Trin.  Coll.,  Cambridge  (B.A,  1 84 1,  1st  class  Classics),  and  was 
sometime  a  Fellow  of  his  College.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  Nov. 
1846.  Was  Judge  of  County  Courts  Circuit  No.  25,  1872-77,  when  he  was 
transferred  to  Circuit  No.  — ,  and  in  the  same  year  was  transferred  to  Circuit 
No.  50,  and  holds  courts  at  Arundel,  Brighton,  Chichester,  Cuckfield,  Dorking, 
East  Grinstead,  Hastings,  Horsham,  Lewes,  Midhurst,  Petworth,  Reigate,  Rye, 
and  Worthing. 

/?Mi<i!nicf— Fatrligfat,  oear  Hastings. 

W.  J.  METCALFB. 

William  James  Metcalfe,  Q.C.^  son  of  the  late  Rev.  W. 

Metcalfe,  Rector  of  Foulmire,  Cambridgeshire.  He  was  bom  181 8,  was 
ed.  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Camb., — grad.  M.A., — and  m.,  18 — ,  Agnes  Mary, — 
who  died  1874, — d.  of  Thomas  Vaughan,  Esq.,  co.  Galway.  Called  to  the  Bar 
at  the  Inner  Temple  May  1845,  and  auj>ointed  a  Q.  C.  1873.  Was  Recorder  ot 
Ipswich  from  Nov.  1866  till  Dec.  1874,  since  when  he  hxs  l)een  Recorder  of 
Won*'ich.  Appointed,  Nov.  i,  1879,  Judge  of  County  Courts  Circuit  No.  54, 
and  holds  courts  at  Axbridge,  Bristol,  Wells,  and  Weston-super-Mare. 

Club  -St  Stephen's. 

Rtsidtnce—'^ooAy^^  House,  White  Ladies'  Road,  Cliftoa. 

E.  J.  METNELL. 

Edgar  John  Meynell,  of  Kilvington  Hall,  Thirsk,  and  The 

Fryerage,  Yarm,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Meynell,  Esq.,  of  the  .same  places, 
by  .Mary,  d.  of  the  late  John  Wright,  Esq.,  of  Kelvedon  Hall,  Essex.  He  was 
bom  Feb.  1st,  1825,  was  ed.  at  Ampleforlh  Coll.,  York,  and  m.,  1856,  Maria 
Louisa,  youngest  d.  of  the  late  R.  S.  .Short,  Esq.,  of  Edlington,  Lincolnshire. 
Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  May  1852.  Has  been  Recorder  of 
Doncaster  since  July  1870.  Appointed  Judge  of  County  Courts,  Circuit  No.  2, 
1873.  Holds  courts  at  Biihop's  Auckland,  Durham,  Hartlepool,  Seahara 
Harbour,  Shotley  Bridge,  SouUi  Shields,  Sunderland,  and  Wolsingham.  Is 
a  J. P.  for  CO.  Durham. 

Retid*nce—\y\A  Eivet,  Durham. 

Stmta—Thtt  Fryerage,  Yarm ;  Kilvington  Hall,  Thirsk. 


JUDGES  or  oovimr  oovrts.         397 


M^  MoTTtRAM,  C^*t  son  of  Chftriet  Motteram,  Esq..  met- 
fF«1sbMtoa.WanHciGdkii«.   HewMboni  May  i6ch.  1817,  irMed.atibe 
'  Md  m.  lil«  l$i9,SArali,— who  died  l85$,~«o«aecf« 
M.A^  RMdcr  oT  the  Hon.  So.  oT  Gnf% 
9L  d.  at  Hem.  Anmmtt  Colbruit.  of 
to  the  Bv  at  tht  Ifllldlo  Teni|»le  i8$i, 
a  Q.C  JaM  l97«,  and  a  Bcndier  of 
ApMlnlad  Tadte  of  Coaoty  Coorta,  Cborit  No.  ai.  Jane  187^ 
crmm  3t  BinRliigQaiB,  Tamwotth,  and  Alhcff^ooa.    I»  a  J. P.  for 
v^ick,  and  a  nombaroTtha  Staadfa^  Coayaittat  for  ' 
xmty  Conrtt. 


<.  I>r.  ;<ilMMea\B«adfa^  Tm^  V.,C 


a 
si>oRrr,  S.L.,  third  son  of  the  late  C.  F.  Petersdorfi; 


:cnham.     HejvaA  bom  Nov.  4th,  1800^  and  m.,  1847, 

Icy  Street.  W.  WaicaUod 

ihc  Bai  Ai  the  liuief  Temple  Jan.  1833,  joined  the  liome  Circoit,  and  made  a 


uie*  Mallock,  Eiq.,  of  78.  Harlcy  Street.  W.  Wai 


r)eaat-&t*Uw  1858.  Wat  lomcttme  one  of  the  Coanad  to  the  Admiralty, 
I  by  order  of  the  lumb  of  the  Admiralty  he  oompOed  a  complete  coPectfao 
the  ttatatec  relating  to  the  Navy,  to  shipping,  porta,  and  harbooit.  Antbor 
..  A  f-^  .^ca)  AbcUgoMttt  of  the  Common  and  Statate  Law  aa  at  nttamt 
"  and  odMT  ^fd  woilta.    Appointed  Jodffe  of  Omit  Na  57, 


and  bdUa  eooitaat  Axmintfcr,  Barmtaple,  Bidefefd,  Bridgwater, 

i  >n.  Ijuigpibrt,  Sooth  Moltoo,  Taantoo,  Tivertoo,  TorratftoiL 

\N  ul  WilUton. 

<].  HuUy  SiTMi.  CavndUi  Sqaarau 


I.F.  FBICB. 

Edwin  Plumcr  Price,  Q.C,  son  of  the  late  Hioinas  Price,  Esq., 
of  '  !«,  CO.  Yoric,  by  Eliia,  d.  of  Hall  Plumer,  Etq.,  of  Slocktoo 

II  ire.     He  was  bom  March  13th,  1818,  was  ed.  at  Sl   Peter's 

S«  -  )  at  Uncohi  ColL.  Oxford  {  grad.  1838,  and  m.,  1841,  his 

c  I.  and  coheir  of  John  Harrison,  Esq.,  of  Ripley.  Surrey. 

C.  r  at  the  Inner  Temple  Tan.   1S41.  and  %vent  the  Midland 

Circuit.     Appointed  a  Q.C.  1861.  Recor  ^  1 866,  and  Jodge  of  Circoit 

No.  33  Oct.  sih,  1874.     Holds  cooru  ui  >ufh,  Aylsluun,  Downham 

Market.  East  Dereham,  Elv.  Fakenham.  Hull,  King's  Lynn,  Little  WaUaf- 
batn.  March.  North  WsJaham,  Norwich,  Soham,  Swaffbam,  Thetfoil 
\V  ^     nd  Wi 


•4.««ldMiK«a^8.W. 


TMipl«.E.C 


Arundel  Rogers,  son  of  T.  Rogers,  Esq.,  of  HcUton.     He  was 

bom  l8~.  was  cd.  at  Trinity  Hall,  CamU,  and  m.,  1870^  Ellen,  d.  of  the 
hue  Laurancc  Gwynoe,  Esq.,  LL.D.,  of  Cambrian,  Tetgnmooth.  Called  to 
the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  l86«,  and  went  the  Westera  Ciiodt  Aaihor  of 
•*Tbe  Uw  of  MiBOB,  Miaeiala,  and  Qnasries,'* and  of  "A  TVeatiH  opoa  the 


398  THE  JUDICIAL  BINCH. 


Tudicatiare  Acts."  Appointed,  Feb.  6th,  1879,  Juilgc  of  Countv  Courts  Circuit 
No.  27,  and  holds  courts  at  Bishop*s  Castle,  Bridgnorth,  Cleobury,  Mortimer, 
Hereford,  Leominster,  Ludlow,  Madely,  Newport,  Oswestr}*,  Shrewsbury, 
Wellington,  and  Wem. 

CJkmmdfrt^i,  Paipw  BuOdinct.  TempU,  B.C 

0.  RTTSSEUk 

George  Russell,  second  surviving  son  of  the  late  Sir  Henry 

Russell,  and  hart.,  by  hU  second  wife,  Marie  Clotilde,  d.  of  Monsieur  Mottet 
de  U  Fontaine.  He  was  bom  1828,  and  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Kxc-ter  Coll., 
Oxford, — grad.  B.A.  1850, — and  m.,  March  1867,  Constance,  cl.  d.  of  the 
late  Lorxl  Arthur  I^cnnox.  Calletl  to  the  Bar  at  Lincohi's  Inn  1853,  and  went 
the  Oxford  Circuit.  Has  been  Recorder  of  Wokingham  since  1862,  and 
Tudee  of  Circuit  No.  19,  1866-74,  when  he  was  transferred  to  Ciicuit  No.  49  ; 
holds  courts  at  Ashford,  Canterbury,  Cranbrook,  Deal.  Dover,  Faversham, 
Folkestone,  Hythe,  Marjjate,  Kamsgate,  Romney,  Sandwich,  Sittingboume, 
and  Tenterden.     Is  heir-presumptive  to  Sir  Charles  Russell,  3rd  bart. 

Chambers — i,  New  Court,  Temple. 
RetuUitct—9i,  Wilton  Place,  Belipave  Square. 

J.  A.  RUSSELL. 

John  Archibald  Russell,  Q.C,  tliird  son  of  the  late  James 

Russell.  Esq.,  of  Rutherglen,  co.  Lanark,  by  Margaret  his  wife.  He  was  bom 
Nov.  25th,  1816,  was  ed.  at  the  Univ.  of  Glasgow, — grad.  B.A.  1835,  LL.B. 
i8si, — and  m.,  Sept.  1846,  Martha,  2nd  d.  of  the  late  Thomas  Holme  Bower, 
Esq.,  of  Hale,  co.  Chester.  Called  to  the  Bar  Nov.  1841,  made  a  (^.C.  Feb. 
iSoo;  Ls  a  Bencher  of  Gray's  Inn,  a  member  of  the  Council  of  Legal 
Education,  and  a  Life  Gov.  of  Univ.  Coll.,  London.  Went  the  Northern 
Circuit.  Was  Solicitor-General  for  the  co.  Palatine  of  Durham  from  May 
1862  till  Mareh  1869,  and  Recorder  of  Bolton  from  May  1865  till  March 
1869,  when  he  was  appointed  Judge  of  Circuit  No.  8,  and  holds  courts  at 
Manchester  and  Salfoid.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Lancashire.  Author  of  treatises  "On 
the  Law  of  Contracts"  and  "On  Mercantile  Agency." 

C/«*— Union  (Manchester). 

Cknmhert—^,  Harcourt  Buildings.  Temple. 

Retid£nc«~%^  Meckleoburgh  Square,  W.C 


J.  STEPHEN. 

James  Stephen,  LL.D.,  only  son  of  the  late  Mr.  Serjeant 
Stephen,  a  well-known  legal  writer,  and  elder  brother  of  the  late  Right  Hon. 
Sir  James  Stephen,  K.C.B.,  by  Mary,  d.  of  the  late  John  Morison,  Esq.,  of  Ediri 
burgh.  Bom  Sept.  16th,  1820,  ed.  at  Rugby,  and  at  Caius  College,  Cam^ridj.; 
He  m..  1850,  Caroline  Neville,  -who  dietl  1878, — d.  of  the  late  Henry  Davie.-.. 
Esq..  M.D.,  of  Saville  Row,  I>ondon.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple 
Jan.  1846.  Was  a  Revising  Barrister  on  Westem  Circuit  1862-4,  Recorder  of 
Poole  1861-4,  Professor  of  English  Law  and  Jurisprudence  at  King's  Collie, 
London,  1850-64,  and  a  Registrar  of  the  Court  of  Bankruptcy  at  Leeds 
1864-70.  Created  an  Hon,  LL.D.  of  K<linburgh  University  1856.  Has 
edited  several  editions  of  "  Stephen's  New  Commentaries  on  the  I^ws  of  Eng- 
land," an  edition  of  "  Lush  s  Common  Law  Practice,"  and  also  of  the 
••  Principles  of  Pleading."  Appointed  Nov.  1871  Judge  of  Circuit  No.  17,  and 
as  such  holds  courts  at  Barton -on-Humber,  Boston,  Brigg,  Caistor,  Gains- 


juoon  or  couwty  courts.  399 

nd  Spibby. 


cL  d.  or  tiM  bu  Charid 
iSjo^  wm  ed.  at  St  Mai/i 

•ad  m.,  Apffil  1858,  Mjtry 
1.    C«Ued  to  tht  Bv  ftl  the 


■.J.  nOVOB. 
"     r  the  late  Chiurlet  Sconor,  Em., 
Sy  Mary,  cL  d.   of  the  fau«  Charica 
U  14th,  iSjo^  was  ed. 

..pp.  Em).  . 

<  :oramiariaiMr  of  the  Wm  Indian 

I*  •  J. P.  for  Saney.  tad  one  of 

CoaBlTCottrta.     Wat 

ted  JndM  of  Na  46; 


0.  suMim. 

-   tN'ER,  son  of  the  Kt  Rev.  Charies  Richard  Sumner, 

^Kop  of  Winchester,  by  Tane,  d.  of  J.  P.  Ifaaaoir,  En.     He 

•'ii9,  waied.  at  BalliolCoU..  Oxfovd,— gnML  B.A.  1840^ 

M  to  Mafcaiet,  d.  of  T.  E.  BooleoCt,  Eaq.    Called  to  the 

)'  >}>te  Jane  l6ch.  184I      Appointed  b  1856  Chancellor 

of  thr  Wincheiter.  and  Commiaary  of  Surrey,  and.  Sqx ember 

2^r!.  I  ->f  Cimiit  No.  53  ;  holds  ooorts  at  Cheltenham,  Cirencc»ter. 


I>  .'-sbonr,  Newent*  Newnham, 

'1  t  Winchcomb.     *        "  " 

c  '*  Moestenhiie. 


MIT,  Newent,  Newnham,  Northleach,  Stiood, 
1  !  Winchcomb.     Is  a  J.P.,  and  Chm.  of  the  fint 


J.  P.  TATLOB. 

John   Pitt  Taylor,  son  of    Thomas  Taylor,  Esq.,   of   Cole 

ll.irtxmr,  Surrey,  bv  Lady  Lucy  Rachael,  3rd  d.  of  the  3rd  Eaii  Stanhope. 

I  Ir  w  i«  horn  December  ydh,  i8l  I,  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford.— 

^:  \    iS34,— andm.,  1840^  Harriet,— who  d.  1876,— and  d.  of  Francis 

V  I.,  of  Wadaley,  Yorkshire.   Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple 
1  -   -^nd  appointed  Jndse  of  Circuit  Na  47,  November  2nd,  i8u  ; 

V  -enwich,  Lambeth,  and  Woolwich.     Author  of  **  A  Treatise 
vidence,**  and  numerous  eanys  and  articles  on  bw  reform, 

%,  icnts,  and  rarious  social  reforms.     Promoter  of  **  The  Docu- 

tr  Act."  1845.  the  **  Evidence  Act,"  1851,  ami  of  other  AcU  to 

a:  ltd  the  criminal  Uw. 


T.  P.  E.  THOKPtOV. 

1  t  Edward  Thompson,  son  of  the  late  Gen. 
I  \'A.  at  the  Grammar  School,  Beverley,  and  at  Queen's 
(  '  ^'  \  1838.  CaUcd  to  the  Bar  at  Uaoohi's  Imi 
N  n  Circuit.     Was  Raoonkr  of  ScubofltNwfa 

frv....  J ..,- ihe  same  year,  whea  he  wMappoiMKi  Joint 


400  THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


Loai 


Judge  of  Circait  No.  6,  and  holds  courts  at  Liverpool,  Ormskirk,  St.  Helen's, 
and  Southport.    Is  a  J.  P.  for  Lancashire. 

Rttidmu    Dudtow  Grange,  Wavertree,  Liverpool. 

B.  &.  TUBNER. 

Edmond  Robert  Turner,  son  of  the  late  Rt  Hon.  Sir  George 
Turner,  sometime  a  I>ord  Justice  of  the  Court  of  Appeal  in  Chancery,  by 
,  d.  of  the  late  E.  Jones,  Estj.  He  was  bom  May  I2ih,  1826,  was  ed.  at 
the  Charterhouse,  and  at  Gonville  and  Caius  Coll.,  Camb., — grad.  B.A.  as 
Wrangler  1848,  M.A.  1851,— and  m.,  April  1858,  Mary  Louisa  Hlachlev,  2nd 
d.  of  trie  Rev.  W.  H.  Turner,  M.A.,  Vicar  of  Hanwcll,  and  grand-d.  of  the  late 
Very  Rev.  Dr.  Turner,  Dcin  of  Nonvich.  Calle<l  to  the  Har  at  Lincoln's  Inn 
Tan-  27th,  1852,  and  practisetl  as  an  equity  draughtsman  and  conveyancer,  and 
m  the  Lancaster  Chancery  Court  Is  a  J.  P.  for  the  North  Riding  of  Yorkshire. 
Was  apix)intcd  Judge  of  County  Courts,  Circuit  No.  1$,  March  loth,  1868. 
Holds  courts  at  Hamanl  Castle,  Darlington,  Easingwold,  Guisborough, 
Helmsley,  Knaresborough,  Leybum,  Middlesbrough,  Northallerton,  Richmond, 
Ri{x>n,  Stockton-on-Tees,  Stokesley,  Tatlcaster,  Thirsk,  and  York. 

Rttidtnce—i,  Driffield  Terrace,  The  Mount.  York. 

T.  WMKKT.ER. 

Thomas  Wheeler,  S.L.,  LL.D.,  son  of  the  late  John  Wheeler, 

Esq.,  of  Manchester.  He  was  ed.  at  the  Gram.  Sch.,  Manchester,  and  at 
St.  John's  Coll.,  Camb., — grad.  LL.B.,  2nd  in  the  1st  class  of  the  Civil  Law 
Classics,  1846,  LL.D.  1855,— and  ra.  1st,  Frances, — who  died  1873, — elder 
d.  of  the  late  John  Whittenbury,  Esq.,  of  Manchester;  2ndly,  1875,  Alice,  d,  of 
the  late  Thomas  Gerrard,  Esq.  of  Arlington,  Lancashire.  Was  callwl  to  the 
Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  Jan.  i6th,  1846,  and  made  .Serjeant-at-law  1861. 
Was  Judge  of  the  Court  of  Record  for  the  Hundred  of  Salford  from  Feb. 
i860  till  May  1862,  and  Judge  of  Circuit  No.  6  from  May  1862  till  Aug.  1873, 
when  he  was  transferred  to  Circuit  No.  43,  and  holds  courts  at  lirentfoni, 
Brompton,  and  Marylebone.     Is  a  J. P.  for  Lancashire  and  Middlesex. 

C/m*— Reform. 

RttuUnct—Z,  HoUand  Parte  Terrace,  W. 

J.  WHIGHAM. 

James  Whigham,  fourth  son  of  the  late  Robert  Whigham,  Esq., 

of  Haliiday  Hill,  Dumfriesshire,  by  Elizabeth,  d.  of  the  late  Robert  Kennedy, 
Esq.,  of  Knocknalling,  co.  Kirkcudbright.  He  was  bom  18—,  was  ed.  at 
the  High  Sch.  and  the  Univ.  of  Edinburgh,  and  m.,  1847,  Emma,  d.  of  the 
late  I^urence  Brock- Hollinshead,  Esq.,  of  Highfield,  I^ncishire.  Called  to 
the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  1832,  and  went  the  Northern  Circuit.  Is  a  J.  P.  for 
Buckinghamshire  and  Kirkcudbrightshire,  and  a  member  of  the  Councd  of  th( 
Univ.  of  Edinburgh.  Apix>inted  a  Judge  of  Circuit  No.  37  in  i860,  .and  hol<l 
courts  at  Aylesburv,  Bamet,  Cheshiam,  Henley-on-Thames,  High  Wvcombt, 
Leighton  Buzzard,  Luton,  Newport  Pagnell,  St.  Albans,  Uxbridge,  Wallingford, 
Watford,  and  Windsor. 

R*sidienc«t—s»,  Cromwell  Roed,  S.W.  ;   Margreig  Iroagray,  Kirkcudbrightshire. 

O.  WHITBREAD. 
Gordon  Whitbread,  youngest  son  of  the  late  Jacob  Whitbread, 
Esq.,  of  Loudham   Hall,    Sufiblk.     He  was  bom  1814,  was  ed.  at  Exeter 


JUDGES  or  OOUKTV  COURTS.  40I 


GrMomAr  SdMMl  Md  ■!  tiM  OmmwImim  (wkwt  IM  raoiittd  ilw  C«ld  M«dftl> 
and  at  BwMnnw  Coll.  OiiM«l,-gnML  aA..--Md  dam  to  Ckmim,  iftjft, 
MA.  181I  OOkd  to  the  Bv  tl  Itoeolo'k  luaJuL  l$f^  Mil  pn 
an  lu]uitir  Draughuman  ami  Cottvtyancer  ttatil  hia  appotBOMBl  aa 


Cuaoty  Courtk ;  •iq^ioa  Vawall,  fooofest  d.  of  the  late  George 

Karweil.  Km|..  oi  i*tt»C  Dear  ToCaea,  Devon.     Appotoled  Cooaicl 

the  Duchy  of  1-x:ujmct.  1851,  Mid  Cooaad  tolheChtrity 


S3-.    ^y'^V'^'<'5'^>7  t*^  1^1^  (.Ttancjallor  Hatherkjr  doHas  the  whole  thne 


wua  hk  kmlahtp  held  the  oftoai  of  Vioe-ChMMeUor  ami  Loid  Jmkt,  aad 

pvtodpal  8ea«tH7  to  hb  loidaUp  horn  Dec  %  1868.  to  May  at,  1870^  when 

t>«  waaappoteledJodfeoCCiicall  Na  41,  QerheBWcU.     laa  ronniier  of  th« 

•vendaff  hody  of  the  CharterhoeM  School. 

Cib^-MraL       Kmidfmtt    »»  Upper  Wia^eM  Sowi, 


%.  WILDMAV. 

"hard  Wildman,  voungest  aon  of  James  Wildman,  Esq.,  of 

I  Castle,  Kent.     He  waa  hota  iSos,  was  cd.  at  Harrow,  aad  at  Ch. 

'  '  <   and  m.,  i8|o^  Marioo.  foongeit  d.  of  Cnuifiml  Tait,  Eao.,  of 

>.  Clachaaaaaa.    Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  laaer  Temple  Nov. 

It  Rcooider  of  NoCtlaghaai,  aad  has  been  Judge  of  Conaty  Coort 

iH  siaoe  March  1847 ;  boldi  ooarts  at  Bii^haai,  DoQcatfer,  East 

afield,  Noctiagham,  Thorae,  aad  Workaop. 

It,  Vammim  89«w«.  S.W. 

W.  P.  WOODFORDB. 

'  s  WooDFORDB,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Ffooks, 

r  fnr  Ponet,  by  Fnu>ce»  Sophia,  d.  of  the  Rev.  F. 

'inenet.     He  was  bora  Jane  5Kh,  1816^  %ras 

1  xetcr  Coll.,  Oxford,  grad.  M.A.  1842,  and 

.<  r.  ci.  1   01  «V.  Bcadon,  Esq.,  J.P.,  of  Ottcrhead,  Devon. 

at  the  Inner  Temple  Jan.  1844,  and  went  the  Weatera 

f  ,f  I  ).rhv«hire.     Was  for  many  years  a  Revisuia  Barrister, 

ludffc  of  the  ToUcy  Court,  bristol.     In  1870  he 

->1forde.     Appointed  ludge  of  Circuit   No.   19 

A  ne,  Bakewell,  Belper,  Bortoo-on- 

I  Id,  Derby,  and  Wirkswoith. 


J.  IT.  JODT  TA1 

-^r.  John  Yates,  cI.  son  of  Joseph  Yates,  Esq.,  of  Peel 

li                    irr.  h\-  Amelia,  el.  d.  of  Thomas  Ainsworth,  Esq.,  of  Bridge 

1  i  He  was  bora  Oct.  16th,  1808,  was  ed.  at  the  Charter- 

h  <>xford,  and  m.,  1842,  Emtlv  Augusta,  4th  d.  of  David 

Scoct.  h»q..  »o,  KincanitoeUure.     Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  laaer 

Teamie  May  v\  beea  Coouaiarioner  of  Baakivpis  for  the  Mancheater 

district,  Jod^  o^ll  Debta  Cooit  at  Gloaaop,  Dnmty  Ckfli  of  Stock- 

K>rt  Court  0:  I  Reviaiiw  BaniMer.     Appomlcd  Jndge  of  Circuit 

o.  9  in  18 ;  arts  at  Aahtoo>oader>Lyae,  Coneleton,  Crrwe, 

Ilvde,    .Mac  ^indfaach,  Stockport,  and  Whitchttrch.     Is 

a  f.l*.  for  L  rhyshire,  and  Stockport,  Depoty  Steward 

of'  "aadChaLoftheTraaleeaolOklhaa's 


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t6 


402  THE  ;tn>ICtAL  BENCH. 


RECORDERS,    &c 

•,•  Tkii 


,     .  .«-  A>/  imctmUt  pmrtiaiiMrt  ^  ttvtnd  gentletrntm  wka  art  met  Recorturs,  e.g.,  / ' 
Cmwimm  Strjtamt  ^  LemUn,  ik*  AishUtmi  7«<pr  ^  M#  Lord  Mayor' t  Couft,  tko  Jud^ 
'    '         */Paumtr.  Lioerpoot,  amd  th*  Wrt<k  Commrianmor. 


J.  T.  ABDT  (Bedford),  See  pa«re  386. 
J.  E.  W.  ADDISON  (Preston). 
John  Edmund  Wentworth  Addison,  third  son  of  Col.  Henry 
Rol)crt  Addison,  by  his  2nd  wife,  Grace,  d.  of  Gen.  Sir  Robert  Barton.     He 
was  bom  Nov.  5th,  1838,  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin,— grad.   B.  A     Called  to 
the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  April  30th,  1862  ;  goes  the  Northern  Circuit,  and 
attends  the  Kirkdale,  Lancaster,  Manchester,  Preston,  and  Salford  Session^ 
Appointed  Recorder  of  Preston  June  1874. 
Rttidomce—lAmt  Grove,  Manchester. 

J.  B.  ASPINALL  (Llyerpool). 
John  B.  AspiNALL,  Q.C.,  el.  son  of  the  late  Rev.  James  Aspinall, 
Rector  of  Althorpe,  Lincolnshire,  and  grandson  of  the  late  John  B.  Aspinall, 
Esq.,  who  was  Mayor  of  Liverpool  in   181 3.     He  was  bom  Dec.  12th,  181 8, 
was  ed.  at  Rugby,  and  m.,  1843,  Bertha  Wyatt,  d.  of  the  late  John  Audley 
Jec,  Esq.,  of  Liverpool.     Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  Nov.  19th, 
1841,   became  a   Q.C.    1864,  and  Treasurer   of  his   Inn    1877.      Has  been 
Recorder  of  Liverpool  since  1862.     Goes  the  Northern  Circuit.     Appointetl 
Attomey-Gen.  of  the  co.  Palatine  of  Durham  1872  ;  was  a  Commissioner  to 
enquire  into  Corrupt  Practices  at  Elections  1880. 
CAam^fY— Goldsmith  Building,  Temple.  E.C 
Town  Rrsidenct— 64,  Queen's  Gardens,  W. 
« 

J.  E.  BARKER  (Leeds). 

John  Edward  Barker,  only  son  of  the  late  Edward  Barker, 
Esq.,  of  Bakewell,  Derbyshire.  He  was  bom  April  9th,  1832,  was  ed.  at 
Eton,  and  at  Exeter  Coll.,  Oxford,— grad.  B.A.  1854,  M.A.  1857,— and  m.. 
i860,  .Susan  Marianne,  d.  of  the  late  Rowley  Wynyard,  Esq.,  Lieut.  R.N. 
and  widow  of  the  late  James  Mosley  Leigh,  Esq.,  of  Davenham,  Cheshire 
Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  Nov.  1862.  Goes  the  North-Eastern 
Circuit.     Appointed  Recorder  of  Leeds  Jan.  1880. 

C/«* -Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

ResidtHr—OsiiidAic.  Sheffield. 

F.  BARROW  (Rochester),  See  page  386. 
T.  H.  BAYLIS  (Judge  of  Court  of  Passage,  Liverpool). 
Thomas  Henry  Baylis,  Q.  C,  second  son  of  the  late  Edward 
Baylis,  Esq..  D.L.  and  J.  P.  of  Middlesex.     He  was  bom  June  22nd,  181 7,  was 
eti.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Brasenose  Coll.,  Oxford,  of  which  he  was  a  scholar, — 
grad.  M.A.  1841, — and  m.  LouLsa  Lord,  youngest  d.  of  the  late  John  In^le, 
Esq.,  D.L.  and  J. P.  for  Devonshire.     Practised  as  a  Special  Pleader  iSj^'  ^'- 
Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1856,  became  Q.C.  1875,  and  a  lU 
of  his  Inn   1877.     Has  been  Judge  of  the  Court  of  Passage,  Liverpool, 


UOORDBM,   KTC  403 


1S76.  uMl  LiMt..CoL  j6cli  Ukmmm  RMi  VoL  mm  197S.    AiiilMir  oT  • 


A4M^4    4.  I'ttpar  MUkn.  Immt  TmvK  I.C 


w.  a 

William  Cole  Hraslsy.  Q.  C,  el.  son  of  the  Ute  Capt  Beasley,  of 
-^  irflrrt,  LuMMtmliire,  bjr  Mary,  (L  of  John  Cole,  Em.,  of  Wifioft,  I0  tht  mmtt 

uit'.>.     He  w—bom  i8i6,  %wucd.  t  Boiteaand  r ocheftotwiy  Cw«  Sch>^ 

1  at  Uoc  Cotl.  Ovfofd,  of  whkb  CoU.  1m  «m  «  Scholar,— fnd.  B.A. 
>^j6.  M.A.  1838,— and  ol,   1842,  Emma,— who  died  1878,  ~d.  d.  of  the 

:e  Edmund  Tnnicr,  Em.,  M.P.  for  Tnira  Called  10  the  Bar  at  the  Inner 
I  >«i  :>  iS^i,  darted  a  Bcachcr  of  hk  Inn  1875,  and  became  a  Q.C.  188a 
I     -  ( 'ottOMl  to  H.M.*B  Otomi,  and  wa*  one  of  the  CoaMel  to  the 


>  *i  the  Cwml  Cfimhml  Coait  1859-77.    Guc*  the  Nofth-EaMem 
of  Iht  Midknd  CUctth 


haviqf  ban  a  wihir  of  Iht  M idkmd  CUcnh  ontil  it  wa«  teparateil 

'  '  ««.     Wm  Raoordar  of  Warwick  firom  JoW  tUl  Dec  1874.  when 

mod  Raoofdcr  of  Kii^itooHipoo-HalL    Wm  a  Rcviiiqg  Bairincr 

..Ml    I 


lohmoa't  BmIIiWmi.  Imm  T« 


A.  W.  nSTRAM  (DartBOVthX 
Albert  William  lUi^rrHAM.  K/!,S.    He  was  born  1803,  and  was 
called  lu  the  Bar  Nov.   i8j6.    It  a  member  of  the  Wcftcm  Circuit,  a  D.L. 
of  the  Tower  Hamlcti,  and  a  J.P.  for  MiddlcKX.    Appointed  Recorder  of 
OaitiDOOth  186a 

•I.  Soadi  SquM.  Otmf*  iaa.  W.C 


W.J.  I. 

William  John  Ewins  Bennett.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner 
Temple  Jan.  1859 ;  tt  a  member  of  the  Midbuid  Circuit,  and  attends  the 
Lcicetter,  Northampton,  and  Birmingham  Scmiona.  Appointed  Recorder  of 
Grantham  Dec  1877. 

CAmmdtr9-^  lUra  Court,  TmvW,  E.C 

1.  J.  BOUni  Olsrtta.  Baadwloh  and  DmIX 
Robert  John  Hiron,  son  of  the  Rev.  tUlwin  Biron,  M.A.,  J. P., 
V:  "    '  '    -npne,  Kent,  and  Elisabeth  hi*  wife.     He  was  bom  Mardi  35th, 
r  .X  o(l.  at  the  Kiitf't  School,  Canlerbnry,  and  at  Corp.  Ch.  ColL, 

(  1.  H.A.  i8<3,  and  hi  1861  m.  Jane,  onlv  tl.  of  the  htc  A.  Iti<Ier. 

V'  of  Michad't  Grove,  BrompCoo.     Ca! 

I  h:  practiies  as  a  (pedal  pleader,  gocx 

aiiU  aticud»  the  East  and  West  iCeol  ^cmioni      Appoimca  Kccunicr  U  ll>-thc 


1859,  and  one  of  Her  Majesty's  Coouaimiooers  to  enquire  into  Corrupt  Practices 
r^  '   18691     Was  made  r  --  —     ..i 


Raooider  of  Sandwich  and  Deal  in  187a,  and 


ir  was  appoialad  ooe  of  the  BaiHrtaB  to  try  Munidpdl  Efectkm 
i'^ ~     L Wccfiiuly  cootaited  Canterbury  dty  KeK  1874. 


