SffiffiSSaSKS^ffiS^S^SSffiSS^S ffiffilSS^ffi^Kgy?^SSSffiSffiffiffiSB5D
ORIENT LINE
TO AUSTRALIA
TAS
AND
Via the]
^
LOMBO
SEP
■ W
ERS
UNE
ENT
OF
Presented to the
LIBRARY of the
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
by
\LIA
SERVK
OSGOODE HAT.T.
\MERS
LAW SCHOOL
ANDI LTD.
5 FENi^nuKUrt AVClNUii, LONDON, E.C.3
Branch Offices :
14, Cockspur Street, S.W.J, and No. J, Australia House, Strand, W.C.2
Jwr^is^sE^ffife'E^^ss^Ks^^^:S^^:Ksgti^^s^^^s^^!
!S!{i!SiS!fi»S!fi!fi»!i;ffiffiS^*^»iS>fi»i»»;8i^^%^Nti<i;i^^^^m
DENT'S""^**'!
Chronometers^ Watches
Clocks and Jewellery
E. Dent & Co. Ltd.
WATCH, CLOCK &
CHRONOMETER
makeTs to
HIS MAJESTY THE KING
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN
H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES
THE LATE KING EDWARD VII
AND THE LATE QUEEN VICTORIA
Makers of
The Great Westminster Clock (Big Ben), and sole custo-
dian since its erection ; of the Standard Clock of the
Royal Observatory, Greenwich (the primary Standard
Timekeeper of the United Kingdom), and of Standard
Clocks in most of the Foreign and Colonial Observatories
61 STRAND, W.C.2
28 COCKSPUR STREET, S.W.I
4 ROYAL EXCHANGE, E.C.3
LONDON
Telephones :
Citu 61
Resent 4811
ItfH/ London Wall 6738
Am\
TRADE MARK-
By Appointment
"A REAL TREAT"
United Kingdom
Tea Company's
DELICIOUS TEAS
Direcl Jrcm .he Gtcu'zts
TRADE MARK
As supp'ied to
l^is majestp tbe King
and
l>er majestp Queen
iilexandra
These delicious Teas are
sent carriage paid to any
address, packed in useful
canisters holding 7, 10, 14
or 20 lbs. and in chests of
40. 65 and 100 lbs.
Free, samples en application to Head Offices and Stores :
EMPIRE WAREHOUSES:
PAUL ST., LONDON, E.C.2
DEBRETT CHARITY SUPPLEMENT.
The first Institution
of which Queen Alexandra became
Patroness, after coming to England, was
the British Home and Hospital for In-
curables (Streatham). That was in 1861,
and Her Majesty has taken the greatest
possible personal interest in its welfare
ever since. The Committee urgently needs,
and earnestly appeals for, help.
The only reliable annual income is
£5,000. The yearly expenditure is £25,000.
The sum of £7,000 is owing to the Bankers.
This Institution, the welfare
of which Queen Alexandra
has so keenly at heart, is for MIDDLE-
CLASS PEOPLE ONLY. It provides (i)
a home for life, or (2) a pension for Ufe for
those who have spent their all in fruitless
efforts to regain health and strength, and
retain their cherished independence. You
are cordially invited to visit the Home any
day, and you are most earnestly asked to
help this deserving and suffering class —
so slow to plead their own great need, and
for which so little is done.
Please send a contribution to the Secre-
tary, Mr. Edgar Penman, 72, Cheapside,
London, E.C.2, and so help the first
Institution in England of which Queen
Alexandra
became Patroness.
DEBRETT CHARITY SUPPLEMENT.
A Great Hospitars
Urgent Appeal.
Few of those who gaze from Westminster Bridge on the
handsome blocks of St. Thomas's Hospital realise that
this is one of the most ancient Charities of London.
First founded at Southwark in the days of King John
and endowed to the memory of Thomas a Becket, the
Martyr of Canterbury, in 1553, this religious foundation
was re-endowed by Edward VI.
From those days it has ever been in the forefront in the
art of healing.
In i860, in the old buildings at Southwark at the Surrey
end of London Bridge, Florence Nightingale established
the first great training school for nurses in England. Her
Majesty Queen Victoria opened the present buildings for
the reception of patients on June 21st, 1871.
St. Thomas's Hospital.
Pathological laboratories, operating theatres offering
every facility for the practice of perfect aseptic surgery,
well -equipped special departments have been provided,
until we have a hospital fully typical of the voluntary
hospitals of England, which are the admiration of visitors
from all parts of the world.
During the war 11,376 officers and other ranks were
received from various seats of war and treated in the
hospital.
The cost of carrying on the work has increased enor-
mousl}', and the Governors find themselves faced with
a crippling debt of /xoo,ooo.
St. Thomas's has done great work in the past and can do
even more in the future, but it must be cleared of
this debt.
Lambeth knows what the Hospital does for it, and
Lambeth pays. Does Park Lane recognise the claims of
the Hospital where its doctors study and its nurses are
trained ?
Will you, who read this, kindly help by sending a donation
to the treasurer, the Hon. Sir Arthur Stanley, and become
an annual subscriber to meet the needs of the Hospital.
G. Q. ROBERTS. Secretary.
£100,000 NEEDED.
DEBRETT CHARITY SUPPr.EMENT.
WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL,
BROAD SANCTUARY, opposite WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
INSTITUTED 17 19. INCORPORATED 1836.
President. —
His Royal Highness THE PRINCE OF WALES, K.G.
Treasurers. —
H. H. P. BOUVERIE. Esq. SIR ROBERT A. HUDSON. G.B.E
ITS WORK;—
2,600 In-patients treated every year.
16.000 Out-patients treated every year.
200 Patients sent to Seaside and
Country Homes every year.
100 Patients supplied with surgical
appliances every year.
ITS FINANCIAL POSITION ;-
Annual expenditure . £46,000
Assured Income 4,400
Leaving a balance of £41,600
to be obtained from volimtary sources.
THE COMMITTEE URGENTLY
APPEAL for FURTHER SUPPORT.
A Donation of £30 constitutes a Governor for Life ;
An Annual Subscription of £3 3s. constitutes an Annual
Governor, enabling the Governor in either case to recommend
three in-patients and six out-patients during the year.
Legacies. It is requested that any devisa or bequest may be
made to the " President. Vice-Presidents. Treasurers, and
Governors of the Westminster Hospital for the general purposes
of the Charity," this being the title under which ihe Hospital
is Incorporated by Act of Parliament.
Charles M. POWER,
Secretary.
DEBRETT — CHARITY SUPPLEMENT.
How does the
National Institute for the Blind
Help Blind Folk ?
■ ■ ■
■ ■
M
1. It bears a very heavy financial responsibility for many important
institutions all over Great Britain for the training and education of the
blind, and provides practically all the Braille literature for the whole
British Empire.
2. It maintains the most up-to-date and best-equipped School of
Massage in the country' for blind people of both sexes, and takes practi-
cal steps to help ex-students to build remunerative careers.
3. It is the sole producer of literature in Moon type for the entire
English-speaking world.
4. It has a widely-developed department for the printing and dis-
semination of Braille music, without which blind musicians would be
helpless.
5. It maintains an old-estatlished and far-reaching organisation for
visiting, assisting, and training the blind in their own homes.
6. It expends thousands of pounds annually on the relief of needy
blind persons.
7. It undertakes the financial responsibility and conduct of Worcester
College for blind boys, and the newly-established college at Chorley
Wood for blind girls.
8. It cares for the Deaf- Blind — those condemned to life-long darkness
and silence.
9. It is responsible for the upkeep of Hoole Bank, Chester, for blind
persons of good social position who are unable to maintain themselves
in comfort.
10. It maintains a home at Clifton for blind women of the poorer
classes, and a similar home at Brighton : also a hostel for blind women
workers in London.
11. It carries out much important research work with regard to
apparatus and materials generally of wide importance to the blind,
and the manufacture of these.
12. It maintains the only home in the Empire for blind babies —
" Sunshine House " at Chorley Wood — and proposes to equip and
maintain several more " Sunshine Houses."
The proper discharge of these obligations depends
entirely upon the generous response of the public.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND.
Registered under the Blind Persons Act, 1920.
President : SIR ARTHUR PEARSON, Bart., G.B.E.
Chairman : SIR WASHINGTON RANGER, D.C.L.
Sec-General : MR. HENRY STAINSBY.
Head Office: 224-6-8. GREAT PORTLAND ST., LONDON, W.i.
DEBRETl— -CHARITY SUPPLEMENT.
SPURGEON'S ORPHAN HOMES,
CLAPHAM ROAD, LONDON, S.W.
Seaside Home Branch - - CLIFTONVIL.LB, MARGATE.
President & Director: Rev CllAKLtS Sl'LRGKON. Vice-President >!<; Ticasiirer : Wu.i.iA.\{ HIGGS, Is.i
A HOME AND SCHOOL FOR SOO FATHBRLES8 CHILOREK,
And a Memorial of the Beloved Founder, C. H. 8PURGE0N.
No Votes required. The m-^t needy and deserving cnses nre selected by the Committee il
Managemcat to enter the Orphanage.
Over 4,000 Orphans have been received into the Institutio". to the end of March, 1921
CONTRIBUTIONS should be unt to th« Secretary, F. G. LADDS.Spurgeon'sOrpnan Homes,
Stockwell, London, S.W. 9. Notice to intending Benefactors. — Our last Annual Report,
cntttnining a Legal Form r.f Bequest, will be gladly sent on application to the Secretary.
Sons of the Clergy Corporation.
<yo:in led AD /65i I m .' r f^ • ni f.r Tv W r '/ C'' •il,-r. A I) i6j:i i
For the Reliet ot Necessitous Clerzymen, their Widows, aged Single Daughters and Children
ot every Diocese in England and Wales.
President: The Archbishop of Canterbury.
BY FAR THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND MOST
COMPREHENSIVE OF CLERGY CHARITIES.
Donors of Thirty Guineas and upward: are elected Governors ot the Corporation.
LEGACIES also form a most Important feature in the annual receipts ot this ancient Society
MAJOR ALDREO C. ROIWDEN, Registrar,
CORPORATION HOUSE, BLOOMSBURY PLACE, LONDON. W.C.i.
CROYDON GENERAL HOSPITAL,
CROYDON, SURKEY (Supported by Voluntary Contributions),
Asks You for Help
LEGACIES for Endowment of Beds or Cots most earnestly solicited.
ALSO DONATIONS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Bankers : National Provincial and Union Bank ot England, Ltd. Secry., GEORGE H. DAMS.
THE
Royal Hospital and Home for Incurables, Potoej.
ISCORPORATFU nV ROVAI. CharTA
(City Offlee-BOND COURT HOUSE, WALBROOK, E.C.4.)
OLDEST AND LARGEST INSTITUTION FOR INCURABLES.
P»froni ; His Majesty Kmo Georci V, Her Majesty the Queim, H.R.H. Prikcess Ciiristiah
rvesident: Rt. Hon. Lord Wolvertom. Trea»urer : Sir Hewry Lopes. BARr.
Maintains over 220 inmates and 700 peosionen for life at a cost ol £60,000 p^r annum,
of which only £8,000 are guaranteed. As this Institution is o Home lor Incurables and not
a Hospital, in the strict srnse of the word, for the sick, it does not parti ipatc in the Hospital
Sunday or Saturday I-uiH Collections. CHARLES CUTTING, Secretary.
DEBRETT CHARITY SUPPLEMENT.
THE NATIONAL WORK
OF THE
LORD MAYOR TRELOAR
Cripples Hospital and College,
ALTON & HAYLING ISLAND, HANTS
IS IN NEED OF HELP.
314 Crippled Children from all parts of the Country under
treatment in the Hospital at Alton and Sandy Point, Hayling
Island.
50 Crippled Lads learning useful trades in the College
at Alton.
The Hospital at Alton, situated in one of the healthiest
parts of the country, has proved most successful for the
treatment of Tuberculous Disease of the Eones and Joints,
and the Seaside Branch at Hayling Island provides for cases
-requiring Marine treatment.
93% of the cases admitted have been successfully treated.
The Hospital is dependent
upon Voluntary Support.
A Cot may be named in T^erpetuitv for /i.ooo.
,, ,, during Lifetime
of Donor for . . . /300
., ,, by an Annual
Subscription of {^^.
AN APPEAL TO YOU.,
Trustees :
Sir William Treloar, Bart. (Chairman).
Rt. Rev & Rt. Hon. Lord Bishop of London,
D.D.. K.C.VO.
The Rt. Hon. Viscount Burnham. C.H.
Col. Sir William Hy. Dunn, Bart. (Treasurer).
Miss Florence Treloar.
Conlribulions and Communications should be addressed: —
Sir WILLIAM TRELOAR. Bart. {Chairman)
61, MOORGATE STREET. E.C.2.
DEBRETT CHARITY SUPPLEMENT.
National Children's Home.
"An Atiociation of Experts ia Child-Staving,"— Sunday Times.
"prOUNDED in 1869 by the late Dr. Bowman Stephenson,
^^ the National Children's Home and Orphanage embodies
in a wide range of activities the best principles of child-saving.
There are 3,500 boys and girls now under its care (15,000
past and present). They are grouped in families in the
charge of Sisters, whose love and care replace the home life
of which they have been deprived. In the 27 Branches of
the Home provision is made for every form of child need
from tuberculosis to simple orphanhood.
SUPPORTED ENTIRELY BY VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS.
Write for further particulars to :
The Principal {Rev. W. Hodson Smith),
NATIONAL CHILDREN'S HOME
{Founded by Dr. Stephenson).
Chief Offices : 104-122, City Road, London, E.C.i.
Treasurers- i J- ^- BaRLOW. Esq.. M.A., J.P.
I Colonel and Alderman Sir Charles C. Wakefield, Bart., C.B.E.
SOCIETY FOR THE ASSISTANCE OF
LADIES IN REDUCED
CIRCUMSTANCES
UNDER RONAL PATRONAGE.
Dhar Fris.vds,
Once again I plead for the General Fund of this Society.
£2,000 is needed, and needed at once. Gifts of £$ and upwards
will be thankfully received, also smaller sums from those who
cannot afford to give large ones.
There are many people who may not be able to help
in their lifetime ; from them I beg a legacy, however small.
Everyone who can, I hope, will help us, for unless we get the
sum needed it will be very serious, as the Society cannot
exist for long unless the General Fund is supported.
Hon. Sec. :
Edith Small wood,
Lancaster House,
Please Mention DEBRETT. Malvcm.
DEBRETT CHARITY SUPPLEMENT.
Mariners' Friend Society.
ESTABLISHED 1848. Supported by Voluntary Contributions.
For promoting- the welfare of Seamen, Fishermen
and the Mercantile Marine.
Evangelistic work amongst the Sailors.
Head Office : 19, Old Gravel Lane, London Docks, E.I-
Bethels, Reading Rooms and Book Depofs :
LONDON, HULL, TILBURY DOCK, MANCHESTER.
WeST INDIA DOCK.
£10,000 needed for Institute and Hostel at Tilbury Docks—
as a Peace Memorial.
£3,000 for Sailors' Mission Work.
Supeni.te. dent Chaplai.i : Rev. THOMAS R. COUCH.
Honorary Secretary : W. LENDON PRODDEN.
Bankers: Barclay's Bank, Ltd. (Stepney). Bank of England, Hull Branch
1
NATIONAL HOSPITAL
for Diseases of the Heart
WESTMORELAND STREET, W.
ESTABLISHED 1857.
Patron : H.R.H. THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT, K.G.
The only special Hospital for Heart Disease.
38,000 poor sufferers treated yearly.
£12,000 needed immediately.
CAPTAIN ROBERT G. E. WHITNEY - Secretary
THE DOGS' HOME
(Or Tein[K)rary Home for Lost and Starving Dogs and Cats).
AN INSTITUTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF DOGS AND CATS.
BATTERSBA PARK ROAD, S.W.8,
and (for Boarders and Quarantine Dogs only) HACKBRIDGE, SURREY.
Patron : His Host Gracious Majesty the King. President : His Grace the Dnke of Portland. K.G.
OBJECTS.
1. — To provide food and shelter for the lost and deserted dogs ot London.
2. —To restore lost dogs to their rightful owner*.
}.— When good dogs are unclaimed to find suitable homes for them at nominal charges.
♦.— To destroy by a merciful and painiess nethjd all v.ilueless and diseased doKS.
Out-patients' ' Department, nattersea (Dogs aad Cats only), Thursdays. 3 pm.
At the Country Branch, Hackbridge, Surrey, dogs and cats can be received as bo:»rder«, and
dogs for qi'arantine under the Importation of Dogs' Order, 19 14.
. Contributions thankfully received by G. GUY S. ROWLEY, Secretary.
DEBRETT CHARITY SUPPLEMENT.
■"^
Urgent Appeal for Help.
THE PRINCE OF WALES'S GENERAL
HOSPITAL, LONDON, N.I5.
President : II. RH PRINCESS LOUISE (DUCHESS OF ARGYLL).
Chairman: THE RIGHT HONOURABLE VISCOUNT GIADSTONK, G C D, G C.M.G.
Trtnuter : THE RIGHT HONOl R.aBLE SIR C,. ORGE H. MURR.\Y, G.C.B., LS.O.
Director ; FREDK. W. DREUETT. FC.I.S
The Hospital has no Endowment and has to depend entirely apoa
Volantary Contributions.
126 BEDS. 30,000 PATIENTS TREATED ANNUALLY.
INCOME REQUIRED, £20,000.
The district served contains a large working-class population, totally unable to maintain
the Hospital, and yet making heavy demands upon it. Owing to abnormally high prices,
the present financial position is critical. Tt is earnestly hoped that those who have the
administration of Charitable Funds, Legacies, &c., will remember this Charity, upon which
the people of on? of the most necessitous parts of the Metropolis depend.
Subscriptions and Donations will be thankfully received by the Treasurer or Director as
above.
G^Nortiliern Cenbal Hospil;aIt
HQLLDWAY, N.7.
3,590 In-Patients, and
200,000 Out-Patienls' Attendances last year.
310 Beds. 10 Departments for Special Diseases.
Branches: Hospital of Recovery, " Grovelands," Southgate.
Convalescent Home, Clactou-on-Sea.
An urgent appeal is made for Special Contributions to meet pressing
R'"^- GILBERT G PANTER, Secretary-.
Melropolitan Convalescent Institution ^Founded 1840).
Patrons— HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE KING.
HER MAJESTY QUEEN MARY.
HER MAJESTY QUEEN ALEXANDRA.
Pmident-
Chalrman of the Board of Manacoment— E. C. HAMLEy, Biq.
liranches (open all the year round) at Walton (Weybridge), Broadstairi, Bexhill-oii-Sea,
and (Little Common) Bexhill-on-Sea.
Over C,000 Patients are now admitted to the Homes every year. The Hanajement
earnestly appeal tor Annual Subseriptions and Ooaation*.
Treasurers— THE RIGHT HON. VISCOUNT CLIFDEN and M. O. IITZGLRARD, Esq.
omce: 14, Vletorla Street. S.W.l. W.' i. SHELDRICK. Secretary.
12
DEBRETT CHARITY SUPPLEMENT.
FOUNDED 1808.
Patron : His Most Gracious Majesty KING GEORGE V.
Patronesses : H.R.H. Princess Christian.
H.R.H. Princess Louise.
H.R.H. Princess Henry of Mounibatten.
President : Alderman Sir George Wyatt Truscott, Bart.
OBJECTS. — (1) To make Grants in money or in kind and thus help
the able-bodied widow to help herself during any period of her widowhood.
(2) To provide Pensions for widows over 60 years of age. (3) To assist
widows who are sick cr infirm as the nature of each case requires in
co-operation with other Societies.
175 Pensioners; Over 50 Candidates.
CONTRIBUTIONS URGENTLY NEEDED
THE WIDOWS' FRIEND SOCIETY.
Herbert A. Cox, C .a-teed Accountant, Secretarj',
28, Basinghall Street, E.C.
Bankers : Williams Deacon's Bank Limited, 20 Birchin Lane, B.C.
The
MISSION QF HOPE (Incorp )
(Founded in 1893 by MRS. RAKSOME VVALLIS.) *^
For the care and uplift of unmarried mothers of the better
class and their unwanted children.
Seven Homes in Streatham, Denmark Hill, and S. Croydon.
5,000 applications received every year.
SOME HUNDREDS OF HOMELESS CHILDREN UNDER OVEPSIC1T AND TRAINING.
Chairman of Council : Major G. H. Hu3B*Rn, V.D., Crovdon.
Bank: BARCLA YS, Camberwell Green.
Secrdary : Raymo.nd VVhitweli,, ^^..^., 30, Denman Street. London Bridge.
PLEASE REMEMEER THI3 WOHK FOR THE NATI0:(.
CITY OF LONDON
MATERNITY HOSPITAL,
BEDS
ADMISSIONS 1,486
BIRTHS SINCE 1750 over 80,000
CITY ROAD, E.C.I.
INSTITUTED 1750.
71 Consultative Maternity Centre
Ante-Natal Clinics
Child Welfare Centre
TRAINING SCHOOL
DEBT £6,000.
ii
DEBRETT CHARITY SUPPLEMENT. I 3
NT^TIONT^l:^ XRUSS SOCIEXV
(EsUblisbed 1786.) 2, ARTHUR 8TRBBT, LONDON BRIOOB, B.C.4
Patron: His Grace Thk Archbishop or Canterbury.
Hon. Treasurer : Lt.-Col. H. F. Barclay, Park Street, Southwark, S.E.
Hon. Surgeon : Alan H. Todd, M.S., B.Sc., F.R.C.S., of Guy's Hospital.
Bankers: Barclay's Bank, Ltd., Lombard Street.
WILIi YOU HBLP
This Society (the oldest of its kind) to relieve suffering among the necessitous of both sexes
throughout the Kinsdom by the gratuitous supply of Trusses, Belts, Elastic Stockings, and other
various Surgical Appliances ?
Annual Subscribers of one guinea, or Life Donors of ten guineas, receive four letters of recom-
mendation yearly ; half these amounts, two letter* yearly.
CONTRIBUTIONS EARNESTLY SOLICITED.
Ernest C. Crane, Secretary,
2, Arthur Street, E.C.
LONDON FEMALE PREVENTIVE
AND REFORMATORY INSTITUTION
riith which is mii,il'i<,„i.,lal IIIK MinxiCHT MEETISG MOVEMESI).
Offloas. 4, I.IYBRPOOL STRBi£T, KINO'S CROSS, LONDON, W.Ct
Supports FIVB HOMES and \ FOR TOUNG
an OPBN ALL-NIGHT REFUGE / WOMEN & GIRLS
FUNDS URGENTLY NEEDED.
The benefits are free, irrespective of creed, cIak. t eountry. Over 47,300 yonog
womco ana girls have been assisted by the Homes, and upwards of 128,700 have attended the
2.504 midnight and other meetings which have been held.
Rankers— London County, Westhinster and Parrs Bank, «, Hampttead Road, N.W.i
W W. THOMPSON, Sec, 4, Liverpool Street, King's Cross, LONDON, W.C.I.
Wailors' 1 Irphan Wchool
THE ROYAL
Sailors' Orphan Girls' Sciiool and Home,
96, Fitzjohn'8 Avenue, Hampstead, N.W.3.
INSTITUTED 1829.
(Chairman : Admiral SIR JAMES BRUCE. K.C.M.Q.)
FOR THE
GRATUITOUS BOARD. CLOTHING. EDU-
CATION AND TRAINING of Destitute Orphan
Daughters (including Motherless Children) of British
Sailors of the Royal Navy or Merchant Service ; of
Royal Marines ; or of Fishermen ; from all parts of the
United Kingdom.
SUPPORTED BY VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS
which should b,i sent to the Secretary at the Home.
1
H
DEI3RETT CHARITY SUPPLEMENT.
THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND
WAIFS AND STRAYS SOCIETY
has ;<'readv rescued over 25,000 little children, giving them HOME
LIFE, EFFICIENT TRAINING, RELIGIOUS EDUCATION.
4.213 are now in the Homes.
WILL YOU HELP TO MAKE A GOOD & USEFUL CITIZEN ?
CONTRIBUTIOXS GRATEFULLY RECEIVED BY SECRETARY,
REV. W. POWELL SWANN, M.A., Old Town Hall, Kennington RoaJ, London, S.E.ii.
Bankers: Messrs. Barclays Ltd., Kennington Road.
JOHN GROOM'S CRIPPLEAGE AND FLOWER GIRLS'
MISSION ClNGORPORATED.)
Formerly known as the Watercress and Flower Girls' Christian Mission.
(Inaugurated 1866, by the late Vllth Earl of Shaftesbury.)
Treasurer: ERNEST J. LOVELL, Esq. Bankers : BARCLAY & CO.
INDUSTRIAL TRAINING FOR BLIND AND CRIPPLED GIRLS
who are received from all parts of the Kingdom without payment or votes, and are trained to become
PERMANENTLY SELF-SUPPORTING, thus being saved from PERMANENT DESTITUTION.
Hundtedf who have passed through the Institution are now mainlaining themselves.
Subscriptions. Donations, and Testamentary Bequests are earnestly appealed tor.
Su/>. & Sec. : ALFRED G. GROOM, The Crippleage, Sekforde St., London,E.C.1.
Royal School for (he Indigent Blind.
LEATHERHEAD, SURREY.
.Patron—ms Most Gracious Majesty KING GEORGE V.
Patroness— Bet Most Gracious Majesty The QUEEN MOTHER.
1799-1922.
The Coram'Uee earnestly appeal for Contributions to th s ancient Cha ily which iiis for
the last 123 yeari carried on good work for the Blind of the Un ted Kingdom
" To render the Blind Sslf-Reliant "
Principal and Secretary— tLe\. ST. CLARE HILL, M.A. 0#cfs— Highlands Road, Leatberhead
South London Association for Assisting: the Blind.
Established 1863 Incorporated 1911
Registered Office : 8, Red Lion Square, Holborn, W.C i
President: H.R.H. The Duke of Conn aught, K.G., etc.
Treasurer: J. T. Beck, Esq. London County and Westminster Bank, Ltd,
91, Westminster Bridge Road, S.H.i.
Secretary: Ms. A. M. Hamilto.s.
There are 169 Blind persons. Class members of this old and X'oluntary .Association, ail ol
whom are very poor. Classes are established for Instruction in Reading, Work for Women,
and Recreation. The Class Members have the privilege of borrowing sums ol money, free of
interest, with v/hich to buy materials for work to make or sell, or for any urgent purpose.
SEVENTY-FOUR PENSIONS ARE ALSO GRANTED IN THE MOST NECESSITOUS CASES.
Annual Subscriptions will be thankfully received, and the Pension Fund needs generous help
The Avork is conducted by a Committee of Ladies and Gentlen.en, and practically without
expense.
DEBRKTT CHARITY SUPPI.EMEN'T.
The Sailors' Home & Red Ensign Club,
WELL STREET & DOCK STREET, LONDON DOCKS, E.
Founded 1830 (and at ORAVESBND).
President :
SIR THOMAS LANE DEVITT, Bart
Vice-Presidents :
ADMIRAL THE MARQUIS OF MILFORD HAVEN, 6.C.B., G.C.V.O., K.C.M.Q.
ADMIRAL OF THE FLEET VISCOUNT JELLICOE, G.C.B., O.M., G.C.V.O.
ADMIRAL OF THE FLEET EARL BEATTY, Q.C.B., O.M., G.C.V.O., D.8.0.
Chairman :
ADMIRAL SIR FREDERIC E. BROCK, K.C.M.6.. C.B.
"This (The Parent Institution) was founded to provide
for the merchant seamen trading to the Port of London healthy
accommodation and to bring them into immediate contact with those
agencies calculated to advance their temporal, moral, and spiritual
welfare."
It is estimated that 250,000 Seamen enter the Port
Annually
OP3H TO SEAMEN OF ALU NATIONS.
Over 640,000 Seamen Benefited since its Foundation.
£2,800 specially needed to repay balance of Mortgage raised for
alterations and rebuilding.
Donations and Subscriptions will be thankfully received by the Hon. Treasurer,
J. F. W. DEACON, Esq., J.P., D.L., Williams Deacon's Bank, Ltd., Birchin Lane, E.C.
Paymailer and Liejt Commander A. E. LODER, R.N.R., Secretary
ILFORD EMERGENCY HOSPITAL,
NEWBURY PARK, ILFORD, ESSEX.
Chainnau : Lady Griccs. Vice-Chair:iian : Sir John Bethell, Bart., M.P
Endowments, Donations, and Annual .Sul>scriptions are respectfully solicited. The
Hospital btiiig open for all cases of Emergency and .AcciOent occuring in this part of London
over th*" Border, derives its income from Voluntary Sources.
Funds urgently needed to enlarge the Hospital for the Treatment of
WOUNDEO PENSIONERS and local needs.
GEO. J. MAGGS. Hon. S<critary.
UNIVERSAL BENEFICENT SOCIETY.
Patron— HER .MAJESTY THE QUEEN.
Pre*. — The Duke or Portland, k.o., g.c.t.o
Treasurer — The Viscount Clifden.
THE MAIN OBJECT of this Society U to
AFFORD RELIEF TO PERSONS WHO
ARE NOT classed as the poor in the general
acceptation of the term, but who, neverthe-
less, sutfer hardships and privations all the
more severe because of the position they
formerly held.
FUNDS URGENTLY NEEDED.
Donations or Subscriptions will be thank-
fully received bv the Society's Bankers.
Messrs. Coutts &Co., 440, Strand, W.C.2 ; 01
by the Secretary, at the Office, 13, Soho
Square. London, W i.
THE SOUTH LONDON INSTITUTE
FOR THE BLIND.
No. 88, BOROUGH ROAD, LONDON, S.E.1
1870-1982. Tho Institute Is unendowed,
and tho CommittM oamestly appeal for new
Annual Subaeriptlons and Donations, whieh
are mueh needed.
Contributions gratefully received by the
Rt. Hon. LORD SOUTHWARK, President
and Chairman, 83, BOROUGH ROAD,
LONDON S.E.I.
Rev ST CLARE HILL, M.A.,
Honorary Secretary
i6
DEBRETT CHARITY SUPPLEMENT.
The Royal Soldiers' Daughters' Home,
HAMPSTEAD, N.W.3. Foumdkb im 1855.
PATRONS:
HIS MAJESTY THE KINu. HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN.
HER MAJESTY QUEEN ALEXANDRA.
PRESIDENT:
FIELD-MARSHAL H.R.H. THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT, K.G.
PROVIDES a Home, education and training for Domestic service for the Daughters of
deserving Soldiers of H.M. Army, Royal Air Force, and for the Daughters ot Soldiers
of the Territorial Force, who have lost their lives at the seat of war.
Donations and subscriptions for this deserving military charity will be gratefully received by
Hon. Treasurer : S r Reginald Cox, Bart., J. P., 16 Charing Crojs, S.W., or
The Secretary, Royal Soldiers' Daughters' Home, 5, Robert Street, Adelphi, London.W.C.z.
Cabdrivers' Benevolent Association
(Founded 1870) 15, SOHO SQUARE, W.l.
Patron— HIS MAJESTY THE KING.
Donations, Subscriptions, and Legacies in aid of the Annuity Fund
are greatly needed. Contributions may be paid to the Association's
Account at the National Provincial and Union Bank of England, Ltd.,
Charing Cross, or thej' will be thankfully received by
A. D. T.\IT, Secretary, 15, Soho Square. London, W.l.
THE ROYAL ASSOCIATION IN AID OF
THE DEAF AND DUMB
419, OXFORD ST., LONDON, W.l.
Patron — His Majesty the King. President — The Lord Bishop of London.
Treasurer — W. E. Rudston Read, Esq.
Hon. Secretary — Hubert A. Druce, Esq.
Secretary — Graham W. Simes.
Bank — The London County Westminster and Parr's, Stratford Place, W.
Can you hear and speak?
Do you value these gifts?
Do you know there are
4,000 Deaf and Dumb in London ?
Will you, please, help them ?
The A'isociation has established the following principal centres of its own: —
S. SAVIOUR'S, Oxford Street, W.l.
S. BARNABAS', Deptford, S.E.3,
ALL SAINTS', West Ham, E.15.
S. JOHN OF BEVERLEY. Finsbury Park. N.4.
Two districts are worked from S. Paul's, Walworth and from S. Mark's, Battersea. Besides
these the Association provides services in some zo other Churches, Halls, etc.
DEBRETT CHARITY SUPPLEMENT.
To Rescue is Good but
TO PREVENT IS BETTER
A MEDICAL AUTHORITY writing in Public Health says : " To
prevent disease is desirable . . . but the raising of the standard of
conduct by the methods of the moralist and social reformer is im-
measurably more important."
PERSONAL PURITY Campaigns amongst the young
men of the Nation are conducted in CHRISTIAN
PRINCIPLES year in and year out bv the workers of the
ALLIANCE OF HONOUR
{Inter-denominational. Founded 1903).
Readers are cordially invited to write for particulars of our pro-
gramme and methods. As the work is maintained through Voluntary
Gifts, your support would be valued.
What will you do to Help this Christ-like Work ?
Donations should be sent to Sir Frederick Green, K.B.E., Hon.
Treasurer ; or to the Joint Acting Directors, Messrs. E. E. Bagnall
and A. B. Kent, Leysian Chambers, 112, City Road, London, E.C.i.
Bankers : Barclay's, Ltd.
CHRISTIAN EVIDENCE SOCIETY
34, CRAVEN STREET, STRAND, W.C.2.
President: His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury. D.D.
Treasurer : The Right Hon. the Earl of Moray, M.A.
Secretary : The Rev. C. L. Drawbridge. M.A.
DEALS WITH SCEPTICISM.
Funds Urgently Needed.
CENTRAL LONDON
Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital,
GRAY'S INN ROAD, W.C. (Founded 1874)
Patron: H.R.H. THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT, K.G.
President: H.K.H. PRINCESS LOUISE.
The Military' Block which was specially built for the reception of sick
and wounded Soldiers is now fully occupied by 20 civilian patients,
and the additional yearly coct U £1.800, which sum must be found
by the Committee. Total number of beds 43. There is also a very
large Out- Patient Department.
Hankers: Marcl»v & Co. SecrOary: Richard Ker< i\w.
mm^
DEBRETT CHARITY SUPPLEMENT.
SAVE THE CHILDREN.
Queen Charlotte's Lying-in Hospital,
MARYLEBONE ROAD, N.W.I.
Patrons—
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. HER- MAJESTY QUEEN ALEXANDRA
President— THE LORD HOWARD DE WALDEN.
Treasurer— \NTKONY de ROTHSCHILD, Esq.
Chairman— MAJOR SIR SAMUEL SCOTT, Bart.. M.P.
2,000 patients received into the Wards annually, and nearly
2,000 attended and nursed in their own homes.
5,000 Wives of Soldiers and Sailors and Belgian
and other Refugees were admitted as In-Patients or Out-
Patients during the Great War.
HELP IS GREATLY NEEDED.
ARTHUR WATTS. Secretary.
?uo\jldeuw ("Row) TCv^U "ReU^e
CRISPIN STREET, SPITALFIELDS, LONDON, E.
Founded i860, by the Late Rev. Dr. Gilbert.
Trutteet : His Excellency VISCOUNT FITZALAN ; LORD COLUM CRICHTON STUART ;
Alderman Sir JOHN KNILL, Bart. ; E. J. BELLORD, Esq.
Treasurer : Alderman Sir JOHN KNILL, Bart
A special appeal is made on behalf oi the Night Refuge for the destitute
poor, in view of the abnormal amount of unemployment.
The Charity maintains in addition to the Night Refuge, a Servants'
Training Home, a Hostel for Young Women engaged in Business, and
a Home of Rest for Women at St. Albans.
Secretary: J. W. GILBERT, Esq., B.A.,
15, GEORGE STREET, MANSION HOUSE, LONDON, E.C.
DEBRKTT CHAKITV SIIMM.KMKNT.
'9
HOMELESS CHILDREN'S
AID AND ADOPTION SOCIETY
Chairman of Committee : Rev. F. B. MEYER. B.A., D.D.
The aim of this Society is to befriend the children of unmarried
mothers, and give them a fair chance in life. It receives little
children, under five years of age, into its Home ; endeavours to
make the father contribute towards support ; and, if desired,
arranges for the adoption of such children as are considered
suitable, after careful investigation, as to the fitness of the
adopting parents.
Over 40.000 of these children are born in the United Kingdom
every year — the serious wastage in child-life consequent on
illegitimacy demands the grave attention of all who are con-
cerned in oiir National well-heinii.
THE COMMITTEE EARNESTLY APPEAL FOR ANNUAL
SUBSCRIPTIONS, DONATIONS, AND LEGACIES.
£2,000 URGENTLY NEEDED TO MEET PRESSING NEEDS.
Contributions may be sent to the Hon. Treasurer, Edward
Hughes, Esq., C.C, at the office, 78, Oakley Street. Westminster
Bridge Road, S.E.i.
GOVERNESSES'
BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION.
Pounded 1843; Incorporated by Royal Charter 1848.
Undtr the Paltniiaft o. Their Mo^l G'octous Majesties the King and Quetn.
Quetn Alexandra, and other Members of the Royal Family.
PresitUnt^THE MARQUESS OF ABERDEEN AND TEMAIK, K.T.
rreasurer -W.W.TEH D. McKlvWAN'.
Bfln*«rj— I..C.\V. ^sd PARR S BANK, Ld., I, Cavendish Square, W.
Home »nil Frw ReglstraUon Office lor Otsengaged Governesses :— 47, Harley St., W. ^ ,„';'fl,, Jgo) 1
Holiday House : — Fairmount, Shankiin, LW. Home ror the Aged : — Chlstehurst, Kent.
The work Ol the InttitiitiM is most comprehensive in character. It benefits the jroiing by investing
their s.ivint;^ i i .iiiniiities and by helping; them as Funds permit in their annual payments, by pro
viding the-n with a temporary home and freo registration, by which they can obtain engagements :
■ilso a Holiday Home, and by assisting them when in difficulties. To the old it oS:!rs temporary
help, a settk'il income by the provision of free annuities, and a home for their declining; years.
Nearly 2,000 Gavernesses are assisted Annually.
Tu. 1 1 J/- ^...^^...^^is annually reouired from voluntary
The Annual e^pen<l. jre PTO-eds £20,000. O 4 Q.OOO »"««. including Legac.es. which the
ro mamtan. the present work »IU,UUU j^titution is compelled to ^pend.
Donatiom of Stock or money sufficient to establish an annuity will be funded, the amount bearing
the Founder's Name, and the Patronage, if he wish it, reserved to him for life.
Membership consists in the payment of an Annual Guinea, or of Ten Guineas in one sum, or in the
c.ise of a Governess Member, of not less than lialf-a-gumta per annum. Subscribers are entitled to
vote for annuities in the proportion of one Vote for each iniiual Half-Guinea not in arrcar, and one
Life Vote for e.icb Donation of Five Guineas.
ALL COMMUNICATIONS SHOULD BE ADDRKSSBO TO THB SECRCTARV.
HEAD OFFICE— Dacre House, 5, Arundel Street. Strand. London, W.C Telephone— 31 J i CenUti
DEBRETT CHARITY SIPPLEMEXT.
<x\K 11-lational
for the Veterans ct our
LEGACIES ARE .XEEDED
ky the
"ROYAL
ALFRED"
AQED MERCHANT SEA-
MEN'S INSTITUTION
•ROYAL ALFRED" WIDOWS'
BENEVOLENT FUND
•'ROYAL ALFRED" SAMARITAN
FUND
Full particulars from the Secretary :
E. L. SMirH. R.N.R. OSce :
Ibavcn
n!>cicl:aiit 1Hav\>
P\TROx: H.M. THE KING
Thousands already
assisted. Xo needy,
deserving case yet
gone unassisted, and
we appeal to you
at the critical time.
£25,000 is required
this year.
58, F.1NCHURCH STREET, E.C.3.
SOCIETY FOR RELIEF
OF DISTRESSED JEWS,
74, BROOK GREEN, LONDON, W.6.
President: THE EARL OF SHAFTESBURY.
Th Jews in Jerusalem are in GREAT NEED. We have
resumed work at Abraham's Vineyard and have ap]?ointed
a capable Manager. We are trying to repair the damage
(over £1,000) done by the Turks and the Germans, and
have applied to the Turkish Government for Indemnity.
FUNDS ARE URGENTLY NEEDED.
Donations will be thankfully received by —
Messrs. DRUMMOND, Bankers, 49, Charing Cross, S.W i.
oy E. A. FINN, Secretary^ at the above address.
DEBREIT ADVERTISEMENTS.
21
If
f
YOU can safely hand over
all the arrangements for
Banquets, Ball Suppers,
Annual Dinners and the like
to the Lyons Catering Service,
and having shifted the respon-
sibility, enjoy an easy mind.
The catering service at the
TROCADERO
is perhaps the most efficient
in London, and the liberal
accommodation of the
Trocadero itself give that
services' experts scope for
their genius of organisation.
There has never been a
Trocadero Banquet that fell
short of success.
TROCADERO RESTAURANT
Proptietofs : J. Lyons & Co., Ltd.
LONDON - - - W.I
'phone : GERRARD I300.
H C2
22
DEBRETT ADVERTISEMENTS,
THOTOGT(^PHET{^
MACKLEM
i6, BROOK ST., NEW BOND ST., LONDON, W.i
Pictorial
Camera
Portraiture
PORTRAITS
IN DIRECT
NATURAL
COLOURS
n
MINIATURES
PAINTED
UPON IVORY
TELEPHONE
MAYFAIR 4980
APPOINTMENTS FOR SITTINGS
ARRANGED AT ANY HOUR
FOR DAY OR ELECTRIC LIGHT
DEBRETT ADVERTISEMENTS.
23
Where "PERFECTION" Tells.
QUALITY
Only a motor spirit of finest
quality, such as Pratt's ' Per-
fection, ' can render the fullest
service of dependability , snap-
py combustion, maximum
freedom from carbon — service
that means true economy.
From the convenient Golden
Pump you can get your supply
of Pratt's Perfection Spirit
pure, filtered, and without
waste, in quick time.
PRAHS
PERFECTION
SPIRIT
■From the Golderi^Pump or the Green Can
for SERVICE and ECONOMY
ANGLO-AMERICAN OIL CO., LTD.,
33, Queen Anne's Gate,
Loodoa, S.W.I.
24 DEBRETT OXFORD SECTION.
OXFORD
1
SECTION
HJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllllllllE
I MESSRS. LILLINGSTON |
= (Wm. LILLINGSTON), =
I HIGH-CLASS BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURERS I
S Riding, Walking, Surgical, Naval, Miltary, and Colonial =
= Shooting, Golfing, Motoring Outfits. =
= Boots and Shoes for Home p ^
I Touring and Tropical Wear. ^^^^^^ attention given to |
— n repairs. —
^ Agents for Bective and Jaeger ^ 2
= Boots and Shoes. 5% discount for ready money =
I 48, CORN MARKET STREET, OXFORD |
^llllllllillllllllllllllllliililllllllllillllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilillllililliillllllilllH
DEBRETT OXFORD SECTION. 25
^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<^ —
♦♦ 'IT ♦♦
By Appointment to ^
H.R.H. The Prince of W.lei.
^^ By Appointment to ^^
▼▼ l-l D Ul XL- D.: -« \T/.l.. . ▼▼
I Elliston & Cayell i
♦I LIMITED ♦♦
I: OXFORD'S H
♦♦ fashionable ♦♦
♦♦ ♦♦
♦♦ SHOPPING CENTRE ♦♦
♦♦ ♦♦
H UPHOLSTERERS «
H DECORATORS «
H LINEN DRAPERS
H ETC.
♦♦
♦♦
♦♦
♦♦
♦♦
♦♦
♦♦ J_- 1 v^. ^^
♦♦ ♦♦
♦♦ ♦♦
It A showroom area of 40,000 sq. ft., modern ♦♦
J{ factory and organisation enable this old-established ♦♦
JJ F/rm /o successfully compete in every form of ♦♦
Xt Furnishing, Decorating and Renovation work. {}
}} Estimates on request. Xt
♦♦ ♦♦
♦♦ ♦♦
♦♦ ♦♦
XX FUNERALS CONDUCTED ♦♦
♦♦ ♦♦
♦♦ ♦♦
♦♦ ♦♦
H Elliston & Cavell §
♦♦ LIMITED ♦♦
♦♦ 5 to 12, MAGDALEN STREET, OXFORD. XX
XX 'Phone : OXFORD 181. Telegrams : " ELLISTONS, OXFORD." tX
♦♦ ♦♦
♦♦ ♦♦
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
26
DEBRETT OXFORD SECTION.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^^
I HILL, UPTON
^ (W. T. Upton. H. J. Butttrf
^ Electrical and : :
^ Mechanical Engineers,
I 22, GEORGE ST.,
1 OXFORD.
stimates
TEL.
UPHILL
'PHONE
OXFORD 602
Contractors to
H.M. OFFICE OF WORKS
The Principal Colieges of Oxford.
Also the following Electricity Supply
Companies :
OXFORD, BANBURY, WITNEY, LECHLADE f
A FULLY EQUIPPED STAFF ALWAYS AVAILABLE |
ROWELL & SON, LTD
115, HIGH ST., OXFORD.
SILVERSMITHS
ly appointment to
H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES
Specialities :
= Copiss of Old College
= Cup> in Solid Silver
Enamelled Arms, Souvenirs of
the Colleges in Gold and Silver
DEBRETT OXFORD SECTION.
GREENINGS
1 14, High Street,
OXFORD
Library Experts and
Sole Makers of
The BODLEIAN
SECTIONAL BOOKCASE
Plans and Drawings Free.
A POSTCARD
and we will send our illustrated
PRICE LIST
The Bodleian
I Bookcase
Example 1
lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli
I DRUCE & Co. I
Dispcnsitid
Pbarmaclsts,
*1P
Pbofograpbic
CDciti)$f$,
By Appointment to
H.R.H. The Prince of Wales.
118, High St., OXFORD.
28
DEBRETT OXFORD SECTION.
A Local ^
G. R.
stores with West-End Efficiency.
COOPER,
Telephone 525.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
IRONMONGER
Everything in
Ironmongery and
Domestic Utensils.
Perfection in
Cooking and
Heating Stoves.
40 to 44, ST. EBBES,
Hot Water, Gas
AND Electrical
Installations
China and Glass
Work of Every
Description by
Competent
Workmen
Oils & Colours
Paints,
Varnishes,
Wallpapers,
Distempers
Proprietors of the celebrated
YENIDJE "QUEENS" and
YENIDJE "KINGS"
CIGARETTES ^< 4^^'^ f/^
;C^ (p\fX SHIPPERS
^^"^ and BOTTLERS
of PURE WINES
from all Countries
Offices : 14, HIGH STREET, OXFORD
DEBRETT OXFORD SECTION. 29
SALTER BROS-.L^"
LAUNCH AND BOAT BUILDERS,
FOLLY BRIDGE, OXFORD.
Motor and Steam Launches, Pleasure and Racing Boats of
House Boats. Large and small every description Punts. Canoes,
Di D » CI -rr D » J etc.. Built to order.
Pleasure Boats Skiffs. Punts and ^ j^^^^ ^^^^^^-^^ ^j Boats (both
Dinghies suitable for lakes and new and second-hand) kept in
ornamental waters. readiness for Sale or Hire.
ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST MAY BE HAD ON APPLICATION.
masawoiBaissBssfaawnwB^^
r~
THE MORRIS GARAGES
The Premier Service House
Depots at all convenient
points in the City :: ::
Everything from a £5,000
car to a split pin replacement
Showrooms : Queen St. Repair Depot : Koiigwall St.
Garages : Magdaleu Street and Clarendon Hotel
•Phones: 238, 509, 626 and 715. Wires
S OXFORD
I
»
i!K«R!fi»«fi!
30
DEBRETT CAMBRIDGE SECTION.
CAMBRIDGE
SECTION
^^;^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^'^^^^^^s^^^"^^!^'^^^^'^ss^i^^^'^"^'^'^i^
I BOWES & BOWES
II !]\(ew ^ Secondhand Boo/Kellers
Foreign "Books a Speciality
Libraries purchased or valued
m
^
Catalogues gratis ^
11 Enquiries Solicited
11 i TRIO^ITY ST., CAMBRIDGE, EOiGLJO^
%%
Telegrams and Cables : " Bowes, Cambridge."
Telephone : Cambridge 408.
DEBRETT — CAMBRIDGE SECTION.
31
Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiy
Robt. Sayle & Co.,
LTD.
'Drapers^ Silk Mercers^
Costume & Mantle Specialists
HOUSE FURNISHING THROUGHOUT i
Special attention given to the reqiiire- g
ments of members of the University. g
Cambridge
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Telephone 96. ^
whose flavour and aroma
are a source of endless
pleasure.
For a Cigarette
For a Pipe
X"^ or a 1. ODaCC^O cool, fragrant and soothmg
For a Cigar
whose balance is perfect and whose
grain unequalled.
whose choice leaf and grand
characterwill be the delight of your-
self and the envy of your friends.
For all and every requisite for
which the desire of a smoker
craves Go or send to
S. p. ORA
Importer of the finest Turkish and Virginian
Tobaccos, and Manufacturer of freshly made
Turkish and Virginian Cigarettes of the
highest quality. ; ; ; : ;
23. Market Hill & 4, Trinity
Street, CAMBRIDGE
NO AGENTS
Goods supplied to
every part of the
world direct from
these addresses.
Also at I, George
Street, Oxford.
32
DEBRETT CAMBRIDGE SECTION.
1
M
GROCERS ^
PROVISION
MERCHANTS
M
Qamlridge
elephone : No. 770 (3 Lines) :: :: ::
Telegraphic Address : " HALLACK, CAMBRIDGE '
|llllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllliilllillillliilllllilllllllllllllllllilllllillllllllllllilMiiill^
I A. BODGER & CO. I
E 12 and 14, SIDNEY STREET =
= (near Post-Of&ce), =
j CAMBRIDGE. j
I Jailors^ Hosiers^
I Athletic Outfitters \
= Specialists in CLUB COLOURS & SCHOOL OUTFITS. =
^ Appointments to many Colleges and Schools at home ~
^ and abroad. ~
.^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiE
DEBRETT CAMBRIDGE SECTION. 33
To Motoring Visitors
It adds greatly to the comfort and peace of
mind of visitors touring by motor car to know
ot firms of repute in the various towns, etc'.,
included in their tours, where they can be sure
of receiving prompt attention to their require-
ments at reasonable charges.
We are officially appointed repairers to the
Royal Automobile Club, and Automobile Asso-
ciation, and make a speciality of repairs to
motor vehicles, having the largest premises in
this district devoted solely to this work.
We guarantee satisfaction, all work being
expeditiously carried out by qualified men
under personal supervision at the lowest
possible cost. •
We carry large stocks of tyres, oil, petrol, etc.,
and are agents for the leading makes of cars.
EDWARD T. SAINT & CO., LTD.
Hyde Park Corner Garage REGENT STREET, CAMBRIDGE.
Telegrams: RELIABLE. CAMBRIDGE. Telephone: 724 CAMBRIDGE.
