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LONIM>N. IIUI.
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.
tS5 %
ftttiuble ;
lobwl Itt colour Mia Mwa itt|i»(i.. <.
MOOMMi
I XLLVSTEATID OAKPXT AVD ftUO UtT FOtT 7BSE.
LAODICEAN RUGS.
ud .I'ut Antsti: Desi\:,ns, Soft, pun H'>' ^^' /../'.•
./ r.'/ifun.
'(. It to. by «ft. a la.
ft. •!&. by Sfl. alB.
l«y« I ft tl. • IB. bj J «t. • ■■.
U/« I ftft. eia. by SfU 4la. .
IIUPBRIOR QlALI-n-.
U8«D BY THM UOULMMB FOR PRATim BUO*. LUXUmiOU*
DURABLES.
J
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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
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MiiMAMt* Uii>.raa. lUq.
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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.
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ttmaaa or PaamoMt Pais.
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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.
*r !•;«
iwiathtoSirtof Daeaabar.lt79 .- «..—
alloMo4fortbaSTajaars«ida«SltlDw..ia79 ^^*9
• Bonaaaa blthatlo uloMod 6.10S,M1
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.
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%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.
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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.
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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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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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443
317
44i
441
441
40a
3«a
450
444
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RIV
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XV
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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.
Eleetr4» Silver Spoonm antl Fork(9
AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
THE NEW PATENT TABLE CUTLERY,
WITH SCBEWFAST HANDLES.
WRITE FOR
COSTLY ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, GRATIS,
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
oTSluafcr
dwiad far
of ScMland. (SiaGa cImImI far
1 T*J*WmlJdo- Q.C. r«rMr«M.
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
^a«Urv, Nov. yxh. iSSa
MayrUi. iMix
w. May tjili. iiao: Nov. t^, iSfc
.»«v
Ci^. MayllK I
itr. May Mb. iBSa
ci/y. Jaa. »7th, iMl
lAt'w. May Hk, t«&
utylilmSSa
July lat. itSai.
.May
May iiih. sMb^
, May istk. iMak
£aidk. May Ml. tMa
Mmtl0m, Ma;
M^rMmrwt^ May 7th. iMa
JTi^w <».. May ittk. iMa
M*mik(».. May kkK, iMo.
JV!n» iP«n, Jaa. tia(, iMi.
yfttuuAmm, May Tth. iSia
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
-IE-'
ZIV
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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llITUARY.
d Camnmrnnf, BMt..
FAKTY GAINS.
LIBERAL.
>N$RIIVAT1VB.
.tftJkiww, vie*
Rl
AUmb, R. L.. Am.
vie* Cape
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MRl.
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
S
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.
)
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.
'■■■11
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.
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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
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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«,
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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,
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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
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''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— .
$6
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.
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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
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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,
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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
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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.
Mrk«jr, of
-. If 1^ lor CO. i/uriuua, CUk of
. and of the T«(i Pridf Iron
■ tad ollMr loal
>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 :§••
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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
: ^06•73. AppofailMl VoArt SMTtlary of Suie dtt ihc Colunir* April 1880 1
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.
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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.
dw \jom Cn— ifiw dmwa «o tAm dwJMr ia CtaM Btittiia. TVy m« ^Mcaadad froM mm
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
«7.
^
^
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
io6
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.
io8
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.
109
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(dty) i87t
bii86S.
iIwM 1873. Sal fer
Fimr
Nov. ti6s. IMI SoOMfMt iMi.
br VMk froM loly. iS6$ UU
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Otmm
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
•oihobeoi
no
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.
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10 tkt Mwy wWcIl 4
arrow. Tn* third (
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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.
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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^
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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
•36
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.
»4»
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$j, and
horn Fab. 1858 till March 1859, Scovtaiy to the
AdmbahT fton ]tAy 1866 tUI Dec. 1868, aad f\ni
Cowmhrtfmer of Work* fron Feb. 1874 till July 1876.
Sworn a Privy Councillor 1873. U a D.L. and a I. P.
4«aa. a J.P. of BanflUiirv. Chm. of Cooncil of the So. oT Art*, and Vice-
. of the Royal Hortkultoral Sa A IdtraJ C^mtmrntip*, VtrA rctnmed
1 hkherter Fek 1846.
CtmU-CM^tm, WWM't. TM; MatlboMM«k.
T0mm Addtmt S4. Brook Sovei. W.
5^«#-Oeed«oodPMlu
^^
J. 0. LBVn (Qalway)
John Orrcl! Lever, son of the late Ji
l.rvrr. FNq., of Manchester. He waa bom 1814, and
II ' luabeth,— who died 1877,— d. of the late
I rning, Esq., of Swinton, Lancashire. I«
Uruciy inicrcrted in tteam ihtppiiM^ b sole leaMe of
theTnamea and OhummI PUMnger Scrrioe, and aadMir
of vevenil worlu. Waa formerly a Directorof the Sooth
Wales Railway Co. and of the Atlantic Royal Mail
Steam Navigation Ca ("I^ver Line"), and it was
thruttgh his tnstramentatity that Gal way was made a
{tacket -station. \ Lih<nal Cctutrvmtwe, First elected
for C.alway Feb. 1859: re-elected May l8S9b «nd sat
until July 186$, when he wi
date ; re-elected April l8Ba
ted May l8$a i
an oaaoooewu
R0tidtme$9 ey. Si. GMrt*** Squaiv, S.W. : W«« Wortliii«.
BOV. E P. UFBOV-OOWn CiM Oew«1.
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MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
J. T. LEVETT (LlchfleldX
Theophilus John Leveit, son of the late
John Levctt, Esq., of Wichnor Park, Staffordshirf, by
Sophia Eliza, d. of the late Hon. Kol>crt Kenne<ly.
He was bom , 1S29, and m., 1S56, Lady Jane
• • '-v Harriet Fielding, d. of the 7th Earl of Denbigh.