CM*-iUfona.  DavvMbba. 

C4«««rf»^.  Dr.  JohMoo*.  BuOdbffs.  T«i|at. 

-      -        -)«,N«rfMkSqMM,HydsPliA,W. 


404  THl  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


T.  a  BLOFELD  (Ipnrloli). 
Thomas  Calthorpe  Blofeld,  cl.  son  of  the  Rev.  T.  J.  Blofeld, 

of  Ilovcton  House,  near  Norwich.  He  was  bom  Dec.  15th,  1836,  was  ctl.  at 
Eton,  and  al  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb.,— grad.  B.A.  1859,  M.A.  1863,— and  m., 
1868,  Fanny  Elizabeth,  d.  of  the  late  Rev.  J.  A.  Partridj^e,  Rector  of  Hacons- 
thorpe,  Norfolk.  Called  to  the  Bar  Jan.  1862,  and  goes  the  SouthEastcni 
Circuit.  Has  been  a  Revising  Barrister  since  1872.  Appointed  Recorder  of 
Ipswich  1877. 

Rtsidtmct—Hovtioo  Home,  near  Norwich. 

F.  A.  BOBANQIJET  (Worcester). 
Frederick  Albert  Bosanquet,  son  of  S.  R.  Bosanquet,  Esq.,  of 
Dtngestow  Court,  Monmouth.  He  was  bom  1837,  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at 
King's  Coll.,  Camb.  (of  which  he  was  a  Fellow),— jjrad.  B.A.  i860,  1st  class 
Classics  and  Senior  Op.), — and  m.,  1871,  Albinia  Mary,  d.  of  John  Curtis- 
Hayward,  Esq.,  of  Quedgeley,  Gloucester.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner 
Temple  1863 ;   is  Junior  Counsel  to  the  Admiralty,  and  a  Revising  Barrister. 

{oinl  author,  with  the  late  J.  G.  N.  Darby,  of  •*  A  Treatise  on  the  Statutes  of 
limitation."      Goes  the  Oxford   Circuit   and    Stafford  Sessions.     Appointed 
Recorder  of  Worcester  June  1879. 
Ckamhers—i,  King's  Bench  Walk. 
ResitUnct—ti,  Grwiville  Place,  South  Kensington,  S.W. 

J.  BRAMWELL  (Darham). 

John  Bramwell,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  William  Bramwell,  a 
Wesleyan  Minister.  He  was  bom  April  24th,  1794,  was  ed.  by  the  Rev. 
William  Pulford,  of  Liverpool,  and  m.,  Dec.  1818,  Sarah, — who  died  July  1831, 
— youngest  d.  of  Henry  Longden,  Esq.,  of  Sheffield.  Admitted  an  Attorney 
and  Solicitor  18 14,  but  has  retired  from  the  profession.  Was  an  Alderman  of 
Durham  1835-52,  and  five  times  Mayor  of  that  city,  1840-41,  1845,  1852-3, 
and  Under-sheriff  for  the  co.  1840.  Is  a  J. P.  for  the  city  of  Durham, 
and  Chm.  of  the  Durham  School  of  Art.  Appointed  Recorder  of  Durham, 
Steward  of  the  Court  Leet,  and  Court  Baron  of  that  city  i860.  He  is  with 
one  exception  the  only  Recorder  who  not  being  a  meml)er  of  the  Bar  has  held 
that  office  ;  he  is  reputed  to  be  the  oldest  Recorder  in  the  kingdom. 

RetuUiue—DurYiam. 

W.  BRANDON  (ABsistant  Judge  of  the  Lord  Mayor's  Court). 

Woodthorpe  Brandon,  second  son  of  the  late  Henry  Brandon, 
of  London,  by  Sarah,  d.  of  Henry  Woodthorpe,  Esq.,  Town  Clerk  of  London. 
He  was  bom  Nov.  28th,  1813,  was  ed.  at  St.  Paul's  School,  and  m.,  1859, 
l>ouisa,  d.  of  J.  Michael,  Esq.,  of  Wandsworth.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the 
Middle  Temple  1851.  Appointed  Assistant  Judge  of  the  Lord  Mayor's  Court 
1874.  Author  of  "The  Law  of  Foreign  Attachment,"  "The  Practice  of  the 
Lord  Mayor's  Court/'  and  smaller  works  relative  to  the  laws  and  customs  of 
Londor*. 

C/m^— Reform. 

J.  B.  BREWER  (Northampton). 

John  Hibberd  Brewer,  son  of  the  late  John  Hibberd  Brewer, 
Esq.,  of  Garlt^s,  near  Stockbridge,  by  Ann  Earl  his  wife.  He  was  bom 
June  20th,  1819,  was  ed.  at  Salisbury,  and  m.,  July  1840,  Eliza,  d.  of  Richard 


ftlOORDEKS,   ETC  4OS 


Webb,  E«q.,  of  Mdchct  Pttrit,  fUUbmj,     CdM  to  Um  Bar  at  Um  li 

'^ d  Raeoidflr  of  NonluuBpUM  lulv  i8sS»  m^ 

Govt  of  QMw't  BcachiiKw  JwM  1861. 


T<li^ll«  Jan.  i8(i.    Appotalod  Roeofdflr'of  Nonluwipioii  July  1858^ 
boM  oM  of  ibo  Mmim  of  Iht  C 


J.  B.  BEIKDLET  lHAnl«7). 

Tohn  BeavU  Brindley.    Called   to  the  Bar  at  Gray*!  Inn 
<  S60  X  b  a  mombor  of  Um  Oxford  Circnit,  and  attends  the  Slaflbid  and 
ItddWws  SiMiaiM.     Appointad  Roooidcr  of  Hanlcy  D0&  1880. 
C^tminm    4.  Mdk  Cbwt,  T«ai^  I.C 


J.  B.  W.  BftOt  UMBffdo&X 

James  R.   W.   Bros,  ion  of  Thomas   Bros,  Esq.,  J.P.,  of 

^prioffSeld,  Upper  daplon.     Ha  was  bom  Nov.  1841,  was  ad.  at  Rogbv,  and 

I  Sc  John's  CoU.,  Caab.  (B.A.  186s) ;  called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple 

Not.  1866  {  (oes  the  Oxford  Circnit,  and  attends  the  Bcrlta  and  dooocMsr 

^carioos.    Appointed  Rcoxder  of  Abii^doo  May  1878. 

CkmmUert^t*,  Kii«'«  Bwch  Walk.  TwnpU,  E.C 

ifMU^wy-ji.  Elai  Park  CiidiM,  8.W. 


Si  BBOWV  djBB  BeflsX 
Douglas  Brown,  Q.C,  son  of  the  late  Jonathan  Brown,  Esq. 
i  le  was  bom  i8a(\  was  ed.  at  the  Edinbuq^  Academy,  and  at  Trin.  Coll., 
Amb^— l^md.  M.A.  18461— and  m.,  1851,  Georgina  Helen,  d.  of  William 
^i...i^.._.^.    2sa^  of  ArodiAe.    Called  to  the  Bar  at  Linoob's  Inn  May  1847, 
a  <^.C.  i860 ;  went  the  Norfolk  Circuit    U  a  J. P.  and  a  D.  L.  of  the 

N  '  uf  Vurk shire,  ukl  F.S.A.     AoiMiinteJ  Recorder  cH  Lynn  Regis 

J.vn.   1 

T0mm  Hmdtmt*    y.  MarioM  RomI.  ir>■l^imllJ^^  W. 
Smt^AntSm*  Hall.  o«r  NoitlMllartott. 

O.  BRUCE  (BradfordX 
Gainsford  Bruce,  el  son  of  the  Kev.  J.  CoUingwood  Bruce, 
LUD^  F.S.A.,  of  Ncwcaalc-upon-Tvnc,  by  Charlotte,  d.  of  T.  Gainsfurd, 
Eaq.,  of  Gcrrard's  Cron,  Bocks.  He  was  bom  1834,  was  ed.  at  Ghu^gov 
Univ. ,  and  m.,  1868.  Sophia,  d.  of  Francis  Jackson,  E»o..  of  Chcrtscy.  Called  to 
t'  remple  1859,  and  joined  the  Ni:  >c  sane 

)  >rth«£astem  Circuit.     Appointee!  for  co. 

1  irn  1879^     One  of  the  Anthors  of  **  \\iiiuun>  ami  Brace's 

A  c."    Appointed  Recocdor  of  BiwUbid  1877.     Unsoooessfolly 

c '« 'O  AprU  188a 

Ct:.  Wiadkuk 

Ch  :  1  niiflifc^.  Tm^I*.  E.C 


4o6  THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


J.  B.  BULWSR  (OunbrtdftX 
James  Redfoord    V  .   Q.C.^  el.  son  of  the  Rev.  James 

Bulwcr,   Rector  of  Hn  -Stody,  Norfolk.     He  was  bom  May  22nd, 

l8ao,  and  was  ed.  at 'Inn.  v<>ii.,  ( Viinli  .  crrnl.  M.A.  1846.  Called  to  the 
Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  Jan.  29lh,  in  j;.  nni  m  ili-  a  Q.C.  and  Bencher  of  his 
Inn  186^;  goea  the  South-Eastern  Ciicuii.  Wxs  Recorder  of  Ipswich  from 
June  1861  till  Dec.  1866,  when  he  was  appointed  Recoaler  of  Cambridge.  Is 
editor  of  the  "Common  Law  Scries  of  the  Law  Rcjxjrts,"  and  Lieut. -Col.  in 
the  Inns  of  Court  Rifle  Vol.  Sat  as  M.P.  for  Ipswich  from  Feb.  1874  till 
March  1880,  when  he  was  an  unsuccessful  candidate. 


Chdt    Cfltoo.  United  Univerwty. 

Ckmmtken— It,  King's  Bench  Walk,  Temple.  E.C 


J.  H.  CADBIAN  (Pontefiract). 
John  Heaton  Cadman,*  younger  son  of  the  late  Edwin  Cadman, 
Esq.,  of  Wesllx>umc  House,  Sheffield,  by  Amelia,  d.  of  John  Bull  Binge,  Elsq. 
He  was  bom  July  24th,  1839,  was  ed.at  Worcester  Coll.,  Oxford, — grad.  B.A. 
1862.  M.A.  1865, — and  m.,  1866,  Mary  Grayson,  d.  of  the  late  Edward 
Thomhill  Simpson,  Esq.,  of  Thomhill  House,  near  Wakefield.  Calle<l  to  the 
Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  Nov.  1864.  Is  a  member  of  the  West  Riding  Sessions 
and  North-Eastem  Circuit.  Appointed  Recorder  of  Pontefract  Sept.  1877. 
Residenc* — Rhyddings  House,  Ackworth,  near  Pontefract. 

L.  W.  CAVE  (Lincoln). 
Lewis  William  Cave,  Q.C,  el.  son  of  the  late  William  Cave, 
Esq.,  of  Desborough,  Northamptonshire.  He  was  bom  July  3rd,  1832,  and 
was  ed.  at  Rugby  School,  and  at  Lincoln  Coll.,  Oxford, — ^rad.  B.  A.,  2nd  class 
Classics,  1855,  M.A.  1877,— and  m.,  1856,  Tulia,  d.  ofthe  late  Rev.  C.  F. 
Watkins,  Vicar  of  Brixworth,  Northamptonshire.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the 
Inner  Temple  June  loth,  1859.  Goes  the  North-Eastem  Circuit.  Appointctl 
a  Revising  Barrister  1865,  Recorder  of  Lincoln  1873,  a  Queen's  Counsel  1875, 
Bencher  of  his  Inn  1877,  ^"^  Commissioner  of  Assize  for  the  Autumn  Circuit 
1877.     W'as  a  Commissioner  to  enquire  into  Cormpt  Practices  at  Elections  1880. 

C/j»*x— Oxford  and  Cambridge,  Devonshire.  ^ 

Ckambtrs—A,  Paper  Buildings,  Temple,  E.C. 
Residnue — Manor  Park,  Chulehurst. 

J.  D.  CHAMBERS  (SallsburyX 
John  David  Chambers,  eL  son  of  the  late  David  Chambers,  Esq., 
commander  R.N.,  of  Oakley,  Bucks,  and  Gloucester  Terrace,  Regent's  Park, 
by  Emma  Catherine,  4th  d.  of  John  Weyland,  Esq.,  of  Woodeaton,  Oxford, 
and  Woodrising  Hall,  Norfolk.  He  was  bom  1805,  was  ed.  at  Oriel  Coll., 
Oxford,— grad.  B.A.  |827,M.A.  1831,— and  m.,  1834.  the  Hon.  Henrietta  Laura, 
3rd  d.  of  the  2nd  Baron  Wodehouse.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple 
Jan.  1829 ;  has  been  Recorder  of  Salisbury  since  1842.  Author  of  a  treatise 
*•  On  the  Equitable  Jurisdiction  of  the  Court  of  Chancery  over  Infants,"  &c. 

C/m^— Athenaeum. 

TiTWH  ResitUmee—\6,  Prince'i  Gardens,  Hyde  Park,  S.W. 

*  Mr.  Cadman  is  a  lineal  descendant  oT  the  family  of  Cadmans  of  Spinkhill  Manor,  co. 
Derby.  It  was  at  Spinkhill  that  the  Prince  Charles  Edward  was  secreted  four  days  on  his 
r«trcat  from  I>erby  before  the  Duke  of  Cumberland  in  1745.  On  his  departure  he  left  hU 
■wont  and  other  relics,  which  are  still  preserved  by  the  (amtly. 


I 


nc  407 


flK 

A, 

Arthur  Charlis,  Q.C,  youngest  ion  of  the  Ute  Robert  Charlcst 

Bi).,  of  Laofioii.    He  wm  bora  Jul  ajid,  1839,  Md  was  cd.  at  Univ.  ColL, 

LoMna,-jmML  &A.  at  Unhr.  of  LoodoQ  with  wathawiMcal  hooon  la  it$l. 

•ad  au  1866.  Racbd  ChHMian,  d.  oT  the  late  ThoouH  Daacan  Newton,  Em|., 

of  Plymooth.    Called  10  the  Bar  (with  a  oerti6catt  of  honor  of  th«  lu  daM) 

tt  the  Inner  Temple  Jan.  l86i )  became  a  Q.C.  in  Feb.  1877.  and  a  Bencher 

'  ^a.  itta    Appointed  Rocoidcr  of  Bath  Oct  1878.    It  a  member 

il  o|  law  Repufting,  an  Etaminer  in  Common  Law  in  the  Ixmdon 

'  A  member  ofthe  CoukU  of  Uahreraity  CoUcve,  London. 

•olHMl  the  Uabenity  of  London  (C.)  AprU  188a    Wm 

-*•  ">  enqnire  into  Corrapt  PkadkmattheCitjof  Caotcrbory 

uldiac*.  To^le.  E.C       MmUm»   C«>tk>.  Wadbfd.  Hmu. 

t»  wtLUAM  T.  CHABLIT  (Oommoa  %u^ma%  of  loadoax 

Wllli.un  Tlii.in.is  Cm  ari  Kv,  Q.C,  D.C.L.^*  youngest  son  ofthe 

Jichy  Honse,  and  Woodboorne,  co.  Antrim, 

rKoberta,  Eaq.,ofColUn  Hooie,  inthe  mme 

.  1833,  and  was  ed.  at  private  ichooU  in  the 

<n'«  CoUoe.  Odbrd,  where  he  grad.  B.A. 

!ation)  1868.    Called  to  the  Bar  at  the 

!  obtained  (1864)  the  Tint  Certificate  of 

>  -^^Htion  at  the  final  examinations  of 

Common  Serjeant  of  the  City  of 

ofthe  Central  Crimfaial  Cooit,  and 

lent,  of  London,  and  Senior  Major 

icd  throogh  Parliament  leven  Acti, 

Author  of  treatises  00  **  The  Real  Property 

iwl  "1877,"  and  on  "The  Judicature  Arts 

■  r  ..  >.:  V  img  attained  a  thiid  edition ;  also 

•i  f  ■  Ml  I  |L_-  till  iu »-^--^-»-      ■*  ^4kt^W 

M  awuianui  uib  inaniuici,  wmca 
c  honor  of  knWhthood,  and  made 
from  Nov.  1868  till  March  l88a 


iL  CLAivJk  niYertOQi. 

Henry  Clark,  el.  surviving  son  of  the  late  Ervii^ 
"inor,  CO.  Devon,  by  Lcfitia  Anne,  d.  of  Paul  Ti 


>)r  and  Plympton  Homc^  Devon.     Bora  Ang.  > 
•jpnd.  B.A.  1851 
1  ;.  Esq.,  Mount  Tavy,  Tavistock.  l-d.'of 


\  -"'  -  •«""    «  oU..  Oxlbni,-gnKL  B.A.  1851 


N'  icr,  of  Bookesbory  Park.  Hants.  led  to 

t:  >v.  17th,   1855  ;  goes  the  WcMern  Ctf^ttii.     Ap- 

I  a  Feb.  187a 

CA*M«rr»-  J.  r««ipl«  CsiiliM,  I.C       Smi-MMBK^ 


•  The  AuaOy  of  CiMffay.  or  Cherity.  h  of  Ki^lUi 
cvMwy  in  dM  ea.  of  AaCfiai.  aad  iiMbw  of  it  Ih«« 


4o8  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


B.  T.  OOLB  (Plymontli  and  DeronportX 
Henry  Thomas  Cole,  Q.C,  second  son  of  the  late  George 
Cole,  Em.,  M.A.,  Capt.  Cornwall  Militia,  by  Sarah,  d.  of  the  late  Capt. 
Cixmer,  K.M.,  of  Stramore,  Ireland.  He  was  bom  Feb.  2nd,  1816,  and  m., 
1846,  Geoi^giana,  d.  of  the  late  John  Stone,  Esq.,  barrister-at-law,  of  the 
Western  Circuit  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  Nov.  1842,  and 
made  a  Q.C.  and  a  Bencher  of  his  Inn  Jan.  1867  ;  goes  the  Western  Circuit,  of 
which  he  is  the  leader.  Was  Recorder  of  Penzance  1862-72,  when  he  was 
appointed  Recorder  of  Plymouth  and  Devonport.  Author  of  several  Law 
Keports.  Unsuccessfully  contested  Taunton  1868.  Sat  for  Penryn  and  Fal- 
mouth <Z.)  from  Feb.  1874  tUl  March  1880. 

C/«Ar— Reform,  Royml  Western  Yacht. 
C4<tiw&rr»— Gokluuth  Building,  Temple,  E.C. 
XttUgmct—ij,  Prince  of  Wales^t  Terrace,  Kensington.  W. 

A.  J.  H.  COLLINS  (Exeter). 
Arthur  John  Hammond  Collins,  Q.C,  son  of  the  late  John 
Collins,  EUo.,  of  Parkstone,  Dorset.  He  was  bom  Feb.  1834,  and  m.  Isabella, 
only  d.  of  the  late  Rev.  Richard  Wilson,  D.  D.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  Gray's 
Inn  lune  i860,  and  became  a  Q.C.  and  a  Bencher  of  his  Inn  1877  ;  is  one  of 
the  leaders  of  the  Western  Circuit.  Appointed  a  Royal  Commissioner  to 
enauire  into  Corrupt  Practices  at  Elections  1880.  Is  a  Member  of  the  Council 
of  Legal  E<iucation.  Was  for  some  years  a  Revising  Barrister;  Recorder  of 
Poole  1873-9,  since  when  he  has  been  Recorder  of  Exeter. 

C/«»^— Conservative. 

Chambers— I,  Pump  Court,  Temple. 

Resid*mc0— II,  Earls  Court  Square,  South  Kensington.  S.W. 

W.  H.  COOKE  (Oxford),   See  pa«e  389. 

C.  COOPER  (ThetfordX 
Carlos  Cooper,  son  of  Charles  Cooper,  Esq.,  barrister-at-law,  and 
Rose  his  wife.  He  was  bom  Feb.  12th,  181 5,  was  ed.  at  King  Edward  VI. 
School,  Norwich,  of  which  he  is  a  Governor.  Unmarried.  Called  to 
the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  Jan.  1839 ;  and  attends  the  Norwich,  SwaflTham, 
Yarmouth,  and  Lynn  Sessions.  Appointed  a  Revising  Barrister  1862,  Re- 
corder of  Thetford  Dec.  1865,  and  fudge  of  the  Court  of  Record  of  the  city 
of  Norwich  April  1872.     Is  a  J.  P.  for  the  city  of  Norwich. 

Ckamtben-  -Norwich. 
i?MuiSnw»— Lakenham. 

W.  COPE  (Brldgnortli). 
William  Cope,  son  of  William  Henry  Cope,  Esq.,  J. P., 
formerly  of  Holbeach,  Staffordshire.  He  was  bom  Oct.  20th,  1813,  was  ed. 
at  Bridgnorth  School,  and  at  Trinity  Collie,  Oxford, — grad.  M.  A.  1836, — and 
m.,  1843,  Charlotte,  d.  of  the  late  George  Stevens,  Esci.,  of  Old  Windsor 
Lodge,  Berks.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1836.  Is  a  member  of 
the  Oxiford  Circuit,  and  has  been  since  1858  District  Registrar  of  the  Court 
of  Probate  at  Shrewsbury.     Appointed  Recorder  of  Bridgnorth  March  1871. 

C/k^— Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

Residtnct -\jisn\K\aa  Hall,  Wellington,  Salop. 


ftlOORDCBt,   ETC  409 


U.  OOWn  (MiWwi  and  ■aftw  WaM«i 

III       <       !^       •;   of  ihc  Ulc  Alexander  Cowie,  M.A..  of 
oC  Loodon,  by  Klfaihtth,  d.  uT  Alcundcr 


AmteMd  lUeoiticr  of  lUldoQ  Md  of  Sdfton  Wald«B  Am.  1873. 
of  UM  Oiooat  of  DwImub  Jaa.  1876^  Socwury  to  Um  CrfaBimd 
iMon  1818,  tad  ImmUbk  Comnil  far  the  Poil  Oftce  at  the  Ccntnl 


UAnlcn.  of  the  UmiJy  of  Ganko  of  Trovp.    FonacHv  MathcflMtiod  Scbotar 

of  KWi  ColL,  Londos.  and  Scbobr  of  Trinity  CoU.,  CMBbridc*.  whcraht 

CradrB.A.  (Wm^lwl  i8si.  M.A.  186a    Maniod  a  d.  of  TIkmbm  Walter, 

KM.,  of  AddiMlai^  mm,     CaUad  to  tba  Bar  at  Gray's  lao  Jaa.  1861, 

aiiif  rlcctc«!  a  miactiir  188a.     Haa  twice  been  Byamtner  (or  the  Cambridfe 

I  riuok.     Waf  AariMaat  Bonadary  Comiaiidoaer  ander  the  Rdbrm 

.  186ft  one  ofthe  RevWi«  Barrteen  for  the  HooM  Cfrcttit,  and  in 

^:k>  a  Commiiainaer  to  eaqaiia  faito  Corrvpc  Practieei  at  Kkctiom      b 

>«  of  the  Fnmineii  for  admfaiinn  to  the  Bar  onder  the  Coandl  of  Legal 

i^iacation.    AppohNad  Roeoider  of  Maldoa aad of  Safton  Walden  Ai 

(.ideCoMuai«ioni878, 
riminal  Coon  18791 

Ckmmdtwt    ■.  TmrnfU  Cmi^um,  B.C 

■.  W.  OtlFPS  (Uchfleldi 

Henrv  Winiam  Cripps,  Q.C,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Henry  Cripps, 

\'icar  of  Protoo  and  Stooehoote,  Gloooettenhire.     He  was  born  March  1815, 

u  ed.  at  Winchester  Coll.,  and  at  New  Coll.,  Oafocd,  of  which  he  was  a 

— ^^nul.  .M.A.    1841,— and  in  1845  m.  Julia,  d.  of  Charles  Lawrence, 

<^aems,  Cirenceaer.    Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  May 

KMntcd  a  Q.C  Jan.  1866.    Appoinied  Reooider  of  Lichfield  1853. 

'  ? >tsest  of  the  Laws  of  the  Church  and  00^7."    b  a  J.P.  for 

.  and  Vice-Chainaan  of  the  Quarter  Sesiuos  for  that  county. 


S*iU-  Psnwar.  awr  H«atey-«D- 


L... 


E.  DERINO  (FaTarshamX 

son   of  Sir  Edward  Chofandejr 

was  ed.  at  Winchester,  and  Mafdalea 

m.,  1868,  Jane  Alice,— who  died  1874, 

>.     Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle 

sor  of  the  Liberty  of  Roottey ; 

aa  and  West  Kent,  Caater- 

-'  Kecoider  of  Favcnham 


E.C 

•  Suwi.  Ca««arfUi 

O.  ■.  POWPMWm.  qiaPlmryX 
Georae  Morlcy  I^owdeswklu  C^i  son  of  the  late  William  Dow- 

dcswcU.  rlM)..  of  bwcll,  Surrey,  and  of  the  Inner  Temple,  aomrtimr  Rcconicr 


410  THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


at  Bombay,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife.  He  was  bom  Sept.  ah,  1809,  was  ed.  at 
Pembroke  Coll.,  Oxford,— crad.  M.A.  1830,— and  m.,  April  1865,  M.iry  Harriet 
Geor^ina,  d.  of  the  Rev.  John  Neville  Freeman,  Vicar  of  Hayes,  Middlesex. 
Call«l  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  June  1834  ;  nuide  a  Q.C.  Dec.  1S66,  and 
a  Bencher  of  his  Inn  Jan.  1867  ;  went  the  Oxford  Circuit  ;  apix)inted  Recorder 
of  Newbury  1 854,  and  in  1876  an  Official  Referee  of  the  Supreme  Court  ol 
Judicature.  Editor  of  "Smith's  Mercantile  Law,"  •' Starkie  on  Evidence," 
"  Bayley  on  Bills,"  and  author  of  treatises  on  "  Life  and  F"ire  Assurance  "  and 
the  *•  Merchant  Shipping  Act." 

C/**-Gamck. 

Ckt»mhert—t,  Harcourt  Dundings,  Temple. 

JfMUSrMwr— Rogmte  Lodge,  Peterefield,  Hampshire ;  n,  Brunswick  Terrace,  Brighton. 


J.  8.  DUODALE  (Birmingham). 
John  Stratford  Dugdale,  second  surviving  son  of  the  late  William 
Stratford  Dugdale,  Esq.,  of  Merevale  Hall  and  Blyth  Hall,  Warwickshire, 
who  was  for  some  years  M.P.  for  North  Warwickshire.  He  was  bom 
July  30th,  1835,  and  was  ed.  at  Eton,  and  at  Merton  Coll.,  Oxford, — grad. 
B.  A.  1857.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  June  nth,  1862  ;  goes  th« 
Midland  Circuit,  and  practises  at  the  Parliamentary  Bar.  Is  a  J. P.  U>\ 
Warwickshire.  Was  Recorder  of  Grantham  Feb.  1874  to  Dec.  1877,  when  he 
was  appointed  Recorder  of  Birmingham. 

C/iK*/— Carllon,  Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

Ckatm&ert—t,  Paper  Buildings,  Temple,  E.C 

P.  a  EDLIN  (Brldgrwater). 

Peter  Henry  Edlin,  Q.C.^  son  of  the  late  Ed.  Colsill  Edlin,  E.sq., 
of  Stanley  Grove.  Mortlake.  Surrey,  by  Sophia,  daughter  of  the  late  Thomas 
Sawyer,  Esq.,  of  Mount  Edgecumbe,  Tunbridge  Wells.  He  was  bom  June 
29th,  1819,  was  ed.  by  the  Rev.  H.  J.  C.  Blake,  M.A..  late  Fellow  of  King's 
Collie,  Cambridge,  and  m.  Amy  Alicia,  3rd  d.  of  the  late  Thom.as  Bruce 
Swinhoe,  of  Calcutta,  Solicitor  of  the  East  India  Company.  Was  called  to  the 
Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  June  1847,  and  joined  the  Western  Circuit  the  same 
year.  Went  to  India  in  1048,  returned  to  England  in  1850,  and  again  joined 
the  Western  Circuit.  Was  appointed  Revising  Barrister  in  1865,  made  a  Q.C. 
in  1869,  and  a  Bencher  of  his  Inn  in  January  1870.  Appointed  Recorder  of 
Bridgwater  in  1872,  and  Assistant  Judge  of  the  Middlesex  Sessions  March  1874. 

Retid4MC€s—6^,  Queensborough  Terrace,  Hyde  Park,  W. :  Wentwonh  House,  difton. 
Bristol 

J.  FALLON  (Tewkesbury). 

James  Fallon,  son  of  P.  Fallon,  Esq.,  of  Cam  House,  Ros- 
common, by  Mary,  d.  of  Capt.  O'Neil,  R.N.  He  was  bom  18 10,  was  ed.  at 
Queen's  Coll.,  Camb.,  and  m.,  1840,  Anna  Maria,  d.  of  the  Rev.  R,  Nash 
Skillicome,  Rector  of  Salford,  Oxfordshire.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  Gray's  Inn 
Jan.  1849 ;  goes  the  Oxford  Circuit,  and  attends  the  Worcester  and  Gloucester 
Sessions.     Appointed  Recorder  of  Tewkesbury  August  1869. 

ResUUnct—9^  St.  James's  Square,  Cheltenham. 


|IIO0IU>IM»  ETC  411 


F.  riLLITm  (Wmfeaa). 
Freeland  Fillitir.  second  Mirviving  son  of  the  Ute  George 
TOitor.  Km|  .  of  Tri^oB  Hill  W<u«lMn,  ad  SvuMft.  DoimI,  by  OuMm 
tW^>..i  .(  ..r  iKe  laie  cite  Brown.  Eiq..or  the  lalt  of  Pwb«eii.  He  w§ 
I  1814,  WW  ed.  Imt  tht  Kcv.  Ekucr  Conn,  at  Higbaai  HiU, 
^  a  at  Mont  lUdHbfd  Cotkft,  £Mt«r»  and  m.,  1SI9.  HoOaa, 
c  late  Kdwia  Slwte,  Eaa^  of  BmtoL  Admitted  a  Solidior  183c. 
^  ti  Warvham  1861*4  and  186$ A  ^nd  for  manv  yean  Town  Clerk 
'  '  X  I.P.  for  Wareham,  Kcffirtimr  of  the  Coeaty  Coon  at 
\^  dM  Crw  HnriTiw  local  Mcratarte  of  the  Great  Eahi- 
..»!  V u,  ,/  Waivhun  i87<w  and  It  M  Mcb  oae 


I  "•-«  V <-'  ,,r  Waivhun  i89«^  and  It  aa  Mcb  oae 

«<:  irvcy  utkJrr  the  Mcrciiaat  Shippiaf  Act 

<>:  !)c  unly  Solictttjr  who  holda  tbe  onoe  of 

K 

t  HouM.  W»nham,  Dovmc 

J.  T.  rXTZADAM  (WlfaaX 

John  Thompson  FitzAdam,  el.  and  only  surviving  son  of  the 
late  Adam  FitrAHam,  Eaq.,  baiTuicr-atlaw, — fur  manv  jrean  Recofder  of 
Wigaa,— b>  v  d.  of  John  Tbomptoo,  Eaq..  of  Wigan.    He  wa*  bora 

lS~^  and  ni  irv  Murray,  d.  of  the  late  John  Wood,  Eidu  of  Colina- 

beigo,  Fifcsihirr.  «.  «iicd  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  Jan.  1859^  and  b  a 
■maber  of  the  Northern  Circuit.  Author  of  a  legd  frorfc  on  the  Jodicatnrc 
Acta.     Appointed  Keoordcr  of  Wigan  April  i88a 


Ckmmtftt    u  Kh^t  Bmdk  Wdk.  T«aipl«. 
Mmtimtr    %  PWBfaMi*  ffaid—.  IT— hutoa, 

T.  0.  ffOg'IJUi  (WenrlflkX 

Thomis  Campbell  Foster,  Q,C.,  son  of  the  late  John  Foster, 

-<\»  of  Knaroboroogh  and  Leeds.  00.  York.     He  was  bora  Oct.  6ch,  1811, 

)  m..  1850^  ImbeUa,  d.  of  the  late  Andrew  Crome,  Em.,  of  Broomfield, 

-*  '^'       CaUed  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  Jan. 


haviog  for  three  yean  previously  practised  as  a  mdal  pleader, 
t  Q.C   1875.     Elected  a  Bencher  of  his  Inn  188a    Originally 
-  hem  Circuit ;  since  its  division  has  gone  the  Narth>Eastera  Circuit. 
^  Warwick,  and  one  of  the  ^r-^^M^  Govcraors  of  the  King's  New 

hooi,  Warwick.  Unsuccessfully  contested  SheflSeki  at  the  General  Election 
1867,  as  a  Liberal  Conservative.  Appointed  Revhtng  Banister  for  the  West 
ling  Boroughs  in  §868,  and  Recorder  of  Warwick  Dec  1874.  Author  of 
Inters  on  tne  Condition  of  Ireland,"  and  **  A  Treati«e  00  the  Writ  of  Scire 
"     int  editor  of  Foster  and  Finlaysoo's  **  Nisi  Prina  Reports'*  ftc 


0.  nuvon  (Oanuttain 
rjc  Francis,  son  of  the  late  George  Frmncta,  Eaq^  of  Fair- 
ly Martha  his  wife.     He  was  bora  Aug.  loth,  1824,  was  ed.  at 
School,  Favenham,  and  is  as.  to  Flora,  d.  of  ThomM  McRatchie. 