I COULSON & SON, Ltd. |
€ BUILDERS #
I CONTRACTORS |
# DECORATORS <^
I PLUMBERS ^
I SPECIAL ATTENTION TO BUILDING |
(S) ■•■ ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS .•. (|)
I 37.ST. ANDREW'S ST. CAMBRIDGE f
\ 'PHONE : 67J. Telegrams : " Coubon. Builders. Cambridge." ^v
^ (oD
34 DEBRETT CAMBRIDGE SECTION,
HJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiinmimiiiiiiiiiiiiiig
^ Telegrams: Telephones: ^
= "BAILY, GRUNDY, 54 Cambridge. =-
= CAMBRIDGE." 62 Newmarket =
I Baily, Grundy ik |
I Barrett, Ltd., |
I ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL ENGINEERS |
S Office and Showrootn: S
I 2, St. Mary's Passage, CAMBRIDGE. |
= Complete Installations for Country Houses. =
S HEATING, LIGHTING, VENTILATING, TELEPHONES, =
= WATER SUPPLY, WATER SOFTENING PLANTS, S
S= ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS, Etc. SS
1
= CONSULTATIONS BY APPOINTMENT. S
= Works: Branch: s
= LITTLE ST. MARY'S LANE, HIGH STREET, =
= CAMBRIDGE. NEWMARKET. =
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmimrimiMiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir
gilll^lllllllllllllllilliiiliiililllllllllllllllllllllllllllii^^^
= • Established 1765. ^
I THU[(LBOUl(p \ fm, I
1 College Tailors mid Robe Makers E
I 15, TRINITY STREET, |
I CAMBRIDGE. I
Telephone 827.
DEBRETT CAMBRIDGE SECTION.
35
lllllllll
PARSON'S
Photo Stores
PEAS HILL,
CAMBRIDGE
For
Cameras
Films
Developing
and
Printing
EDWARD GERRETT & Co., Ltd.
COURT SHOE MAKERS
AND ORKilNAlORS OF
SNAKE SKIN SHOES.
PHONE: VIC 3076.
'J^ython Skin
6f SLOAN E street.
LONDON. S.W.I.
36
DEBRETT EXETER SECTION.
Exeter
Section
BHHsaaiiiHaaBaaaaHBHHaaBHaEaaaHBSsaasBaaHBaB^
EXETER
Rougemont Hotel
(Patronised by Royalty)
R.A.C. & A. A.
Exeter's principal Hotel, and only modern First-class Hotel in the City. loo Rooms and
Private Suites. Handsome Public Rooms." Electric Light. Electric Passenger Lift.
Motor Garage. Night Porter. Motor 'Bus meets all trains.
rW<;gram'i: " ROUGEMONT, EXETliR." -i- tt tJ A T T T7TT T\/r^^.^^^^
Telephone: 433. F. H. HALLETT, Manager^
igBBaBaBBaHaaBBBaBBaaaBBBBaBaaBBBBBBBBBBaaBaaaBBB
-THE
Cathedral Dairy
EASTGATE,
and Martin's Lane,
EXETER.
Famous the World Over as the
HOME OF PURE, RICH
DEVONSHIRE CLOTTED CREAM,
DELICIOUS CREAM CHEESE.
DEVONSHIRE BUTTER,
DESSERT FRUITS IN SYRUP,
DEVONSHIRE HONEY.
Table Delicacies Fresli Daily. -Sausages
Polonies, Brawns, Home-fed Bacon and
Hams made from the Finest Dairy-fed
Pork, produced at our own Model Pig-
geries, Curing Cellars, and Creamery at
Rosamondford, Aylesbeare, Devon.
Detailed Price Lists and all information on application to :
The CATHEDRAL DAIRY, Eastgate, Exeter.
Parcels sent by post
and rail to all parts
daily
J
DEBRETT EXETER SECTION.
SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSIslSSSSIilSSSSSSIsISSSSSSSSSIS
s
s
(a
@
Si
Si
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
Si
BS
Old China, Antique Silver Plate, Jewels, Miniatures,
Enamels, Works of Art. Old Sheffield Plate, etc., etc.
(gI'ARASTEED GfNUINE)
Utmost \'alue Given for above, either in Cash or Exchange
SS
;;:S
:;:b
:hb
H:S
==:S
h;s
;i;H
;;;b
;;;s
:;:b
;;:B
;:;b
::iB
;;;b
;i;s
ii=B
::iB
::iB
i:;B
;;;b
iiiB
iiiS
iiiB
;iiB
;;iB
;;;b
iilB
::;b
;;;b
;;;b
iiiB
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisa
BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB
I'inely-modelled Derby Biscuit Porcelain
Kx
•J. Ellett Lake & Son Goi££t\4aids
J Licensed Valuers i
Esiabiished 18:i3.
Telephone 320,
in Precious Stones,
ilversmiths,
for Probate, &c.
HIGH STREET, BJCETER
ROSS
TAILORS
227 & 228. High St.
EXETER
And 22, GMFge St^ Hanover
S4nar^ LONDON.
Inventors and Sole Makers of
the ' Portsmouth ' & ' Rotc ut.
PURE WCOLTAN
WATERPROOFED
COATS
For Lsdies & Gentlemen.
Priors for licst Tailoring, al-
though higher than they were,
havn b<-pn grossly <'xaggcrat(>d.
We have the best I We give
the bestl And charge the
lowest price.
•»•- .-- . " Ross, Exeter."
'Pluma • Exeter 46.
'^*^- Mayfair 1312.
I8TABLIIHBD 1848
HCs
^8 DEBRETT EXETER SECTION.
For High-Class Candies & Chocolates.
FREETH'S TOFFERIES LTD.
Head Office— EXETER.
Branches —
182, Union St., PLYMOUTH. X9, Fleet St., TORQUAY.
49, Bedford St., PLYMOUTH. 52, Catherine St., SALISBURY.
Also at EXMOUTH, TAUNTON & DAWLISH.
SOUTH & SOUTH-WESTERN COUNTIES
RIPPON, BOSWELL & CO., F.A.I.
8, QUEEN STREET :: :: :: :: EXETER
Surveyors, Land and Estate Agents, Auctioneers
LLUSTRATED REGISTER. PRICE 2/-; BY POST 2: 6d.
TELEPHONE No.; 204
And at London, Birmingham, Mandiester, Liverpool, Leeds, Agencies in all the prin
Gloucester, Leamington, Cheltenham, Southport & Paris. cjpal Continental Citie.
MOUSELL BROS., LTD.
CotUf odors for
REMOVING AND STORING FURNITURE,
92, Paris Street, EXETER.
Exeter Warehouse : FORNITDRE ESTIMATES FREE.
no II 1 e. . Packed for
92, Fans Street shipment Telephone - - - 1172
Hardy Ornamental-Flowering and Rare Shrubs
and Trees. Fruit Trees for Gardens, Orchards,
and Under Glass. Roses, Border Perennials,
Alpines and Herbaceous Plants. Home-grown
and Foreign Bulbs and Flower Roots, Choice
Vegetable and Flower Seeds for the Garden, and Agricultmtd Seeds
for the Farm and Estate. Landscape Gardening a Speciality.
Flowers for weddinos, funerals, etc
Separate Catalogues of all of the above free on application.
ROBERT VEITCH and SON,
The Royal Nurseries, EXETER, DEVONSHIRE
~J
DEBRETT ADVERTISEMENTS.
39
^;/ expert's
advice
without the
expert's fee
FREE to Readers
OF THE
'' IDEAL HOME"
How we can help you
HOUSE PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURAL DEPT.
On receipt of particulars we will send rough sketches
incorporating your own ideas, an approximate
estimate of building cost, and technical criticism
and advice.
GARDEN LAYOUTS AND PLANTING ADVICE. Submit
sketch of your land, giving position of house, its win-
dows and doors, trees, lawns, boundaries, etc. Give
measurements. We wiU send you suggestions.
DECORATION. A decorative artist of lifelong experience will
prepare your scheme. Special form of enquiry on
request.
FURNISHING.
State the colour scheme with which furniture mus
blend, and give approximate intended expenditure.
LIGHTING, HEATING, DRAINAGE, Etc. Detail your
questions and we will help you in your difficulties.
CURIOS, ANTIQUES, Etc.
Advice in this section is given by an expert.
HOME CRAFTS AND HOBBIES, Etc.
Ideas for profitable home occupation willingly given.
POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK. A weU-known poultry
expert deals with this important section.
LEGAL ADVICE. Any legal questions bearing on the owner-
ship or upkeep of property answered through the post.
Give your Newsagent a STANDING ORDER.
THE
IDEAL HOME
Monthly One Shilling.
PROPRIETORS : ODHAMS PRESS I.TP.
40
DEBRETT NORWICH SECTION.
18U
to
1922
The oldest and most exclusive
Drapery and Furnishing Establish-
ment in the City — noted throughout
the British Isles as a centre of
discriminating taste and good value.
Novelties manufactured expressly for
Chamberlins are constantly arriving,
and designs confined by Makers
for Norv\ich are here in abundance.
Specialists in Period Furniture and
reproductions of Antique Brass ware.
A visit of inspection throughout the Store
is solicited without obligation to purchase.
I
. . Everything for Ladies, . .
Little Misses and Children's wear.
S-
t^^Su NOR.WICH.*«-£S,«Q
DEBRETT — NORWICH SECTION.
41
NORWICH SECTION
m^^mm
^^
nDDDnnnDnnnDnnnDDnnnnnnDDnnDDDDnnnannnnnnnnnannn
a
D
a
a
D
a
a
o
a
a
D.
a
D
a
D
D
D
a
o
o
a
D
o
A. J. RUDD,
GUN & FISHING TACKLE
MANUFACTURER, —
54 LONDON STREET, NORWICH.
Telegrami :
■RUDD. GUNMAKER. NORWICH"
Telephone
667.
D
D
D
D
a
8
D
D
O
D
D
D
D
D
D
□
D
□
D
D
D
D
aaaDaaDaanaaDDaaDnnnnanaaaDanDaDaaaaDDDaDaDaDnDa
LANGFORDS
SUPERIOR
BRIDE
CAKES.
CREAMS and
(E. MARCHESI & SONS).
JELLIES.
FANCY
PASTRY COOKS AND
BISCUITS,
TEA CAKES.
&c.
Caterers for
CONFECTIONERS.
50, LONDON STREET, AND
Ballst Garden
Parties, &c.
32, PRINCE OF WALES ROAD,
T.Upho„.No.: 4 '6. NORWICH.
42
DEBRETT NORWICH SECTION.
Style N162
Finest Patent
Coltskin Shoe.
ONE of the most useful and serviceable
of Shoes is a Norvic black patent
leather Oxford style. Made in the
hand-sewn way, this shoe fits and feels as
though made to measure. Its graceful out-
lines and brilliant patent leather combine
to make a shoe you will take pride and
pleasure in wearing for all outdoor occasions.
There are a variety of other styles to choose
from.
THE SHOE nE LU^<iE
Boolilet of Styles and name of nearest Agent Post Free.
NORVIC SHOE CO., NORWICH
J
DEBRETT — NORWICH SECTION'.
43
Renowned for
SOUND VALUE
and
EFFICIENT SERVICE
Established more than
fifty years ago, this
lengthy experience en-
ables us to occupy a very
strong position as Juve-
nile Outfitters. Our
knowledge of the trade
and the requirements of
the boys is quite un-
rivalled. We know what
is wanted in Boys' Cloth-
ing, both in respect of
materials and stylfes, and
we see that our Goods
meet those requirements.
We confidently solicit
your enquiries knowing
that our services will bear
favourable compaiison
with the best of the
London Stores.
^ Complete
SCHOOL OUTFITS
Correctly and Promptly Executed.
GREENS
9& lOHAYMARKET
/w.; 2.5 NORWICH
44
DEBRETT NORWICH SECTION.
^
BARNARDS
LIMITED
NORWICH. ENGLAND.
(Established 1826.)
Telegrams : " Barnards, Norwich."
Telephone : 1477 Korwich.
HEATING ENGINEERS & EXPERTS
Installations designed and carried out
on the most modern lines for Private
Houses, Mansions, Public Buildings.
Domestic supply for Baths,
Water Softening Plants, Cold Water
Storage Tanks, Rams.
Combined Domestic Supply and
Heating Plants for Small Residences,
Bungalows, from one fire.
Inquiries Invited. Pliin^ and EsUniates at nominal
coU of expenses incurred.
NORFOLK IRON WORKS,
NORWICH.
DannDDpnannnngnnnnnnnnnnnn^^
°-" ^ ^
□::: By Appointment r/^^^^Vv *° H.M. The Queen. :::Q
I eALEg's I
I DELieiOUS I
leHOeOLATESl
iHD
"BRITISH and BEST." jjln
MADE it NORWICH, iiig
_ ■■■a
KiiiMixiaaoDOonauuijn
DEBRETT — NORWICH SECTION.
BouLTON & Paul manufactures
Engineering DepL
'' Electolite " Lighting &
Power Pl«nt«_
** Lowrev-Turbo ' Por-
table Pumpinii Sell
"Ch»ine-H»lice'
Liquid Elevators
Fencing D pt.
Wood and Iron Gates
Railing and Fencing
Ornamental Garden
Ironwork fit Woodwork
Galvanized Wire
Netting
Buildings Dept
Residences. Bungalows.Col-
tages. Motor C ai Houses.
Stables, bhehers & Sum-ner
Houses. Farm Buil'ings.
Poultry Houses. Kennels,
Conservatories Greenhouses
Comlruclional Dept.
Steel framed Buildings.
Roohng, Workshops,
Warehouses, Sheds.
Bridges. Gantries. &c
Calaloguex free.
Telephone :
Norwich 851
(Five Lines)
iiilllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli^^
BOSTON'S
I FAMOUS AND Q A DV
I DISTINCTIVE D/AD I
I CARRIAGES
= can be seen all over the Eastern Counties
g and in many other parts of the world, but
i CAN ONLY BE OBTAINED AT
I GEORGE BOSTON'S, Orford Hill.
I Illustrated Catalogues free. NORWICH.
46
DEBRETT — XORWICH SECTION.
?S":
n
'(jY(/ny'/r c
C^a
yCr/OS
II RtlMSEY WELLS
Booklet on
Application
I
I
DDDDnDDnDnnDDnDnnnDDnDDDDannDonnDnnnDDDnnnaDnDDn
^rin
a
D
D
D
□
D
D
D
a
D
D
D
D
□
D
a
D
a
a
a
a
a
o
a
D
a
D
D
o
o
a
a
a
D
Readers of Debrett requiring anything in the way of
WATERPROOFS, MARQUEES,
TENTS, FLAGS, ETC.
should communicate with the old-estabHshed firm of
CORNEY BURN & CO., LTD.
4, Exchange St.
NORWICH
Fifty years reputation for
the best goods and always
the lowest cash prices.
CONTRACTORS TO :
His' Majesty's Government.
H.M. The Queen of the Belgians.
Xorfolk and Norwich Horticul-
tural Society, ate.
TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS :
CORNEY HURN, NORWICH _
Telephone : Norwich 1272
D
D
D
a
O
a
a
o
D
D
n
D
D
D
a
a
D
a
a
a
a
D
D
a
o
n
o
D
o
D
D
D
a
D
•DO
aaDDDDaDaDaDDDaDDaDDDDDDaaDDaaDaaaaDDaaDDDDaDDaD
I
DEBRETT ADVERTISEMENTS. 47
Edited by rtORATIO BOTTOMLEY. MP.
n
Fl E success of the ** Sunday
Illustrated," not only as a
popular picture paper, but as
a review of current events and
of questions of exceptional
public interest, has been
phenomenal. The high
excellence of its editorial con-
tents commends it to the perusal
of every serious thinker.
A GREAT OUTSTANDING
SUCCESS IN SUNDAY
JOURNALISM.
Latest Pictures ^ Exclusive Neyos
The Thoughtful Articles in the " Sunday
Illustrated " are quoted in
the Press throughout
the world.
48
DEBRETT KING S LYNN SECTION.
BOROUGH OF
King's Lynn
NORFOLK
Ancient town with up-to-date methods.
THE NEAREST EAST COAST PORT TO THE
MIDLANDS.
Excellent Docks with extensive Quay Spaces.
Deep water Harbour.
The Corporation owns much land in the town and
neighbourhood, and valuable sites for Factories
and Houses are available on easy terms.
Modern sanitation, excellent water supply, elec-
tricity for light and power at cheap rates.
Low Assessments.
First-class Educational facilities.
Unique Historical Features.
Capital Residential District.
Sandringham, 8 miles.
Hunstanton, 15 miles.
All F articular s from T own Clerk
I
Photographic Dealer
■y RED.
PORTRAIT
rHOTOGRAPHHR
Films Devaloped Printed and Enlarged
LOCAL
PHOTOGRAPHIC
ALL KODAK SUPPLIES photographic vh w
102, HIGH STREET, KINO'S LYNN
DEBRETT KINg's 1,V.\N SECTION. 49
laPUCTfaTOiJfmiJlj
FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL
g'^ J >-^ y^ |-^ r/MVlll^Y /MNU ^UJVlIVlllK^lA.1^ ji
V T I ^ V J IJ r'j Readin-? Kaoin. Smoke Room, Billiard l!
Room, Bjwliny; Cireen (overlooking river), \\
XTT •^^ I f | i T Ciarage (with Inspection Pit), Excellent |1
|~H I 1 I I* I Cuisine. Fully Licensed. Ofliciallv apf>oin- i I
* ■■■^^ * ■L^'*-^ ted by the Royal Automobile Club and the \\
S ' .\utomobileAs.sociation and Motor Union. jl
% KING'S LYNN Telegrams : "Gtobe Hotel, King's I.ymi " [ !
S ^— ^^— ^^________ Telephone : .Vo. 1 ;••) j ■
S The King's l.yiin Hotel Co., Ltd., }'roprietors ! ■
5fi BV ROYAL APPoi.NTMENT Mts. A. Embllng, Manageress } |
Si figggifiailMiRraiSiBSgSBBg]^^
^«iia!s«iS!Hfig«ggaaiifiaggg!sgfi)sasa!sigJi ! fi a aB! n ^^
S. S. BURLINGHAM ii
!
Splendid 'Selection of iir \ T^/^I-IIh Q i I
WRIST".? POCKET vv/\iL>nriO ^
Oculists Prescriptions JR\\T:LLERY, SOLID SILVER
Made Up AND ELECTRO- PLATE
F.S.M.C, F.I.O., F.R. Met. Soc.
81, HIGH STREET, Jb jb KING'S LYNN
_ Tel. IQ4-
^iiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^
I LALlllliO ; consult a reliable 1 AlLivJtv |
= who will make you a costume perfect in fit, of the very best s
3 materials and trimmings, at about one-half, or two-thirds the g
5 charges made by a London West-End Tailor. S
I MAKE IT A POINT LEWIS BRUCE I
I TOPAY A VISITTO Udie.' Tailor :: KING'S LYNN. |
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiniiiitiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiin
HEN in need of the LATEST SHAPES from the LEADING
MANUFACTURERS in UNDERWEAR, from the
Most Looms and at Lowest Prices, pay a visit to -
w
GEORGE GODDARD.
THE CLOTHIER FOR MEN, YOUrHS & B'.YS,
49, HIGH STREET, KING'S LYNN,
Where you will find everything you require in the way of HATS, CAPS, GLOVES,
and HOSIERY, that will suit you as regards Quality, Price and .lashion.
DEBRETT KING S LYNN SECTION.
Ethel Letzer,
C O SiT U M E S,
FURS, DRESSES,
BLOUSES,
COATS. :: ::
^1\1 il I in er .
120. HIGH STREET,
KING'S LYNN.
T. J. GALT,
familp and Dispensing Cbemisf,
25, RAILWAY ROAD, KING'S LYNN,
Gives especial attention to all orders by post when inconvenient to call. Only the
Purest Drugs and Chemicals used in filling Prescriptions.
Everything in the wav of TOILET .-ARTICLES, PERFUMERY,
PHOTOGR.APHIC MATERIALS, &c., always in Stock.
Mr. GALT, being a Practical Optician, can supply Glasses so skilfully adapted
that they will cure that distressing headache and all sight^trouble.
fii S ifii i iiflijis ri iafi H iiag
iiSini fi! fi !fi!SlfEfi !i i!fliraiESiS tS i!l3!fi! S! fZ I
J. H. LADYMAN & CO.
TEA SPECIALISTS
AND COFFEE ROASTERS
KING'S LYNN
' Phone : 1 8 Wires : " Ladyman "
5ffiiiBi^SSiSSBffii{Hi SiBiBi5 S HZ 8 iSi!BMB!HB !
Si
♦ KJ^ O 1 JKEIEIi 1 Gramophone
KING'S LYNN
AND
HUNSTANTON
laranBBtigBMEBIIHnigBBHKfiEBUMgBUi BS!
EVERYTHING in the MUSIC TRADE
Organ Builders
Tuning and Repairing Specialists
DEBRETT ADVERTISEMENTS.
Shannon
Sectional
Bookcases
n n n
Thoroughly well made and
of handsome design — an
attractive asset to any home.
Made in Figured Oak, turned
finish or full polish — Birch
finished Mahogany or Wal-
nut, or real Mahogany, these
Sections can be stacked
round the wall of any room
or fitted into any cosy corner.
The Top and Base are the
only essential Sections for
any stack, and a' wide choice
of other Sections for Books,
with drawers, or with a desk
is available.
The Bookcase illustrated is
made up of six separate yet
complete sections being
stacked together. *
1.
Top
2
Bookcase
3.
Desk
4.
Bookcase
5.
4 Drawers
6.
Base
— as your Library grows so
your Bookcase can be ex-
panded.
For further particulars send a post card] for
Leafy 2.D.
1 Book Section (or 9J in. Books — including Top and
Base from £5 16 6 complete.
I Book Section for 9J in. Books, and ""* "i '. •
I ,, „ „ I li „ ,. including Top and
Base from £876 complete. j
In three widths: — z'l ins.; 34J ins.: 5o| Ins.
liannon
LIMITED
Ropcmaker Street, K.C.j
, J "Shannon Corner,"
n 67/59 y if t>ri« St., S.W.I
Head Offices
New Showrojms'
City Branch - 29, Queen Victoria St., E.C.4
Branckts :
Birmingham Liverpool Cairo
Bristol Manchester Ghent
Glasgow Newcastle-on-Tyiie nnissels
DEBRETT IPSWICH SECTION.
IPSWICH ^^^» SECTION
giiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisii^^
M 'PHONE 35 I
I A LSTON & MO IR |
1 Ladies' and T^ATT/^JDC 1
m Gentlemen's I jTlIl^VylStD =
I
= HOSIERS, p
^ SHIRT MAKERS, g
m BOYS" OUTFITTERS M
= Agents for Burberry and Aquascutum Coats' =
= for Ladies and Gentlemen =
I Butter Market &Thoro'f are, IPSWICH |
IllllllllililllllllllllllllilllSlllllllilillllliillllllilillllSllliy^^
DDDaaDaDDDDDnDDDaDDDDDDDDDaDDaDDaDaaoDannnnDnDan
n n
§ Ecovers of Antiques §
a
D
„ __ _,_-_-_w_ D
□ , . ^ * *• ^-•^Lrf^L^**^ all articles sold n
_ and inspect ^
n the varied 26 St. NICHOLAS STREET ^ old tully g
g collection at IPSW^ICH guaranteed §
a ""
q should call A. ELLIS
Q Correspondence solicited either for _
D selling or buying genuine Antiques. O
aQaaDDDDDoaaoaaaoDDDDaDaaDaaaDDaaaDaaaDDaaaDDDaa
DEBRETT IPSWICH SECTION.
53
COCKSEDGE & Co.
Co7istructio7ial ^ Qeneral Engineers
Specialities: IPSWICH
GARAGES
HAY BARNS
CATTLE
SHEDS
STEEL and
IRON BUILDINGS
TO ANY REQUIREMENTS
Designs & Estimates
on Application. . . .
□ A S a reader of Debrett In Ipswich you may require □
n /-\ a new trunk or bag, etc., or something else in D
p»! leather. You can make no mistake in calling on
a
a
•:♦
D
D
a
a
D
a
•:•
o
D
D
.♦.
n
a
ALFRED CLARK
SADDLERY
and
HARNESS
OF SUPERIOR
QUALITY IN
STOCK OR
MADE to ORDER
Repairs
41 & 43, PRINCES ST.
and
1. THURSBY'S LANE, IPSWICH
for
SPORTING GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
TENNIS. GOLF. FISHING
TACKLE, ETC. > ^
F Residents in the Eastern Counties who cannot conve-
♦;♦
D
D
D
♦
n
D
a
♦
D
D
D
♦>
D
D
D
♦:•
a
a
<♦ T .
n I niently call will send requirements, letters will receive Q
D prompt and personal attention. j* ,^ , »>► D
Dnnn»:»nnn*:«nnn<»nDn<*nn»:«nnn<«nnn<«nDn<*nnDa
HC4
54
DEBRETT IPSWICH SECTION.
1
Among the thousands of readers of Debrett—
YOU may be one who wants the Best Poultry
Foods, and at the lowest market price. IF SO,
send your requirements to :
BARNARD BROS.
Poultry Food Specialists
119, Fore St, IPSWICH
(Comer of Church Street).
Every descripton of
Grain, Meals, Dog
Foods, and Bird Seeds
Laying Meal for your hens that
has a reputation for best results.
Prices on application
DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS DAILY
NEATNESS — SIMPLICITY
DURABILITY
NO NUTS
OR BOLTS
The " PARAGON "
Direction Post
OF ANY
KIND
L^. IVl I L, L. D & Lx vJ , Patentees and Manufacturers,
ST. NICHOLAS FOUNDRY, IPSWICH. ENGLAND.
FULL PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION
Telephone ■ 525. Telegrams : Mills, Ipswich, 525
CORNELL & CORNELL, LTD.
Established
1799
Incorporating PAIN & BAYLES,
14, Tavern St., IPSWICH
Telephone
520
Family & Dispensing Chemists,
Sole Proprietors of
Anness* Hair Restorer for Grey and Faded Hair.
Price 1/6 per Bottle. Post Paid 2/3
I WOODCOCK & SON, I
1 Lan I Agents^ ^Auctioneers & Va/uers, 1
g Specialists in the Sale of Farms, Agri- . M
M cultural Estates and Country Houses M
M in the Eastern Counties and elsewhere. M
I 45, PRINCES STREET, IPSWICH. loT |
DEBRETT IPSWICH SECTION. 55
" Vir^TOU ¥ A '* COOKING RANGES FOR
▼ *V-4 X VyJXl-^l. COTTAGE PROPERTY
New and Second-Hand Lawn Mowers
REPAIRS TO LAWN MOWERS AND
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY A SPECIALITY
GEORGE ABBOTT LTD.,
CROWN IRONWORKS, - IPSWICH
AKESTERS
A name well-known both at Home and Abroad (or
ARTISTIC DYEING AND DRY CLEANING
mm^m^^^^^^^^^ of gyeiy description.
IPS WW I w M ' speciality in Ladies and Genllemens' Hats.
Matte to look I ike new. Your esteemed orders will receive every attention.
Receiving Depots :
29, St. Nicholas Street. No. 9, Norwich Road.
Works at Handford Road.
In connection with the SUNLIGHT LAUNDRY — " .1 laundry with a conscience."
'Phone : 1(X)8.
HAMMOND BROS. & CHAMPNESS,
LIMITED.
ELECTRIC, HYDRAULIC
& HAND-POWER LIFTS
(Passenger and Service)
For MANSIONS, CLUBS,
HOTELS, PRIVATE HOUSES
ALFRETON STREET, LONDON, S.E.
56
DEBRETT CHESTER SECTION.
CHESTER
SECTION
1 T ¥ ^ T"* X T'^ 7'y'^V Ik, T ::":;::•••••••••••••••••••••••:••:::•
H. KENYON 1
Member of the
British Antique Dealers' Association
45a BRIDGE STREET ROW
CHESTER Tel. 1059
I
Established 18S7. Telephone 180
F. J. JONES & SONS, fSri The Eastgate, CHESTER.
(Works: FOREST STREET, CHESTER).
A;carded the Gold Medal at the Cheshire Agricultural Show, 1921
EVERVXHING ElaECXRieT^La
COMPLETE INSTALLATIONS.FOR EVERY CLASS OF PROPERTY.
"Lalley-light," " Delco-Light," "Lister," City-Light," "Mercure"
or any other makes of Lighting Plants a speciality.
Splendid selection of Silk and Hand Painted'Shades. Latest'designs in Standards and Bowl Fiilin^s
Prompt Attention. Repairs ot every description. Day and Night.
I
DEBRETT — CHESTER SECTION.
57
DEBRETT CHESTER SECTION.
^
TEL. 272
J. Kendrick & Son
NORTHGATE ROW, CHESTER wedding s^
CHRISTENING
CONFECTIONERS caj^bs
& CATERERS, r^^"'^^'"
PIANOS :: PLAYER PIANOS
:: :: GRAMOPHONES .: ::
LARGE STOCK OF RECORDS . . . . 2s. 6d. to 21s
TUNERS attend all part^-,
Shropshire, Cheshire, N. Wales
E. DALE, 51, Bridge St. Row, CHESTER
jLa(^/W ^f Gentlemen' s Tailors
94, PETTY FRANCE
{Late York Street),
ST. TAMES' PARK, S.W.
A D JOINING
ST. JAMES' PARK
STATION.
Telephone Vic. 484.
Breeches Livery
DEBRKTT DERBY SECTION.
59
iillllillllllllllllllllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllllllllH^
I HOLMES BROS., LTD. |
UNIQUE
DESIGNS FOK
HIGH CLASS
MOTOR BODIES.
REMODELLING
AND
RENOVATIONS
A SPECIALITY.
Specialists for Rolls-Royce Cars
MANUFACTORY :
LONDON ROAD, DERBY.
Tel«.: DERBY 8.
lilllllllllliil|!||llllllilllllillli:|llllllllllllillllllilillllliilllllllllllllii
M
k
SHOPS ; Telephone 5'u-
WORKS : Telephone 475.
e.W.Malllttd.
thing
for
travel
The TRUNK STORES
CORN MARKET
AND
LONDON ROAD,
DERBY.
LARGE STOCK OF
UMBRELLAS,
WALKING STICKS,
CANES, ETC.
(. \V IIAI.L. LTD rOKN MARKKT and l"). LONDON ROAO
6o
DEBRETT DERBY SECTION.
E. MONTAGUE TREBLE,
PHOTOGRAPHER & MINIATURE PAINTER
r/ie'DERESKE
STUDIOS.
DERBY.
Telephone :
Derby 728.
HAVE FEWER AND
HAVE THEM BETTER.
JOHN HEYWOOD, Ltd.
121, Deansgate,
MANCHESTER,
and 20 & 22, St. Bride Street, London, E.C.
Telegrams :
"Booxs Manchester."
Handworked, London. '
"Phones : .
Manchester : 7AM Central (7 lines
London : 3<)56 Holb.
Educational Publishers,
Scholastic (Contractors,
and Advertising Hgents.
PRINTERS TO H.M. GOVERNMENT.
CONTRACTORS TO H.M. ADMIRALTY & WAR OFFICE.
MANUFACTURING STATIONERS.
PAPER AGENTS & MERCHANTS.
BOOKSELLERS for Home and Export.
Dealers in Gold, Sil'oer. Glass and Fancy Goods.
MANUFACTURERS OF EDUCATIONAL & OFFICE FURNITURE.
Faclories: Hulme Hall Road, Manchester.
Weaste Road South, Weaste, Manchester.
Established 1848. Telephone 838
The Sight-Testing and Spectacle Fitting are
under the personal superinteu'
dence ot the Principals.
^i
Sfi
p-V\C^
The
Sight-
Testing
Rooms,
24, George St., Plymouth.
Sole Proprietors ot the "Areo" (regt.) Spectacles and Pine»-Nez.
DEBRETT ADVERTISEMENTS. 6 1
^im urn oou,
^ Head Offlce~4 & 6, EXHIBITION ROAD, /
SOUTH KENSINGTON. LONDON, S.W.7
(Telephone -No. : 144 Kensington.)
SUPPLY ABSOLUTELY PURE NEW MILK.
CREAM AND OTHER DAIRY PRODUCE.
Soured Milk, Sterilised Milk, Humanised Milk and all other
Preparations of Milk are Specialities of the Company's Trade.
The Business is conducted under Strict Medical and Veterinary supervision.
BRANCHES THROUGHOUT THE WEST END
AND AT BRIGHTON & HOVE.
GERARD LTD.
Florists to H.'!M the ^een
ROYAL WARRANT HOLDERS
Permanent Display of Unique Floral Designs suitable for
all occasions, at Moderate Prices. Agents in Paris and
New York. Special Messengers to Atlantic Steamers.
ESTABLISHED IN 1884
Tslephone : Telegrams :
QBRRARD 5003 & 5879. "INrERMEZZO. RIO.
ONLY ADDRRSS
178, REGENT STREET, LONDON, W.l
62 DEBRETT SALISBURY SECTION,
Salisbury Mr^^BS Section
^STYLE & GERRISH ^
ESTABLISHED GENERAL, FANCY |
RiJrrcrn.h AND FURNISHING ^
i DRAPERS I
MILLINERS AND COSTUMIERS
^- .... ^
Ladies' and Children's Outfitters ^
E
Gentlemen's Tailors and Outfitters 'PHONE :
^ CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN No. 63
W U ND ERTAKERS ^
^Market Place, Salisbury^^^l
TELEPHONE NO. 45 OFFICERS' MESSES SUPPLIED
TELEGRAMS : HART,
SALISBURY
^(jrt
Purveyors of
MEAT, FISH, GAME,
POULTRY and ICE
Butcher Row and Market Place, SALISBURY
DEBRETT SALISBURY SECTION. 63
EitubltsheJ 1842
FRANK HIGHMAN & SON, LTD.
HKRALDIC. MONUMENT.\L DESIGNERS AND STEAM
and GENERAL ENGRAVERS .. LITHOGRAPHERS
ILLUMINATORS
to Oueen Victoria, King Edward PUBLISHERS of CITY PLANS
VII. and King George V. ETC H I N G S A N D G U I D ES
25, Catherine Street, Salisbury.
READERS of " Debrett" n Salisbury and County, who wish the
best of everything in the GROCERY LINE, and at the
Lowest Market Prices, should call or send a trial order to
FRANK SHEPHERD,
FAMILY GROCER.
69, FISHERTON STREET. SALISBURY,
and you will not be disappointed.
-H
MOORE BROS,
r. C. M(X)KI-, Proprietor.
Military & Family
BOOTMAKERS
BOOTS & SHOES OF HUNTING & LIVERY
EVERY DESCRIPTION BOOTS A SPECIALITY
MADE TO ORDER IN if-oWv recommenced io
FIRST-CLASS STYLE Reaaers of " Debreit"
i'Hom: 162.
51, Silver Street, SALISBURY
I B
64 DEBRETT SALISBURY SECTION.
5*hotograt)hcr
REGINALD HARDING ''ir^:9SSrS^"'
ROYAL STUDIOS, SALISB RY "■""*H?„t"°g!rtc':''"""
Telegrams- "RO\AL STUDIOS, SALISBURY." Motor any distance.
Earliest & Choicest English & Foreign Fruit, Flowers & Vegetahlti
Bouquets, Wreaths and Crosses
Telephone: SHOP 140
yfediej
-'^^''T^r^^^^^'^
;^'Uk^^^^ 86&28,ffighSt..
HtJB^J^* SALISBURY.
Telegraphic Address : "Motors, Salisbury." Telephone .Vo : 170 Salisbury.
ROWLAND & SON S.
A UTOMOBILE 6- GENERAL ENGINEER S,
First-class Open and Closed Cars for Hire akd
Parties Catered for in our Luxurious Motor Co.\ches.
88 to 106, Castle Street, SALISBURY.
EVERY REQUIREMENT FOR
MOTOR OWNERS.
DEAN'S
RAG BOOKS
IDEAL FOR THE NURSERY.
DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS,
65
Winchester
Section
Black Swan Hotel
WINCHESTER
First-class Family and Commercial,
'Near Cathedral. Coffee, Drawing
and Private Sitting Rooms.
Billiards. Motor Garage. Posting.
Omnibus meets trains. Telephone 450
D. C. EDMONDS & SONS
general &^ Fancy T)rapers
Ladies' Outfitters. Costumiers & Milliners.
106, High Street, WINCHESTER.
While we are an old-established house, we recognise that
age in itself is no recommendation, therefore we apply
modern and efficient methods to all our tlepartments.
New goods and models are continually arriving.
= Also at 39 AND 40 NoRTHBRooK Street. NEWBURY, for g
j Furnishing, Repairs, Removals caxd Warehousing. g
. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^^
66
DEBRETT ADVERTISEMENTS.
"WYKEHAM"
TWEEDS,
SERGES,
FLAXNELS.
" PE8C0 "
UNDERWEAR
AND
HALF HOSE.
Townends
30. THE PIAZZA, WINCHESTER,
Tailors and Outfitters for
Gentlemen and their Sons
" RADIAC "
SHIRTS
AND
PYJAMAS
SCHOOL &
COLLEGE
OUTFITS
E. W. CANNINGS & CO.
(Late Richards and Sons). Established over 70 years.
20, JEWRY STREEF WINCHESTER
HUNiING
POLO
SADDLERS
PARK
RACE
All kinds of Saddles
converted to the
'wykeham' Patent
Sole Makers of the
WYKEHAM"
SADDLE
For Ladies or Gents
1,000 Testimonials
from ALL parts of
THE WORLD.
HARNESS
MAKERS
TRAVELLING REQUISITES
including
Trunks, Suit, Blouse, and Attache Cases
ALL KINDS OF SPORTING REQUISITES IN STOCK.
PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION.
HELEN TEMPLE
I69, SLOANE ST., LONDON, S.W.i-
Specialist in the
art of beautifying the
Hair & Complexion.
CLEANSING LOTION UNEQUALLED FOR CLEANSING AND
CLEARING THE SKIN.
A SKILLED CHIROPODIST IS AI^O IN ATTENDANCE.
Telephone: — ViUoria 179. Recommended by the Medical Profession.
DEBRETT WINCHESTER SECTION'.
67
Th7 lady's Piciorial.
By amalgamating with the
Lady's Pictorial, EVE has
formed A
TRIPLE ALLIANCE
0/ WIT, WORTH
AND WISDOM
unequalled in its power to
please.
The woman of to-day finds in
the New EVE the greatest bar-
gain on the bookstalls. EVE
every Wednesday is the biggest
Shillingsworth she can buy.
If you would know what modern
women are doing, thinking,
wearing, you should not — must
not — dare not miss
Th* Lady's Pictorial.
You can become a Subscriber to
" EVE — The I^dys Pictorial "
through your Newsagent, or b,
writing to the Publisher, The Sphere
and Tatler. Ltd.. 6, Great New
Street. Fetter Lane, E.C.4
DEBRETT WINCHESTER SECTION
No'w daddy plays
POOR daddy used to say he
was a stranger to his own
children, but that was be-
toie he got the TriumphAuto.
All fond of music, none of us played well, and our strumming
and vamping got on daddy's nerves, so we visited friends for
musical evenings.
Daddy didn't come — usually too tired after the business
day. Then he got the TriumphAuto. Now things are
different ; he's quite a new daddy, we never dreamed he
had so much music in him.
You see, the TriumphAuto is different from an ordinary
player piano, daddy can play anything — classical master-
pieces, song accompaniments, and dances — but it's daddy
playing, it's all his own expression and touch. Now we're
usually at home and friends foregather for our musical
evenings.
You should send for the free illustrated book which explains
the unique controls — -the Triumphodist — the Temponomc,
and other features which make good music a possible art
for you, or call at the Triumph.\uto Showrooms and test
this instrument yourself.
The TriumphAuto is built in several styles of Grand, Baby
Grand and Cottage models, with beautifully finished cases
in a variety of good woods.
Tricimpl^polrq
'/t makes mus/c/ans or us all
HBT BOOK.
DEBRETT'S ILLUSTRATED
HERALDIC AND BIOGRAPHICAL
HOUSE OF COMMONS
AND
THE JUDICIAL BENCH.
1922
DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA
FACTS FOR THE
HOME-MAKER^:
IN the present post-war re- adjustment, when
so many are considering the question of
restarting overseas, the Union of South Africa
merits special attention from those who
have a taste for rural life and sufficient capital to
acquire and develop land.
The climate is invigorating and pleasant, and the
residential conditions are attractive. It is a large
country, with such variety of formation that in
some part or other the prospective farmer will find
just the environment in which he and his family
are likely to be happy, and the means of making
a living there from agriculture. There are many
portions of the Union of South Africa in which,
among noble surroundings, under outdoor healthful
conditions, a farmer working competently may
through the years build up a valuable estate.
Not less than ;^2,ooo is required for even a modest
start. There are good facilities for obtaining train-
ing and guidance before investing capital. Full
particulars should in the first instance be obtained
from the Office of the High Commissioner for the
Union of South Africa, Trafalgar Square, W.C.2.
I
'^'?,T^X- APR 2^ 1922
FIFTT-SIXTH ANNUAL EDITIOV.
,^i
NBT BOOK.
House of Commons^^
AND THE
Judicial Bench.
ILLUSTRATED WITH HUNDREDS OF ARMORIAL
ENGRAVINGS.
'^tmhtxt ai \\t llmj^frial Harliamjent, aub Jfuirgits of 6ttgIattJr.
JJjcdlanbr, anir SIwTanb', anir of t^^t Colonies, etc.
EDITED BY
ARTHUR G. M. HESILRIGE.
1922
1922
v4// ri]fA/j under the Copyright Ac
LONDON:
DEAN & SON, LIMITED, i6oA, FLEET STREET, E.C.4.
DEBRETT ADVERTISEMENTS.
S"^^
:i
coans
ORIGINAL
NUMBERPLATES
ALUMINIUM
ONE
SOLID CASTING
WOROINC'RELIEF'
POLISHED LETTERS
AND
r^BEADEDEDCESj
LA-99i6
2i9.GosweII Road. ECl
Phones Central 4879 Ciiy 3840.
THE
FINISHING
TOUCH
WHICH MEANS
SO
B[/Y FINESJ FURS
direct from the Manufacturer,
Geo. Augustus Nicholas
:: Manufacturing Furrier^ ::
177, Regent St., London, W.I.
LADIES' FUR COATS,
FUR WRAPS, CRAVATS,
MUFFS. Etc.
GENTLEMEN'S FUR-
LINED COATS, FUR
RUGS, Etc.
Illustrated Catalogue Post Free.
Ttlegrams : " Majestual, London.''
Telephone: Regent 3774.
Furs stored from moth.
DEBRETT — AUVERTISEMENTS,
"Tor'parBiars cf 5aiDn^^?aaity jwm^
mttisi INDIA
MaiLFreiOht^^^ri^erServices
E6ypt
India
Ceylon
Persian
— Gulf
Burmah
Siam
Mauritius
New --
Zealand
Australia
Tasmania
Polynesia
Straits ^
Settlements
China
Japan
P60 or BrIUsh India Passat?e or Freight Depts.
122.LEADENHALL ST., LONDON. E.C.3.
DEBRETT ADVERTISEMENTS.
HJiiiiiiiiiiniiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiU:
yj ijrfk'f
1 ■hm_
WJ.'M.IMJI
H
PACIFIC !
g^^^^ STEAMERS HOTELS TRAINS ^^'WJWi
I Canadian Pacific Steamships |
= connecting with =
I Canadian Pacific Trains |
= provide the most frequent and regular services from =
I EUROPE to all parts of CANADA. U.S.A., |
I JAPAN & CHINA, with through bookings to |
= New Zealand and Australia via Vancouver. =
I CANADIAN PACIFIC HOTELS are situated at I
E all chief commercial and tourist centres in Canada. E
j CANADIAN PACIFIC LANDS for sale in |
E Western Canada and British Columbia at 5
E moderate prices E
I MONEY ORDERS issued and PARCELS FORWAR- |
E DED by DOMINION EXPRESS to Canada and U.S.A. E
E For Sailings, Fares and other information apply — E
I CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY |
E EUROPEAN HEAD OFFICE: S
E 62-35, Charing Cross, London, S.W.L E
BELFAST, 41-43, Victoria Street.
BIRMINGHAM, 4, Victoria Square.
BRISTOL, 18, St. Augustine's Parade.
DUNDEE, 88, Commercial Street.
GLASGOW, 25, Bothwell Street.
LIVERPOOL, Liver Bldg.. Pier Head.
LONDON. 103, Leadenhall St., E.G.-,.
LONDONDERRY, 50, Foyle Street.
MANCHESTER, i. Mount Street
SOUTHAMPTON, 14, Canute Road.
ZZ Or Local Agents everywhere. =
iiiiiiijiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
CONTENTS
PACK
Abbreviations Ixi
Accepted Office xv
Administrations, List of • , . Ivi
Advertisements, Index to, at end of Vol.
Appeal, Lords and Judges of 331
Bristol Tolzev Court, Judge of 397
BvK-ELECTIONS XV
Chairman of Co. of London Sessions 398
Changes since the General Election of Dec. 1918 . . . xv
Clerks and Officers of the House of Commons . . . 492
,, ,, ,, House of Lords .... 491
Clubs and Addresses of Club Houses 495
Colonial Judges 422
Committee of Privy Council 331
Common Serjeant of London . • 396
Consistory Court of London, Judge of 397
Constitution of House of Commons liv
Counties, Boroughs, and Universities returning Members
TO Parliament 179
County Court Judges of England and Wales .... 357
County Court Judges of Ireland 370
Created Peers, Privy Councillors, Baronets, Order of
Merit, Knights, and Companions (M.P.'s) .... xix
Deputy Chairman of Co. of London Sessions .... 397
Dominion Judges 442
Duration of Parliaments, Table of Ivi
English High Court Judges 331, 332
Explanations of Technical Parliamentary Expressions . xx>v
General Elections since 1832 liv
Household Appointments xxx
Ireland, Council of 277
Ireland, Parliament of Northern 279
,, „ Southern ...... 278
Irish Free State Provisional Government .... 277
Irish High Court Judges 332, 348
Isle of Man Appeal and High Courts 332, 355
Judges of County Courts of England and Walbs . . .357
IREIAND 370
Judicial Bench 331
Liverpool Court of Passage, Presiding Judge .... 398
Lords High Chancellors liv
Lords'Lieutenant of Counties 493
Lord Mayor of London 396
CONTENTS.
PACK
Lords of Session, Scotland 332, 352
Mayor's and City of London Court, Judge of .... 397
Members of Parliament, Alphabetical List of . . . .1
Metropolitan Magistrates 402
Ministry, The xxix
New Members since General Election xxi
Northern Ireland, Ministry of 282
,, ,, Parliament of 284
,, ,, Senate of 283
Norwich Guildhall Court of Record, Judge of . . . 398
Obituary of Members of Parliament xxiii
Occurrences during Printing ....... Ixii
Passage Court, Liverpool, Presiding Judge .... 398
Peerage (abridged) 284
Peeresses in their own Rights Iviii
Peers' Surn.ames 321
Peers and Peeresses who are Minors Iviii
Political Appointments in Royal Household .... xxx
Political Organisations xxxiii
Preface xi
Privy Council, List of 327
Privy Council, Judicial Committee of 331
Prorogation of Parliament, Dates of liii
Railway and Canal Commissioners 332, 356
Recorders 374
Representative Peers Iviii
Resigned xxiv
Returned for Two Constituencies xxiv
Royal Household Political Appointments . . . . . xxx
Salford Hundred Court of Record, Judge of . . . . 398
Scottish High Court Judges 332, 352
Seats Vacant - • xxvii
Sheriffs of Scotland . . 410
Sheriffs Substitute of Scotland 4^3
Southern Ireland, Parliament of 279
,, ,, Senate of 278
Speakers of House of Commons liv
Stipendiary Magistrates 4^7
Surnames of Peers 321
Technical Parliamentary Expressions and Practices xxxv
Temporal Chancellor, co. Durham 39<>
Titles of Heirs Apparent to Dukes, Marquesses, and Earls. 330
Vice-Admirals of the Coast 39^
Vice-Chancellor, CO. Lancaster 397
DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR. BARNARDO'S
HOMES
CHARTER :
"No Destitute Child
Ever Refused Admission."
Motto :
** For God and Country/'
NO RED TAPE.
NO VOTES REQUIRED.
A FEW FIGURES.
91,416 Children have passed through the Rescue Doors.
14,497 dealt with last year.
7,331 is the average number of Boys and Girls in residence.
431 are Crippled, Incurable, Deaf and Dumb, physically afflicted,
or sick.
845 Boys and Girls are under Industrial Training.
27,016 Young People have been migrated to Canada and the Overseas
Dominions. 95 per cent, do well.
10,715 Barnardo Boys fought for you on land and sea
in the Great War.
380 Boys are constantly in training for the Navy and
Mercantile Marine.
£50 Maintains and trains a boy for a year at the
Watts Naval School.
•*• Cheques and Orders, payable " DR, BARNARDO'S HOMES," and
crossed {Notes should be Registered), and Parcels of Blankets, Clothing and
Toys, may be sent to the Director, Rear- Admiral SIR HARRY
STILEMAN.
Head Offices, 18 to 26. STEPNEY CAUSEWAY, LONDON. E.l.
DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHCENIX
Assurance Company, Ltd.
PHCENIX HOUSE,
KING WILLIAM ST.,
LONDON. E.G. 4.
Chairman : Sir GERALD H. RYAN, Bart.
Total Assets Claims Paid
£25,000,000 £1 40,000,000
FIRE - LIFE - ACCIDENT - MARINE
Workmen's Compensation, Motor,
Fidelity Guarkntee, Burglary.
Annuities Granted on Favourable Terms.
General IManacrer - R. Y. SKETCH.
I
PREFACE.
|HE elections to the Southern and Northern Padiaments of
Ireland, under the provisions of the Government of Ireland
Act 1920, were held in May and June of last „ ..
year, the Northern Parliament being opened ^' i^\t
by the King in person (accompanied by the |_-|.,jj
Queen) on June 22nd, 1921, and in his speech on that occa-
sion His Majesty laid the foundation of the future steps taken to engender
peace in Ireland. A distribution of Honours took place in connection
with the opening.
Although the subsequent attempt made by the Government in July
192 1 to bring about a settlement of Irish affairs proved abortive, and
Parliament was prorogued in November following without „
success having eventuated in this connection, the Recess cf*A _r
happily proved more fruitful in results, as in the small hours jf^i^^^i
of the morning of December 6th an Agreement between the
Government and the Representatives of Southern Ireland was signed,
providing for the establishment of a Free State of Ireland. This Agree-
ment was ratified by the Imperial Parliament at a short Session Decem-
ber 14th to 19th, 192 1, was confirmed by a majority of Dail Eireann on
January 7th, 1922, and was ratified by the Southern Parliament of Ireland
(called together for that purpose) on the 14th of the same month, a Pro-
visional Government at the same time being set up to carry out, with the
British Government, the necessary arrangements of transfer under the
Treaty.