J. P. and a D.L for Siaffordshire, a J. P. for
lyshirc, Lieut. -Col. 2nd Administrative Battalion
Staffordshire Rifle Vol., and Capt. Queen's Ov
Staffordshire Militia. Formerly Capt. 1st Life Guar>
A Comervative. Elected for Lichfield July isth, i8N
C/iK^-Cariton.
^rxiV/<r«r<¥— Wichnor Park, Burton-on-Trent.
C. R LEWIS (Londonderry).
Charles Edward Lewis, son of the la
Rev. George William Lewis, M.A., Oxon, sometn
minister of the Chapel of Ease at Ramsgate. He \
bom 1825, and m., 1850, Isabella, d. of the 1.
Richard Annesley Ellison, Esq., merchant, of Bris;
Admitted a Solicitor 1847, but retired from the ]»
fession 1876. A Conservative. First elected ;
Londonderry Nov. 1872.
C/«**— Carlton. Gresham, Conservative, Sl Stephci.
Rt$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,
lAMBMT.
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t. r. XJTTOV (TjlWM O0«Btn
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.
«^^
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.
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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
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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
178
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.
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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
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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.
9$
JL
OO
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
uric*.
I
I'
c\
,.h.
•• llual..
an»r\\
ttn|iaiii
Hon. 1
othcer >'\
nality in ih
Ive* Ai
>l the laic .Mr. Ucorj-e I'calxxly, thi
)im. of the Commillcc that prrnno'r-!
1867, ami carrirtj in 1^
irum Katim;." Ua I I
. soii-74, when he vra
.lined to reiUcr Par
: tJ-.t-
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inCi>r>
r St.
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.
214
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
2l8
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
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*
MEMBCHS or rARUAMEjrr.
919
^r
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
»34
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& $8.7".
Rftumimr Officer — KXdttmMn Baker, M.11'
Chester (Mayor).
Marlborough (Wiltshire).
(CoMtist* of the old horough of Marihoroiigk,
and the pari ih of PretMtte.)
At the Generai Kiection, Lord Charles William
Urudenell- Bruce (L.), and \jotA Henry
Au,
tive,
Bru
gustusBrudenell-Bruce(C.),/o//<'</rcj/(T-
fh 333 and 239 votes. Lord Charles
idenell-Bruce accented office April 1880,
and OH a mew election oh May yt/t, 1880,
there, was nat any opposition tothe te urn of
Rt. Hon. Lord Charles William
Brudenell- Bruce (L.)
Pop 5.034- Reg. Elec. 668.
Retuminr Officer — James Blake Maurice,
Esq., Marlborough (Mayor).
(The Marquess of Ailesbury has influence ia
this borough.)
Marlow, Great (BuoksX
{Consists of the parishes of Great Marlo7v
Little Marlow, Medmenkam, and Bisham.)
\ There art nc borough arttis. ]
•Col. Owen Lewis Cope Williams
(C.) 505
James Olliff Griffits, Q.C. (L.) .. 355
Pop. 6,497. R«g- Elec. 905.
Retumtnr Officer— Thomm King, Esq., Wid-
mere, Great Marlow.
(
RETURNING MCMBKRS TO PARUAMCNT.
«»7
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Mm ^ Si. Mtikkm,
St. f,tmt'pmt. mmi FiMi^j^n.)
*nanielOr«nl (L) .. I4.I47
TboauttaMiBbcfi,Q.C(l«) 14.003
fM/mUqf(C) .. 11.800
Mayo Oo«Bty.
t O'Coimor Power (H.R.).. 1,64$
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
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^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,
auii ry; and the extra-parochial
pin -", the Trap Grounds at
M'. the King's Mill Grounds
at H. .. )
RETVUNING MEMBEmS TO PARUAMIMT.
«9i
j^^^eph Willu... X .
R«f._Ekc 6.iT>
Oxtard UBlvwnttjr.
Richt Hon. Sir Johj; .. ..««„iay,
iJart. (C.)
John tiilljcrt T»lboi. D.C.L. (C.)
oT Am Hi CoMvoouW uMoiiSio $.««>
-TheVk*-
Oxfordihlr*.
I.)
coi. i^iwani ^\ Ilium iiarcottrt (C)
(ll«li
ralil«7 OUaftwihSrt).
LicuL.i:oL WiUfauB Holms (L)
Fo^j|l.•s^ iUf.Ei«. 4.9/9,
/r/i
tChvlcaTcnpiint (U) .. 516
BmrL (Cj .. .^ .. 4^
UmMi^
Mrt ^ tkt fmrith ^ Umm-
^-^-..^^^
i k0m*ii {.h^rl(cHM<jr^k (C) . . 1,439
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.
RETURN ING MIMBERS TO PARUAMRNT.
»95
Afiir
tcr Stcwatt Madiver (L.) .. 3,406
I Uft. (CX Sr GMti^ouBc. But. (L.\ « W
i1«nii UoytKCK /mMi' PMfitfmify %^9,
•.4M. «W •.JI4 fw«r«. Sir Edwitfd Bm«^
lUft., Mu mmafUd m MtiHm^ mmd 0m m
mrm tUHm m ymfy l/i. tSao. Mf rwtt//
lw«i<|-CU»W, Q.C. (C) ,. S.449
irMMth(M«roO
{.C0mt^Htmtktt0mmaki^0/Fmtl»hmet. Tmm.
•md CmH0t»m. Oe distHeU ^ Pmit/rmct
Pmrk,mmdtk0C4Utl4Prwnmct$,)
Rt. Hon. Hqgh ColUi^ Eaidlcy ChOden
At $k0 Gmtml KksHm, tke Ri. Hoa. Hash
Callii« EaitUty Cbiycn (1. ) ^1^ ,.7}4
•SidMy Woolf(L.)