412  THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


Esq.,  late  of  Maidstone,  Kent  Called  to  the  Bar  at  Gray's  Inn  Jan.  1850,  ami 
went  the  South^Eastern  Circuit  ;  elected  a  Bencher  of  his  Inn  1880.  Was 
Recorder  of  Favenham  from  March  1864  to  Nov.  1873,  since  when  he  has 
been  Recorder  of  Canterbury ;  appointed  a  Master  in  Queen's  Bench  Division 
July  1878. 

Cim^-rmiding. 

Rttidtm»-t%,  Csritoo  HUI.  St.  John's  Wood.  N.W. 

P.  0.  GATES  (Brighton). 

Philip  Chasemore  Gates,  Q.C.,  second  son  of  the  late  George 
Gatea,  Esq.,  of  Steyning.  He  was  ed.  at  Caius  Coll.,  Camb., — grad.  B.A. 
1847.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1850 ;  became  a  Q.C.  1874, 
and  subsequently  a  Bencher  of  his  Inn.  Goes  the  South-Eastem  Circuit 
Appointed  Recorder  of  Brijjhton  June  1879. 

C/n^— United  University. 

Ckatmbfn—to,  King's  Bench  Walk,  Temple. 

Ruid*nc*-i,  Warwick  Square.  S.W. 

O.  P.  OOLDNEY  (Poole). 

Gabriel  Prior  Goldney,  el.  son  of  Sir  Gabriel  Goldney,  ist  bart, 
M.P.,  by  Mary  Anne.  d.  of  the  late  R.  H.  Alexander,  Esq.,  of  Corsham.  Wilts. 
He  was  born  Aug.  4th,  1844,  and  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Exeter  College, 
Oxford.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  April  30th,  1867.  Practises 
as  a  special  pleader  and  Parliamentary  draughtsman.  Was  a  Commissioner 
to  enquire  into  Corrupt  Practices  at  Norwich  1875.  Was  Recorder  of  Helston 
1876-9,  when  he  was  appointed  Recorder  of  Poole. 

C/«<^— Junior  Carlton. 

Chambers— I,  Essex  Court,  Temple,  EC. 

8TANDI8H  ORGVE-GRADY  (QravesendX 

Standish  Grove-Grady,  fourth  son  of  the  late  Henry  Grove 
Grady,  Esq.,  of  Bellewood,  Templemore,  co.  Tipperary,  by  Mary,  d.  of  Thomu 
Lidwell,  Esq.,  of  Clonmore,  co.  Tipj)erary,  and  grand-d.  of  Gerald  de  Courcy, 
(The  O'Grady,)  of  Kilballyowen  Castle,  co.  Limerick.  He  was  bom  1815, 
was  called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  Jan.  1841,  and  m.,  1837,  Margaret 
Isabella,  4th  d.  of  John  Farran,  Esq.,  of  Uebden  Hall,  Essex.  Appointeil 
Recorder  of  Gravesend  Sept.  28th,  1848.  Is  a  member  of  the  South-ka>tern 
Circuit,  a  Fellow  of  the  Royal  .Society  of  Literature,  and  late  Reader  to  the  \u\\> 
of  Court  in  Hindu  and  Mahommedan  Law,  and  the  Laws  in  force  in  Briii.^li 
India.  Author  of  "The  Law  of  P'ixturesand  Dilapidations  Ecclesiastical  and 
Lay»"  "The  Law  of  the  Registration  of  Voters  and  of  Elections,"  "  Equaliza- 
tion of  the  Poor  Rate,"  "The  Present  State  of  our  Public  Schools,"  "  Abuse 
of  Public  Charities,"  "  Hindu  Law  of  Inheritance,"  "  Manual  of  Hindu  Law, 
"Mahommedan  Law  of  Inheritance  and  Contract,"  joint  author  of  "  The  Law 
and  Practice  at  the  Crown  Side  of  the  Court  of  Queen's  Bench,"  and  editor  of 
the  "Institutes  of  Menu"  and  of  "The  Hedaya." 

Chmmt6er$—2,  Plowden  Buildings.  Temple. 

ReakUmct-%.  St.  G«orge's  Square.  S.W. 


RBOORDIM,  ETC  413 

omMM  Grkenhow,  ion  of  T.  M.  Greenhow,  Eiq., 

of  Onpel  AlkfftuQ,  Laodi,  tad  Ibrmerlr  of  Newoud«<on- 

l    ftl    Unhr.  ColL,   Loodom-md.   EA. 

>»..  1S57.  Markm.— who  died  iS&i,— «L  d. 

i.  r.«|..ofTiilMHULSttn«7.    Calkd  lo  tlw  Btf 

y  1S54.      Go«  Om  Noft]|.EMtani  Clicait.  tad 


.  ^ihuB,  md  NortlMmbcrUad  SiioiM.  Avtbor  of 
MaoiuL"  Appoialod  lUeofdar  of  Bonrkk  187a  tad  to  1880 
V  Coarti,  Cifcoit  Na    14,  umI  boldi  Cowti  at  Lsodi  aad 


t.  r.«n  Oawf.  T«iM%  ■>& 


J.  a  Qtiprni  ouadiBcx 

T ..../.«  ouiff  GRiprrrs,  son  of  the  late  Mr.  John  Grifllits,  of  High 

Hocks,  bjr  Ann  hb  wile.      He  wai  born  airt  Feb.,  iSai,  wm 

(iimm.  Scfa.,  High  Wyconbe,  and  was  called  to  the  Bar  at  the 

1  cmplc  i6th  Jane,   1848 ;  became  a  Q.C  187c.    Went  the  Nodblk 

fWr  n  <(hort  time,  and  then  joined  the  Oxfora,  which  he  coofinoea 

•I  Recorder  of  Readiitf  Oct  t87&    Uneaccetftdly  conterted 

)  April  188a 

LiMi*  tULtm,  Gankk,  AnuAti,  OHmm. 
Ckmmiimt  $,  Oova  OAo*  Row.  Tcapla. 
if*Mtm9^%  Parii  Pio^MCt.  Sc  jaaM's  PmIu  S.W. :  Tht  Ptimy,  Higli  Wyxxmim. 

P.  E  aum  (BerrfbvdX 

Francis  Edward  Guise,  third  son  of  the  late  Gen«  Sir  John 

Guise,  Ban.,  G.C  B.,  by  Chariolte  Diana,  d.  of  the  late  Gcof|^  Veraoo, 

r  Oootarf  Castle,  co.  Dnblin.     He  was  born  April  aoth,  i8jo^  was  ed. 

iiolliol  Coll.,  Oxford,— gnML  B.A.  184a,  M.A.  1844, --and  m.,  Jane  1848, 

icTnetta,  d.  of  Sir  James  Rivett  Camac,  1st  bait.,  formerly  Govanor  of 

>mbay.    Called  to  the  Bar  at  LincoUi's  Inn  Nov.  1846,  and  went  the  Oxford 

rcott.    Appointed  Reoocder  of  Hereford  Dec  1863.    Was  StiMadair  Ut^ 

vte  for  Chatham  and  Sheemesa  Aog.  1867  to  Dec  1877.    U  Clerk  of  the 

caoe  for  GloQcestenhire. 

/rrndlr»r»-I>«ui  HaII.  Ncvabui^  GkneManUra. 

T.  OVmfSB  (lottthamptoaX 
Thomas  Gunner,  son  of  William  Gunner,  Esq.,  of  Bishop's 

im,  llsrop«hirv,  bv  Lucy  Matilda,  d.  of  Thomas  Ridge,  Esq.,  of 
•n  HouMT,  Hampdtire.  He  was  bom  Nov.  SJrd,  1815,  was  ol  at 
iicuc^er  ColL  and  at  Trin.  ColL,  Oxford,— M. A.  1840^— «ad  wl,  |8$4, 
xria  Sosaa,  d.  of  Edwaid  Hale.  Ex]..  ol  Hamblcdon,  Hamnhire.  Ceded 
the  Bar  at  Uncofai's  Inn  184a.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Hanpshife,  and  for  the  city  of 
Wiachertcr.  Appoimed  Recorder  of  Soethamptnn  Oct  187a 
Mi 


414  THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


W.  BARDMAN  (Klnffton-on-TliAmM). 

William  Hardman,  only  son  of  the  late  Wm.  Bridge  Hardman, 
of  Chamber  Hall,  co.  Ijmcastcr.  He  was  bom  1828,  was  ed.  at  Tiin.  Coll., 
Camb., — grad.  B.A.  1850,  and  M.A.  1854, — and  m.,  1855,  Mary  Anne,  onlyd. 
of  the  late  James  Rndlcy,  Ksq.,  of  Liverpool.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Innei 
Temple  April  1852.  Hasl)ccn  Chm.  of  tne  Surrey  Sessions  since  1870,  having 
been  Assistant  and  Deputy  Chm  for  some  years  previously.  Unsuccessfully 
contested  East  Surrey  186^.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Surrey  and  for  the  Iwrough  of 
Kingston-on-Thames.     Appointed  Recorder  of  Kingston-on-Thames  J  une  1 875. 

Cim^—Vaited  Univer«ly. 

Retidrmct—%1,  St.  George's  Road,  South  Belgnivia.  S.W. 

Ckmmtbtt^    J.  New  Square.  Lincoln's  Inn,  W.C. 

A.  8.  HILL  (Banbnry),  See  page  Hi. 


J.  J.  HOOPER  (South  Molten). 

James  J.  Hooper,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  James  Hooper,  by 
Martha,  d.  of  Thomas  Best,  Esq.,  of  Haselbury,  Somerset.  He  was  bom 
Nov.  7th,  1823,  and  was  ed.  at  Wadham  Coll.,  Oxford,— B.A.  2nd  cla.ss 
Classics  1846.  Elected  Fellow  of  Oriel  Coll.  1848.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the 
Inner  Temple  1852,  and  goes  the  Western  Circuit.  Was  Tutor  to  the  Students 
of  the  Inner  Temple  in  Constitutional  Law  and  L^al  History  1871-5.  Un- 
married.    Appointed  Recorder  of  South  Molton  1877. 

C/mA— Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

Cfutmhen—t.  Hare  Court.  Temple,  E.C 

R esidtKce— T\iornt,  near  Yeovil. 


J.  MORGAN  HOWARD  (OnUdford). 

J.  Morgan  Howard,  Q.C.  He  was  born  1836,  and  m.,  1857, 
Anne.  d.  of  the  late  George  Bowes,  Esq.,  of  Homerton,  Middlesex.  Called  to 
the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple,  Easter  Term  1858  ;  became  a  Q.C.  June  1874, 
and  a  Bencher  of  his  Inn  Nov.  1877.  Goes  the  South-Eastem  Circuit.  Oik 
of  the  Editors  of  the  "  New  Reports"  1862  to  1865.  Was  H.M.'s  Chief  Com 
missioner  of  the  Norwich  Royal  Commission  1875.  Is  a  J. P.  for  Guildford, 
a  F.R.G.S.,  a  F.R.  Hist.  Soc,  an  Hon.  Assoc,  of  Royal  Institute  of  Architects, 
and  one  of  the  Council  of  the  British  Archaological  Asso.  Unsuccessfully 
contested  Lambeth  (C.)  1868,  1874,  and  1880.  Appointed  Recorder  of 
Guildford  March  1875. 

C/i»**— Carlton,  Junior  Carlton,  St  Stephen's. 

Ckamhert—6,  Pump  Court,  Temple,  E.C. 

IletidtH:e—a2,  Gloucester  Street,  Warwick  Square,  S.W. 

R.  H.  HtTRST  (Hastings  and  RyeX 
Robert  Henry  Hurst,  only  son  of  the  late  Robert  H.  Hurst, 
Esq.,— sometime  M.P.  for  Horsham,— by  Dorothea,  el.  d.  of  the  late  John 
Breynton,  Esq.,  Haunch  Hall,  Staffordshire.     He  was  bom  1817,  and  aos,  ed.. 


RMOftOEM,  BTC  41$ 

•I  WMimiMUr,  udaiTria.  Coll,  Omh.;  fpid.  &A.,  a$tli  Wisi^kr,  iS«a^ 
M.A.  1843-    In  it59  iM  m.  MatUda  Jmm,  tL  d.  oT  Jmbc*  Sooit,  Em|..  oT 


The  Nunnery.  Roiptf.  Smmmu  Catkd  lo  Um  Bv  oT  the  Mi4dk  T«»pW 
Nov.  Ift42.  and  goM  liw  SomIhEmIoti  CiioiU.  k  a  D  L.  and  a  J.P.  far 
a,  a  J.P.  (or  OsfordahirB.  awl  haft  baca  RccoiUcr  of  Haaimn  attl  Kyc 
186a.  Sat  at  M. P.  for  Honham  (L.)  frum  July  1865  lUl  TcL  1874, 
ha  was  an  vmmoemML  candidate,  and  from  u«c  l8di,  1875,  uU  FcU. 
16U1,  1876k  when  ha  wat  aniMtdi  on  pacitioo. 

Cl%:y*glti^ftVSi§g tt^.,  E.C  ^_ ^_  ^,, ^ 

f^ifc.  Mar  HnnAai^  Smmn  i  BUffNgioa  Orava,  Clow 1  wihln. 


1LI.DRIHA]f(OUtbaroaX  SaapacaMt. 
1.  B.  JILP  (BvawilMun 
Art^"  V'^;trd  Jklf,  O.C,  lecond  iod  of  the  late  Rev.  Richard 
WUli»>  • .  CanuB  of  Ch.  Ch.,  Oafonl,  and  Prtadpal  of  King's  CoU.. 

Londot:,  .,  :  .aiy,  Coontcai  Schlippcnbacfa  of  PniMta.  He  was  bom 
Sept.  loih,  1837,  was  cd.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ol,  Oxfonl,— grad.  a  A.  1860^ 
M.A.  i86i-HU»d  m.,  1867.  Jane,  voungcat  d.  of  the  late  Rev.  W.  C.  King, 
Vicar  of  .Norham,  Northomberland.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple 
1863.  and  became  a  Q.C.  1880 ;  goe»  the  Oxford  Circuiu  Appointed  Reooidcr 
of  Shrewsbury  Aognst  1879. 


Ckmmitrt    g,  Kfa<t  B»ca  Walk.  TWmb.  E.( 


J.J. 

Johnjaroes  Johnson,  Q.C,  son  of  the  late  William  Johnson. 
Esa.,ofThePalUuit,  Chichester.  Hewasbomjune  iSi a,  was  ed.  at  Winchester 
CoU.,  and  ro.,  iSca,  Mary  Judith, —who  died  1855,— and  d.  of  Thomas  Barton, 
Esq.    Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  Inne  i8«6,  and  is  a  member  of 


the  Sooth.EaMem  CIrcnit  Appointed  Recorder  of  Chichester  Aiw.  1863,  a 
Q.C.  and  a  Bencher  of  his  Ian  Feb.  186a.  Is  a  J.P.fbr  Sa«cx,and  Vice^^hm. 
of  the  Coort  of  Quarter  Sessions  for  the  Western  Division  of  that  00. 

CUmtt^    WL  Kigrfe  B«Kii  WaB^  Toiplt.  E.C 

Jfmidmtm-^Omatam  PlacMrMgiav*  Sqttart.  S.W.  1  Wcai  BroyW  Houm.  Mar 


T.  0.  SVKTI>>1INREK8LET  (VawcaaUa-a&dar-LymaK 

V  f  •'  mcnt  Snevd-Kynn  .  second  son  of  the  late 

1  ^-nncnley,  Esa.,  of  L<  Staflbidshire.    He  wau  bora 

I  ~).  at  Rugby,  and  ..  ...  .....as  CoU.,  Cambridge,— grad. 

i  . -and  BL,  June  1814.  Elita  Rose,  who  died  May  1860^ 

U  Sandais,  Esq..  of  Taplow  Hoosc,  Backs.    Called  to 

ti  Temple  June  i8a8,  and  went  the  Oxford  CifcaiL     Was 

a  >m  183a  till  18^6.    Has  been  Stipendiary  Mi^istrate 

f  Keoocderof  Newcustle>ander-Lymaiinoaira,and 

I  Quarter  Sessions  finoe  1863.    Anihor  of  works 

'  ^--mileOffiendera,  Reformatory  Sdmols,  Ac   Is 

o.  and  a  J.P.  forooa.  Woicalcr  and  StaftmL 


4l6  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


J.  a  LAWRAHOB  (DtflqrX  IM  pi«t  18S. 

W.  N.  LAWBON  (BlchmondX 
William  Norton  Lawson,  el.  son  of  the  late  William  I^wson, 
Esq.,  of  Bourne  Place,  Hil(lcnlx>rough,  Kent,  by  Ann  his  wife.  He  was  bom 
1830,  was  etl.  at  Kind's  Coll.,  London,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camb,,— grad.  H.A., 
25th  WmnKlcr,  1854,  and  M.  A.  1858, — and  m.,  1856,  Frances,  4th  d.  of  George 
Smurthwaite,  Esq.,  of  Temple  Lodge,  Richmond,  Yorkshire.  Called  to  the 
Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  1856,  and  practises  as  an  equity  draughtsman  and  con> 
▼eyancer.     Appointed  Recorder  of  Richmond  1869. 

Ckamhert—29,  Old  Sqtiare.  Lincoln's  Inn. 
RftuUnce -n)t  Dor»et  Square.  N.W. 

HON.  R  0.  LEIOH  (StamfordX 

Edward  Chandos  Leigh,  second  son  of  the  ist  Baron  Leigh,  by 
Margaret,  d.  of  the  late  Rev.  W.  S.  Willes,  of  Astrop  House.  He  wxs  b<jm 
Dec.  22nd,  1832,  was  ed.  at  Harrow,  and  at  Oriel  Coll.,  Oxford, — grad.  B.A., 
2nd  class  in  honors,  185$,  and  M.A.  1858, — and  in  1871  m.  Kathcrine  Fanny, 
el.  d.  of  the  late  James  Rigby,  Esq.,  D.L.,  of  Moss  liouse,  Lancxshire.  For- 
merly  a  Fellow  and  also  Sub- Warden  of  All  Souls'  Coll.,  Oxford.  Called  to 
the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  Jan.  1859.  Goes  the  Midland  Circuit.  Is  a  J. P. 
for  Warwickshire.  Editor  of  "  Bell's  Crown  Cases,"  and  "  Leijjh  and  Cave's 
Reports,"  and  joint  author  of  "  I^igh  and  Le  Marchant  on  Election  Law." 
Appointed  Recorder  of  Stamford  1864.     Formerly  a  Revising  Barrister. 

Club—  Brooks's. 

Chambers— Yamx't,  Building,  Temple,  E.C 

Residence— ^$,  Upper  Grosvcnor  Street.  W. 

F.  K.  LENTHALL  (Woodstock). 
Francis  Kyffin  Lenthall,  youngest  son  of  Kyffin  John  William 

Lenthall,  Esq.,  of  Bessels  Leigh,  Berkshire,  and  Maynan  Hail,  Carnarvonshire, 
by  Mary  Ann,  el.  d.  of  the  late  John  Ashton,  Esq.,  of  The  Grange,  co.  Chester. 
lie  was  bom  March  30th,  1824 ;  was  called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  .May 
1846  ;  appointed  Reconler  of  Woodstock  Sept.  1858  ;  goes  the  Oxfortl  Circuit. 
Was  Assistant  Revising  Barrister  for  the  county,  city,  and  borough  of 
Worcester  (1868),  and  for  Gloucestershire  and  its  boroughs  (1869). 
C/»^— Athenaeum. 

H.  LL07D  (ClieBter),    See  pa«re  395. 

J.  J.  LONSDALE  (Folkestone),    See  pa«:e  395. 

J.  MACKONOCHIE  (Winchester). 
James  Mackonochie,  el.  surviving  son  of  the  late  Col.  George 
Mackonochie,  H.E.I.C.S.,  by  Isabella,  youngest  d.  of  the  late  Lieut.  Jamc- 
Alison,  R.N.  He  was  bom  1823  ;  was  called  to  the  Scottish  Bar  1845,  and 
to  the  English  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1855,  and  m.,  1856.  Emma,  youngest 
d.  of  the  late  William  Watkins,  Esq.,  of  Badby  House,  Northamptonshire. 
Goes  the  Westem  Circuit.  Has  been  a  Revising  Barrister  since  1873.  Ap- 
pointed Recorder  of  Winchester  Jaa.  1 880. 

C/m^— Junior  Carlton. 

Ckamhert—^^  Dr.  Jolm>on'«  Buildings,  Temple,  E.C. 

Jl4tidemct—St.  Mary's  Hill,  Wanuge. 


BiooROBiui,  rrc  417 


W.  HATD  (Bvf  St. 

Wi!*        M  I  ihc  liiic  Rev.  Willuun  Mayd,  J.P., 

of  W;  Ic  w«»  lium  It^io.  WM  ed.  *t  Eluo.  «iid  At  Q«MB*f 

f    "  .  L1M7  Elia.  d.  oT  the  late  WiUkm  Kowlcr-JOMS 

I  :.    Called  to  Um  Bar  at  iba  inner  TcmpW  iSS4i 

wtcfnClfaiit,Co«aMltotlMMintaitheCambrte 

.  1  a  Kevtoif^  Baniftcr.    Appobind  Reoordrr  of  Uury  St.  EdaMnda 

«f««rfd.  R..  Saiblk. 

.-- - — «-   K.C  

c.  u  jat.KEWVTBIl(Laloaat«rX 
Charles  George  Mkkkwkihkk,  ^.6*.  son  of  the  Rev.  Francis 

*'Icrewrthcr,  Rector  of  (.«►!  '  cioertcrUitre.     He  was  bora  Aug.  aoth, 

ani  \tA«  cvi  at  tlic  I  riL  where  he  grad.  B.A.  1845.    CalleJ 

Har  at   the   Inner    1       ,       2^h.  1848.  ami  became  a  g.C  1S77 ; 

the  Mi'iUiul  «  irciiit.  >at  x\  M.l*.  (C.)  for  Nortliainptoo  l874>8a  Cn« 
kfully  contested  that  couMitucncy  Nov.  ^b^^ii,  Feb.  1874,  and  April  l88a 
Wm  a  <.<>mtniv\i<>ncr  t<>  rn«{uirc  into  CorruU  I'racticet  at  Election*  1880. 
Appointetl  kcomlcr  of  Ixriccsicr  Au^j.  JIrt,  186S. 

CybJif— CAfllon.  <MrrKk 

Ckmmifri  -  M .  Kingi  Ik-nch  Walk.  TcmpJc.  EC, 


\a  ihc 


H.  A.  imnwmUECDtTlaeaX 
H«  "  I  HER,  ^.C,  el.  son  of  the  late  Hear)' 

AI«r»»  L.,   Q.C.,   Scr)eant-ai-Uw,  Town  Clerk  of 

I       '  MX\  \  annouth,  and  AUornejT'Gcneral  to  Queen  Adelaide. 

i  i  1*1813,  was  ed.  at  Wiochebter,  and  at  Trin.  ColL,  Cam- 

'I  "'1.  el.  d.  vi (he  late  Sir  James  Fellowc*,  of  Adbury 
I  c  liar  at  the  Inner  Temple  June  1837,  and  made 

c.  nler  of  Devixes  1842.     Is  a  U.L.  and  a  J.P.  oC 
\'-  '    Se»Mons. 

:-<!  itaii.  umppcnliaak,  Wilts. 

W.  J.  IIBTa4LPB  (irorwlda  8e«  pac*  SM. 

I.  J.  HXTMKLL  (DoncaaterX  lee  page  SM. 

0.  J.  MUSOB  (Barnstaple  and  BtdefordX 
Charles  Tcrom  .Murch,  el.  son  of  Jcrom  Murch,  Esq.,  of  Cran- 
wclU,  near  Bath,  a  D.L.  and  a  I. P.  for  Somcrvrt.  by  .\nnc  d.  of  the  late 
Meadows  Tajlor,  E-u).,  of  Dim,  Norfolk.  He  wa%  l>um  Juhr  4th,  1833,  was 
cl.  nt  rnt%-.  CoU.,  London,— grad.  B.A.  iSu,— and  in  Nov.  1860m.  Stinnah, 
4!  >  <i  :  Ihomaa  Kichanboo,  Esq.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple 
)v.w  i>>55  :  goes  the  Westeni  Circuit,  and  attends  the  Bath,  Briilol,  nd 
S.nonct  Sesaioau  Appoimed  Reconler  of  Barnsuple  and  of  Biddbcd  Sept. 
1S04. 

C/aA-Rdbnii. 

CI.4M.Vn    5.  Bfidi  Cowt.  ImmM. 

RttU^^f—i,  MatIcv  StrMt,  C«««Mli^  Sqnw*.  W. 

a7 


4*8  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


T.  H.  VATIOR  (taainim 
Thomas   Hacke   Naylor,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Hargrave 

Naylor,  Escj.,  of  Carisbrook,  Isle  of  Wight,  by  Martha,  ^n\  d.  of  William  Sturt, 
Esq.,  of  London.  He  was  lx>m  Dec.  4th,  1807,  was  ed.  at  Queen's  Coll.,  Camb., 
— grad.  M.A.  1841,— and  in  1861  m.  Elizabeth,  widow  of  the  late  William  Wragg, 
E^.,  of  Chesterton  Hall,  Cambridgeshire.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner 
Temple  Nov.  1841  ;  goes  the  South-Eastcrn  Circuit,  and  attends  the  Assizes  for 
the  counties  of  lUickingham,  Bwlford,  Cambridgeshire,  Essex,  Norfolk,  and 
Suffolk,  and  tht-  Cambridge,  Huntingtlon,  Ely,  Wislxrach,  Peterborough,  and 
Bury  St.  Etlmumls  Sessions.  Appointed  Recorder  of  Sudbury,  ami  Judge  of 
the  Court  of  IMeas  of  that  Iwrough,  Aug.  1866.  Was  nominated  the  lay 
member  for  the  Deanery  of  Chesterton  to  the  first  Ely  Ecclesiastical  Confer- 
ence, and  was  annually  clectetl  until  1879.  Is  one  of  the  Electoral  Roll  of  the 
Univ.  of  Cambridge,  an  Alderman  of  the  borough  of  Cambridge,  and  a  J.  P. 
forCambridge.  Was  Mayor  of  Cambridge  for  1872-3  and  1877-8.  Author  of 
**  Ct^^^  ^w%  1,'}^^*:^,%  T  «...  >' 


Cases  on  Election  Law.' 
CAttmiert— The  Biitta*  Close,  Cambridge. 
Xrsidemct^The  Hill  House,  Chesterton,  Cambridgeshire. 


W.  J.  NEALE  (WalsaU). 

W.  Johnstoun  Neale,  second  son  of  Adam  Neale,  Esq.,  M.I)., 
Physician  Extraordinaiy  to  H.R.H.  the  Duke  of  Kent,  by  Margaret  Johnstoun, 
onlyd.  and  heiress  of  Walter  Young,  Esq.,  Capt.  of  H.M.'s  Fleet  at  the  taking 
of  St.  Eustacia,  and  flag  Capt.  to  Baron  Rodney.  He  was  bom  1812  ;  and  served 
for  some  years  in  the  Navy,  which  he  entered  1824.  Commanded  the  fore- 
castle quarters  of  H.M.S.  "Talbot"  at  the  battle  of  Navarino,  1827,  and  has 
the  Naval  medal.  In  Oct.  1846  he  m.  Frances  Herbert  Nisbet,  el.  grandchild 
and  coheiress  of  Viscountess  Nelson  and  Duchess  of  Bronte.  Calletl  to  the 
Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  Nov.  25th,  1836  ;  joined  the  Oxford  Circuit,  and  the 
Salop  and  Stafford  Sessions.  Appointed  Recorder  of  Walsall  Aug.  1859. 
Author  of  the  following  works:  "Cavendish,"  "The  Port  Admiral,'^  "Will 
Watch,"  "The  Naval  Surgeon,"  "Gentleman  Jack,"  "Worthy  Mont.ngue," 
"The  Captain's  Wife,"  "The  Lost  Ship,"  "The  Pride  of  the  Mess,"  "  Paul 
Periwinkle,"  "The  Flying  Dutchman,"  "Treatise  on  the  Law  of  Elections," 
"The  History  of  the  Mutiny  of  the  Nore." 
Ckambert—i^  Elm  Court,  Temple,  E.C 


O.  W.  NICHOLL  (Usk). 

George  Whidock  ?.icholl,  el.  surviving  son  of  the  late  Iltyd 
Nicholl,  Esq.,  of  The  Ham,  Glamorganshire,  by  Eleanor,  d.  of  George  Bond, 
Esq.  He  was  born  Feb.  1816,  and  m.,  1853,  Mary  Lewisa,  d.  of  William 
Nicholl,  Esq.,  M.D.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  1840.  Is 
Constable  of  the  Castle  of  Llanblcthian,  and  cx-officio  Mayor  of  Cowbridge. 
Appointed  Recorder  of  Usk  i860.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Monmouthshire  and  Glamorgan- 
shire. 

C/«^— Athenxum. 

RttidgmctM — The  H.-im,  Glamorganshire  ;  Court  RIcthin,  Monmouthshire. 


BBOORoms,  nc  419 


W.  4,  PATn 
Will        T  ^,n  Payne,  ion  of  the  Uic  William  Pajme,  Ser)caot> 

at-Uw  ihe  Ikf  at  Uaculn'»  lun  June  1844.     U  a  acaihcr  of  ikt 

Mkdlami   (  ucvii.   Hifli  Sutwud  oT  Sovtbwark,  J«d(K  of  the  SoiithvMli 
•ad  CoTOMr  of  LoadiMi,  Sovlhwafk,  and 


Cbttft  of  kcconi,  and  CoroMr  oT  Loadoii,  Sovlhwafk,  and  the  Didiv  of 
I  aacaucr.     Waa  a  lUviabf  Barrfalcr.    Appoialad  lUeofdcr  of  WM^«>t«A^n 
chi  18661 


r  A.  rwnjticK 

Kroirruk  A.lolphus  Pmilbrick,  Q,C.,  %on  of  F.  B.  Philbrick, 
!     ;       !  >^   wlctv  <    -li*- trr.     He  wasboro  l8u,  waaed.  at  Univemfy  ColL, 
V  .  I.oni.Mi.  iH5i,...«iidm.  Itt,  lA^CharioMc— whodiod  1868, 
^  lu-a.lri.  t.v(..  ui  Broomfield  Lodcc*  Eaiex ;  aodly,  187a  Mmnie 
Axulinc,— who  (lied  |87(^— d.  of  the  Ute  famci  Cockbiini,  Etq.,  of  the  17th 
xactn.    Calleil  to  the  lUr  at  the  Middle  Temple  i86o^  and  appointed  a  4J.< '. 
1874,  and  a  Beochcr^  bb  Inn  1877.     (;ue«  the  Sovth-Eaatcni  CiiaiiL     Ap* 
pobiitcd  Recoffdar  ofColdMater  Nov.  187a 
GM«-IKefcm,Graftoik 
Ckmrnttn    I  ■■>  Bdliii^>  TmiflU,  E.C 

A  a  PLOWDIV  (WaalMkX 

Alfred   Chichclc   Plowdbn,   el.  ton  of   Trevor    J.    Chichele 

•>«rdeQ.  Kvi  .  of  thf  Bengal  Civil  Service.     He  w-Ai  born  Oct.  2lct,  I&44, 

)<1  wftt  ed  tster,  and  at  Braienox-  ^>rd — grad.  RA.  1860. 

'-rved  a»  I'l  ctary  to  Sir  John  Pc  .   ICCB^  Governor  of 

I  imaica  1860-S.     Chilled  to  the  Bar  at  the  MidUlc  1  cmple  Jan.  1870  ;  practisca 

i>  a  Sf>cctal  Plea^lcr ;  guet  the  Oxford  Circuit,  and  attends  tlte  Shxopiiiire  and 

\   jHjinted  Recorder  of  Mach  Wcniock,  SaJop,  Sepc 

—^  E.C 
W. 

a  &  POLAND  CDovtrX 

Hany  Bodkin  Poland,  son  of  the  laic  Peter  Polmd,  of  Far- 
ihar  Hottte,  Htghgate.   He  was  bom  1829,  and  was  ed.  at  S 
illed  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  June  1851,  and  became  a 
^79.     Ha»  been  one  of  the  Couiuel  to  the  Treasury  and  to  the  1  i 
■.y  July  1865.     U  a  member  of  the  Sooth-Eastern  Circuit,  and   r 
>c^ons  and  the  Central  Criminal  CottfL     AppobUcd  1 
').  1874.     Unmarried. 