As, however, both time and legislation will be required before the
Irish Free State can be finally constituted, when Southern Ireland will
cease to have representatives in the Imperial Parliament, details
regarding all those returned to the thirty-first Parliament of the United
Kingdom at the election of 1918 are still included in the present issue of
"Debrett's House of Commons and the Judicial Bench," and
for the purposes of record the lists of those elected in May p
and June 1921 to both the Southern and Northern Parlia- 277V0 284
ments of Ireland and the Southern and Northern Senates,
as well as to the Council of Ireland, have been added ; in the Judicial
Bench the Judges of the High Court, both in Southern and Northern
Ireland, are given as constituted last year.
In April 1921 the Rt. Hon. James Lowther resigned the Speakership
of the House of Commons, which he had held since 1905, having been
four times re-elected, and was succeeded in that Office by « ,
the Rt. Hon. John Henry Whitley, M.P. for Halifax, the ^p«»""-
ninth to hold it since the date of the Reform Act of 1832. Shortly
after his retirement the Rt. Hon. James Lowther's services to the House
of Commons were rewarded with the customary Viscountcy, and he is now
known as Viscount Ullswater. Of ihe Viscountcies conferred on the
seven other Speakers who have occupied the Chair since the date of the
Reform Act four are still in existence : those conferred on Speakers
.Manners- Sutton, Brand, Peel, and Gully, by the respective titles of \'is-
counts Canterbury, Hampden, Peel, and Sclby, while those bestowed on
Speakers Abercromby, Shaw-Lefevre, and Denison, as Viscounts Dun-
fermline, Eversley, and Ossington respectively, have meanwhile become
extinct, although the second-mentioned dignity was subsequently revived
k
XI 1 PREFACE.
in 1906 as a Barony. The Barony of Onslow, held by the present Earl
of Onslow, is another title given to a former Speaker of the House of
Commons, but it was conferred only some years after the termination of
his short tenure of that ofifice, while the Barony of Colchester, bestowed
on Speakei Abbot in 1817, became extinct as recently as 1919.
Another Lady Member in the person of Mrs. Margaret Wintringham
has now joined Viscountess Astor (the first Lady Member to take her
. seat) in the House of Commons. This new M.P. was elected
^ ^, for the Louth Division of Parts of Lindsey in September of
last year, in place of her deceased husband, who had repre-
sented that constituency in Parliament since January 1920. The petition
of Viscountess Rhondda (on behalf of Peeresses in their own right) for a
writ of summons to sit in the Upper House has been referred to the
Committee for Privileges of the House of Lords.
There was a reconstruction of the Ministry in April 1921, which, in
addition to showing an extensive rearrangement of appointments, included
_, the acceptance of the Leadership of the House of Commons
j^.*. . by the Rt. Hon. J. Austen Chamberlain with the Office of
inis ry. Lord Privy Seal, in place of the Rt. Hon. A. Bonar Law,
who had resigned, also the retirement of Lieut. -Col. Lord Edmund Ber-
nard Talbot, G.C.V.O., D.S.O., M.V.O. (Deputy Earl Marshal) from
the Office of Parliamentary Patronage Secretary to the Treasury and
Chief Government Whip upon his appointment to be the first Viceroy
of Ireland under the Government of Ireland Act 1920, when he was
created Viscount FitzAlan of Derwent.
During its three years of existence the present Imperial Parliament
has had many changes in its personnel. From pages xv to xxvii, under
_ the heading of " Changes since the General Election Dec.
hrcc^ 1918 " it will be seen that 70 new Members have been elected
Ch*'^*e ^^ ^^ result of 84 Bye-elections held; 46 Members have
resigned their seats or vacated them by reason of appoint-
ment to Offices of profit under the Crown or on elevation to or succession
to Peerages ; 33 Members have died, 7 have been raised to the Peerage,
19 have been sworn of the Privy Council, i name has been added to the
Order of Merit, and 2 M.P.'s have become Companions of Honour; 20
Members have been created Baronets, 33 have received the honour of
Knighthood, 18 have been nominated Commanders or Companions of
the Orders of Knighthood, 3 Members have succeeded to Peerages and
4 to Baronetcies, while 7 seats (including 4 Irish) are vacant at the time
of going to press.
Included in the Parliamentary Section, in addition to biographies
of Members of Parliament and full Polling Statistics, will be found lists
. of the Southern and Northern Parliaments of Ireland as
Parha- elected 1 921, an abridged Peerage, a list of the Privy
mentary Council, and " Explanations to Technical Parliamentary
j" . . . Expressions." An exceptionally large number of new ap-
G* idc* pointments have had to be chronicled in the Judicial
Bench Section both at home and abroad, and a Court of
Appeal for Palestine has been established, details of which are recorded
among the Colonial Judges.
Arthur G. M. Hesilrkie,
Editor.
160A, hXEET Strket, London, E.G. 4
February 2iid, 1922.
DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS.
BY APPOINTMENT
SCOTCH WHISKY
IN A CLASS BY ITSELF
Lagavulin Distillery, Island of I slay
Malt Mill Distillery, Island of Islay
Craigellachie Glenlivet Distillery, Glenlivet
Hazelburn Distillery, Kintyre
Mackie & Co., Distillers, Limited
— Established 1742 —
D EBRETT — A DVERTISEM ENTS.
Bp Warrants of ilppoititttietit to
Rer majestp Queen illexandra.
I>er late majestp Queen Victoria.
ana tbe Ropal Familp.
fi.m. Cbe Queen of norwap. $c, $c.
Telegrams : Telephone :
' Headcover, Knights, London." 519 Kensington
ROBERT HEATH.
LIMITED.
The Royal and
Imperial Hatters
LADIES' HATTERS & TAILORS
Only Address —
37 & 39, Knightsbridge,
LONDON S.W.I.
ESTABIilSHED OYER 70 YEARS
XV
CHANGES, ETC., SINCE GENERAL
ELECTION. DEC. 1918.
ACCEPTED OFFICE
AND VACATED THEIR SEATS.
Brace, Rt. Hon. William. Glaitiorgan, S.
Dh'., appointed Ch. Labour Adviser to
Depart, of Mines.
Carson, Ri. Hon. Sir Edward Henry, P.C.,
K.C.. LI..D., Belfast^ Duncairn Dnu, ap-
pointed a Loid of Appeal in Ordinarj'.
Clyde, Rt. Hon. James .Avon. P.C, K.C ,
Edinburgh, A''. /Vr-., appointed Ix>rd Justice-
Gen, of Scotland.
Geddes, Brig. -Gen. the Rt. Hon. Sir Auckland
Campbell, P.C, K.C.B., M.D., Hampshire.
Basingstoke Div., appointed .Ambassador
Extraor. and Plen. to U.S.A.
Henn-, Rt. Hon. Denis Stanislaus, P.C.
K.C., Londonderry co., S. Div., appointed
Lord Ch. Justice of N. Ireland.
McCalmont, Lieul.-Col. Robert Chaine Alex-
ander, D.S.O., Antrim, E. Div., appointed
to a Mil. Command.
Pe«l. Col. Robert Francis, Suffolk, Wood-
bridge Div., appointed Gov. ofSt. Helena.
Samuels, Rt. Hon. Arthur W.irren, P.C, K.C,
L1«D., Dui'lin Univ., appointed a Judge ol
the High Court in Ireland.
Smith, Lieut. -Col. the Rt. Hon. Sir Frederick
Edwin. Bt., P.C, K.C, Liverpool, llest
Oerfy Prv., appointed Lord High Chan-
cellor (now Baron Birkenhead).
Talbot, Lieut. -Col. the Rt. Hon. I.ord Edmund
Bernard, P.C, G.C.V.O., D.S.O., Sutux
I4^est, Cliichester Dh:, appointeid Lord-
Lieut, of Ireland.
Weigall, Lieut. -Col. William Ernest George
Archibald, Lindsey, Homcastle Div., ap-
pointed (>ov. of S. Australia.
Wilson, Daniel Martin, K.C, appointed a
County Court Judge in Ireland and Recunler
of Belfast.
BYE-ELECTIONS.
CONSTITUENCIES FOR WHICH HELD.
AbereUtnshire and Kincardineshire,
Central Div., .April i6th, 1919.
Antrim Co.,
E. Antrim Div., May 37th, 1919.
Argyllshire, March lothi 1930.
Armagh Co.,
Mid Armagh Div., June, 1921.
Athton-under-Lynt, Jan. 31st, 1930.
Btd/ordshire,
Bedford Div., April 33rd, 1921.
Bel/ast,
Duncairn Div., June 23rd, 1921.
Bcticshire,
Abingdon Div., May 14th, 192 1.
Birmingham,
Moseley Div., March 4th, 1921.
\y. Div., March 31st, 1921.
Bristol,
tf. Div., April 9th, 1921.
Bromley, Dec. 17th, 1910.
Cantlierwell,
JV.-IV. Div., March 31st, 1920.
Cardiganshire, Feb. i8th, 1921.
Cheshire,
Eddisbury Div., April 19th, 1921.
Croydon,
S. Div., Nov. 14th, 1919.
Cumberland,
Penrith and Cockeriiiouth, .May 13th, I92r.
Dorsetshire,
E. Div., April 16th, 1921.
Dotun Co.,
Mid Dovm Div., July 2nd, 1931.
N. Down Div., June 20th, 1931.
\y. Down Div., July 14th, 1921.
Dublin Univ., July 28th, 1919.
Dudley, March 4th, 1931.
Durham,
Chester-le-Street Div., Nov. 13th, 1919,
Edinburgh,
N. Div., April 9th, 1920.
.V. Div., April 9th, 1920.
Glamorfanskire,
Caerphilly Dh:, Aug. 24th, 1921.
Glasge^v,
Pollok Ph\, April 14th, 1931.
Hampshire,
Basingstoke Div., March 31st, 1930.
Hastings, May 4th, 1931.
Herefordshire,
Here/ord Dh:, Jan. nth, 1931.
Hertfordshire,
Hetnel Hempstead Div , Nov. 9th, 1930.
Hertford Div., June 16th, 1931.
St. Albans Div., Dec. loth, 1919.
Hornsey, Nov. loch, 1931.
Hford, Sept. 35th, 1930.
XVI
CHANGES SINCE GENERAL ELECTION.
Kent,
Dartford Div., March 27th, 1920.
Dover Div., Jan. i2th, 1921.
Isleo/ThaiietDiv., Nov. 15th, 1919.
Kingston-upon-Hull,
Central Div., March 29th, 1919.
Kirkcaldy Disi., March ^t\\, 1921.
Lanarkskire,
Boihmell Div., i\i\y i6th, 1919.
Lancashire,
Heywood and Radclijffc Div., June 8th,
1921.
Middleton atui Prestiuich Div., Nov.
22nd, 1920.
Westlioughton Div., Oct. 4th, 1921.
Widnes Div., Aug. 30th, 1919.
Letoisham,
IV. Div., Sept. 13th, 1921.
Leyton,
W. Diz'., March ist, 1919-
Lindsey,
Horticastle Div., Feb. 25th, 1920.
Louth Div., June 3rd, 1920 ; Sept. 22nd,
1921.
Liverpool,
W. Derby Diz'., Feb. 26th, 1919.
Londonderry Co.,
N. Div., March 4th, 1919.
S. Div., Aug. 29th, 1921 ; Jan. i8th,
1921.
Manchester,
Ruskolme Div., Oct. 7th, 1919.
Monmouthshire,
Ebbvj Vale Div., July 26th, 1920.
Abertillery Div., Dec. 21st, 1920.
Nelson and Colne, June 17th, 1920.
Norfolk,
S. Div., July 27th, 1920.
Northampton, April ist, 1920.
Orkney and Shetland, May 17th, 1921.
Oxford Univ., March 24th, I9i9-
Paisley, Feb. 12th, 1920.
Plymouth,
Sutton Div., Nov. 15th, 1919.
Rhondda,
W. Div., Dec. 21st, 1920.
Shropshire^
Ludltnv Div., Jan. 4th, 1922.
The Wrekin Div., Feb. 7th, 1920; Nov
2oth, 1920.
Somerset,
Taunton Div., April 8th, 1921.
Southiuark,
S.-E. Div., Dec. 14th, 1921.
Stockport, March 27th, 1920.
Suffolk,
Woodhridge Div., July 28th, igao.
1 919
Feb.
26th.
March
ISt.-
„
4th.-
' ,,
i24th.
,,
29th.-
Sunderland, April 24th, 1920.
Sussex, W.
Chichester Div., April 23rd, 1921.
Swansea,
E. Div., July loth, 1919.
Warwickshire,
Taimvorth Diz'., Jan, 17th, 1922.
Westminster,
Abbey Div., Aug. 25th, 1921.
St. George's Div., June 7th, 1921.
Woolwich,
E. Div., March 2nd, 1921.
Worcestershire,
Bewdley Div., April 19th, 1921.
Yorkshire,
Penistone Drz:, March 5th, 1921.
W. Riding, Pontefract Div., Sept. 6th,
1919.
W. Riding, Spen Valley Div., Dec. 20th,
1919.
DATES WHEN HELD.
— Liverpool, W. Derby Div.
—Leyton, W. Div.
—Londonderry Co., N. Div.
— Oxford Univ.
— Kingston-upon-Hull, Central
Div.
— Aberdeenshire and Kincardine-
shire, Central Div.
— Antrim Co., E. Antrim Div.
. — Swansea, E. Diz:
— Lanarkshire, Bothwell Dti'.
. — Dublin Univ.
— Lancashire, Widnes Div.
— Yorkshire, W. Riding, Ponte-
fract Div.
— Manchester, Rusliolme Div.
— Durham, Chester-le-Street Div.
— Croydon, S. Div.
— Kent, Isle of Thanet Div, ;
Plymouth, Sutton Div.
— Hertfordshire, St. Albans Div.
— Bromley.
, — Yorkshire, W. Riding, Spen
Valley Div.
1930.
Jan. 31st. — Askton-under-Lyne.
Feb. 7th. — Shropshire, The Wrekin Div.
,, 1 2th. — Paisley.
„ 25th. — Lindsey, Homcastle Div.
March loth. — .Argyllshire.
„ 2yt\i.—Kent, Dartford Dre. ; Stock-
port.
April i6th.
May
27th.
July
loth
„
1 6th
,^
28th
Aug.
30th.
Sept.
6th.
Oct.
7th.
Nov.
13th.
,,
14th.
'•
15th.
Dec.
loth.
„
17th
2oth
DEBRETl — ADVERTISEMENTS. XVH
NEWFOUNDLAND
THE NORWAY OF THE NEW WORLD
A LAND OF SURPASSING BEAUTY & RARE INTEREST FOR TRAVELLERS
THE DISCOVERY.
When John Cabot, his son and crew of West of England men set sail
from Bristol in the spring of 1497 in the service of Henry VII., and
made the Newfoundland coast, a gateway was opened to the New
World, and a " comer stone " was well and truly laid of the British
Empire.
COLONIZATION.
It was not until the end of the sixteenth century that any effort
was made to colonize Newfoundland, and even at the present time
the population of the Island is only about 250,000 people, altogether
disproportionate to the vastness of the country.
The Government is a responsible one, granted in 1855.
OPPORTUNITIES.
Splendid opportunities to acquire lands for Faiming, Mining, Lumber-
ing, and Pulp and Paper-making, on reasonable terms exist, with
concessions as to the free entry of all Machinery and Equipment for
establishing new industries.
TYPE OF SETTLER REQUIRED.
Of applied energy with capital.
THE LIGHTER SIDE OF LIFE.
Newfoundland is a Sportsman's Paradise, abounding in game of the
finest in fin, fur and feather ; lordly Caribou in countless herds,
rivers filled with Salmon, lakes filled with Trout, and forests alive
with furry creatures, all sport free except Caribou hunting (License
£10) and Salmon Fishing (Tax £2). And its Dependency of Labrador
exceeds in its natural panorama the fjords of Norway.
SONS OF ENGLAND.
" What to do with our boys " is the anxious question more than ever
heard now — unemployment difficulties in commercial life and in
most professions making a choice for the " future career " of the boys
a great anxiety to parents.
In this great Colony of Newfoundland, nature supplies wants which
over-populated countries have not, and cannot supply, and provided
new colonizers have what John Cabot had in 1497, " grit," prosperity
in the future is assured, and they can settle down quickly in an
essentially British community.
English fathers with sturdy sons to settle in life will be well advised
to give them a good start in such a Colony, and the High Commissioner
for Newfoundland,
The HON. SIR EDGAR BOWRING, Kt.
58, Victoria Street, London, 8.W.1, will, no doubt, be pleased to give
full information as to " opportunities " on application.
DKBR ETT — ADVERTISEMENTS.
I YOUR CORRESPONDENCE.
g Ladies and Gentlemen have for many years
g felt the need of a writing machine which they
g themselves might use for their personal and
M intimate correspondence, but one so simple of
g construction that a novice could operate it
g after a few minutes' instructions.
= The Underwood Portable embodies these essentials
= of a perfect personal writing machine and has thus
= gained for itself the premier place among portable
= typewriters.
g Built by the Underwood Typewriter Coy., the
=: largest typewriter manufacturers in the world, the
^ Underwood Portable is equally suitable for office
= or home, and is capable of every writing need.
= Call and have^it demonstrated or write for free Illustrated Booklet Xo. 377.
^ UNDERWOOD PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS, LTD.,
^ Underwood House, 70, New Bond St., London, W.l
Portable
TJFEWi
Irs
CHANGES SINCE GENERAL ELECTION.
XIX
ft
ig2o.
March ^i&t.—Caniberwell, X.-IV. Dh'.!
Hai)i/skire,BasiHgstoke Div
ist. — Northatiipton.
(f\^.—Kdinhurgh, N. Div. ; Eeiiii-
buri;h, S . Div.
24th. — SunderJaitd.
3rd. — Lindsey, Louth Diz:
17th. — Kelson and Coliie.
26\\\.--Mon>iiouthskire, £l>hv Vale
Div.
■^^^\\.— Norfolk, S. Div.
iitXi.— Suffolk, Woodbridge Div.
2^th.—/l/brd.
<i\!n.— Hertfordshire, Hcmel Hemp-
stead Div.
ioih.— Shropshire, The U'rekin Div.
23n<\.— Lancashire, Middleton and
Prestu'ich Div.
3Kt.— Monmouthshire, Abertillery
Div. : Rhondda, IV. Div.
April
June
July
Sept.
Nov.
Dec.
1921.
Jan.
Feb.
March
April
M.iy
June
July
iH\\.— Herefordshire, Hereford Div.
i3th.— Kent, Dofer Div.
i8th.— Cardiganshire.
and.— H'ookvich, E. Div.
3rd. — Dudley.
^ih.— Birmingham, Moseley Div. ;
Kirkcaldy Dist.
H\i.— Yorkshire, W. Riding, Peni-
stom Dix'.
yisX..— liirmingham. If. Div.
i:h.— Somersetshire, Taunton Div.
^th.—Briitof, II'. liiv.
14th.— Clasgow, Pollok Div.
i6th.— Dorsetshire, E. Div.
19th.- Cheshire, Rddisbury Div. ;
Worcestershire, Bctvdley Div.
ayi^— Sussex West, Chichester Div. ;
Bedfordshire, Bedford Div.
^r\\.— Hastings.
\^\\\.— Cumberland, Penrith and
Cockermcuth Div.
mK— Berkshire, Alingdon Div.
I jlh.— Orkney and Shetland.
7th.— Westminster, St. George's Div.
iii\.— Lancashire, Heywootl and
Radcliffe Div.
\(>\.\i.— Hertfordshire, Hertford l>iv.
vA\\.—Pou>n Co., -V. Down Div. :
Armagh Co., Mid Armagh
Div.
2y6.— Belfast, Duncairn Div.
and. — Do7vn Cc, Mid Down Dii>.
July \^y\i.—Dovm Co., U . Down /Jh:
Aug. ulYi-^^jlamorganshire, Caerphilly
Div.
„ 25th. — Westminster, .Xhl^ey Div.
„ 39th. — Londonderry Co., S. Div.
Sept. i3lh. — Letvisham, W. Div.
„ 22nd. — Lindsey, Louth Div.
Oct. 4th. — Lancashire, Westhoughten J^h:
Nov. loth. — Hornsey,
Dec. 14th. — Southitrark, S.-E. Div.
i;22.
Jan. 4th. — Shropshire, Ludlom Div.
„ 17th. — Wanvickshire, Tamivorth Div.
„ i8th. — Londonderry, S. Div.
CREATED
PEERS (vacating SEATS).
Davies, Matthew Lewis Vaughan-, Cardigan-
shite, now Baron Ystwyth.
Forster, Rt. Hon. Henry William, P.C.,
Bromley, now Baron Forster.
Illingworth, Rt. Hon. Albert Holden, PC,
Lancashire, Heytvood and Radcliffe Div.,
now Baron Illingworth.
Long, Rt. Hon. Walter Hume, P.C. West-
minster, St. George's Div., now Viscount
Long of Wraxall.
Prothero, Rt. Hon. Rowland Edmynd, P.C,
M.V.O., Oxford University, now Baron
Ernie.
Stanley, Rt. Hon. Sir Albert Henry. P C ,
Ashton-unaer-Lyne, now Baron .Ashfjeld.
Walker, Col. William Hall. Lancashire,
Widnes Diz'., now Baron VVavertrce.
PRIVY COUNCILLORS.
Archdale, Edward Mervyn, Fermanagh co.,
K. Fermanagh Div.
Baldwin, Stanley, Worcestershire, Bewdley
Div.
Barrie, Hugh Thom, Londonderry, K. Div.
Bo«cawen, Lieut.-Col. Sir Arthur Sackville
Trevor Griffith-, Dudley.
Bridgeman. William CItve, Shropshire, ('s-
tuestty Div.
Brown. Thomas Walters, K.C, Dotvn Co.,
K. Div.
Cornwall, Sir Edwin .\ndrew, Bethnal Green,
y.E. Div.
Coutts, William Lehman Ashmead Bartlett
Burdett-, Westminster, Abbey Div.
Greenwo<x1, Lieut.-Col. Sir Hamar, Bt., K.C,
Sunderland.
Guest. Capt. the Hon. Frederick Edward,
C.B.E., D.S.O., Dorset CO., E. Div.
Henry, Denis Stanislaus, K.C, Londonderry
CO., S, Div.
:xx
CHANGES SINCE GENERAL ELECTION.
Hope, James Fitza.]a.n, SAe^e/ei, Central Dw.
Home, Sir Robert Stevenson, G.B.E., K.C.,
Glasgoiv, Hillhead Div.
Kellaway, Frederick George, Bedfordshire,
Bedford Div.
McCurdy, Charles Albert, K.C.(A^(7yi'Aaw//o«).
Morison, Thomas Brash, K.C., LL.D., Inver-
nessshire, Ross-shire and Cromarty, In-
verness Div.
O'Neill, Major the Hon. Robert William
Hugh, Antrim Co., Mid Antrim Div.
Pollock, Sir Ernest Murray, K.B.E., K.C..
IVar^vickshire, IVarwick and Leamington
Div.
Walters, Sir John Tudor, Sheffield, BHghtside
Div.
ORDER OF MERIT.
Oeorge, Rt. Hon. David Lloyd, P.C., Car-
itarvon.
BARONETS.
Pieckett, Hon. (William) Gervase, Vorkshire,
N. Riding, Scarborough and IVhithy Diz:.
IJenn. Capt. Ion Hamilton, C. B., D.S.O.,
Greenwich.
Hird, Sir Alfred Frederick, Wolverhampton
\V. Div.
Blades, Sir George Rowland, Sitf-rey, Epsom
Div.
■Corj', James Herbert, Cardiff, S. Dit'.
Dalziel, Davison, Lambeth, Brixton Div.
■Grayson, Lieut. -Col. Sir Henry Mulleneux,
Vi.^.¥.., Birkenhead, IV. Div.
Hall, Capt. Douglas Bernard, Isle of Wight.
Hicks, William Joynson-, Middlesex, Twicken-
ham Div.
(Hood, Joseph, Wimbledon.
iHouston, Robert Paterson, Liverpool, W.
Toxieth Div.
Macma.ster, Donald, K.C., Surrey, Chertsey
Div.
Mount, William Arthur. C.B.E., Berkshire,
NCiubury Viz>.
iRees, Sir John David, K.C.I.E., C.V.O., Not-
tingham, E. Div.
Ren wick, George, A'ezvcastle-cn-Tyne, Cential
Div.
Roberts, Sir Samuel, Sheffield, Ecclesall Div.
.Sanders, Lieut. -Col. Robert Arthur, Somerset-
shire, Bridgwater Div.
Sykes, Sir Charles, K.B.E. , Huddersfield.
Wood, Major Sir Samuel Hill Hill-, Derby-
shire, ti igh Peak Div.
Yate, Col. Charles Edward, C.S.I., C.M.G.,
Leicestershire, Melton Div.
Allen, Lieut.'-Col. William James, D.S.O.,
Armagh Co., N. Armagh Div.
Barrie, Charles Coupar, C.B.E., Banffshire .
Beck, Arthur Cecil Tyrrell, Essex, Saffron
Walden Div.
Bennett, Thomas Jewell, C.I.E., Kent, Sez'cn-
oaks Div.
Bird, Alfred Frederick, Wolverhampton, W.
Div. (now a Baronet).
Blair, Reginald, Poplar, Bctm and Bromley
Div.
Chadwick,
Fumcss.
Robert Button, Barrotv-in-
W. Riding
Clough Robert, Yorkshire^
Keighiey Div.
Collins, Col. Godfrey Pattison, C.M.G., Green-
ock.
Davidson, Maj.-Gen. John Humphrey, C.B.,
D.S.O., Hampshire, Farehant Diz'.
Denniss, Edmund Robert Bartley, Oldham,
Edge, Capt. William, Bolton.
Foreman, Henry, O.B.E., Hammersmith, JV.
Div.
Ganzoni, Capt. Francis John Childs, Ipszvich.
Grayson, Lieut. -Col. Henry M ulleneux, C. B. E. ,
Birkenheati, W Div. (now a Baronet).
Greame, Major Philip Lloyd-, M.C., Middle-
sex, Hendcn Diz'.
Greer, Harry, Somerset, Wells Diz\
Higham, Charles Frederick, Islington, S. Div.
Hope, Harry, Stirlingshire and Clack-
mannanshire, W. Diz:
Johnson, Louis Stanley, Walthamstow, E.
Div.
Mackinder, Halford John, Glasgozv, Cam-
lachie Div.
Malcolm, Ian Zachary, Croydon, S. Diz:
Mitchell, Sir William l,ane, Wandsworth,
Streatham Dizi.
Oman, Charles William Chadwick, Oxford
L'niz'.
Prefcott, Major William Henrj-, C.B.E.,
Tottenham, N. Div.
Preston, Walter Reuben, Stepney, Mile End
Div.
Richardson, Albion Henry Herbert, C.B.E.,
Cambenvell, Ptckham Div.
Richardson, Alexander, Kent, Gravesend Diz:
Robinson, Thomas, Lancashire, Stretford
Div.
Smith, Harold, Warrington.
Smithers, Alfred Waldron, Kent, Chislehurst
Div.
Sutherland, William, Argyllshire.
Talbot, Lieut. -Col. the Rt. Hon. Lord Edmun
Bernard, P.C, D.S.O., M. V.O. // '. Sussex,
Chicluster Diz: (now a Peer).
CHANGES SINCE GKNERAL ELECTION.
XXI
COMPAMONi OF HONOUR.
B.-irnes, Rt. Hon. Geoi<ge Nicoll. P.C.. Glas-
ginv, Gorballs Dh\
Royden, Sir Thomas, Bt., BootU.
COMPANIONS.
Bctterton, Henry Bucknall, Notts, Ruskciiffe
Div.
Blake, Col. Sir Francis Dougla«. Bt., North-
umberland, Berivick-on- Tweed Div.
Boles, Lieut.-Col. Dennis Fortescue, Somerset-
shire, Taunton Diz'.
Cair, William Theodore, Carlisle.
DaWes, Alfred Thomas, M.B.E., Lincoln.
Duncannon, Major Viscount. C.M.G., Kent,
Dofer Div. (now Earl of Bessborough).
Edwards, Major John, Glamorganshire, Ater-
avon Div.
Grayson, Lieut. -Col. Henry Mulieneux, Dir-
kenhenit, W. Div. (since knighted).
Gretlon, Col. John, Staffordshire, Burton Div.
Inskip, Thomas Walker Hobart. K.C , Bristol
Central Div.
Lister, Sir (Robert) .Ashton, Gloucestershire,
Stroud Div.
Prcscott, Major William Henrj-, Tottenham,
N. Dix:
Remnant, Lieut.-Col. Sir James Farquharson,
Bt., Holbom.
Shaw, Tom, I' rest on.
Stanton, Charles Butt, Merthyr Tydvil, Aber-
dare Div.
Wheler, Major Granville Charles Hastings,
Kent, Faversham Div.
Woolcock. William James Uglow, Hackney,
Central Div.
Yuiing, Lieut.Com. Edward Hilton, D.S.C.,
Nortvich.
NEW MEMBERS.
Armstrong, Henry Bruce, Armagh Co., Mid
Armagh lJiv.,\ice James Rolston Lonsdale,
deceased.
Astiuiih. Rt. Hon. Herbert Henry, P.C. K.C,
faislty, vice .Sir John Mills McCallum,
deceased.
A stor, Viscountess (Nancy Witcher), Plymouth,
Sutton Diz' . vice Major the Hon. Waldorf
Astor, now^ Viscount Astor.
Barker, George, Monmouthshire, Aheriilltry
Div., vice the Rt. Hon. William Brace.
F.C., appointed Labour Adviser to Depart,
of Mines.
^'ar^ie, Hugh Thorn. Londonderry Co., N.
Div., vice Hugh Alfred Anderson, resigned.
Bird, Sir William Barrott Montford. Suise.r
ty., Chichester Div., vice Lieut-Col. the
Rt. Hon Lord Edmund Bernard Talbot,
P.C, G.C.V.O., D.S.O., appointed Lord-
Lieut, of Ireland.
Chichester, Col. Robert Peel Dawson Spencer,
{since deceased), Londonderry Co., S. Drv.^
vice the Rt. Hon. Denis Henry, K.C,
appointed Lord Ch. Ju-stice of N. Ireland.
Churchman, Lieut.-Col. Sir Arthur Charles,
Bt., Suffolk. ]Voodbridge Div., vice Col.
Robeit Francis Peel, appointed Gov. of
St. Helena.
Crawford, Rt. Hon. Robert Gordon Sharman-.
P.C, C.B.E., DozuH Co., Mid Dozvn Div.,
vice Lieut.-Col. Sir James Craig, Bt., ap-
pointed ist Prime Min., N. Ireland.
David.son, John Colin Campbell, C.B., Hert-
fordshire, Heme I Hempstead Div., vice-
Gustavus Arthur Talbot, deceased.
Davies, Evan, Monmouthshire, E/rbw Vale
Div., vice the Rt. Hon. Thomas Richards,
P.C. resigned.
Davie-., Rhys John, I^nncashire, Westhoughtott
Div,, vice William Tyson Wilson, deceased.
Dawson, Major Sir Philip, Lrwisham, IV,
Div., vice Major Sir Edward Feethani
Coates, Bt., deceased.
de Frece, Sir Walter, Ashton-under-Lyne,
vice the Rt. Hon. Sir Albert Henry Stanley,
P.C, rai-ied to the Peerage.
Ednam, Viscount, Hornsey, vice Kennedy
Jones, deceased.
Edwards, George, O.B.E.. Norfolk, S. Div.,.
vice the Hon. William Hepburn Cozens-
Hardy, K.C, now Baron Cozens-Hardy.
Erskine, James Malcolm Monteith, West-
minster, St. George's Div., vice Rt. Hon.
Walter Hume Long, P.C, resigned.
Evans, Capt. Ernest, Cardiganshire, vice
Matthew Lewis Vaughan-Davies, now Baron
ystwith.
Fildes, Henry, Stockport, vice George James
Wardle, C.H., resigned.
Ford, Patrick Johnson, Edinburgh, N. Div.,.
vice Rt. Hon. James Avon Clyde, P.C,..
appointed Lord Justice-Gen.
Forrest, Walter, Yorkshire, W. Riding.
Ponte/ract Div., vice the Rt. Hon. Sir
Joseph Compton Compton-Rickett, P.C,
cieceased
Fremar.tle,Lieut. -Col. Francis Edward,0. B. E.,
Hertfordshire, St. Albans Div., vice Col..
Sir (Edward) Hildred Carlile, Bt., resigned..
Gee, Capt. Robert. V.C. M.C, Woolzvich,.
£. Div., vice the Rt. Hon. William Crooks,
P.C, resigned.
Gillis, William, Yorkshire, H'. Riding,.
Penistone Div., vice Sydney Arnold, re-
signed.
Graham, Robinson. Nelson and Colne, vice-
Capt. Albert Smith, resigned.
Greenwood, William, Stockport, vice Spencer
Leigh Hughes, deceased.
Hall. Rear-Adm. Sir « William) Reginald,
K.C.M.G., C.B., Liverpool, W. Dercy Div.
vice Lieut-Col. the R«. Hon. Si/ Frederick
Edwin Smith, Bt.. P.C, K.C. 'now Ix>rd
Birkenhead), appointed Lord High Chan-
cellor.
Halls. W,ilter, Lancashire, Heyo-'ood and
Radcliffe Div., vice the Rt. Hon. Albert
Holden Illingworth, P.C, laiied to Ihe
Peerage.
DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS.
I Income Tax, Super Tax, and |
m &5
I Excess Profits Duty* I
m , ~
^ If in arw doubt or difficulty you will do well to con-
g suit the Taxpayers' Agency for the recovery of Income
^ Tax deducted in excess, the adjustment of accounts
^ for Income Tax, Super Tax, or Excess Profits Duty, or
^ appeals against Excessive Assessments.
p This firm was established in 1908, is entirely owned
m and managed by ladies, and has clients in the Army, the
i Navy, the Royal Air Force, and all classes of civilians,
M including persons non-resident in the United Kingdom.
^
^
THE TAXPAYERS' AGENCY, |
HAMPDEN HOUSE, |
84, KINGSWAY, W.C.2 |
m, 'Phone: CENTRAL 6049. 1
Slump in Fur Market
Prices 50% below last year.
It is impossible to foretell if this condition will last, but it is
certain that ladies should seize this unusual opportunity of
securing High Grade Furs at Half Usual Prices from
A FUR HOUSE OF REPUTE
Furs purchased from this house are characterize'? by an exclu-
siveness of style and cut impossible to duplicate elsewhere.
The price redaction presents an oppor-
tunity that no lady can afford to ignore.
Bond Street Fur Stores, Ltd.
13 & 14, NEW BOND STREET, LONDON, W.I
Telephone : Regent 521.
'IIIIHI
CHANGES SINCE GENERAL ELECTION.
XXIll
Hanna, George Boyle, Antrim Co. E. Antrim
Dili., vice Lieut.-Col. Robert Chaine Alex-
ander McCalmont, D.S.O., appointed to a
Mil. Command.
Hannon, Patrick Joseph Henrj-, Birmingham,
MosfUy Div., vice Sir Halle well Rogers,
resigned.
Harmsworth, Hon. Esmond Cecil, Kfnl, Islt
p/ Thaiiet Diz'., vice Lieut. -Com. Norman
Carlyle Craig, K.C, deceased.
Henderson, Rt. Hon. Arthur, P.C., Lanca-
shire, iVidnes Drt'., vice Col. William Hall
Walker, raised to the Peerage.
Holbrook, Col. Sir Arthur Richard, K.B.E..
Hampshire, Basingstoke Div., vice Btig.-
Oen. the Rt. Hon. Sir Auckland Campbell
(leddes, P.C, K.C.B., appointed Ambas-
<;ador to U.S.A.
Hotchkin.Capt. Stafford Vere, M.C., Lindsev,
HomcastU Div., vice Lieut.-Col. (William
Frnest George) Archibald Weigall , appointed
Gov. of S. Australia.
James, Lieut. -Col. the Hon. Cuthbert, C.B.E.,
Bromley, vice the Rt. Hon. Henry William
Forster, P.C, now Baron Forster.
Jellctt, William Morgan, V,.C., Dublin Univ.,
viceRt. Hon. Arthur Warren Samuels, P.C. ,
K.C., LL.D., raised to the Bench.
John, William, Rhondda, II '. Div., vice the
Rt. Hon. William Abraham, P.C, resigned.
Jones, Morgan, Clamorganshire, Caerfhilly
Div., vice .Mfred Onions, deceased.
Kennedy, Thomas, Kirkcaldy Div., vice the
Kt. Hon. Sir Henry James Dalziel, lit.,
P.C, resigned.
Kenworlhy, Lieut. -Com, the Hon. Joseph
Montague, Kingstou-upon-Hull, Central
Div., vice Col. Sir Mark Sykes, Bl, de-
ceased.
Latvson, Alderman John J., Durham, Chester-
le- Street Div., vice John William Taylor,
resigned.
Lowther, Mai. -Gen. Sir (Henry) Cecil,
K.C.M.G.. CB.. C.V.O.. D.S.O., Cumher-
./and, I'enrith and Cockermouth Div., vice
Rt Hon. James William Lowther, P.C,
resigned.
Lovd, Arthur Thomas, Berkshire, AHnfdoH
/'/r., vice Brig.-TJen. John Tyson Wigan,
CH., CM.G., D.S.O., resigned.
MrConnell, Thom.is Edward, C.B.E., Belfast,
Dnncairn Div., vice the Rt. Hon. Sir
Edward Henry Car«on, P.C, K.C, LL.D.
Matthews, David, Swansea, E. Drtt., vice
I'liomas Jeremiah Williams, deceased.
MilU, John F.dmund, Kent, Datt/ord Div,,
vice James Rowlands, deceased.
Myers. Tom, Yorkshire, IV. Riding, Sptn
I 'alley Div., vice the Rl. Hon. Sir Thomas.
Palmer Whittakei, deteased.
Naylor, Thomas Ellis, S0uth7vark,S.-E. Div.,
\Ke Com. James Arthur Dawes, R.N.V.R.,
deceased.
Newbould, Alfred Ernest, Ley ton, M'. Drv.,
vice Lieut. -CoU Henry Wrightson, deceased.
Newson, Sir Percy Wilson, Bt., Warwickshire,
Tamivorih Div., vice Henry Wilson Fox,
deceased.
Nicholson, Brig.-Gen. John Sanctuary, C".B.,
C.M.G., D.S.O., Westminster, Ahl-ey Div.,
vice the Rt. Hon. William Lehman .\shmead
Bartlett Burdett-Coutts, P.C, deceased.
Oman, Professor Ch.irles William Chadwick,
F.S.A., Oxford Univ., vice the Rt. Hon.
Rowland Edmund Prothero, P.C., M.V.O.,
raised to the Peerage.
Pain, Brig.-Gen. Sir f George) William Hacket,
K.B.E., Lomionderty, S. Jiiv., vice Col.
Robert Peel Dawson Spencer Chichester,
deceased.
Palmer, Charles, Shropshire, The tVrekin
Div., vice Sir Charles Solomon Henry, Bt.,
deceased.
Percy, Lord Eustace Sutheiland Campbell,
Hastings, vice I^aurance Lyon, resigned.
Poison, Col. Sir Thomas .Andrew, K.B. E.,
CM.G.. T.D., Kent, Dover Div., vice Vis-
count Dunzannon, now Earl of Bessborough.
Roberts, Samuel, Herefordshire, Hereford
Div., vice Charles Thornton Pulley, re-
signed.
Robertson, John, M.P>. E., Lanarkshire, Both-
well Div., vice David Henderson Mac-
donald, deceased.
Smith. Sir Allan MacGregor, K.B. E., Croy-
don, S. Div., vice Sir Ian Zachary Malcolm,
K.C.M.G., resigned.
Smith, Sir Malcolm, Orkney and Shetland,
vice John C'athcart Wason, deceased.
Sueter, Rear-Adm. Murray Fraser, C. B.,
Hertfordshire, Hertford Dir;., vice Noel
Pemberton Billing, resigned.
Thorpe, Capt. John Henry, Manchester,
Rusholme Div., vice Robert Burdon Stoker,
deceased.
Townshend, Maj.-Gen. Sir Charles Vere
p'errars, K.C.B., D.S.O., Shropshire, The
Wrekin Div., vice Charles Frederick Palmer,
deceased.
Wallace, Thomas Brown, Do7vn Co., W. Dfftvn
Div., vice Daniel Alartin Wilson, K.C,
appointed a County Court Judge.
Wilson. Limes, Dudley, vice Lieut. -Coti the
Rt. Hon. Sir .Arthur .S.-ickville Tawor
Griffith- Boscawen, P.C, appointed MmTof
Agriculture and Fisheries.
Windsor, Viscount, Shropshire, l.udloiv Drt'.,
vice Capt. Sir Beville Stanier, Bt., deceased.
Wintringham, Margaret, Lindsey, Louth Div.,
vice Thomas Wintringham, deceased.
Wintringham, Thoma': (since deceased). Lind-
sey, Louth Div., vice Capt. Henry Langton
Brackenbury, deceased.
Wise, Fredric, llford, vice Sir (William)
Peter Griggs, deceased.
Wood, Major Murdoch Mackenzie, O.B.E.,
Aberdeenshire and Kincardineshire, Cen-
tral Div., vice Lieut.-Col. Alexander Theo-
dore (iordon, deceased.
OBITUARY.
Brackenbury, Capt. Henry Langton, Lindsey,
Louth Div., April 28th, 1930.
Chichester, Col. Robert Peel Dawson Spencer,
Loniiondtrry Co., S. />it:, Dec. loth, 1921.
CHANGES SINCE GENERAL ELECTION.
Coates.Major Sir Edward Fettham,LewisAaui,
IV. Div., Aug. i4lh, 1921.
Coutts, Rt. Hon. William Lehman Ashmead
Bartlett Burdett-, IVestminster, Abbey Div.,
July, 1921.
Craig, Lieut.-Com. Norman Carlyle, K.C.,
R.N.V.R., Kent, Isle o/Thanet Div., Oct.
14th, 1919.
Dawes, Com. James Arthur, R.N.V.R.,
Soulhwark, S.-E. Diz'., Nov. 14th, 1921.
Fox, Henry Wilson, War^vickshire, Tatn-
ivorth Diz'., Nov. 22nd, 1921.
Gordon, Lieut.-Col. Alexander Theodore,
Aberdeenshire and Kincardineshire,
Central Div., March 6th, 1919.
Griggs, Sir (William) Peter, Il/ord, Aug. nth,
1920.
Hanson, Sir Charles Augustin, Bt., Cornwall,
S.-£. or Bodmin Div., Jan. 17th, 1922.
Henry, Sir Charles Solomon, Bt., Shrop-
shire, The Wrekin Div , Dec. 27th, 1919.
Hopkinson, Edward, D.Sc, Mattciester,
Clayton Div., Jan. 15th, 1922.
Hughes, Spencer Leigh, Stockport, Feb. 22nd,
1920.
Jones, Kennedy, Hortisey, Oct. 20th, 1921.
Lonsdale, James Rolston, Armagh Co., Mid
Armagh Div., May 23rd, 1921.
McCallum, Sir John Mills, Paisley, Jan. loth,
192a
McCann, Pierce, Tipperary co.,E. Tipperary
Div., March 6th, 1919.
Macdonald, David Henderson, Lanarkshire,
Bothivell Div., June 22nd, 1919.
MacSwiney, Terence Joseph, Cork Co., Mid
Cork Div., Oct. 25th, 1920.
Onions, Alfred, Glamorganshire, Caer/ihilly
Div., July 6th, 1921.
Palmer. Charles Frederick, Shropshire, The
Wrekin Div., Oct. 25th, 1920.
Rickett, Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Compton CoMP-
TON-, P.C., Yorkshire, W. Riding, Ponte-
fract Div., July 30th, 1919.
Rowlands, James, Kent,DartfordDiv., March
ist, 1920.
Stanier. Capt. Sir Beyille, Bt., Shropshire,
Ludlo^v Diz>., Dec. 15th, 1921.
Stoker, Robert Burdon, Manchester, Rushohiie
Div., Sept. 4th, 1919.
Sykes, Col. Sir Mark, Bt., Kingston-upon
Hull, Central Div., Feb. i6th, 1919.
Talbot, Gustavus Arthur Chetwynd-, Herts,
Hetiiel Hempstead Div., Oct. i6th, 1920.
Wason, John Cathcart, Orkney and Shetland,
April 19th, 1921.
Whittaker, Rt, Hon. Sir Thomas Palmer, P.C ,
Yorkshire, IV. Riding, Spen Valley Div.,
Nov. 9th, 1919.
Williams, Thomas Jeremiah, Swansea, E.
Div., June i2th, 1919.
Wilson, William Tyson, Lancashire, IVest-
hovghton Div., Aug. 8th, 1921.
Wintringham, Thomas, Littdsey, Lovth Div.,
Aug. 8th, 1921.
Wrightson, Lieut.-Col. Harry, Lcvton, }V.
Div., Jan. sgth, 1919.
RESIGNED.
[See also "Accepted Office,"
"Created Peers," and "Suc-
ceeded TO Peerages."]
Abraham, Rt. Hon. William, P.C, Rhondda,
W. Div.
Anderson, Hugh Alfred, Londonderrv Co., K.
Div.
Arnold, Sydney, Yorkshire, IV. Riding, Peni-
stone Div.
Billing, Noel Pemberton, Hertfordshire,
Hertford Div.
Boles, Lieut.-Col. Dennis Fortescue, C.B.E.,.
Somersetshire, 1 aunton Div.
Brace, Rt. Hon. William, P.C, Monmouth-
shire, Abertillery Div.
Brown, Rt. Hon. Thomas Watters, P.C,
Do^vn Co., N. Div.
Carlile, Col. Sir (Edward) Hildred, "Rt., Herts,
St. Albans Div.
Craig. Sir James, Bt., Down Co., Mid Down
Div.
Crooks, Rt.
E. Div.
Hon. William, P.C, Woolwich,
Sir Henrj- James, P.C.,.
Dalziel, Rt. Hon,
Kirkcaldy Dist.
Knights, Henrj' Newton, M.B.E., Camber-
well, N^. Div.
Lowther, Rt. Hon. James William, P.C,.
Cumberland, Penrithaiid Cockermoiith Div.
Lynch, Jeremiah (Diarmaid) Christopher,
Cork Co., S.-E. Cork Div.
Lyon, Laurance, Hastings.
Malcolm, Sir Ian Zachary, K.C.M.G., Croy-
don, S. Div.
Pulley, Charles Thornton, Herefordshire,.
Hereford Div.
Richards, Rt. Hon. Thomas, P.C, Mottmoutk-
shire, Ebbw Vale Div.
Rocers, Sir Hallewell, Bimtingham, Moseley
Div.
Smith, Capt. Albert, Nelson and Colne.
Sweetman, Roger Mary. Wexford Co., N.
Div.
Taylor, John William, Durham, Chester-le-
Street Div.
Wardle, George James, CH., Stockport.
Wigan, Brig.-Gen. John Tyson. C.B., C.M.G.,
U.S.O., Berkshire, Abingdon Div.
RETURNED FOR TWO CON-
STITUENCIES.
de Valera, Eamonn, Clare Co., E. Clare Div.
and Mayo Co., E. Mayo Div.
Griffith, Arthur. Cavan Co., E. Div., and
Tyrone Co., JV.-W. Div.
M'Neill. John (Eoin), Londonderry City,
and National Univ. oj Ireland.
Mellows, William (Liam) Joseph, Gahvay
Co., E. Galway Div., and Meath Co., N.
Div.
DEBRETT— ADVERTISEMENTS.
$9 ^prcial ^^B||^Cy Appointment
Raf manufacturers lo fiis majestp Che King
AND H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES.
Jitm:m3m>-
RIDING, HUNTING and
SPORTING HATS of every
description.
LADIES' RIDING HATS
a Speciality.
1O5IO7109- Oxford St W'
AND BRANCHES
%
Telephone:
Regent 4214 & j.
TeUgrams :
"CSSERENOIB, LONOOK.'
THEGHftPP %
MOTOR SERVICE
m.
Includo*;—
THE LARGEST SELECTION %
OF THE WORLD'S BEST CARS ^
AT FIXED PUBLISHED PRICES, g
Practical Advice by Qoa'iticd Motor Engineers. ^
L
^^ Thorough ooerkaul oj evtrv Car belort dtlivtrv l-\ '*«
^^ Firm's weU organised and compUUiy tqutppfd
■i^fe works at Hamtnersmttk.
^^^ Before ordering yoor Car avail yourwli ,
of these unique facilities. ^
W
#
*
^, CARS BOUGHT, SOLD & v;^
^^- EXCHANGi-D. "^
DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS.
^imiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiU:
'
A PERMANENT
INCOME OF
£500
PER ANNUM
Full
etc.,
SOI
PR
79,
STRE
particulars, plans,
from Dept. 27.
JTH AFRICAN
UDENTIAL
- LTD.
QUEEN VICTORIA
ET, LONDON, E.G.I
can be obtained from a five-acre
Orange Orchard in South Africa
after the fifth year. The outlay
involved is £562 lOs. cash, or
£ 1 25 p.a. for five years, and the
following are a few brief features
of the scheme :
1 . Few inveslments offer such excellent
results with security of capital.
2. The actual results obtained by the
South African Prudential Co. show
even better figures than above.
3. The Directors are all well-known
public men in South Africa.
4. The investor is the actjal freeholJer
of his five-acre farm.
5. There is an unlimited market for
all the oranges grown.
6. All management work can be under-
taken for a small percentage of profits
7. The scheme is available for both
investors and intending settlers.
8. Many shrewd professional and
business men have invested.
Oranges from the estates have been exhibited
at the High Commis ioners Office, Union of
South Africa, Trafalgar Square, W.C.
niiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiE
CHANGES SINCE GENERAL ELECTION.
XXVll
SEATS VACANT.
Canibenvell, A'. Dh:
Cork Co. , Mid Cork Dh'.
Cork Co.. S.-K. Cork Dh'.
Cornwall, Bodtnin Dh:
Mattchfstii , CloytoH Div.
Tifpetary Co., E. Tippi-rary Dh-.
Wejc/ord Co.. A'. Dh:
SUCCEEDED TO
TEERACES
(VACATING SEATS).
Astor. Major the Hon. Waldorf, Plyiiioiith.
Sutton Dh'., now Viscount Astor.
Duncannon. Viscount, C.M.G., Kent, Doffr
Div., now Earl of Bessborough.
Hardy, Hon. William Hepburn Coz4ns-, K.C.,
Norfolk, S. £);<'., now I'aron Cozens-Hardy.
BARO.NETCIES.
Greene. Lieut. -Col. (Walter) Raymond
D.S.O., Hackney, N. Dh'.
Kaird, Major John Lawrence. C.M.C.,
D.S.O., fVanfifksAire, Rugby Dh:
Gilmour, Lieut. -Col. John, D..S.O., Claseov,
PoUok Dh:
Xewton, Major Harry Kottingham, O.B.K.,
Essex, Ilar^vich Dh'.
COl'RTESV TITLES.