£4Anvi^ dnwi (C)
1.019
2^
bTjSLiW'
OJkfr^Wtkm H
(Cmdtii ^ 9k» tmmumi t0mmtf ^ tkt Umm
0/ /»«#. ikt MHak ^ Hmmm»Hkf. mmd
lkilUkimg»^>mHm»mmmdLmt/hH.^
*CharleiScfafeilwr(C) S54
C. WarimiKX^) )!^
Fo^ to.is9. Rtf. El«c t.949.
ReHumiM atfEm^Hmfir TImmms Tr>«B»-
otosi Ks^ SooCHOV', Pooh (ShcriaX
(OMMliOMBrtn
*HoQ. Benunl Edwmrd Birnftbir
Fiupatrick (L.C) ..118
R^^ert KmUmi Clmy (L.) . . . . 18
•47.
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.
«97
Gco«f« PaloMr (U)
J^
i.513
.«ocgt Jobft Skaw-Lilivrt
v4/ /V C*9ftmi Eltttim^ limM.-GoL
Mar«(L)«W CoL AachttMld C Cwj^iH
< I .) /Mttm/ fw#«rD^vi(r a.tii mW t,}4i twAr*.
J. y ai« lAb^ ^#vc o/A. ittiK M<^ M « M*
:4tt»m m tl^m^^tkmt mmnik Utr* wms
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|.
Ur A»n»\m irJLOj
mmiJtkkmmd, ak0 UmM ^ SittgOi, mmd
Hob. John Cbaite DmmIm (L.) 447
-A5v(C) 143
Fdp^ CJI4, Bi^ BIk. 6961
BIpoB (TortBifetralL
'^ Right Hos. Gaoigt Joachim
G<Mchcn(L.) 591
Framds Darmim {C) ,, $bM
Rtiuntu^ OjUtr ILL— d«y, K^, Bjfoa
mmd Ch»^4i*,silmtkf km 11 iM^^S^'
Md, SmtaS, mtd MmHmtd, mit m tke
» II nti0^C4uHrtm: mad ^mH ^ tit Um.
tmdW.mM^U4,
998
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.
»99
X«i
Fbfk.l.««.
.t^m\, CmU, C^mm, AMw
(I.) ..
t^Smmtl{L.) ..
IHip. tl.6os. Rag. Bkc t.S4^
-OA»r-J. A.
893
.i^
(8m E4lblHirgli MMl Sc AadrM^)
•t. ITW (OorawmlU
irClMricfRccdd.) ..
Aria Camtiitlt R*is (C \
487
439
^^r
(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
(r«MMr #/ tkt/mniAfi f/ St, JUmmmd, St,
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
IVIMJ.M. lUg. Ebc i.fS»
Mtfuwmiw OJk»r-Edwm<d Tmdmkk Kahty.
E<q7ft»i>MiTr(M*yorX
St, Mmr^, St, FHtr, St, Ofmmmi, mmd St,
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.
SOI
Rl. Hon.
(I.)
A9 Mr CMrm/ MImHm, Imhmw Mm
ilia A» mMP$»d ^^km^tmatmrn mrf *i$rrt*m
tim t»kU wttmrm.
v\e% BcUby Stttart-Wortley
-C.) l6,5«6
X^mmmti Dmmkt mMy, OX,
(U) l6.$06
«0V
(CMMirtr ^Mr mJUtrj/iAt Jt^^ ^ Bi
Sir \V Alter WyiKlluun Borrell,
Bart.(C.) 1.445
•Robert LodCT(C.) .. .. a.l95
/ \ illiam Egcrtom HmhUnl (L. ) 2,095
ftp.aV497. Rag. Eke SiS4a>
(HichCoii.
m*i$ti ^ftktpm4Att»/H«fy Crmt mmdSt.
SL Aikmmd, St. 7«4m. mmJ
i.j0wtitm ^ Mr f*r%tMm 0/ St, Ckm^^
itmwj, SL " ■
BfmaJMf.}
SL
aMrlc»CcdlCoU»(I.)
At Mr GmttW SUrtim, OhvIm CmA Com
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.
U^lljjrBUMp'* CMkTsdop (Hish
ihropahlrt.
SirBaIcU7nI^hton.BAn.(L.C.) 2.491
Capt. John KdmundSeYeme(C.) 2,316
IV. DmMnp^rt (L.)
1^ >«4.S47 (4M»X
linkyli
sMrx
.. a.149
.. I.6J4
lUc. Eke s.69<v
jM|MrMon.Eiq^
^* (HItli
Oooatj.
*ThoaMsS«xton (II.R.) .. 1,591
DenlsMAvkcO'CoiK>r(H.R0 1,551
tew. £4^Mr^ >r«Arrf jnhr
^«nMM(CH.R.) .. .. 1,167
^ jv^«i22srs«tp (Hi^SwSSv *^
Z02
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
or TNB
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t K.P. likk Riiw— WMi*» Fmt; if.
K.P. ScMck RMiMMmi*«P>wr; «.
Royal Family.
WAT.rs. riUNt I", or. Albert
»» ru., p.c.
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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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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
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Purtolillib N.&: oaraat
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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
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iM, EatIoC William Randal
£. (IPX A. 1I51. «. 1169:
Km. K DualiK«, *. ttyl
•cfa. L«nM« 00^ Aaifiau
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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.
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ward Gut»M«M, i« A. A lAio: r iMo:
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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.)
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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.
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ilja. 5<ia< CMth Dwiaa, DafPaar, QiMaa't
oa. CAiA— Araijr aad Navy.
AlHtURNNAM» Earl of. Bbrtram
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AsHtURTON, Baroo.
HuoM BAaiMO.
Fraack D«ud
laiMO. 4tk A. A itM, «k
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aav AkaaM Tmm
Alkxander
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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
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MaaaovTM.) Jambb Haaaaar OotTAwa
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mak Ctada, Blair Athalt. l^iliiliin, N.B.