1.  POPS  (BolUmjL 

Samuel  Pope,  Q.  C,  son  of  the  late  Samnd  Pope,  Eso.,  merchant 

^  I^mion.  hv  Phcbc.  J.  of  the  late  William  Rnshlon.  Esq..  mdchaat  of  livcr> 


420  THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


pool.  He  was  bom  n«r.  i  ith,  i8a6,  and  m.,  1848,  Hannah,— who  died  1880,— 
d.  of  the  late  Then       '  Ksn.,  of  Timi>crlcy  Lodge,  Cheshire.     Called  to 

the  Bar  at  the  Mi  c  June  1858,  and  matlc  a  Q.C.  June  1869  ;  goes 

the  Northern  Circun.  .i,,".jnlcd  Rcconlcr  of  Ikilton  April  1869.  Unsuccess- 
fully contested  Stoke  1857,  and  Bolton  1865  and  1868. 

CtmU  Reform  and  Whitehall  (Ixmdon);  Clarendon,  Bnuratote,  and  Reform  (Man- 
cheatrr);  Palatine  (Liverpool). 

Ckmtmhrt-i,  King".  Bench  Walk,  Temple. 

Jttndfmce*—S9t  Lancaster  Gate,  W.  ;  Hafod-y-bryn,  Llanbedr.  Merioneththire. 

J.  J.  POWELL  (Wolverhampton). 

John  Joseph  Powell,  Q.C,  son  of  the  late  Mr.  Thomas  Powell, 
of  CJlouccster,  hy  Sarah  his  wife.  He  was  Iwm  1816,  was  called  to  the  Bar  at 
the  Mitldle  Temple  April  1847,  and  made  a  Q.C.  and  Bencher  of  his  Inn  1863. 
Au}X)ir.ted  first  Recorder  of  Wolverhampton  May  1864  ;  goes  the  Oxford 
Circuit.  Was  M.P.  for  Gloucester  1862  till  July  1865,  and  was  an  unsuccessful 
caindidate  for  that  constituency  Feb.  1874.     Is  unmarried.r 

C/i»*— Reform. 

Clumibert—^,  King'«  Bench  Walk,  Temple. 

8.  PRENTICE  (Maidstone). 
Samuel  Prentice,  Q.C,  son  of  the  late  Golden  Nehemiab 
Prentice,  Esq.,  of  Rayleigh,  Essex.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple 
May  1843,  matie  a  Q.C.  1866,  and  elected  a  Bencher  of  his  Inn  the  same  year. 
Author  of  "  Prentice's  Action  at  Law,"  and  Editor  of  **  Archbold's  Practice," 
**  Abbott  on  Shipping,"  and  "Russell  on  Crimes."  Was  sometime  Examiner 
on  Common  Law  appointed  by  the  Council  of  Legal  Education.  Has  acted 
for  some  years  as  a  Commissioner  for  the  Trial  of  Municipal  Election  Petitions. 
Appointed  Recorder  of  Maidstone  March  1879. 

Ckambtn-^,  Essex  Court,  Temple,  E.C 

^rxiVi^iuv— Christchurch  Road,  Surbiton,  Surrey. 

E.  P.  PRICE  (York),  See  pa«:e  397. 

C.  O.  PRIDEAUX  (BristoU 
Charles  Grevile  Prideaux,   Q.C,  el.   son  of  the  late  Neast 
Grevile  Prideaux,  Esq.,  of  Bristol.     He  was  bom  Dec.  19th,  18 10,  was  cd.  at 
Balliol  ColL,  Oxford, — grad.  M.A.  1834, — and  m.  Catharine  Ann,  d.  of  the 
late  Rev.  Noblett  Ruddock,  Vicar  of  Stockland-Bristol,  and  of  Westbury-cum- 
Priddy,  Somerset.     Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  May  1836,  and  made  a 
Q.C.  Dec.  1866;  goes  the  Western  Circuit.     Was  Recorder  of  Heist  on  from 
June  1868  till  Nov.  1876,  and  Recorder  of  Exeter  from  Nov.  1876  till  Dec.  1879, 
when  he  was  appointed  Reconler  of  Bristol.     Has  been  since  1875  Barrister 
for  Trial  of  Municipal  Election  Petitions  under  Act  of  1872.     Is  author  of 
"A  Practical  Guide  to  the  Duties  of  Churchwardens  in  the  Execution  of  their 
Oftice,"  and  an  edition  of  the  Registration  of  Voters  Act,  6  Vict.  c.  18. 
Chambert — 4,  Brick  Court,  E.C. 
if«hUki«<»-HoUaiKl  Lodge,  St.  John's  Wood  Place,  Regent's  Park,  N.W. 


RlOOROIftt,  BTC  4f  I 


Willuun  WaldroQ  Ravenhiix,  son  of  John  Ravcnhill.  Fm\,,  of 
Athlon  Hotttc,  new  HqrtaUinr,  WUu.  He  wu  b.  Fcb^  Mjih,  1836.  %nu  «l. 
Al  MAflboffWigh  ColU  tad  at  Univ.  Coll..  (Htoid^-md,  EA.  Itt5«,  M.A 
1861,— ftodm..  1866,  Anm  LouImi,  ^hd.  o(lhc  tele-JoMph  Everett,  Eu.,  ol 
Grecnhill  llu«uc.  Sutton  Vcoey.  WUt*.  Called  10  the  Bar  «(  the  Inner 
Temple  April  1861.  Goes  ibo  Weitera  Clrcoit,  and  attends  the  \Vili»htrc 
SewoM  Appointed  Reoofder  of  Andow  Maj  187J.  Aothor  of  papers  uo 
historical  and  kgalMb^ecU  In  lh«  ff«fj4vv^rr/ 


%.  BllfB  (QtmU  Tarmottt^ 
Sunint  Rbevb»  ion  of  Joiq>h  Newman  Rmsvi,  Esq.,  of  Bran 
iter.  Norfolk,  by  Maty  hu  wile.     lioni  Feb.  24th,  l8a6i     Called  to  the  Bar 
at  the  Middle  Temple  April  i8«a      Goe»  the  Sonth-Eaitera  Circuit*  and 
attend*  the  A&uscs  for  the  coonttet  of  Bockinfhao^  Bodfcud,  Northampum, 
LekcMer,  and  Rutland,  and  the  Norwich  and  Ljna  Swikmi.     UaJ.P.  for  the 
city  of  Norwich.     Appointed  Rcoorder  of  Great  Yarmooth  April  11(72. 
Kttid0mtw^  il,  St.  GOmSowI.  Norwkk;  BnacaMr.  Nodblk. 


T.  E  BOODf  (WtUaX 

Thotnas  Englciby  Rogers,  cL  son  of  the  late  Francis  Rogers, 

Eai)..  of  Yariington,  Somcnetthire.     Ed.  at  Corpus  Christi  Coll.,  Oxiunl,  o? 

whitih  he  waft  aooietime  a  Fellow  (gtad.  M.A.  1841),  and  m..  1851,  EltxalMrtJi 

llaanah,  d.  of  John  Staffer.  Eaq.     Called  to  the  Uar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  Nov. 

1846^  and  practised  for  some  vean  as  a  coaverandng  ooonsel     la  a  J.P.  far 

.tncnetahire.  and  Deputy  Chairman  of  the  Somerset  Sewiont.     Appoii 

ccordcr  of  WclU  July  1872. 

CAil-OsCDnl  sad  CkMbridga. 

H.  a  ROTBZRT  CWTMk 

Henry  Cadogmn  Rothery,  son  of  the  late  William 

Esq..  of  Stratford  Phice,  by  Fannv.  d.  of  Dr.  Cadogan.  of  Cowbi 
Wales.  He  was  bora  July  2nd,  1817.  was  ed.  at  Shrewsbury,  and  m.  j  . 
ColL.  Camb..— grad.  a  A..  Wrangler.  1840.  M.A.  18— .^and  m.,  i>5i. 
Madelina  Doufflas.  d.  of  the  late  Dr.  Garden,  of  Calcutta.  Appointed  Rcgmnu 
of  the  Hi|fa  Court  of  Admiralty  Nov.  1851.  Unl  AdviKr  to  the  TreaMirr 
on  Slave  Trade  matters  March  i860,  and  meek  Commissioner  for  the  United 
Kingdom  Oct.  1876^     Is  a  J.P.  for  Surrey,  and  a  Fellow  of  the  Linnasan  Sa 

CAi^Osfanl  sad  Csabtidf*. 

T0tm  Rtstdmt*    h.  OloiioMMr  Tsmo*.  Hytk  Psrk. 

CMM/17  Jrw/Af»-Rihid«o.  Bfthot.  S«n«y. 

P.  ROZBtmOB  UMatalghX 

Francis  Roxburgh.  Q.C.     He  was  bom  18—,  was  called  to 


the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  Nov.  1845,  became  a  member  of  Unooln' 
i^9i  «  <^C.  and  a  Bencher  of  the  Middk  Temple  Nov.  1866^  and  m.,  1847. 


492  THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


Manr,— who  died  1876,— 2nd  d.  of  the  Rev.  Henry  Walker,  of  Great  Bromley 
HalC  Essex.  Is  a  J.  P.  for  Suflfolk.  Appointed  Recorder  of  Aldeburgh  1878. 
/M«r— Fraociii,  *.  1850 ;  Helen  ;  Mary  :  Amy. 

Ckmmhm    tft,  Old  BuUdingB.  Lincoln't  Inn. 

Rnitlmtn    TTw  Bwch  Houm.  Aldeburgh.  SuflToDe :  53,  Wotbounie  Terrace.  W. 

F.  RUSSELL  (Tenterden). 

Francis  Russell,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  John  Russell,  D.D., 
Canon  of  Canterbury,  and  Rector  of  St.  Botolph'ji,  Bishoi>sgate,  Ivondon. 
Was  ed.  at  the  Charterhouse,  and  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Camhridce, — prad.  M.A., — 
and  m..  1850,  Jessy  Anne,  second  d.  of  Lieut. -Col.  John  Keijjhtley,  late  35th 
Regt.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  April  1841,  and  goes  the  South- 
Eastem  Ciraiit.  Appointed  Recorder  of  Tenterden  April  1859,  and  Clerk  of 
the  Peace  for  Kent  June  1865.  Author  of  ''A  Treatise  on  the  Law  of  Arbi- 
trations and  Awards." 

C.i»*— United  University. 

Ckmmiert—s.  Paper  BuildinRS.  Temple.  E.C 

if*»A£fl»<r— Waleringbury,  Kent. 

O.  RUSSELL  (Wokingham),  See  pacre  398. 

J.  J.  H.  SAINT  (Newark-on-Trent). 

John  James  Heath  Saint,  son  of  the  Rev,  J.  J.  Saint,  of  Groom- 
bridee  Place,  Kent,  by  Sophia  Heath,  d.  of  the  late  Major  M.  Wilson,  of 
Bedlorl,  and  niece  of  the  late  Gen.  Sir  Robert  Wilson,  C.M.T.,  a  Baron  of 
the  Holy  Roman  Empire,  &c.  He  was  bom  Jan.  27th,  1828,  wased,  at  Eton, 
and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford,— B.A.  1850,— and  m.,  1871,  .Sarah,  youngest  d.  of 
the  late  Andrew  Lynch  French,  Esq.,  of  Lynch 's  Estates,  .St.  Kitts,  West 
Indies.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1854;  goes  the  Midland  Circuit, 
and  attends  the  Warwickshire  Quarter  Sessions,  where  he  is  Counsel  to  H.M.'s 
Mint.  Appointed  a  Revising  Barrister  1873,  having  been  an  assistant  Revising 
Barrister  in  1870  and  1871.  Author  of  "A  Digest  of  Parlicimcntary  Registra- 
tion Cases."     Ap|)ointed  Recorder  of  Newark-on-Trent  April  1870. 

Chamben—g,  King's  Bench  Walk,  Temple,  E.C. 

ResuUnc* — ao,  Sunford  Road,  Kcnungton,  W. 


W.  D.  SEYMOUR  (Kewcaatle-on-TyneX 
W^illiamDigby  Seymour,  Q.C.LL.D.,  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Charles 
Seymour,  Vicar  of  Kilronan,  co.  Roscommon,  and  of  Beata,  sister  of  the  late 
Fergus  l^ngley,  Esq.,  of  L>ch  Finn,  co.  Tipperary.  He  was  l)om  .Sept.  22nd, 
1822,  and  was  ed.  at  Trin.  Coll.,  Dublin  ;  gra<l.  B.A.,  as  Moderator  in  Logic 
and  Ethics,  1844,  and  LL.D.  1872.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple 
June  1846,  and  made  a  Q.C.  Feb.  1861,  having  previously  in  1859  been  called 
within  the  Bar  for  the  co.  Palatine  of  I^ncaster,  Goes  the  Norih-Eastem  Circuit. 
Ap|>ointed  Recorder  of  Newcastle-on-T3rne  Dec.  1854.  Was  leading  counsel  for 
the  defence  during  the  Manchester  Special  Commission,  1867.  On  April  25th, 
1865,  he  was  presented  with  the  freedom  of  the  Worshipful  Co.  of  Plumbers,  of 
Londoo,  as  a  mark  of  the  Livery's  "  cotisideration  of  his  personal  worth  and 


RcooROBfts,  rrc  493 


U  1S47  Im  «. 


profctitoiwl  mMdaHoM,"  ud  «••  MjMMr  of  the  Co.  i875<4 

EmUr.  and  <L  of  Joh^  JqIw  WiiglM,  Em.,  D.L.     Aufcor  oT  *«TW 

aadtflwiy  oT  Rhel«£^^*TlM  Wioi«ii  of^Mlkli  Shippinf.'*  **Notai  m  iW 


Mcfchmt  Sbippfaw  Ad  of  iftS4.*'  •  nwHw  00  the  **lBdMtfi«l  Kchmow  oT 
Wciteni  Irakad^te  Wm  MP.  far  Swadffkwl  6oai  l^  ttU  iS<4.  Md 
for  Southamploa  ftom  1859  till  186$.  UntnooeMMly  confrtad  SwiiWH— d 
|8S4«  Kull  i8$7.  SovllMaipUm  1865,  NoOfatfbtai  Jwm  1869  and  Fobi  ite 
and  ShKktoQ  i88a  Prapwed  mmT  pranoiad  tbt  ••AdmiiBliy  jwWiotai 
Act."  1861. 

CA««4^»v-«,  Dr.  i«iMMM^  Hil  ■■■)■>  T«Mlg^ 


A.  W. 

Alfrtd  Walker  Simpson,  second  son  of  the  Ute  Alfred  Simpion, 
Eiq^  of  MdtoQ,  Yoriuhirc^  by  Sarah  hk  wife.  He  was  boni  April  6ch,  1833, 
was  ed.  at  the  Cfamaar  School,  Old  Maltoo,  and  at  Jena  CaQ.,  Camb.,  of 
which  h"  i^  •  Fallow ;  grad.  B.  A  t^'^v  t^'  claat  Oamici  and  a6ch  Wrangler. 
Callei  '■  at  the  Inner   I  v.  i6t]i,  1849.     Goet  the  North- 

Easterti  it  a  Magistrate  t<  ;ii  Riding  of  Yorkshire.    Appointed 

KecorUer  U  ikarboroogh  April  laih,  i$j2.    Unmarried. 

n  Coon.  TMipla.  K.C 


A  ■.  tranrER  (windaon 

Allan  Maclean  Skinner,  O.C.,  fourth  and  youngest  son  of  the 

'  xte  Lieut. '(^en.  John  Skinner,  by  hii  wife  Ann,  2nd  d.  of  John  Maclean,  Em., 

f  Arryhottlan,  cl.  mo  of  DoiuUd  Maclean,  of  Kibnalooairig,  and  liiMla 

Campbell,  of  Duitttaffnage  Cattle.     He  wa»  bom  July  14th,  1809,  and  was  ed. 

at  Eton,  and  at  BalUol  ColL.  Oxford  (B.  A.  1832X  and  m..  Dec  aoth,  1837. 

(«...!.„-  i.„..u.    only  d.  of  the  Ute  Rev.  John  Haidine  (M.A.  Oaoo),  of 

(  >rgan.  Rockfield,  co.  Moomoath,  and  Coaley  [derived  fitMn 

I  'iL!.  the  Ruyal  Dane],  and  Bencombe,  co.  Gloucester,  Rector 

h,  diooBse  of  Uandaff,  and  Proctor  in  Convocation,  and 

hn  Doniey  Hardtnjr,  O.C.,  D.CL.,  Queen'*  Advocate- 

June  5th,   i8u  ;  was  a  RevtMqg 

.   Counikel  to  the  Mini  and  lo  the 

I   ii«:rciurd»hire  and  GkmooOerahirr  and  for 

•St  oovntiea  184a:  was  WMMgiid  at  iha  mdal 

triab  of  treaaont,  and  at  Gfaucarter  amMi  in 

.  for  the  defendant,  when  the  plaintifl^  who 

<>n  Court  estate*,  wa<  rrposcd  and  convicted 

of  UAgciy.  »- 

miaftioner  ot 

^pointad  a  ^3;  ;  wx»  iu.Ji;c  01  i.  ouiiiy  ^^ouris 

Cboiit  No  Iincoh>*t  Inn  for  1877.    UaJ.P. 

IbrStallbni 


-«  SMd^  afi««  1     fcHi-A 

aMm'n  hmd. 


/jMr-Jotm  Idvte  HBury.  k  Jm.  ti«(.  18  Tmv.): 

*BM  tAA>;    ffUM  th*  Norther  ■  l  twrmfande^  a/ lh«  />4VVy 


424  THE  JUDICIAL  BENCH. 


iVffwf  in  the  Frmnco-Cfennan  w*r  with  th«  head-quarten  of  the  Crown  Prince  of 
Gcniuuiy.<^— Allan  Maclean.  6.  i8—  :  called  to  the  Har  at  Lincoln's  Inn  1867  ;  ia 
Aaaiat.  Colonial  Sec.  SinKapor«.^«>Six  dauKhien.  (Hit  el.  grandkon.  Walter  John 
Staward,  waa  n  midampnian  R.N.  of  H.M.'n  Ship  "Monarch,"  bearins  the  flag  of 
Aflm.  Sir  Bwinrhaaip  Seymour  when  Dulcigno  surrendered  to  the  International 
Fleat] 
C^mmfty  SnU-Cnak  Ould,  tale  of  Man. 

P.  J.  BBIITH  (Margate). 

Frederick  James  Smith,  only  surviving  son  of  the  late  James 
Smith*  Esq.,  of  Rochester,  J.  P.  forco.  Kent.  Was  called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle 
Temple  June  9th,  1843  ;  goes  the  South-Eastem  Circuit,  and  is  "leader"  of  the 
Kent  Sessions.  In  1866  was  one  of  H.  M.  *s  Commissioners  appointed  to  inquire 
into  the  existence  of  corrupt  practices  at  the  elections  of  Meml>ersof  Parliament 
for  the  Borough  of  Reigate,  which  borough  in  1857  was  disfranchbed  upon 
the  Rcjxirt  of  the  Commissioners.  In  April  1850  he  m.  Susan  lane,  el.  d.  of 
the  late  William  Hayward,  Esq.,  of  Watlington,  Oxfordshire,  and  The  Downs, 
Darcnth,  Kent.  Appointetl  the  first  Recorder  of  Margate  Nov.  6th,  1869. 
[Mr.  Smith's  family  was  formerly  (1660)  of  Cookham,  Berkshire,  and  of  Isle- 
worth.] 

C/«d«— Hanover,  Temple. 

CAtfJwArry— 4,  E»»cx  Court.  Temple,  E.G. 

JtMu^mct^Fcmlcigh,  Oxford  Road.  Putney.  S.W. 

T.  C.  SNE7D-KTNNER8LEY  (See  Kynnersley]. 

0.  R.  H.  SOMERSET  (Qloucester). 

Granville  Robert  Henry  Somerset,  D.C.L.,  Q.C.,  el.  son  of 
the  late  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Granville  C.  H.  Somerset,  P.C.,  M.P.,  by  Emily,  d. 
of  the  1st  Baron  Carrington.  He  was  bom  Jan.  7th,  1824,  was  ed.  at  the 
Univ.  of  Oxford,  and  m.,  1857,  Emma  Philadelphia,  d.  of  Sir  George  Da&hwood, 
4th  bart.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  1 85 1,  and  became  a  Q.C. 
1868.     Ap|>ointed  Recorder  of  Gloucester  1877. 

Ckamhrrt — 10,  King's  Bench  Walk,  Temple,  E.C 

Retui*mc«—i6,  Queen  Anne's  Gate,  Westminster,  S.W. 

G.  F.  SPEKE  (Helston). 
George  Frederick  Speke,  second  son  of  George  Speke,  Esq.,  of 
Honeylands,  near  Exeter,  and  first  cousin  of  the  late  Capt.  Speke,  the  African 
traveller.  He  was  bom  1825,  and  called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple 
1849.  Is  a  member  of  the  Western  Circuit.  Was  a  Revising  Barrister  1S78 
and  1879.  Appointed  Recorder  of  Heiston  Dec  1879. 
Chamitrt—9.  Brick  Couit,  Temple,  E.C. 

A.  H.  8.  STONHOUSE-ViaOR  (See  VUrorJ. 

T.  a  TRISTRAM  (Chancellor  of  ConBistory  Court,  London). 
Thomas   Hutchinson  Tristram,  D.C.L.^  younger  son  of  the 
late  Rev.  Henry  Baker  Tristram,  M.A.,  Vicar  of  Egglingham,   Northumber- 
land, by  Charlotte  Mary,  younger  d.  of  the  late  Thomas  Smith,  Esq.,  by  his 


RIOORDKIU.   ETC.  4*5 


r«,  the  Hon.  Marr.  ml  d.  of  Um  IM  Rt  Hoa  JolM  Hd^HMdOMoa,  8«. 

'  IrekuKl,  aad  Um  Bunmm  l^mmajkman     H«  wm  bom  8«pL  x^  iStc 

v«  «L  at  DwrlM«  SdwoU  aad  tt  UmoUi  Colt,  OsfoRl,— Crtwiao  Eahibi. 

"^  fSAi  Bodon  SoMcril  Uahr.  Sdkibr  iSaS,  &CL.  1850^  D.C.L  ift$4. 

1861.  Pfcm.  foiu^f  d.  of  the  Very lUy.  loho  d«  tkuA,  M.A.,  cT 

.  O).  kndarr.  Deaa  of  Kmry.  hj  hU  wife  Lady  Anaa  LooiU  dc  Botfk. 

-  I^oooiwhat  I>en.>ProfcMorof  Civil  Ltw,  «id 

IWratoT  OtfiMd  Uohr.  1854.7.    Admktvl 

4a  .\avuc4ic  at  L>gctof«*  Coouaon*  1:^55.     Pnetiam  ia  the  Proboic,  Macii- 

>akl,  Admlndty.  and  KoclMlaHiril  Cooiu.    U  a  oMmbar  of  Um  Sotthtn 

«iui  Novtli-Eaileni  Orenilib    Rtpoftcr  la  **  Swabcy  aad  Trlitnua*»  lUpom." 

U  Chancdior  of  tho  Coaaiiloffy  Coort  oT  Loadoa,  CnaiiJ— 7  Owi   oT  iht 

l>ioccatofOaat«befy>andClMiaoriloroftlioPtocowofHowfa>d.  Uniacciai 

folly  ctnoimtd  tbt  Haitlopoob  188a 

Jf**Umt09    ••,  Uamektmm  Snmi%  W. :  Ddloa  Hil.  Alb«fy.  OdUfcil 
CA«M«rfv>i,  ICiag't  BmcIi  Walk.  TtaM^.  B.C 

Alfred  Henry  Say  Ston house- Vigor,  ton  of  the  Rev.  Henry 
SloobottK,  M.A.,  Prebendary  of  LcUbory  aad  Rector  of  Eatoa  BblM>|s 
HcfdbrcL  He  was  bom  fane  34th,  iSja,  was  ed.  at  the  llmtn%tcr  Graauaar 
School,  and  at  St.  Johns  Coll.,  Camb.  (B.A.  1855.  M.A.  1859).  aad  m., 
1867,  Ccrtnidc.  yuuni^est  d.  of  William  Bird.  Em)..  J.  P.  of  Crooch  Hall, 
' '  >raaey,  aad  32,  Great  Ouabariaad  Place,  W.    Called  to  the  Bar  at  Uaoola'a 

t  Nov.  i860 ;  praoliifli  aa  a  ipodal  pleader ;  goea  the  Western  Circait.  la 
.  i<^tiiag  Barrister.     Appoiaiad  Raooider  of  Peaaaaoe  Jnly  1877. 


Jf0tid0m»-t,,  ITppw  W\mvcU  Sifwi.  W. 
Ckmmtm    S.  tUac't  B«Mh  Walk.  T«ia^  E.C 

a  D.  WARRT  (PortamonUi). 
George  Deedes  Wakky.     Called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn 
;9;  goca  the  Wertera  Circuit,  aiKl  attends  the  Wiachctter,   Hants,  aad 
aihamptoo  Seariom.     Ap(x>inted  Recorder  of  PortaBKMith  1879. 
Jfttidmn    16,  Norfolk  Squw^  W. 

r-i.  EssM  Gmr.  Tcapk.  E.C 


H.  W.  WSST  (1 

lam  Wlst,  Q.C,  son  of  Martin  John  West,  Esq., 

and    •omctime   CoouaiaioBer  of    Baaknipu   for    the 

.  Uy  Lady  Mana,  d.  of  the  2nd  Earl  of  Orfofd.     He  was  bom 

;.  wm«  cd.  at  Eton,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oafocd.     grad.  RA.  1844, 

'      lierine  Hamilton,    jid  d.   of  the   late  Wailv 

Kr  V.      Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  laaer  TiMfilfl 

Ma>  i^.:.,  ..  ,.^.  Feb    t*i'-*i-  •••»«  the  Noithem  Ctraut.     Wm 


Kccoider  of  >  .  from  1S3  1865,  when  he  was  ^pfirfnitrd 

-  -  r  that  dty. 
.     Uar. 
fvi  ■  ■  cctur  of  the  Lands  Improvaafftt Co.    SatasM.P.  (or 


Rcv'onler  of  '                  .  and  Jud|;  %  Coart  of  Reooid  for  taatcity. 
-         -  ,p^ 


H '  ral  of  the  l>u<Jiy  U  lanmalcr  saaoe  1861 


4*6  THE  JUDICIAL   BENCH. 


Ips%rich  (JL)  from  Nov.  1868  till  Feb.  1874.     Unsuccessfully  contested  Ipswich 
July  1865,  Feb.  1874,  and  April  1880. 

C/«At— Traveller'.  Broolu't. 

CkmmOerg^  to,  King's  Bench  Walk. 

JffHdtmct—ts,  Ciidogwi  Phoe.  S.W. 

R.  WILDMAN  (Nottincham),  Bee  page  401 
B.  FRANCIS-WILLIAMS  (Carmarthen). 

Benjamin  Fbancis-William.s.  He  was  born  Feb.  27th,  1845, 
WM  ed.  at  .Shrewsbury  School  and  at  St.  John's  Coll.,  Camb., — grad.  B.A. 
1865, — and  m,,  1869,  Williameta  Anne,  only  d.  of  the  late  John  Hughes,  Esa., 
of  Abercl>'n,  Breconshire.  Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Middle  Temple  Jan.  1867. 
Goes  the  South  Wales  Circuit,  and  attends  the  Glamorganshire  Sessions.  Is 
a  J.  P.  for  Monmouthshire.  Appointed  Recorder  of  Carmarthen  May  14th, 
1878. 

amSs—PaAl  Mall,  Oxford  and  Cambridge 

Chambers— I,  Temple  Gardens,  E.C. 

Residmce—^^  Etsham  Road,  Kensington,  W. 

H-  WYATT  (Seaford). 

Hugh  Wyatt,  LL.D.,  el.  son  of  Hugh  Wyatt,  Esq.,  of  Cissbury, 
a  P.L.  of  Sussex,  by  Frances,  d.  of  the  late  John  Ingram,  Esq.,  of  Steyning. 
He  was  bom  July  9th,  1813,  was  ed.  at  the  Gram.  Sch.,  Midhurst,  and  at  Trin. 
Hall,  Camb.,  of  which  he  became  a  Fellow, —grad.  LL.B.  1837,  LL.D.  1841,— 
and  in  1855  m.  Sarah  Jane  Emily,  d.  of  Vice- Admiral  Hargood,  of  Worthing. 
Called  to  the  Bar  at  the  Inner  Temple  June  1837.  Appointed  Recorder  of  Seaford 
April  1862.  Author  of  "Thoughts  on  University  Education."  Is  a  J. P.  for 
Sussex. 

C/n^— Oxford  and  Cambridge. 

Town  Residence— \Z,  Oxford  Square,  Hyde  Park,  W. 

Seat — CUsbury,  near  Worthing. 

CHARLES  W.  WILLLABIS-WYNN  (Oswestry). 

Charles  Watkin  Williams  Wynn,  el.  surviving  son  of  the  late 
Rt.  Hon.  Charles  Watkin  Williams- Wynn, — who  was  M.P.  for  Montgomery- 
shire 1 796- 1850, — by  Mary,  el.  d.  of  Sir  Foster  Cunliffe,  Bart.  He  was  bom 
Oct.  4th,  1822,  was  ed.  at  Westminster  Sch.,  and  at  Ch.  Ch.,  Oxford, — grad. 
B.A.  1843,  M.A.  1846, — and  in  1853  ra.  Lady  Annora  Charlotte,  youngest  d. 
of  the  2nd  Earl  Manvers.  Was  called  to  the  Bar  at  Lincoln's  Inn  May  1846. 
Is  a  D.L.  and  a  J. P.  for  Montgomeryshire,  and  Chm.  Lands  Improvement  Co. 
Formerly  Lieut, -Col.  Montgomery  Yeo.  Cav.  Sat  as  M.P.  for  Montgomery- 
shire (C)  from  July  1862  till  March  1880.  Appointed  Recorder  of  Oswestry 
April  1880. 

C/«^i— Carlton,  Travellers*. 

Tonm  Residrnce—^,  Lower  Berkeley  Street,  Portman  .^uare,  W. 

Jim/— Coed-y-maen,  Welshpool,  Montgomeryshire. 


i 


EXPLANATION  OP  SOME  TECHNICAL 

PARLIAMENTARY   EXPRESSIONS  AND  PRACTICES, 

WITH  tuiF  DucmimoNt  or  the 

Duties  of  some  of  the  Eiglier  Qflkea  of  Btttn 
-    »    - 


AcctrrANCS  or  Orrtou    Under  tu- 

TiMaccMaror    ~ 


MM*  noft.    !«•  acnpwr  «  mtem  vmmma 

pHov  ID  tfMifMT  mmm  «mm«  Im  mm  aad 


Ac^  iMy.  iMldMs  «r  Um  priTipil 

OAOM  «f  SttM   M«    M»   ' 

IP 


of  Amm 

ahob— faUMfuflllBJM   ■■■■IfMBJt- 

!«cd  Mid  wdiJ      TIM  EmMi.  Scoidi. 

•nd  MikW^  («»r«  UbHiMMr  «r tU 

KSlldX  ColMMl  GOWMMM.  «•• 

M  Emm*  a*  OhIcmj.  —d  haldfn 


Kdlkia 

-^  .-,1 


«<iac*ii«v«- 


i;. 

b*^ 

tpokaa  to  vaf 

bifartUfqu^ 

baaavadiat. 

ADMTtALTT.  ! 
CUafar  U» 


ittk  and  boldan  of  di|  IriMaiir 
vocaadMdad:  aad  i«a  ariii- 

tatk*  af  SMI*. 

orUMBeaidof 


ingbaoMyin 

i^iifuaMM  I  but 

'     nora  UMa 

pcodaoM- 

>  oo 

>S«fi 
.    on 

.  al.  DUI  U  CAIUKM 

r  THE,      Is 
.•4Bt«d   to 


AuENt  an   betmbk  of  volfaiff  for 


Tbair  rigki  la  veM  ia 


Amendment,  An.  IttbenodehywUch 
Um  dacMiea  af  Um  HooM  ea  a  oaaMbs  May 
by  fabMkU^  far  iM  cm^ 


Attornby-Gbmesau  A  law  officer  of 
i»  leadiiyt  te. 
bribaO«aMbi 

MiMia  ika 


QaaaaMJ 

AODITOB.    [See  Elecdoo  Andhor.] 
Avoidance  or  a  Decision,  An.  Umf 


ba«fl'acl»dbyinnpnriMaaaM«adMattod>a 
arifiaal  qaMdna:  ar  W  wfaMiMiw  bi  k* 
Mnd  af  aaoUMT  aaMiiua.  mtdk  a*  Um  ad> 
iMVMMai  d  Um  Haoa*.  or  eCtba  d*ba**  t 
^Um   ptaviaaa   qaMUna;"    or   **Umi  tba 


ardcf*  of  Um  day  aa  ae«  read ; "  ar  by  ai^ 
focciac  Um  adlaanMMai  of  Um  Haa*a.a«rMg 

Ayes.    MembeiB  vodng  in  fiYonr  of  n 

Balixtt,  The.    [See  Election  of  Mem- 

bm.J 

BANKEurr  Membbes  ara  bf  atatm* 

iBMMdiaMlyiaeiiVabteafriniaB-   A>llMaa> 
Biraiiaa  oi  fdhw  mmmIm  mm  aaMaibar 


avfkvil  iMMM  ImUm 


9t   MH 


Cb« 


BiLLE,  PEIVATB.    [Sm  Privalt  BOla.] 