Capt. the Hon. Rupert Edward Cecil Lee
Guinness, C.B., <1.S\ X't., Southend-on-Sea,
now Vi.scount Elveden.
hJ.njor Christopher Williann Lowther, Cumhe-
land, N. Div., became Hon. on his father's
elevation to the Peerage.
Lieut.-Col. Francis Vernon Willey, C.M.G.,
C.B.E., M.V.O., Bradford, S. Div.. Iwrcame
Hon. on his father's elevation to the Peerage.
©E KeOVELLE
Consulting Specialist for the Hair and Scalp
8" LOWER BELGRAVE STREET.
EATON SQUARE. LONDON. S.W.I
DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS.
1
15 HAHOVER. SQ"UAB.E
THE MINISTRY
Primt Minister, and Firtt Lord ej the Treasury Rt. Hon. David I.Ioyd George, O.M , P.C.,
(;£s.ooo) M.P.
Lord Privy Seal (£s,ooo), and Leader of the Rt. Hon. (Joseph) .Austen Chamberlain, P.C,
House oj Commons M.P.
Lord President oj the Council {J,i,<xx>) Rt. Hon. Arthur James Balfour, P.C, O.M .
M.P., LL.D., D.C.L., F.K.S.
Chancellor of tht Exchtqvtr(Jii,o<x>) Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Stevenson Home, P.C-,
G.B.E., K.C., M.P.
Lord High Chancellor {£10,000) Rt. Hon. Viscount Birkenhead, P.C.
Secretary o/State, Home Department Cfs.ooo) ... Rt. Hon. Edward Shortt, P.C, M.P., K.C.
„ ,, Foreign Defartment (/Js.ooo)
and Leader of the House 0/ Rt. Hon. Karl Curzon of Kedleston, K.G., P.C,
Lords G.C.S.I.. (;.C.I.F..
„ „ Colonial Department {£,^,000) Rt. Hon. Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill,
P.C, M.P., I.L.D.
„ „ War Department (£,S'°°°) Kt. Hon. Sir Laming Worthington Evans, Bt.,
P.C, M.P.
,, ,, Indian Department {{,^,000') Rt. Hon. Edwin Samuel Montagu, P.C, M.P.
First Lord 0/ the Admiralty (£^,$oo) Rt. Hon. Baron Lee of Fareham, P.C, G.B.E.,
K.C.B.
Secrttary/er Scotland (£2,000) Rt. Hon. Robert Munro, P.C, K.C, M.P.
President of Board of Trade (£^,ooa) Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin, P.C, M.P.
Ministerof Health {£1,000) Rt. Hon. Sir Alfred Moritz Mond, Bt., P.C,
M.P.
Minister of Board 0/ Agriculture and Fisheries Lieut. .Col. the Rt. Hon. Sir Arthur Sackville
(j^a.ooo) Trevor Griffith-Boscawen, P.C, M.P.
President of Board of Education{£i,ooo) Rt. Hon. Herbert Albert Laurens Fisher, P.C,
M.P., LL.D.
Miuitter of Laiour {£1,000) Rt. Hon. Thomas James Macnam.ira, P.C,
LL.D., M.P.
Lord- Lieutenant of Ireland {£20,000) Rt. Hon. Viscount FitzAIan of Derwcnt, P.C.
G.C.V.O., D.S.O.
Cki*f Secretary for Ireland {£^,^2$) Lieut. -Col. the Rt. Hon. Sir Hamar Greenwo<xl,
Bt., P.C, M.P., K.C.
Attorney-General {£t, 000 and fees) » Rt. Hon. Sir Gordon Hewart, P.C, K.C, M.P.
The above form the Cabinet.
Secretary of State for Air {£-^000) Capt. the Rt. Hon. Frederick Edward Guest,
P.C, C.B.E., D.S.O., M.P.
First Commissioner of Works {£2,000) Rt. Hon. the Earl of Crawford, P.C, K.T.
Chancellor of Ducky of Lancaster (£2,000), and
Minister of Transport {unpaid) Rt. Hon. Viscount Peel, P.C, G.B.E.
Solicitor-General (£(>,ooo and fees)- Rt. Hon. Sir Kmc<st Murray PolltK-k, P.C.
K.B.F... K.C, M.P.
Paymaster-General Rt. Hon. Sir John Tudor Walters, P.C, M.P.
Minister 0/ Pensions (£2,000) Rt Hon. James Ian M.icpherson. P.C, K.C,
M.P.
Lord Chancellor of Ireland {£6,000) Rt. Hon. Sir John Ross, lit., P.C.
Postmaster-General {£2,^00) Rt. Hon. FrederickGeorgeKellaway, I'.C. M.P.
Under Secretary, Colonial Department {Ct,yx3) M.ijor the Hon. Edward Frederick Lindley
Wood, M.P.
,. ,, Indian Department {£t,%oo) ... ■
„ War Department {£t,soo) Lieut.-Col. Sir Robert Arthur Sanders, Bt., M.P.
,, ,, Home Department (£\,tfio) Major Sir John I.awrence Baird, Bt.. C M.O.,
- D.S.O.. MP.
„ „ of Foreign Department Cecil Bisshopp Harrasworth, Esq., .M.i*.
Additional Under Secretary of Slate for Foreign
Department, and Additional Parliamentary
Secretary to Board of Trade (Director of
Overseas 7 rade) {£2,000) Sir Philip Lloyd-Creame, K.B.E., M.C, M.P.
L'nder Secretary of Slate for Air (;£i,5oo) and
Vic -President of Air Council Baron Gorell, C.B.E., M.( .
FinmncieU Secretetry to the Treasury {£2,000) Lieut.Com. Edw.-»rd Hilton Vouns. D.S.O.
DSC, R.N.V.R., MP.
XXX THE MINISTRY.
Secretary of Mines (;£i,5oo) Rt. Hon. William Clive Bridgeman, P.C., M.P.
Parliantentarv and Financial Secretary, War Lieut. -Col. the Hon. (.jeorge Frederick Stanley,
Department {£i,soo) C.M.G., M.P.
Parliamentary and Financial Secretary to the Lieut.-Col. Leopold (Charles Maurice) Stennelt
Admiralty (£2,000) Amery, M.P.
Parliamentary Secretary to Board of Education
(;£i,2oo) Rt. Hon. John Herbert Lewis, P.C, MP.
Parliamentary Secretary, Board 0/ Trade {£j,y>6) Sir William Mitchell-Thomson, Bt., K.B.E.»
M.P.
Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Health
(;£i,5oo) Rt. Hon. the Earl of Ancaster.
Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Agriculture
and Fisheries (£1,^00), and Deputy Minister ... Rt. Hon. Earl of Onslow, O.B.E.
Parliamentary Secretary to Ministry of Labour Sir (Clement Anderson) Montague Barlow,
C^i,20o) K.B.E., M.P.
Parliamentary Secretary to Ministry of Pensions
(;£i,ooo) Major George Clement Tryon, M.P.
Parliatneniary Secretary to Ministry of Trans-
port {£1,006) Arthur Neal, Esq., M.P.
Parliamentary Under Secretary for Health in
Scotland John William Pratt, Esq., M.P.
Assistant Postmaster-General {£\,ooo) Rt. Hon. Herbert Pike Pease, P.C, M.P.
■Rt. Hon. Charles Albert McCurdy, P.C, K.C.,
V
Parliamentary {Patronage) Secretaiies to the I M.P.
Treasury {£2,000) j Lieut. -Col. I>eslie Orme Wilson, C.M.G.,
D.S.O., M.P.
James Parker, Esq.,C.H., M.P.
Naval Lords of the Admiralty {£\,yx> each) .
J • T J ^ii T- ir t,\ I losiah Towyn Jones, Esq., M.P. 'K>f/a/V^.
Jumor Lords of the Treasury {£1,000 each) •- g;^ William Sutherland, K.CB , -M.P.
iLieut.-Col. Sir John Gilmour. Bt., D.S.O., -M.P.
?Adm. of the Fleet Earl Beatty, G.C.B., O.M.,
G.C.V.O., D.S.O.
Vice-Adm. Sir Henry Francis Oliver, K.C.B.,
K.C.M.G., M.V.O.
Rear-Adm. Frederick Lawrence Field, C.B.,
C.M.G.
Rear-Adm. the Hon. .Algernon Douglas Edward
Harry Boyle, C.B., C.M.G., M.V.O.
Vice-Adm Sir Osmond de Beauvoir Brock,
K.CB., K.CM.G., K.C.V.O.
Rear-.4dm.Sir Alfred Ernie MontacuteChatfield,
K.CM.G., C.B.,CV.O.
Civil Lord of the Admiralty (£1,000) Com. Bolton Meredith Eyres Monsell, R.N.,
M.P.
Lord Advocate for Scotland {£$,000) Rt. Hon. Thomas Brash Morison, P.C, K.C.
M.P.
Solicitor-General for Scotland {£2,000) Lieut. -Col. Charles David Murray, C.M.G.,
K.C, M.P., LL.D.
Attorney-General for Ireland {£t„ooo) -
Solicitor ,, ,, (;{;2,ooo)
ROYAL HOUSEHOLD.
Political Appointments only.
Lord Chamberlain The Duke of -\tholI, P.C, K.T., C.B., D.S.O.,
M.V.O.
Lord Stexvard Rt. Hon. Viscount Farquhar, P.C, G.C V.O.
Master of the Horse Rt. Hon. Earl of Chesterfield, K.G., P.C,
G.C. V.O.
Treasurer Lieut.-Col. George Abraham Gibbs, M.P.
Comptroller Major Harry Barnston, M.P.
Vice-Chamberlain William Dudley Ward E.sq., M.P.
'Rt. Hon. Baron .\nnaly, G.C. V.O. {per-
manent).
Rt. Hon. Earl of Bradford.
Rt. Hon. the Earl of Clarendon.
Rt. Hon. Earl of Lucan, K.B.E., C.B.
Rt. Hon. Baron Somerleyton, P.C, K.C.VO.
Rt. Hon. Baron Stanmore, C.V.O.
l^Rt. Hon Viscount Valentia, C.B., M.V.O.
Capt. of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms . . Rt. Hon. Baron Colebrooke, P.C, K.C.V.O.
Capt. of the Yeomen of the Guard Rt. Ho.n. Baron Hylton.
L ords-in- Waiting
DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS. XXXI
•
On the List of
H.M. Office of Works.
The Admiralty.
War Office.
Air Ministry.
L.C.C.
G.P.O.
Also Specializing in
Country House
Installations.
Factory Power,
Heating, and
THE
Springvale
Lighting
Installations.
Electrical
Company.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS.
Garden Fetes.
Church Lighting,
Etc.
Springvale Works,
Matbro Road,
Kensington, W.I 4.
Telegrams :
" Esveelle, Phone, London."
Telephone: Hammersmith 1166.
DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS.
Telephone :
127 North {2 lines).
Patent
Telegrams: "Eradicate.
Camroad, London."
Steam Carpet Beating Ctw
Chief Office: 196, YORK ROAD, KING'S CROSS. N.
Carpets Beaten. ,^ ^ Carpets '* Shampooed/'
CAUTION— Do not be misled. Carpets (CLEANED)
CANNOT be entirely treed from Dust
by any process whilst on the Floor.
Carpets freed from Dust
Carpets Dyed. T~^ W Compressed Air.
THE ONLY EFFECTUAL METHODS.
COLLECTION AND DELIVERY BY OWN VANS
Branches in all parts of London. Price Lists Post Free
CLIFFORD & CO.
46, STRAND, w.c2
DIAMOND MERCHANTS
Tel. No. : Central 9985.
JtWf HERS S SILVtRSMfTHS
\46 STRAND jf
ALl PRiCtS 1 :;■::' MARK.tO
,': WE DO ' O" USE* ,
THE WORf) FROM^
iLlirrwKUiU' ^^ Of lltlAKoj
INEXPENSIVE
PRESENTS.
DIAMOND RINGS AT
LOWEST CASH
PRICES.
REPAIRS TO
JF.WHLLERY AND
WATCHES SKIL-
FULLY CARRIED
OUT BY EXPERI-
ENCED WORKMEN.
"Our Speciality"
ALL ARTICLES
MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES.
KG MISLEADING
WORDS USED.
WRITTEN GUARAN-
TEE WITH ANY
ARTICLE.
CLIFFORD & CO.
46. STRAND, w.c.2
OPHTHALMIC OPTICIANS.
SPECIAL SIGHT-
TESTING ROOMS
QUALIFIED OPTICIANS
ALWAYS IN ATTENDANCE
Tel. No. : Central 9985. Closed Thursdays one o'clock
POLITICAL ORGANISATIONS.
XXXllI
POLITICAL ORGANISATIONS.
(L) = Liberal.
(,L[/) = Liberal Unionist.
(O = Conservative and Unionist.
(AO = Nationalist.
Aati-Wute Laaftie, St. James's Street,
S.W.I. Secretary: Ernest Outhwaite.
Aaaociation of OonserratiTe Olnbs, Palace
Chambers, Bridge Street, Westminster,
S.W.I. Secretary: YTM<k?,o\hi. (Q
Britiah Soeialist Party, Chaiidos Hall, 21A,
Maiden Lane, Charing Cross, W.C.a. Sec-'
retary : Albert Inkpin.
Ooalitioii Liberft], Central Office, 25, Old
Queen Street, Westminster, S.W. i.
Cobden Club, Broadway Court, Westminster,
S W. Honorary Secretary : Major Harry
Barnes, M.P. Secretary: F. J. Shaw.
(Free Trade and Peace)
Eighty Olnb, 3, Hare Couit, Temple, E.C.4.
Secretary: M. Keith Jackson. (Z.)
FabUa Soeiety, 25, Tothill Street, West-
minster, S.W.I. Hon. Secretary: E. R.
Pease. Gen. Secretary : F. W. Galton.
Pree Trade TXaion, 6q, Victoria Street, S.W.
•Hon. Secretaries: Sir Charles Eldward
Mallet and Charles Roberts. Secretary:
E. G. Krunkcr.
Home Ooiutiee Liberml Federation, 42, Parlia-
ment .Street, Westminster, S.W. Secretary :
W. .M.Crook, O. BE. (Z.)
ladependeat Labour Party, 8 and 9, Johason's
Court, Fleet Street, E.C.4. Secretary:
Francis Johnson.
Iriah Vnioaiet AlUaaee, 109, Grafton Street,
Dublin, and 25, Victoria Street, Westmiruster,
. S.W.I. Hon. Secretary: John E. Walsh.
(O
Labour Party, The, 33, Eccletton Square,
S.W.I. Secretary: Rt. Hon. Arthur
Henderson. P.C, M.P. National Agent:
Egerton P. Wake.
Liberal Central Aaiooiation, 31, Abingdon
Street, Westminster, S.W.I. (L)
Liberal Publication Department, 41-42, Par-
liament Street, S.W. Secretary: Harold
Storey. (/,)
Liberal Social Cooaoil, 93, Victoria Street,
S.W.I. (/,)
London Liberal Federation, 41-43, Parliament
Street, Westminster, S.W.i. Hon. Sec. :
Walter Isaac. J. P. (L)
National Liberal Federation, 43, Parliament
Street, Westminster, S.W.i. .Secretary:
Sir Robert A. Hudson, G.B.E. Assist.
Sec. : Frank Barter. (L)
National Coaatitntional Aiiociation, 64, Vic-
toria Street, S.W.i. Secretary : Barrington
Hooper, C.B.E. (Ind.C)
National Tlnioniit ▲■•ociation, Unionist Cen-
tral Office, Palace Chambers, Bridge Street,
Westminster, S.W.i. Honorary Principal
Agent, Capt. .Sir (John) Malcolm Fraser, Bt.
Secretary: George Godwin. (.C&*LU)
Primroie League, 64, Victoria Street, S.W
Grand Master : Marquess Curzon of Kedle-
stoo, K.G., PC, G.C.S.I., G.C.I.E. Sec-
retary: Reginald Bennett (C)
Scottiab Liberal Federation. General Sec-
retary : William Webster, C.B.E.. J.P.
Eastern Office— 95, Princes Street, Edin-
burgh. Wbster.v Office — 7, West George
Street, Gla.sgow. (Z.)
Scottieh Unionist Association, 2, Frederick
Street, Edinburgh. (U)
Tariff Reform League, 26, .Abingdon Street,
S.W.I. Secretary : G. Graham Anderson.
Ulster Unionist Council. Old Town Hall,
Bcira.st. Secretary: A. W. Hungerford.
Union Defence League, 35, Victoria Street,
S.W. (C)
United Olnb, c/o Constitutional Club, 38.
Northumberland Avenue, W.C.a. Hon.
Secretary: J. F. Vesey FitzGerald.
United Irish League, 39, O'Connell Street,
Upper, Dublin. (A'^)
United Irish League of Oreat Britain, a and
4, Great Smith Street, Westminster, S.W.
General Secretary : Frederick L. Crilly. (A')
Women's National Liberal Federation, 172,
Victoria Street, .S.W.i. .Secretary: .Miu
McLaren Ramsay. (Z.)
DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS.
mo^^siT' Stpi0re^^
EXPLANATION OF TECHNICAL
PARLIAMENTARY EXPRESSIONS.
WITH BRIEF DESCRIPTIONS OF THE
Duties of some of the Higher Officers of State.
Acceptance of Office. Under sta-
tute 6 Anne, c. 41, the holder of an office of
Erofit accepted from the Crown or the Lord-
.ieutenant of Ireland, is incapacitated for
a ;eat in Parliament, if the office be created
since 1705. The acceptor of any office
created before that year must vacate his
scat and submit himself to re-election ; but
by the Representation of the People Act,
1867, and some Amending Acts, holders
of the principal offices of State are re-
lieved from the obligation to submit them-
selves to re-election, upon a transfer from
one office to another ; the Law Officers also
on transfer do not vacate. The legislation
on the subject is tangled and obscure, but
the result, broadly speaking, is that holders
of the higher political offices vacate their
seats on appomtment, except in cases of
transfer, but may be re-elected ; that holders
of minor political offices, who are not ap-
pointed directly by the Crown, e.g. Under-
Secretaries of State, do not vacate their
seats on appointment ; and that Judges, and
members of the permanent Civil Service are
disqualified for a seat in Parliament. Holders
of the following Offices in the Ministry vacate
their seats on appointment, seeking re-
election : • — The First Ixjrd of the Treasury ;
the Lord Privy Seal ; the Chancellor of the
Exchequer ; the First Lord of the Admiralty ;
the six Principal Secretaries of State (but
not the Under Secretaries), the Secretary for
Scotland ; the Presidents of Boards of
Apiculture and Education ; the Ministers of
Health, labour, Pensions and Transport ;
the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster ;
the Chief Secretary for Ireland ; the Post-
master-Gen. ; the First Commissioner of
Works ; the Junior I-ords of the Treasury
on fin>t appointment (paid and unpaid) ; the
Civil I»rd of the Admiralty ; the Attorneys-
General for England and Ireland ; the Lord
.Advocate for Scotland ; the three Solicitors-
General ; and Ministers without Portfolio.
The following officials of the Koyal House-
hold also vacate their seats on appoint-
ment : — Treasurer of the Household ; C-omp-
troller of the Household; and the Vice-
Chamberlain. Holders of Civil Service
pensions are not disqualified. A member
appointed an Ambassador does not thereby
vacate his seat.
Adjournment of its sitting is solely in
the power of each House of Parliament : but
if both Houses be adjourned for more than
fourteen days, the Crown may by proclamation
direct them to re-assemble. Adjournment by
the House of Commons (unless pursuant to
a Standing or Special Order) must be on
question put and agreed to, except when there
U " no House." Ntotions for the adjournment
of the House " on a definite matter of urgent
public importance," are used as the means of
discussing a matter of which notice has not
been given, but this power has been placed
under limitations by certain rulesof procedure.
Adjournment of debate may be moved by
any member who has not spoken to the
original question, at any time before the ques-
tion is fully put, but it cannot be moved in
committee, and discu.ssion must be kept
strictly to the question of adjournment. In
case of grave disorder arising, the Speaker
may if he thinks it necessary adjourn the
House without question put, or suspend any
sitting for a time 10 be named by him.
Admiralty, First Lord of the. Is
Chief of the Commissioners, appointed to
discharge the office of Lord High Admiral.
He is the political head of the Navy, and it
is through him that the Cabinet exerci.ses
control over it.
Air, Secretary of State for.
Has the general control and direction of
the Air Force.
Aliens are incapable of voting for the
election of members of Parliament, neither
can they take their seats as members for any
constituency.
Amendment, An. Isthemodeby which
the decision of the Hou.se on a question may
be intercepted, by submitting for its con-
sideration an alternative proposition, either
wholly or partially opposed to the original
question.
ArroRNEY-GENERAL, The, is the chief
legal adviser of the Crown ; he institutes
informations and prosecutions for the Crown
in matters criminal, and suits for anything
concerning the King in inheritance or profit.
Auditor. [See Election Auditor.]
Ayes. Members voting in favour of a
motion.
Ballot, The. [See Election of Mem-
bers.]
Bankrupt Members are by statute
rendered incapable of sitting and voting. At
the expiration of six monins after a mem-
ber has become a bankrupt, his election is
void, and a writ will issue for the election of
another representative, unless in the mean-
time the bankruptcy has been annulled.
Bills, Private. [See Private Bills.]
Bills, Public. In the House of Lords
the consent of the House is not lequirec! to
the introduction of a bill ; in the Commons
a bill can be brought in either by prescnta-
tion (under the 1903 rule) or by motion ami
leave. Proposals for bills relating to tax-
ation, and the grant of public money must
be moved in a committee of the whole
House, having received the previous recom-
mendation 01 the Crown. After the first
* On occasion Acts have been pa.ssed making this temporarily unnecessar>-, and in igig an
Act was passed abolishing the necessity for re-election in respect of appoiotmcnts made within
nine months of any proclamation summoning a new Parliament.
XXXVl
TECHNICAL PARLIAMENTARY EXPRESSIONS.
reading a day is appointed for the second
reading, previously to which the bill is
printed, and each member supplied with a
copy. Discussion of the principles of a bill
may be held on any of its stages, except in
committee and on the stage of consideration
as amended in committee ; but the most
usual period for this discussion is the second
reading. After being read a second time
the bill, except in the case of a bill im-
posing taxes, or a consolidated fund or
appropriation bill, stands committed to one
of the six Standing Committees, unless the
House otherwise order. Bills so excepted
go to a committee of the whole House.
When the details of the bill have been
considered in Committee, and the bill has
been debated clause by clause, the chair-
man of the committee reports it to the
House. This he does by stating to the
Speaker that " the committee has gone
through the bill," and has either "made
amendments thereunto" or "directed him
to report the same without amendment."
If no amendment has been made, the bill
is ordered to be read a third time either
forthwith or on a future day ; but if the
committee have altered it the bill is ordered
to be considered as amended. If the amend-
ments are considerable, it is customary to
reprint the bill. On the consideration of a
bill as amended, amendments may be made
or new clauses (of which notice has been
given) may be added, such as could have
been proposed in Committee. A bill may
also be committed to a Select Committee
after second reading, but must in that case,
after it has passed the Select Committee, be
recommitted to a Committee of the whole
House. On the third reading the judgment
of the House is expressed upon the entire
bill, and only verbal amendments can at this
stage be made. During the progress of the
bill the House may divide on the following
questions : i.st, on the motion for leave of
introduction (unless the Bill is presented
under the IQ02 rule) ; 2nd, on the second
reading ; 3rd, on a motion to commit the
bill to a Committee other than a .Standing
Committee, that the bill be recommitted ;
4th, that it be read a third time. These are
exclusive of the divisions that may be taken
on amendments proposed to be made to the
bill in committee, or on its consideration
as amended. After the passing of a bill,
the Clerk of the House takes it to the bar
of the House of Lords, and hands it to the
Clerk of Parliaments, signed and endorsed
in Norman French. In the Upper House it
passes through similar forms to those of the
Commons. If the Lords agree with the Com-
mons in the principle of a measure, but differ
on matters of detail, the bill is returned to
the Commons, bearing the amendments the
Lords propose : these are considered by the
Lower House, and if disagreed to, the bill
is returned back to the Lords with a mes-
sage assigning reasons for the disagreement.
A Public Bill, other than a Money Bill, as
defined by the Parliament Act, 191 1 (see
Money Bill), having been passed by the House
of Commons in three successive sessions, and
having been sent up to the House of Lords
one month before the end of the session, if
rejected by the House of Lords in each of
those sessions, can then be presented direct to
His Majesty for the Royal Assent, provided
that two years have elapsed between the date
of second reading in the first session of the Bill
in the House of Commons, and the date at
which it passes there in the third session. A
Bill is considered rejected by the House of
Lords unless it is passed by that chamber,
either without amendment or only with
amendments agreed to by both Houses.
Differences between the Houses weje for-
merly settled by a conference, but this
practice has now become obsolete. Acts of
amnesty are read only once in each House.
Bills that have passed both Houses remain
with the Lords, except those of supply,
which are sent back to the Commons, to be
by the Speaker presented at the bar of the
Lords lor the Royal assent.
Board of Agriculture and
Fisheries, The President of. Is head
of the Government Department controlling
matters dealing with lands, animals, rivers,
and the sea, as well as the Ordnance Survey.
This department, founded in 1889 as to
agriculture, was extended to cover fisheries
in 1903.
Board of Education, President
OF. Has control of this Government De-
partment of Education for England and
Wales, and supervises the distribution of
the Government grants towards elementary,
secondary, technical. University, and all
other forms of public education ; the de-
partment has a large inspection and exami-
nation staff.
Board of Trade, The. Considers all
matters especially relating to trade and
commercial relations. It consists of a Presi-
dent and several high officers of State,
though it is practically managed by a Presi-
dent and Parliamentary Secretary. It has
the general superintendence of all matters
relating to merchant ships and seamen, and
exercises a supervision over harbours, elec-
tric lighting, the administration of the Law
of Bankruptcy, the registration of Joint
Stock Companies, etc., while it also exercises
financial control over the principal lighthouse
authorities. It collects and publishes sta-
tistics of the revenue, trade, commerce,
wealth, population, etc., of the United
Kingdom and its dependencies, as well as of
foreign countries.
Bribery. Both the giver and the
receiver of a bribe can be put into the wit-
ness-box and be compelled to answer any
questions, however they might criminate
themselves. The giver must say to whom
he gave, and what he gave, and where he
procured the cash. The receiver must say
what he received, and from whom he received
it. Any person who gives or receives a bribe
is disfranchised for life, and his name is to be
printed at the foot of every succeeding re-
gister of voters for that place in a distinct
list, headed "disqualified for bribery, treat-
ing, or undue influence." A candidate
personally guilty of bribery is incompetent
to sit in a Parliament for seven years. He is
liable to an indictment for misdemeanour, and
to be punished with fine and in:prisonment.
He is incompetent to vote at any Parliamen-
tary or municipal election ; he cannot hold any
municipal or judicial office ; and, if a magis-
trate, is to be removed from the commission
of the peace The offences of " bribery,"
"treating," and "undue and corrupt in-
fluence" are defined by statute law, especially
by the Corrupt, etc.. Practices Prevention Act,
DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHITE AUSTRALIA FOR
ORANGE GROWERS
TBKSE FIVE-YEAR SEEDLESS ORANGES ON MURRAY RiVi^n.
>.ASES PER TREE.
AUSTRALIA, the all-white, all- British Dominion under the starry Southern Cross, washed by
the sunlit dancing seas. A wonderfully rica, fertile island-continent, enjoyed by only five and a
quarter millions of British-Australians, but under present Government plans likely to see by the
next generatian an expansion to twenty millions.
NO COUNTRT has a healthier or more highly productive climate, or presents so equal an oppor-
tunity to the young for material advancement and abiding happiness.
' To the man of moderate means seeking an open air life in afo ideal climate, the surest ineome
is won from the soil, preferably within the Government irrigation areas on Small Holdings for dairying,
fruit-grOMong, pig and sheep farming, chicken raising.
ORANGE GROVES IN BL03S0M OR FRDIT ALL THE TEAR ROUND.— The Best Money-
Maker of all is the Ug rei seedleis orange. To the man of brains, energy, and capital, its money prizes
are big, and it throws in health and joyousness for good measure.
AUSTRALIA ALONG HER HURRAY VALLEY U the best endowed by Nature of all orange-
growing countries for economical, abundant, and quality production. And she has the Market
advantage of the Reverse Season over
California, Italy, and Spain.
"RIVERSIDE, THE ORANGE-
GROVES WHERE THE RED
GUMS GROW."— In 1914-15-16,
the Riverside Orange Groves Co.
planted over 300 acres on their 4,000
acre Freehold Estate (formerly a fine
old sheep farm) on the River Murray,
N'ictori.i, .\ustralia, 300 miles north
of Melbourne, and convenient by
river or road to railway towns.
In 1921 the Government of
Victoria bought from them. 250 acres
of this for Bohlier settlement, and 18
soldier orange growers arc now in
possession.
In 1922-23, the Company will be
planting and selling orange groves
THE OLD SHEEP FARM. for (losscssion in four-five years when
bearing, or lor iiosscssion when planted. Or, selling orange land ready for planting.
SBLUMQ BOGS AND CREAM WHILE THE ORANGES GROW.— In some cases, small dairy,
pig, sheep, or poultrj' fanns will Ix sold combin«i with or.inge or lemon growing. The land is cleared
and improved. The Government Irrigation channels, with ample water, are already on the land, and
Govtmment guaranteed water righu and a (reehold land title are secured to every buyer.
Particulars from the Company's Attorney : J. W. ARTHUR KELLY, at 196, Bishopsgate, London,
£.0.3, or 343. Collins Street, Meltwurne.
Mr. J. W. Arthur Kelly is a Government Auctioneer and Sworn Lands Valuer, with tlarty year»'
experience of Lands Settlement. He knows the KsUte, and he is a specialist in orange and other
imgated culture.
XXXVIU
DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS.
BUSZARDS
WEDDING CAKES
ARE OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY
Write for Illustrated Catalogue
n
Catering
Invite your guests
and Buszards
will do the rest
Wedding
Receptions
Breakfasts
Dinners
Teas
Ball Suppers
catered for in the
latest and most
up - to -date style
n
co>rrRACTs for any
PART OF THE UNITED
KINGDOM & ESTIMATES
SUBMITTED FREE BY
RETURN OF POST
a
Wines S- Spirits supplied
n
T97, 199 & 201,
Oxford Street,
LONDON, W.I.
TECHNICAL PARLIAMENTARY EXPRESSIONS.
XXXIX
1 88 J. The maximum scale of expenditure
duniig an election now is in the case of a
County ^d. for each elector on the Register,
and 5^. in the case of a Borough (with modifi-
cation for joint candidates). Expenditure
above this scale is an illegal practice, punish-
able by fine, and by electoral and parliamen-
tary disability. Payment by candidates for
conveyance of voters is prohibited. Penalties
for corrupt practices have lately been in-
creased ; and the intervention of the Public
Prosecutor at election trials is prescribed.
Budget, The. Is the financial state-
ment laid annually by the Chancellor of the
Exchetjuerbefore Parliament of the estimated
public income and expenditure of the follow-
ing or current financial year. In it he
mentions what taxes it is proposed to re-
peal, to reduce, or augment, and what new
ones are to be imposed. In his_ speech
on this occasion the Chancellor reviews the
financial condition of the country, comparing
the income and expenditure of the previous
year with those of preceding years, justifying
the changes that are proposed to be made,
and estimating their probable effects.
Burgess. Is a person whose name
appears upon the Burgess Roll of Boroughs.
Burgess Roll. Is a list kept in each
municipal borough of the burgesses of the
borough.
Cabinet, The. A Committee formed
out of the Privy Council, which acts as the
. comiecting link between the Crown and Par-
liament. It is formed of the highest officers
of State, and always includes the First
Lord of the Treasury, the Lord Chancellor,
the Lord President of the Council, the Lord
Privy Seal, the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
the Secretaries of State (except for Air», and
the First Lord of the " Admiralty. It also
includes members, selected from the follow-
ing functionaries at the discretion of the
Premier :— Commissioner of Works and
Buildings, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lan-
caster, President o( the Board of Trade, Post-
mastet-C.encral, .Secretary of State for Air,
Secretar>- for Scotland, Chief Secretary for
Ireland, President of the \jxa\ Government
Board, President of the Board of Education,
President of the Board of Agriculture, and
Attomey-Ocneral. Thememlxrrsareall Privy
Councillors, and being more immediately
responsible for the conduct of public affairs,
their deliberations are always considered
confidential, and kept secret, even from
their colleagues who are not in the Cabinet,
nuring the latter part of the War, and for
some time .ifterwards, the Cabinet was re-
presented by a smalt War Cabinet. It
now has a Secretary, and minutes pf its
proceedings are kept but not published.
iSee Ministry.]
Call, The, of the Houses. Under
the former practice of both Houses when'
urgent business was anticipated, days were
appointed, when the names of the members
were called over, and those who were not
then present were subject to_ cen.sure^ or
punishment from the House. This practice,
nowevcr. has fallen into disuse.
Candidate's Deposit. C^ffi ; for-
feited if votes polled do not exceed \ of total
poll in constituency ; repaid to an elected
Member when he has taken the oath as
Member.
Candidate's Expenses. [See under
Bribery.]
Chairman of Committee of Ways
AND Means is elected by the House at the
beginning of each Parliament. He pre-
sides when the House is in Committee, and
sits at the table in the seat of the Clerk of
the House. His vote is never given in
committee, except when, on a division, the
numbers are equal. In the absence of the
Speaker, he or the Deputy Chairman pre-
sides as Deputy Speaker, but only_ holds
that office from day to day. He is also
charged with a general superintendence
over Private Bill Legislation. A Deputy
Chairman is now also elected for each Par-
liament.
Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster. Is a Minister appointed (by
surrender of the seal into his keeping) to
manage the Duchy of Lancaster estates ;
he appoints magistrates for the County
Palatine of Lancashire, and performs duties
for Lancashire similar to those performed by
the Lord Chancellor for the rest of England.
Chancellor of the Exchequer,
The. Is the principal Finance Minister of
the Crown, and exerci.ses the chief and most
responsible control over the expenditure of
different branches of the public revenue, the
details of which are annually submitted for
revision. [See Budget.]
Chancellor, The Lord. Is created
by the will of the Sovereign, by the act of
delivering the Great Seal into his custody ;
he holds office during the pleasure of the
Crown, but practically resigns office with his
party. He is Speaker of the House of Lords,
and by virtue of his office a Member of the
Privy Council. He issues writs for sum-
moning Parliament, and transacts 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 profes-
sion of the law. He appoints the judges of
the High Court, and the judges of county
courts, inserts the names of justices in the
commissions of the peace, and is patron of all
Crown livings rated under Cio per annum.
He is visitor in right of the Crown of all
hospitals and colleges of Royal foundation,
has the general guardianship of ail 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 below the
Archbishop of Canterbury ; _ is customarily
created a Peer, but presides over the
Hou.sc of Lords whether so created or not.
During absence abroad on official business
the office is put into commission.
Change of Ministry. [See Seals
of Office.]
Chiltern Hundreds. The three
Hundreds of Stoke, Desborough, and Burn-
ham, comprise the southernmost part of the
Chiltern Hills, a ranee of chalky hills tra-
versing the county of Bucks, between Tring,
in Hertfordshire, and Goring, in Warwick-
shire. The office of " The Steward of the
Chiltein Hundreds" is supposed to have
xl
TECHNICAL PARLIAMENTARY EXPRESSIONS.
been established for the purpose of sup-
pressing 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
Chancellor of the Exchequer. The Steward-
ships of the Manors of Northstead and
Hempholme are analogous offices. Writs
for re-election to seats thus vacated cannot
be issued during recess.
Clerk of the House of Commons.
Is appointed by letters patent ; performs the
office of president during the election of the
Speaker ; sits at the upper end of the table, *
with two assistants ; is responsible for the
record of the proceedings of the House ; signs
all its orders, endorses bills sent to the House
of Lords, and reads aloud such documents as
the House may require. The appointment of
the Clerks in the service of the House, other
than Clerks at the table, is vested in this officer.
Clerk of the Parliaments occu-
pies an analogous position in the House of
Lords to the Clerk of the House of Commons.
Closure of the Debate can, by
Standing Order, be obtained upon the motion
of any Member, unless the Speaker or the
Chairman of Committees withholds his assent.
Colonies, Secretary of State for
THE. Has under his control matters con-
nected with the government of our extensive
colonial possessions.
Committals. The House of Commons
has the power to repress any aggression com-
mitted upon its privileges, and it can order
into custody any person so offending. Such
imprisonment, however, expires at the end of
the session.
Committee of Public Accounts,
The. Examines the accounts .showing the
appropriation of sums granted annually by
Parliament to meet the public expenditure.
It consists of not less than eleven members
(the more usual number being fifteen), who
are nominated at the commencement of
each session.
Committee on Public Petitions,
Th e. Reports throughout the session a classi-
fied list of the petitions presented to the
House, and scrutmises them for the purpose
of seeing whether or not they are in order.
Committees, Standing. There are
now six of these, each consisting of 40 to 60
members with 10 to 15 "specialists" added,
appointed by the House of Commons pur-
suant to Standing Order, to which all bills
stand committed after second reading, unless
the House otherwise order, except Finance,
Consolidated Fund or Appropriation Bills.
Members to serve on these Committees are
nominated by the Committee of Selection.
Committees. Those of the whole
House are generally for the purpose of con-
sidering resolutions, or the details of a bill,
or for financial purposes, such as those for
"Supply" or "Ways and Means." Select
Committees are for .specific purposes, and the
numbers composing them, as a rule, consist
of fifteen members. Presence of strangers is
generally permitted by Commons Committees
while witnesses are under examination, but
not while the Committee deliberates. Mem-
bers are entitled to be present throughout
Committee sittings, unless the House other-
wise order, or unless it be a Secret Com-
mittee. The consideration of private-bills is
referred to Committees consisting of four
members. Under Standing Order, Select
Committees can sit during the sitting of
the House, except while the House is at
prayers. When the House goes into Com-
mittee, the Speaker vacates the chair, the
mace is placed under the table, and the
Chairman of Ways and Means, or in his
absence the Deputy Chairman or another
member, is called on to preside.
Conference, A. Is the meeting of a
delegated number of Peers and of members
of the Commons' House to communicate a
written message upon matters in which it is
desirable that the two Houses should co-
operate. At a " free conference " the subject
of the written message may be taken into
debate. Conferences of the old kind are
now obsolete, having been practically super-
seded by informal negotiations between lead-
ing members of the two Houses.
Controverted Elections. The trial
of election petitions is regulated by a sta-
tute which transfers the entire jurisdiction
to the Courts of Law. A petition complain-
ing of an undue election must be presented
within 21 days after the return of the writ,
unless it questions the return on an allegation
of corrupt practices, etc.. in which case it
may be presented at any time within 28 days
after the day of payment. Thus the practice
of promising at the election and paying after
the time had elapsed for the presentation of a
petition is met by permission being given to
petition between 28 days after the payment
of the bribe, whensoever made. At the time
of presentation of a petition, or within three
days after, security for ;£i,ooo is to be given
by those who present it for payment of all
costs, charges, and expenses that may become
payable by the petition. < '
Count-out. If a member takes notice
of the number present, the Speaker counts
the House, and if forty members be not pre-
sent, the Speaker adjourns the House without
question put, till next sitting-day. Under
the existing Standing Orders of the House
cannot be counted out between 8.15 and
g.15 o'clock p.m. [See No House.]
Courts of Revision. [See Registra-
tion of Voters and Revising Barrister.]
Demise of the Crown. Since the
Reform Act of 1867 the Demise of the
Crown does not necessitate a Dissolution,
but if at the time of the Sovereign's death
Parliament happens to be adjourned or
prorogued it must meet immediately. If,
however, there is no Parliament in existence
at the moment, the old Parliament a^ain
meets, and may serve for six months. Smce
1901 the holding of any office under the
Crown, whether within or without the
British Dominions, is not affected by
the Demise of the Crown.
Deputy Chairman, The. Presides
in the absence of the Chairman of W^ays
and Means, when the House is in Com-
mittee, and may act as temporary Deputy
Speaker in the absence of both the Speaker
and the Chairman of Ways and Means.
DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS. xU
TO THE KING.
HANCOCKS &C
Jewels
Antique & fl|Qdern
plate.
25, SACKVILLE STREET
(CORNER OF VIQO STRKKT)
LONDON, W.
xlii
DEBRETT ADVERTISEMENTS.
Compare
the work
The high standard set for
" ROYAL" Typewriters permits
of no compromise. Materials
must be of the highest quaHty,
the workmanship must be that
of skilled artisans, the service
rendered by the machine and
the company must be beyond
criticism.
A " ROYAL " Typewriter does such
a variety of work and does everything
so perfectly that it is impossible to buy
a typewriter to-day, and to be certain
of having bought the best, without
having had a demonstration of the
ROYAL STANDARD
TYPEWRITER
VISIBLE WRITING MACHINE CO.. LIMITED
Royal House, 75a, Queen Victoria Street, E.C.4.
MANCHESTER : BIRMINGHAM :
10, Brown Street. 19, Martineau Street.
D 219
TECHNICAL PARLIAMENTARY EXPRESSIONS.
xljii
Deputy Speaker. [See Chairman
of Committee of Ways and Means, and Deputy
Chairman.]
Disfranchise. Is the act of taking
away the privilege of the franchise.
Disqualified to Vote. Peers of
the Realm (but not Peeresses); peisons
whose names do not appear upon the Register
of Voters ; men under twenty-one years of age
(or nineteen if in naval or militar)' employ) ;
conscientious objectors (during the War and
for five years after) with certain exceptions ;
lodgers in furnished rooms ; women under
the age of 30 ; non-British subjects ; those
legally incapacitated (i.e. those not of sound
mind ; those convicted of bribery or perjury,
etc.).
Dissolution. Is the civil death of
the Parliament, and may be effected at plea-
sure by the Crown, or by length of time
(five years). [Up to 191 1 the maximum
length of a Parliament was seven years.]
It puts an end to the representative character
of the members, and a new Parliament cannot
be assembled until after a general election.
Division, A. Is the mode of taking
the votes of each House of Parliament. In
the Commons, if the opinion of the Speaker
or Chairman as to the decision of a question
is challenged, he directs that the lobbies be
cleared. After two minutes he puts the
question again, and, if his opinion is still
challenged, he nominates tellers, and directs
the "ayes" and the "noes" to go into the
right and left lobbies. Whilst members pass
through the lobbies, clerks record the names
of tho.se present and the tellers count the
numbers. The tellers then return to the
House, and their report of the numbers is
finally announced from the Chair.
Double Election. A member re-
turned by two constituencies must within
seven days after the expiration of the time
limited for the presentation of petitions against
the returns, elect for which he will serve.
Double Return. When two mem-
bers are returned for one vacancy, they are
sworn and take their seats, but by the
Speaker's direction withdraw below the
bar ; nor can they vote till the return has
been adjudicated upon.
Dropped Orders of the Day. Are
those Orders upon which no action is taken
or directions given by the Member in charge.
They drop from the Order Paper accord-
ingly, but may be subseviuently revived.
Bills or Orders standing upon the order
paper which are not reached, owing to an
adjournment of the House, are set down
on the paper for the next sitting-day. In
default of directions from a Member in
charge of a Bill on the Order paper it is
dropped, but may be subsequently revived.
Dual Vo ri ng. A l a General Election
a person with the requisite qualifications
ma^ vote in two (but not more) constitu
encies.
Election Auditor. Is an officer
appointed annually, whose duty it is to take
and publish an account of all expenses in-
curred at elections. Any payment made in
respect of an election otherwise than thminrh
this official is declared to be illegal. [See
Returning Officer's Expenses.]
Election of Members of Parlia-
MENT. Writs for the election of Members,
on occasioi) of a New Parliament, are issued
by the Lord Chancellor, acting upon warrant
from the King in Council, and, during a
Parliament, upon the Speaker's warraint, is-
sued by order of the House when the House
is sitting and under statutory provisions
when the House is not sitting. At a (Jeneral
Election all nominations take place on one
day, and all pollings at a later date, but also
all on one day. 'I'he returning officer must
give public notice of the tim<! and place of
the election ; the nomination must be on the
eighth day after the Proclamation calling
the new Parliament, and the polling (if any)
must be on the ninth day after the nomi-
nation. Candidates must be nominated in
writing. If at the expiration of one hour
after the time appointed for the election, no
more candidates are nominated than there
are vacancies to fill, the officer declares
those candidates elected, and returns their
names to the Clerk of the Crown in Chancer^-.
But if the candidates nominated exceed tlie
vacancies, the officer adjourns the election,
and takes the poll, by ballot papers, accord-
ing to a prescribed form. The officer at the
close of the poll opens the liallot boxes and
counts the papers, and returns the names of
those who have the majority to the Clerk of
the Crown, as elected candidates. In a con-
tested election, polling-stations are provided,
with compartments to enable voters to mark
their votes, screened from observation. Each
of these is presided over by officers appointed
by the returning officer. The polling is
commenced and carried on simultaneously at
all the stations. The returning officer is to
give public notice "as soon as possible" of
the names of the elected candidates, and of
the total number of votes given fo» each can-
didate. [See " Polling."] The officer then
returns the writ, with the name or names
of the person or persons elected endorsed
thereon, "To the Clerk of the Crown in
Chancery," to whom also all the documents
relating to the election are delivered. Im-
mediately after a public notice of election, an
elected candidate is considered to be a
member of Parliament, but cannot act as a
legislator until he has taken the oaths.
Election Petitions. [See Contro-
verted Elections.]
Eleven O'Clock Rule. [See Time
of Meeting.]
Estates of the Realm. The three
estates of the realm are the three br.»nches
of the legislature — the Lords Spfritiial, the
Ix)rds Temporal, and the Commons. The
Sovereign, Ix)rds, and Commons, in their
united character, exercise none but legisla-
tive functions; they form the Parliament, and
subject to the provi.sions of the Parliament
.\ct (iQi I), no bill can l>ecome law unless all
concur in it. In addition, each has separate
functions pcciiluir to itself. In the .Sovereign
the whole executive authority is vested. The
House of Ixjrdsexercises judicial authority as
a court of ultimate --tppeal. and is a tribunal
to which great officer* of .State, impeached by
the Lower House, are amenable. The House
of f>mmons is endowed with the sole control
of the national expenditure, and with the levy
of taxation to provide for that expenditure.
xliv
TECHNICAL PARLIAMENTARY EXPRESSIONS.
Executive. [See Ministry, and also
Cabinet.]
Expulsion of Members, is a power
possessed by the House of Commons. It has
been exercised from time to time to free
Parliament from the presence of discreditable
members, suck as men found guilty of forgery,
perjury, etc., or as a punishment for offences
committed against the House.
"Father of the House of Com-
mons." An informal distinction bestowed
upon the Member who has sat in Parliament
for the longest unbroken period of time,
irrespective of the Constituencies for which
he may have been returned.
Finance. The financial concerns of
the State devolve upon the Chancellor of the
Exchequer.
First Lord of the Treasury. Is
Chief of the Commissioners appointed to
execute the office of Lord High Treasurer,
but as such takes no great part in the
management of the Treasury. He has
several Civil Service appointments in his
gift, and nominates to Crown livings and
Civil List pensions. This is the position
usually, though not always, taken by the
Prime Minister or the Leader of the House
of Commons.
Foreign Affairs, Secretary of
State for. Has the exclusive charge of
the interests of the British Empire and
British subjects in foreign countries. He
negotiates all treaties, leagues, and alliances
with foreign states, either directly with the
Foreign Minister at this Court, or through
the British Ambassador abroad ; and is the
official organ and responsible adviser to the
Crown in all communications between his
Government and foreign powers.
Franchise. In law, is defined as
"a Royal privilege, or a branch of the
Sovereign's prerogative subsisting in the
hands of a subject." As applied to Parlia-
ment the term means the right to vote at an
election for a member of Parliament. Under
the Representation of the People Act (igi8)
the franchise extends to all men of full age
(not subject to legal incapacity), and having
the requisite residential or business premises
qualification (six months) ; women on attain-
ing the age of thirty and being entitled to be
registered as Local Government Electors or
whose husbands are so entitled ; and those
employed on war service on attaining the
age of nineteen (i.e. naval and military em-
ployment. Red Cross work, etc., merchant
seamen, pilots, and fishermen). University
Franchise demands for men in England and
Wales receipt of a degree (not honorary),
while women must have fulfilled certain
conditions.
Freemen. Are persons who have been
admitted to the freedom of a corporate town,
or of any other corporate body.
Friday Sittings. The House meets
every Friday (up to 1902 it used to be
Wednesday) at twelve o'clock. Friday until
Whitsuntide is set apart for the bills brought
in by private members, and the Housej unless
previously adjourned, continues to sit until
the business of the day is disposed of, or until
5.30 p.m. (no opposed busine.ss being taken
after five). On the disposal of business, or at
5.30, the Speaker adjourns the House without
putting any question, and the business under
I discussion, or undisposed of, stands among
I the orders of the day for the next sitting of
I the House.
General Election. [See Election
of Members.]
Government Business. Unless the
House otherwise direct, Government busi-
ness has precedence at every sitting except
after 8.15 p.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday
and at the sitting on Friday; after 8.15
p.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday notices of
motions and public bills, other than Govern-
ment bills, have precedence of Government
business ; after Easter, Government business
has precedence during the whole of the
Tuesday sittings ; after Whitsuntide, Govern-
ment business has precedence at all sittings,
I except on the third and fourth Fridays
after Whit Sunday.
! Government Orders, are the bills
I. brought in by the Government and other
' Government business appointed by the
House, which are entitled to be placed
at the head of the list at sittings when
Government business has precedence.
' Health, Ministry of. This new
I Ministry has, among other acti^-ities, ab-
I sorbed the functions of the Local Govem-
I ment Board.
' Hempholme. [See Chihern Hun-
dreds.]
1 Home Department, Secretary of
State for. The duties and responsibilities
of this high officer comprehend the main-
I tenance of the internal peace of the United
I Kingdom, the security of the laws, and the
general supervision of matters relating to the
administration of criminal justice.
! House of Commons. According to
' the theory of the English constitution, the
] House of Commons represents the whole
population, and it is unconstitutional tu sup-
pose that members are delegates of any
I special community. Each member is held
to represent the interests of the nation. The
proceedings of the Commons are regulated
1 by standing orders, which are the per-
I manent bye-laws of the House, by sessional
orders renewed annually, and by the custom
i of Parliament, as embodied in rules and regu-
' lations established by usa^e, or laid down in
j the journals. The following is an outline of
I parliamentarj- practice :— A motion for the
• grant of public money may not be presently
I entered upon, but must be put to the vote
on a future day in a Committee of the whole
House, having received the previous recom-
mendation of the Crown. Notice, as a rule,
must be given of every motion, and, except
in committee, it must be seconded. There
must never be more than one question before
the House at the same time. However many
amendments may be proposed upon a motion,
each one is separately disposed of. If there
be a majority for any words standing part of
a question to be put to the House, then a vote
is taken on the question with these words
in it. In case of the rejection of everj-
amendment, then the original proposal, what-
ever it may be, motion or bill, is put to the
vote, stripped of all the counter proposals
which the debate has called forth. No mem-
ber can thus be driven to vote for what he
does not approve ; for after having voted in
favor of such amendments as he may propose
to the original question, he can vote against
it in the end. No motion or bill may be
TECHNICAL PARLIAMENTARY EXPRESSIONS.
xlv
\
oflTered upon which a judgment has been
expressed during the current session ; a
resolution may, however, be rescinded, or an
order of the House discharged. A bill that
has passed both Houses contains all the
sentences and words composing the Act of
Parliament to which the koyal Assent is
given. When a member speaks, it must be
to some question before the House, or to
introduce a question. The mover of a
substantive motion is permitted a reply,
and those who have spoken to the original
question may speak again when an amend-
ment or a new question, such as the adjourn-
ment of the debate has been proposed :
but otherwise no one is entitled to more
than one opportunity of speaking on a
question, except when the House is m Com-
mittee. No member may call another by his
name ; if it is desired to call personal atten-
tion to him, he must be referred to by his con-
stituency, or by the office which he holds.