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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»«
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JUiura. Tm'
•ML Ub or wigiM. r«M
nait. IMM SOMra. S.W.
■'• AKD Stinton, BaitM.
N. ^ B. (SPA «. iaM.4.
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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.
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A »tu; .Saaft-Balwa HaB.
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322
FBERS AND PBSRBSSES OF THB
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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Vi •.i;ftrv«EowAaoHo»A»T-HAitFO«i(.
(Yafde. Bailer I. /A
ilwer (Bulww-Lytton), / m, E,
uobwy ^M*aimodi»BanbaTyK / ••
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.
BuRY.VUoovnt. (StUat^.Aiiiroto.)
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A •£•. .SM/-BI«lMm HoM*. CMh.
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Caoogan, Eari. George Hikry
Cadogam. pk £., A 040. $. $§ji : A m.,
tUmrf AnlMr. K. OmImb. A iMA JVw—
BabiBhMi H«U. CMibfidi*. Jttndtnet-
ChilinHoM>c.CMk>c«iiPtoc>.&W. C*/»4»-
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Cairns, Earl. Huuti UacCal-
MOirr Caibii«. P.C. ILB.. D.CL.LL.D..i«(
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GwM»ylt. A 1M1. 5^«#- I ■■dirfanw, Bowim.
■mmUi. Tmmi ^«nyinMr— «. Croawrad H«aMi,
W. Cibir-Aihwiii. QuhotL
Caitiiness, Earl of. (.Sitt u B.
Bamociu.) JAMU SiKCUkia. f.R-S.,
14th B., A ttat, «. iSs5 : A<«., Gcorn Pbalm
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lUCam.
Calkoon, Earl of. Jambs Al&x-
AMOca. 4U1 £. (I.lt PA A tM. ' i*SS : A /..
liM bmlMr. Wakar Pfak^ *■ 1149. .SmXt-
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Calthorfb, Barao. Frbouick
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A itaA «. tMt; A^ Wi bankar. Hi aim 1
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3*4
PEERS AND PEERESSES OP THE
Camdbn, Mtrquen. John Charlrs
Pkatt. 4U1 iV.. *. i87», «. iSr*: *.•>.. hU
uiKk.O«mMttraiy. 4. 1853. Sfm/s-WWdcr-
mm Pwk, SlWMaJa : Baylwai Abbey. Lam-
beihuiit : The Prioty, Brecon.
Camoys, Baron. Francis Robert
Stonok. 4ih B.J h. il}6, t. 18S1 : A.-/., hU
braUMr. Henry JuUao. *. 185^ St^t -Stooor,
Hcnley^Thiune*. T0vm Rnid*mct—'fi.
Soaih Audley Street. W.
CampbeU« / n. D, Argyll. E. Brea-
daUMUM. E. Cawdor, B. Stnthedeo. and Bi^u^
of Bangor.
Campdcn. V.,d.s. E. Gainsborough.
Camperdown, Earl of. Robert
Adam HAt4>ANB Philips DttNCAN-HALOANB,
3fd^.,*. 1841,1. 1867; A. -^.,hU brother, George
Alexander Haldane Philip*, b. 1845. S*at$—
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.
UNtTKD KINGDOM AND IRELAND.
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SftlMbttry.
Chandoi (Tcmple-NageaC-Brvdfes-
Chaelemont, Karl of. (Sits as B.)
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CimmriELD, Earl ot Gcokcb
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CHCftrHtii.. Baroa. Francis
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C/«A-Tra««llcn'.
ChorchUl (SpcDCcr-CharchUlK / m-
D. Maribonmsk.
Churston, Barao. John Yards-
BvLUOL Md J^ A. iM. $. %%jt : A^. Joka
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Clancarty, Earl of. (Siu as K)
Rkmabo SoMaassT La-IHi«a»T)natcii, 4ifc
ir.. A itM. A tH» : A^ WBbM ftadwtcfc.
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3«6
PEERS AND PEERESSES OP THE
Clanmorris, Baron. Tohn Grorgb
Bamkv Bim.mam. 5th B. (l.P.l h. i8sa, t.
1876: A.-4L. Anhur Maurice Robert. ^ 1879.
SemU—Cx*^ CUrc, Anlrahan, co. G*Iway:
Newbrook, BdlyslaM, co. M avo : Fonfield.
Dubliarr/MAv-Caritoo. Naval and Military,
Kildarc Scraet, Gal way co., Utotcr. Royal Sl
Gmti* Yacht. UlMcr Yacht.
Clanricardk, Marauessof. (Sitsas
if. SoMBiHiLi^) HunBRT Oborgb De-Burch
Canning, md W., b. 18^2, «. 1874: 4.-/., by
special rcnuiindcr, tut cousin, George John, 3rd
Maraocai of Sligo. ,SV«/— Portuinna Castle.
00. Gdway. Tmvm RtdtUn^—c 5. llie
Albuy, PMxadilly. C/inAr-Tnivellen'. Re-
fiwaif Dwotuhirc. Kildare Street, co. Galway,
""""* "^100, St. Jamo's.
Clan WILLI AM, Earl of. (Sits as B.)
Richard \aues Mkadb, C.B.. 4th £., b. iBja,
M. 1870: k.-4t., Richard Charles, L. Gillford.
b. 1868. .S'M/-Gill Hall, Dromore, co. Down.
T0um Rttidettce- 3a Belgrave Square, S.W.
C/«<A»— Sl James's, united Service, Travellers',
Kildare Street.
Clarendon, Earl of. Edward
HvDR ViLLiBKs, 5th E., b. 1846. «. 1870: k.-n.,
George Herbert Hyde. L. Hyde, b. 1877.
.$■«/ -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
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Corry (Lowry-Corry), /. «i. E.
Bdaera, sad 5. Rovtoa.