428 


TECHNICAL   PARLIAMENTARY   EXPRESSIONS. 


Bills,  FuBUC  In  the  House  of  Lords 
Um  ooQMOt  of  the  HouM  b  not  riquired  to 
dM  tntroducdoo  of  a  bill :  b  tho  Common* 
DO  bQI  can  be  broufht  b  unl—  •  motioa  for 
leav*  hu  raodv^  th«  ammal  of  the  House ; 
aad  propoMk  far  bitb  reUubg  to  religion. 
tnMie,  taaatioa,  and  the  gnuu  of  public 
■MNMjr  muit  be  owvsd  b  a  Committee  of 
th*  whok  HottM.  Leave  given,  the  bill  is 
brooglK  b  and  read  a  fint  time  without 
■llttllmM  or  debate:  though  a  diviuon 
■ay  ba  taken  on  the  qaettton.  A  day  is 
then  appobted  for  the  second  reading,  pre- 
viously to  which  the  bill  is  printed,  and  each 
wwmlwf  mpplied  with  a  copy.  Discuuion  of 
die  principles  of  a  bill  may  be  held  on  any  of 
ki  sta^ ;  but  the  most  usual  period  for  this 
(fiscuMionb  the  second  reading.  After  being 
read  a  second  time,  the  bill  is  referred  to  a 
Coouaittoe  of  the  whole  House,  when  the 
details  are  considered ;  and  the  bill  is  dc- 
hatod  clause  by  clause,  and  the  blanks  filled 
up.  The  chairman  of  the  committee  then 
reports  to  the  House  the  changes  that  the 
bill  has  undergone.  This  he  does  by  suting 
to  the  Speaker  that  "  the  committee  has 
gone  through  the  bill,"  and  either  "  made 
amendmenCs  thereunto"  or  "has  directed 
him  to  report  the  same  without  amendment." 
If  no  amendment  has  been  made,  the  bill  is 
ordered  to  be  read  a  third  time  on  a  future 
day ;  but  if  the  committee  have  altered  it, 
the  bill  is  ordered  to  be  considered  .  as 
amended.  If  the  amendments  are  cnnsider- 
able,  it  is  customary  to  reprint  the  bill.  On 
the  consideration  of  a  bill  as  amended,  no 
restraint  is  placed  upon  the  amendments  that 
may  be  made,  or  on  the  addition  of  new 
c  auses  of  which  notice  has  been  given.  On 
Uie  third  reading  the  judgment  ofthe  House 
b  expressed  upon  the  entire  bill,  and  only 
verbal  amendments  can  at  this  stage  be 
made.  The  next  Question  u  that  the  "  bill 
do  pass,"  and  the  fast  that  its  title  be  deter- 
mined. During  the  progress  of  the  bill  the 
House  majf  divide  on  the  following  ques- 
tions :  xst,  on  the  first  reading  ;  2nd,  on  the 
second  reading  :  3rd.  that  it  be  committed; 
4th.  that  the  bill  as  amended  be  considered  ; 
^th,  that  the  bill  be  recommitted  :  6th,  that 
It  be  read  a  third  time  ;  7th,  that  it  do  pass  ; 
8th,  the  title  of  the  bill.  ITiese  arc  exclusive 
ofthe  divuions  that  maybe  taken  on  amend- 
ments proposed  to  be  made^  to  the  bill  in 
coauBittee,or  00  its  consideration  as  amended. 
After  the  passing  of  a  bill,  the  Clerk  of  the 
House  ulcM  it  to  the  bar  of  the  House  of 
Lords,  and  de«res  its  concurrence.  In  the 
Upper  House  it  passes  through  similar  forms 
to  those  of  the  Commons.  If  the  Lords 
agree  with  the  Commons  in  the  principle  of  a 
measure,  but  differ  on  matters  of  detail,  the 
bill  b  returned  to  the  Commons,  bearing  the 
amoKlmenu  the  Lords  propoar;  the%e  are 
considsred  bv  the  Lower  House  and  if  dis- 
agreed to,  the  bill  b  returned  back  to  the 
Lords  with  a  message  asstgning  reakoos  Ibr 


the  disagreement  1  f  the  dilTcrence  \>ct  veeu 
the  Houses  be  maintained,  a  conference 
(which  see)  may  be  held  touching  the  amend* 
ments.  Acu  of  amnesty  are  read  only  once 
in  each  House.  Bills  that  have  passeu  both 
HouAcs  remain  with  the  Lords,  except  those 
of  supply,  which  arc  sent  back  to  the  Com- 
mons, to  be  by  the  Speaker  prcKnted  at  the 
bar  of  the  Lords  to  the  Sovereign  or  to  the 
Royal  Coi 


Board  op  Trade,  The.    <  ill 

matters  especially  relating  t>'  le 

Colonies.     It  consists  of  a  I'l     ......    ^  .^c- 

President,  and  several  high  ofliccrs  uf  .State, 
though  it  is  practically  managed  by  a  Presi- 
dent and  Parliameniarv  Secreury.  It  has 
the  general  superintendence  of  all  matters 
relating  to  merchant  ships  and  seamen,  and 
exercises  a  supervision  over  railways,  the 
registr»tion  of  Joint  Stock  Companies^  &c. 
It  also  collecu  and  publishes  sutistics  of 
the  revenue,  trade,  commerce,  wealth,  po- 
pulation, &c.,  of  the  Umted  Kingdom  and 
lU  dependencies,  as  well  as  of  foreign  coun- 
tries. 

Borough  Voters.    The  persons  eli- 

?'ble  to  vote  for  the  election  of  members  of 
arliament  in  boroughs  are  ix/,  the  freemen, 
i.e.  those  whose  n.-imcs  were  on  th*  1i"5t  im- 
mediately before  the  passing  ■  ''  '  Re- 
form Act.  None,  however.  ■  :  he 
right  to  vote  as  freemen  unlc-  th 
or  servitude,  and  no  one  can  den  v  u  i.y  i>irth 
unless  his  predecessor  held  it  prior  to  the 
passing  of  the  Reform  Act,  or  had  acquired 
It  by  servitude.  2«</.  The  holders  of  freeholds 
and  burgage  tenements.  These  are  required 
to  be  in  receipt  of  rents  and  profits  for  a  year, 
unless  when  tne  property  has  come  by  descent 
or  settlement,  and  likewise  that  they  should 
reside  for  six  months  in  the  town  or  iu  neigh- 
bourhood. 3Mi  Householders,  i.e.  the  oc- 
cupants, whether  as  owners  or  tenants,  who 
have  been  in  sole  occupation  of  premises  for 
a  whole  year  prior  to  the  31st  of  July,  who 
during  such  period  have  been  rated  as  ordi- 
nary occupiers,  and  who  on  or  before  the  20th 
of  July  shall  nave  paid  all  poor-rates  up  to 
the  preceding  5th  day  of  January.  4/A. 
Lodgers  who  ^mo  /Ide  occupy  rooms  the 
annual  value  of  whicn  unfurnished  is  not  less 
than  jC«o  a  year,  and  who  have  resided  there- 
in for  one  year  prior  to  the  31st  of  July.  At 
contested  elecuons  no  person  can  vote  for 
more  than  two  candidates,  except  in  London, 
where  votes  may  be  given  for  three  candi- 
dates. [See  Burgess  Roll  and  Successive 
Occupation.] 

Bribery.  Both  the  giver  and  the  re- 
ceiver of  a  bribe  can  be  put  into  the  witness- 
box  and  be  compelled  to  answer  any  nues- 
tions,  however  tney  might  criminate  tnem- 
selves.  The  giver  must  say  to  whom  ha 
gave,  and  M/hax  he  gave,  and  where  be  pro* 


TECHNICAL   PARLIAMENTARY    BXPRStSIONt. 


4«9 


caradUMOMk   tht tmeth/m mtam m 

d  ftMBlilMil  farlfc.  — d  [ib  — «  b  to  to 
priaM4  u  iIm  fca*  «!  •««>y  iiBWidm  p»> 
cMMr  or««««»  fcr  Umc  pliM  b  •  dhUMi 
IM.  hMd«d  "dk^MttM  fcr  Wtbwy.  if«ac 

BiMitoaiiia 

UteMitoa 

■MMfcranli 
•<f  faaaiid 


b  faMi  to  •  pMMlnrolXMs  to  My i 
•ItowMMMlbrta.    H«i    ' 


^^« 


2<1«  tkt  kw  viMra  • 
Mk  iWto.    GuHlkbi 

,,-|,,l„    -1 ,  I  fc  ?1  1,  ,  t    ^  ,,,.,,il|tt-  -    TnrL 

■UKUf  prOBtHMa  IfOn  pfWHM(  COCK- 

•  or  nbboMi.  or  asy  otkor  Muk  of  db> 


tiBCu0S|  MM  asy  putos  w  ||vttiK  or  Pf^ 
vidiag  M  habk  to  m  poaokir  of  «aa.  Aay 
nytoMl  mmdm  for  baadi  of  itolc.  or  iv 
iUc*  or  baaoon.  will  bo 


IMiyawai,  ibofaMofM.tocotoa 
who  iImII  mm  far  te.  lUAoihaMMS 
mn  alio  Ukgal:  tho  wordi  bi  tlw  act  ma 
thuft:~**Aad  wtiirtoi  doabo  kavo  abo 
•riMa  m  to  wImUmt  Um  gMag  of  loftoih 
oMati  to  votof*  oa  Um  dajr  of  aaadaaiiao  or 
day  of  pokag  br  or  bo  bo(  ircogdiag  to  lav. 
and  h  bnpUoac  thai  Mdi  deabtt  iboaM 
bcroawvad:  bo  k  docfauod  aad  oaactod  ibat 
itM  gMac  or  caaMag  to  be  gtvoa  to  aay 
>  -ter  oa  no  day  of  aoarfaarioa  or  day  of 
!-  'baK.  oa  aocottu  of  oodi  votor  \ 
('  ii«d  or  b«ac  aboot  to  poO,  aay 
Anak,  or  wnininaiMit  bv  way  of  loftoib 
r  aay  aMHwy  or  pcfcoi 
obtob  fofrakaoai.  ikal  bo 
•a  aiotal  ae^  aad  tiM  poraoa 
•Kan  lorMl  IM  Mai  of  «aa.  far  oacfc  oAbaco 
to  aay  potwa  who  •hall  mo  far  ibo  mom, 
u>tMm  wkii  fbO  oo«»  of  oak :  aad  if  my 
cuMBdaM,  or  aay  ponoa  oa  kb  bakalf,  akaU 
p»y  aar  tooaoy  oa  aoooaai  of  tko  coavoy 
*ac«  Of  aav  votor  to  ika  polL  Mck  payaoa* 
«tull  bo  drrotod  to  bo  aa  ulogal  BoytoMC 
witbai  iko  Catmpi  Pracikto  Act,  sM«. 

K'nofT.  Tub.     It  the  financial  ibUe- 

net\t   UmI   •nnitally  by  ibo   ChoaoiHor   of 
th-    '  Morm   PariaaMK   of  tko 

of 
th  *r.  eaaaaMckia  m  iko  stk 

Ot  -^ntfaMOrfitt  tastokb 

aii  e  M  bo  lainnl.     la 


Btf ROBi  Roll.  Is  a  Ibt  kept  in  each 
boroagk  of  ponoM  vko  art  oaikbd  to  mx« 
far  tko  oIkSb  of 


ofikobotoi^k. 

CARiNrr,  Thk.  It  fomed  of  the 
kifboM  oOoan  of  Siaio,  aad  always  iackak* 
tko  Fim  Lofd  of  tko  TkMMry .  tko  Lord 
CkaaeoBor.  tko  Lord  fVoadoat  of  tko  Coaa- 


ca.  tko  Lord  Privy  SoaL  tko  Ckoaodlor  of 
iho  Eschaqocr,  aad  tko  Soooiarioi  of  State 
It  abo  alwajr*  uKkidto  tkiai.  bat  aovor  bmw« 
thu  debt.  BMabon,  irirctrd  fhM  tko  fai 
b*fa«  faactioaarito:  -  CnaiaaidoMr  ol 
Woflkt  aad  BaUdkM^  CkaacaOor  of  tko 
Ducky  of  LMCaMor.  Pint  Lord  of  tkr  Ad- 
Buraky.  P»oridcol  of  tko  Boaid  of  Trade. 
Maoor  of  Ike  bUat.  JodfO-iUvM^^GcwTal. 
i^Mtauatcr-Goaefal,  Cbiof  Socrccary  far  Ire- 
bad,  aad  PiiadMt  of  tko  foot  Law  Boaid 
(Sm  MkMtry.) 

Call,  Thi,  op  tri  Hoirtit.    When 

artoai  budaoH  b  aatidpatod.  k  Itot  boM 
dto  proctioo  of  both  Houmo  to  Myalat  a 
dav  wkM  tko  aaaMt  of  tko  iraibi  an 
cafiod  ovor  ki  a  ptaajttiod  oi^dor.  aad  ikon 
wko  ai«  aot  tkra  fiiiim   aro  Mbbct  to 

Tkb  piaciioo,  koaoioi,  kto  falha  hto  db> 


CMAiRMA.M  OP  COMMITTtR  OP  WaY* 
AMD  Mbaml  Thb  oAoor  b  obctad  by  tke 
Homo  ki  CiMorittoe  of  Sapply  m  tke 
■■■■Bibliat  of  a  aow  RwlaaMat.  Ho  pre- 
bdat  wkoaoeor  tko  HoaM  b  b  Cotoaiktoe. 
aad  lbs  at  tko  lafab  ta  tke  Mai  of  ibt 
OoriioftkoHoaM  Hbtatobi 
b' 


OM  aqaaL    la  tko  ibiMci  of  tko 

ka  ptoddto  to  tkat  oAdoTk  4i^y . 

b«  ba^oppoiatod  ftaa  ^  to  A^Tltt 

aad  pncnoo  pro 


rfMBOoIrt 

ibrpibMo 


43© 


TECHNICAL   PARLIAMENTARY    EXPRESSIONS, 


Chancellor  op  the  Duchy  of  Lan- 

CASTKR.    U  aa  oSxtx  fipainttd  chiefly  to 
deienmiM  oontrovcnici  bet  wen  th«  Queen 
**  and  her  tcsuuits  of  the  duchy  of  Lanauter. 

Chancellor  op  the   Exchequer, 

Tmr.  !•  the  princtpa!  Ftnnnrr  MintMCT  of 
the  Crown,  uid  exct.  '  ino»t 

rMonMhle  control  <  :c  of 

diflerent  branches  ol  :  .  the 

detail*  of  which  arc  annually  submittrd  for 
revision.    (See  Budget  ] 

Chancellor,  The  Lord.    Ls  created 

by  the  will  of  the  Sovereign,  by  the  mere 
act  of  delivering  the  Great  S«-!»I  into  his 
ciutody  ;  he  holdft  oflice  d\ir  '    isure 

of  the  Crown,  but  practit  .<  ifice 

with  hi>  partv.     He  i»  Spt  w  I  .um 

of  Lords,  and  by  virtue  of  Ins  <<tiu:c  .1  .Mem- 
ber of  the  Privy  Council.  He  issues  writs 
for  summoning  Parliament,  and  tranucts  all 
business  connected  with  the  custody  of  the 
Great  Seal.  He  is  principal  adviser  to  the 
Crown  in  matters  of  law,  President  of  the 
Supreme  Court  of  Judicature,  and  head  of 
the  profession  of  the  law.  He  appoints 
nearly  all  the  judges  of  the  superior  courts, 
the  judges  of  county  courts  and  all  justices 
of  the  peace,  and  is  patron  of  all  Crown  livings 
rated  under  /20.  He  is  visitor  in  right  of 
the  Crown  o7  all  hospitals  and  colleges  of 
Royal  foundation  ;  h.as  the  general  guardian- 
ship of  all  infants,  idiots,  and  lunatics  ;  and 
exercises  a  special  jurisdiction  in  questions 
relating  to  charities  and  trust  estates.  He 
ranks  above  all  Dukes  not  of  the  blood 
royal,  and  next  to  the  Archbishop  of 
Canterbury. 

f^MiLTERN Hundreds.  Thesecomprise 

a  range  of  chalky  hills  traversing  the  county 
of  Bucks,  between  Tnng,  in  Hertfordshire, 
and  Goring,  in  Warwickshire.  Their  prin- 
cipal summit  is  Wendu\er,  which  is  about  ' 
900  feet  abo/c  the  level  of  the  sea.  The 
office  of  "The  Stewards  of  the  Chiltem 
Hundreds"  was  established  for  the  purpose 
of  suppressing^  bands  of  depredators  who  in 
former  times  infested  the  forests  with  which 
the  sides  of  these  hills  were  covered,  and  it 
has  been  retained  to  enable  members  of  the 
House  of  Commons  to  resign  their  seats 
by  accepting  office  under  the  Crown.  The 
duties  and  the  remuneration  of  this  office  are 
nominal.  The  appointment  is  vested  in  the 
Chaiiceilor  of  the  Exchequer. 

City  Voters.     [See  Borough  Voters.] 
Clerk  of  the  House.    Is  appointed 

by  letters  patent.  He  sits  at  the  upper  end 
01  the  ubie,  with  two  assistants.  His  duty 
is  to  record  the  decisions  of  the  House,  i.*. 
to  make  minutes  of  its  votes,  divisions,  and 
•11  other  proceedings,  and  to  see  that  they 
are  correctly  printed  and  distributed  to  the 


He  also  reads  aloud  such  doai- 
ments  as  the  House  may  or-'-'  •■  »-  rrad, 
and  performs  the  office  of  I  the 

election  of  a  S|>eaker.    Th<  t  of 

the  Clerks  in  the  service  ol  i»c  ik^%*me  is 
vested  in  this  officer. 

Colonies,  Secretary  of  State  for 

THK.  Has  under  lii*  control  all  matters  con- 
nected with  the  government  of  our  extensive 
colonial  possessioits. 

Commissioners.     The  technical  name 

applied  to  the  represenutives  of  Scottish 
counties  and  boroughs. 

Com  M  ITTA1.S.  The  House  of  Commons 

has  the  power  to  repress  any  agjgreasion 
committed  upon  its  privileges,  and^  it  can 
order  into  custody  any  person  so  offending. 
Such  imprisonment,  however,  expires  at  the 
end  of  the  session. 

COM.MITTEE  OF  PUBLlC  ACCOUNTS, 
Thr.  Examine  the  public  account;  which 
show  the  appropriation  of  siini^  k'^"" "^I  an- 
nually by  i'arliam*  nt  to  m' < :  ex- 
penditure. It  coi.sists  of  nil.  ^ho 
arc  appointed  at  the  commcn  r  ach 
session. 

Committee  on   Public  Petitions, 

The.  Rcportstli  naclassi- 

hed   list    of  th  1   to  the 

House  ;  and  sen  ic  purpose 

of  seeing  whether  or  not  tticy  arc  in  order. 

Commhtees.      Those  of   the    whole 

House  are  generally  for  the  purpose  of  ' 
sidering  certain  resolutions,  or  the  detai: 
a    bill  ;  or   for    financial    ntirposcs,   such 
those  of  "  Supply  "  or  "  Ways  and  Met: 
Select  Commiuces  are  fot  specific  purp- 
the   numbers  composing  which,   as   .1    j 
consist    of    fifteen    members.      Pf 
strangers  is  generally  permitted  by  ' 
Committees  while  witnesses  are  un;  ■ 
nation,    but   not  while   the  (.<  mini!;' -         li- 
berates.    Members  are  entii!<  ■;        ;  •   ;  ;•  sent 
throughout   Committee   sittin;;  .    i.ii'^s    the 
House  olher^^ise  orders,  or   unless   it    1  > 
Secret    Committee.     'ITie     consideration 
private  bills  is  referred  to  Commnicf 
sisting  of  four  members.     All  prov  ■ 
Committees  must  tease  when  llic 
at-Arms  announces  that  "the  Hou- 
to    prayers,"   and    any   business   t 
after  such   notice  is  null  and   v.., 
such  Committees  be  empowered   t- 
prayers.     When  the  whole  House  s-ts  into 
Committee,  the  Speaker  vacates  the  chair, 
the  mace  is  placed  under  the  table,  and  the 
Chairman  ol^  Ways  and   Means,  or  in  his 
absence  a  member  of  the  House,  is  called  on 
to  preside. 

Conference,  A.  Is  the  meeting  of  a 
delegated  number  of  Peers  and  of  mcmUrs 


TECHNICAL   PARLUMBNTARV   tXPIIIttlONt. 


4JI 


•TtlM 
dminki 

Mry,  m  ih«  Hmm*  mottm  ■■mii  Ifw^ 
mliiiHi"  kM  Umi  ImM  liM*  iW  jrwff 


dwtrafcit  ikM  tW  MM  Hi 

my  kc  MlM«  MM 


CONTtOVBftTKO  ELicnoMi.    TIm  trial 
of  ibciioM  pacilMM  b  •»«  r«gal»Md  bf  A 


CDum  or  U«.    A 


i  b«  iigMd  bv  •>  tiM  ptkia— ti.  mad 
«  b«  ■niiBiil  wiiUa  •!  d«y«  mAm  iIm 
>m  efilM  jik.^  wO—  h  <■  i  ■"■■'^ 

I'LSMk  CM*  k  Mv  ba^praSlMd  at  MV 
i«iiUBal4a)i»a*vilM4af«rpayMMi.  It 

dM  U  M«liMI  llM  UdwM  M  iiii«> 


p«yt« 


dim  podboafa— »  byyb- 
ivHi  M  pdioos  MtwMs  H  ^^y 
•ftar  iIm  payMi  of  Um  biibo.  ■h—OMM 
■m4&  A«  iU  tiiM oT prMMWriai  ol» pod* 
itoa.  or  vklriB  throo  day*  dUr,  oocwfey 
far  iiiwoeo  b  M  U  |i««a  by  linM  wIm  pf«MM 
k  far  psyMoat  of  dl  comk  dMigi,  aad  •«• 
baooM*  payibl*  by  iba 


ST-OUT.     If» 
*  b* 


that 


■bar  adioarBB 
HooH  witboat  aaawioa  put,  a  aan 
ii«-<by.  iSao  NoHaoM.] 

l.'ouMTY  VoTUS.  ThepenocM entitled 
%o  voM  far  iba  ilicdoa  of  aiombaw  of  l^v- 
III  ail  ia  ceaa<i—  aia,  tm.  Tboa*  wbo  war* 
iu  BiMiiriaa  of  ife  ftaibnlik  at  iba  dMa 
uf  Iba  pMii«  aflba  im  Rafarv  Act  ia> 
«•  of 


Kuia  ar  aa  a  loaaabold  far  daty  yaaia— or  Maa- 
mcaM  af  fraabald.  oepyboU.  ar  oibar  Maora 
loc  bis  <wa  M* ar ibama^ aaacbar. or  far 


•  Umr  vdaa  of  whkb  k  wx  laM  tbaa  iCs>  aa^ 
ihc  loMaM  af  piaptrty.  cba  arigkMl  laaaa  of 
whicb  araa  aoc  mm  ibaa  60  yaan,  trd. 
1  eiMMM  aad  aoeapaaM  of  faMdt  or  I 
th«  aaaaal  mbmI  of  wbkh  k  not 


Ct9,  wad  wbo  bava  baaa  oecupion  far  aoc 
!<-«  tbaa  a  yaar  oadiaa  Jaiy  jtai,  aad  wbo 
Kjivo  aa  iba  *ocb  of  tku  aMalb  paid  paor> 
r«tM  ap  M  Iba  prtHBMi  pk  day  af  Jaaaary. 
No  oaa  oaa  bold  a  covacy  voM  aa  iba  ftaa* 


hM  of  a  naiMiai  wbkh  waold  gha 
ngbi  M  voM  M  a  Mwa.  wbodiM  ba  aaarefa 
tlaailfhiaraac  aad  aa  oaa  caa  vom  far 
wooatyfer  arapaitv  oibar  ibaa  ftiibaH. 
M  gha  Iba  ikbi  of  vodaf 
ai  a  caaMMad  ilinioi  ao 


ba 


l*aa|alM 

CouitTS  or  RKVifiox.    rSaa  K^fcHf 
daa  af  VoMnaad  RriiMg  BankMr.) 


DAYSrmNoa.  [SccMocnii^Sittti^] 
DRrt'TY-SreAKKR.    (See  Chainwui  of 

Cowaktao  oa  Way*  aad  MaaM.  J 

DurtANCHifK.    It  the  act  of  tak% 

away  iba  prmfaga  eftWfciBcbba 
DtsQUAUViftti  TO  Vote.    Paen  of  the 


or  waploiroil  far  iba  purpwai 
af  aay  PaibaaMaiary  Klaoaoa  far  lawaa^ 

DnsoLtmoN.  b  the  d'ni  death  of 
Iba  PariitBit.  aad  aMy  ba  igiLiiJ  ai 
alMoaia  by  ibo  Ctowa.  ar  by  laagib  of  Um* 
iMvaa  yaanX  Ii  pota  aa  aad  m  iba  rqw*. 
of  Um  aMMbwi,  aad  a 


Division,  A.  Is  the  mode  of  taking 
iba  vocaa  of  aacb  HaaM  of  i^  " 
a  dlvkkai  k  rliMaaiid  fai 
Iba  dark  miak  a  I 
UMdooraof  Um  HoaM  ar*  a«  cbvad  UM  k 
bM  nia  dowa.  Tb«a.  00  ih*  Spaakar'a  dka»> 
Uoa,  Um  doort  ara  bckad .  b*  paM  lb*  ^im»> 
Uoa,  Um  woioM  an  gtvaa.  aad  b*  dkacM 
iba  "ayai"  aad  iba  "aaa*"  M  go  iaio 
Iba  figbi  aad  kft  fabbfaa.  Whibi  paaUag 
UHoaSi  Um  tobbin.  back  kao  Um  Ho«^ 
Um  cfarfca  tacofd  Um  ■laiM  af  Uwapmiai 
aiid  lb*  lallvk  oooat  Um  aaaiban.  TW 
Mllara  Umb  racvm  w  Um  Hom*.  aad^dr 

krUiaSpaakar. 

DouiLB  Eliction.  MembcnicnvMd 
at  a  giiral  ■l>ciioa  by  two  eoai 
aMM  wkkia  M«aa  dava  aftar  iha 
of  Um  Um  Haaiad  far  tba 


UMy  wiUi 

Douaut  RrrORN.     Two  nembers  r^ 

by  Um 


aa  tbay  ban 
««ia  di  U 

DaorpBO  Otous  or  trb  Day.    Aie 


43« 


TECHMCAL   PARLIAMENTARY   EXPRESSIONS. 


of  th«  Hoiue.     Thty  «r«  •« 

down  oo  Um  pap«  for  Um  nest  numg-day. 

Elbction    Auditor.      I»  an  officer 

•ppoioted  •nnaally.  whow  dutv  it  U  to  take 
■ad  publbh  an  account  of  all  cxpenaea  in- 
currad  at  dacdooa.  Any  payment  made  in 
iwpoct  of  ■■  decdoQ  otherwiM  than  through 
thMottdal  ia  dadaml  to  be  Uiegal.  (S«e 
Ratnraiag  Officar't  ExpcnMa-l 

EucnoN  OP  Mkmbers  of  Parlia- 

WbcQ  a  new  Parliament  i«  to  be  sum- 
,  die  Loed  Chancellor  receive*  a  written 
the  Sovereign  in  Council  to 
thai  affect,  and  direcu  the  Clerk  of  the  Crown 
b  Chaanry  to  ia«e  writ*  to  the  returning 
oAcar  of  each  electoral  district.  Election* 
DO\.  are  regulated  bjr  the  Ballot  Act.  187a, 
and  the  Act  u  to  continue  in  force  until  3i«t 
December.  1880.  The  retuminR  officer  of 
«ach  county  must,  witi-in  two  days  of  the  re- 
ceipt f  ;hc  vk  rit,  give  public  notice  of  the  time 
ami  place  of  the  said  election,  which  must  not 
b»;  later  than  the  nmth  nor  sooner  than  the 
fourth  day  after  such  notice.  In  borouRhf, 
the  officer  must  proceed  with  the  election 
within  four  days  after  the  receipt  of  the  writ, 
having  first  (jivcn  two  clear  days'  notice.  The 
fthow  of  hands  is  aboliiihed  ;  and  election  is 
iww  by  nomination,  in  writing.  If  at  the  ex- 
piration of  one  hour  after  tlie  time  appointed 
fcr  the  election,  no  more  candidate*:  arc  nomi- 
nated than  there  are  vacancies  to  fill  up,  the 
officer  declares  those  candidates  electeu.  and 
returns  their  names  to  the  Clerk  of  the  Crown 
in  Chancery.  But  if  the  candidates  nomi- 
nated exceed  the  vacancies,  the  officer  ad- 
journs the  election,  and  takes  the  poll,  by  ballot 
papers,  according  to  a  prescribed  form.  The 
oflncer  at  the  close  of  the  poll  opens  the  ballot 
boxes  and  counts  the  papers,  and  returns  the 
names  of  those  who  have  the  m.ijority  to  the 
Qcrk  of  the  Crown,  as  elected  candid.-ites. 
In  a  contested  election,  polling-stations  are 
provided  with  compartments  to  enable  voter* 
to  mark  their  \xKes,  screened  from  observation. 
Each  of  these  is  presided  over  by  officers  ap- 
pointed by  the  retumintt  officer.  The  polling 
IS  commenced  and  carried  on  simultaneously 
at  all  the  stations.  It  commences  at  8  a.m. 
and  closes  at  4  p.m.  in  country  boroughs,  at 
8  p.m.  in  the  metropolitan  boroughs,  and  at 
5  p.m.  in  counties.  In  boroughs  the  polling 
must  take  place  within  three  clear  days, 
and  in  counties  within  the  third  and  the 
sixth  day  after  the  day  fixed  for  the  election. 
The  returning  officer  is  to  give  public 
notice  "  a«  s'^on  as  possible"  of  the  names 
of  the  r'     '    '  '■  '   •     .  and  of  the  total 

numlxrr  each  candidate. 

The  ot:,  i.c  writ,  with  the 

name  or  uA'.nr-.  <.\  mc  person  or  persons 
electc<l  endofNed  thereon.  ''  To  the  Clerk  of 
the  Crown  in  Chancery,"  to  whom  also  all 
the  documenu  relating  to  the  election  are 
delivered.     Iniwdiateiy  after  a  public  notice 


of  election,  an  elected  candidate  is  considered 
to  be  a  member  of  Parliament,  hut  cunnot  act 
asa  legislator  untiV  •  '  •'  ••  U 
any  tmlitary  be  M  in 

election  is  taking  I  >>« 

withdrawn  until  inc  procceam^js  nave  ciu^^d. 

Election  Petitions.  [Sec  Contro- 
verted Elections.] 

ESCHRATORSIIIP  OF  MUNSTER.  Is  a. 
nominal  office  under  the  Crown,  by  accept* 
ance  of  which  a  member  vacates  his  seat. 

Estate  of  the  Realm.    Tic  three 

est..'  *■  '  ;«lm  arc  the  three  branches 
of  I  '-—the  Ixn-ds   ^piritual,    the 

I>ii  .    and    the    C"nini<.ns.      The 

Sovcrri;;n.    i.onis,   and   Com:  •' <;ir 

united  character,  exercise  noD'  ve 

functions.     The   three  are   t!.  at, 

but  no  bill  caa  Income  law  xuwcs  an  .  on- 
cur  in  it.  In  addition,  each  has  separate 
functions  peculiar  to  itself.  In  the  Sove- 
reign the  whr'.t  executive  aui!  -d. 
The  House  of  LoruJ.  exercise  n>- 
rity  as  a  court  of  Jrrnur  r<  ^  a 
triounal  to  which  great  ottit-  r;»  oi  .^lalc, 
impeached  by  the  Lower  House,  arc  amen- 
able. The  Hoase  of  Commons  is  endowed 
with  the  sole  control  of  the  national  expen- 
diture, and  with  the  levy  of  taxation  to 
provide  for  that  expenditure. 

Executive.     [See  Ministry,  and  also 

Cabinet.] 