Any member may interrupt another by
" rising to order," 7°.;., calling the attention
of the chair to the fact that a breach of order
was then being committed. It is supposed to
be out of order for a member to refer to debates
in the House of Lords of the current Session.
No bill is converted into law unless it has
^subject to the provisions of the Parliament
.\ct 1911) received the duly expressed ap-
proval of both Houses and has received the
Royal Assent. Public bills for imposing taxes
or charges begin with the Commons. Bills
for restitution of honours and in blood (which
are, however, very rare) begin in the Peers.
A member who moves the adjournment of
a debate is by courtesy entitled to speak
first when the debate is resumed. But this
rule does not apply to the renewal of debate
in a Committee of the whole House. For
the sake of convenience, certain parties —
ministerial, opposition, or otherwise — group
themselves on benches which they appropriate
to themselves. When several members rise
to address the Hou.se. the Speaker or Chair-
man signifies who shall have precedence ; this
is known as " catching the Speaker's eye."
Reference to the opinions of the Sovereign
to influence a decision of the House is
ii regular. Forty is the quorum of the
Commons. [See Bills, Public]
HousB OF Lords. The House of
Lords consists of all Royal anri other peers
(not being minors, of unsound mind, or
bankrupt) who hold hereditary peerages of
England, of Great Britain, and of the Onited
Kingdom, all Life Peers, the .\rchbishops
of Canterbury and York ; the Hishops of
London, Durham, and Winchester ; twenty-
one other bishops (exclusive of the Bishop
of Sodor and Man, who has neither seat nor
vole) according to .seniority of consecration ;
any eldest sons of peers specially summoned
in their father's lifetime ; and sixteen Scotch
(elected for duration of one Parliament only),
and twenty-eight Irish (elected for life) repre-
sentative peers. When the Roll of the Ixirds
is called over in the House on the occa.sion
of any public ceremony, it commences with
the junior baron. [See Bills, Public]
Houses of Parliamknt. The old
Houses of Parliament were burned in Octo-
ber, 1834, ^^^ ■' ^'^^ 'I'^t until February 36lh,
1840, that the 6rst stone of the new edifice
was laid. Sir Charles Barry being the archi-
tect. The building did nol proceed very
rapidly, for though the House of Lords was
used in 1847, it was not until 1853 that the
Houses were formally opened by Queen
Victoria. Even then the Royal or Victoria
lower, at the south-west angle, was not
finished. This is the highest toivtr in the
world ; there are spires that are higher, but
no towers It is 75 ft. square and 345 ft.
high. The tower at Mechlin, which is half
.spire and half tower, and the next highest,
is only 348 ft. to the top of the vane, while
to the top of the vane of the Victoria Tower
is 420 -upwards of 60 ft. higher than the top
of the cross of St. Paul's. This majestic
tower could only be raised at the rate of
30 ft. per annum, it being necessary to let
the work settle, so that it was not finished
till 1857. The whole block of buildings,
which forms the largest Gothic edifice in the
world, covers an area of about nine acres,
and presents a continuous frontage of nearly
1000 ft. to the river ; the Victoria and Clock
Towers being respectively at the southern
and northern extremities. Seen from the
river there is a centre part with towers, two
wings, and a tower at each end. The exterior
is formed of magnesian limestone from An.ston
in Yorkshire, and the interior of C.ien stone,
while the building is rendered fireproof by
having all the beams and girders made of
iron, and the arches between the floors of
brick. Facing the building towards the
river, the House of Lords is in the ri^ht,
the House of Commons in the left wing.
Between them is the Central Hall, which is
reached from the principal public en-
trances through St. Stephen's Hall, and
in which are statues of Hampden, Falk-
land, Clarendon, Selden, Somers, Sir Robert
Walpole, Lord Mansfield, I>ord Chatham,
Pitt, Fox, Burke, and Grattaii. The walls
of the corridors leading from the two Houses
of Parliament to this hall are covered with
celebrated fresco paintings by Cope, Ward,
and others, of historical subjects, such as
"The Departure of the Pilgrim Fathers,"
"The Last Sleep of Argyll," etc. The
House of Lords is nearly 100 ft. long by
45 ft. wide and 45 ft. high. "The length
extends from south to north, and it is lighted
by six windows at each side, and the ceiling,
which is horizontal 'not arched), is divided
by libs, carved and gilt, into eighteen com-
partments, each of which is again subdivided
into five panels bearing heraldic devices on
an azure ground. At each extremity of the
chamber, and at a distance of about 30 ft.
from the ground, which is the level of the
windows, are three compartments filled with
fre.sco paintings. There are also 18 niches
between the windows and at each end of
the House, containing statues of the Magna
Charta barons. The Reporters' Gallery,
and that for Strange:*, are at the north end
of the House, while opposite to them, at
the south end, is the Tnrone. Galleries for
peeresses are at each side. /I'he Royal
Gallery, 110 ft. lon^ by 45 ft. wide, contains
the two famous pictures, 4J by la ft. each,
representing the meeting of Wellington and
Hlucher, and the death of Nelson respec-
tively. The "Woolsack," on vhich the Lord
Chancellor sits as Speaker, is 'n from of the
Throne and in the body of the Hou^, and
its origin is supposed to signify the import-
ance of W(X>1 to the national prosperity, when
the export of that commodity was forbidden
in the reign of Qtieen Eliz.-«belh ; on each
fide of i( are five rows of seats covereu with
red morocco leather, the upper seals being
xlvi
TECHNICAL PARLIAMENTARY EXPRESSIONS.
reached by narrow stairs. The " Bar" is
at the north end, opposite the Throne and
the " Woolsack." Beyond the House of
Lords to the south are the Peers' Robing
Room and the King's Robing Room. At
llie opening of Parliament all peeresses and
the eldest sons of peers are entitled to seats
in the House of Lords to view the ceremony.
The House of Commons is, like the House
of Lords, 45 ft. broad by 45 ft. high, but it
is only 60 ft. long, space being economised
as much as possible for acoustic reasons.
The Speaker's Chair is at the north end of
the chamber, and at the opposite or south
end are the Strangers' Gallery and the
gallery for Distinguished Visitors. At each
side are galleries (containing two rows of
seats) for the use of Members of the House.
The Reporters' Gallery is at the north end,
and the Ladies' Gallery is above it. The
Clerk's Table is before the Speaker's Chair,
with the Speaker's mace resting at its southern
end. The leading Members of the party
that is in office sit on the front row of seats
by the side of this table, and on the right
hand of the Speaker. Facing them on the
front row at his left are the leaders of the
Opposition party. The division lobbies are
on the east and west sides of the House, and
the " Bar " is at the south side, facing the
Speaker. The Clock Tower, containing
" Big Ben," is at the northern end of the
building. It is 40 ft. square, and, with the
belfry and spire, about 320 ft. high.
India, The Secretary of State
FOR. Has the control of all matters con-
nected with our Indian Empire.
Instruction, An, empowers a Com-
mittee of the whole House to consider matters
not otherwise referred to them, and restricts
or e.xtends the order of reference to a Select
Committee.
Ireland, The Chief Secretary
FOR. This is the usual style of the Chief
Secretary to the Lord- Lieutenant of Ireland,
and he is the Member of the House of
Commons and the Cabinet Minister who is
responsible in Parliament for the conduct of
Irish affairs.
" I Spy a Stranger." The terms in
which a Member notifies the Speaker that a
stranger is present m the House.
Knight OF THE Shire. The designa-
tion by which the representative of a county
or shire was, before the Ballot Act of 1872,
distinguished from the representative of a
borough.
Le Roy le veult. The words in
which the King gives the Royal Assent to
public general bills.
Le Roy remercie ses bons sujets,
ACCEPTE LELR BENEVOLENqE, ET AINSI LE
VEULT. The words in which the King gives
the Royal Assent to a bill of supply.
Le Roy s'avisera. The words in
which the King might refuse the Royal
Assent 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.
Letters addressed to members at the
House of Commons are kept by a clerk from
the General Post Office, who attends during
the sitting of the House, and also from 10 a.m.
to 7 p.m., and delivers them only to the
members personally, or to their authorised
representatives. All letters or communica-
tions directed to the House are opened by
the Speaker.
Life of Parliament. [See Parlia-
liament Act.]
Local Government Board. Used
to be the central authority for County, Muni-
cipal, Sanitary, and Poor Law administration
in F.ngland and Wales ; it included several
high Officers of State, but practically the
responsibility rested with the President, who
was assisted by a Parliamentarj' and a Per-
manent Secretary', as well as other officials.
This Department was in 1919 absorbed bj'
the new Ministrj' of Health.
Lodger Franchise. Those in
furnished rooms are not qualified to vote.
Lord Advocate, The. Is the prin-
cipal law officer of the Crown and public
prosecutor in Scotland, and when the Secre-
tary for Scotland is a Peer he is intrusted
with the conduct of Scotch business in the
House of Commons.
Lord Privy Seal, The. Has the
custody of the Privy Seal, which he must not
put to any grant without good warrant under
the Monarch's signet. The seal is used to all
charters, grants, and pardons signed by the
Sovereign, before they come to the Great Seal.
He is appointed by letters patent, and takes
rank next to the Lord President of the
Council, and before Dukes.
Male Voters. [See Franchise.]
Manors of Northstead and Hemp-
holme. [See Chiltern Hundreds.]
Members' Gallery. Persons (men or
women) desirous of admission should make
written application to a member who can
ballot for two places, six days in advance.
If the member is successful in the ballot, a
ticket of admission, bearing a number, corre-
sponding to one on the counterfoil, will then
be issued, either tq the member himself, or
to the visitor, if the name and address are
supplied to the Admission Order Office. A
person presenting the ticket of admission is
required to sign the name and write the
address given on the written application
and entered on the counterfoil. After 4.15
p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, and after 12.15 p.m. on Friday,
a visitor, on application at the Admission
Order Office, will be given an order which
will admit to the Members' Gallery when
there is a seat vacant on that day. The
Special Gallery and "Under the Gallery"
are filled by the application of members to
the Serjeant-at-Arms at the .Admission Order
Office six days in advance, and orders to fill
vacancies during the sitting of the House
after 4.15 p.m. (and 12.15 P-vn. on Friday)
are only granted on the personal application
of members to the Serjeant-at-Arms in his
Chair.
Members' Lobby. This is strictly
reserved for peers and members only, and
for such permanent officials, secretaries of
Ministers, and others as the Speaker may
include in a special list.
Members of Parliament. Both
men (on attaining the age of 21) and women
are now eligible for election to sit in the House
of Commons. Members are under a constitu-
tional obligation to attend the service of the
TECHNICAL PARLIAMENTARY EXPRESSIONS.
xlvii
House ; and the House is empowered to
punish neglect of this duty by committal to
custody. The service on Conunittees may be
enforced in like manner. Having secured a
seat at Prayers, a member is entitled to
retain the same until the rising of the House.
A card may be placed on any seat before the
hour of Prayers, but a claim to the seat is
not recognised unless the Member be present
at Prayers. This indulgence is authorised
for the benefit of Members serving on Com-
mittees. [See Payment of Members.]
Ministers Without Portfolio.
These are restricted to three in number and
must be Members of the Privy Council.
Ministry, The. Is the administration
which exercises the powers of the Crown, in
accord with Parliament, and more especially
with the House of Commons. Some eminent
party leader, who either has, or who hopes to
obtain, the confidence of the majority of the
House of Commons, is authorized by the
Sovereign to form a Ministry, the members
of which he selects from those favourable to
his policy, he himself being the Prime Minis-
ter, and taking commonly, though not always,
the office of First Lord of the Treasury.
Ministers who are not Peers should be
members of the House of Commons. The
Ministry exercises supreme authority, and
includes the executive, the legislative, and
the judicial powers of the Crown, and in it
for the time being the whole of the governing
power of the Sovereign is vested. [See
Cabinet and Seals of Office.]
Money Bills. The right of granting
Aids and Supplies is in the Commons alone
as an essential part of their Constitution, and
the House of Commons has in its own hands
the power to impose and remit Taxes and
to frame Bills of Stipply. If a Money Bill,
as defined by the Parliament Act(i9ii), is
not passed by the House of Lords without
amendment one month after it is sent up (at
least one month before the end of a session i
to that House, it may be presented direct to
His Majesty for the Royal Assent. With
the Speaker rests the decision whether a Bill
is a Money Bill as so defined or not.
Motion, A. The offer of a substantive
proposition for adoption by the House, such
as a motion for leave to bring in a bill, or of
a resolution expressive of an abstract opinion.
(See also Notices of Motion.]
Named. For a member to be named
by the Speaker, is a signification that in his
opinion he has incurred the displeasure of the
House. [See Suspension.]
Noes. Members voting against a mo-
tion.
No House. There is " No House " if,
upon notice taken, it appears that forty mem-
bers are not present ; but when the Commons
are summoned by the Sovereign, or the Royal
Commissioners, to attend at the bar of the
House of Lords, any number of membeis
constitutes a House. [See Count-out.]
Hr Northstbad. [See Chiltem Hun-
^C dreds.]
^^. Notices of Motions. The notice of
^^K an intended motion must as a rule appear on
^^H the business paper of the House on the day
^^H when it is to be moved. The period after
^^H 8.15 p.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday is
^^H appointed for the consideration of notices of
motions before the bills set down for tho^
sittings. The order in which notices of
motions stand is determined by a ballot.
Oaths of Members. New members
may take and subscribe the oath at any time
during the sitting of the House, before the
orders of the day and notices of motions have
been entered upon, or after they have been
disposed of, but no debate nor business may
be interrupted for that purpose.
Opening of Parliament. Parlia-
ment is opened either by the Sovereign in
person or by Royal Commission. When
Parliament is opened by the Sovereign in
person. His Majesty being robed in rich
crimson velvet with a train of great length,
trimmed with heavy gold lace and lined
throughout with Royal ermine (spotted
symmetrically with some 10,000 pieces of
black fur) in the Robing Room, and the
Imperial Crown (when not worn by the
.Sovereign) being borne by the I.ord
President of the Council, the Procession
advances into the House of Peers, the (Jap
of Maintenance being borne immediately
before His Majesty, on the right hand of
the Sword of State. Their Majesties'
procession customarily takes the following
form : —
Pursuivants.
Heralds.
Equerry-in- Gentlemen Groom-in-
u5 Waiting to Ushers to Waiting to
^ Her Majesty. His Majesty. His Majesty. V)
< Equerry-in-Waiting Equerry-in-Waiting m
)!. to His Majesty. to His Majesty. "3
< Gentlemen Usher to the Robes. J
H The Comptroller of The Treasurer of ^
< His Majesty's His Majesty's >
S. Householcf. Household. i
K The Private The Keeper of >
CO Secretary to His Majesty's g
His Majesty. Privy Purse. T
Norroy Clarenceux
King of Arms. King of Arms.
The Lord President of the Council
(who bears the Imperial Crown when not
worn by the Sovereign'.
The Lorcl High Chancellor.
The Gentleman Usher Garter Principal
of the Black Rod. King of Arms.
The The Lord
Earl Marshal. Great Chamberlain.
The Bearer of the Swokd of State.
THE
KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY,
accompanied by
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN.
The The
Lady-in-Waiting. Mistress of the Robes.
The Woman of the Bedchaml)er.
The Master of the Horse. The Lord Steward.
The Lord-in- Waiting The Lord Chamberlain
to His Majesty. to Her Majesty.
Pages of Honour.
. Aide-de-Camp The Vice- Admiral
General to Gold Stick- of the United
His Majesty. in-Waiting. Kingdom.
Captain of the Yeomen Captain of the Corps
of the Guard. of Gentlemen-at Arms.
The Gentleman Usher The Comptroller,
to the Lord Chamberlain's
Sword of State. Department.
The Field Officer The Silver Stick-
in Brigade Walling. in- Waiting.
An (Officer of the respective Corps of the
Gentlemen-at-Arms and Veomen of the Guard.
xlviii
TECHNICAL PARLIAMENTARY EXPRESSIONS.
The King being seated on his Throne,
the Lord bearing the Cap of Mainten-
ance stands on the Steps of the Throne
on the right, and the Peer bearing the
Sword of State on the left. The Great
Officers of State are grouped as follows :—
The Lord Chancellor, the Lord President,
and the Earl Marshal stand on the right,
and the Lord Privy Seal on the left, of His
Majesty ; the Lord Great Chamberlain
stands on the Steps of the Throne on the
left hand of the Sovereign, to receive the
Royal Commands. The Lord Steward and
the other officers of the Household arrange
themselves on each side of the Steps of the
Throne, in the rear of the Great Officers of
State. When His Majesty retires, the Pro-
cession returns to the Robing Room, where
His Majesty unrobes. The Cap of Main-
tenance is borne only from the Robing Room
toand Irom the House, and when the Imperial
Crown is not worn by the King, it is carried
before His Majesty by the Peer appointed to
carry it, who takes his place on the right hand
of the Throne, next to the Earl Marshal. The
old State Chair occupied by the Sovereign
on these occasions was designed by Augustus
Welby Pugin, the eminent architect, who
was employed in the designing, erection,
and decoration of the Houses of Parliament ;
it has been in the House of Lords since the
completion of that Chamber, and was used
by Queen Victoria when she opened or
prorogued Parliament in person. The State
Chair provided for the Queen Consort is an
exact replica of the old, but an inch and a half
lower. The frame is mahogany elaborately
carved, but the wood is nowhere visible, being
entirely covered with a rich gilding of
English leaf-gold ; the legs rest upon four
lions couchant, and the back is surmounted by
a lion and a luiicorn holding scrolls, while in
the centre is a representation of the Imperial
Crown. In the middle of the back are the
quarterings of the Royal Arms of England,
embroidered with gold-coloured silk on
crimson velvet, with a surrounding border
studded with pieces of rock crj'Stal. The
cushion to the seat is also of crimson velvet
richly embroidered with the white Tudor
rose and leafage. There is also an oblong
gilded footstool to match.
Order. [See Speaker, etc.]
Orders ok the Day, The. Are the
bills or matters set down for consideration on a
particular day. [See Government Orders.]
"Pairing" is a method of definitely
neutralising the votes of two Members of
opposite parties when absent from the
House.
Parliament. Is the name of the su-
preme legislature of the United Kingdom.
It was first used in the reign of Henry III.
[See Estates of the Realm.]
Parliament Act. The main pro-
visions of the Parliament Act igii (i & 2
George V. c. 13) are : (1) If the Lords with-
hold their assent to a money bill for more
than one month after the bdl has reached
them, the bill may be presented for the
King's assent, and, on that assent being
given, will become law without the consent
of the Lords. The Act gives a definition of
a " money bill," and it is for the Speaker
of the House of Commons to certify that a
bill falls within the definition. Before giving
his certificate he is to consult two Members
of the House of Commons for that purpose.
(2) If a bill other than a money bill is passed
by the Commons in three successive Sessions,
whether of the same Parliament or not, it
may, on a third rejection by the Lords, bs
presented for the King's assent, and, on that
assent being given, will become law. But
two years must elapse between the date of
the second reading in the first of those
Sessions and the date at which the bill
parses the Commons a third time. Pro-
vision is made against the identity of a bill
being destroyed by the introduction of
amendments made necessary by lapse of
time or agreed to by both Houses. (3) Five
years was substituted for seven years as the
maximum duration of a Parliament. [This
period was specially extended on several
occasions during the War.]
Parliamentary Agent. Is a .pro-
fessional gentleman who acts as Solicitor in
promoting private bills.
Parliamentary Secretary to the
Treasury. Also known as the Patronage
Secretary to the Treasury. [See below.]
Patronage Secretary to the
I Treasukv. The. Is the Parliamentary
I Secretary to the Treasury, but is also so-
I called, as he exercises certain patronage
1 with reference to the following appointments :
j .\ctuaries authorized to certify annuity
tables ; collectors of income-tax (Ireland) ;
I County Court Examiners ; distributors and
j sub-distributors of stamps ; female typists
I in the Treasury and Revenue Offices ; house-
keepers and housemaids {i.e., charwomen)
at the National Gallery, National Portrait
Gallery, Wallace Collection, National
Gallery of British Art, and Inland Revenue
Offices (Scotland) ; artificer, boy, laboratory
attendant, and packer and teller at the
Mint ; office-keeper and established mes-
sengers at the Treasury and Revenue
Offices ; attendantsat the National Galleries ;
porters at the Revenue Offices and National
Galleries ; pensioner messengers at the
Revenue Offices (Scotland) and the National
Galleries ; preventive men at the Customs ;
and public auditors and public valuers for
the Registry of P'riendly Societies.
Payment ok Members. Members
of Parliament other than Ministers— /.f. a/l
salaried Members of the Government — now
receive ;£4oo per annum.
Persons Disqualikied to Sit as
Members of Parliament. Every member
of the House of Lords, the Representative
Peers of Ireland, all Scottish Peers (whether
Representative or otherwise), clergymen of
the Established Church, Roman Catholic
priests, aliens, bankrupts, "conscientious
objectors " (for 5 years after the War), and
persons attainted of treason or felony.
Petitions. Every subject has the right
of petitioning the Sovereign, or either House
of Parliament, for the redress of grievance.s.
Petitions to Parliament must be drawn up
according to prescribed rules ; those to the
House of Lords must be addressed. To the
Right Honorahle the Lords Spiritual and
Temporal in Parliament Assembled: and
those to the House of Commons must be
directed, To the Honorable the Km'zhts,
Citizens, and Burgesses of tlu United King-
dom of Great Britain and Ireland in Parlia-
ment Assemhlcd; or, To the Honorable the
TECHNICAL PARLIAMENTARY EXPRESSIONS.
xHx
Com$n4»u of the Unittd Kingdom in Parlia-
ntent Assembltd. Electors commence their
petition as, The Humble Petition of the
Electors of the Parish of , shrtveth
that, etc., and a private individual must set
forth his name and occupation thus. — The
Humble Petition of Thomas Charles Burd,
coal merchant , shetueth that, etc. Following
this must be mentioned the grievance for
which relief is desired, and the whole must
conclude with a specific prayer, as, IVhere-
fore your Petitioners humbly pray that your
Honorable House tinll be pleased to, etc.
Here must follow particulars of the special
relief that is asked for, the concluding
sentence being. And your petitioners, as
in duty bound, tvill ei'er prajr. If the
prayer be omitted, the petition is returned
to the Member who presented it, as the
House will not attend to a mere statement
of grievances. Immediately following the
prayer must be written the signatures, one
of which, at least, must be written on the
same skin of parchment, or sheet of paper, as
the petition. All signatures or marks must
be original, procuration not being in any
case allowed, except in cases of incapacity by
sickness, for either a single individual or any
body of persons, but the common seal of a
corporation is acknowledged as a petition of
the whole corporate body. Every petition
must be ■written upon paper or parchment,
be free from erasures or interlineation, and
written in the English language, or accom-
panied by a literal translation which the
member presenting it certifies to be correct ;
but no letters, affidavits, or other documents
will be received. Only those signatures are
reckoned as valid which are written on sheets
headed in every case by the prayer of the
petition ; but on every sheet after the first
the prayer may be reproduced in print, or by
other mechanical process. Petitions are re-
jected which contain intemperate language,
or imputations upon the character or conduct
of either House of Parliament, the Courts of
Justice, or other constituted authorities.
Reference is not allowed to be made to any
debates, or to matters therein referred to,
but petitions may refer to motions of which
due notice has been given : while petitions
praying for a grant of public money, or
charge upon the revenues of India, or for
the remission of taxes or dues, are not
received except on the recommendation of
the Crown. Every member presenting a
petition must affix his name at the beginning
thereof, and is presumed to know that the
standing TCf^ulations respecting petitions have
been complied with. No debate is allowed
when petitions 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 present-
ing it has given notice of a motion, and
the petition has not been ordered to be
printed by the Committee, such member may,
after notice given, move that such pe-
tition be printed with the votes. Petitions
■■der two pounds in weight may be forwarded
by post, free of charge, to any member of
«ither House, in parcels open at each end, and
tnarked outside " Parliamentary Petitions."
In virtue of an ancient privilege, the Sheriffs
of Loadon and the Lord Mayor of Dublin
may appear at the Bar of the House of
Commons to present petitions in person,
but may not spesik.
Petitions, Election. [See Election
Petitions.]
Polling. At a General Election
all nominations are made on the same day
(8th after Proclamation), and all pollings
also take place on one and the same day (Qth
after day of nomination). At Bye-Elections
the polling is from four to eight clear days
after nomination. .Absent voters can |>oll by
proxy. [.\t Elections held during the Euro-
pean War and for 13 months afterwards an
interval of It days (excluding Sundays) was
allowed to elapse between the day of polling
and the day for counting the votes.]
Postmaster-General, The. Is
sometimes a Cabinet Minister. He negotiates
postal treaties with foreign powers, makes con-
tracts for the conveyance of the public mails
at home and with the colonies, superintends
the whole department of the Post Office, is
appointed by patent under the Great Seal,
and sworn in before the Lord President of
the Council.
Pot-Wallopers. A term formerly
applied to voters in certain boroughs, where
all who boil a pot were entitled to vote.
.Another name was *° potwallers," which is
said by some to h.ive been a mistake for pot
boilers, "b" having been mistaken for " w."
Previous Question, The. Is a mode
of attempting to avoid a direct expression of
opinion upon a motion. It is effected in
the House of Lords by proposing, in lieu of
the original motion, a motion "that the
original question be now put." A vote is
taken on this, and if necatived the original
motion is practically rejected ; although the
motion might be proposed again at a subse-
quent sitting. I n the Commons the method of
procedure is reversed, and the form adopted
is " that the question be not now put."
Prime Minister, The. Is the head
of His Majesty's Government, is the con-
necting link between the Crown and the
Cabinet, selects his colleagues in the Minis-
try, and is virtually responsible for the
entire patronage of the Crown. His official
position is usu.illy that of First Lord of the
Treasury. His precedence was formally
recognized Dec 1905 as next after the Arch-
bishop of York. The official country resi-
dence is Chequers, Princes Kisborough,
Bucks, which was presented to the nation by
I,ord and Lady Lee of Fareham, Oct. i9ao.
Private BIL1.S. Are those intro<luce<l
by companies or individuals for the purpose
of enabline them to undertake works of
utility at their own risk, and for their own
benefit, or for procuring naturalization,
change of name, etc. Private bills aue
brought in upon petitions signed by the
suitors or their agents. The fees payable for
promoting or opposing a private bill are slated
in the Standing Orders. (See Bills. Public.)
Privilege, A Question ok, is
founded on a matter directly concerning the
privileges of the House. If it has recently
arisen, and calls for its immediate inter-
position, such a matter may be considered
without notice, and takes precedence of all
other business.
Privileges of Me.mbers. Every
member is entitled to freedom of speech, to
freedom from arrest and distress of Eoail%
and to exemption from service on JudMir
d
TECHNICAL PARLIAMENTARY EXPRESSIONS.
[As to Introduction of Strangers, see
Members' Gallery.]
Procedure. [See House of Com-
mons.]
Proportional Representation. Is
only applied to University constituencies
returning more than one member (i.e. to
II seats).
Prorogation of Parliament. Is an
interruption of its sitting by Royal authority.
The Crown may, notwithstanding the proro-
gation, summon Parliament for the despatch
of business, by giving six days' notice bj' pro-
clamation. Parliament is never prorogued
for more than 80 days at one time, but this
period can be extended by subsequent pro-
clamation. Every bill and other proceeding,
save impeachments, must be renewed after a
prorogation.
Proxy Voting. Voting by proxy is
allowed in the case of naval and military
voters in distant parts, fishermen, pilots, etc.
Public Bills. [See Bills, Public]
Question, A. When a motion has
been moved and seconded, the Speaker pro-
poses to the House the question for their
decision. Questions (restricted to three per
diem by any one Member) may be asked
Members of the Government at the com-
mencement of the business each day.
Redistribution of Seats. The
Representation of the People Act (1918)
provided for a Redistribution of Seats and
an increase in the number of Members, from
670 to 707.
Registration Officer. Each regis-
tration area has a Registration Officer
whose duty it is to prepare the Spring and
Autumn registers. His fees are paid half
by Parliament and half from the rates, and
he is also Acting Returning Officer.
Registration of Voters. Two
Registers are prepared each year : the Spring
Register for the qualifying period ending
Jan. 15th comes intoforce on April 15th, and
the Autumn Register for the qualifying
period ending June 15th takes effect on
Oct. 15th.
Reporting. A gallery is set apart for
the exclusive use of newspaper reporters, and
official reports are also made of the par-
liamentary proceedings.
Representation of the People
Act (191S). This extended the Franchise
to women who have reached the age of
thirty, and to men on war service, adding
more than 13,000,000 voters to the Register.
Resignation of Seats. [See Vacat-
ing Seats.]
Returning Officer's Expenses.
The charges of the returning officer are paid
by the Treasury, which prescribes a maxi-
mum scale.
Royal Assent, The. The Royal
Assent to bills that have passed the Houses
of Parliament has not been withheld since
the year 1707. It is given either by the
Sovereign in person, or by Commissioners
appointed for that special purpose. The
Commissioners are usually three or four of
the high officers of State. As soon as the
Royal Assent has been given, the Bill imme-
diately becomes an Act, having the effect
and force of law.
Scot and Lot. Parish payments.
When persons were taxed not to the same
amount, but according to their ability, they
were said to pay " scot and lot."
Scotland, The Secretary for.
Has the control of all matters connected with
Scotland.
Seals of Office. When a change
of Government takes place two Councils are
held, at the first of which the various offices
are given up, and the Ministers appointed
under seal thereupon hand back their seals
to the Sovereign ; at the second the succes-
sors in office kiss hands on appointment and
take over the relinquished seals. Secretaries
of State (except for Air) are appointed under
patent, so that in their case there are no seals
to give up. On a reconstruction of a Ministrj'
one Council only is usually necessarj-.
Selection, The Committee of.
Nominates the members on, and arranges the
sitting and business of private-bill committees,
and is also charged with the nomination of
the Standing Committees.
Senior Me.mber, The. Is the mem-
ber returned at the head of the poll, not the
member who has served the constituency the
longest time.
Serjeant-at-Arms, The. Is an offi-
cer appointed by patent under the Great Seal,
attached to the House^ who is styled " the
Serjeant-at-Arms attending the Speaker of the
House of Commons." He is assisted by a
deputy and several subordinates, and is also
Housekeeper of the House of Commons.
During the sitting of the House he occupies
a chair below the bar, and to him is delegated
the maintenance of order in the approaches
to the House and the adjoining offices. His
duties are performed under the directions of
the House, communicated to him by the
Speaker. He apprehends and retains in
custody all persons committed by order of
the House.
Session. The Session of Parliament
continues from the time of its meeting until
it is either prorogued or dissolved. The
House of Commons limits to one year the
duration of the Army Annual Act, and votes
the supplies for the public service by grants
limited to the current year. The Crown is
therefore compelled to resort to an annual
assemblage of Parliament, which usually
takes.place early in February. Six days at
least, but generally thirty or forty days,
previous to the intended meeting, a procla-
mation is issued by the Crown, commanding
the attendance of both Houses for despatch
of business, usually at Westminster, but it
may be at anyplace within the United King-
dom. The busine.ss usually transacted at the
commencement of every Session is to consider
the Speech from the Throne. One Bill, how-
ever, always receives a first reading, in order
to assert the right of Parliament to protect
the interests of the people before considering
the subjects contained in the Royal Speech.
No number or length of adjournments de-
stroys the continuity of the Session. [See
also Prorogation.]
TECHNICAL PARLIAMENTARY EXPRESSIONS.
Sessional Orders are agreed to at the
commencement of each S>ession, and are not
intended to continue beyond that period.
Sittings. On Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday the House usually
sits from 2.45 to 11 p.m.; or, for non-
contentious business until 11.30 p.m. There
is, as a rule, no sitting on Saturday, and on
Friday (when the House meets at 12) the
adjournment takes place not later than
5.30 o'clock.
SOIT FAITCOMME II. EST DESIR^. The
words in which the Royal A.s.sent is given to
Private Bills.
Solicitor-General. Is the legal ad-
viser of the Crown, who ranks next to the
Attorney-General.
Speaker OF THE House of Co.mmons.
Is the representative of its powers, authority,
and dignity. His chief duties are to pre-
side over the deliberations of the House,
to put the question, and declare the deter-
mination of the House. In the conduct of
the debates, the .Speaker calls on those mem-
bers to address the House who, in his opinion,
are entitled to precedence ; he promptly and
decisively represses disorder, and gives effect
to the rules and regulations of the House.
When he rises to enforce a point of order,
the House is immediately silent ; and his
decision, based as far as possible on prece-
dent, is, as a rule, accepted without cavil. But
still the ultimate authority, upon all points,
is the Hou.se itself. He also presents to the
Sovereign addresses from the Commons, when
they are ordered to be presented to the whole
Hou.se ; reprimands persons who have incurred
the displeasure of the House ; issues warrants
of committal for breach of privilege ; com-
municates with any parties, when so instructed
by the House ; exercises a general control
over the business of the House, both public
and private ; expresses the thanks or appro-
bation of the Commons to distinguished per-
sonages; adjourns the House if forty members
are not present, and appoints I'ellers on a
division. Under the Standing Orders, the
Speaker may withhold his assent to a motion
for the closure of a debate ; he may, after
continued irrelevance on the part of a mem-
ber, direct him to discontinue his speech,
or if a motion for adjournment be, in his
opinion, an abuse of the forms of the House,
the Speaker may forthwith put the question
thereon. He has, however, to select the
amendments to be moved to bills or
motions. The Speaker may also direct a
Member, whose conduct is grossly disorderly,
to withdraw during the remainder of that
day's .sitting. He docs not speak, except
in his official capacity ; nor does he vote
except to give a ca.sting vote when the
numbers are equal. It is to him a Member
addresses his remarks, and it is irregular for
a Member to direct his remarks to the Hou.se
or to any Member of the House. With the
Speaker rests the decision whether a bill is or
is not a Money Hill within the meaning of the
Parliament Act (191 1), and he nominates
the Members of the House of Commons
to serve on the Ecclesiastical Committee
under the Church of England As-sembly
(Powers) Act, 1919. He is elected at the
commencement of each Parliament (the Clerk
of the House presiding at the election), and
holds office until a dissolution. He gives state
dinners to as many of the House as he can
entertain, between the commencement of the
Session and the Kaster holidays. He receives
a salary of jC 5,000 a year, and has a furnished
residence; is a member of the Privy Council,
and ranks ne.\t after the Lord Prcs of the
Council. It iscustomarj- for the Speaker, on
retiring from office, to be created a peer, and
to receive a pension of ;£4,oooayear. When
incapacitated from attending to his duties, his
place is occupied by the Chairman of Ways
and Means or the' Deputy Chairman if the
Chairman be absent.
" Speaker's Eye." [See House of
Commons.]
Speeches may not lie read in the House
by members without special permission.
Standing Committees. [See Com-
miKees.]
Standing Orders. Are for the per-
manent guidance and order of proceedings.
They have been agreed to at various times,
and if not repealed endure in force from one
Parliament to another. One of these orders
has been in force since March yqth, 1707.
Strangers, Admission of. Persons
going to the offices of the House, on business,
arc admitted at such offices at all times.
Whtn the committees and Court of Appeal
are not sitting, none but persons going to
the offices of the House are admitted ; all
others are stopped at the door of St. Stephen's
Hall. When Committees and the House
of Lords (as a Court of Appeal) are
sitting, persons proceeding to them are
permitted to enter the Committee Room.s,
House of Lords, and offices pertaining
thereto only. During the sitting of the
House no visitor is admitted to the Central
Hall, unless he wishes to see a memlier, or
has a ticket of admission to one of the
galleries. No persons, except those having
such tickets of admi.ssion, are permitted to
go beyond the central and lower waiting
halls, nor to enter the dining, tea, and
smoking rooms, nor to go on the terrace,
even though accompanied by a member.
The Members' Ixibby is strictly reserved for
peers and members only, and for such per-
manent officials, secretaries of Ministers, and
others, whose names are placed by the
Speaker on a special list. Parliametitary
agents are admitted to the Members' Lobby
till halfpast five o'clock p.m. None but
ladies having their names on the list are
permitted to enter the Ladies' Gallery Door,
in the .Speaker's Yard. After four o'clock
p.m. the subway under Bridge Street may
be closed to all but members or persons
going on business to the House. 'The fol-
lowing rules are now in force for the admis-
sion of strangers to the galleries of the
House :— Orders in AtivaHce—{\) Orders
for under the gallery, (he Special Gallery,
and the Members' Gallery are issued to
members six days in advance. The ballot
for seals in the Members' Galler>- takes
&lace when neces-sary. Every order must
e signed by a member, and the name and
address of the holder insciibed llierron (3)
Seats in the I.adies' Gallery are balloted for.
Two orders will be sent to e.nch member
sHCCcssful in the ballot. These orders will
be only available for relatives of the member,
and mu.<t be signed by the memlier, and the
names and addresses of the ladies must be
ill
TECHNICAL PARLIAMENTARY EXPRESSIONS.
filled in before admission. During the
sitting of the House — (a) Orders of admis-
sion (except to the Ladies' Gallerj-) for the
same day are issued after a quarter past four
p.m. (a quarter past twelve p.m. on Fridays)
from the Admission Order Office in St.
Stephen's Hall, (b) Applicants for vacant
seats in the Members' Gallery go direct to
the Admission Order Office and obtain
orders of admission, without applying to a
member. An applicant may be required,
however, to give a member's name as a
reference, in case of necessity before being
admitted, (c) Admission to the Special Gal-
lery and under the gallery are only granted
on the personal application of a member to
the Serjeant-at-Arms, (d) For the Ladies'
Gallery supplemental orders are issued dur-
ing the sitting of the House, at 4.15 p.m. and
9 p.m. Ladies are now also admitted to the
Strangers' Gallery. [See also " I Spy a
Stranger."]
Supply, Committee of. A Com-
mittee of the whole House, which considers
the Government resolutions for granting to
the Crown the sums necesiiary for conducting
the various branches of the public service.
These resolutions, having been considered
and agreed to by the House, receive effect by
Consolidated Fimd Act.*, passed from time
to time during the session, subject, at its
close, to a final appropriation to the services
of the year by the "Appropriation Bill,"
which, after it has passed the House of
Lords, is carried by the Speaker to the bar
of the Upper House to receive the Royal
Assent. The business of Supply is the first
order of the day on Thursday, unless other-
wise ordered by the House. Not more
than 20 days, being days before the 5th of
.\ugust, are allotted for the consideration
of the annual estimates for the Army, Navy,
Air Force, and Civil Services, including
votes on account. An additional 3 days
either before or after 5th of August may be
allotted for the business of Supply on motion
made after notice by a Minister of the Crown.
Suspension from the service of the
House is a punishment imposed on members
who have been named by the Speaker or the
Chairman of Committees, for an infraction of
the rules of the House of Commons. The
effect of an amendment made in the Standing
Orders in 1902 is that an Order of Suspen-
sion made in pursuance of Standing Orders
remains in force until the end of the Se,ssion.
unless previously revoked. But suspension
may be ordered otherwise than in pursuance
of Standing Orders.
Swearing In. The administration of
the oath or affirmation to the members of the
House of Commons at the beginning of a
new Parliament is conducted in the fol-
lowing manner :— The oath is administered,
in the first instance, to such Members as are
of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy
Council and to Members who have held office
under the Crown, and then to such Members
as may present themselves for that purpose
at the table. The oath is administered to
Members singly, and in order that the process
of signing the roll and the introduction of
Members to the Speaker may be conducted
with due regularity, Members occupying
various benches come to the table in an
order prescribed by the Speaker. Members
should not leave the table until they have
signed the roll and have been introduced to
Mr. Speaker.
Teller. Is a member appointed by the
Speaker when a division takes place, to count
the number of members voting for or against
a motion. Two are appointed for each side.
" That I do now Leave the Chair."
Is the question put by the Speaker on the
occasions when it is needful, before the whole
House goes into Committee.
"That the .Orders of the Day be
NOW Read." That the House proceed to
the business of the day without further
decision taking place on the motion then
under discussion.
"This Day Six (or Three) Months."
The motion that a bill be read a second time
upon this day six months, is the ordinarj-
mode of moving its rejection.
Time of Meeting. The House meets
on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and
Thursdays at a quarter to three o'clock, when
the Chaplain reads prayers. The business
of each sitting is conducted according to
the following routine : — When private busi-
ness has been disposed of — i.e., usually
about three o'clock — the putting of questions
to members of the Government begins, and
continues until 3-45, after which questions of
special public importance or relating to the
arrangement of business may be asked. The
real work of the day is then entered upon,
and the regular business of the sitting is
commenced, namely, the consideration of
the orders or motions set down for thai day.
The House continues business until half-past
eleven o'clock unless previously adjourned,
but only unopposed business is taken after
eleven o'clock, unless what is called the
" eleven o'clock rule " is su.spended. On
Fridays the House meets at noon.
Tre.\ting. [See Bribery.]
Under Secretaries OF State. Two
of these are attached to the office of each
Secretary of State, oge being usually per-
manent, and the other def)er.dent upon the
administration in power.
Undue Influence. [See Briber}-.]
Union, The. Denotes the Act by
which the two separate kingdoms of Eng-
land and Scotland were incorporated into
one under the title of the Kingdom of Great
Britain. The first Parliament subsequent to
the Union met Oct. 23rd, 1707. The Union
of Great Britain and Ireland took place on
January ist, 1801.
Vacating Seats. By accepting an
office of emolument from the Crown, a mem-
ber at once vacates his seal. It is customary
for a member who wishes to resign to
apply for the sinecure Stewardship of His
Majesty's Chiltern Hundred.s, or of the
Manor of Northstead (for seats thus vacated
no re-election can take place during recess).
[See also Chiltern Hundreds and Writs.]
Voters. [See Disqualified to Vote,
Franchise, and Women Voters.]
Votes and Proceedings, The. Are
the entries printed and published daily of the
transactions of the House made at the table
by the clerks, from which the journals are
compiled.
TECHNICAL PARLIAMENTARY EXPRESSIONS.
lui
War, The Secretary of State for.
Has the gener.il control and direction of
the army, in which he is assisted by the
Army ('ouncil, of which he is ex-ojficio a
member.
Ways and Means, Committee of.
A Committee of the whole Hous*, which
reeulates the issue of public money, to meet
the grants voted in the Committee of Supply,
and sanctions the imposition of the taxes
necessary for the service of the current year.
[See Chairman of Committee on Ways ?nd
Means.]
Women Members. An Act was
passed in 1918 making Women eligible to
sit as Members of Parliament in the House
of Commons.
Women Voters. The Representation
of the People Act (igiS) extended the Fran-
chise to women over thirty years of age (not
subject to legal incapacity) and entitled, or
whose husbands are entitled, to be registered
a.s Local Government Electors (/.^. 6 months'
ownership or tenancy of land or premises).
Woolsack. [See Houses of Parlia-
ment.]
Works, Office of. The Commis-
sioners of Works and Public Buildings are
responsible for the Public Buildings of Great
Britain. The Chief Commissioner represents
the Department in Parliament.
Writs. In the event of a vacancy
arising during the recess of Parliament from
death, or from becoming a Peer, or from
acceptance of an office of proiit under the
Crown, other than the Stewardship of the
Chiltern Hundreds, or the Manor of North-
stead <for which re-election writs can only be
is.sued during the session), a writ is issued by
warrant from the Speaker, made out to the
Clerk of the Crown in Chancery , as soon as the
Speaker is notified of the death, or peerage, by
a certificate under the hands of two meml)ers,
coupled in the case of acceptance of office,
with a notice thereof from the member him-
self. During the sessio.^ the Speaker issues
his warrant by order of the House upon
motion made and agreed to. In the ca<e of
a new Parliament the original issue of writs
lies with the Crown. Wnts returiuible for a
county are sent to the Sheriff of the county,
and those that relate to cities or boroughs
are sent direct to the Returning Officers.
The messenger, or pursuivant, of the Great
Seal, or his deputy, after receiving the writs,
is bound to carry them forthwith to the
General Post Office in London, and there
deliver them to the Postmaster General or his
deputy, receiving an acknowledgment thereof
in writing. The Postmaster-General, in his
turn, is bound to despatch the writs by the
first post ; the Returning Officers aie re-
quired, upon receiving tnem, to give an
acknowledgment, setting forth the day and
hour of delivery ; and this memorandum is
transmitted to the General Post Office in
London, and filed there for reference. T'be
London writs are delivered personally by the
Messenger ol the Great Seal.
St. Margarkt's Church, Westminstrr, is the church of the House of Commons, and
Members of Parliament are always entitled to seats therein. The tercentenary of its recognition
as such took place on April 17th, 1914.
DATES OF PROROG.VnON OF PARLIAMENT SINCE 1842.
1843 ..
1843 • •
1844 . .
1845 ..
1846 ..
1847 ■ •
1848 ..
1849 ..
1850 ..
1851 ..
1853 ..
«853
1854 .
185s ..
1856 .
■ 857 ••
1858 ..
1859 ..
1B60 ..
1S61 ..
1862 ..
Aug. 12
Aug. 24
Aug. 9
Aug. 9
Aug. 28
July 23
Sept. 5
Aug. I
Aug. 15
Aug. 8
July t
Aug. 20
Aug. 12
Aug. 14
July 29
Aug. 28
Aug. 2
Aug. I J
Aug. 28
Aug. 6
Aug; 7
1863 ..
:: J«
28
1884 ..
1864 ..
29
1885 ..
1865 ..
.. July
6
1886 ..
t866 ..
. . .\ug.
10
1887 ..
1867 ..
. . Aug.
21
1888 ..
1868 ..
.. July
3«
1889 ..
1869 ..
. . Aug.
II
.890 ..
1870 ..
• • Aug.
10
.891 ..
1871 ..
. Aug.
21
1892 ..
1872 ..
.. Aug.
to
'893-4
1873 ••
• ■ Aug.
5
1894 ..
1874 ..
.. Aug.
7
i89S ..
1875 ..
.. Aug.
«3
.896 ..
1876 ..
.. Aug.
M
1897 ..
1877 ..
.. Aug.
«5
1898 ..
1878 ..
.. -Aug.
16
1899 ..
1879 ..
. . Aug.
«5
1900 . .
1880 ..
. . Sept.
7
1901 ..
1881 ..
.. Aug
27
' 1902 . .
1882 ..
.. Dec.
2
1903 ..
1883 ..
. . Aug.
21
1904 ..
.. Dec. 6
. . Aug. 14
. . Sept. 24
. . Sept. 16
. . Dec. 34
. . Aug. 30
.. Aug. 30
.. Aug. 5
. . Aug. 19
March 5, 1894
. . Aug. 25
.. Sept. 5
.. Aug. 14
.. Aug. 4
. . Aug. 12
. . Oct. 27
. . Dec. 17
. . Aug. 17
.. Dec. 18
.. Aug. 14
.. Aug. 15
1905 ..
.. Aug. II
1906 . .
. . Dec. 21
1907 ..
. . Aug. a8
1903 ..
. . Dec. 21
1909 ..
.. Dec. 3
. Nov. i§
I9I0 . .
I9II ..
. Dec. 16
1912-13 March 7, 1913
1913 .. .. Aug. 15
1914 . . . . Sept. 18
1914-15-16 Jan. 27, 1916
1916 . . . . Dec. 22
1917-18 .. Feb. 6
1018 . . . . Nov. ai
1919 . . . . Dec. 43
1920 . . . . Dec. 33
1921 . . . . Nov. 10
1911 .. . . Dec. 19
{Short SeisioH,
Dec. >4-i9>
liv
CONSTITUTION OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, ETC.
CONSTITUTION OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
At the timeof the Union with Scotland, in 1707, the House consisted of 513 members ; 45 were then
added for Scotland, and in 1801, 100 were added for Ireland, making the total of 658. This number
was preserved by the Reform Acts of 1832 and 1868, but in each case the apportionment was altered
and in 1885 it nominally stood — England and Wales 493, Scotland 60, and Ireland 105, but by the
disfranchisement of Beverley (2), Bridgwater (2), Cashel (i), and Sligo (i), the total representation
was reduced to 652 members. The result of the Redistribution of Seats Act 1885 was to increase
the total number of members elected for counties, boroughs and universities to 670, and the
Representation of the People Act (1918) raised the total to 707, the basis being one Member for
every 70,000 of population in Great Britain, and one for every 43,000 in Ireland, but to be
reduced by the Government of Ireland Act (1920) to 648.* Distribution is as follows : —
Prior to 1885
1885 to 1918
In future . .
England & Wales.
Scotland.
Ireland.*
United Kingdom
Co.
Boro'.
Univ.
Co.
Boro'.
Univ.
Co.
Boro".
Univ.
Co.
Boro'.
Univ.
187
253
254
297
237
266
5
5
8
32
39
38
26
31
33
2
2
3
64
85
80
11
21
2
2
4
283
377
377
360
284
315
9
9
'5
* The Government of Ireland Act 1920 stipulates for the eventual reduction of the number
of Irish Representatives to sit in the United Kingdom Parliament as follows : Counties 34,
Boroughs 8, Universities 4, total 46, in place of 105, and on the establishment of the Irish Free
State this number will be further reduced by the omission of the 33 seats allocated to Southern
Ireland.
LORD HIGH CHANCELLORS AND SPEAKERS OF
HOUSE OF COMMONS
SINCE THE REFORM ACT, 1832.
Lords High Chancellors.
Brougham .and Vaix, Baron .. 1830-4
LvNDHURST, Baron .. .. .. 1834-5
In Commission .. .. .. .. 1835-6
COTTENHAM^ Earl of .. .. .. 1836-4I
Lyndhurst,* Baron 1841-6
COTTENHAM, Earl of .. .. .. 1846-50
Truro, Baron .. .. .. 1850-2
St. Leonards, Baron .. .. .. 1852 —
Cranworth, Baron .. .. .. 1852-7
Chelmsford, Baron .. .. .. 1857-9
• Campbell, Baron .. .. .. 1859-61
Westburv, Baron .. .. .. 1861-5
Cranworth, Baron 1865-6
Chelmsford, Baron .. .. .. 1866-8
Caikns, Baron .. .. .. .. 1868
Hatherley, Baron .. .. .. 1868-72
Cairns -
Selborne, Baron
Baron ..
Eari
c. ( Baron
Selborne -j j."..