Cooy. K., 4^. /. f. Belmore.
CoTTKNiiAM, Earl oC Kenilm
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CovtrowM, Earl of. (SHi •• B.
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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).
3*9
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.
Hon Kr-!— V Anhur, I* L . M !• . / il^i.
St.r •• HmciM : FairiuU. Ta»-
br ' idbaor- •), Sc JaflMi't
LIS
Smi
jokTV
Hi— .CO*
DiMBT, Earl of. Wiluam Uucs
OtOmmM Crrra. 41I1 JT. (tP.\. k
kit bfocW. Hoi
A iM. 5M/-I
CibA»-CarlMA. WWia'ft.
Db Saumarii, Banm. Iohm St.
ViHcsMT BAVMAaas. jid A. A. iloA. s. »t6| :
A^. Imm 8«. Via(Mi«A la^s. Mmtd
fttr
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.
&iv vimn« /» !•• 9^» fiwom*
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
M D. . Mtk A <S.P.i A il«K «. iMf :
<ff« Kifftry. A ityo. £M#-ff««lMap-
icMburg. hiM Oauff (C»X Mwr
. i^Mbunc PMMa BiufMi CGOkl Mw^
•lGooer(Keith.Falcan«),/ «. iT.
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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^ -•. Si. laMi't iiqMM. &W. Cimtt
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Fanr. /! «. j?. WeatOMtdand.
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AMir~l>aniaMi. and AfWy Cmum*. Moom
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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-
rcWkkaV
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^
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ikwr-*-*^ r-ri of. (Siu at A Wot-
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MArilMitmcK. lUMva 8IMI. ThivaBara*.
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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««
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Tatt
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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.
UNtTBO KINGDOM AND IRKtAMD.
337
.ad A. A. Ill A «.
-^mgfi Gin. M0KHMII1
••i^-fiL Gmmmm Orw
'iiun. UMt«d Sw>k«
.ttoa.
llAK&it, Baron. Giotur.
Canmiimi Habms. 41k S., A ilt>
I hu\ of. DuDunr
^.. D.CL.mdir..At79l.«.
iky FhuMis 8««Mt. K. ~
SortM HoM*. CuapdM. Olou-
: rr«htf «. r^mm KfHdtmer— w. Orwowwr
u»r«. W. C/n^Tnivvllw*'.
liMttngUNi, AT., M.P.. 4/. /. D.
Kastinos, BanMi. Gkorcs Man>
R« Asn^SY. taiii A. A ittj. «. tt/s ; A-;^.
bfMlMr. H«My jM»b. A itb;. Stmt* -
xam CcMMfbl>, Dwvhaa^ Nortolk ;
M:Ii
I>cUvkl.
CoMttbK Dwvhaa. Norfclk. Smiim
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HundofdoQ.
itinedoo.
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1 iiWAtD
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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
A I
c:&.
>~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.
UWITID KINGDOM AND IRELAND.
SS9
trt'NTINi.lM.N. F^l oC Fbancu
•acfeiSMir
^f 'tV>««»>n.'
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(Hcly-iluldatttuo),/ m.
Hyde, Z., «/. s. £. CUrendon.
It V I TOM. Baron. Heowortii
f «, hmI M., a itsQi. JL^ 1876 :
twt Hyllon, A iMsk
c. lUaWM : MmiIi
iMMlwa Pwk. Rj
Uoedk't. Ovtom WMia*i,
. Earl ot llBNRY Ed-
vowAV*. P.C.sdk£.,k it47.
S«H«ll«i4.Z,.Su«or-
Malbvy ll<MM. mmr
•4»-T«rf:Mari.
KD Don-
I -i-KcrX /. !». D. Rox-
Invcninc, /,., ti. J. E. KtntOfC
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. &
ary Robm ClM ¥.
. ... MiddhiMi Pwk^BieM*
t^^Uki CailM. CmIm.
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, £,
Kr*«MAte, ¥ja\ of. (Sits m ^.)
KilU'tK). to. Kerr
B«l«niv«
Omit
Tmi,
< Trow
MaHbofoitfli.
Kenoedx./ it. il/l AUm.
KtNtiNGTON, Baron.
A-*.. wittMi.
Ha
WnXIAll
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.
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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
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Manners, Baron.
Mahmkks.
Manners, Baron. John Thomas
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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-
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Manvers. EarL Sydney Wiluam
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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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MONCK. Vhemmt. fSit« m S.}
iit» STAMttT M I a, r.c«
r'., A ilitk «• it* 'T Fwiw
. ea WkUew. f^«M H.ttJtmm jt,
Umd, Ik W. C'Ai4« - Bmka.\
. KtltL»r« su«<t
Animletl), nr*
i'. i.«i**y.
MnNrrti»r, Baron. IamW Mo«*-
ID. i«^.. #. ili>
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1 >.NigUu-Scott),
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Ktmboltun, Z., gnmd'S.
MonUffu-Stturt-Wurtlqr*
>:, Barun. Thomas
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C'Afit. II. I i.r:
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Mourn CmImU.
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c;«f»..> Stvamt, t|ili £.. »i» .
tiray. K.M}., A iljn. Sm/^ v ««.v .^uwt.
lii«rrnrx» «lkir« ; DMwnvBV CmUc, form,
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•hue Doom Udg«. Fmbalura. Cimk-
Tni»«n«r»*.
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Mof«ii»(IU]rBokk.Moi«iMik/.«. £-
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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:
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MouNTGARRRT. Viacoont Henry
dme^^^.Soath Aodky Stfwt. W. C/>4»-
CariUMi. Oalbfd aad Quabridcv.
MoUNTMOkRES, Vbov M«
GBorrKBV BovcHAKO D> IJ< ^
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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#~
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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
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RirMtOVT. J(4 ^., ^. till. «. tlw. 5m/—
ceatanUfB. rMM irMMnwr-t. PMk Suwt.