Expulsion    of  Members    for  grave 

offences  is  a  power  po.ssc.s.sed  by  the  House 

of  Commons.     It   ha.s   1  r.-n    cxcrcisr  .i    frr,m 

time   to  time  to  free    i 

presence  of  discredita 

men  found  guilty  of  fti  / 

last  occasion,  Februarji^^s;.  w.is  tli.ii  i.fjiunc!. 

Sadleir,  expelled  for  flight  from  justice 

Finance.   The  financial  concerns  of  t  V  - 

Bute  devolve  upon  the   Chancellor  of  i 
Exchequer. 

Foreign  Secretary  of  State,  Tin  . 

Has  the  exclusive  charge  of  the  interests  .  f 

the  Briti-l    r^      --         '    V--    '•     •  '  ■■■■■' 

forcigti  c 

le.igues,    . 

either  dirctuy  wiui  im.   i  ..1 

this  Court,  or  through  the    : 

sador  abroad  :  and  is  the  of: 

responsible  adviser  to  the  Cn'«ii  m  ..n  <. 

munications  between   his  Government   ;< 

foreign  powers. 

Forms  of  Procedure.    The  proceed- 

ings   of    the    Commons   are    regulated    I)y 
standing    orders,    the    f'-'-mniK m    l...  !.v*s 
of  the  House,  by  sc^ 
annually,  and  by  the  ■ 

as  embodied  in  rules  ...■-  .-p 

blished  by  usage,  or  laid  down  m  the  jouni.' 


TECHNICAL   PAKLIAMENTARV   BXPRIttlONt. 


433 


■OMT  My  b«  fMMMly 


■My  b*  pvppoMd 

mm  h  Mpwatdy  di»> 

If  dMM  U  •  MiJamy  fcf  aay 

dM  U«M.  Am  •  ««•  a<  y«a  Off  nay  b 

■dfthik. 


fofftk.  lad  •  vol*  of  y«o  Off  wy 

OB  k.      No  aMMboff  CM  ilws  U  dfivoB  to 

«««•  fer  viMt  bo  4aoB  Ml 

h««4i«  voMd  te  fc««f  ol 

••  Im  awy 


OVMOMllMOffMiMl^UI 

MidM  Off  bin  My  bo  oibod 


"USSHk  bTa  ^iSSHTl 


^  ■  -I  » f  ■  -  « 
MMffwoffOi  MMnonoo 
t«lM;   dw  Cmmm 


te  • 


•  lOiMimiM  ogiood  ID  by  tlM  Homo.    A 
un  dM  kM  pMood  bodi  Homo*  coMsiM 

'  tbo  MMoaoto  oad  vordi  oiMBpaiiM  Um 

t    ol   rortMOMM    10  «lMditWtRe«d 

««•!  b  gboa     WImi  •  aoBibor  gpoalut. 

u  aHM   bo   lo  MOM   qotiiMi  Uftiffo   tbi 

tfouM.  or  10  tatfodhico  o  i|Miiiiin«.     Tbo 

•  riply  at  dM  coacloiiiia  of  dM  dcbau. 
M»d  dioao  wIm  bavo  ipokM  lo  tbt  officinal 
qmnkw  aaiy  tpoak  a^iib  «lMa  aa  aaMod* 
men*  Off  a  mow  quthML  neb  as  ibo  a4ioufn> 
meal  ti  dM  dobaia.  Mt  boM  PffO|ii9aod 
titt  oibcffwiaa  m  om  b  oaiklod  to  mam 


ttua  OM  oppofftaaity  of  laoakiaf  oa  a  ttiM»> 
twn.  aaoMi  wbM  tbo  Hoaao  la  ia  Coo»> 
mutoa.  No  BMabor  aaw  call  aaodMr  by 
hi.  aaao;  If  k  ia  doikad  to  oil  jpcnoad 
•ucMiM  to  Ua.  bo  aHM  bo  kidi«aMlb«i 
by  tbt  pteet  bo  HpffMoati     Aay 


by*'iidi«teoffdtr.'' 
MordMckairtedM 


Buy 

!.#..  calKac  tbo  altmioa 

fft<t  that  a  batack  of  offdoff  waa  tkM  boiag 

ccMuaUtad.    It  ia  oM  of  offdor  foff  a  ■i■^■ff 

to  f«te  to  dtbaiat  ia  Um  Hoom  of  Loffda. 

\%o  bin  b  coavtfllod  kMO  a  law  aaloM  k  bM 

rvcotvod  tbfM  immSSafk    tbai  fakbaaboMai 

thr«o  MoMd  kHoffrab  bioagki  aadar  coa> 

•idoadM  ia 

H( 

ttcoivodtko  Koyal 


M  «r  ada^o  b  kf 
•padb  toM  vkM  iS 
lai  dda  ralo  dan  mi 


ikonjiil    I  of  dw 
dodMoaoftko  H<m 

FkAftCIIUt. 


In  Uw,  b  dcfioed  aa  "a 
of  tk« 


.     V0M>.1 

Franchuis.  (SMBoroochVotefBUKl 
Couaiy  VoioffB.J 

FttEMEN.    Axe  penom  who  haw  been 
admittod  M  tko  ftoodoai  of  a  coffpoffaia  lova. 
.   Off  ofaay  otiMff  ooffpoffaiabody. 

FtstMAK't  Roll,     b  a  Ibt  of  aU  per- 


aroffo  MtkUd  to  a  ikaia  or  boaaii  of  tko 
had*  aad  pabHc  Mock  of  dM  borai«k  bafc>« 
dM  poMM  of  dM  Maaidpal  Cwpniaiiw 
Ac|.i6m?  ly  Vki,,  e,  y*. 

GoTEftNMENT  Ordku.  The  bOb 
bto««bt  b  by  tko  Cmntaaiaal.  aad  aluck 
tkay  aro  aatidad  le  placa  ai  tb«  bad  <d 
tko  Hot  of  Offdoffs  of  tko  day  M  Mowlay*, 
Tbandaya,  aad  fridaya. 

Home  Department,  Secektaet  ov 

Statb  roB.    Tka  datbaaad  mynaffibaiJM 

7tko  biMMl  PMC*  of  tko  fjSZ 
.noMby  af  tko  kww^  aad  tb 

Houn  or  Commons.  AoooidiBc  to 
dM  dMOffT  «r  dM  E^fiA  cnMikiiiiiia.  dw 

Mt    01 


India,  The  Sicebtart  or  State 

voa.    Raa  tko  oaaool  of  aH  aMitaiB  co». 
dioarladbaE^ba. 


434 


TECHNICAL   PARLIAMENTARY   EXPRESSIONS. 


Instruction,  An.   Einpowen  a  Com- 

■nttee  of  thm  wliote  Houm  to  ooosider 
maiten  not  odMrwiae  referrad  to  them,  and 
ratrictt  or  cxtted*  tbo  ordor  of  reference  to 

•  Select  Commkteo. 

Joint  Occupiers.     In  a  cotinty  where 

premaci  are  in  the  joint  occupation  of  •everal 
perKNw  a*  owners  and  tervants,  two  pcnons 
may  be  registered  in  respect  to  such  premises 
providing  the  dear  value  of  such  premises  is 
HI  SKcm  of  jCio  a  year. 

Knight  op  thr  Shire.  The  designa- 
tion by  which  the  represenutive  of  a  county 
or  shve  is  diuingutshed  from  the  repre- 
sentative of  a  borough,  town,  or  any  city  or 
to«m  which  is  a  county  in  itself.  At  the  con- 
clusion of  an  election,  when  the  sute  of  the 
poll  is  declared  by  the  High  Shcriflf  of  the 
county,  that  fiinctionary  causes  each  newly- 
elected  member  to  be  girt  with  a  sword,  and 
to  be  buckled  on  his  feel,  in  token  of 
Ktioo  as  a  Knight  of  the  Shire. 

La  Reyne  le  veult.     The  words  in 

which  the  Queen  gives  her  Royal  Assent  to 
public  general  bills. 

La  Rey.ne  remercie  ses  bons  sujets, 

ACCEPTB    I.EUR   BBNEVOLRNCK,  ET   AINSI    LS 

VBUi.T.  The  words  in  which  the  Queen  gives 
the  Royal  Assent  to  a  bill  of  supply. 

La  Reyne  s'avisera.     The  words  in 

which  the  Queen  might  refuse  the  Royal 

*  to  a  bilL 


Leave  of  Absence  from  the  service  of 

the  House  is  granted  to  members  for  a  speci- 
fied time,  on  reasonable  cause  assigned. 

Lis  Prelats,  Seigneurs,  et  Com- 

Mt;NBS,  KM  CB  rRESBNT  PaRLBMSNT  ASLEM- 
BLEBS  AU  NOM  DB  TOUTS  VOUS  AUTRRS 
SUJBTS  RBMBRCIBNT  TRBS  HUMBt^EMENT 
VOSTRB  MaJESTE.  BT  PRIBNT  A  DiBU  VOUS 
IMNNBR  BN  SANTB  BONNE  VIE  BT  LONGUB. 

The  phrase  adopted  to  express  to  Her 
Majesty  the  gratitude  of  her  subjects  for 
having  given  her  assent  to  the  bills  of  grace 
or  amnesty  that  have  originated  with  the 
Crown. 

Letters  addressed  to  members  at  the 

House  of  Commons  are  kept  by  a  clerk  from 
the  General  Post  Office,  who  attends  from 
lo  a.m.  to  7  p.ni.,  and  de...crs  them  only  to 
the  members  personally,  or  to  their  authonsed 
representatives.  All  letters  or  communica- 
tions directed  to  the  House  are  opened  by 
the  Speaker. 

Lodger  Franchise.     Every  person 

claiming  to  be  placed  on  the  register  of 
voters  must  make  his  claim  to  the  overseers 
of  his  parish  between  the  ist  and  asth  day  of 
August.    [See  Boroogh  Voters.  J 


Lord  Advocate,  The.  !<;  the  prin- 
cipal Uw  officer  of  the  Crovn  „l 
He  pleads  in  all  cases  that  con  ah, 
acu  as  public  prosecutor,  an.  kU 
thegenovl  administration  ofctiiuuMl  justice. 
He  also  undertakes  in  Parliament  the  charge 
of  all  bills  that  relate  to  Scotland. 

Lord  Privy  Seal,  The.     Has  the 

ciutody  of  the  Privy  Seal,  which  he  must  not 
put  to  any  grant  without  good  warrant  under 
the  Monarch's  signet.  Ine  seal  u  used  to  all 
charters,  granU,  and  pardnn;*  «i(n}cd  by  the 
Sovereign  before  they  c  :  ' "  r  r  at  Seat 

He  is  appobted  by  feti  ai  takes 

rank    next    to    the    l^  a   of   the 

Council,  and  before  all  i  tukci. 


.^TA^'OR  OF  East  Hendred. 
Manor  op  Hempolme. 


These 

are  nomi- 
nal oflBcas 

Manor  of  Northstead.      j  in  the  pa- 

tronage  of  the  Crown,  and  by  the  acceptance 
of  any  one  of  them  a  member  vacates  his 


Members  of  Parliament  are  under  a 

constitutional  obligation  to  attend  the  service 
of  the  House  ;  and  the  House  is  empowered 
to  punish  neEJect  of  this  duty  by  committal 
to  custody.  The  service  on  Committees  may 
be  enforced  in  like  manner.  Having  seciued 
a  seat  at  prayers,  a  member  is  entitled  to  re- 
tain the  same  until  the  rising  of  the  House, 
but  he  may  not  affix  his  name  to  any  seat 
before  the  hour  of  prayer. 

Ministry,  The.    Is  a  Committee  of 

the  leading  members  of  both  Houses  of  Par- 
liament.    It  is  nominated  by  the  Crown,  but 
consists    exclusively     of    statesmen     whose 
opinions  on  the  pressing  questions  of  the  time 
agree  in  the  main  with  the  m.ijority  of  the 
members  of  the  House  of  Commons.     Some 
eminent  party  leader,  who  has  the  confidence 
of  the  majority  of  the  House  of  Commons,  is 
authorized  by  the  Soverign  to  form  a  Minis-    J 
try,  the  members  of  which  he  selecu  from    j 
his  party,  or  from   those    r.i\  .r.i'blf    to    his 
policy,  he  himself  beinj-  ■ 
and  taking  commonly  1 1 
of  the  Treasury.     It   i- 
those  Ministers  who  are  not  1 
members  of  Parliament.     Th' 
erdses  supreme  authority,  an  : 
executive,  the  legisbtive,  and   the 
powers  of  the  Crown,  and  in  it  for  t 
being  the  whole  of  the  Royal  power  i 
The  members  are  all  Privy  ("•  J 

being  more  immediately  rcs]>  he 

conduct  of  public  affairs,  then  t.   iis 

are  always  considered  confidentLu.1,  and  kept 
secret,  even  from  their  collcigucs  who  are 
less  ejcalted  in  office.  Indeed,  no  record 
whatever  is  kept  of  its  resolutions  or  mc  - 
ings,  nor  has  iu  existence  ever  been  reco 
nixed  by  Aa  of  Parliament.    [See  Cabinet,  i 


TECHNICAL   rARIJAMBNTAKY  EXPREttlONl. 


435 


MrikKiNo  Sirmiot. 


iwttl  4*  o'clock.  M  •ydk 

n  BUM  III   MHU^awTcrWMO  faW 

ba«  two  onabdi  OH  aovoa  ara  Um  a»- 
ioiMiiomiotoi— > 


Motion.  A.    Thcoflerof  atofailaatiTv 
far  adopiiao  by  ikt  Hoom.  Mck 

'     '  >b>iMhiaWH.ar«r 

f  Ml  amBaoi  «Baiaab 
ISm  olio  Nockw  oT  Ma«faia.l 

Namkd.    For  a  member  to  be  named 
by  itm  faMhir.  h  >  i^oiir^iinB  tJm  tebk 


Non.    Memben  Todng  against  a  mo- 
NoHoutg.    Ther«b*«No  Hooie*'if 


•M  prtMOLoaoipt  wImo  Um  Ohmmob  an 
mmmamad  by  tba  Sov«i«ica,er  iho  Roval 
Cii— iwinnm.  >o  aaottd  al  iIm  bar  «f  UM 
HouM  eC  Uink,  wbaa  ooy  auaibor  of  iw 
bmooMikuMAHoiMa.    (Sm  GouM-oot.) 

Noncn  or  Motion.    The  nodoe  ci 

m 


00  tbo  bwiaaa  papw  of  iho  Homo  oa  dM 
day«lMakbioV»o«od.  T^Mdar««» 
la«Miiafi  aio  M|w<iwod  fcr  iko  coariili» 
tioa  ofaotioM  oT  awiiaa  bolbfo  tko  bilb  Mt 
^owa  far  tkoi  day ofo ooMidoiod.    TTWovdar 

ouaod  by  a  bdloc 
Oaths  or  Mbmbbes.    New 


nay  takaa 
laiWllM 


Iko  rink«  oTtko  Homo  bofaro  iko 
of  Iko  dajr  aad  aode«  of  oHdoa  kavo 


*'Tr- 


OccufATioN  Fkanciiisk.     (See  Bo- 

rnu^h  Vocora  and  County  Vo(«n.J 

Ordea.    [See  Forms  of  Procedure.] 

Okuaas  or  THB  Day,  Thb.  Are  the 
Ulb  Ml  down  far  oooaidomioa  oa  a  panics* 
Urday.    (Sm  OomaaMi  Ofdon.) 

Paruambnt.  b  the  name  of  the  n- 
prwao  lariilanno  of  Ofoai  Briiaia.  b  vm 
bM OMdia Iko ia«B of  Hoary  IlL 


Paruambntaky  Aobnt. 


b  a  piD- 

ia 


PRRM)NS     Dl 
UBMauttor  I  ^ 


TO    trr  AS 

EmyMMbor 


VIMS. 

aad  ra 
I 
ofOAca.] 

PBTtTiONS.    Every  saMeel  In  thk 
irykasikoiigkiof"    ' 
orokkorHoaMori 

of  giiovaacMb  FuMoM  lo  ^liwi  — M. 
koaowor.  bo  drawa  dp  >BcnwliaB  lopwrnboA 
ralaa:  #^..  ikoM  lo  iko  HoaM  of  Laodk 
■MCboaddfMMd.  T0tkgKitki  Hm0rmk40 
«l#  LmFdM  S^nhtml  mmd  Ttm^fmS  im  Pm»- 
fitmmmi  A$mmM*<i:  aad  ikoM  lo  iko  Homo 

of  COMMM  MUM   bo  doocud.  T»  Of  //«- 

aarajytr  M#  Kmi^U.  Cttia^mt.  mmd  Bmr- 
fnan  ^  tk*  Umittd  KttipUm  ^  Cnmt 
Britmim  mmd  ImtUmd  im  PmHuum^mi  Aianm- 
iitd:  or.  r«  Mr  H»m»rmUt  tkt  Ctmumtmt 
ff  Mr  Umittd  Kimgdmrnt  im  PmwHmmmmt 
AmtmdM,  Elocum  rwiBiiata  ikoir  Md- 
doa  a^  7^  HmmtkU  PHUimt/ikt  Eke* 

t0rt  ^OtPmHtk  ^ .  Mr«vM  Mo/. 

ftc.  aad  a  privaio  laAvidnal  onm  mi  farik 
kk  aaso  and  ocrupottoii  ibtM.— TAr  Hmmt^ 
Mr  PHUim  ^  TAMOor  CkmHm  Bmmd,  tmmt 


Mar,   kc      Foilovii« 
Bod   Iko  iriaMoco  far 


lof  bdMkod,  Md  ikoakoloMaof 
wiik  a  ipodic  pniyw.  aa.  N^JUov 
>Mr  jMW  PtHtitmtn  tmmtfy  /r^  Mo# 
WW  HmtrmkU  //mot  \riUit  ftmmd  «^ 
M.  Hora  aMU  foUov  oankuhrt  of  iko 
ipoGbl  rafiaf  ikat  b  aakod  far.  dM  ooadadkM 
loaioaoo  bdaf  ,  Amd  ymmr  fHitimmt,  ma  m 
dm^k9mmd,wiU  «9»r  prn.  Ifikoprayor 
bo  Miiwad.  dM  p^6)S£k^  MofaM.  iTSo 
HooMwffl act  aniad  to  a 
01  fnovaaoab  uaaMifiaiol__ 
prayor  aniM  bo  wiittoa  tko' 
of  wkkkw  at  looai,  hmm  bo 
aaao  ddaof  parckaiwii,  or  akoot  of  papor,  m 
ikopoddoa.  AB  afaataiM  or  a»rks aaM 
boori^aal.prBcawgSala«kdatiaaay<Mo 
iaeaaM  of  hKapooiy  by 
or  a  iii«fa  iadMdaal  or  My 
bai  dM  coaMM  Mol  of  a 
ibadMwIo^od  MaywiriMof 
ly.    Evary 


436 


TECHNICAL   PARLIAMENTARY    EXPRESSIONS. 


eoQMttuted  autbaritict.  RdiBfwot  U  not  al- 
lowodto  bcnada  to  aay  dd»Mft,  or  to  mo- 
doMthMitiiMpMMdwai  bcniMk:  while 
padtioM  pniyfaif  for  a  giam  of  pablic  moac)', 
or  char]^  upon  tba  revcouaa  of  India,  or  (or 
the  remiMioa  of  lama  or  duca,  are  doc  re- 
ceived •aospt  OS  the  rooommcndatioo  of  the 
Crown.  Bvary  nMnber  preaenting  a  petition 
must  aflbi  Ub  naoM  at  the  beginnmg  thereof, 
and  b  prMUOMd  to  know  that  the  itanding 
raglJatioas  respecting  petitions  have  been 
CWnyKed  with.  No  debate  is  allowed  when 
pedtKMM  are  laid  upon  the  table,  and  they 
stand  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Public 
Petitions,  without  any  question  being  put  ; 
but  if  the  petition  relate  to  a  subject  with 
respect  to  which  the  member  presenting  it 
has  given  notice  of  a  motion,  and  the  said 
pctiti'ii  li.»>  not  been  onlercd  to  be  printed 
t>>  ttee,  such  member  may,  after 

r  move  that    such    petition   be 

I'r  liicvotes.     Petitions  under  two 

pouttiU  iu  weight  may  be  fopMarded  by  post, 
free  of  charge,  to  any  member  of  either 
House,  in  parcels  open  at  each  end,  and 
marked  outside  "  Parliamentary  Petitions.'* 

Petitions,  Election.    [See  Election 

Petitions.]^ 

Polling.    [See  Election  of  Members.] 
Poor  Law  Board.    This  consists  of 

several  high  oflficers  of  State,  but  is  practi- 
caMy  managed  by  a  President  and  Vice- 
President,  who  have  the  contml  of  the  work- 
houses and  the  guardians  of  the  poor.  It 
annually  submits  to  Parliament  a  general 
report  of  iu  proceedings. 

Postmaster-General,   The.      Is  a 

high  officer  of  Sute,  appointed  by  patenL 
He  mak«  contracts  for  the  ronveyance  ot 
th'j  '    ''     -     1^,  and  sees  til  •    '  pro- 

p< :  Healsorc<  .(.vs 

ar.  ..  posuge  of  ihe 

expciivcs.  Keeps  the  accounts  <■!  trie  oitice, 
and  superintends  the  whole  dcpartmenL 

Pot- Wallopers.    A  term  applied  to 

voters  in  certain  boroughs,  u'here  all  who 
boil  (wallop)  a  pot  are  entitled  to  vote. — 
Etuyc  Am. 

Premier,  The.     Is  the  head  of  Her 

Majesty's  Government,  and  it  is  at  his  im- 
mediate recommendation  that  his  colleagues 
ire  appointed,  and  he,  with  scarcely  any 
exception,  dispenses  the  patronage  of  the 
Crown.  His  official  position  is  that  of  First 
Lord  of  the  Treasury. 

Previous  Question,  The.   Is  a  mode 

of  attempting  to  avoid  a  direct  expression  of 
opinion  upon  a  motion.  It  is  effected  by 
proposing,  in  lieu  of  the  original  motion,  a 
motxm  "that  that  question  be  now  puL" 
A  vote  is  taken  on  thu,  and  if  negatived  the 


?>ery 

■  .  to 
u,d 


original  motion  cannot  be  put  to  the  vote 
dunng  that  sitting. 

Private  Bills.     Are  those  introduced 

bv  '  vi<lualB  for  the  purpose 

of  \indcrt.ike    wurks    of 

Utii;'  ;isk,  and   f'>i    i'i>-lr  own 

benefit,  or     for     procuring                      Mi.n, 

change  of    name,    &c_     J'l                      .ire 

bn>tii;lit  in    upon  pedtions                         ihe 

suit  i;:ent».     The  fcc!.  ija\.iLlc  for 

pf  jKiMnR  a  private  l>ill  are  set 

Ion  ^i.indin^  Onlcrs  "  which  arc 
publi^licd  auuually.    (bee  Bills,  Public] 

Privii.fof.*?    of    Mfmpfrs. 

mri;  ■         •,.•■-..- 

frt 

to  I  !       I  ;in 

introiliK.c  unc  i>cr>(<n  daily  to  the  .Siranjcrs* 

Gallery. 

Procedure.  [See  Forms  ofProcedurc.  ] 
Property  Qualification  of  Mem- 

BSKS  was  abolished  in  1858. 

Property  Franchise.    [Sec  Couiuy 

Voters.) 

Prorogation  of  Parliament.   Is  an 

interruption  of  its  sitting  by  Roy.il  aiithnnty, 
and    the    Crown    m.-»y,  notw:;  the 

prorogation,  summon  it  for  f  uf 

I  usincs".,   !)>•  Ki^i'igsix  d.iys  ;ro- 

chiii.  I     •  rv  bill  and  oih'.r  I'tm, ceding, 

sav.  t  !>,  must  be  renewed  <^  «urr0 

after  11.      l!y  an  .ol  J.asw  d  in  the 

veari.Sf  7,tlicCi'  -nt 

by  proclamation  1  It- 

sequent  writ  or  <  I  :  <-s 

not  apply  u>  proroiiaiiun  at  the  cluic  of  a 
Session. 

PUBUC  Bills.     [See  Bills,  Public] 

Question,  A.    Is  a  motion  moved  and 

seconded,  and  put   by  the   Speaker  to  i).'- 
House  as  a  question  for  their  decision. 

Question  of  Privilege,  A.    May  1 

brought   before  the   House  without    noti> 
and  takes  precedence  of  motions  and  ord<  i 
of  the  day. 

Registration  of  Voters.  Ov. 

notices    must    be    served    in    coud 
boroughs  on  or  before  the  20th  I 
of  claims  on  or  before  July  -j 
and  Aug.  35th  in  boroughs.      I 
up  in  counties  on  the  31st  J\\ 
of  objection  must  be  served  on 
aolh  in  counties,  and  Aug.  25th 
Courts    of    kcvi.si(^n    arc    held    in 
between   Sept.    20th  and   Oct.  31st, 
boroughs  between  Sept.  islh  and  0<.t     . 

Resignation  of  Seat.   This  can  only 

be  efliected  by  accepting  an  office  of  emolu- 


TECHNICAL   FARLUMtNTARY  BXPRItllOMV 


437 


Rcrormta 


a    AnIkrybHCtpartfBr 


Kkturnino    Orftcsa't    Expntto. 

Thm  tntmm  «l  tW hig 

U  baU  by  iha  wdidiM  (or 

I  1  iiM  •  f— dklM>  «iiko«i  hk  commh)  is 

c«|ttar  pfoparboak     Tb«  cq^MMi 

«KlidiMfki  oTa  b«««gh.Mii»i 

);  it^Mim  ol  r«««nifa«o4nr.  m 
>  iCa  ai. :  poS^lartui  par  day  i(i  i& 


ttnto  Baeeistul      Is 

^Ki  **—■<  aaaiMliy^  lor  dMpwpoaa  «f  r^ 

KoYAL  AiSXNT,  Thi.  The  acf  bf 
»hkk  IW  Ulk  thai  kava  HMaad  Um  How^ 
of    FaHI—i   fcicia»i    h«.   aad   arfchiMM 


tlM  UghaM  pMff««aci«ai  of  ika  Oo«r«,    h  k 
\  tkum  hmmi  U 


ibo«tgk 


lOfiU 


mad  far  that  ipadal  paipoM  and  farilM 
i\0  ocicatinn.  Tba  Cuaimtw'twMri  aia 
^  tiwaa  or  fear  of  Uw  h»A  oAeon  of 
ua.  As  aooa  aa  Om  Royal  Aaaaai  kaa 
a  ghaa.  what  waa  bafera  a  BiM  fmrnm- 


lelybaon 

.«oruw. 

aasaa 

^^    'T    AND 
WhM  pmwK 

Lot. 

m  aiaa 

Parish  psymeali. 


»cr«  MM  to  pay  "  acac  and  loc" 

SkleCTION,  iMg  COMMtTTXS  OF. 
sit  iwiaaui  thm  mmmhmn  oa,  aad  anaa((aatlM 
luias  aad  boiiaaaa  of  ptrraia>bdl  ceoMuuaai. 

"-^  MOR  MiMBtft,  Thr.  U  the  mem- 
raniMdaiUM  iMad  of  the  poll,  aoc  iJto 
kbar  who  iMa  av««d  iha  waaiiiuaacy  iba 
^cattiaa. 

MA!rr-AT-ARMS,  Thr.    Ii  aa  oft- 

»ppoiatad  by  paMM  aadar  iIm  Graat 

:.  anaclMd  to  iW  HoMa,  «lw  ia  a^rlad 

c  SatjaantHK-AniM  awaaifcia  iba  Spwliar 

( <  iba  HouM  of  Cmom*    flaiaiiilHid 

byadapMyafBdaavaralaobetdkHMa.  OwiM 

the  «iA«or  tha  How  ba  ooraaiaa  a  dSr 

bcUm  tha  bar,  aad  IP  him  b  ddagaaad  iha 


fcrtfca_— iiyaafc  HmOomLiLnAm 


&iwiiiiiMrt,ap>ir«iamriii  hiawwdby 
tha^Oyaai,  riBBiBnifca  iwaa^MLi? 


a«W« 


MMaBy 

iba  Ualiad  ITii^nai    TW  pnv«» 

to  cfcaaaai«  aa,  if 
of 


day  of  a«anr  Saaiiaali  ••  oaaaidar  iha  Spaach 
fto«tho1VDMk  Qaa  BiR. baaaia^  ahmm 
raoaivaa  a  im  laadbic.  b  oadar  lo  aMvt  Aa 

fkteof  PlvlaMMM  aa  proMct  iha  I ii 

oTdia  paoala  bafeaa  oaMidariM  dM  aak^acM 
MdWiha  RmbI  SpaaSl  Tha  ii^ 
«  of  iha  SoJm  b^bMrrabraary  liR 


Srkional  Ororrs  m«  i^iced  loat  the 

oaHMMaaMBi  af  aachfTinint.  aad  araaoi 


Sorr  RAIT  COMMR  IL  OT  DtSIRR.  TV 
awda  hwbkb  iba  Royal  AaMM  »  gbaa  la 
PnvaiaBilk. 

Soucitor-Grnrral.    Is 

cha  Ooara  arbo  radks  Mil  u 
Oaaand.  wicb  trboaa  bo  b 

ofdMOoim. 


Speakrr  op  thr  Housr  op  Commons. 

litboMgiwiafaiinaf  ha 
Hb  cb 
»  «ha  Syywga  iljliiiiii  fa   

of  Iba  Hfl^  vbw  ssr^St£isrz 


438 


TECHNICAL    PARLIAMENTARY   EXPRESSIONS. 


of  the  HouM :  to  adjouro 
WW  HouM  if  forty  ncmbon  are  not  prcMot, 
•ad  to  appoiat  Tdlen  oo  divukm.  He  does 
not  tpeak  on  debntaa,  cxocnt  in  Committeet 
of  the  whole  Houac,  and  docs  not  vote  ex- 
cept to  give  a  casting  vote  when  the  numbcn 
are  equal  He  it  dectad  at  the  commenc** 
OMnt  of  oach  PaHianMnt.  and  holds  office 
nndl  a  diMohitkm.  Ha  givoa  Mate  dinners  to 
as  many  of  the  House  as  he  can  entertain, 
hefrem  thf  cownisncisment  of  the  Session 
aad  the  Eastor  hoiidaya.  He  receives  a 
salary  of /C«.aoo  a  year,  aad  has  a  Tumished 
■lasideacs ;  is  a  member  of  the  Privy  Council, 
•ad  ranks  Be«  after  Basons.  It  is  customary 
Csr  the  Speaker,  on  retiring  from  office,  to  be 
created  •  peer,  and  to  receive  a  pension  oi 
Z«,ooo  a  year,  for  two  lives.  When  incapa- 
atatod  from  attending  to  his  duties,  his  place 
b  occujMcd  bv  the  Chairman  of  Ways  and 
Means.  In  the  conduct  of  the  debates,  the 
Speaker  calls  on  those  members  to  address 
ibe  House  who,  in  his  opinion,  are  entitled 
to  prsoedcnce  ;  he  promptly  and  decisively 
npieWM  <fisorder,  and  gives  eflfect  to  the 
nues  and  r^ulations  of  the  House.  When 
he  rises  to  enforce  a  point  of  order,  the  House 
is  immediately  silent  ;  and  his  decision,  in- 
variably based  on  precedents  of  former  prac- 
tice, is,  as  a  rule,  accepted  without  cavil. 
But  although  the  Speaker  is  the  executive 

by  whom  the  rules  of  the  House  are 
and  though,  most  deservedly,  the 

reliance  is  phced  upon  his  judgment, 
still  the  ultimate  authority,  upon  ail  poinU, 
IS  the  House  itself, 

Speaker's  Gallery.      Strangers  are 

admitted  to  the  Speaker's  Gallery  on  the 
personal  application  of  a  member.  It  is 
'  KM*  the  visitor's  name  to  be  in- 
days  previously  in  a  book  pro- 
for  that  puri>ose  by  the  Serjeant-at 
There  are  two  lists  supplied  daily  to 
the  doorkeeper,  one  being  termed  "  supple- 
atentary ;"  and  the  persons  whose  names 
appear  on  this  have  to  give  precedence  to 
those  sHiose  names  are  on  the  hist  list.  This 
Gallery  is  immediately  below  that  of  the 
"  Strangers'.- 

Speeches  may  not  be  read  in  the  House 
by  members. 

Standing  Orders.     Are  for  the  per- 

maneat  gtiidanrr  and  order  of  proceedmgs. 
The^  have  been  agreed  to  at  various  times, 
and  tf  not  repealed  endure  in  force  from  one 
rarliamrnf  to  aaother.  One  of  these  orders 
has  baaa  ia  Cotoe  saoe  March  39th,  1707. 

Strangers,  Admission  op.  Strangers 

are  not  allowed  to  enter  anv  part  of  the 
House  appropriated  to  members,  but  are 
admitted  to  the  gallery  by  producing  a 
written  order  from  a  member. 