Halsburv, Baron
Herschell, Baron
Halsbury, Baron
Herschell, Baron
Halsbury, Earl of
LoREBURN, Earl
Haldane, Viscount
Buckmaster, Baron
Fin lay. Viscount
Birkenhead, Baron
.. 1872-4
. . 1874-6
.. 1876-80
.. 1880-2
.. 1882-S
.. 1885-6
1886
.. 1886-92
1892-5
1895-1905
. . 19W-12
.. 1912-15
1915-16
. . 1916-19
1919
Speakers of the House of Commons.
Sutton, Charles Manners.. .. 1817-35
Abercromby, Charles .. .. 1835-9
Lefevre, Charles Shaw- .. .. 1839-57
Denison. John Evelyn .. .. 1857-72
BRAND,SirHENRYWlLLIAMBoUVERIE 1872-84
Peel, Arthur Wellesley .. .. 188^-95
Gully, William Court .. 1895-1905
Lowther, Jakes Willia.m .. .. 1905-21
Whitley, John Henrv .. .. 1921
GENERAL ELECTIONS SINCE REFORM ACT OF 1832.
December 1832
January 1835
July- Aug. 1S37
June-July i£4i
July 1847 I July 1865
July 1852 Nov. t868
March 1857 I Feb. 1874
April-May 1859 \ April 1880
Nov. 1885
July 1886
July 1892
July 1895
Sept.-Oct. 1900 I Dec. 1918
Jan.-Feb. 1906
Jan.-Feb. 1910
Dec. 1910 I
DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS.
Iv
THE Romani regarded the bath at a rite rather than a toilet,
and in it fragrxnt eiaencet played an important part. To-day
MORNY BATH SALTS
which produce a delightfully lingering fragrance on the (kin, and
scientifically loften the water, are most generally adopted.
"Chaminade" Bath Salti - 4/-, 10/-, 24/-, Ac.
"June Ro»e»" Bath Salt* 3/-, 7/6. 18/6. &c.
And many other ciqultlta Momr Odours.
MORNY
Jii RECENT ST.
FRERES
LTD.,
LOND0N,.W-
Ivi
DURATION OF PARLIAMENTS, ETC.
DURATION, &c., OF PARLIAMENTS
OF THE UNITED KINGDOM.
Reign.
George III
Parlia-
ment.
When met.
When dissolved.
E
Y.
5
xisted.
I St
27 Sept. 1796*
29 Jan. 1802
M. D.
II 18
2nd
31 Aug. 1802
24 Oct. 1806
4
I 25
3rd
15 Dec. 1806
29 Apr. 1807
4 IS
4th
22 June 1807
24 Sept. 1812
5
3 7
5th
24 Nov. 1812
10 June 1818
5
6 16
6th
4 Aug. 1818
29 Feb. 1820
I
6 25
George IV
7th
23 Apr. 1820
2 June 1826
6
I 9
8th
14 Nov. 1826
24 July 1830
3
8 TO
William IV
9th
26 Oct. 1830
22 Apr. 1831
5 2i
loth
14 June 1831
3 Dec. 1832
I
5 20
nth
29 Jan. 1833
30 Dec. 1834
I
II I
12th
19 Feb. 183s
18 July 1837
2
5
Victoria
13th
14 Nov. 1837
23 June 1841
3
7 9
14th
II Aug. 1841
23 July 1847
5
II 6
iSth
21 Sept. 1847
I July 1852
4
II 9
i6th
4 Nov. 1852
20 Mar. 1857
4
4 16
1 7th
30 Apr. 1857
23 Apr. 1859
I
II 23
i8th
31 May 1859
6 July 1865
6
2
19th
I Feb. 1866
II Nov. 1868
2
9 10
20th
10 Dec. 1868
26 Jan. 1874
5
I 16
2ISt
4 Mar. 1874
i!4 Mar. 1880
6
20
22nd
29 Apr. 1880
18 Nov. 1885
5
6 20
23rd
12 Jan. i386
26 June 1886
5 14
24th
5 Aug. 1886
28 June 1892
5
10 34
25th
4 Aug. 1892
8 July 1895
2
" S
26th
12 Aug. 1895
25 Sept. 1900
5
I 14
Edward VII. ..
27th
3 Dec. 1900
8 Jan. 1906
5
I 6
(Jan. 22nd, 1901.)
28th
13 Feb. 1906
10 Jan. 1910
3
10 28
George V
29th
15 Feb. 1910
28 Nov. 1910
9 14
(May 6th, 1910.)
30th
31 Jan. 1911
4 Feb. 1919
25 Nov. 1918
7
9 26
3tst
• Parliament first met after the Union, aand Jan., 1801.
LIST OF ADMINISTRATIONS SINCE 1715.
Sir Robert Walpole
J. Stanhope
Earl of Sunderland
Sir Robert Walpole
Earl of Wilmington
Henry Pelham
Duke of Newcastle
Earl of Bute . .
George Grcnville
Marquess of Rockingh;
Duke of Grafton
Lord North
Marquess of Rockingh;
Earl of Shelburne
Duke of Portland
William Pitt . .
H. Addington . .
William Pitt . .
Lord Grenville
Duke of Portland
Spencer Perceval
Earl of Liverpool
George Canning
Viscount Goderich
Duke of Wellington
Earl Grey
Lord Melbourne.
Oct.
April
March
April
Feb.
Aug.
April
May
April
July
Aug.
Jan.
March
July
April
Dec.
March
May
Jan.
March
June
June
April
Aug.
July
Nov.
April
171S
1717
1718
1720
1742
1743
1754
1762
1763
1765
1766
1770
1782
1782
1783
1783
1801
1804
1806
1807
1810
l8l2
1827
1827
1823
1830
1834
Herbert Henry Asquith . .
Herbert Henry Asquith (War Coalition)
David Lloyd George
Duke of Wellington
Sir Robert Peel
Lord Melbourne
Sir Robert Peel
*Lord John Russell (lo days)
Sir Robert Peel
Lord John Russell
Earl of Derby
Earl of Aberdeen
Viscount Palmerston . .
Earl of Derby
Viscount Palmerston . .
Earl Russell
Earl of Derby
Benjamin Disraeli
William Ewart Gladstone
Earl of Beaconsfield . .
William Ewart Gladstone
Marquess of Salisbury
William Ewart Gladstone
Marquess of Salisbury
William Ewart Gladstone . .
Earl of Rosebery
Marquess of Salisbury
Arthur James Balfour
Sir Henry Campbell- Banner-
man, G.C.B.
April 1908
May 1915
Dec. 1916
1834-
Nov.
1834
April
183s.
Nov.
1841
Dec.
1845
Dec
184s
June '
1846
Feb.
185a
Dec.
1852
Feb.
»8S5
Feb.
i8sff
June
1859.
Oct.
1865
June
1866
Feb.
1868
Dec.
1868
Feb.
1874
April
1880
June
i8«5
Jan.
1886
luly
1886
Aug.
1892
March
1894
June
1895
Aug.
190a-
Dec.
1905-
* Was charged to form a Government, but his predecessors never formally resigned.
DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS.
BY APPOINTMENT TO THE LATE KING EDWARD VII.
STAINED GLASS WINDOWS, BRASS & BRONZE TABLETS,
MOSAICS & DECORATION, ECCLESIASTICAL
WOODWORK, PAINTED PANELS, ALTAR PIECES, &c.
HEATO/N BUTLE-R 3c BAg/NE
1A, Garrick Street, London, W.C.
Churches visited and Estimates given free of charge.
WILLIAM WHITELEY, Ltd.
Land and Estate Agents
Auctioneers and Valuers
London 's Largest Auction Sale Rooms*
Auctions of Furniture, &c. , Every Thursday,
QUEEN'S ROAD, BAYSWATER, W.
Telephone : Park One (40 lines). Telegrams : " Whiteley, London."
for THEATRE
TICKETS
APPLY TO
THE DISTRICT MESSENGER
& THEATRE TICKET Co., Ltd.
OFFICES IN ALL PARTS OF LONDON.
Head Office: 100 ST.MARTIN'SLANE.W.C.
Telephone: GERHARD 1023.
iviii
REPRESENTATIVE PEERS, ETC.
REPRESENTATIVE PEERS.
Banoon, Earl of.
Bangor, Viscouni.
Bei.levv, Baron.
Castlemaine, Baron.
Cavan, Earl of.
Charlemont, Viscount.
Crofton, Baron.
*CURZ0N OF KeDLESTON,
Earl.
Darnley, Earl of.
* Created a Peer of
FOR IRELAND (28)
(Elected for Life.)
\ Decies, Baron.
De Vesci, Viscount.
Drogheda, Earl of.
Dunalley, Baron.
Farnham, Baron.
Inchiquin, Baron.
KiLMAiNE, Baron.
KiLMOREV, Earl of.
Kingston, Earl of.
Lanesborough, Earl of.
United Kingdom since Election as a
Lucan, Earl of.
Mayo, Earl of.
MusKERRV, Baron.
Oranmore and Browne
Baron.
Rathdonnell, Baron.
RoDEN, Earl of.
Templetown. Viscount.
Wkstmeath, Earl of.
Wick LOW, Earl of.
Representative Peer.
FOR SCOTLAND (16).
(^Elected for present Parliainent only.)
Airlie, Earl of. I Forbes, Baron. I Morton, Earl of.
Belhavbn and Stenton, Leven and Melville, Rothes, Earl of.
Baron. Earl of. Saltoun, Baron.
Caithness, Earl of. Lindsay, Earl of. Sempill, Baron.
DaNDONAi.D, Earl of. Mar, Earl of. Sinclair, Baron.
Fairfax, Baron. I Mar and Kellie, Earl of. I One Vacancy.
PEERS AND PEERESSES WHO ARE MINORS,
AND THE DATES WHEN THEY
Amherst of Hackney, Baron. May 21st, I
1933. ■
CoTTENHAM, Earl of. May 13th, 1922.
De Clifford, Baron. Jan. 30th, 1928. ■
DoNEGALL, Marquess of (B. Fisherwick). i
Oct. Tth, 1924.
Erne, Earl of (B. Fer.managh). Nov. 22nd,
1928. I
Feversham, Earl of. Nov. 2nd, 1927.
KiNNOULL, Earl of (B. Hay of Pedwar- ,
dine). March 30th, 1923. [
Lisle, Baron. Nov. 10th, 1924.
Longford, Earl of. Dec. 29th, 1923.
Mountgarrett, Viscount. Aug. 28th, 1924. |
Norfolk, Duke of. May 30th, 1929. I
ATTAIN THEIR MAJORITIES.
Northesk, Earl of. Sept. 24th, 1922.
Petre, Baron. June 5th, 1935.
PoULETT, Earl. June 25th, 1930.
Rbay, Baron. Dec. 25th, 1926.
RiDLEV, Viscount. Dec i6th, 1923.
RossE, Earl of. Sept. 28th, 1927.
St. Aldwyn, Earl. Oct. 12th, 1933.
Seafield, Countess of. April 17th, 1927.
Shrewsbury and Talbot, Earl of. Dec.
ist, 1933.
Suffolk and Berkshire, Earl of. March
2nd, 1927.
SwiNFEN, Baron. Feb. 2nd, 1925.
TowNSHEND, Marquess. May 13th, 1937.
PEERESSES IN THEIR OWN RIGHTS.
* OF ENGLAND. t OF SCOTLAND.
♦Beaumont, Baroness.
*Berkeley, Baroness.
JBuRTON, Baroness.
*Clifton of Leighton Brojiswold,
Baroness.
JCromartie, Countess of.
*Darcv de Knayth, Baroness.
*De Ros, Baroness.
iDoRCHKSTER, Baroness.
*Fauconberg and Conyers, Baroness.
JFiFE, Duchess of {Princess Arthur of
Connaugkt).
*Furnivall, Baroness.
tGRAY, Baroness.
I OF THE UNITED KINGDOM.
tHERRiES, Baroness.
tKiNLoss, Baroness.
tLoudoun, Countess of.
*LucAS ok Crudwell and Dingwall,
Baroness.
JRhondda, Viscountess.
tRoBHRTS, Countess.
tSE afield. Countess of.
*Strange of Knokin, Baroness.
JStrathcona and Mount Royal,
Baroness.
tWENTWORTH, Baroucss.
JWolselev, Viscountess.
*Zouche, Baroness.
DEKRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS.
lix
Baylin's Patent Bruyere
Pipe-de-Luxe.
A REMARKABLE LVNOVATION WHICH
REALISES THE LONG SOUGHT FOR
IDEAL OF EVERY FIFE SMOKER.
A
/
This Pipe is manufactured from Century old
Algerian briar root, scientifically treated by the
latest perfected processes, which completely
obviate the necessity of " breaking in," and
render the Pipe delightfully cool and sweet
smoking from the start.
It is made in shapes and sizes to suit all tastes,
and every Pipe is guaranteed not to crack or bum.
PROVISIONAL PATENT NO. 22695.
r
BCD
A. BAYLIN, Havana House, 81/82, Cracechurch Street, E.C.3.
s-
s
HAVANA uIGAnS world-famous brands
At the famous Cigar Store of
A. BAYLIN
Havana House,
81/82 Gracechurch St. E.G.
there is always a superb
selection of the finest
HAVANA CIGARS in the
Kingdom.
Sizes, grades and shapes
suitable to every taste, and
the very lowest prices con-
sistent with perfect quality
SI/8 CRACECHURCH SIWLI
Purchases may also be made at Baylio't from the lakgest & most famous cabinet
OF CIGARS I.N THE WORLD, contaiiuog so,ooo magnificent Havana* in various sizes.
B^.
Ix DEBRETT ADVERTISEMENTS.
BRIGHTON.
I THE HOTEL NEAREST THE SEA |
Royal Albion Hotel
^ George R, Sims says :
^ " The Royail Albion is one of the most beaatiful
^ a.nd luxurious Hotels on the English Coast,"
^ Telephone : 903 (3 lines). Telegrams : Brilliancy, Brighton. =
[^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ : »»»»>»»»>»»»»»»»»[il
ENGLISH FOREIGN
and COLONIAL
STAMPS
WfllSOn & BUTTERS,
Collections Turchased.
BRITISH Id. BLACK Good Stamps of every description
AND Id. red UR- Wanted in Large or Small Quantities.
GENTLY WANTED. Opinions and Advice as to Disposals
Free. A Good Stock of Stamps always
'Phone : Museum 1743. available for Clients' Inspection.
Bankers:
Barclays Bank Ltd., Charing Cross.
72a TOTTENHfl]VI COURT ROflD, UONDON.W.l
ADJOINING GOODGE STRKET TUBE STATION
B» »»>><>> = >♦>><»»>»>>>><> ♦♦a
Ixi
ABBREVIATIONS.
A., Agriculture: A.A.G., Assistant Adjutant
General : Acad., Academy ; A.U.C., Aide-
de-Camp ; Adj., Adjutant ; Adm., Admiral ;
AF.C Air Force Cross; A.P.D., Army
Pay Department; A.Q.M.G., Assistant
puartermaster General ; A.R.R.C. , Asso- ;
ciate of Royal Red Cross; Assist., As-
sistant ; Asso., Association. I
Bar, Barrister; B., Baron; b., born; B.A ,
Bachelor of Arts ; batn., battalion ; B.C. L., i
Bachelor of Civil Law ; B.C.S., Bengal Civil '
Service; B.D., Bachelor of Divinity ; Bom. '
C.S., Bombay Civil Service; Bom. S.C., i
Bombay Staff Corps ; boro", borough ; Bp., i
Bishop; Brig., Brigade, Brigadier ; B.S.C.,
Bengal Staff Corps ; B.Sc, Bachelor of [
Science; Bt., Baronet.
C, Conservative; c, created. Camb. , Cam-
bridge ; Capt. , Captain ; Cav. , Cavalry ;
C.B., Companion of the Bath; C.B E..
Commander of British Empire: C.E., Civil
Engineer; C. H., Companion of Honour; [
Ch., Chief; Chap.. Chaplain; Ch. Ch., !
Christ Church ; Chm., Chairman ; C.I., Lady
of Imperial Order of the Crown of India ;
CLE., Companion of the Indian Empire;
Civil Ser., Civil Service; CM. G.. Companion
.of St. Michael and St. George ; co., county.
Company. Coalition; Col., Colonel; Coll.,
College ; Com., Commander : Comdg., Com-
manding ; Comdt., Commandant; Com.-in-
Ch., Commander-in-Chief: Commn., Com-
mission; Commr., Commissioner; Corny. -
Gen., Commissary-General ; con., conse-
crated ; COS., counties, Companies: Co-op.,
Co-operator; cr., creation; CS. . Civil Ser-
vice ; C.S.I., Comoanion of the Star of
India; C.V.O., Commander of Royal Vic-
torian Order.
J., died: D., Duke; da., dau.. Daughter;
D.A.A.G., Deputy Assistant Adjutant
General ; D.A.Q.^I.G., Denuty Assistant
Quartermaster General: I). B.E., Dame of
rder of Briti«h Empire ; D.C.L., Doctor of
Civil I-aw ; D.D.. Doctor of Divinity ; Dep.,
deputy; Dep.-Lieut., Deputy- Lieutenant ;
Depart, Department; D.K.C , Distin-
guished Flying Cross; Diplo. , Diplomatic;
Dist., District; Div., Division; D.L.;
Deputy- Lieutenant ; D.Sc., Doctor of
Science; D.S.O., Companion of Distin-
guished Service Order.
E.. Eari, or East: ed., educated: E.I.C.S..
Ea.st India Company's Service; el., eldest:
ext., extinct ; Extraor., Extraordinary.
F.R.C.P., F.R.C.P.E., and F.R.CP.L,
Fellow of Royal College of Physicians of
London, of Edinburgh, and of Iieland re-
spectively : F.R.C.S., Fellow of Royal
College of Surgeons; F.R.S.. Fellow of
Roval Society; F.R.S.E.. Fellow of Royal
Society of Edinburgh; F.S.I., Fellow of
Surveyors' Institute.
G.B.E., Knight or Dame Grand Cross of
British Empire ; G.C. B., Knight Grand Cross
of the Bath; G.C.H., Knight Grand Cross
of Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order ;
G.C.M.G., Knight GrandCrossof St. Michael
and St. Georee ; G.C. I.E., Knight Grand
Commander of the Indian Empire ; G.C.S.L,
Knight Grand Commander of Star of India ;
G.C.V.O., Knight Grand Cross of Royal
Victorian Order ; G.M.M.G., Grand Master
of St. Michael And St. George; G.M.S.L,
Grand Master of the Star of India: Gen.,
General; Gov.. Governor; Govt., Govern-
ment : Gram. Sch., Grammar School.
k.-a., heir-apparent; H.E.I.C.S., Honorable
East India Company's Ser\ice ; H.I.H.,
His, or Her, Imperial Highness: H.M.,
His, or Her, Majesty; H.M.S.. His
Majesty's Ship; Hon., Honourable; A.-/.,
heir-prcsumptive : h.p., half-pay : H.R..
Home Rule; H.R H., His, or Her, Royal
Highness; H.S.H., His, or Her, Serene
Highness.
I., Independent ; I.L.. Independent Labour
Party; I. M.S. Indian Medical Service;
Ind. N., Independent Nationalist; infra,
below: LP., Peer of Ireland: I.S.C., In-
dian Staff Corps; I.S.O., Companion of
the Imperial Service Order.
J. P., Justice of the Peace.
JC.B.E., Knight of British Empire; K.C.-
King's Counsel; K.CB., Knight Com-
mander of the Bath; K.C.H., Knight Com,
mander of the Hanoverian Guelphic Order ;
K.C.I.E., Knight Commander of the Indian
Empire; K.C.Sl.G., Knight Commander of
St. Michael and St. George; K.C.S.L,
Knight Commander of the Star of India ;
K.C.V O., Knight Commander of Royal
Victorian Order; K.G., Knieht of the
Garter ; Knt. . Knight Bachelor : K. P. , Knight
of St. Patrick; K.T., Knight of the Thistle.
Z,., Liberal: I^b., Labour; L.U., Lilieral
Unionist: Legis., Legislative ; L.I., Light
Infantry; Lieut.. Lieutenant; Lieut. -Col.,
or Lt. -Col. , Lieutenant-Colonel ; L. K. Q.C P. ,
Licentiate of the King and Queen s College
of Physicians . Ireland; LL.B., Bachelor of
I^ws : LL.D., Doctor of Laws; LL.M..
Master of I^ws.
M., Marquess; »«.. married ; M.A., Master of
Arts: Maj., Maior ; M.B.. Bachelor of
Medicine; MB.E., .Member of f>rder of
Briti.sh Empire; M.C.S.. Madras Civil .Ser-
vice; M.D., Doctor of Medicine; M.P- C.
Member of Executive Council: Med., Medical;
M.I.C.E., Member of Institute of Civil En-
gineers ; M.I.E.E., Meml)er of Institution
of Electrical Engineers; Mil., Military, or
Militia: M C, Military Cross; M.I.M.E.,
Meml>er of Institution of Mechanical En-
gineers; Min., Minister; M.L.A., Memlwr
of I>egislalive Assembly; M.L.C, Menil)cr
of legislative Council: M.P.. Meml>er of
Parliament; M.R.C.S., Member of Royal
College of Surgeons : M.R.C.V.S., Member
of Royal College of Veterinary Surgeon* ;
M.R.I.A., Member of the Royal Irish
Academy: M.S.C.. Madras Staff Corps;
M us. B. . Bachelor of M usic ; M us. I). , I >octor
of Music; M.V.O., .Member of Royal Vic-
torian Order.
Ixii
ABBREVIATIONS.
N., Irish Nationalist, or North ; N.D.,
National Democratic Party; N.F.D.S.S.,
National Federation of Discharged Sailors
and Soldiers; N.I., Native Infantry;
N.P., National Party.
O.B.E., Officer of Order of British Empire ;
O.M., Member of Order of Merit: Oxon.,
Oxford.
Parly., Parliamentary; P.O., Privy Coun.
cillor; Plen., Plenipotentiary; pop., popula-
tion; Preb. , Prebendary; Pres., President;
P.W.D., Public Works Department.
Q.C., Queen's Counsel; Q.M.G.,
master-General .
Quarter-
R., Rector, Rectory; R.A., Royal Artillery,
Royal Academician; R.A. F., Royal Air
Force; R.A M.C., Royal Army Medical
Corps; R.E., Royal Engineers; Reg.
Elec, Registered Electors; Regt., Regi-
ment; Rev., Reverend R.F.A., Royal
Field Artillery; R.F C, Royal Flying
Corps R.G.A., Royal Garrison Artillery ;
R.H.A., Royal Horse Artillery; R.M.,
Royal Marines; R.M.A., Royal Marine
Artillery ; Royal Military Academy, Wool-
wich ; R.M.C., Royal Military College,
Sandhurst; R.M.L.I., Royal Marine Light
Infantry; R.N., Royal Navy; R.N.V.R.,
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve ; R.R.C.,
Lady of the Royal Red Cross ; Roy., Royal ;
Rt.. Right; Rt. Hon., Right Honorable.
s succeeded ; S., South ; Sch., School ; S.C. L.,
Student of Civil Law ; Sec, Secretary ; Ser.^
Service; S.F., Sinn F6in ; So., Society;
S.P., Peer of Scotland; S.S.C., Solicitor
Supreme Court (Scotland); Sup., Super-
intendent ; Surg., Surgeon.
t., translated: Trin., Trinity.
T. F., Territorial Force.
U., Unionist.
Univ., University.
v.. Viscount, Vicar: V.A., Lady of the
Royal Order of Victoria and Albert ; V.C.,
Victoria Cross ; Vol., Volunteers.
W., West ; W.S., Writer to the Signet.
Veo., Veomanrj'.
OCCURRENCES DURING PRINTING
AND CORRIGENDA.
Brown, Rt. Hon. Thomaa Watters, P.O. (page 23), appointed a Judge of Supreme Court of
N. Ireland, end of Jan. 1922.
LOWther, Maj.-6en. Sir. H. Cecil (page 98), Residence— -k^. Queen Street, Mayfair, W.
Murray, Hon. (C) Gideon (page 116;— now independent of Coalition.
Warwickshire, Tamworth DiV. (page 266), full names of unsuccessful candidate Georgk
Henry Jones.
Westminster (page 268), second Christian name of unsuccessful candidate (Applin), " Kempen-
felt." '
Hutchison, T. (page 400), Thomas Hutchison, h. i866.
Schneider, Gualterus Stewart radd to pages 423 and 478), appointed a Puisne Justice of
Supreme Court of Ceylon, January 1022
DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ixiii
THE CASANI SCHOOL of DANCING
43 Knightsbridgc S.W.I (Nearly optxwte Hyde Park Corner)
LtUest Society Dances a speciality. A few doors from Alexandra Hotel.
Victoria 4078
Latest Ballroom ^■MTN^^^H Classical and
,'^^\ ^t£'-9* ^^^H Character
as danced at ^^^^^K ' W ^^^^^^H rt
urray s, ^^^^^ |^ J^^X^^^^^I
r L ^^^H -<^ ■W^L^k^^^^^H under the
J ^^^Br w ^■hc'i^^J^^^H direction
leading Clubs. ^^HfW' .^■►^^J Violet HOpC
Under personal ^^^^P^^^ft ]^Hw^^^^l
...^.r^.^clnn n( ^^^^HJH^^^B I^^BS ''^^^^^1 i^' Principal Dancer of
supervision ^HWMf JPP ^^H Co/.5^>n, A>u. Ox/W.
c . rt • ^^^^^mFv '^ ^^^^^1 London Pavilion, etc., ami
bantOS LaSSani ^^^^^^ ^^^M the principal continental
^^^H|^^H^ ^^^^^^H an<^ Xew York Theatres.
the only gentleman teacher ^^^^^^F~^'' L_^^^^^^H Qr>./.:.1
s^ecud to dance in most ^HQH^^^^^ ^^^^^^^M Class tor Children.
important competitions in ^^^^^^^Hk^K. ^^^^^^^^^| ^i
London. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^m Also vtstted at home.
Violet Hope & Santas Casani
BARCLAYS BANK LIMITED.
Head Office: 94. LOMBARD STREET, LONDON, E.C.3
AUTHORISED CAPITAL £20,000,000
ISSUED AND PAID-UP CAPITAL «15,592,372
RESERVE FUND £8,250,000
DEPOSITS (June 30th, 1921) £832,206,417
Frederick Craufurd Goodenough, Chairman.
Sir Herbert Hambling, Deputy-Chairman.
Edmund Henry Parker. Vice-Chairman.
WnxiAM Faviu. Tvks.
William Cakruthkrs. Robert William Strzxt.
John Caulcutt.
Every Description of
British and Foreign
Banking Business
Transacted.
The Bank has over 1,500 branches in
Ens;! and and Wales, and Agents and
Correspondents in all the principal
towns throughout the world.
Executorships and Trusteeshipi Undertaken.
APPILIATKD BANKS.
The British Linen Bank. Head Office: Edinburgh.
The Union Bank of Manchester, Limited.
Head Office : Manchester.
The Anglo-Egyptian Bank. Limited.
Head Office : 27, Clement's Lane. I-ondon, E.C.4.
Ixiv
DEBRETT — ADVERTISEMENTS.
The
HOUSE of PEARS
Family pride with us is a very real thing.
One hundred and thirty years ago,
Andrew Pears began the manufacture of
Pears' Transparent Soap in a very small
way, and, although mass production in great
modern factories has taken the place of the
little back room where our soap first saw
the light, his descendants are just as careful
of their reputation, standing as it does
shoulder-high amongst the traders of the
world, as was their ancestor of his amongst
the merchants of London City.
Nowdays Transparent soap is not our
only occupation. In fact Pears' Golden
Series comprises everything that man or
woman could possibly want for their toilet,
from sticks of opaque shaving soap to books
of powder-leaves. Your chemist or your
stores will show all these things to you, and
we know you will agree that the plain gold
containers are the daintiest ornaments for
your dressing table, while, when you use
them, you will find that their contents are
fully worthy of our House.
A. & F. PEARS, Ltd.,
71-75, New Oxford St.*
LONDON, W. G. L
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT
1922;
The Fifth Session of the
THIRD PARLIAMENT OF KING GEORGE V.,
AND THE
THIRTV-FIRST PARLIAMENT OF THE UNITED KINGDOM.
•»• For rotntt that have taken flate during the patsage 0/ the book through tk* press, ste
" Occurrences during Printing."
This List contains the Biographies of M.P.'s as elected to present Imperial Parh'aroent,
but those Constituencies marked X will in due course, on the establishment of the Irish Free
State, cease to return Members to the Imperial House of Commons.
RIGHT HON. F. D. ACLAND (Cornwall, Camborne Division).
Francis Dyke Acland, P.C,
son of the Rt. Hon. Sir Arthur
Herl)ert Dyke Acland, P.C, 13th Bt., of
85, Onslow Square, S.W., by Alice Sophia,
el. dau. of the late Rev. Francis Macaulay
Cunningham, R. of Brighlwell-cum-
Sotwell. Berks; b. March 7th, 1874;
ed. at Rugby, and at Balliol Coll.,
Oxford : m. 1 905, Eleanor Margaret,
el. da. of Charles James Cropper, of
Eliergreen, Kendal ; formerly Lieut 5th
Vol. Batn. King's Roy. Rifle Corps ; was
a Junior Examiner in Education Depart.
1900- 1903, and Parliamentary Private
Sec. (unpaid) to Sec. of State for War
(Rt. Hon. R. B. Haldane, M.P.) 1906-8 :
was Financial Sec. to War Depart., and
a Member of Army Council April 1908
to March 1910, and Jan. to Oct. 191 1,
Under-Sec. of Stale for Foreign Affairs
Oct. I9M to Feb. 1915, Financial Sec.
to the Treasury Feb. to May 191 5, and
Parliamentary Sec. to Board of Agricultuie and Fisheries May 1915 to Dec.
I916 ; sometime a Member of Agricultural Wages Board, and Chin, of the
Denial Board for the Unite<l Kingdom ; is a J. P. and D. L. for Devon, and a
Forestry Commr. ; has l)een Clim. 14 Govt. Departmental or Select Com-
mittees, and a Member of Senate of Univ. of London ; Chm. Interim Forest
Authority 1918-19; P.C. 1915. A Liberal; sat for Richmond Div. of N.
Riding of Yorkshire Jan. 1906 to Jan. 1910, when he was defeated there ;
electetl for N.-W., or Camborne, Div. of Cornwall Dec. 15th, 1910, and for
Camborne Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.-
Residences— t,, H.irton Street, Westminster, S.W. ; Spr)'doncote, Exeter. Clnp —
Brookt's.
REA&-ADM. T. B. S. ADAIR (Qlassow, ShetUeston DlTlilon).
Thomas Benjamin Stration Ad.\ir, son of the late Gen. Sir
Charles William Adair, K.C.B., R.M., by IsaWla, da. of Col. T. Aslett,
Roy. Marines; b. Nov. 6lh, 1861 ; Rear-Adm. (retired 1907) ; w«« Assist, to
I
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT,
Director of Naval Ordnance 1894-5, a Member of Ordnance Committee 1900-
IQ02, and Head of Ordnance Depart, of William Beardmore and Co. (Limited)
1907-19. A Coalition Unionist ; has sat for Shettleston Div. of Glasgow since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence-^s, St. George's Road, S.W.i. C/«*^-United Service, Western (Glasgow).
RIGHT HON. W. ADAMSON (FlfeBWre, West Division).
William Adamson, P.C, son of James Adamson ; b. 1863:
m. 1887 ; began work in Mines at the age of 1 1 years ; sometime leader and
organiser of Fife and Kinross Miners' Asso., of which he became Gen. Sec. ;
was Chm. of Labour Party in House of Commons 1917-21 ; P.C. 1918. A
Labour Member; elected for W. Div. of Fifeshire Dec. 13th, 1910, having
been defeated there Jan. 19 10.
Residence— 6, Victoria Street, Dunfermline.
RIGHT HON. C. ADDISON (Shoredltch).
Christopher Addison, P.C, M.B., son of Robert Addison ; b.
Tune iQth, 1869; ed. at Trin. Coll., Harrogate; M.R.C.S. and L R.C.P.
London 1891, M.B. and B.S. London 1892, M.D. 1893, F.R.^.S. England
189'; • m 1902, Isobel, da. of the late Archibald Gray ; sometime Professor of
Anatomy in Univ. Coll., Sheffield, Lecturer on Anatomy at St. Bartholomew's
Hospital, and editor of Quarterly Medical Jottrnal ; appointed Hunterian
Professor and Examiner in Anatomy in Camb. and London Univs. 1901,
Parliamentary Sec. to Board of Education Aug. 1914, Sec. to Min. of Muni-
tions 1915, Min. of Munitions in National Min. Dec. 1916, Min of Recon-
struction July 1917, Pres. of Local Govt. Board Jan. 1919, first Min. of Health
Tune 1919 (with a seat in the Cabinet from Oct. 1919), and Mm. without
Portfolio (with a seat in the Cabinet) April 1921 (resigned July 1921) ; author
of numerous medical works; P.C. 1916. A Liberal; sat for Hoxton Div.
of Shoreditch Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Sboreditch Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence—UaxX^y flrange, Bishopsteignton, S. Devon.
SIR W. RYLAND D. ADKINS (Lancashire, Middleton and Prestwich Division).
William Ryland Dent Adkins, K.C, son of the late William
Adkins, J. P., of Springfield, Northampton, by Harriet, youngest da. of the
late John Dent, of The Manor House, Milton, Northampton; b. May nth,
1862; ed. at Mill Hill Sch., at Univ. Coll., London (B.A. 1882), and at
Balliol Coll., Oxford (History Exhibitioner 1882) ; Bar. Inner Temple 1890,
and K.C. 1920; Member of Midland Circuit ; is Vice-Chm. of Northampton-
shire County Council, and of Executive Council of County Councils' Asso.,
Chm. of Northamptonshire Territorial Force Asso., and a J. P. for Northamp-
ton and Northamptonshire ; appointed Junior Counsel to the Post Office on
Midland Circuit 1908, a Member of Home Office Enquiry into Isle of Man
Constitution, and Recorder of Nottingham 1911, a Member of War Pensions
Committee 1916, and Recorder of Birmingham 1920 ; was a Member of
Speaker's Conference on Electoral Reform 191 7- 18 ; Knt. 191 1. A Coalition
Liberal; sat for Middleton Div. of Lancashire (S.-E.) Jan. 1906 to Nov. 1918 ;
has sat for Middleton and Prestwich Div. thereof since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Milton Manor, Northampton. Chambers— s. Paper Buildings, Temple,
E.C. C/k^-s— Athena;um, Reform, Bath.
AGG-GARDNER [see Gardner].
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
CAPT. C. AIN8W0ETH (Bnry).
Charles Ainsworth, son of Hargreaves Ainsworth, of Winder-
mere, by a da. of Thomas Forrest, of Blackburn and Hoole ; b. Feb. 25th,
1874 : m. 1902, Clara H., da. of H. R. Middlemost, of Huddersfield ; is Capt.
Lancashire Fusiliers ; European War 1914-15 (wounded) ; sometime Chm. and
Managing Director of Charles Ainsworth and Co. (Limited), bleachers and
dyers. An Unionist; has sat for Bury since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— YioXcamh^, Lancashire. Clubs — Carlton, Constitutional.
UEIJT.-COL. SIR WILLIAM J. ALLEN (Armagh Co., N. Armagh Division).
William James Allen, K.B.E., D.S.O., second son of the late
Joseph Allen, of Lurgan, co Armagh ; b. Oct. 1870 ; is a linen manufacturer,
one of the Hon. Sees, of Ulster Unionist Council, a J. P., a D.L., and Vice-
Chm. of County Council for co. Armagh, and Lieut. -Col. Comdg. i6th
Batn. Roy. Irish Rifles; European War IQ14-19 (despatches four times,
Chevalier of Legion of Honour, D.S.O.) ; D.S.O. 1918, K.B.E. (Civil) 1921.
A Conservative ; has sat for N. Armagh Div. of Armagh co. since Nov. 22nd,
1917-
Residence — Linwinny House, Lurgan, co. Armagh. Club — Constitutional.
LIEUT.-COL. L. <C. M.) S. AMERY (Birmingham, Sparkbrook Division).
Leopold (Charles Maurice) Stennett Amery, el. son of the late
Charles F. Amery, Indian Forest Depart., of Middle Coombe, Lustleigh, S.
Devon, by Elizabeth Leitner; b. Nov. 22nd, 1873; ed. at Harrow, and at
Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. and M.A., ist class Moderations 1894, ist class
Lit. Hum. 1896) ; Ouseley Scholar of Imperial Institute in Turkish 1895 '<
Fellow of All Souls' Coll., Oxford 1897 : m. 1910, Florence Hamar, da. of the
late John Hamar Greenwood, Bar.-at- Law, of Spencer House, Whitby,
Canada ; Bar. Inner Temple 1902; was on editorial staff of The Times 1899-
1909; organised The Times correspondence during S. African War; served
during European War in France, the Balkans, and Salonika ; was an Assist. -
Sec. to War Cabinet, and on Staff Supreme War Council at Versailles, with
rank of temporary Lieut.-Col. ; is Joint Hon. Treasurer of Empire Parlia-
mentary Asso. ; appointed Parliamentary Under Sec. of State for the Colonies
Jan. 1919, and Financial Sec. to the Admiralty April 1921 ; edited and mainly
wrote " The Times History of the S. African War " (7 vols.) ; author of "The
Problem of the Army," and other works on Mil., Economic, and Imperial
Questions. A Coalition Unionist ; unsuccessfully contested E. Div. of Wol-
verhampton Jan. 1906, May 1908, Jan. 1910, and Bow and Bromley Div.
of Tower Hamlets Dec. 1910; sat for S. Div. of Birmingham May 3rd, 191 1
to Nov. 1918; elected for Sparkbrook Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— g. Embankment Gardens, Chelsea, S.W. Clubs — Alpine, Athenzum,
Bath, Carlton.
RiaHTHON. E. M. ARCHDALE (Fermanagh Co., North Fermanagh Division).
Edward Mervyn Akchdale, F.C, el. son of the late Nicholas
Montgomery Archdale, of Crock na Crieve, co. Fermanagh; b. Jan. 26th,
1853: m. 1880, Alice, da. of the late Quintin Fleming; Lieut.-Com. K.N.
(retired) ; is a Farmer, and a J. P. and D.L. for co. Fermanagh (Sheriff 1884) ;
P.C. (Ireland) 1921. An Unionist ; sat for N. Fermanagh Div. of co. Fer-
managh 1 898- 1 903 ; re-elected therefor Oct. 27th, 1916, .ind Dec. 1918 ;
electe<l for Fermanagh and Tyrone cos. in N. Parliament of Ireland (its first
Min. of Agriculture and Commerce) May 1921.
Residence— VAvntAaXc, Ballinainallard, co. Fermanagh. C/M^.r— Kildare Street, Ulster,
Constitutional.
ARCHER-SHEE [see Sheej.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
R. ARMITA6E (Leeds, Central Division).
Robert Armitage, son of William Jones Armitage, of Farnley
Lodge, Leeds, by Emily, el. da. of William Nicholson Nicholson, of Roundhay
Park, Leeds ; b. Feb. 22nd, 1866 ; ed. at Westminster, and Trin. Coll.,Camb.
(B.A. 1888) : t)i. 1891, Caroline Katharine, da. of the late Dudley Henry Ryder,
of Weslbrook Hay, Hemel Hempstead ; Ear. Inner Temple 1889; is a J. P. for
City of Leeds (Lord Mayor 1904-5), Chm. of Brown Bayley's Steel Works
(Limited), and a Director of several other cos. A Coalition Liberal ; has sat
for Central Div. of Leeds since Jan. 15th, 1906.
Residence — Farnley Hall, Leeds. Clubs — National, Reform, Bath.
\
H. B. ARMSTRONG (Armagh Co., Mid Armagh Division\
Henry Bruce Armstrong, son of William Jones Wright
Armstrong, of Killylea, co. Armagh, by Frances Elizabeth, da. of Capt.
Christopher Wilson, 22nd Regt., of Hull House, Shoulden, Kent; b. July
27th, 1844 ; ed. at Roy. Sch., Armagh, and at Trin. Coll., Camb. (B.A. 18— ,
M.A. 1870) : VI. 1883, Margaret, da. of William Leader, of Rosnalea, co.
Cork: Bar. Inner Temple 1868: served in Camb. Univ. and Inns of Court V^ol.
1863-83 ; was a Member and Chm. of Finance Committee of Armagh County
Council 1899-1921 (Chm. i909-20\ and a Member of Irish Convention
1918-19, and of Representative Body of Church of Ireland 1897-1921 ; is a
J.P. and D.L for co. Armagh (High Sheriff 1875, ^ice-Lieut. 1920) : High
Sheriff of CO. Longford 1894; co-opted a Senator of Queen's Univ.. of Belf ast
1920. An Unionist ; elected jnr Arinagh co., Armagh Mid. Di>(rjune 1921^
and a Senator of N. Ireland^une^22ir^ '
Residence — Dean's Hill, Armagh. Clubs — Carlton, Kildare Street.
LIEUT.-COL. W. W. ASHLEY (Lancashire, Fylde Division).
Wilfrid William Ashley, son of the
late Rt. Hon. (Anthony) Evelyn Melbourne
Ashley. P.C. (M.P. 1874-85), of Broadlands,
Romsey, Hants, Classiebawn, Sligo. and 13,
Cadogan Square, S.W., by Sybella Charlotte,
who d. 1886, da. of Sir Walter Rockliff
Farquhar, 3rd Bt. ; b. Sept. 13th, 1867 ; ed.
at Harrow, and at Magdalen Coll., Oxford :
m. 1st, 1901, Amalia Mary Maud, who d. 191 1,
only child of the hate Rt. Hon. Sir Ernest Joseph
Cassel, PC, G.C.B., G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O.. of
Brook House, Park Lane, W., and Moulton
Paddocks, Newmarket ; 2ndly, 1914, Muriel
Emily, da. of Walter Spencer, of Fownhope
Court, Hereford ; served in Grenadier (Juards
1889-98, and Hampshire Mil. 1898-1901 ;' is an
Hon. Lieut.-Col.. a J. P., a D.L. and a (bounty
Councillor for Hants, and Chm. of Recon-
struction So. ; sometime Lieut.Col. Comdg.
a Batn. King's (Liverpool Regt.) ; was Con-
servative Whip in House of Commons 1911-13 ; appointed Parliamentary Sec.
(unpaid) to Financial Sec. to the War Office 191 7. A Conserz'ative ; sat for
Blackpool Div. of Lancashire (N.) Jan. 1906 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for
Fylde Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
if«/<&«cM— Broadland.s, Romsey, Hants ; The Grove, Stanmore, Middlesex ; Classie-
bawn Castle, Sligo. C/k(5j— Carlton, Brooks's.
RIGHT HON. H. H. ASQUITH (Paisley).
Herbert Henry AsQUiTH,i".C., A'.(7., son of the late Joseph Di.xon
Asquith, of Croft House, Morley, Yorks, by Emily, da. of the late William
Willans, of Huddersfield ; b. Sept. 12th, 1852 ; ed. at City of London Sch.,
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
and at Balliol Coll., Oxford, of which he was Scholar and Fellow (B. A. 1874, 1st
class Classical Moderations, and Litt. Hum. and Craven Univ. Scholar, Hon.
D.C.L. 1904, Hon. Fellow 1908); Hon. LL.D. Edinburgh and Glasgow 1907,
Camb. 1909, Leeds 1910, St. Andrews 191 1, Bristol 1912, and McGill 1921,
Hon. D.C.L., Durham 1913; elected Lord Rector of Aberdeen Univ. 1908:
w. 1st, 1877, Helen Kelsall, who d. 1891, el. da. of the late Dr. Frederick
Melland, of Rusholme, Manchester; 2ndly, 1894, Emma Alice Margaret, da.
of Sir Charles Tennant, ist Bt., of The Glen, Innerleithen, N-.B., St. Rollox,
Glasgow, and 40, Grosvenor Square, W. ; Bar. Lincoln's Inn 1876, a K.C.
1890, a Bencher 1894, and Treasurer 1920 ; was Sec. of State for Home
Depart. Aug. 1892 to June 1895, Chancellor of the Exchequer Dec. 1905 to
April 1908, and Prime Min. and First Lord of the Treasury April 1908 to Dec.
1916 (also Sec. of State for War and Pres. of Army Council March to Aug.
1914, and a Member of Cabinet War Committee 1915-16) ; is an Ecclesiastical
Commr. for England, an Elder Brother of Trinity House, a F.R.S., an Hon.
Member of Inns of Court Officers' Training Corps, and a Life ^iember of
Roy. Literary Fund ; elected Lord Rector of Glasgow Univ. 1906, and of
Aberdeen 1909; has 1914 Star, and War and Victory medals; P.C. 1892.
A Liberal; sat for E. Div. of Fifeshire July 1886 to Nov. 1918 (defeated
therefor Dec 1918) ; elected for Paisley Feb. 12th, 1920.
Residences— (n, Bedford Square, VV. ; The Wharf, Sutton Courtenay. Clubs —
.Athenxum, Reform, National Liberal.
UEUT.-COM. F. W. ASTBURY (Salfofd, West Division).
Frederick Wolfe Astbury, son of the late Frederick James
Astbury, J. P., of Hilton Park, Prestwich ; b. April 21st, 1872; is a calico
printer. Lieut. -Com. R.X.V.R., a J. P. for Manchester, and a Director
of Manchester Chamber of Commerce (Representative on Asso. of British
Chamber of Commerce). An Unionist; has sat for W. Div. of Salford
since Dec. 14th, 1918.
/f«/Vr«f*— Newlands, Hilton Lane, Prestwich, Lancashire. Clulf— St. Stephen's.
VISCOUNTESS ASTOR (Plymouth. Sutton Division).
^^•^f Nancy VV itcher { Viscountess As for),
da. of the late Col. Chiswell Dabney Lang-
liorne, of Mirador, Greenwood, Virginia,
U.S.A.; b. 18 — : ///. 1st, 1897, Robert
Gould Shaw, from whom she obtained a
decree of divorce 1903 ; 2ndly, 1906, the
2nd Viscount Astor (M.P. for Plymouth
1910-18, and for Plymouth, Sutton Div.
1-918-19) ; the first Lady Member to take
her seat in the House of Commons. A
Coalition Unionist ; has sat for Sutton
Div. of Plymouth since(Nov 15th, 1919.
A 'ins 0/ I 'iscoiiiit Aster.
Residences— ^. St. James's Square, S.W.
Cliveden, Taplow, Bucks.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
A. R. ATE£Y (Nottingham, Central Division).
Albert Reuben Atkey, son of C. Atkey, of Nottingham ; b.
July 1st, 1867 ; ed. at Huntingdon Street Board Sch., Nottingham : m.
1890, Euphemia Althea Hawksiey; is a J. P. for Nottingham (City Councillor
since 1908), a Motor Agent and Managing Director of A. R. Atkey and Co.
(Limited), of Nottingham, Derby, Ashbourne, Uttoxeter, and Mansfield, and
of United Motor and Gen. Insurance Co. An Unionist; has sat for Central
Div. of Nottingham since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — The Park, Nottingham. Club — Royal Automobile.
SIB HERBERT AUSTIN (Birmingham, King's Norton Division).
Herbert Austin, K.B.E., son of the late Giles Stevens
Austin; b Nov. 8th, 1866; ed. at Gram. Sch., Rotherham, and at Brampton
Coll.: m. 1887, Helen Dron, of Melbourne; is an engineer and manufacturer,
Hon. Col. 3rd Vol, Batn. Wc rcestershire Regt., Chm. and Managing
Director Austin Motor Co. (Limited), of Longbridge Works, Northfield,
Birmingham (which he founded), and Chm. Board of Directors of VVolseley
Sheep Shearing Machine Co. ; rendered sers. in production of Munitions
during European War ; has been Pres. Institute of British Carriage Manu-
facturers, and a Member of Min. of Labour Resettlement Committee ;
K.B.E. 191 7. A Coalition Conservative; has sat for King's Norton Div. of
Birmingham since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Lickey Grange, near Bromsgrove. Clubs — Junior Carlton, St. Stephen's,
British Empire, Royal Automobile, Birmingham Conservative.
CAPT. R A. A. BAGLEY (Lancashire, Famworth Division).
Edward Albert Ashton Bagley, son of Thomas Ashton
Bagley, of Coningsby ; b. Dec. 26th, 1876; Capt. R.A.S.C. ; European War
1915-18, in Egypt and Palestine ; sometime Organising Sec. Lancashire and
N.-W. Counties Div., Tariff Reform League. An Unionist; unsuccessfully
contested Leicester Jan. 1910, and Radcliffe-cum-Farnworth Div. of S.-E.
Lancashire Dec. 1910; has sat for Famworth Div. of Lancashire since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Glen Lea, Sale, Cheshire. Club — Constitutional.
MAJOR SIR JOHN L. BAIRD, Bt. (Warwickshire, Rugby Division).
John Lawrence Baird, C.M.G., D.S.O.,
2nd Baronet, el. son of Sir Alexander Baird, ist Bt.,
of Urie, Stonehaven, by the Hon. Annette Maria
Palk, who d. 1884, da. of 1st Baron Haldon ; b.
April 27th, 1874 ; ed. at Eton, and at Ch. Ch.,
Oxford : m. 1905, Lady Ethel Sydney Keith-
Falconer, da. of 9th Earl of Kintore ; sometime a 2nd
Sec. in Diplo. Ser. ; is Major Yeo., a J. P. and D.L.
for Kincardineshire, and a J. P. for Warwickshire ;
sometime Dep. Chm., Civil Aerial Transport Com-
mittee ; was Parliamentary Private Sec. to Leader of
the Opposition in House of Commons (Rt. Hon. A.
Bonar Law, M.P.) 1911-16; served during European
War 1914-15, as Staff-Capt. Intelligence Corps (de-
spatches, D.S.O., Officer of Order of Leopold of Belgium, Chevalier of Legion
of Honour, Croix de Guerre, Order of Crown of Italy) ; acted as Agent and
Consul-Gen. in Abyssinia 1902 ; appointed Parliamentary Representative of
Air Board 1916, Parliamentary Under Sec. of State to Air Min. Jan. 1918,
Joint Parliamentary Sec. to Ministry of Munitions Jan. 1919 (but declined),
and Parliamentary Under Sec Home Depart. July 1919 ; C.M.G. 1904,
D.S.O. 19 1 5. A Coalition Conservative; has sat for Rugby Div. of
Warwickshire since Jan. 21st, 1910.
Residences— Vr\e, Stonehaven; 26, Chester Street. S.\V. Clubs— Turf, Carlton,
Beefsteak, Royal Yacht Squadron.
I
d
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
RIGHT HON S. BALDWIN (WorcestersUre, Bewdley Division).