\V CibJb-CMioiu Osfard aMi CMOindgs.
Ath— I— . UaiMd^OTvic*. DwomMi*.
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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
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Rev. WiluaH
Omlow, Earl of. Wiluam Hti^
Ala% y. O^wkv. A ify4
trnTrmnm, WWiakdl. a.W.
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Gaiw .MIC Aoowrva PanMH
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4.^. Owirvy Hmht BrovM, 4 il6i
— CMtla Marcarrvtt. Oai— urm^ oa Mayo;
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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.
348
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.
USflTKO KINGDOftf AHD IRELANP.
349
V. Fart of. HtlltV
hkemSa
Tr>M WALtri
rorU Won
Wii I I » «J |l».-v»v
r.>i inr, K*fl
P.». ItTT. 6(ll ^.. /
Willum TuntourfV-
Cimtt-hnhmX Amy ai^ Navy. Twl
PowEMCouiT. VUcooot. •&feR\'VM
WiHonau*. ICP.. yth T. (I.K.P.X A il|&. 4.
it4«: A..«L. ManrvB Rkhanl. k itia Jm/>-
rowwwoart CMtb, EwiklMfTy. ca WkdOow.
• WliiwXIUrlboto^li, BtooksX KikLir«
Powts, Earl of. Edward James
HavMrr. }rd JL^ LL.D.. D.CI.. A itil.
«. iM : A./^ hk ■mIiiw, G«m«. A ia6a.
^ A./»- IWfcQMtteTwTlilMiil, M0MC<
•kif«: WalcM. L
Tmm KrtwUmet
Cimt0 - CaritoA. WK.te\ Odonl iiid
Wide*. Tniv«lkr»'
At'
W.
Powlcti, Minume />. GeveUnd.
Powlett (Onle<Powlett), / h. B.
Powys,/ «. /?. LUfocd.
PnUl. / m. sM.
Proton./ w. r.
Primroae,/ it. fi. Rowbcry.
Prittie,/ n. A DmiAllejr.
Proby,/ w. A\ CarytTort.
r» MaraiMM uC lON
DnMi
li^ .r/^/« Kmmoihm Mm
Ammmlc
•WM.lf.lt
Qvia ^Vi jminam-tjuin), /, m. B,
IUi>iiot,EuloC f Acot Plkydcu..
~lS^il<C»<KtiiitUry ; CVrfiliill Hoiwa,
Qnm^mmmlmmCV. OaJv^Boodla'sCaHMa!
Ramtwk. IWmm. Caan VILLI
AOQCWTVa William WaI^wcavi, jrd B.
Raglan. Baron. Rin '■ siv
FtriRov SuMa«»KT. md jr , ^, ;
A«.. GMTf* Tiu Rory Haary. ./«/
-C;AMiliaTlo«M.t;.^MoMiouiJuhu<. C/i^
•Wbiia'i^ Cvlwa.
RanHaj. A.. aT. /. i?. Dalboaiie.
Ranuay./. «. £. DallMMiie.
Ranelagii. VUooaot Thomas
HaaoM^oMn. ytli K O-PX *• il«». '• ••»:
A-^. Im coMii^ Alaaaadcr MoMfoaMrT. A
itiaw J«a^Mdm««, FaflMa, sIlT^Mr*
K Eari ot (Sits as B.)
>. Col. Willi.. SuauT.
A iSa6. ii»mt-
col TyrOM. r«Mi Rmidmn 4a.
S.W. CiMi.^CaffM.Whka.. Royal
?a:%^
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
„ .. , oa Louth: Uwan^
Tallow. CO Cwkw. r/««»-CaHtaa. Ka^l
aad Maoary. Rakaah. Rildara Scrax.
Ravenswoeth.
Gaoaca
ir-^ waaaaaid a
. r/«^-Carkoa.
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.
Rajmham. T. ^. /. .1/. TowdOm^
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.
UNITBD KINCDOM AND IRELAICO.
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iMMIOWm. ICUl« • CM. CAJi —
/iiiiiMW. KildM«8irMt.
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RoiSMORi, Baroa. Dbaaick Wak-
MKa WittlAM WOTSMBA. all A. A Ut), 4.
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ROTHB, Coomcai at HtNAtBTTA
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.
TWf.
Audky ScfMi. W.
RoxBURCHi, Doke of. (Sits m £.
I^Mo.) Jamu Hbmbv Roabjit Inmbb-Kbb.
7th P.. A ifj9k <• 1*79; A"*.. Hovy Jolui*
<>/. Bowwwt Mid ClMlQld. A if '
Moon CbmIb, KalMk
C/i
Royiton, K, 1^. /. E. Hardwicke.
Ritthoot,/ «. B. Northwick.
RVfSBLL,
Staiosv Rv
A Ai l>i«
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RvTitVBN, BBroa. Waltbb Jambs
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Ryk. Bafmme ^oA^^ o# Liverpool.
SMkvOlc^/ li. £. DelAwmfT.
Sackvillb, Btroo. Mobtimbb
SAomuJ^WflBT. IM B^ A itao. €. iBy4;
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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»-
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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.
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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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Amdbsw St. joNH. tjik A, A iS«cw t.
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St Lawmccb/. •• £* Howth.
3S^
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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» 1«o«lMr. Do^ UvJS
a. Tmvtllarft'.
> PMiur Castell
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# 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£
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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
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A iSt*. s. ityE 5«a/-GaMfa Maiiii. Raili.
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SpcDocr./. «. ^. OMrchOL
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
%uu
Turf. I'rjtt «.
,'^'»7-
• ♦— Mirtictifitr. F*-» -^
t. fi. St. LeocianU.
I. A.. /ntW-#. A MaH.
St'llflUllJiND, Dttkfl ot GlOtOB
GllAH\Ull! W|ttl4M*^- •-- •
<M>wiiii. k.«.., »r»l /•
Crvi«iM/tw. .1/. sijrTi-i
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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,
v»T
r^ . *.