Successive  Occupation.      Diflferent 

premises   may    I  I    in    the   same 

borough  or  cot  1  ,;  all  other  re- 

quisiuons  are  coh 

Supply,  Commiukk  op.  A  Com- 
mittee of  the  whole  House,  and  to  it  u  dele- 
Sited  the  power  of  agreeing  to  or  repudiating 
e  Government  resolutions  for  granting  to 
the  Crown  the  sums  necessary  for  conducting 
the  variotu  branches  of  the  public  service, 
lltose  that  are  agreed  to  are  reported  to 
the  House,  and  are  either  adopted  or  re- 
jected :  if  agreed  to,  the  Ix>rds  of  the  "Trea- 
sury at  once  issue  the  funds  ordered  by  the 
House.  At  the  end  of  each  session  the 
supply  resolutions  are  con.solidated  in  the 
"Appropriation  Bill,"  which,  after  it  has 
passed  the  House  of  lx)rd»,  is  carried  by  the 
bpcaker  to  the  bar  of  the  Upper  House  to 
receive  the  Royal  Assent. 

Teller.   Is  a  mfinl>cr  aiii>ointed  by  the 
Speaker  when  .->  •'  place,  to  co-. 

the  num)>er  of  ni  .;  fororagan 

a    motion.      Twu    ^.-    _, ,  ..aied    for   e.. 
side. 

"  That  I  do  now  Leave  the  Chaik. 

Is  the  question  put  by  the  Speaker  prior  to 
the  whole  Hotise  going  into  Committee. 

'•  That  the  Orders  of  the  Day  be 

NOW  Read."  That  the  House  proceed  to 
further  business  without  a  decision  taking 
place  on  the  motion  then  under  discussion. 

"That  this  Bill  be  Committed  " 

The  question  that  is  pot  to  the  House  imm- 
mediately  after  the  second  reading,  and  wh. 
is  rarely  opposed. 

"That  this  Bill  do  Pass."    The 

question  that  is  put  to  the  House  after  a  bill 
has  been  read  a  third  time. 

"This  DaySix(orThree)  Months."^ 

The  motion  that  a  bill  be  read  a  second 
upon   this  day  six  months,  is  the 
mode  of  moving  its  rejection. 

Time  OP  Meeting.    The  TI 

at  a  quarter  before  four  o\' 
tions  see  Morning  Sittings), 
lain  reads  prayers.  'fhe 
seated  at  the  Qerk's  uble,  co 
and  if  forty  members  be  pi' 
o'clock,  the  galleries  are  opened,  mid  U 
business  of  each  sitting  is  conducted  .k  cord- 
ing to  the  following  routine:— From  four 
till  half-past  is  devoted  to  the  con'^i(lcra• 
tion  of  private  bills  and  the  reccpiiun  of 
public  petitions ;  at  half-past  four  notices 
of  motions  on  future  days  are  given,  and 
a  ballot  taken  to  settle  the  precedrn<  c  of 
those  motions,  and  unopposed  motions  for 
returns  are  moved  ;  this  over,  qiiestions  are 
asked  of  members  of  the  Government  re> 


TICRIflCAL  PARUAMENTARY  CXFUKIOiff. 


439 


Tradi  Bilul    (SMBOb.)      • 

TRRATiNa    (Sm  Bribery.] 

Unprr  Sicmtaribs  or  Stati.  Two 


vDrrtsMiMin  Ordibs  on  RnoLO- 

Ukdur  Influrmci.    [Sm  Bribcty.] 
Union,  Tnr.  DrnoceitheRcC 


cC  by  which 


Id*  tiOa  oT  ilw  KlagdMi  of  Gmm  Britaia. 

TiM     int     PwttMMM    MbMqMM    lO    dM 

r*i<Hi  mm  OcL»w±  iiofT^n*  Uak»  ef 
Britaia  Md    InViiil  look  pkoa  a« 


Vacatino  Srati. 

oOoa  of 


Srati.  By  acoepdqg  in 
iiitiioi  tmm  iho  Cnmm,  a 
oM*  vKMoi  hb  tool.     It  is 


M-owoflo<Wwdiod. 


of  Ml 
War.  Thr  Sccrctartop  Stati  for. 

Hot  Um  g«»er»I  nooml  aad  dfaoctioo  of 
ilM  onoy.  ia  vhkJi  bo  te  ■■iim'  by  tbo 


VoTXRS.     [See  Bonm^  Votoi,  Rod 
CoMiyVoion.) 

Vom  AND  Procbbdings,  Trb.  Are 

tbo  oMiioBpriaiod  owl  pablidtad  tfaOy  oTtho 
tTOfcacrifi  oT  ibo  Homo  OMd*  m  ibo  uMo 
by  tbo  ckfin,  ftoai  vbich  tbo  lowMb  ofo 


Ways  and  Mrans,  Comcms  op. 

a  Oniiiiioo  or  ibo  wbolo  HoMi^ 
rvgoloioB  tbo  ioMM  ef  pablk  mmM%  o 
iko  fmois  «Mod  b  Ibo  GoauBltiM  of  ] 
•ad  aaciiaM  tbo  loinaiiino  of  tto 

Ibo    Mrrieo  of  tbo  vuftm 
MM  of  tbo  Coioaa 
tho   iiporilioa  ti  laaoa,    uko 
HEki  fai  ooriripotioa  ci  tbo 


^,      of  ibb  powo^M   iniiiAi  mm 

Ibb  Homo  wJtkjtmufTSnJil^mwZ 
fOMbod  by  Ibo  Cnwirii:  JMfy  tWdbof 
iijiriin  of  Ibo  Nmv  DMy  lUpoallNI  by 


iiJiHiM  of  Ibo  Nfor  DaiTlUMal  Mby 
Ibo  Uido  ia  ihal  y«r.  ifao  ^linoii  of 
€^■■11111  oa  Woyo aad  Moaa^) 

Wbonbday  SrmNa     The  Ho««« 

OMMo  ooovy  WirloMdty  ol  folio  o'dock 
Wtiiaa^ay  b  mi  i^Mt  lo  tbo  WHo  bw^bi 


WRm.  In  tb«  CTcnt  of  •  vRonqr 
OfbioR fbwa  daaib,  or  froai boeoaioco  Pwr. 
or  oibor  CHMo,  aftv  iho  lowmaaua  aad 
diKii«  tbofaoMoofParihuaoai.  a  «fii  b  baaod 
by  vanaai  froaiibo  Sboobor.  ohhIo  oat  lo  Ibo 
dorikof  tbo  Owa  b  Cbaaoory.  as  aooa  at  Ibo 
Spoaborb  aodiod  of  ibodaaib.  orpooraco.  by 
a  coiUacaioaadirtbobaadiofWDBwaib<w> 
or  If  bo  roodvt  a  aotko  froai  a  BMsbor  ibai  bo 
a  dbqaaWyii^  odtai    Dmkag 


byofdorofiboHoaMi 

aaioadta    lailM  com  of  aaow 

orifiaal  bno   of  wria  boo  «idi  ibo 
oik    Writs  lawwabb  far  a  eoaaiy  aro 
«f  tho  ceaaty.  aad 


^CMkan.  ByiboAd 
of  WBliaai  III,  it  «M  oRbrod  iboi  Ibo  •lbs 
of  WMnas  •boBU  bo  "dofivorad  (o  ibo 


oat  for  tbob  ddivory.  la  ili), 
was  providod  tboi  ibo  OMMoagor 
vaaLofiboGfloai  Soal.  or  bbdopaty.  oAcr 
loosmaf  lao  whb,  iiwwiiu  wiiawaa  cony 
iboaiio  iboGoaoral  Fo«  (Mko  bi  Leado^ 


to  Ibo 
Goaoialor  bbdoaaiy. 

ibofwTb   writi^~  Tbo   Fm. 

b  bb  lan^  b  boMd  M 

•fhsby  lbs  im  po«:  tbo 


Md  boar  of 

Goaoral  Fboi  O«oo  b   Uadoa.  oad  iM 
tbortlbr  idbian.    TW  Lsadoa  wrko  oto 


THE  MINISTRY. 


Rt.  Hon.  William  Ewart  Gladstone,  |  First  Lord  of  th*  Treasury  and  Chan^ 

P.C..  M.l* i      cdlor  of  the  Exchequer. 

Rt.  H  on.  Baron  Scl  borne     L4>rd  High  Chancellor. 

Rt.  Hon.  Earl  .Spencer,  K.G Lord  President  of  the  CouhcH. 

His  Grace  the  Duke  of  Argyll,  K.G.     Lord  Privy  Seal. 
Rt   Hon.  Wm.  G.  G.   V.    Vernon- 

Harcourt,  P.C.,  MP Secretary  of  State  Home  Department. 

Rl  Hon.  Earl  Granville,  K.G Secretary  of  State  Foreign  Department. 

Kt.  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Kimberley Secretary  of  State  Colonial  Department. 

Rt.  Hon.  H.  C.   E.  Childers,  P.C, 

M.P Secretary  of  State  IVar  Department. 

Most  Hon.  the  Marquessof  Hartington, 

P.C.,  M.P Secretary  of  State  Imiian  Department. 

Rt.  Hon.  Earl  of  Northbrook,  P.  C. . . .     First  Lord  of  the  Admiralty. 

Rt.  Hon.  John  Bright,  M.P Chancellor  of  the  Duchy  of  Lancaster. 

Rt.  Hon.  J.  G.  Dodson,  P.C,  M.P.     President  of  Local  Goverttment  Board. 
Rl  Hon.  W.  E.  Forster,  P.C,  M.P.     Chief  Secretary  for  Ireland. 
Rl.  Hon.  J.  Chamberlain,  P.  C ,  M.  P.     President  of  the  Board  of  Trade. 
The  above  form  the  Cabinet. 

F.  M.  H.  R.H.  the  Duke  of  Cambridge     Commander-in-Chief. 

Rt.  Hon.  Henry  Fawcett,  M.P Postmaster-General. 

Rt.  Hon.  G.  J.  Shaw-Lefevre,  P.C, 

M.P Works  and  Ihtblic  Bvildings. 

Rt.  Hon.  A.  J.  Mundella,  M.P Vice- /Resident  of  Committee  of  Council. 

Sir  Arthur  Divetl  Hayler,  Bart.,  M.P.  | 

John  Holms,  M.P v  Junior  Lords  of  tAe  Treasury. 

Charles  Cecil  Cotes,  M.P j 

Rt.    Hon.    Lord    Richard  d'Aquilarj 

Grosvenor,  M.P \  Joint  Secretaries  to  the  Treasury. 

Lord  Frdk.  Charles  Cavendish,  M.P.  I 
Rt.  Hon.  Baron  Wolverton,  P.C.    ...     Paymaster-General. 
Rt.  Hon.  G.  O.  Morgan,  M.P.,  Q.C.     Judge-Aduocate-General. 
Adm.  Sir  Astley  Cooper  Key j 

Thomas  Brassey,  Esq.,  M.P ) 

George  Otto  Trevelyan,  M.P Secretary  !o  the  Admiralty. 

John  Tomlinson  Hibbert,  M.P Pari.  Sec  to  Local  Got'crnment  Board. 

Leonard  Henry  Courtney,  M.P Under  Sic.  of  State  Home  Department. 

Sir  Charles  Dilke,  Bart. ,  M.P Under  Ar.  of  State  Foreign  Department. 

Rt  Hon.  M.  E.  Grant  Duff,  M.P....  Under  Sec.  of  State  Colonial  DepartmetU. 

Earl  of  Morley   Under  Sa.  of  State  War  DepartmetU. 

Most  Hon.  the  Marquess  of  Lansdowne  Under  ^.  of  State  Indian  Department. 

Hon.  A.  E.  M.  Ashley,  M.P Under  Sec.  of  Board  of  Trade. 

Sir  Henry  James,  M.P.,  Q.C Attorney- GenercU. 

Sir  Farrer  Herschell,  M.P.,  Q.C   ...  Solicitor-General. 

Rl  Hon.  John  M'Laren,  M.P Lord  Advocate  for  Scotland. 

Rl  Hon.  Hugh  Lav»r,  M.P Attorney-General  for  Ireland, 


i 


441 


GENERAL  ELECTIONS. 

Siaot  Um  lUfarm  Act  Umn  haw  bam  twelve  G«B«nU  EkctkNM,  whkk  took 

pUot  fai 


ELECTION     JUDGES,      1881. 

ENGLAND  AND  WALES. 

lu.v«rn,  Hon.  Mr  Charlc*  .Sjn^t.  I      Hoddlcrton,  Hon.  Mr  J 

Cx.i^c.  lliMt.  Sir  Willuun  Robert.         | 


ATES  OF  ADJOURNMENTS  OF  PARLIAMENT 


::     . . 

..     Aug.  12. 

Aug.  24. 

Aug.     9. 

^3:«2: 

[k     '.'. 

•    July   aj. 

..     Sept.     5. 

i)     . . 

..    Aug.    1. 

1650     . . 
185,      .. 

Aug.  IC. 
..     Aug.    1 

1S52     .. 

..     July      1. 

1853     .. 

Aug.  aa 

I»S4     .. 

..    Aug.  la. 

1861 
186a 

i86i 
1864 
i86s 
1S66 
1867 


Aug.  14. 
July  ao. 
Aug.  2&. 
Aug.  a. 
Aug.  II. 
Aug.  aS. 
Aug.  6. 
Aug.  7. 
luly  a8. 
July  29. 
July  6. 
Aug.  la 
Aug.  ai. 


186S  . 

'S^ 
1870 

1871  . 

187a  . . 

1873  .. 

1874  .. 
1875 
1876 

:i^ . 

1879  .. 
18S0 


1842-80. 

July  31. 
Aug.  II. 
Aug.  la 
Aug.  ai. 
Aug.  I  a 
Aug.  5. 
Aug.  7. 
Aug.  13. 
\ug.  IS. 
Aug.  14. 
Aug.  16. 
Aug.  IS. 
SqH.     7. 


CONSTITUTION  OF  THE  HOUSE  OF  COMMONS, 

At  the  time  o(  the  union  with  ScotUod,  in  1 707.  the  Hoosc  ooottsted  of  513 
meml>en  ;  a^  were  then  added  for  ScotUnd,  and  in  1801,  100  were  added  far 
Ireland,  makine  the  total  of  658.  Thb  number  waapresenred  by  the  dnt  Refarm 
Act  ( 183a X  ftod  also  by  the  recent  one  (30  and  31  Vict,  cap^  io2\  but  in  cAch 
cvHC  the  apportioomcot  was  altered,  and  it  now  DominallY  itaiidft — Ki^lawrl  and 
Wales  493  memben,  Scotland  60^  and  Ireland  IDS-  But  by  tbo 
fa),  Bridgwater  (aX  Ca-Ou-l  (T.  and  SUgo  (iK  the 
entatioo  is  reduced  by  land  by  a. 

rm  Act  of  1867,  n   .  -troughs  were  totally  disfimnchhod, 

I  member  each,  but  2^  muu  were  bestowed  00  new  botooghi 

1  a8  00  coontiea,  tome  receiving  I  additioool  mcoiber,  and  otbos 

'^"  Yorlnhire  now  retofm  10  mcwbcfit  and  LaacMblre  8^ 

■  rest  have  4  or  6. 

L^nloms,  there  are  now  368  membera  for 
'  >  tor  counties  ;  but  up  to  1 867  the 
.  i  ;  counties,  as6. 


of  Hovcrlev 

K 

I 
att 
ai\ 
be 

Wt: 

i 

oni 

a». 


CLERKS   AND  OFFICERS 
OF    THE    HOUSE    OF    COMMONS. 


^/MArywThe  Rt  Hon.  H.  B.  W.  Brand,  M.P.    CCs.ooo.) 

D«pmfy  SpmktrmmdCkmirmmm  e/jCammiiUes- Right  Hon.  Lyon  Playfair.  M.  P.    (£9.500.) 


Cterk  0/tAf  H»uM  »f  Cemmtm*,  Sir  T.  E. 
May,  ICCR.     l-iooa. 

CUrk  Auutamt,   R.    F.   D.   Palgrave,   E»q. 

j^isoo. 
Seamd  CUrk  Auistant,  Archibald  Milman, 

£aq.    £1000. 

OLnKS  ON  THB  EsTABUSHMKNT  OF    THB 

OrricB  OP  THB  Clbbk  of  thb  Houkb 
OF  Commons:— 
Princi^  CUrk,  Public  Bill  Office,  and  CUrk 
ofdu  Fees,  William  Rom,  Estq.     £,\ooia. 

Primci^l  CUrk,  CommiUee  CUrks  Office, 
Charles  Eales,  Esq.     ;£iooo. 

CUrk  of  the  JaumaU,  James  B.  Bull,   Esq. 

PrituipalCUrk,  PrivaU  Bill  Office,  Henry  B. 
Maync,  Esq.    £,\txo. 

Senior  CUrks,S.  B.  Gunnell,  Maurice  C.  Conry, 
Geoive  J.  Stone.  Charles  E.  A.  Leigh,  Felix 
H.  Webber,  William  A.  Ferguson-Davie, 
Esqs.    £f>y>  to  £ioo  each. 

Assistant  CUrks,  William  Glyn,  Edward  Hay 
Ley,  William  More  Mol>'Tieux,  G.  I^ughton, 
W.  Gibbons.  C.  Forster,  R.  Dickinfcon.  F.  B. 
G.  Jenkii»»on,  F.  Sl  G.  Tupper,  R.  C. 
Walpole,  Basil  W.  Harrison,  Esqs.  jCjoo  to 
;( 600  each. 

Jnniar  CUrks,  F.  R.  Knollys,  W.  H.  Ley,  J. 
H.  W.  Somerset,  H.  C.  Tower,  E.  W.  Nor- 
man. Esqrs..  Hon.  H.  F.  Elliott,  C.  V.  Frere, 
L.  T.  I>e  Marchant.  G.  C.  J.  Giffard,  A.  W. 
Nicholson.  E.  H.  Doyle,  A.  G.  Brand,  Esqrs. 

AcconntoHt,  W.  O.  Mayne,  Esq.     ;C5oo. 

Skortkand  Writer,  W.  H.  Gumey  Salter,  Esq. 


Serieemt-eU-Armt,  Capt.  Ralph  Allan  GocMt, 
Aiaoo. 

Deputy,  Henry  D.  Erskine,  E»q.,;C8oo. 

AtsistMtt.  Col.  Cecil  William  Forester.    ;C500. 

Princi^  Doorkeeper,  Mr.  G.  Hartley. 

Second  Doorkeeper,  Mr.  J.  Jarrett. 


Messengers,  Messrs.  W.  Walker,  T.  Steel,  I. 
Jenninpi.  W.  Wilson.  G.  Brownine.  W.  H. 
Coombs,  H.  W.  I^aumont,  H.  HamblinK. 
C  Woodcroft,  W.  Gamham,  and  M.  Ingle- 
field. 

Superintendent  of  Members'  Waiting  Room, 
Mr.  H.  James  Cove. 

Assistant,  Mr.  C  Lott 

Delh^ertr  of  Post  Letters,  Mr.  E.  W.  Pflie. 

Librarian,  George  Howard,  Esq.     ;C>ooa 

Assistant,  William  Heam,  Esq.     £^9i. 

Clerk,  John  G.  Smith,  Esq.    ^^250. 

Messenger,  Mr.  T.  Bcnbow, 


\ners  of  Standing  Orders,  ( 
,  and  J.  H.  Robuuon,  Esq 


Charles  Frere, 


Examiners 
Esq 

Taxing  Master,  ChaHes  Frere,  Esq. 

CUrk  to  tke  Examiners,   bn:.,  and   to  t' 
Taxing  Master,  F.  St.  G.  Tupper. 

Principal  CUrk,  R.  M.  Bail 


VoU 


Irrtnctpai  C  Ur 
c/£?;.H.A.^ 
P.  E.  Smith, 


MilnerKillick. 
Esqrs. 

Referees  of  PrivaU  Bills,  Sir  J.  T.  B.  Dn 
worth,  Bart.,  A.  Bonham-Carter.  \ 
;C>oooeach. 

Chaplain  to  the  Speaker,  Hon.  and  K' 
Francis  E.  C.  Byng,  M.A.    ;C4oa 

Secretary  to  the  Speaker,  Z.  Walter  Campi 
Esq.    £y30. 

Train  Bearer,  Mr.  George  Brown. 

Counsel  to  the  Speaker,  G.  K.  Rickards.  \ 
/:i8oo. 

Printer 


rinter    of 
Hansard. 


the     JoumaU,     b*c..    Me.'' 


Printer  of  the  VoUs  and  Proceedings,  Mes 
Nkhola. 


443 

TABLE  OF  THE 
DURATION.  &c,  OF  PARLIAMENTS 
OF  THE  UNITED  KINGDOM. 


IlL  .. 


Gaovft  nr.  •••. 

IV.... 


VkMk. 


it 

MM 

titll 


11  Amc.  twm 

•4  Nov.  iltt 
4  Att(.  till 
•J  Apr.  it«o 
14  Nov.  i»a4 

•6  Oct.     tl^B 
14  func  iljl 

19  ^cb.  183s 
14  Nov.  ilj7 
11  Au<.  it4i 
tt  S«pl.  it47 
4  Nov.  Us* 
JO  Apr.   il57 


Ml  dbr  Um  Uaio^  mmI  Jan..  iloi. 


Sf  RetotWalpeb 

E«H  of  SuwUfkad 
Str  RoUn  Walpols 

HcaryPrikHH 
DolMorNavcMU* 

CvcofM  GmbviIm 
MantvMor  ~ 

t>uk«or 

UnlNoitli 
MafquMor 
K«riorSlMl 
I)iih»«ri>tetluHl 
WiMmPIn  .. 
H.  AddNMi 


LIST  OF  ADMINISTRATIONS 

SINCE     1715. 


LovAOfWviDt 
EaHoTLmipeol 


'  >ct. 

«7«5 

^Zi. 

«r»7 

1718 

APT" 

ir'o 

i^ 

1701 
176  J 

July 

»7*< 

A«* 

t7« 

iSd. 

IK 

1-.& 

;s 

1>«C 

Maidi 

;& 

\ulcli 

;& 

••07 

loo. 

iBio 

Jul- 

III* 

DttlM  of  WdliivUM 

EmIGtw 

Loni  MatboofM 


SirRobvtFnl 
Lord  joha  RMdl 


Eariof  Dyrfcy 


.\;»a 


Ai*  l«»» 

ittiy  ia«i 

ICov.  ilj» 

Apfl  it)4 

Apnl  itjs 

Dk.  i««S 

t«k  itfi 

Dk.  itfi 

Fab.  »M 

£3 


A  CHEONOLOGICAL  LIST 

or  TUB 

LORDS  HIGH  CHANCELLORS. 


BAldiio 


^  loe? 

1073 

1073 

...  ^    1077 

...  ...  ...  ...  1077 

ydMa,  WUli&m ...    ....    ...    ...    1077 

QUbid,  WillUm 1078 

Lodngm,  Herbert.  BUhop  of  Norwich. ..  1088 

Bloat,  Robert,  BUhop  of  Unoola 1088 

yiambutl,  Ranalph,  Bishop  of  Durham  1098 

Glfbrd,  William,  Bishop  of  WiDchestor  1098 

Bogw.  BUhop  of  Salisboiy    10^)8 

Waldrio 1101 

Olfiwd.  William,  Bishop  of  Wiaoheet«r  1103 

Herbert 1103 

B<lfer,  Bishop  of  Salisbary    1104 

Biifas,  Oeoffrej,  Bishop  of  Durham  ...  1107 

Bichaid 1116 

B^y<n»M      1116 

Thomas,  Archbishop  of  York 1116 

Godefridoi.  Bishop  of  Bath,  and  Boffer, 

BUhop  of  WelLi     1123 

Alexander,  Bishop  of  Lincoln       1133 


r,  William 1136 

VltiKillebert.  WUliam      ... 1136 

Yere,  William  De      1136 

Alexander    1138 

PhiUp 1153 

Gaunt,  Reginald  Pe 1153 

Robert,  Abbot  of  Walden      1153 

Becket,  Thomas  k.  Archbishop  of  Can. 


terbory 


Wamerille.  Radulph  De 
Oeof&7.  Bishop  of  Lincoln 
ftrntantiis,  Walter  Do  ^ 


1167 
1157 
1173 
1181 
U8S 


Bldrn,  ITaHcT  T)9     ...    ...    .„    

Longchamp,  William  De 

Nigel.  Ridiard.  Prior  of  Dorer,  and 
Archbishop  of  Oanterbury 

Plantagenet,  Geoffrej,  Archbishop  cf 
York 

Walter,  Archbishop  of  Booen 

Bidun.  Walter  Do     

Oatulos,  Mains 

Eustace.  Bishop  of  Elj    

Walter,  Hnbert,  ArchbLthop  of  Can- 
terbury      

Marisoo.  Richard  De       

Simon,  Archdoaoon  of  WcUs 

Grey,  Walter  De 

Wallis,  Hoffh,  or  De  Well*    

Marisoo,  Richard  De 

Nerille,  Ralph  De     

Marisoo,  Richard  Do 

NeTUle.  Ralph  De     

Neville,  Oeoffrey,  and  ^ohn  de  Lexin- 
tone M.    

Patteshnll,  Hugh  De       

Patteshnll,  Simon  De,  Lord  Keeper  of 
the  Oreat  Seal 

Oroese.  Richard,  Lord  Keeper     

Lexintune,  John  De 

Noronlle,  Ralph  Do 

Briton,  Ralph    

Brersden,  Silroster  de.  Lord  Keepct  ... 

Button,  William       

Lexintune,  John  de.  Lord  Keeper     ... 

Mansel,  John,  Lord  Keeper  ...    .^    ... 

Lexintune,  John  de.  Lord  Keeper      ... 

M.onsel,  John     

IHoeto,  Ralph  de      ^    ^    ^    m,     ^ 


118S 
1189 

1188 

1191 
1191 
UOl 
111>1 
1198 

1199 
1202 
1204 
1205 
1209 
1212 
1213 


123S 

1239 
12  i2 
1212 
IJU 
liiW 
12  i6 
1247 
1247 
1247 
1218 
1249 
1240 


A   CHBONOLOGICAL  LIST  OF  LOKIMI  HIGH  CRAMCEUXMU.      445 


lerVf^    .  «  IM 

ll«nai^W«liw4«  ^    .^    ^    M  ^  l:fl 

irUMlM4*lly.UHKMfW    ^  ^  im 

Joka4ii.Lo«4KMp«  ^  ^  UN 


•CTork       UM 


M«ff«o«.Wd»w4»    ^    ^    «    -  ^  1S74 

BuMlUEotart^    ^    ...    ^    ^  ^  1174 

U^lo^Waltvd^LBflilKMpw  ..  UM 

U^tom,  J«lui  4*    ^    -    .^    ^  •.  1»S 


.    «.  M    M    ^    UM 

.  ^  ^ laoi 

York ^^^m 

HMMltomWiniMld*      ^  ^     ^     ^     ISft 


rMl.MhaJ^nk, 


«tW«lk, 


^    -    «    ^    1  41 
«.    ..    .^    lUl 

J«lM     4^    Aralihtokof    «f 


AoriAj.    Joka   4tb   ANkbtobop  of 

To»k.«    ...... ......    110 


ofWki^ 


wrw-^ 


U««Mi.aoba4*     ............  U07 

Mtllo«,WllllMi4ii,L«4KMp«...    ...  UV 

Ri«tad4,     Wall«,     Arobbubop    ol 

QMrt—bij     ...    ... ...  1319 

SMM,Joted«       ...    ...    ...    isift 

Maio^WllliMi4t^Ai«bbltbopofTork  1317 

nalbMi.Joba4«     ........    ^    ..  1318 

Eaimam,J6km    .......     ..    ..  1S» 

A7mlM.irailaH.Loff4EMp«..    ..  I'm 

8tnlte4.  Jobs  ..    ..........  13» 

!(«TaKBalpb4*     .. ..    ^  ISB 

ktol4o0^  lobwt  .............  13t« 

A7f«ia«.WaibumLof4KMpOT.    ..  1S» 

Hotkui,Joka4»     Um 

niff  nniiTwflTlllhwifc  nwltrtiwiL  " 

Lm4Kmp««        .........  11» 

Buf kOTrt,  Hwiy  d«      ..    ..    ...    ...  130 

8u«tfMd,   Jokm  4i^   Arckbtekop  «« 

0Mrt«b«i7    .............  isn 

Mato«.WliyMi4ihIiar4lMpM-  ..  1394 
8tf«lta4.  J«ka   4^    Arokbbkop  oC 


Au^wtOK 
'4ti«llDt4.  Joka  4i^    Afikbtebop   if 
Ouitmhnj    ^    ...........    1SS8 

8u»liaid.Bobwt4»      ........    Uas 

tyntiwaftk.  BtokM4  4»       ......    U» 


Tkoffp,8lrlab«t4t 
Kayr^BbJoba     . 


1871 


..    .. 1377 

to    .........    1377 

4«»Ai«bbUbopol 

4ib  AMbbteb(/p  ^ 


Boto^8lr]CkkMl4ato 

ArBB4d.  TbMBM  6k  AfdMAap  «( 

Toric    ... .. 

4%  BUbop  of  Wia. 


York 


J-bado.. 
tAmmai 
Emtj 


4o.  JkrcbbUbop  oC 


40.  AfobWakap  «C 


1401 


York 


York 


BoMydo 


Ult 
1U4 
lilt 


446      A   CHRONOLOGICAL   LIST   OF    LORDS   HIGH   CHANCELLORS. 


Beaufort.  Henry  ^  ^    ^    

LiMifloj,  ThomM     M.    ^ 

Baftofort.  Utnrj  d« 

Kmap,  John,  Arehbtobop  of  Tork 


StaftMd,  John,  Arohblsbop  of  Cantor- 
bary —    

Frank.  John.  Lord  Kaeper    

StaiTord,  John,  ArohbUhop  of  Oantcr- 
bniy •    •••    •••    •••    •••    •••    ••• 

Pfttton.WilUam       

Btmp,  John,  Arehbith3p  of  Tork 

Kcvill,  Bioharxl.  Earl  of  SnlUbory  ... 
r.  Thomas,  Arohbiahop  of  Can* 


WafaflMt.  William  de    ,. 

li  vHu,  GcoTB^    

KlrV*'f"«i  Robert  do,  Lord  Koepor     ... 

SttUington.  Robert 

Bonrciiier,  Heuy,  Earl  of  Esaez 

Booth,  Lauronoe      .»    

Morton.  John     ...    ^    ...    ... 

BnMell,  John     ^    ... 

Barrow,  Thomas,  Lord  Keeper    ^    ... 

Botheram,  Thomaa m    ... 

Aloock,  John      

Morton,  John,  Archbishop  of  Canter. 

bury 

Oeane,  Henry,  Archbishop  of  Canter* 

bary 

Warham,  William,  Lord  Keeper 

Wolsey,  Thomas,  Cardinal,  Archbishop 

of  York    

More,  Sir  Thomaa     ...    ...    

Andley.  SirToomai 

Ooodrick,  Thomas    

Thomas,  Lord  Wriothosley    .^    «.    .. 

Pauiet,  Sir  William  ...    ...    ... 

Richard,  Lord  Rich ...    ..    ...    ^    ... 

Goodrich,  Thomas 

Hare,  Sir  Nicholas,  Lord  Keeper 

Gardiner,  Stephen,  Bishop  of  Winchester 
Heath,  Nioholas,  Archbishop  of  Tork... 
Bacon,  Sir  Kicholas.  Lord  Keeper      ... 

Bromley,  Sir  Thomas      

HattoD,  Sir  Christapher ... 
Pockerinff.  Sir  John,  Lord 
Bgartsn,  Sir  Thomas,  Lord  Keeper 

Thomas,  Lord  EUesmer*. 

Bmob,  Sir  Franois  ...    ...    ..    ^ 


U17 
U18 
1424 
1426 
1430 

14S8 
1433 

1443 
1443 
1450 
1454 

M-iS 
1457 
1460 
U67 
14r^ 
1473 
1473 
1.78 
14S4 
1  85 
1485 
1486 

14S6 

1501 
1503 

1516 
1530 
1533 
153i 
1545 
15J7 
15 17 
1551 
1551 
1553 
1555 
1559 
1579 
1587 
1592 
1596 
1600 
1616 


Henry,  Viscount  Mnnderille.  Ludonc. 
Dake  of  Biohmond.  William,  Karl  of 
PMnbroka^  and  Sir  Julius  Casar, 
Lords  Keepers 

WilUams,  John,  D.D.,  Dean  of  West- 
minster, Lord  Keeper 

Oorentry,  Sir  Thomas.  Lord  Keeper  ... 

Flneh.  Sir  John 

Littleton,  Sir  Edward,  Lord  Keeper  ... 

Lane,  Sir  Richard    

Edward,  Earl  of  Manchester,  John, 
Earl  of  Rutland,  and  fire  others, 
Lords  Keepers       

Edward,  Earl  of  Mancho^ter,  and 
William  Lentholl,  Lordi  Keepers    ... 