Stanley Baldwin, P.C, son of the late Alfred Baldwin (M.P. for
W., or Bewdley, Div. of Worcestershire), of Wilden House, Stourport, by
Louisa, da. of the Rev. G. B. Macdonald ; b. Aug. 3rd. 1867 ; ed. at Harrow,
and at Trin. Coll., Camb. : m. 1892, Lucy, O.B.E., el. da. of the late
Edward Lucas J. Ridsdale, of Rotlingdean, Sussex; is a J. P. for Worcester-
shire ; appointed a Junior Lord of the Treasury Jan 1917, and Joint Financial
Sec. to the Treasury June 191 7, and again Jan. 1 9 19. and Pres. of Board
of Trade April 192 1 ; P.C. 1920. A Coalition Conservative; unsuccessfully
contested Kidderminster Jan. 1906 ; sat for W., or Bewdley, Div. of
Worcestershire Feb. 1908 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Worcestershire, Bewdley
Div. Dec. 4th, 1918.
Rfsidtnces— 93, Eaton Square, S.W. ; Astley Hall, near Stourport. C/«*x— Carlton,
Travellers', United University, Athenaeum.
RIGHT HON. A. J. BALFOUR (City Of London).
Arthur James Balfour, O.M.^ P.C, LL.D.y
D.C.L., F.R.S., el. son of the late James Maitland
Balfour, Esq., of Whittingehame, by Lady Blanche Mary
Harriet, da. of 2nd Marquess of Salisbury ; /'. July 25th,
1848 ; ed. at Eton, and at Trin. Coll., Camb. (B.A. 1870,
M.A. 1874, Hon. LL.D. 1888); Hon. LL.D. Edinburgh
1881, St. Andrews 1885, Dublin and Glasgow 1891, Man-
chester 1908, Liverpool and Birmingham 1909, Leeds iQio,
Sheffield 1911, Bristol 1912, and Cambridge 1920; Hon.
D.C.L., Oxford 1891, Durham 1913, and Columbia Univ.
(New York) 1917. Hon. D.Litt., Cardiff 1921 ; is a
D.L. for East Lothian, an Elder Brother of Trinity
House, a British Representative on League of Nations,
a Member of Instilut de France, and a Member of Council
of Roy. So. ; was Assist. Private Sec. to Marquess of Salisbury when Sec. of
State for Foreign Affairs, 1878-80, employed on special mission of Lords
Beaconstield and Salisbury to Berlin June 1878, Pres. of Local Govt. Board
June 1885 to Jan. 1886, Sec. for Scotland July 1886 to March 1887 (with a seat
in the Cabinet from Nov. 1886), Ch. Sec. for Ireland March 1887 to Oct.
1891, First Lord of the Treasury and Leader of the Hou.se of Commons
Oct. 1891 to Aug. 1892, Leader of the Opposition 1892-5, First Lord of
the Treasury and Leader of the Flouse of Commons 1895, 1900 and again
1900-1902, Prime Min., First Lord of the Treasury, Leader of the House of
Commons, and Lord Privy Seal 1902-3, and Prime Min., First Lord of the
Treasury, Leader of the House of Commons 1903-5, and I^eader of the Oppo-
sition 1905-II ; elected Lord Rector of St Andrews Univ. Nov. 1886, and of
Glasgow Univ. Nov. 1890, Chancellor of Edinburgh Univ. 1891, Pres. of
British Asso. for Advancement of Science 1904, Gifford Lecturer 1914,
Chancellor of Camb. Univ. 1919, and Pres. of British Acad. 1921 ; in the early
part of his Parliamentary career acted with the so-called "'Fourth Party";
appointed a Member of Munitions of War Committee 1915, and First Lord
of the Admiralty May 191 5 (also Member of Cabinet War Council), Sec. of
State for Foreign Affairs in National Min. Dec. 1916, and Lord Pres. of the
Council Oct. 1919; went as Head of Special Mission to U.S.A. 1917; was
a British Representative at Peace Conference 1919, and a British Delegate to
Washington Conference 1921 ; author of "A Defence of Philosophic Doubt, '
"Essays and Addresses," "The Foundations of Belief," "Speeches (1880 to
1905) on Fiscal Reform," " Decadence," " Reflections Suggested by the New
Theory of Matter," "Theism and Humanism" (Gifford Lectures), etc. ; P.C.
1885, O.M. 19:6. A Coalition Conservative; sat for Hertford Feb. 1874 to
Nov. 1885, for E. Div. of Manchester Nov. 1885 to Jan. 1906 (when he was
defeated there), and for City of London Feb. 1906 to Nov. 1918 ; re-elected
Dec. 4lh, 19 1 8.
.9rrt/— Whittingehame. Prestonkirk, Ea.<t Lothian. Totvn Rtsidenct — 4, Carlton Gardens,
S.W. Official Address— Vx'xvy Council Office, Whitehall, S.W. C/M^f- Carlton, Traveller!.',
Athenxum, City Carlton, New (Edinburgh), etc.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
6. BALFOUR (Hampstead).
George Balfour, son of William Balfour, of Portsmouth, by
Susan, da. of Isaac Phippard ; b. 1872 ; ed. at Mile End, Portsmouth, and
at Dundee Technical Institute and University Coll. : m. 1901, Margaret
Malloch, da. of David Mathers, of Dundee; is an Engineer, a M. I.M.E..
a M.I.E.E., and founder and head of the firm of Balfour, Beatty and Co.
A Coalition Unionist', has sat for Hampstead since Dec. 14th, 19 18.
Residence — Elmstead Lodge, Chislehurst. Clubs — Carlton, City of London, City
Carlton, Eastern (Dundee).
SIR ROBERT BALFOUR, Bt. (Glasgow, Partlck Division).
Robert Balfour, ist Baronet, son
of James Balfour, farmer, of Pilmuir, Largo,
Fife, by Isabella, da. of Alexander Hutchi-
son, of Fosterton, Fifeshire ; b. March 6th,
1844; ed. at Madras Coll., St. Andrews:
in. 1 88 1, Josephine Maria, da. of the late
James Beazley, J. P., shipowner, of Liver-
pool is a member of the firm of Balfour,
Williamson and Co., foreign and colonial
■nerchants, of 7, Gracechurch Street, E.C.,
and Liverpool; cr. a Baronet 191 1. A
Liberal ; sat for Partick Div. of Lanarkshire
Jan. 1906 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Partick
Div. of Glasgow Dec. 1918.
Residences — 7, Prince's Gate, S.VV.7 ; Langham
Hall, Langham, Esse.x. C/k^^- -Reform, City of
London, Bath, Ranelagh.
RIGHT HON.
SIB FREDERICK G. BANBURY, Bt. (City of London).
Frederick George Banbury, P.C, ist
Baronet, el. son of the late Frederick Banbury, Esq.,
of Shirley House, Surrey ; b. Dec. 2nd, 1850; ed. at
Winchester : m. 1873, Elizabeth Rosa, da. and co-
heiress of the late Thomas Barbot Beale, of Brettenham
Park, Suffolk ; many years a partner in the firm of
Frederick Banbury and Sons, stockbrokers, of 23, Old
Broad Street, E.C. ; is a J.P. for Hunts and Wilts,
Chm. of Great Northern Railway, and a Member of
Council of Railway Asso. ; cr. a Baronet 1902, and
a P.C. 1916. A Coalition Conservative ; sat for Peck-
ham Div. of Camberwell July 1892 to Jan. igo6, when
he was defeated ; has sat for City of London since June
1906.
Residences— ^1, Lowndes Street, S.W. ; Warneford Place,
Highworth, Wilts. C/k*— Carlton.
SIR JOHN S. HARMOOD-BANNER (Liverpool, Everton Division).
John Sutherland Harmood-Banner, son of Harmood Walter
Banner, of Bebington, Cheshire; b. Sept. 1847; ed. at Radley : m. ist,
1876, Elizabeth, who d. 1903, da. of the late Thomas Knowlcs, M.P. for
VVigan, of Darnhall Hall, Cheshire; andJy, 198, Ella, da. of Herbert
Linford, of Norwich ; is a partner in the firm of Harmood-Banner and Son,
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
chartered accountants, of Liverpool, Auditor of Lancashire and Yorkshire
Railway Co. and of the Bank of Liverpool, a J. P. and D.L. for Cheshire (High
Sheriff 1902), and a Member of Liverpool Town Council ; sometime Chm.
of its Finance Committee, and Pres. of Asso. of Municipal Corporations ; was
Lord Mayor of Liverpool 1912-13 ; Knt. 1913. A Coalition Conservative;
has sat for Everton Div. of Liverpool since Feb. 22nd, 1905.
Residences — Astun Hall, Preston Brook, Cheshire ; Amisdale, Inverness-shire. Clubs —
Carlton, Junior Carlton.
G. BARKER (Monmouthshire, Abertillery Division).
George Barker, son of William Barker ; b. March 13th, 1858 ;
is Miners' Agent Monmouthshire Western Valleys, and a Member of Execu-
tive Committee, Miners' Federation of Great Britain. A Labour Member;
has sat for Abertillery Div. of Monmouthshire since Dec. 21st, 1920.
Residence —i\6, Alexandra Road, Abertillerj", Monmouthshire.
MAJOR R. H. BARKER (Yorkshire, West Riding, Sowerby Division).
Robert Hewitt Barker, son of John Barker, of Thornhill,
Todmorden, by Jane, da. of James Hewitt, of Gainsborough; b. Dec. 24th,
1887 ; ed. at Bedford Gram. Sch. : ;//. 1916, Violet Kathleen Gartside, of
Ashton-under-Lyne ; is a cotton spinner and manufacturer, a Director of
Luke Barker and Co. (Limited), of Todmorden, and Major Lancashire
Fusiliers; European War 1914-18, in Egypt, Gallipoli, Sinai and France.
A Discharged Sailors and Soldiers Member ; has sat for Sowerby Div. of W.
Riding of Yorkshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Ewood Hall, Todmorden. Clubs — Junior Army and Navy, Royal
Automobile.
SIR (C. A.) MONTAGUE BARLOW (Salford, South Division).
(Clement Anderson) Montague Barlow, K.B.E., son of the
late Very Kcv, William Hagger Barlow, D.D., Dean of Peterborough; b.
1868 ; ed. at Repton, and at King's Coll., Camb. (ist class Law Tripos, Vorke
Prize Essayist, Senior Whewell Univ. Scholar, B.A. 1889, M.A. 1893, LL.D.
1900) ; Bar. Lincoln's Inn 1895 ; was a County Councillor for London 1907-10
(Vice-Chm. of its Parliamentary Committee) : is Official Principal to Arch-
deacons of London. Ilampslead, and St. Albans, a partner in the firm
of Sotheby, Wilkinson and Hodge. Chm. of Select Committee on Soldiers'
Pensions, Acting Chm. Departmental Committee on Tuberculose Soldiers,
and a Member of National Church Council House of Laymen ; rai.sed Salford
Bri^. of five Batns. 1914-15; was a Member of Foreign Languages Committee
1917-18, and Senior Govt. Delegate at International Labour Conference,
Genoa 1920 and Geneva 1921 ; appointed Parliamentary Sec. to Min. of
Labour Ajiril 1920 ; K. H. E. (Civil) 19 18. A Coalition Conservative; has
sat for S. Div. of Salford since Dec. 3rd, 1910, having been defeated there
Jan. 1910.
Residence — 34, Chapel Street, S.W. i. Clubs — Carlton, Union (Manchester).
RIGHT HON. O. N. BARNES (Glasgow, Gorbals Division).
George Nicol Barnes, jP.C, C.H.^ son of the late James Barnes,
of Hilltown, Dundee; b. Jan. 2nd, 1859; Hon. D.C.L. Oxford, and Hon
LL.D. Eldinburgh 1920: m. 1882, Jessie, da. of Thomas Langlands, of
Dundee ; sometime Sec. of Amalgamated So. of Engineers, and Ediior of its
official Journal, and Chm. of Labour Party in House of Commons ; has been
a Member of Board of Trade Arbitration Court ; is Chm. of Co-operative
Printing So.; a Plen. at Peace Conference in Paris 1919 ; was Min. of
Pensions 1916-17, and Min. without portfolio (with a seat in the Cabinet)
1917-20; P.C 1916, C.H. 1920. \. Labour Member ; unsuccessfully contested
Rochdale July 1895; .sat for Blackfriars and Hutchesonlown Div, of Glasgow
Jan. 1906 to Nov. 1918; has sat for Gorbals Div. thereof since Dec. 14th,
1918.
Residence — 76, Heme Hill, S.E.34.
lO
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
MAJOR H. BARNES (Newcastle-upon-Tyne, East Division).
Harry Barnes, son of Harry Barnes, of Ryde, Isle of Wight ;
/;. Dec. 5th, 1870; ed. at British Sch., Sunderland : m. 1896, Elizabeth Mary,
da. of Thomas Scott, of Sunderland ; is an Architect, Surveyor, and Valuer,
Major Northumberland Fusiliers Vol. Regt., Hon. Sec. Cobden Club, and a
Fellow of Roy. Institute of British Architects, and of Surveyors' Institution ;
was Dist. Valuer, Newcastle-upon-Tyne 1916-18. A Liberal; has sat for E.
Div. of Newcastle-upon-Tyne since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— \jOv/ House, Edmondbyers, Shotley Bridge, co. Durham. Chambers —
6, Mitre Court, Temple, E.G. 4. CUib — National Liberal.
MAJOR R. W. BARNETT (St. Pancras. South-West Division).
Richard Whieldon Barnett, son of the late Richard Barnett,
M.D., of Ardmore, Holywood, co. Down, by Adela Sarah, only da. of the
Rev. Edward Whieldon, M.A. Cantab., of Hales Hall, Staffordshire, and
grandda. of Thomas Whieldon, the eminent potter of Fenton Grove, Stafiford-
shire (High Sheriff 1787); b. Dec. 6th, 1863; ed. privately, and at Wadham
Coll., Oxford (Classical Exhibitioner 1883, B.A. 1887, M.A. and B.C.L.
1889) : m. 1892, Maud Emmeline, who d. 1920, da. of the late William Cawsey,
of Sidmouth, Devon; Bar. Middle Temple 1889; joined S.-E. Circuit; was
Capt. ist (Oxford Univ.) Vol. Batn. Oxfordshire L.I. 1887-8, Capt. and
Instructor of Musketry 22nd Middlesex Rifle Vol. (The Rangers) 1889-97,
and Capt. in Territorial Force Reserve attached Gen. Staff (graded as Brig.-
Maj.) 1914-16 ; promoted Brevet Major 1919 for valuable sers. connected with
European War ; is Dsp.-Chm. Roumanian Consolidated Oilfields (Limited), a
Director of other Petroleum Cos., and a Member of Council of Institution of
Petroleum Technologists and of National Rifle Asso. A Coalition Conserva-
tive', sat for W. Div. of St. Pancras Oct. 1916 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for
S.-W. Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— VaxV Lodge, Park Village West, Regent's Park, N.W.i. C/«^.r— Carlton,
St. Stephen's, igoo.
MAJOR H. BARNSTON (Cheshire, Eddisbury Division).
Harry Barnston, son of the late
Major William Barnston, of Crewe Hill,
Cheshire, by Mary Emma, da. of Col. —
King, K.H., nth Dragoons; b. Dec. 12th,
1870; ed. at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1894,
M.A. 1898) ; Bar. Inner Temple 1898 ; for-
merly Capt. Yeo. ; is Hon. Major Terri-
torial Force Reserve, a J. P. and D.L. for
Cheshire, and Lord of the Manor of Farn-
don ; appointed Comptroller of H.M.'s
Household 1921 ; European War 1915-18.
A Coalition Conservative; unsuccessfully
contested Stockport Jan. 1906; has sat for
Eddisbury Div. of Cheshire since Jan. 17th,
1910.
J-fi&L r^S^ r^"^
"-LnrLH T^P-r "If"
Residence — Crewe Hill, Farndon, Cheshire.
A. R. BARRAND (Yorkshire, West Riding, Pudsey and Otley Division).
Arthur Rhys Barrand, son of Isaac Andrew Barrand, h. Oct.
ed. at Kingsland Birkbeck Sch., and at Finsbury Tech-
m. 1889, Emily Brydon, da. of Henry Fletcher Schofield, of
28th, 1861
nical Coll
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. II
Manchester ; Bar. Middle Temple 1906 ; is an Actuary ; joint author of
"Bunyon's Law of Life Assurance" (5th edition), A Coalition Liberal'.
has sat for Pudsey and Otley Div. of W. Riding of Yorkshire since Dec. 14th,
1918.
/Residence— Oak Lodge, Bycullah Road, Enfield. C/m^«— National Liberal, Leeds
and County Liberal.
SIR CHARLES C. BARRIE (Banffshire).
Charles Coupar Barrie, K.R.E., son of the late Sir Charles
Barrie, J.P., D.L., of Airlie Park, Broughty Ferry; b 1875 ; is a Shipowner,
Chm. Navy, Army, and Air Force Institutes, and a J. P. for Co. and City of
Dundee ; was in Admiralty and Min. of Shipping 1916-18 ; appointed to Min.
of Munitions, Paris 1919 (also a Member of Supreme Economic Council at
Peace Conference there), Chm. of Disposal Board 1921, and a Member of
Council of Depart, of Overseas Trade 1920 ; has Russian Order of St. Stanislas;
C.B E. (Civil) 1918, K.B.E. (Civil) 1921. A Coalition Liberal; sat for Elgin
Dist. Oct. to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Banffshire Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residences — 6, Dean's Yard, Westminster, S.W. ; .Girlie Park, Broughty Ferry.
Clubs — Oriental, National Liberal, Bath, Royal Automobile.
RIGHT HON. H. T. BARRIE (Londondeny County, North Division).
Hugh Thorn Barrie, P.C; b. Aug. 6th, i860: m. 1892,
Katherine, da. of the Rev. W. H. Quarry ; is a retired merchant, a J. P. and
a D. L. for Londonderry, and a Member of Ulster Unionist Council ; was
High Sheriff of co. Londonderry 1918, and Vice-Pres. of Irish Depart, of
Agriculture Jan. 1919 to Nov. 1921 ; P.C. (Ireland) 1920. A Conservative
and Unionist ; sat for N. Derry Div. of Londonderry co. Jan. 1906 to Nov.
1918 ; re-elected for Londonderry co., N. Div. March 4th. 1919.
Residence — The Manor House, Coleraine. C/»#j— Carlton, Constitutional, Ulster.
BARTLEY DENNISS [see DennissL
R. C. BARTON (Wicklow Co., West Division).!
Robert Childers B.xrton ; />. 1881 ; a farmer and miller;
elected Chm. Wicklow County Council 1920 ; has been Sec. for Economic Affairs
in Dail Eireann ; served during European War 1915-18 as an OflScer. A Sinn
Fiin Member; elected for W. Div. of Wicklow co. Dec. 14th, 1918, and for
Kildare and Wicklow cos. in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
/?«•«■<&««•*— Glendalough House, Annamoe, co. Wicklow.
SIR WILLIAM BARTON (Oldham).
William Barton, son of the late Robert Barton, of Hamilton,
by a da. of James Grey, coalmaster ; b. Aug. 5th, 1862 ; ed. at Glasgow
High Sch. and Univ.: m. 1st, 1895, Jessie Cuthbertson, who «/. 1915, da. of
James Boyd, merchant, of Manchester ; 2ndly, 1918, Olive Ruth, da. of
Oliver Bryson, of The Haw, Lifford, co. Donegal ; sometime head of the firm
of William Barton and Co. (Limited), of Manchester ; a J. P. for Lancashire ;
Knt. 1917. An Independent Liberal and Free 'Irader; has sat for Oldham
since Jan. 17th, 1910.
Residences — W^berslegh Hall, Di«ley, Cheshire ; 53, George Street, Manchester.
Clubs — National Liberal, Athena:um, Reform.
P. BEASLEY (Kerry Co.. East Division) t
Pierce Beasley ; b. 1883 ; formerly Editor of " Fainne An Lae"
(official organ of Gaelic League), but now suppressed, is a well-known writer
in Irish, Founder and,Pres. of "An Fainne" (members pledged to speak
only Irish to each other), and a Capt. Irish Vol. ; took part in Irish rising
Easter 1916 (court-martialled, to years penal servitude, released 1917). A
Sinn FHn Member; elected for E. Div. of co. Kerry Dec. 4th, 1918, and for
Kerry and W. Limerick cos. in S. Parliament of Ireland June 192 1.
Residence—
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
SIR EDWARD BEAUCHAMP, Bt.
(East Suffolk, Lowestoft Division).
Edward Beauchamp, ist Baronet,
son of the late Rev. William Henry Beau-
champ, of Chedgrave, Norfolk, by Augusta,
da. of Dr. T. Arnold, of Stamford ; b.
April I2th, 1849; ed. privately: m. ist,
1875, Frances Mary, who d. 1886, da. of
His Honour Judge Stephen, LL.D., of
Newport House, Lincoln ; 2ndly, 1890,
Betty Campbell, da. of the late Archibald
Woods, of Columbus, Ohio, U.S.A. ; for-
merly in R.N. ; is a J. P. for Norfolk, Mem-
ber of Lloyds (Chm. 1905 and 1913, and
Vice-Chm. 1915 and J916), and a Director
of British Steamship Investment Trust ; cr.
2l Baronet 1 91 1. A Coalition Liberal; sat
for N., or Lowestoft, Div. of Suffolk Jan.
1906 to Jan. 1910 (when he was defeated),
and Dec. 1910 to Nov. 1918; elected for E.
Suffolk, Lowestoft Div. Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residence — 26, Grossenor Place, S.W.
SIR A. CECIL T. BECK (Essex, Saffron Walden Division).
Arthur Cecil Tyrrell Beck, elder son of the late Arthur William
Beck ; b. 1876; ed. at Haileybury, and at Jesus Coll., Camb. : vi. isl, 1895,
Florence Mary (from whom he obtained a divorce 1919), only child of the late
William F. Cooper ; andly, 1922, Lillian Clare (Charteris), da. of the late
Andrew Knox Richards, J. P., of Whitson Court, Monmouthshire; Bar. Lincoln's
Inn 1S99 ; was Mayor of St. Ives (Hunts) 1905-6 ; is a J. P. for Hunts and Beds,
Hon. Lieut. Roy. Naval Vol. Reserve, and Chm. of Liberal Insurance Com-
mittee; appointed Parliamentary Private Sec. to H. J. Tennant. M.P. (when
Sec. of Board of Trade) 191 1 (when Financial Sec. to the War Office) 191 1,
and (when Under Sec. of State for War) June 1912, to Under Sec. of .State for
Home Affairs (Rt. Hon. E. J. Griffith) 1912, to Financial Sec. to the Treasury
(Hon. E. S. Montagu, M.P.) 1913, and to Parliamentary Sec. to the Treasury
(P. H. Illingworth. M.P.) 1914, a Junior Lord of the Treasury Feb. 1915,
Vice-Chamberlain of H.M 's Household June 1915, and again in National Min.
Dec. 1 916, Parliamentary Sec. and Controller of Finance to National Ser.
Depart. June 1917, and Parliamentary Sec, Mins. of National .Ser. and Re-
construction Jan. 1919 ; was a Member of Roy. Commn. on Civil Ser. 1912 ;
Knt. 1920. An Imiependent Liberal; sat for N., or Wisbech, Div. of Cam-
britlgeshire Jan. 1906 to Jan. 1910, when he was defeated for N.-W., or
Chippenham, Div. of Wiltshire ; elected for Saffron Walden Div. of Esse.x
Dec. 9ih, 1910.
Residence — 26, St. James's Street, S.W. Clubs — Reform, Brooks's, Marlborough.
HON. SIR (W.) GERVASE BECKETT, Bt. (Yorkshire, North Riding, Scarborough
and Whitby DivlBlon).
(William) Gervase Beckett, ist Baronet,
brother of 2nd Baron Grimthorpe, and younger son of
the late William Beckett, by the Hon. Hekn Duncombe,
who d. 1896, da. of 2nd Earl of Feversham ; b. Jan. 14th,
1866 ; ed. at Eton : vi. 1st, 1896, the Hon. Mabel
Theresa Duncombe, who d. 19 13, da. of the late William
Reginald, Viscount Helmsley, M.P. ; 2ndly, 1917, Lady
Marjorie Blanche Eva Greville, da, of 5th Earl of War-
wick, and widow of 2nd Earl of Feversham ; formerly
Capt. Yeo. ; is a Director of London County West-
minster, and Parr's Bank (Limited) ; sometime principal
proprietor and Editor-in-Ch. of the Saturday Review ;
was Assist. Mil. Sec, N. Command 1914-16, and Assist.
Director of War Trade Depart. 1 918-19 ; cr. a Baronet 1921. A Conservative;
Prodeste civibus.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
13
sat for Whitby Div. of N. Riding of Yorkshire Jan. 1906 to Nov. 1918, having
been defeated there June 1905 ; elected for Scarborough and Whitby Div.
thereof Dec. 14th, IQ18.
Residences— iZ, Great Cumberland Place, \V. ; KIrkdale Manor, Nawton, Yorkshire.
C/k^j— Carlton, Bachelors', White's.
J. BELL (LancasMre, Ormsklrk DiviBion).
James Bell, son o\ John Bell, of Yorkshire, by Margaret
Guy; b. 1872: m. 1895, Elizabeth Hannah, da. of Cowling Heaton ; is a
J. P. for Oldham, and a Trade Union Sec. A Labour Member % has sat for
Ormskirk Div. of Lancashire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — ii6, Belgrave Road, Oldham.
UEUT.-COL. W. C. H. BELL (Wiltshire, Devizea Division).
William Cory Reward Bkll, D.S.O., son of W. Heward Bell,
J.P., D.L., of Cleeve House, Melksham ; b. Oct. 21st, 1875 : in. 1903, Violet
Mary, da. of Capt. D. Bowley, R.E. ; is Lieut.-Col. K.F.A. ; S. African War
1899- 1902 (Queen's medal with four clasps), European War 1914-18 (despatches,
D.S.O., Croix de Guerre) ; D.S.O. 1917. A Coalition Unionist; has sat for
Devizes Div. of Wilts since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — Winford Manor, Somerset ; Shrughern, Ross-on-Wye.
MAJOR A. C. MORRISON-BELL 'Devonsblre, Honiton Division).
ArthurClive Morrison-Bell, second
son of Sir Charles \Mlliam Morrison-Bell, 1st
Bt., of Manor Heath, Bournemouth, Otter-
burn Hall, Elsdon, Northumberland, High
Green Manor, Bellingham, Northumberland,
and 13, Grosvenor Crescent, S. W., by Louisa
Maria, da. of William Henry Dawes, J. P., for-
merly of The Hall, Kenilworth; b. April 19th,
1871 ; ed. at Eton, and at Roy. .Mil. Coll.,
Sandhurst: in. 1912, the Hon. Lilah Katha-
rine Julia Wingfield, da. of 7th Viscount
Powerscourt ; is Major .Scots Guards ; served
in S. Africa 1899-1900 with Canadian Contin-
gent, present at actions of Paardeberg, Poplar
Grove, and Driefontein (Queen's medal with
three clasps), and during European War 1914-
15 (prisoner) ; was Organising Sec. to Lord
Roberts for Miniature Rifle Clubs 1906-8; has
acted as King's foreign .Ser. Messenger. A Coalition Conservative ; sat for E.,
or Honiton, Div. of Devonshire Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Devon-
shire, Honiton Div., Dec. 4th, 1918.
Re:idinces—T, Great Cumberland Place, W. ; Harpford House, Ottery St. Mary, Devon.
Clubs — carlton. Guards'. Turf, Alpine.
COM. CARLYON (W.) BELLAIRS (Kent,
Maidstone Division).
Carlyon (VVilfroy) Bellairs, son
of the late Lieut. -Gen. Sir William Bellairs,
K.C.M.G.,C.B., of Clevedon, Somerset, by
Blanche St. John, da. of the late Francis
Adolphus Moschzisker, Ph.D. ; b. March
15th. 1871 : ///. 1911, Charlotte, da. of the
late Col. W. L. Pierson, of Laurence, Long
Island, New York ; entered R.N. 1884,
became Lieut. 1 891 (specially promoted,
having obtained 1st class certificates at all
examinations) (retired 1902), and Com.
191 1 ; sometime Lecturer for War Course
of Senior Officers at Roy. Naval Coll. ;
has acted as Special Correspondent for the
Times ; was a County Councillor for Lon-
don 1913-15; contributed to the Encyclo-
padia Britannica, Naval Annual, etc. ;
'4
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
author of "The Battle of Jutland" ; received silver medal of the Society of
Arts. A Conservative; sat for King's Lynn (as a Liberal) Jan. 1906 to Oct.
1909 and as a Conservative Oct. 1909 to Jan. 1910, and for Maidstone Feb.
1915 to Nov. 1918 ; unsuccessfully contested Salford, W. Div. Jan. 1910, and
Essex, VValthamstow Div. Dec. 1910 ; elected for Maidstone Div. of Kent Dec.
14th, 1918.
Residence — Gore Court, Maidstone. Club — Carlton.
SIR A. SHIRLEY BENN (Plymoutli, Drake DivlBion).
Arthur Shirley Benn, K.B.E.,
el. son of the late Rev. John W. Benn,
R. of Carrigaline and Douglas, co.
Cork, by Maria Louisa, da. of the late
Gen. Christopher Hamilton, C.B. ; b.
1858 ; ed. at Clifton Coll. , and abroad ;
a Student of Inner Temple : m. 1888,
Alys Marie, da. of F. A. Liiling, of New
Orleans, U.S.A. ; lived many years in
U.S.A. and Canada; held Commission
in Canadian Garrison Artillery ; was
Managing Director of Hunter, Benn
and Co., merchants and timber shippers,
and Vice-consul at Mobile, Alabama
1898-1902; was a County Councillor
for London 1907-11 (Chm. of its High-
ways Committee 1909-10); became
Pres. Asso. of British Chambers of
Commerce and Chm. National Unionist
Asso. 1921; K.B.E. (Civil) 1918. A
Coalition Conseivaiive ; unsuccessfully contested Battersea Div. of Battersea and
Clapham Jan. 1906 and Jan. 1910; sat for Plymouth Dec. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ;
elected for Drake Div. of Plymouth Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 18, Bolton Gardens, South Kensington, S.W. Clubs — Carlton, Royal
Western Yacht.
CAFT. SIR I. HAMILTON BENN. Bt. (Greenwich).
Ion Hamilton Benn, C.B., D.S.O., 1st
Barovet, son of the late Rev. John W. Benn,
R. of Carrigaline and Douglas, co. Cork, by
Maria Louisa, da. of the late Gen. Christopher
Hamilton, C.B. ; b. March 31st, 1863 : m. 1885,
Frances, only da. of the late N. Bridges, of
Wallineton Manor, Surrey, and Blackheath,
Kent; is Hon. Col. 20th Co. of London Regt.,
Capt. R.N.V.R., a Member of Port of London
Authority, and a Director of Price and Pierce
(Limited), merchants, of 27, Clement's Lane,
E.C., and of Price Bros, and Co. (Limited) ;
European War 1914-18 (despatches thrice,
D.S.O., C.B., Croix de Guerre); was Mayor of
Greenwich 1901-2, and a Member of the first
Metropolitan Water Board 1903-6, and of Lon-
don County Council 1907-10 ; cr. D.S.O. 1917. C.B. (Mil.) J918, and a Baronet
1920. A Coalition Conservative ; has sat for Greenwich since Jan. 17th, 1910,
havmg been defeated there Jan. 1906.
Residence— \^, Collingham Gardens, S.W.
Yacht.
C/7<^j— Carlton, Brooks's, Royal Thames
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
IS
OAPT. W. WEDGWOOD BBNN (Lelth).
William Wedgwood Benn, D.S.O.,
D.F.C., son of Sir John Williams Benn, ist
Bt., J.P., D.L. (formerly M.P. for Devon-
port), by Lily, youngest da. of John Pick-
stone, formerly of Silver Hill, Hyde,
Cheshire; b. May loth, 1877; ed. in Paris,
and at Univ. Coll., London (B.A., ist class
Honours 1898, Fellow 1918) : m. 1920, Mar-
garet, da. of Daniel Turner Holmes, formerly
M.P. for Govan Div. of Lanarkshire; was
Private Sec. (unpaid) to Rt. Hon. R. Mc-
Kenna, M.P., when successively Financial
Sec. to the Treasury, Pres. of Board of Educa-
tion, and First Lord of the Admiralty 1905-10,
and a Junior Lord of the Treasury (repre-
senting H.M.'s Office of Works and In-
surance Commn. in House of Commons)
1910-15; appointed Chm. of Executive
Committee, National Relief Fund 1914 ;
formerly Capt. Veo. ; European War 1915-17, in Egypt and Gallipoli in R.N.
Air Ser. and R.F.C. with rank of Capt., and on Staff in Adriatic and in Italy
191 7- 1 8 (despatches, D.S.O., French Croix de Guerre, D.F.C., 1914-15 star.
Chevalier Legion of Honour, Italian bronze medal for valour, Italian Croix
de Guerre); D.S.O. 191 7. A Liberal; sat for St. George Div. of Tower
Hamlets Jan. 1906 to Nov. 1918: elected for Leith Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 41, Parliament Street, S.W.
SIR THOMAS J. BENNETT (Kent, Sevenoaks Division).
Thomas Jewell Bennett, C.I.E., son of the late J. T. Bennett,
of Wisbech, Cambridgeshire ; b. 1852: m. 1917, Elena, da. of the late Thomas
Brooke-Jones, of Ferrol, Spain ; Fellow of Bombay Univ. ; was Assist. Editor
of IVes/em Daily Press 1878-83, and has been employed on Standard and
Bombay Gazette ; is a Member of Rochester House of Laymen, and a J. P. for
Kent ; edited Times of India 1892-1901, and is Principal Proprietor thereof ;
CLE. 1903, and Knt. 1921. A Coalition Unionist; unsuccessfully contested
Lincolnshire, N. Lindsey, or Brigg, Div, (C) Dec. 1910; has sat for Sevenoaks
Div. of Kent since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— 7,^, Hans Place, S.W.i ; Harwarton House, Speldhurst, Kent. Clubs —
Carlton, Oriental, Byculla (Bombay).
COL. LORD HENRT C. CAVENDISH-BENTINCK (Nottingliam. South Division).
Henry Cavendish Cavendish-Bentinck, half-
brother of 6th Duke of Portland, second son of the late
Lieut. -Gen. Arthur Cavendish-Bentinck, of East Court,
Wokingham, Berks, by Augusta Mary Elizabeth, in her
own right, Baroness Bolsover, who d. 1893 ; f^- May 28th,
J, . . 1863 ; ed. at Eton, and atCh. Ch., Oxford: m. 1892, Lady
«^\y (Jl_t) Olivia Caroline Amelia Taylour,da. of the late Thomas, Earl
' ^ '-"^' of Bective, M.P.. of Underley Hall, Kirkby Lonsdale;
raised to rank of a Duke's son 1880 ; formerly Lieut.
3rd. Batn. Sherwood Foresters (Derbyshire Regt. ); some-
time a Family Trustee of British .Museum ; is Hon. Col.
Border Regt. Territorial Force, Lieut. -Col. Yeo., and a J. P., a D.L., and a
County Councillor (Lunesdale Div.) for Westmorland ; served in S. Africa
1900, with Imperial Yeo., and in Dardanelles 1915, Comdg. Yeo. An Inde-
pendent Conservative; sat for N.W. Div. of Norfolk July 1886 to June 1892 ;
i6
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
defeated there 1885 and 1892 ; sat for S. Div. of Nottingham July 1895 to
Jan. 1906, when he was defeated ; re-elected Jan. I9lh, 1910, Dec. Slh,
1910, and Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— 16, Queen Anne's Gate, S.W. ; Underley Hall, Kirkby Lonsdale. Clubs—
Carlton, Turf.
SIR JOHN H. BETHELL, Bt. (East Ham, North Division).
John Henry Bethell, \%\. Baronet,
son of the late George Bethell, of South
Woodford, Essex ; b^ Sept. 23rd, 1861 : m.
1895, Florence, da. of James Woolley Wyles ;
sometime a Surveyor ; is a Director of
Barclay's Bank (Limited), of Warwick Es-
tates Co. (Limited), and of Royal Exchange
Assurance Corporation, a Lieut, of City of
London, and J. P. for Essex ; has twice been
Mayor of West Ham, and twice of East
Ham ; cr. Knt. 1906, and a Baronet 191 1.
A Coalition Liberal; unsuccessfully con-
tested N. Div. of West Ham Oct. 1900 ;
sat for S., or Romford, Div. of Essex Jan.
1906 to Nov. 19 1 8, having been defeated
there 1894 and 1895 ; elected for N. Div.
of East Ham Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Bushey House, Bushey, Herts.
1
H. B. BETTERTON (Nottinghamsbire, Rushcllffe Division).
Henry Bucknall Betterton, C.B.E., el. son of the late Henry
Inman Betterton, J. P., of Woodville, Leicestershire ; b. 1872 ; ed. at Rugby,
and at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1893): tn. 1912, Violet, youngest da. of the
late John Saunders Gilliat (formerly M.P. for Clapham and Widnes), of
Chorley Wood Cedars, Herts, and widow of Capt. Hervey Greathed, 8th
Hussars ; Bar. Inner Temple 1896 ; was Liaison Officer, War Trade Intelli-
gence Depart, with Admiralty, War Office, and Ministry of Munitions, and a
Member of Advisory Board, War Trade Intelligence Depart, during European
War; O.B.E. (Civil) 1918, C.B.E. (Civil) 1920. A Coalition Unionist; has
sat for Rushcliffe Div. of Nottinghamshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — Fedsden, Roydon, Ware, Herts ; i66, Ashley Gardens, S.W. Clubs—
Carlton, Wellington. ,
A. BIGLAND (Birkenhead, East Division).
Alfred Bigland, son of Edwin Bigland, of Birkenhead, by
Adelaide Merrywealher ; b. March 15th, 1855; ed. privately: m. 1878,
Emily Jane, da. of William Baillie Arkle; is Chm. of Bigland, Sons and
Jeffreys (Limited), general merchants, of Liverpool ; raised Bantam Batns.
Cheshire Regt. during European War ; appointed Assist. Director in Pro-
pellant Depart., Ministry of Munitions 1916, and Controller of Oils and Fats
Feb. 1917 ; author of "Ethics of Empire," " England's Future under Tariff
Reform," etc. A Coalition Unionist ; elected for Birkenhead Dec. 5th, 1910
(having been defeated there Jan. 1910), and for E. Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— 'Wexford Lodge, Oxton, Birkenhead. C/?«5— Carlton.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
17
HAJOR J. D. BIBCHALL (Leeds. North-East Division).
John Dearman Birchall, son of the late John Dearman
Birchall, of Bowden Hall, Gloucestershire ; b. Sept. 26th, 1875 ; ed. at
Eton, and at Oxford Univ. (B.A. 1898): m. 1900, Adela, da. of Philip
James Digby Wykeham, of Tythrop House, Thame, Oxon ; is Major Roy.
Gloucestershire Hussars Yeo., and a J. P. and a County Alderman for Glouces-
tershire. A Coalition Unionist; has sat for N.-E. Div. of Leeds since
Dec. 14th, 1918 ; defeated for N. Div. thereof Jan. 1906, and Jan. and Dec.
1910.
Residences — 3, Wetherby Gardens, S.W. ; Bowden Hall, Gloucestershire.
SIB ALFRED F. BIRD, Bt (Wolverhampton, West Division).
Alfred Frederick Bird, islBaronet,
younger son of the late Alfred Bird. F.C.S.,
analytical and manufacturing chemist, of
Edgbaston, Birmingham, by Elizabeth
Lavinia, da. of Richard Ragg ; ^. July 27th,
1849 ; ^^- ^^ King Edward's Gram. Sch.,
Birmingham : m. 1875, Eleanor Frances, da.
ofthe late Robert Lloyd Evans, of Perry Barr,
Staffordshire ; is Chm. of Alfred Bird and
Sons (Limited), manufacturing chemists, of
Deritend, Birmingham, and a J. P. and D.L.
for Warwickshire ; has travelled widely ;
appointed Parliamentary Private Sec. to
Under Sec. for the Colonies 1917 ; Knt.
1920, and a Baronet 1922. A Coalition
Conservative ; unsuccessfully contested
Wednesbury Jan. 1906; has sat for VV. Div.
of Wolverhampton since Jan. 15th, 1910.
Residence — Tudor Grange, Solihull, Warwick-
shire. C/»^f— Carlton, Junior Carlton, Union
(Birmingham), Alpine, Royal Automobile.
SIR WILLIAM B. M. BIRD (Sussex West, Chichester Division).
William Barrott Montfort Bird, son of William Frederic
Wratislaw Bird, of Wilmington, Kent ; b. 1855 ; ed. at Bruce Castle
Sch.: »/. 1895, Maltha Elizabeth, da. of Henry Spencer, and widow
of James H. Murray; admitted a Solicitor 18S0 ; a Direcior of William
Deacon's Bank (Limited), and other cos , a J. P. for W. .Sussex (Sheriff
1912-13), and Pres. of S.-W. Sussex Nat-onal Union'st Asso. ; knighted
1920. A Coalition Unionist; has sat for Sussex W., Chichester Div. since
April 23rd, 1 92 1.
Residence— 'E.?irl\vMn, near Chichester. Clubs — Carlton, Windham.
SIR O. ROWLAND BLADES, Bt. (Surrey, Epsom Division).
George Rowland Bl.ades, i?,iBaronet,%ox\oi Rowland Hill Blades,
of Sydenham, Kent; <5. April 15th, 1868; ed. at King's Coll. Sch. : w. 1907, Mar-
garet, da. of Arthur Reiner, of Sutton ; sometime Capt. 2nd Vol. Batn. Roy, W.
Surrey Regt. ; aJ.P.ifor cos. London and Surrey, a Lieut, for City of London,
Alderman (for Bassishaw Ward) of City of London (Senior Sheriff 1917-18),
Chm. of Blades, East and Blades (Limited), printers and publi.shers, of 17,
Abchurch Lane, E.C.4, and of W. W. Sprague and Co. (Limited), of Bread
Street Hill, E.("., Almoner, Gov. and Auditor of Christ's Hospital, and Gov.
of Guy's Hospital ; Pres, of Institute of Printers 1905, and of Printers' Pension
Corporation 1917; Knt. 1918, and a Baronet 1922. A Coalition Unionist ;
has sat for Epsom Div. of Surrey since Dec. 1918.
Resilience— Grange Mount, Leatherhead ; 2, Whitehall Court, S.W. Cluis — St.
Stephen's, Carlton, Junior Carlton.
i8
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
SIR REGINALD BLAIR (Poplar, Bow and Bromley Division).
Reginald Blair, youngest son of the
late George MacLellan Blair, J. P., of Glasgow ;
b. Nov. 1881 ; ed. at Kelvinside Acad., Glas-
gow, and at Glasgow Univ. : ;«. 1905, Mabel,
youngest da of the late George Bradley Wie-
land ; is a Member of Institute of Accountants
and Actuaries in Scotland ; European War
1914-16 as Field Cashier, with rank of Lieut.,
and on Staff of Paymaster-in-Ch. at War Office
1917-18, with rank of Major (despatches) ;
Knt. 1 92 1. A Coalition Conservative; sat for
Bow and Bromley Div. of Tower Hamlets Nov,
1912 to Nov. 1918; elected for Bow and
Bromley Div. of Poplar Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — The Hermitage, Harrow Weald, Mid-
dlesex. Clubs — Carlton, St. Stephen's.
COL. SIR FRANCIS D. BLAKE, Bt. (Northumberland, Berwick-on-Tweed
Division).
Francis Douglas Blake, CB.^ 1st
Baronet, el. son of the 'ate Francis Blake, of
Tillmouth Park, Northumberland ; b. Feb.
27th, 1856 ; ed. at Cheltenham, and at Univ.
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1879) : m. 1886, Selina
Colquhoun, who d. 1915, el. da. of James
Cleland Burns ; Bar. Inner Temple 1881 ;
is a J. P. and D.L for Northumberland,
Chm. of its County Council, Chm. of
Quarter Sessions, Vice-Chm. of its Territorial
Force Asso., and Hon. Col. Cyclist Batn.
(Territorial Force) ; formerly Hon. Col.
Northumberland F.A. (Reserve), and Lieut.-
Col. and Hon. Col. Comdt. Northumberland
R.G.A. ; cr. a Baronet 1907, and C.B. (Civil)
1919. A Coalition Member; unsuccessfully
contested Tynemouth {L) 1895 and 1900 ; has
sat for Berwick-on-Tweed Div. of Northum-
berland since Aug. i6th, 1916.
Seat — Tillmouth Park, Cornhill - on - Tweed,
Northumberland. Club — United Uiiiversity.
T. A. BLANE (Leicester, South Division).
Thomas Andrew Blane ; b. 1881 ; is a Shipowner, Director
of Anglo-European Steamship Co. (Limited), and an Alderman and Lieut, ol
City of London (Lime Street Ward). A Coalition Unionist; has sat for S.
Div. of Leicester since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 26, Savoy Court, W.C. 2. C/«^— Carlton.
£. BLYTHE (Monaghan Co., North Division).:
Ernest Blythe (a member of a North of Ireland Protestant
family); b. 18 — : ni. 1919, Annie McHugh ; a Journalist ; sometime Editor
of the Southern Star ; is Min. for Trade and Commerce in Dail Eireann.
A Sinn FUn Member; unsuccessfully contested Armagh Co., N. Div. Dec.
I
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 1 9
1918; elected for N. Div. of Monaghan Co. Dec. 14th, 1918, and for
Monaghan Co. in S- Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence —
H. BOLAND (Roscommon Co., South DlTl8lon).t
Henry Boland ; b. i8 — ; sometime a merchant tailor; has
been Private Sec. to Pres. of Sinn Fein. A Sinn FHn Member ; elected for
S. Div. of Roscommon Co. Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Mayo S. and Ros-
common S. in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residenct — 15, The Crescent, Clontarf, Dublin.
MAJOR G. O. BORWICK (Croydon, North Diyision).
George Oldroyd Borwick, D.S.O., son of the late Joseph
Cocksey Borwick, of 27, Prince's Gate, S.W. ; b. March 7th, 1879 : m 1915,
the Hon. Mary Cavendish, da. of 4th Baron Waterpark ; is Major Surrey
Yeo. : European War 1914-18 (despatches, D.S.O., Legion of Honour);
D.S O. 1917. A Coalition Unionist; unsuccessfully contested Tower Hamlets,
Poplar Div. 1906, and Tower Hamlets, Limehouse Div. Jan. 1910; has sat
for N. Div. of Croydon since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— IT K, South Audley Street. W.i.
LIEUT.-COL. THE RIGHT HON. SIR ARTHUR S. T. GRIFFITH BOSCAWEN
(Somersetslilre, Taunton Division).
Arthur Sackville Trevor Griffith-Boscawen, P.C, son of the
late Capt. Boscawen Trevor Griffith, who assumed the additional surname of
Boscawen 1875, of Trevalyn Hall, Wrexham, by Helen Sophia, el. da. of the
late Adm. Norwich Duff; h. Oct. i8th, 1865; ed. at Rugby, and at Queen's
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 2nd class Moderations, 1st class (!^lassics, 2nd class
History 1888, M.A. 1894): in. ist, 1892, Edith Sarah, who a^. 1919, el. da. of
the late S. Williams, of Boons Park, Edenbridge, Kent; 2ndly, 192 1, Phyllis
Maude, da. of William Dereham, of Rawdon Hall, Holyport, Bray, Berks ; was
Pres. of Oxford Union 1888 ; formerly Lieut. -Col. Comdg. 3rd Batn. Queen's
Own (Roy. West Kent Regt.) ; is a J. P. for Kent, and a Member of Rochester
House of Laymen ; sometime a Chm. of House of Commons Standing Com-
mittees; was Private Sec. to Chancellor of the Exchequer (Rt. Hon. Sir M.
Hicks-Beach, Bt., M.P.) 1895-1900, Fourth Charity Commr. (unpaid) 1900-
1906, and a County Councillor for London (Dulwich Div.) 1910-13 (sometime
Chm. of its Housing of the Working Classes Committee) ; served during
European War in F"rance 1916 Comdg. a Batn. Hampshire Regt. (de-
spatches) ; appointed Parliamentary Sec. of Pensions Ministry Dec. 1916, and
of Agriculture and Fisheries Jan. 1919 (also Dep. Min. of Fisheries), and
Min. thereof 1921 ; has Order of Christ of Portugal; author of "Fourteen
Years in Parliament"; Knt. 191 1. P.C. 1920. A Coalition Conservative; sat
for S.W., or Tonbridge, Div. of Kent July 1892 to Jan. 1906, when he was
defeated, and for Dudley Dec. 1910 to Feb. 1921, having been defeated there
Jan. 1910, again defeated therefor March 1921 ; unsuccessfully contested
Denbighshire, E. Div. Aug. 1906; has sat for Somersetshire, Taunton Div.
since April 8th, 192 1.
Residence— i<). Palace Clate. W.8. Clubs — Athenxum, Carlton, Constitutional, Royal
Automobile.
H. W. BOTTOMLET (Hackney, South Division).
Horatio William Bottomley, son of William King Bottomley,
and a nephew of George Jacob Holyoake; b. March 23rd, i860: w. 1880,
F.lise, da. of .Samuel Norton ; is a Journalist and Newspaper Proprietor, a
Director of Sunday Publications (Limite<i), and Chm. of Independent
Parliamentary Group ; was Chm. Hansard Union ; subsequently became
f)ioneer in the introduction of W. Australian Mines to British investors ;
ounded the Financial Times ; sometime principal proprietor of Sun news-
paper ; founder and many years editor oljohn Bull; founder and editor of the
Sunday illustrated TX-nA the Sunday Sports Telegram ; also founder of the John
Bull and Business Govt. Leagues. An Independent Member ; unsuccessfully
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
contested Homsey Div. of Middlesex July 1887 ; sat for S. Div. of Hackney
Jan. 1906 to May 1912, having been defeated there Oct. 1900; re-elected
therefor Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — 26, King Street, St. James's, S.W. ; The Dicker, Hellingly, Sussex.
RIGHT HON. C. W. BOWERMAN (Deptford),
Charles William Bowerman, P.C, el. son of Charles Alfred
Bowerman, of Honiton, Devon; b. Jan. 22nd, 1851: 111. 1876, Louisa, da. of
W. Peach, of Poplar, E. ; is a printer, and a J. P. for co. London ; was Gen.
Sec. of London So. of Compositors 189I-1906, a County Alderman for London
1901-7, a Member of Berlin Copyright Convention 1909, and Sec. of Trade
Union Congress 191 1 ; sometime a Junior Labour Whip; is Sec. of Trades
Union Parliamentary Committee, and a MemVjer of Board of Trade
Arbitration Court, of Industrial Council, and of Consultative Committee of
Board of Education; P.C. 1916. K Labour Member; has Eat for Deptford
since Jan. 15th, 1906.
Residence — 4 Battledean Road, Highbury, N.
COL. H. F. BOWLES (Middlesex, Enfield Divl8ion\
Henry Ferryman Bowles, el. son of the
late Henry Carington Bowles Bowles, J. P., D.L.,
of Myddelton House, Waltham Cross, Herts, by
Cornelia, da. of the late George Kingdom ; b. 1858 ;
ed. at Harrow, and at Jesus Coll., Camb. (B.A.
1881, M.A. 1884): m. 1889, Florence, da. of J. L.