\ BohWMI.
l.v:!. lonume of Arxkhitkcp of
Car.-.'-- rv.
i Rarom.
.th ^.. 4.
... >tirew»buix.
IE, Earl of. CllARLKs
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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.
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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
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Wallop,/ «. i?. Pofftamoath.
Wallscourt. Baron. Ekrol An-
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^ mt. j; it49 ; A-«.. OhSm W5ba JomvS
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Dudky.
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P.C. LUD. (Le«d o# Appwl ia Ordtaarylt
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CArfa-Carkaa, Atk^Mam
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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.
GlOlOB
•Ml A. A itsA. *.
Hrmr Cm?, CB..
ltAC>»CflcV.
\V.»i*lf..»,|.
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\\ < •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.
THE JUDICIAL BENCH
TWfelhmiiVbitHO'^
Lofd CkU J«rtk» of
t In WNidpMiM of tlM
duaf fUfoB o/tiM EackaqMr.
m,
oTilM
arilwH«ciiCo«rtorja«k«
of ilMCmift of ProteM
J«df« Ib BMlcniVicy
Jttdg* oIUm AAminky Coun Divtik
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.
362
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
■OH. hb
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.
366
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$.
1872.
c/»^-
GaM. Uyd« Ptek. W.
368
THE JUDICIAL BENCH.
TOfJOURS PRBST.
HON. 8IK H. HAWKINS (Exchequer DlvlBlonX
Henry Hawkins, son of the late John
Hawkins, Esq., of Hitchin. Herts, by Susannah, d. of
Thccii I'car&c, Esq., of IJc<lford. He was horn Sept.
I4lh, 1817, and was ctl. at Hcdford School. Called to
the IJar at the Middle Temple May 5th, 1843, havitig
prexnously practised as a special pleader. Became
a Q.C. and a licncher of his Inn 1858. Appointed a
Judge of the High Court of Justice Nov. 2nd. 1876, and
transferred on the 14th of the same month by sign-
manual to the Exchequer Division of that Court.
Received the honor of knighthood Nov. 28lh, 1876.
C/$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<A 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
$. Appoiirtid lodfterilM Undid Emu« CMUt Novwibir 187$. U%
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.
JUDGES or THB tVFBRUNI OOUIIIIL— tOOTLAinX }8j
Ainiolnlfld
and a Loitl
W&« A ate in 1S5S jwd |8$9, and again in 1866, and Scikkof
(iciiorai >». .-,.w«».*a ia i^Ay-ti, and aeain in 1874. U a I. P. (or VaHuMf.
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
I .'• Utcjo;
of ' se**icin fr<
th« ■ lutiiu lie v»a» i^ '
VAr > and the UBivcnitie^
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.
JUDOBS or TMS tUPBMOft OOUKTf .— SOOTLAXD. ^%
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.
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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
C
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.
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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
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HEki fai ooriripotioa ci tbo
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Ibb Homo wJtkjtmufTSnJil^mwZ
fOMbod by Ibo Cnwirii: JMfy tWdbof
iijiriin of Ibo Nmv DMy lUpoallNI by
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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
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«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 ^ ..
To the Parliaments in which these Speakers presided the editor can find no dates.
1430
1439
1446
1447
1449
1450
1450
1451
1463
li53
1456
1460
1461
1461
1463
1472
1482
1484
1486
1488
1489
1402
1496
1496
1407
1505
1509
1510
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A CHmONOLOCICAL LIST OF 8PEAKKRS.
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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
/rem time to ttmte be specially appoinietU or shall hcU or have held any of the uHdermentioned
oMces, vi*. : Lord Prtsident of the Council, Lord Chancellor or First Lord Commissioner of
Die Great Seal, Lord Justice of the Court of Appeal in Chancery, Master of the Rolls, Vice-
Chancellor, Lord Chief Justice of England, Judge of the High Court of Admiralty, Judge
^ the Court of Probate. Tlu*se Prelates of the Caurch of England 7uho are Privy Councillors
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.
LORDSLIEUTENANT OF COUNTIES.
KNGLAND.
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SCOTLAND.
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y4^v«l^» Eari of ScainXT.
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Bariofo£haa«.
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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.
VorkMfurt.^YvAu
OEBRETr-ADVCBTISEMEKTS.
41
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OKARITZZB—
B*B«TolMit, or 8trmag«n* Pritad
Boeittj 19
atj ol Londoa TruM Soetotj . . 1 1
lafkBt Orphan At jlum II
MMropollUn Drinking FoanUiD k
OaMuTrourh A»toci«tioii Back Obmt
81. SfarjUbon* KomaU ProtMUoB
Society SO
SanuriUB FTM Hotpiul .. M
BMOnnBXRS. STO.'