Henry,  Earl  of  Kent,  and  three  others. 
Lords  Keepers       

Lisle,  John,  Sir  Thomas  Widdriugton 
and  Bulstrode  Whitolock,  Lords 
Keepers    

Fiexmes,  Nathaniel,  John  LIkIo,  and 
Bnlstrode  Whitolock,  Lords  KoeixT* 

Hyde,  Sir  Edward,  Lord  Keeper  ...    .„ 

Edward,  Earl  of  Clorcudon   

Bridgman,  Sir  Orlando,  Lord  Keeper... 

Anthony- Ashley,  Earl  of  Shaftesbury 

Finch,  Sir  Xlonea^^o,  Lord  Kevpcr      .m 

Nottingham,  Earl  of 

North,  Sir  Francis,  Lord  Keeper 

Jeffreys,  Sir  George 

Halifax,  The  Bfarqness  of,  speaker  of 
the  Upper  House  of  Convention 

Maynard,  Sir  John,  ^ir  Anthony  Keck, 
and  Sir  W.  Rawlinson,  Lords  Keepers 

Trevor,  Sir  John,  Sir  W.  Rawlinson, 
and  Sir  George  Hutchins,  Lords 
Keepers    

Somers,  Sir  John,  Lord  Koeper    

John,  Earl  Somtrs    

Wright,  Sir  Nathan,  Lord  Keeper     ... 

Cowper,  Sir  William,  Lord  Kee,>er     ... 

William.  Earl  Cowper     

Trevor,  Sir  Thomas,  Robert  Tracy  and 
John  Scroop,  Lords  Comuii«siouers... 

Harcourt,  Sir  S  mon.  Lord  Keeper     ... 

Simon,  Earl  Harcourt     

William,  Earl  Cowper     

Tracy,  Robert,  Sir  John  Pratt,  and 
Sir  John  Montague,  Lords  Commis- 
■ioners 


1631 

1621 
16.^-. 
19  ~! 
]6iO 
16i5 


1645 
1646 
1648 

1654 

■-i56 
»i53 
16C0 
IC'7 

ic:- 

1073 
IC75 
1G?2 
16c3 


1630 


1030 

i«n 

1G.7 
170  J 
17o; 
17of 

1710 

1713 


1718 


A  CHRONOLOGICAL  LIST  Of  LORDS  HIGH  CHANCELLORS. 


447 


mt 


Kiac  ttr  Hm,  Lofd 
!•«««•.  Lord  KlBff      .. 


WlllM.airJote.airRR 


YoaMwTiM 
ll«wy.LBvdApalU.. 
MaiMililil.  Lovd.  WM 

pofwj  ipaakwof  Um  BooMol  Lord*. 

la  lh«  AbMOM  of  ih«  Lord  CbMMaUor 

KdwMd.  Lord  Tborlow ITTS 

AI«aBd«>,  Latd  Lmshtaoroacli ITtf 

>uhanl,  Mr  W.  B..  and  Sir  J.  WQm. 

LMdt  OanmlHloo«« ...    im 

Rawmrd,L(NdTluutew 170 

Kjrra.  Sir  J..  Sir  W.  H.  AflbaM,  ud 

air  J. 


tm 


Umvr,  Lord  HwunUi—  Md  Tma 
J«hii.LafdLjr«dlHv«t 


JLabmt  Moawy.  Low!  Cwuwrwth 
rvad«rte.Lordi 


A  CHRONOLOGICAL  LIST  OF  SPEAKERS. 


Dtrvlna 


12G0 

Bocrly,  William...    «. 



• 

TraBham.  William    ^ 



• 

Boerly,  WlUiam...    ^ 

•  M           ••• 

1332 

TrtMham,  William  ... 

•  M           ... 

l."J76 

Say,  John 

.M           ... 

1377 

Popham,  Sir  John    ... 

M              ... 

1377 

Tresham,  Willi nm    ... 



1378 

Oldhall.  Sir  William... 



ViOO 

Thorpe,  Thomaa 



1382 

Charlton,  Sir  Thomaa 

.M           ... 

1386 

Wenlock,  Sir  John    ... 



1394 

Tresham,  Thomas     ... 



1389 

Green,  John       



1399 

Strangwaiei,  Sir  Jamea 



1400 

Say,  John    



1403 

Allington,  William    ... 



1404 

Wood,  John 



1405 

Catesby,  William      ... 

*..           ... 

1406 

Lorel,  Thomaa  



1408 

Mordannt,  John 



1413 

Fitzwilliam,  Sir  Thomas 



1413 

Empson,  Richard      ... 



1414 

Bray.  Sir  Be^nald  ... 



1(14 

Dmry,  Robert    



1415 

Inglefield,  Thomas    ... 



1415 

Dudley.  Edmund 



1416 

Inglefield,  Sir  Thomas 



1420 

Sheffield.  Sir  Robert... 



1421 

Neril,  Sir  Thomaa     ... 



1421 

More.  Sir  Thomaa     ... 



1422 

Andlny,  Thomas 



1.23 

Rich,  Richard    

.~           ... 

14  5 

Hare,  Sir  Nicholas    ... 



1426 

Moyle,  Thomaa 

1428 

Baker,  Sir  John 



1429 

Dyer.  Sir  James 

...            ... 

1431 

Pollard.  John     ...    ... 

•M           ... 

1432 

Higham.  Clement     ... 

...           ... 

1433 

Pollard,  John     



1435 

Cordell,  William 



1436 

Gargrare,  Sir  Thomaa 

TrasMl,  William  ...  ^ 
Bmammt,  Sir  Henry  .. 
Mar^  Sir  Peter  da  la  .. 
Buagerford,  Sir  Thomas.. 
Man,  Sir  Peter  de  U  .. 
Plokering,  Sir  Jamea 
Ooldaboroofh,  Sir  John... 
WaldiVrave,  Sir  Richard 
Ptokarlng,  Sir  Jamea      .. 

Baal^,  Sir  John 

Oheyney,  Sir  John    ^    .. 

Donrood,  John 

Savage.  Sir  Arnold    

BIdefoid.  Sir  Henry  do  ... 

ftiTige^  Sir  Arnold    

Stormy.  Sir  William 

Tiptoft.  Sir  John      

Chanoer,  Thomaa     

Stourton.  William    ...    ^ 
Dorwood,  John...      ...    », 

Hvagartord,  Walter ...    .. 

Ohaaeer,  Thomaa     

Redman,  Richard     

BeMchamp,  Sir  Walter  .. 

Flower,  Roger    

Hnnt,  Roger      .. 

Ghaooer,  Thomaa     

Baynard,  Richard  ^  .. 
Flower,  Roger    ...    ...    .. 

Busael.  John      

Warton,  Sir  Thomaa 

Vernon.  Richard      

Tirrell.  John      ...    ...    .. 

Allington.  William    

Tirrell.  John  ...  .^  .. 
Boaael,  John  ^  ^  .. 
Hnnt.  Roger  m*  »—  .. 
Bowea,  John  ...  m.  .. 
TirrelL  Sir  John       ^    .. 

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LORDS  OF  APPEAR 

A  n^wktm  mn  htvmhert  o/tht  Privy  Coumdl. 
O'Hagan,  Baioii. 
Penance,  Baron. 

Selbome,  Baron  (Lord  Chancellor). 
Watson,  LonL 


JUDGES  OF  APPEAL, 

All  nfwhem  art  Mtmbtrt  o/tht  Privy  CounciL 

BaggaUay.  Sir  R.  ,  T.ames,  Sir  W.  M. 

Bnunwell,  Sir  G.  W.  I  Ix}rd  Chief  J  iistice  of  England. 

Brett,  Sir  W.  B.  I  Lush.  Sir  Robert 

C3uuicdior.  Lord.  I  Matt«r  of  the  Rolls. 

Cotton,  Sir  H.  ' 


JUDICIAL  COMMITTEE  OF  PRIVY  COUNCIL. 

Cmn/mm/  ^fonr  paid  memhert  and  of  such  other  numbtrt  of  th*  Prrty  Cotmcil  at  tkall 
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Die  Great  Seal,  Lord  Justice  of  the  Court  of  Appeal  in  Chancery,  Master  of  the  Rolls,  Vice- 
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are  members  of  the  Judicial  Committee  on  Appeals  to  Her  Majesty  in  Council  under  the  Church 
Discipline  Act,  but  not  othertvise. 

•  PAID  MEMBERS,     t  MEMBERS  UNDER  CHURCH  DISCIPLINE  ACT. 


Lords  of  Appeal.    ) 
Judges  of  Appeal,  j 


See  ante. 


Amphlett,  Sir  R.  P. 
Buccleuch,  Duke  of. 
BuckinKham,  Duke  of. 
t Canterbury,  Archbishop  of. 
Childcrs,  Rt,  Hon.  Hugh  C  E. 
•Collier,  Sir  Robert  Porrctt, 
Couch,  Sir  Richard. 
Granville.  EarL 
Hannen,  Sir  James. 


Karslake,  Sir  John  B. 

Keating,  Sir  Henry  Singer. 

t London,  Bishop  of. 

Napier,  Sir  J.,  Bart. 

•Peacock,  Sir  B. 

Phillimore,  Sir  R.  J. 

Richmond  And  Gordon,  Duke  of. 

Ripon,  Marauess  of. 

•Smith,  Sir  Montague  Edward. 

Spencer,  Earl. 

tVoric,'  Archbishop  oL 


One  vacancy. 


JUDGES  OF  THE  HIGH   COURT  OF  JUSTICE. 


ENGLAND. 


Bmod,  Hon.  Sir  James  (Vice  Chancellor). 

Bowcn,  Hai.  Sir  Charles  S.  C. 

Chancellor,  Lord  High  (Rt.  Hon.  Baron  Sel- 

borne). 
Coleridge,  Right  Hon.  Baron  (Chief  Justice  of 

England). 
Denman.  Hon  Geotve. 
Field,  Hon.  Sir  William. 
Fry,  Hon.  Sir  Edward  (Vice-Chancellor). 
Grove,  Hon.  Sir  William  R. 
Ball.  Hon.  Sir  Ch*i\ci  (.Vice-ChamceHor). 
Hiwnen,  Right  Hon.  Sir  James. 

Two 


Hawkins,  Hon.  Sir  Henry. 

Huddleston,  Hon.  Sir  lohn  W. 

Lindley,  Hon.  Sir  Nathaniel. 

Lopes,  Hon.  Sir  Henry  C. 

Matins,  Hon.  Sir  Richard  (Vice-Chancellor). 

Manisty,  Hon.  Sir  Henry. 

Phillimore,  Right  Hon.  Sir  R.  J. 

Pollock.  Hon.  Sir  Charles  E. 

Rolli.    Master  of  the  (Rt.   Hon.  Sir  George 

Jessel). 
Stephen,  Hon.  Sir  James  F. 
Watkin,  Hon,  Sir  Waikin. 


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ALPHABETICAL  LIST 

or  THE 

CLUBS  REFERRED  TO  IN  THE  WORK, 


THE  ADDRESSES  OF  THE  CLUB  HOUSES. 


Arltrn'tm,    4,  Aifiaglon    Street,    Piccadilly, 

jirm/amd //avy.-^yS,  Pall  Mall,  S.W. 
ArUur't.—f^  St.  /ames's  Street,  S.W, 
jirts.—iyt  Hanover  Square,  W. 
jitJUmtttim,—t<yf,  Pall  Mall.  S.W. 
BtmemifitUL-M,  Pall  Mall.  S.W. 
BmdUt.-%t,  St.  Jama's  Street,  S.W. 
Btigkim  f^wiM.— Brighton. 
^nMl/«.— 6o,St.  Jamet'*  Street,  S.W. 
Bmkin£ham.—t,KtvM  Stt«et,  S.W. 
BnrliiiUH  Fin*  Arts.— 17,  Savile  Row,  W. 
CarUmi.-^,  Pall  Mall,  S.W. 

Ci^  Cmrlion.—Z^,  King  WillLim  Street,  E.C. 

„  ^a^nt/.-Walbrook.  E.C. 

.,  ff  L«tule>n.—x<),  Old  Broad  Street,  E.C. 
CAnrnu^— Manchester. 
Ccbden.—ii,  St.  John's  Park,  N. 
CoHurvatht.—y^,  St.  James  s  Street,  S.W. 
Comntf  CoHt.—tmV. 

„      (^a/tMi^.— Galway. 
Dtvcntkire.—yit  St.  James's  Street,  S.W. 
Di^Umatic.— 106,  Piccadilly,  W. 
DiMim  Umivtrsity.—DnhWn. 
Emrt$   Court   Constrvnthf.  —  33,    Hogarth 

Road,  Cromwell  Road,  W. 
Eastern. — Dundee. 
East  India  United  Service. — 14,  St.  James's 

Square,  S.W. 
Edinburrk  i/iffP^m/r.— Edinburgh. 
Eton  and  //amrw.—?M  Mall  East,  S.W. 
^<inw#fT'.— Inns  of  Court  Hotel,  Holboni,E.C. 
CarricA.— 13,  Garrick  Street,  W.C. 
Gra/tOH.~-\o,  Grafton  Street,  W. 
(^r^xAam.— Gresham     Place,     King    William 

Street.  E.C. 
Crosvenor.  —Chester. 
Guards'. -70,  Pall  Mall,  S.W. 
Hamfver  Square. — Hanover  Square,  W.C. 
Hibernian  United  Service. — Dublin. 
Hig  kland. — I  n  vemesa. 
Junior  Army  and  Navy.— 13,  Grafton  Street, 

^      A  t Aen^um. — I t6t  Piccadilly,  W. 

„      Car/ton.-jo  to  35,  Pall  Mall,  S.W, 

,,      Rejonn. — 

„       United  Service.— It,    Charles  Street, 
Waterloo  Place,  S.W. 
ICensingion.— 41,  Queen's  Gate  Terrace,  S.W. 
Kiidare  Street.— 'OvkXiSX. 
^Arm/.— GUugow. 

Mauchetter  ContevwkHve. —Mancheter. 
Rt/orm. — Manehwter. 


Mamckester  Union  rr. 

Marlborough.—*,.  W. 

Masomic.—ioi,  Qt  Street,  E.C. 

National— 1,  Whitehall  Gardens,  S.W. 
Naval  and  Military.— ^,  Piccadilly. 
AVtt».— Edinburgh. 
„    University.  —58,  St.  James's  Street,  S.W 

Oriental.— \i,  Hanover  Square,  W. 

^Wmw*.— Twickenham. 

Oxjordand  Cambridge.— Ti,  Pail  Mall,  S.W. 

/*<!/«/»«/.— Liverpool. 

PaU  Mall.— 7,  Waterloo  Place,  S.W. 

Paimerston  .—Oxford . 

Park.— 7,  P.  "  W. 

Portland.-  i  lace,  W. 

Pratt's.— m.  .  St.  James's,  S.W. 

Prince  Alfred  Wnht.     Kingstown,  Ireland. 

Raleigh.— 16.  Recent  Street.  S.W. 

Re/orm.-x^i    I'.ii  M.n,  S.W. 
Regency.-,  .  W. 

Rt>ad.—i,V-  ■■  James's,  S.W. 

Royal Ctnqn,  .  .-..  i  .« ///.—Dover. 

„      Cork  KrtcA/.— Quecnstown,  Ireland. 

,,      St.  C^<>^/*.— Kinffstown. 

„      ThamesYacht.—i'''' i-^:......   ^^ 

,,      Victoria  }'acht.—  ! 

„     Vacht.-Cowes,  I 

St.  George's.— 1,  Savile  1 

St.  7aw«'i.— io6,  PiccT 

St. Stephen's.— i,ande,c^\  ,^  :  r.S.W 

SackinlU  5/r«r<'/.— Dublin. 

Salisbury. — 

SoTfile.—is,  Savile  Row,  W. 

Scientific.— 7,  Savile  Row,  W. 

Scottish.— 

Scottish  Conservative.— ^dxtAywczV. 

Stephen's  f7rr/«.— Dublin. 

Temple.— yi,  Arundel  Street,  Stmnd,  W.C. 
Thatched  House.— i6,  St 
TravelUrs'. —!</>,  Pall  .M 
T"*/*:/.— 47,  Clarges  Street 

^^f/rr.— Belfast, 

i/u/Vwi.— Trafalgar  Square,  S.W. 

United  Service.— 116,  Pall  Mall,  S.W. 

„       University.— t,    Suffolk     Street,    P. 
Mall  East,  S.W. 
University  and  Public  School.— s,  Park  Place, 

St  James's,  S.W. 

Verulam.-SA,  St.  James's  Street,  S.W. 

IVanderers'.—^  PaU  Mall,  S.W. 
/♦V*/*n».- Glasgow. 

IVhitehaU.—Ai.  Parliament  Street,  S.W. 
lVhite's.—37,  St.  James's  Street,  S.W. 
IVindham.— lit  St.  James's  Square,  S.W. 

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Mdfcmtt7Dlolt»te.ptr4oMaanM«o.  A  mm  Dmk  8«l,  vHh  «ifr»T^ 
QroM,  1S«.  M.  RafHlorfd  liMor,  6dL  ostim— T.  Cvitimo.  EnfraTw  to 
Um  Qmoo  Md  UmBotaI  Pkmaj,  Sft,  CMabovo  8umC  W.C. 

CULLETON'S  GUINEA  BOX  OF  STATipNmY 

ronuin«  m  rv^m  Of  tlM  twt  b«si  popor  and  6UU  onvolopM*  Ml  MMmAulj 


iptMl  viUi  CrMi  ftod  Motto.  Monofnuo.  or  Addrt«o,  aod  tbo  Suol  Db 
oi^ravvd  frM  or  Cbsffv.—T.  Cvllstuii,  2A.  CrBobowa  Btrotl,  W.C 

RAISED  MONOGRAMS  BT  CULLETON.  9mnm 

reani  of  pa|H  r  aixl  126  hifli  flftp  envolopM.  ftAniiM^i  in  rich  eoloori,  wkh 


%  beoaufol  monomai*  0«.    No  diarfo  for  MifmTing  dio.— 'T.  CvUBfOB* 
DtwiAkor  lo  tho  BoMd  of  ThmIo,  S6,  Cnnboorn  Ikreev  W.C. 

S^     ^'^~    -T      '^     BY  CULLETON,  all   lS.«fm»  HaU. 
It  )«U«rTis  in  l^*n«ton.     2.000  to  Mlc«(ftpm;— 
XI  U,  XeO*^  X<S  16«.;  very  mMsivo,  AlO  lOt.;  Imovt 

irtod. 


of  tegor  by  ftttinc  a  pioee  of  tbrtod. 
Anns,  CrMt,  or  Moooffmoi  wigifd 
grsvor,  S6,  Crsnboonio  Strttl,  W.C 


Mi<  ^.  £16  16«. 

•^  ring  roqoired. 
LLBTus,  8«^  Eagrsvor, 

CULLtlUN  S  PLAIES  FOR  MARKING  LINEN 

r<><)utrc  nu  pn'patattun.  and  are  ra>itlv  um<*1.  Iniltal  Plates,  1'..  Nam« 
I'laus  2t.  6d.:  i>et  of  Moveable  Numbers*  '£».  M:  Crsst  or  Monogran 
Plate.  5j..  with  directions,  post  frss  for  eash  or  ktamps.  by  T.  CvLUROS. 

•."),  OanNourn  .Strcrt  (romer  of  St.  Martin's  I^nc),  ^  .C. 

VISITING  CARDS,  BY  CULLETON.  rAv.be^qaaiity, 

2«.  M.  post  frM,iiidadiiiftbssBfimTfaM|  of  osnpsr  plate.  Wsddins  Caids, 
ftfty  saeb,  fifty  sBsbosasd  siiTslopos,  with  makfao  nane,  1S«.  td,  MsoioHal 
cards  priated  and  hstehmsnte  pateted  on  tbs  sbortsst  no<tos*— T.  Cpixwoa. 
Ssal  CagvaTor,  S6,  C»«ttbowB  aitwl  (sorasr  of  St.  MartiB'i  Laos),  W.C 

BALL  PROGRAMMES,  BY  CULLETON.  au  ths 

n,.vp«t  designs  te  Ball  Propamass  aad  Mtea  Cartes  for  tbs  ssasoo. 
Mill,  dinner,  br«akfk«t.  and  wedding  Invitation  cards  and  notre  of  evrry 
•  i.  N<  ri}  ti.>n,  printed  in  gold,  silver,  and  eokmr,  and  beautiluliv  stamped 
vith  arms,  aisst,  or  BMiaQirasft.     8Uk  Banasis  painird,  irtam 

Ae.    niatings  oo 


Velloais  for  prsssalstioBi,  votes  of  tbaaks,  Ao.    Pointings  oo  Beriia 
paper  for  a«dls«orlu    X^jiaTsr  to  ths  Qassa  aad  aU  tbe  Koral  Fateflj. 


T.  CULLETON,  25,  CRANSOURN  ST.,  LONDON. 


44  DEBRETT— ADVERTISEMENTS. 


CAKDINAL  &   HAHFOED, 

IMPORTERS  or 

TURKEY  CARPETS, 

PERSIAN  iL  OTHER  ORIENTAL  CARPETS  &  RUGS. 

108  &  109,  HIOH  HOLBOILN,  LONDON,  W.C. 

A    Pi\iCB    List    and    Other    Paf\ticulai^ 
FOi^Ai\pED    ON     Application. 


IbM.  1862. 

WATSON,  BONTOR,  &  CO., 

(STarpet  IBauufaciurerB  to  tije 
Moyal  jfamilg. 

SUPERIOR  BRUSSELS,  VELVET,  SAXONY, 
AND   EVERY   OTHER    DESCRIPTION    OF   CARPETS. 


IMP0RTSS8  OF  TURKEY,  PERSIAN,   AHD  IKDIAH  CARPETS. 
J*'tn€  Btngal  Mattings  six  yards  wide.     Rooms  covered  in  one  piece. 


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CHLORODYNE. 

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r«i«  ««ft4tH«l  mm94f  vm  4U— y»»4  %f  Or.  J.  COLLIl   IIOWKI.  m4  ik«  »««4 
thai  t 


I^emeclliil   ITMen  wknil  Ac*tloii« 


•Pl»».    UM  Md  jroMf  May  IaIw  II  U  all  kMn  Mi  tlsM*  vlkM 

•f  pmnmnn  taatifjr  !•  lit  tmimUtmB  fMd  aibcli  Mi4  vaa4«ffal  cvtm,  «Mto  aailaBl 

MVIt  estoi  lU  TlftaM  MWl  MBlMMlvaly. 

U  Um  HMt  n>fiiMiv  knovn  for  CooOM,  Cos- 

•  t  Mt-Tl    s     lU     N-  .iiTIt,    A0T«BA. 
r-llr.-tua  iv  r/i.<  k»  in-l  aiTetU  iJbOM  lAO  CrfUil 

UUl    'iiiM»*«    koovB    M     DiriiTHmiA, 
Pirsm,  Csficr,  Aooc 
aeu  like  a  ekana  in  Df  Atftadu.  tod  b  Uw 
only  spedie  in  CaounA  ftod  DrtssTBaT. 

rff(>ctQiUlT  r«'"  «K,...t  nil  -rf -.^v  i.  ..r  ^Bitrr^v 
nriTBtt 

it   th«   onl>    ,  .       .  liMi  : 

MAriail.'    'i««H/T,        CAJA.IUU        T«l*tllA(.Mk^ 

MsmiHirria. 
Tk«  Eiffkt  Hah.  SAEL  BOMKLL  k%»  gndwulj  fkvovvd  J.  T.  DATKVPOBt 

'  ^i«l  h*  r*c«ir«d  a  4e«pA*eli 
fr«a  I  ,*t%  had  hmmm  rm^ing  l*^t 

fall/,  »nii  !••«  in*  u-^i.i    r*ia«a/  u4  anj  Mmc**  wmM   i.  ttuOKODYWE.**     Mm  L«wW, 
l»ra«Mk«r  Itl,  t«d«. 

/V*«  Oa.  B.  J.  BOVI.VOV  A  Co^  Hftmaiy. 
**  W«  iMvs  sMd*  prMtj  rst«a«lv*  «m  of  Cklor*4jrM  Ib  o«r  pnatie*  UMljr.  aad  iMk 
iipra  It  M  aa  asedUal  4lr«o«  iiadattT*  and  Aatf ••pawBOdic.    It  mmm  la  all^  aate  aai 
irrttaiSoa  la  vhatorarariaiu  aadaf  whalaTOT«a«H^    H ladacaa a fcaltag al— fact 
4a4  ««lata4a  aa«  ■»yaaHg  ky  aaj  oikar  naiiy,  aad  II 
■4araBtag»  otrar  all  alkar  •adattvas,  ikat  ll  laava*  ao  i 


r \t  TlON^Tka aBltaaiilaatT aailaal MBortt allka aScaey  af  CklacadyM taadv 
1 1  of  tM«i  layartaMe  IkM  Ika  pakBa  akoaM  albiala  Ika  «MalM,  vklak  kHM  Ika  word*. 
•«  Dr.  J.  0»nta  ■TMrWa  CklofodyM.** 

Vlaa^kaaarflar  Wo«»  alatad  ikal  Dr.  J.  Catua  Baawa  was  aaiMkHily  ite  la 
vaalavafCHUMUMiyiai}  IkatikavkatoMaff  af  tkadaf««4aat.  rraMaaa.«aa  ••ir^.. 

Sou  ia  BoulM  %X  It.  1«4.,  III.  9d^  m4  4a.  64^  kf  aU  Ckaaiiti 

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THE  QUEEN. 


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Sovereigns. 


CATALOGUES    ON 
APPIilCATION. 


TO  H,R  H.  THE 
PRINCE  OF  WALES. 


To  Foreign 
Republics. 


CATAIiOQUES    ON 
APPLICATION. 


Makers  of  the  Great  Westminster  Clock  (Big  Ben);  of  the 
Standard  Clock  (the  Primary  Standard  Timekeeper  of  the 
United  Kingdom)  of  the  Royal  Observatory,  Greenwich ;  and 
of  Standard  Clocks  in  most  of  the  principal  British,  Foreign, 
and  Colonial  Observatories. 


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Health,  amd  Freprrty,  It  cam  be  mud  kjt 
any  persmt^  MMiSr  §r  female. 


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valo*  iban  TvMly  OalloM  of  oriiMi 

lar  aopar- 
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7«alar. 

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■/•i*a  ^waiiwiad  kf  fwlfw  TYIOIALL,  la  lis  yopalv  LM*aa  oa  "OmC  aad 


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MotebU  my  b*«M  Imm woald  ha*« bwa  borat  dowa, bat  far  aiy jia wtMla|ra co^yto 9$ 

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<Mf«allr  llMr*  WM  •  OMalobaffT  PliaBafUMdoMby.««co«MaalkaTaaMdl«,  m  w« 
•ottia  ao«  kava  Mood  «p  b>  work  It  aor  kava  Ikrawa  Um  ■!■■■  aaiar  Mm  b«imla« 
K«d.  M  «•  did  vllh  tlM  Bxtlaetou.  I  vaai  low  aion  ol  yoat  Baliactaua  aU 
B«CMMr)r  cbarMi  tor  BadaiUitoa  HooM,  aad  foar  tor  Tioy  llaaw. 

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taadatbowgfc.  to  toll  tb— i  tbay  mm*  lat  >aai»  •!  tta  BUtouwaii.  T^mtkimg  9^ /^r 
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to  any  part  of  the  kingdom  free  of  ex- 
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at  IS.  per  yard  and  upwards,  cut  from  the  piece, 
all  marked  in  plain  figures,  and  at  the  same  price 
as  if  purchased  at  the  warehouse  in  Regent  Street. 
Reasonable  estimates  are  also  given  for  household 
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families.  Funerals  at  stated  charges  conducted 
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liUBIUTT— ADVEBTUEMENTS. 


STATESMAN'S  YEAR  BOOK  for  1881— 

A    .Matuiticai  uiui    iiii^iiutuai    Atituiai  ui    the   States  fj/i  tbc 

CivUiiod  World.    By  Frboekicic  Martin.    Crown  8va 
loj.  6d, 


Thm  Amm.*— **T1i«  AlmmmA  ^t  Oo<U,  In  tpiU  of  lis  loag  rvlfB  m  a 
frTOvriu,  ■brinks  failo  hitlfttiaeaaM  bj  th«  lia*  of  Um  hinitiown  Mtd  wfAil 


voImM  wbieh  Mr.  F.  MaitlB  bM  glTw  m  m  a  nftoml  for  oar  UbrArr  lablo 
—  •  ^"-'^  •^»-'*'b  B0>  ottly  mrrm,  lo  to  yilu  m  *  tbo  l^mnm  ti CtuUmtmmi 
B4  t  fivw  M  torgo  ttoTM  or  itWiiCto  lirfbrawNMi.  oortwio4  10 

tbr  ,  %t  dslo,  rM}iooiliiff  imn  of  nMh  worU-vUo  hIirMi  m  ibo 
r»vmitM»  mkI  •modltart,  tbo  dMiitsr  of  tb«  popoktioQ.  th*  birtb  ui4  doub- 
rmc«,  iIm  pmniort  mkI  b«od«  of  Oor«nuDOQt  la  tb«  mtotaI  cirUiasd  8ui«i 
of  ibo  iMir  q«aHort  of  tbo  world.*' 

ft— rffrf.'— **  Evcrjbodr  vbo  knovt  tbii  work  U  a  vara  that  it  it  a  book 
tbftt  It  indteptnmbU  10  vfitors.  ftoMMUro,  polM 
vbo  «rt  direellT  or  bdirMl^  hmrwiod  In  cIm 
eomoMrrial,  an«i  fuiAtidAl  eondttioQ  of  tbilr 
tbroad.    All  eoold  pomOAj  Im  dcwirad  bjr  politlcfeiis. 

m«rehMit«,  ai.  ....l  wrilori  rtlatiro  lo  tbt  Coaslmioo  tad 

Oowmment,  the  Church  aiiU  cducatkm,  tho  rtfoooo  and  ozpcndltora,  tbo 


arm  J  and  nary,  tb«  area  and  popolatkm,  tbt  eotBmtret,  ladairtiT,  and  tndt 
of  eTery  clrQiMd  eoontrr  lo  tht  world.  It  lo  bt  fomad  rmdjfj 
wiibln  tbo  soiaU  Uoiilt  of  thit  tdmlrablt  year  book.** 


Hitnstd  and  bmt^ki  down  to  the  Peace  of  VersaiUa^  Ftb.  28, 

iJ^7T,  8tv.  hii/f  hmndy  prue  i&f. 

ANNALS  OF  OUR  TIME— a  Dium.1  of  Ev«,m 

>.  cial   and    Political,    Home    and    Foreign,    from    the 
Accession  of  Queen  Victoria.     By  Joseph  Irving. 
Supplement  from  Feb.  187 1,  to  March  1874.    8va  4/.  6</. 
Supplement  from  March  1874,  to  July  1878.    8vo.  4/.  6^, 
Tbt  Timm  tayt :— •*  Wt  btft  befort  ot  a  tmtty  and  rtodygvldt  lotbt 
rrtnlt  of  tbt  patt  tbirty  yttrt,  aTmUablt  tllbtr  for  tbt  itaittintn.  tbt 
MUildan,  tbt  pobUe  wrilor«  tad  tbt  Motrd  raodtr.     ...     If  Mr. 
Inrfa^t  oli(|ttl  bat  btta  to  btfa«  btfert  tbt  rtadtr  tU  tbt  «ott  noiewortby 
oeaumeet  abtt  tbt  b^gfanliiff  of  Htr  Mi^|ttty*t  nifn,  bt  may  Jnatly  clafan 
tbt  credit  of  baring  doot  to  bntfly.  •ntdnetly,  and  ilniply.  and  in  a  naaotr, 
too,  at    to    ftimi«b  bim  with   tlit   dttailt   ntettMf7    in   carh   catt   to 
compivbtnd  tbt  trtot  of  vhieb  be  It  la  ttareb  In  aa  int«lUg«ot  maootr  ** 

Tbt  DiOiif  NmH  aaya:— ''It  apptari  lo  at  la  bt  admirably  Mteottd. 
fbll.  ytt  toadtattd,  dtarlr  arranged,  aad  prorldtd  wHb  aa  aaiplt  iadtx. 
boeb  a  work  will  bt  a  tmuinrr  to  all  jooraaHttt  aad  polkklaat** 


lIA<.niL.L.AM    Ik   Co.,    i.oivno!V. 


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BILLIARD    BALL    &    BILLIARD-TABLE 

REQUISITE    MANUFACTURERS, 
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Opposite  St.  Giles's  Church, 

The  Cheapest  House  in  the  Trade  for  Billiard  Balls, 

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ports of  various  scientific  persons  : — 

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RolMirt  to  the  Adiniriilty  (13th  Of  AugOSt,  1870)  on  the  forty 
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,\rm8tronK  (jun  says  : — 

"9,  Hvi»K  Park  Strkkt,  W.,  \4th  Xoremher,  Ifirtl 
"Tlie  Chronometer  Watch   you  made  for   me  in  December,  1859,  has  u>  \  ■  r 
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