Aadrvw 4 Nanaoa. Saaitarj Bn-
fintort S
Bradford k Co.. Domettic and Laun-
dry Bncinecra S
MMghan, B. W., In«UnUneoaa
Wat«rHeat«r 6S
Fottor k Son*. Founder* and Me-
diOTal Meul Worker* ..94
ttnelair. J.. L'Eztincteure .. .. 47
Strode k Co., Oaa and Hot Water
Engineort Front Cover
HOTBLS—
BelfMt, ImpeHal S4
Buxton, Cresoent 34
Derby, St. Jamec't Si
Baetboume. Burlington .. ..35
Exeter, Royal Clarence .. 38
Graamere, Prince of Wales Lake .. 36
Hastings, Queeu't 3/
Lakes of Ki Harney, Royal Victoria 37
London, Langham 33
„ Thomas's 3:)
Naples, Hotel TramonUno .. .. 38
Tnnbridge Wells, Royal Kentish .. 3«
INSinULNCK COMPANIES—
Allisiice Life and Fire.. .. 6
Atlas Fin- and Lifs 7
Briton Life 8
Clergy Mutual Life y
Equitable Life >0
Equity and lAW Ufe 11
Gretham Life 1'2
Imperial Fire .. .. .. l:^
Law Life is
UonPire 14
Uon Life U
Manchester Fire 17
National Fire IS
National Life ..15
North British and Mercantile Ufe
and Fire I6
Prudential Life IH
Reliance Mutual Life 17
1CBDICIN158, BTC—
Crosby's Vitalised Phosphates .. 30
Dnrenport, J. T., Manufacturer of
Dr. J. ColHs Browne's Chlorodyne 45
Dinneford k Co., Fluid Magnesia .. 40
Thompson, F. M., Honunopftthy .. &
ICHnBRAL WATERS—
Cbrry A Co., Acratpii Borprages 30
KUi«, R. k Son. KutbiD Waters .. 53
Mills. B. M., Bourne Watcri . ..30
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PUBLIO OOMPAMIXS—
General Reversionary and Inrest-
ment 8
London General Water Purifying
Company Facing Cluba
BKZPPIMa COMPANIES—
Glasgow and the Higlilanda.. .. SI
Union Steam Ship Company . . 31
Aria's Weekly Gaaette 33
BnilcT 4 Sou, Trusses, Ac 55
Birminghani Daily GaMtte vi
Brand, H. W., Umited, Sproialities
(tpjM»\tf Title
Cardinal k Harford, Carpet Manufac-
turers 44
Carter 4 Co.. Seedsmen 49
Coomes's Regent Library ..5
Cos 4 Yeman, Billiard Table Makers
0;.ponte end of Preface
Ctilleton, T., Die Sinker 43
Dean 4 Son, Publishers .. .. 31, 49, 5S
Debrett's Handbooks 54
Dent, E. 4 Co., Watches and Chrono-
meters 46
Dent, M. F., Chronometer, Watch and
aock Maker bark Cover
Elkington 4 Co., Silversmiths and
Eh ctro Platers 33
Gillott. Joseph, Steel Pen Manu-
facturer .. ..35
Hennig, Brothers. Hr xites 53
Jay,Me»srs.,Muuriii <-mon 48
Liberty fc Co., Per :. _ . Ac.
r'ront Cover
„ ., Eastern Art ."Stores
Oppaiiite I'ontenii
Longbottnm. Mr., Scarborough and
.North Yorkshire Estate Office .. 33
Macmillaii 4 Co . 51
Manufacturing (ioldsmiths and SiWor-
smithtf Company .. Fnving I'rrfaee
Mappiu 4 V^ebb. Silversmiths and
Cutlers Opposite l^hangesainre last
Elect ion
Mitchell * Co.. Publishers .. 50
Murant h Co., l)ecoraU>r8 and Up*
holsterers Facing end nf Chanicet
Bince Ifut KIretiOH
Oetsman 4 Co., Farinff Alphnhetical UmI
of MemArrg of Parliament
Osier. F. 4 C. f"^-- ^--r^ Opposite
during printing
Pope 4 Plant' , m kin^s .. ai
Potter 4 Sons, i^ou.iu.-tx .lud Medieval
Workers .. ai
Searle 4 Sons, Boat Builders .. .35
Shingleton.AV.. I^odies' Habit Maker 36
Spencc James, 4 Co., Drapers and
Meroera 4o
Watson, Bontor 4 Co., Carpet Mann.
facturers 44
Welton's Homo-Magnetic Pads 39
Whight 4 Co., Musical Cablnetto 4
Wilkinson, Granite 4 Concrete Pave-
m<*nt .. . i8
Will cos 4 Gibba, Sewing Machines .. 37
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U LL IN I O CHRONOMETERS.
WATCHES, and CLOCKS have long held
pre-eminent rank, as may be seen from Re-
ports of various scientific persons : —
THE ASTRONOMER ROYAL, (siro b AiRY),i„hu
RolMirt to the Adiniriilty (13th Of AugOSt, 1870) on the forty
ChrunMinptcr* enlcrvd for annaal cotnpfitiUoD, taya of M. P. Dknt*!! Chro-
nomotor—
''THIS IS THE FINEST CHRONOMETER WE HAVE
EVER HAD ON TRIAL."
N H -Til.' I ATK AsTRoNOMKii 1: ' ' . rppoftiiiK In |gS9 OB thi"
< > !• I>r.ii< <1 |>it)>);<- tniil, li> ••nliT ' ralty, which lasted thirteen
jk.jir-, tluriiiK whith nearly iO« flu , snyB :
•• Your Chronometor, No. 114, is entitled to the First Premium. Actual variation
in the year 0*54 hundredths of a second. This is superior to any other yet tried. ^
THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL ASTRONOMER,
M. STRIIVE, of St. Petersburgh, reportiiiK upon 81 Chronometers tested by
tlie Russian Chronometrical F.xpedition, in 1843, says:
"The DcN'T CiiRONOMKTBRR have held first rank in a brilliant manner.
They contributed, Iwyond dispute, tiik momt KrrKt-rrALLY to the exactitude
of the results.
"M. STRIVE."
' .' Hit Command of thr Kmprror, ihr RMiminn Gnld Mednt of the Highett Order of Merit
man preaented to Mr. I^KNT.
SIR WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, inventor of the
,\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
been affected by travelling or riding; its variation at the end of a year wu8<.ii >
45 seconds. It has proved in every respect a moat satisfactory Watch.
"W. G. ARMSTRONC;
" Mr. M. F. DENT,
33, Cockspur Street, Charing Cross."
The Report on Chronometern, Watches^ ^r., by the Juilgea <U the I'hiladeij-lii
Ezhtltition^ 1876* can be had on application.
33, Cockspur Street,
CHARING CROSS, LONDOxX.
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