Broughton, of Tunstal Hall, Salop ; Bar. Inner
Temple 1883 ; formerly Major and Hon. Lieut. -Col.
7lh Batn. Rifle Brig. (Prince Consort's Own); is
Col. 7th Batn. Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex
Regt.), Co. Comdt. Middlesex Vol. Regt., a J. P.,
a D.L.. and a County Alderman for Middlesex, a
Member of Court of Goldsmiths' Co., and Chm.
Edmonton Petty Sessions and of H.M. Commrs. of
Income Tax for N. Middlesex ; sometime Chm. of
Labour Advisory Committee for Middlesex, Herts, and Essex. A Conser-
vative ; sat for Enfield Div. of Middlesex from March 1889 to 1906, when
he was defeated ; re-elected Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — Forty Hall Enfiald ; Woughton, Bletchley, Bucks. Clubs — Carlton,
Conservative.
CAPT. G. E. W. BOWYER (Buckinghamshire, BucMngham Division).
George Edward Wentworth Bow-
YER, M.C., el. son of Lieut.-Col. Went-
worth Grenville Bowyer, R.E., of Weston
Manor, Olney, Bucks, by Eva Mary, da.
of the late >Iaj.-Gen. Charles Stuart Lane,
C.B. ; b. Jan. l6th, 1886; ed. at Eton, and
at New Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1908): ni.
1919, the Hon. Daphne Freeman Mitford, da.
of 1st Baron Redesdale; Bar. Inner Temple
1910 ; is Capt. Oxfordshire and Bucks L.I.,
and Parliamentary Private Sec. (unpaid) to
Parliamentary Sec. to Board of Trade (Over-
seas Trade Depart.) ; European War 1914-18
(wounded, despatches, M.C.). A Coalition
Member ; has sat for Buckingham Div. of
Buckinghamshire since Dec. I4lh, 1918.
Residence— gZ, Elm Park Gardens, S.W.io.
C/k5j— Carlton, Royal Automobile.
BOYD CARPENTER [see Carpenter].
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
LIEUT.-COL. J. T. C. MOORE-BRABA.ZON (Bochester, Chatham DivlBlon).
John Theodore Cuthbert Moore-Brabazon, son of the late
Lieut. -Col. John Arthur Henry Moore-Brabazon, of Tara Hall, co. Meath ;
b. Feb. 8lh, 1884; ed. at Harrow, and at Trin. Coll., Camb. : m. 1906, Hilda
Mary. da. of C. Krabbe, of Colina, Buenos Aires ; is Lieut. -Col. R.A.F. , and
a Fellow of Roy. Aeronautical and Roy. Photographic Sos. ; sometime
Parliamentary Private Sec. to Sec. of State for Air. A Coalition Unionist ;
has sat for Chatham Div. of Rochester since Dec. ijith, 1918.
Residences — 26, Eaton Place, S.Wi. ; Fairway, Sandwich, Kent. C/?^i5— White's.
SIR THOMAS A. BRAMSDON (Portsmouth, Central Division).
Thomas Arthur Bramsdon, youngest son of John Branisdon,
of Port-smouth ; b. Feb. 27th, 1857; ed. at Esplanade House Sch., Ports-
mouth : 7n. 1880, Mary Anna Adelaide, only da. of the late Capt. Charles
Auguste Reid, 20th Bengal Inf. ; admitted a Solicitor 1878 ; is a member
of the firm of Bramsdon and Childs, solicitors, of Portsmouth, and J. P. and
Coroner for Portsmouth ; has been Pres. of Coroners' So. for England and
Wales ; formerly Chm. of Govs, of Roy. Portsmouth, Portsea, and Gosport
Hospital ; sometime Gov. of Portsmouth Gram. Sch. ; six years Chm. ot
Portsmouth Sch. Board ; was Vice-Chm. Portsmouth Dist. Recruiting Com-
mittee 1914-18 ; appointed National Ser. Commr. Portsmouth and E. Hants
1917, and Chm. Portsmouth P2mployment Exchange Local Advisory Com-
mittee 1918, and of Business Premises Select Committee 1921 ; Knt. 1909.
A Liberal; sat as M.P. for Portsmouth May to Oct. 1900, when he was
defeated there ; re-elected Jan. 1906, and again defeated Jan. 1910 ; elected
for Central Div. thereof Dec. 1918.
Residences — Grosvenor Hotel, S.W.i ; St. Heliers, Elm Grove, Southsea. Club —
National Liberal.
H. L. C. BRASSEY (Northamptonshire, Peterborough Division).
Henry Leonard Campbell Brassey, son of
the late Henry Arthur Brassey (formerly M.P. for
Sandwich), of Preston Hall, Kent, by Anna Harriet,
who d. 1898, da. of George Robert Stevenson, of Tongs-
wood, Hawkhurst, Kent ; b. March 7th, 1870 : tn. 1894,
Lady Violet Mary Gordon-Lennox, da. of 7th Duke of
Richmond and (jordon ; formerly Major West Kent
Yeo. ; is a J. P. for Kent and Northants (Sheriff 1907).
A Consei-vative ; unsuccessfully contested Cambridge-
.shire E., or Newmarket, Div. Jan. 1903, and Grantham
Jan. 1906 ; sat for N. Div. of Northamptonshire Jan.
1910 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Peterborough Div.
thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — 42, Upper Grcsvenor Street, W. i; Apethorpe Hall, Peterborough,
Northants.
MAJOR C. E. BREESE (Carnarvonshire).
Charles Edward Breese, son of the late Edward Breese,
F.S.A., Clerk of the Peace for Merionethshire ; b. 1867 ; admitted a Solicitor
1889; is Hon. Major in the Army, Chm. of Executive Committee, Cambrian
Archseological So., a Member of Central Advisory Committee on War Pension*,
and a County Councillor for Carnarvonshire ; European War 1914-18. A
Coalition Liberal ; has sat for Carnarvonshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Morva Lodge, Portmadoc Carnarvonshire.
F. BRIANT (Lamheth, North Division^.
Frank Briant, son of William Briant, of Kennington, S.E. ;
b. Nov. 30th, 1865; sometime in Civil Ser. ; a J. P. for I^ondon ; 10 years
Chm. Lambeth Board of Guardians, and 15 years a County Councillor for
London. An Independent Liberal ; has sat for N. Div. of Lambeth since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— l^ioxA House, Lambeth Walk, S.E.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
RIGHT HON. W. C. BRIDGEMAN (Shropshire, Oswestry Divisioii).
William Clive Bkidgeman, P.C.^ son of
the late Rev. the Hon. John Robert Orlando Bridge-
man, 3rd son of 2nd Earl of Bradford, by Marianne
Caroline, da. of the late Ven. William Clive, Arch-
deacon of Montgomery ; b. Dec. 31st, 1864; ed. at
Eton, and at Trin. Coll., Camb. (B.A. 1887, M.A.
1892) : m. 1895, Caroline Beatrix, da. of the Hon.
Cecil Thomas Parker, of The Paddocks, Eccleston,
Chester ; is a J. P. for Salop, and Chm. of Govs,
of Shrewsbury Sch. ; was Assist. Private Sec. to
Sec. of State for Colonies (Baron Knutsford)
1889-92, and Private Sec. to Chancellor of the Exchequer (Rt. Hon. Sir
M. Hicks- Beach, Bt., M.P.) 1895-9 ; appointed a Junior Lord of the Treasury
May 1915 (also Assist. Director, War Trade Depart. 1916), Parliamentary
Sec. to Min. of Labour Dec. 1916, Parliamentary Sec. to Board of Trade Jan.
1919, and Sec. of Mines Aug. 1920; P.C. 1920. A Coalition Conservative',
unsuccessfully contested Worcestershire, N. Div. July 1892, Derbyshire, Mid
Div. July 1895, and Salop, W., or Oswestry, Div. July 1904; has sat for
Oswestry Div. of Shropshire since Jan. 19th, 1906.
Residences — 29, Eccleston Square, S.W. ; Leigh Manor, Minsterley, Shropshire. Club
—Carlton.
(W. J.) H. BRIGGS (Manchester, Blackley Division).
(William James) Harold Briggs, son of William Briggs ; b. May
26th, 1870; ed. at Seafield, Lytham : ;//. 1893, Jessie May Veevers ; is a
soft goods manufacturer. A Conservative-, has sat for Blackley Div. of Man-
chester since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Wyelands, Buxton. • Clubs — Carlton, Flyfishers', and Royal Automobile
(London), Constitutional (Manchester), Union (Buxttm).
SIR HARRY £. BRITTAIN (Middlesex, Acton Division).
Harry Ernest Brittain, K.B.E., LL.D., el. son of William
Henry Brittain, J. P., of Storth Oaks, near Sheffield; b. Dec. 24th, 1873;
ed. at Repton, and at Worcester Coll., Oxford (B.A. Law Honours 1896,
M.A. 1898); Hon. LL.D. McGill Univ. 1920: m. 1905, Ahda, da. of Sir
Robert Harvey; Bar. Inner Temple 1897, but never practised; has been
engaged in journalism and commerce ; organised first Imperial Press Conference
1909, and took part in second Conference in Canada 1920 as Chm. of Arrange-
ments Committee ; Vice-Pres. British Pilgrims (established 1902) ; employed
with Special Mission to U.S.A. 1915 ; founded American Officers' Club 1917 ;
appointed Director of Intelligence National Ser. Depart. 1917 ; was Chm.
Political Committee of Constitutional Club 1919-20; has Order of Crown of
Belgium ; author of several works ; K.B. E. 1918. A Coalition Unionist ; has
sat for Acton Div. of Middlesex since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 2, Cowley Street, Westminster. S.W. Chambers — 13, King's Bench Walk,
E.C. Clubs — Carlton, Bath, Constitutional, Royal Thames Yacht.
G. B. BRITTON (Bristol, East Division).
George Bryant Britton; b. 18 — ; is a boot and shoe manu-
facturer, a J. P. for Bristol (Lord Mayor 1920-21), a Member of its City Council,
and of Executive Council of National Boot and Shoe Trades Federation ; has
been a Member of Govt. Advisory Committee for Boot Trade. A Coalition
Liberal; has sat for E. Div. of Bristol since Dec. 14th, 1918.
/r«/V/^««— Kings wood, Bristol.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 23
T. T. BROAD (Derbyshire, Clay Cross Division).
Thomas Tucker Broad; b. 1863; a Congregational Minister;
sometime a Member of Sheffield Board of Guardians ; engaged during
European War in connection with Y.M.C. A. Huts. A Liberal; has sat for
Clay Cross Div. of Derbyshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Cluh — National Liberal.
W. BROMFIELD (Staffordshire, Leek Division).
William Bromfield, son of Arthur Biomfield ; b. Jan. 24th,
1870 ; is Sec. Amalgamated So. of Textile Workers and Kindred Trades. A
Labour Member ; has sat for Leek Div. of Staffordshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Cruso Street, Leek.
SIR EDWARD A. BROTHERTON, Bt. (Wakefield).
Edward Allen Brotherton, ist Baronet, son of Theophilus
Brotherton, of Ardwick Green, Manchester; b. April ist, 1856; ed. at
Owens Coll., and at Victoria Univ., Manchester ; is a chemical manufacturer,
Hon. Col. of 15th Batn. W. Yorkshire Regt. (which he raised at his own
expense), and a J. P. for W. Riding of Yorkshire and for Liberty of Ripon ;
was Mayor of Wakefield 1903-6, and Lord Mayor of Leeds 1913-14 ; cr. a
Baronet 1918. A Coalition Unionist; sat for Wakefield 1902-10, when he
was defeated ; re-elected Dec. 14th, 1918.
Seats — Roundhay Hall, Leeds, Yorkshire ; Eagle Hall, Pateley Bridge, Yorkshire ;
Kirkham Abbey, Yorkshire. Clubs — Carlton, Bath, Yorkshire.
MAJOR D. C. BROWN (Northumberland, Hexham Division).
Douglas Clifton Brown, son of the late
Col. James Clifton Brown, of Holmbush, Faygate, by
Amelia, da. of Charles Rowe ; b. Aug. 16th, 1879 5 ^d.
at Eton, and at Trin. Coll., Camb. (B A. 1901, M.A.
1903) : m. 1907, Violet Cicely Kathleen, da. of Fred-
erick Eustace Arbuthnott Wollaston, of Shenton Hall,
Nuneaton ; Major late ist King's Dragoon Guards ; ap-
pointed Parliamentary Private Sec. (unpaid) to Min. of
Pensions 1920, and a Member of Central Advisory
Committee on War Pensions 1921. A Coalition Union-
ist ; unsuccessfully contested St. George Div. of Tower
Hamlets Dec. 1910; has sat for Hexham Div. of
Northumberland since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Ruffside Hall, Riding Mill-on-Tyne. " Clubs — Cavalry, Carlton.
J. BROWN (Ayr and Bute, South Ayrshire Division).
James Brown, O.B.E., son of the late James Brown, of
Newton-on-Ayr ; b. Dec. i6th, 1862; ed. at Annbank Public Sch. : tu. 1888,
Catherine Macgregor Steele, of Kilbarchan, Renfrewshire ; is a Miners'
Agent and Sec, a J. P. for Ayr, and a Member of Tarbolton Town Council ;
O.B.E. 1917. A. Labour Member ; unsuccessfully contested N. Div. of Ayr-
shire Jan. 1906 and Jan, 1910; has sat for S. Ayrshire Div. of Ayr and Bute
since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 56, Annbank, by Ayr, Scotland.
BIGHT HON. T. W. BROWN (Down Co., North Division).
Thomas Walters Brown, P.C., son of the late James A. Brown,
of Newtownards, co. Down, by Marianne, da. of the Rev. Thomas Watters, of
Newtownards; b. March 1879; ed. at Campbell Coll., and Queen's
24 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
Coll., Belfast, and at Roy. Univ. of Ireland (B.A. 1904): m. 1913, Mary
Elizabeth Madden, of Belfast ; Bar. King's Inns, Dublin 1907, and K.C.
1918, Bar. Gray's Inn 1919 ; appointed Solicitor-Gen. for Ireland June 1921,
and Attomey-Gen. Aug. 1921 (resigned Nov. 1921) ; P.C. (Ireland) 1921. An
Unionist', has sat for N. Div. of Down Co. since Dec. 1918.
Residence — Kintore, Donaghadee, co. Down.
C. BRUGHA (Waterford Co.).t
Cathal Brugha (Charles Burgess);^. 18 — ; ed at Belvedere
Coll. ; sometime a Commercial Traveller ; took part in Irish Rising 1916
(wounded) ; has been Min. for Defence in Dail Eireann. A Si»n Fein Member ;
elected for Waterford Co. Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Tipperary E., Waterford
Co. and City of Waterford in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence —
SIR JAMES BRUTON (Gloucester).
James Bruton, son of Henry Bruton, J. P., of Gloucester ;
b. Feb. 6th, 1848: ed. at Crypt Gram. Sch., Gloucester: m. 1880, Rosa
Gertrude, da. of John Michael Butt, J. P. ; elected Mayor of Gloucester 1908,
1910, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, and 1918 ; is a miller and corn
merchant, a J. P. for Gloucester (High Sheriff 1900- 19c i), an Hon. Freeman
of Gloucester; Chm. Sharpness New Docks Co., Hon. Col. 3rd Batn.
Gloucestershire Vol. Regt., and I'res. of Gloucester Conservative Asso. ; some-
time Pres. of Gloucestershire Chamber of Commerce ; Knt. 1916. KCoahtion
Unionist ; has sat for Gloucester since December 14th, 191 8.
Residence— Wotton Hill, Gloucester. Ctuis — Carhon, Constitutional, Gloucester,
Gloucester Conservative.
LIEUT.-COL. A. L. H. BUCHANAN (Lanarkshire, Coatbridge Division).
Arthur Louis Hamilton Buchanan, O.B.E., son of D. W. R.
Carrick, Buchanan, of Drumpellier, Coatbridge ; b. July 27th, 1866: in. 1903,
Adeline Musgrave, da. of the late Richard. Musgrave Harvey ; formerly
Lieut. -Col. Gordon Highlanders ; S. African War 1899- 1902, European War
1914-18 ; is a J. P. and D.L. for Lanarkshire. A Coalition Unionist; has sat
for Coatbridge Div. of Lanarkshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Kesidetues—^^, Evelyn Gardens, S.W. ; Dnimpellier, Coatbridge. Clubs — Carlton,
Naval and Military, New (Edinburgh).
LIEUT.-COL. A. BUCKLEY (Lancashire, Waterloo Division).
Albert Buckley, D.S.O., son of the late William Buckley, J. P. ;
b. April loth, 1877: m. 1919, Elsie Juanita, da. of J. E. Fisher, of Blundell-
sands ; is Lieut.-Col. Liverpool Regt., a partner in the firm of E. Buckley
and Co., wool brokers, of Liverpool, and an Assist. Coalition Whip (unpaid) ;
S. Africa 1901-2, European War 1914-18 (despatches, D.S.O. with Bar);
D.S.O. 1917 (Ear 1918). A Coalition Unionist; has sat for Waterloo Div.
of Lancashire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— %Z, Cadogan Place, S.W.i.
D. BUCKLEY (KUdare Co., North Division) t
Daniel Buckley; b. 18—; in business, and Chm. Kildare
County Council. A Sinn FHn Member ; has sat for N. Div. of co. Kildare
since Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Kildare and Wicklow Cos. in S. Parliament of
^ Ireland June 1921.
Residence — Maynooth, co. Kildare.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
25
RIGHT HON. SIE WILLIAM (J.) BULL (Hammersmltli, South Division).
William (James) Bull, P.C, 2nd
son of the late Henry Bull, solicitor, some-
time of India Board of Control, by Cecilia
Ann, da. of the late James Peter Howard,
of Whiteheads Wood, Shirley, Hants,
and Lowndes Square, S.W. ; b. Sept. 29th,
1863 ; ed. at St. Mary's Acad. : m. 1904,
Lilian, da. of Mrs. Brandon, of Oakbrook,
Ravenscourt Park, and Heene, Worthing ;
admitted Solicitor 1889; is a J. P., senior
partner in the firm of Bull and Bull,
solicitors, of 3, Stone Buildings, Lincoln's
Inn, W.C., and Hammersmith, W., Chm.
of J. W. Singer and Sons (Limited),
bronze founders, of Frome and London, a
Director of Siemens (Limited), a Member
of Council of the Birkbeck Coll., of Council
of Law So., and of West London Hospital,
a Gov. of Latymer Charities, Hon. Solicitor
and Vice-Pres. to Roy. Life Saving So.,
a Trustee of Roy. Humane So., Chm. of Seaside Convalescent Hospital at
Seaford, a Land Tax Commr. for Kensington, Chm. House of Commons
Petitions Committee, and of London Unionist Members of Parliament,
and Vice-Principal of Imperial So. of Knights Bachelor ; sometime Vice-Chm.
and Chm. of Bridges Committee of London County Council during Construc-
tion of Blackwall Tunnel ; was Parliamentary Private Sec. to Rt. Hon. W. H.
Long, M.P. (now Viscount Long of Wraxall) 1902-21 ; Knt. 1905, P.C.
1918. A Coalition Conservative; sat for Hammersmith Oct. 1900 to Nov.
1918 ; elected for S. Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — The Meadows, Uxbridge Road, Shepherd's Bush, W.
Constitutional, Junior Constitutional.
Clubs — Carlton,
COL. R. BURDON (Durham, Sedgefield Division).
Rowland Burdon, y.D., son of the late Rev. John Burdon,
of Castle Eden, Durham; b. June 19th, 1857; ed. at Repton, and at Univ.
Coll., Oxford : m. 1887, Mary Arundell, da. of the late Wyndham Slade, of
Montys Court, Taunton ; is Hon. Col. 5th Batn. (formerly Lieut. -Col.
Comdg. 1st Vol. Batn.) Durham L.I. , Lord of the Manors of Little Eden
and Castle Eden, patron of two livings, and a J. P. and a D.L. for Durham
(Sheriff 1907). A Coalition Uniotiist ; unsuccessfully contested S.E. Div.
of Durham Dec. 1910 ; has sat for Sedgefield Div. thereof since Dec. 14th,
1918.
Residence— Q?i.%\.\^ Eden, Durham.
BURGESS [see Brugha].
LIEUT. COL. A. H. BURGOYNE (Kensington, North Division).
Alan Hughes Burgoyne, son of Peter Bond Burgoyne, of
Broadlands, Ascot, Berks; b. Sept. 30th, 1880; ed. privately, at Queen's Coll.,
Oxford, and at Liege and Monlpellier Univs. : m. 1906, Irene Victoria Eason,
younger da. of E. Macdonald, banker, of Sydney, N.S. Wales : is an
A.M.I. M.E., a F.R.G.S., an Asso. of Institute of Naval Architects, a Director
of P. B. Burgoyne and Co. (Limited), wine growers and colonial merchants,
of Australian Wine Importers (Limited), and of Army and Navy Co-operative
36
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
So., Principal G.N.U. Motor Co., and Capt. Uuke of Cambridge's Own
(Middlesex Regt.) ; was Major-Gen. Staflf, India 1917-18 ; Lieut.-Col. Reserve
of Officers 1918-19, and Controller of Priority Depart., Ministry of Munitions
1918-19 ; served during European War 1914-18 (despatches, promoted Major,
three medals. Legion of Honour, Orders of Crown of Italy and El Nahda of
the Hedjaz) ; author of several works on Submarine Navigation and Naval
History ; founded (and edited 1907-14) the Navy League Annual ; two years
Assist. Editor of "Naval Pocket Book." A Coalition Unionist; unsuccess-
fully contested King's Lynn Jan. 1906 ; has sat for N. Div. of Kensington
since Jan. 17th, 1910.
Residences — Finchers House, Amersham, Bucks ; Mount Ophir, Rutherglen, Victoria,
Australia. Clubs — Carlton, St. Stephen's, Royal .Automobile, Royal Thames Yacht, etc.
J. A. BUBKE (Tipperary Co., Mid Tipperary Divisioii).t
James Aloysius Burke, B.L. \ b. 18 — . A Sinn Fein Member ;
elected for Mid Div. of Tipperary Co. Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Tipperary
Mid, N. and S. Co., in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — Rockforest, Roscrea, co. Tipperary.
COL. C. R. BURN (DevonsUre, Torquay Division).
^^1 Charles Rosdew Burn, O.B.E.,
'^ youngest son of the late Gen. Robert Bum,
Col. Comdt. R.A., of Jessfield, Midlothian,
by Caroline Rosdew, da. of Major T. Little;
b. Feb. 20th, 1859 ; ed. at Cheltenham Coll.,
and at Roy. Mil. Coll., Sandhurst : m. 1891,
the Hon. Ethel Louise Forbes-Leith, O.B.E.,
only da. of ist Baron Leithof Fyvie ; formerly
Lieut.-Col. 1st Dragoons; served in Hazara
Expedition 1888 (despatches, medal with
clasp), and in S. Africa 1900-1901 (de-
spatches, Queen's medal with three clasps),
and during European War 1914-18 as a Gen.
Staff Officer (despatches twice, O.B.E., Officer
of Legion of Honour and of Crown of Bel-
gium) ; is Col. H.M.'s Hon. Corps of
Gentlemen-at-Arms and of Roy. Co. of
Archers (King's Body Guard for Scotland),
and an A.D.C. to H.M. ; was A.D.C. to
Viceroy of India 1883-5 and 1887-8, and to H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught
1891-6; O.B.E. (Mil.) 1920. A Coalition Liberal Unionist; unsuccessfully
contested E. Div. of Aberdeenshire Jan. 1910 ; elected for Torquay Div. of
Devonshire Dec. 13th, 19 10.
ResidetKes— 10, Hill Street, Berkeley Square, W.i ; Fyvie Castle, Aberdeenshire.
C/«*j— Carlton, Naval and Military, Hurlingham, New (Edinburgh), Royal Northern
(Aberdeen).
T. H. BURN (Belfast, St. Anne's DivlBlon).
Thomas Henry Burn; b. 18--; sometime Sec. of Belfast
Lithographic Printing So. A Labour Unionist ; has sat for St. Anne's Div.
of Belfast since Dec. 14th, 1918 ; elected for Belfast, W. Belfast Div., in
N. Parliament of Ireland May 1921.
Residence— xZ, Ratcliffe Street, Belfast.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
27
SIR JOHN G. BUTCHER, Bt. (York City).
John George Butcher, K.C, ist
Baronet, 2nd son of the late Most Rev.
Samuel Butcher, D.D., Lord Bishop of
Meath, by his wife, Mary; b. Nov. 15th,
1852; ed. at Marlborough, and at Trin-
Coll., Camb. (B.A., 8th Classic and 8th
Wrangler 1874, M.A 1877) ; formerly Fel-
low of Trin. Coll., Camb. : tn. 1898, Alice
Mary, da. of E. L. Brandreth, J. P., and
widow of J. E. H. Gordon; Bar. Lincoln's
Inn 1878, a K.C. 1897, and a Bencher 1903 ;
many years a Member of Gen. Council of
the Bar ; received Hon. Freedom of York
City 1906 ; is a J. P. for E. Riding of York-
shire ; was a Member of Select Committee
on Pensions 1919-20; cr. a Baronet 1918.
A Coalition Conservative ; sat for York
City July 1892 to Jan. 1906, when he was
defeated ; re-elected Jan. 17th, 1910, Dec.
3rd, 1910, and Dec. 14th, 1918.
Resiliences — 1,2, Elvaston Place, S.W. ; Riccall Hall, Yorkshire. Clubs— Carlton,
Yorkshire.
J. CAIRNS (Morpeth).
John Cairns, M.B.E., son of William Cairns, by his wife,
Isabella ; b. May 31st, 1859 ; is Financial Sec. Northumberland Miners' Asso.,
Sec. Joint Committee Northumberland Coal Trade, Pres. Northumberland
Aged Mine-Workers' Homes Asso., and a J. P. A Labour Member ; has sat
for Morpeth since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — The Drive, Gosforth, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
J. G. D. CAMPBELL (Klngston-on-Tliames).
John Gordon Drummond Campbell, son of the late Col.
Archibald Neil Campbell, of Craignish ; b. Feb. 15th, 1864; ed. at Charter-
house, and Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford (M.A. 1887) : vi. 1908, Blanche, da.
of the late Rev. Canon A. V. Thornton, of Newquay ; Bar. Lincoln's Inn 1890 ;
was H.M. Inspector of Schs. 1892- 1909, and Educational Adviser to King of
Siam 1 899- 1 901 ; author of " Siam in the 20th Century." A Coalition
Unionist ; unsuccessfully contested Mansfield Div. of Nottinghamshire Jan.
1910, and Eccles Div. of Lancashire Dec. 1910; has sat for Kingston-on-
Thames since Dec. 14th, 191 8.
Residence — Taiikerville, Kingston Hill, Surrey. Club — Athenseum.
LIEUT. -COL. W. R. CAMPION (Sussex, Lewes Division).
William Robert Campion, D.S.O., son of Col. William Henry
Campion, C.B., by the Hon. Gertrude Brand, da. of ist Viscount Hampden ;
b. July 3rd, 1870 : m. 1894, Katharine Mary, da. of the late Rev. the Hon.
William Byron; is a J. P. for Sussex, and Lieut. -Col. Roy. Sussex Regt. ;
European War 1914-18 (despatches thrice, D.S.O.) ; D.S.O. 1918. An
Unionist; unsuccessfully contested N. Div. of Worcestershire Jan. 1906, and
Jan. 1910; sat for Mid, or Lewes, Div. of Sussex June 1910 to Nov. 1918 ;
elected for Lewes Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — 11, Stanhope Gardens, S.\V.7 ; Danny Park, Hurstpierpoint, Sussex.
T. CAPE (Cumberland, Workington Division).
Thomas Cape, M.B.E., son of William Cape; b. Oct. 5th, 1868 :
fn. 18 — , a da. of J. Hodgson ; is a Primitive Methodist Preacher, and Gen.
Sec. Cumberland Miners' Asso. (25 years a miner); M.B.E. (Civil) 1917. A
Labour Member ; has sat for Workington Div. of (Cumberland since Dec.'l4th,
1918.
Residence — 91, Harrington ^ad, Workington.
2$ MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
0. R. S. CAREW (DevonsMre, Tiverton Division).
Charles Robert Sydenham Carew,
son of the late Rev. Roliert Baker Carew,
-■■_ - R. of Bickleigh, Tiverton, by Augusta
c^^^ Elizabeth, da. of Thomas Daniel, of Stood-
leigh, Devon; ^. June 7th, 1853; ed. at Camb.
Univ. (B.A 1876): r/i. 1891, Muriel Mary
Heathcoat, da. of Sir John Heathcoat Heath-
coat- Amory, 1st Bt. ; is a J P. for Devon,
a Trustee of Devon and Exeter Savings Bank,
a Gov. of Blundell's Sch., and an Income
Tax and Land Tax Commr. An Unionist;
sat for N.-E., or Tiverton, Div. of Devon-
shire Dec. Iyl5 to Nov. 1918; elected for Tiverton Div. thereof Dec. 14th,
1918.
Residences — Collipriest, and Warnicombe, Tiverton. C/«/'i-— Windham, Carlton.
MAJOR ARCHIBALD B. BOYD CARPENTER cBradford, Nortli Divlaion\
Archibald Boyd Boyd C.arpknter, 4th son of the late Rt.
Rev. William Boyd Carpenter, K.C.V.O., D.D., Bishop of Ripon, by Harriet
Charlotte, da. of the Rev. William Peers, of Chiselhampton, Oxford ; b.
March 26lh, 1873 ; ed. at Harrow, and at Palliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. Honours
in History 1896): m. 1907, Anne, da. of the late Thomas Dugdale, of Moor
Park, Harrogate; Major Reserve of Officers, formerly Highland L.I. ; was
Dep. Assist. Director at War Office 1916-19 ; .S. Africa 1899-1902 (despatches
twice, Queen's medal with three clasps. King's medal with two clasps) ; was
a D.A.Q.M.G. 191 S, Staff-Capt., Head Quarters, N. Command 1915-16
(despatches), and War Office 1916-19 (Brevet Major 1917) ; Mayor of Harro-
gate 1909-10 and 1910-11 ; is a J. P. for W. Riding of Yorkshire (Harrogate
Div.). An Unionist ; unsuccessfully contested Colne Valley Div. of S. Fart
of W. Riding of Yorkshire Jan. and Dec. 1910 ; has sat for N. Div. of Brad-
ford since Dec. 14th, 19 18.
Residence — River House. Walton-on-Thames, Surrey. Clubs — Carlton, Garrick, St.
Stephen's, Yorkshire, Junior Carlton.
W. T. CARR (Carlisle).
VVilliam Theodore Carr, C.B.E., el. son of the late Thomas
William Carr; b. 1866 : in. 1893, Edith, da. of the late Lieut.-Col. F. F. T.
Hobbs, Army Pay Depart. ; is Chm. Carr and Co. (Limited), and of Carr's
Flour Mills (Limited), and a J. P. for Cumberland; CB.E. (Civil) 1920. A
Coalition Liberal; has sat for Carlisle since Dec. 14th, 1918.
.^«/V/^«c^— Greystead, Carlisle.
R. A. D. CARTER (Manchester, Witbington Division).
Rei Alfred Deakin Carter, O.B.E., son of Joseph Carter, of
Manchester; b. Dec. 3rd, 1856: ni. 1881, Annie, who d. 1894, da. of W. H.
Woodworth, of Southport ; sometime a Bank Manager ; is an Alderman of
Manchester, and a J. P. for Lancashire; O.B.E. (Civil) 1920. An Unionist;
has sat for Withington Div. of Manchester since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Rushford, Rushford Park, Levenshulme, Lancashire. Clubs — Constitu-
tional, Arts (Manchester), Unionist.
W. CARTER (Nottinghamsliire, Mansfield Division).
William Carter; b. 18—; sometime a Member of Mansfield
Town Council ; formerly a Checkweigliman ; is a Member of Executive,
Miners' Federation of Great Britain. A Labour Member; has sat for Mans-
field Div. of Nottinghamshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Address — House of Commons, Westminster, S.W.i.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
29
T. W, CASEY (Sheffield, AttercUffe Division^
Thomas Worrall Casey, son of William Casey, by his wife,
Jemima Ann ; b. 1870 : m. 1894 ; is Gen. Sec. Winding and Gen. Engineers'
So. A Coalition Liberal ; has sat for Attercliffe Div. of Sheffield since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — loi, Burngreave Road, Sheffield.*
H. S. CAUTLEY (East Sussex, East Grinstead Division).
HenryStrotherCAUTLEY,A'. C el. son of thelate Henry Cautley,
of Bramley, near Leeds, and Burton Pidsea, E. Yorkshire, by Mary Ellen,
da. of the late Thomas Strother, of Killinghall, Yorkshire, and Higham
Park, Northamptonshire ; b. Dec. 9th, 1863 ; ed. at Charterhouse (Scholar),
and at King's Coll., Camb. (Scholar 1881, B.A. ist Class Mathematical
Tripos 1884): in. 1902, Alice Bohun, da. of Bohun Henry Chandler Fox,
J. P., of Maplewell, Woodhouse Eaves, Leicestershire; Bar. Middle Temple
1886, and a K.C. 1919 ; goes N.-E. Circuit; sometime Pres. of Bramley
Conservative Club ; acted as Director of Pig Production March 1918 ;
appointed Recorder of Sunderland July 1918. A Conservative; unsuccessfully
contested Dewsbury 1892 and 1895 '< sat for E. Div. of Leeds Oct. IQOO to
Jan. 1906, when he was defeated, and N., or E. Grinstead, Div. of Susse-x
Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for E. Grinstead Div. of E. Sussex Dec.
14th, 1918.
Residences — 33. Montagu Square, W. ; Northwood, Sharpthorne, Sussex.
Chambers — 4 Brick Court, Temple E.C. Clulis — Carlton, Oxford and Cambridge, Leeds.
MAJOR H.
R. CAY^ER (Portsmouth, South Division).
Herbert Robin Cayzer, 5th son of Sir
Charles William Cayzer, 1st Bt. (M.P. for Barrow-in-
Furness 1892-1906), of Gartmore, Perthshire, by Agnes
Elizabeth, only da. of William Trickey, of Clifton,
Bristol; b. July 23rd, 1881 ; ed. at Rugby: ;;/. 191 1,
Freda, da. of the late Col. William Hans Rath-
borne, R.E., formerly of Scripplestown and Kilcogy ;
Major Queen's Own Roy. Glasgow Yeo. ; commanded
24th Div. Mounted Troops in France 1915-16 (de-
spatches) ; is Vice-Chm. of The Clan Line Steamers
(Limited). A. Coalition Unionist; has sat for S. Div.
of Portsmouth since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— Tylney Hall, Hampshire ; Lanfine, .\yrshire.
RIGHT HON. LORD (E. A.) ROBERT GASCOYNE-CECIL (Hertfordshire,
Hitchln Division).
(Edgar Algernon) Robert Gascovne-
Cecii., P.O., K.C, third son of the 3rd Mar-
quess of Salisbury, K.G. (Premier and Sec. of
State for Foreign Affairs), of Hatfield House,
Hatfield, Herts, Manor House, Cranborne,
Dorset, and 20, Arlington Street, S.W., by
Georgina, C.I., da. of the late Hon. Sir
Edward Hall Alderson, a Baron of the Court
of Exchequer; b. Sept. 14th, 1864; ed. at
Eton, and at Univ. Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1886,
Hon. D.C.L. 1919) : in. 1889, Lady Eleanor
Lambion, dau. of 2nd Earl of Durham ; Bar. Inner Temple 1887, and a K.C.
1899 ; is Chm. Parliamentary Committee of People's Union of Economy ;
was a Private Sec. to his father when Premier 1886-8; sometime Chm.
3©
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
Herts Quarter Sessions (Hertford Div.) ; is Chancellor of Birmingham Univ.,
and Chm. of Executive of League of Nations Union ; appointed a Member of
Select Committee on Marconi Agreement 19 12, and Under Sec. of State for
Foreign Affairs May 191 5, also in charge of Blockade and Contraband Depart,
(with a seat in the Cabinet) Feb. 1916, and Min. of Blockade and Junior
Under Sec. of .State, Foreign Depart., in National Min. Dec. 1916 ; was Assist.
Sec. of State, Foreign Depart., July to Nov. 1918; P.C. 1915. kn Independent
Conservative', sat for E. Div. of Marylebone Jan. 1906 to Jan. 1910 ; unsuc-
cessfully contested Blackburn Jan. 1910, and Cambridgeshire, N., or Wisbech,
Div. Dec. 1910 ; elected for N., or Hitchin, Div. of Hertfordshire Nov. 23rd,
191 1, and for Hitchin Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 100, Grosvenor Road, S.W. C/j<^— Carlton.
RIGHT HON. SIR EVELYN GASCOYNE-CECIL (Birmlngliam, Aston Division).
Evelyn GASCOYNE-CEClL(usually call-
ing himself Evelyn Cecil, and using the arms of
Cecil only), P.C., G.B.E., el. son of the late
Lieut. -Col. Lord Eustace Henry Brownlow
Gascoyne-Cecil, of Lytchett Heath, Poole, and
III, Eaton Square, S.W., by Lady Gertrude
Louisa Scott, who d. 1919, da. of 2nd Earl of
Eldon ; b. May 30th, 1865 ; ed. at Eton, and at
New Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1887, M.A. 1890) :
m. 1898, the Hon. Alicia Margaret Amherst,
C. B.E.,A^. of 1st Baron Amherst of Hackney,
of Didlington Hall, near Brandon, Norfolk, and 8, Grosvenor Square, W. ; Bar.
Inner Temple 1889 : joined W. Circuit ; was Private Sec. to the Premier (Mar-
quess of Salisbury) 1891-2, and again 1895- 1902, a Member of London Sch. Board
1894-9, Chm. of Select Committee on Foreign Steamship Subsidies 1901-2,
of Eastern Mail Ser. Committee 1904, and of Select Committee on Telephone
Ser. 1921 ; was a Member of Public Retrenchment Committee 1915-16, and
of Second Chamber Conference 1917-18; has been a Member of Permanent
Commn. of International Railway Congress since 1905 ; is Vice-Chm. of Joint
War Committee of British Red Cross So. and of Order of St. John of
Jerusalem in England, and a Knight of Justice of Order of St. John of
Jerusalem in Engk'.d (Sec-Gen. 1915-21); author of " Primogeniture, a short
history of its development in various countries and its practical effects," and
" On the Eve of the War in South Africa " ; P.C. 1917, G.B.E. (Civil) 1922.
A Coalition Conservative ; sat for E., or Hertford, Div. of Herts June 1898
to Sept. 1900, and for Aston Manor Sept. 1900 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for
Aston Div. of Birmingham Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — 2, Cadogan Square, S.W.i ; Lytchett Heath, Poole. Clubs — Carlton,
Athenaeum.
RIGHT HON. LORD HUGH R. H. GASCOYNE CECIL (Oxford University).
Hugh Richard Heathcote Gascoyne-
Cecil, P.C, fifth son of the 3rd Marquess of
Salisbury, K.G. (Premier and Sec. of State for
Foreign Affairs), of Hatfield House, Hatfield,
Herts, Manor House, Cranborne, Dorset,
and 20, Arlington Street, S.W., by Georgina,
C./., da, of the late Hon. Sir Edward Hall
Alderson, a Baron of the Court of Exchequer ;
b. Oct. 14th, 1869; ed. at Eton, and at Univ.
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1st class History 1891,
Fellow of Hertford Coll., 1891, M.A. 1894),
Hon. LL.D., Edinburgh 1910 ; sometime an Assist. Private Sec. to his father
when Sec. of Slate for Foreign Affairs; has been Lieut, in R.F.C. ; is a
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 3I
Member of Canterbury House of Laymen ; P.C. 19 18. An Independent
Conservative \ sat for Greenwich July 1895 to Jan. 1906, when he was
defeated ; elected for Oxford Univ. Jan. 15th, 1910, and Dec. 14th, 1918.
^«/Vfe«c«— Hatfield House, Hatfield, Herts. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Carlton.
SIR B. BURTON CHADWICE (Barrow-ln-Furnesa).
Robert Burton Chadwick, son of Joseph Chadwick, of Liver-
pool, by Lucy E., da. of the late Rev. Willson Brailsford ; b. June 20th,
1869 ; ed. at Birkenhead .Sch. and privately : m. 1903, Catherine Barbara,
da. of the late Thomas Williams ; is a Shipowner, head of the firm of Joseph
Chadwick and Sons, of Liverpool and London, and of Chadwick, Weir and
Co. (Limited), of Buenos Aires, Director-Gen. of Stores and Transport Min.
of Munitions, a Member of Disposal Board and numerous Govt. Committees,
and a Member of Mersey Docks and Harbour Board ; was Director of
Munitions Overseas Transport 1915-19, also Liaison Officer, Ministries of
Munitions and Shipping ; sometime Chm. of Liverpool Shipowners' Asso.,
of Shipping Priority Committee, Min. of Munitions, and of Committee for
Regulation of Petroleum Supplies, Min. of Munitions ; S African War with
Yeo. 1899-1902; has Roy. Humane So.'s medal; Knt. 1920. An Unionist;
has sat for Barrow-in-Furness since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — 41, Bramhain Gardens, S.W.s. Clubs — Royal Automobile, American,
Carlton, Royal Thames Yacht.
A. N. CHAMBEBLAIN (Birmliigliam, Ladywood Division).
(Arthur) Neville Chamberlain, son of the late Rt. Hon.
Joseph Chamberlain, P.C, M.P., of Highbury, Birmingham, by Florence, da.
of Timothy Kenrick, of Birmingham ; b. March l8th, 1869; ed. at Rugby,
and at Mason Coll., Birmingham: m. 191 1, Annie Vere, da. of the late
Major William Utting Cole ; is a Director of Birmingham Small Arms Co.
(Limited), of Daimler Co. (Limited), and of Elliott's Metal Co. (Limited) ;
was Lord Mayor of Birmingham 1915-16, and Director of National Ser.
1916-17. A Coalition Unionist ; has sat for Ladywood Div. of Birmingham
since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — 35, Egerton Crescent, S.W.3; Westbourne, Edgbaston, Birmingham.
BIGHT HON. (J.) AUSTEN CHAMBEBLAIN (BirmingHam, West Division).
(Joseph) Austen Chamberlain, P.C, el. son of the late Rt.
Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., by Harriet, da. of the late Archibald Kenrick,
of Berrow Court, Edgbaston; b. Oct. l6th, 1863; ed. at Rugby, at Trin.
Coll., Camb. (B.A. 1885, M.A. 1889), at the Ecole des Sciences Politiques,
Paris, and at Berlin; Hon. LL.D. Birmingham 1918, and Camb. 1920: m.
1906, Ivy Muriel, da. of the late Col. Henry Lawrence Dundas, formerly E.
Yorkshire Regt. ; has acted as Private Sec. to his father ; was Civil Lord of
the Admiralty July 1895 1° Nov. 1900, Financial Sec. to the Treasury Nov.
1900 to Aug. 1902, Postmaster-Gen., with a seat in the Cabinet 1902-3, and
Chancellor of the Exchequer 1903-5 ; appointed Chm. of Roy. Commn. on
Indian Finance and Currency 19 13, Sec. of State for India May 191 5, and
in National Min. Dec. 1916 (resigned July 191 7), a Member of War Cabinet
(without portfolio) April 1918, Chancellor of the Exchequer Jan. 1919 (with
a seat in the War Cabinet Jan. to Oct. 1919), and Lord Privy Seal (with a seat
in the Cabinet) and Leader of the House of Commons March 1921 ; elected
Leader of the Unionist Party in House of Commons March 1921 ; P.C. 1902.
A Coalition Unionist; sat for E. Div. of Worcestershire March 1892 to July
1914, since when he has sat for W. Div. of Birmingham.
Residence — ii. Downing Street, S.W.i. C/7/^i— Carlton, United University, City
Carlton.
32
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
SIR W. WATSON CHEYNE, Bt. (Edinburgh, St- Andrews, Glasgow, and
Aberdeen Universities).
William Watson Cheyne, K.C.M.G.,
C.B., F.A'.C.S., F.R.S., ist Baronet, son of
Andrew Cheyne ; b. Dec. 14th, 1852 ; ed. at
Edinburgh Univ. (M.B. and CM. 1st class Hon-
ours 1875); FR.C.S. England 1879; Hon.
LL.D., Edinburgh 1905, Hon. D.Sc, Oxford
1907 : ;//. 1st, 1887, Mary Emma, who d. 1894,
da. of William Servante. of Plumstead, Kent ;
2ndly, 1894, Margaret, da of George Smith,
S.S.C., of Lerwick, Zetland; was Hunterian Pro-
fessor at Roy. Coll. of Surgs. 1888-90, and Vice-
Pres. of Roy. Coll. of Surgs. IQ07-9, and Pres.
1914-17 ; sometime Lieut.-Col. Roy. Army Med.
Corps, Consulting Surg, to Dr. Barnardo's IJomes,
and Examiner in Surgery at London Univ. ; is
a F. R.S., Surg -Gen. (now Surg. Rear-Adm.)
R.N., Surgeon to King's Coll. Hospital, and to
Paddington Green Children's Hospital, Consulting
Surg, to King's Coll. Hospital, Roy. Caledonian Asylum, and Osborne Con-
valescent Home for Officers, etc.; appointed an Hon. Surg, to H.M. 1910, a
Member of Med. Consultative Board, Admiralty 1910, Consulting Surg, to the
Navy 1914, and Lord-Lieut, of Orkney and Shetland 1919; elected Pres. of
Med. So. of London 1912; served in S. Africa 1899-1900 as Consulting Surg,
(despatches, medal, C B. ) ; author of various works on surgical and scientific
subjects; cr. C.B. (Civil) 1900, KC.M.G. 1916, and a Baronet 1908. A
Coalition Unionist ; sat for Edinburgh and St. Andrews Universities Aug.
1917 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Edinburgh, St. Andrews, Glasgow, and
Aberdeen Univs. Dec. 14th, 1918.
Addresses- House of Commons, S.W.i,; I eagarth, Fetlar, Shetland.
LIEUT. COM. H. W. S. CHILCOTT (Liverpool, Walton Division).
Harry Warden Stanley Chilcoit, son of William Warden
Chilcott, of Chilcott, Somerset ; b. March iith, 187 1 ; is Lieut. -Com.
R.N.V.R., andaJ.P. for Hants ; European War 1914-18 with R.A.F. A
Coalition Unionist ; has sat for Walton Div. of Liverpool since Dec. 141b,
1918.
Residences— '.d, .St. James's Street, S.W. ; Warsa.sh, Hants. C/«^— Carlton.
COL. SIR S. HILL CHILD, Bt. fStafifordsliire, Stone Division).
Smith Hill Child, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O.,
M. V. O., and Baronet, son of the late John George Child,
2nd son of ist baronet, by Helen, da. of the late Rev.
George Mather (R. of Longford, Shropshire, and Preb.
of Lichfield), of Huntley Hall, Cheadle ; b. Sept. 19th,
1880; ed. at Eton, and at Ch. Ch., Oxford; is Col.
Comdg. R.A. (N. Midland) Div. (T.A.), and a J. P. and
D.L. for Staffordshire; formerly Lieut. Irish Guards;
S. Africa 1900, European War 1915-18 (despatches,
D S.O., C.M.G., Croix de Guerre, C.B.) ; M.V.O. (5th
class) 1902, D.S.O. 1916, C.M.G. 1918, C.B. (Mil.)
1919. A Coalition Unionist; has sat for Stone Div. of
Staffordshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Imitari quam invidere. ^^ajf— Stallington Hall, Blythe Bridge, Staffordshire. To-cn
Residence— 2, Ryder Street, S.W.i. C/w^i— Gu.irds', Bachelors', Turf.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
33
MAJOR THE RIGHT HON. W. L. SPENCER CHURCHILL (Dundee).
Winston Leonard Spencer-
Churchill, P.C., el. son of the late Rt. Hon.
Lord Randolph Henry Spencer -Churchill,
P.C, M.P., by Jennie, C./., R.N.C., »ho d.
1 92 1, da. of the late Leonard Jerome ; b. Nov.
30th, 1874; ed. at Harrow, and at Roy. Mil.
Coll., Sandhurst : m. 1908, Clementine, da.
of the late Col. Sir Henry Montague Hozier,
K.C.B. ; formerly Lieut. 4th Hussars; is Major
Oxfordshire Yeo., and an Elder Brother of
Trinity House ; was an Ecclesiastical Commr.
1910-11 ; present with Spanish Forces during operations in Cuba 1895; served
with Malakand Field Force 1897 (despatches), with Tirah Expedition 1898, with
Nile Expedition 1898, and in S. Africa 1899-1900 with S. African Light Horse
(taken prisoner but escaped, medal), and during European War 1915-16 ; has
acted as War Correspondent ; appointed Under Sec. of State for the Colonies
Dec. 1905, Pres. of the Board of Trade April 1908, Sec. of State for Home
Depart. Feb. 1910, First Lord of the Admiralty Oct. 191 1, Chancellor of
Duchy of Lancaster May 1915 (resigned Nov. 1915), Min. of Munitions
July 191 7, Sec. of State for War and Air Jan. 1919, and Sec. of State for
the Colonies Jan. 1921 (also for Air to April 1921) ; Lord Rector of Aberdeen
Univ. 1914-18; P.C. 1907; author of "Life of Lord Randolph Churchill,"
etc. A Coalition Liberal; sat for Oldham from Oct. 1900 to Jan 1906, having
been defeated there July 1899; sat for N.-W. Div. of Manchester Jan. 1906
to April 1908, when he was defeated there ; has sat for Dundee since May
9th, 1908.
Residence— 2, Sussex Square, W. Clubs — Turf, Athenaeum, National Liberal.
LIEUT.-COL. SIR ARTHUR C. CHURCHMAN. Bt. (Suffolk, Woodbridge
Division).
Arthur Charles Churchman, ist
Baronet, 3rd son of the late Henry Charles
Churchman, of Paget House, Ipswich ; b.
Sept. 7th, 1867 ; ed. privately, and at Ips-
wich Sch. : m. 1891, Edith, da. of the late
J. A. Harvey, of London; formerly Lieut. -
Col. Comdg. R.G.A. ; is Lieut.-Col. T.A.
Reserve, a J. P. for Suffolk (Mayor of
Ipswich 1901-2), and Vice-Chm. British-
American Tobacco Co. (Limited). A Coa-
lition Unionist ; unsuccessfully contested
Ipswich Jan. and Dec. 1910 ; has sat for
Woodbridge Div. of Suffolk since July 28th,
1920.
Residence— Wih^y Oaks, Sproughton, Suffolk. .
Post tenebras aurora. Clubs — Carlton, Junior Carlton, St. Stephen's, Royal
After darkness the dawn. \exo.
34
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
J. J. CLANCY (Sllgo Co., North Division).]:
John Joseph Clancy ; b. i8 — ; is Sec. County Committee of
Agricultural and Technical Instruction, Sligo, and Chm. Sligo County Council.
A Sinn Fein Member; elected for N. Div. of Sligo Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residetue—Q,o\aX.<y*ix\, co. Sligo.
LIEUT. -COL. H. H. SPENDER-CLAY (Kent, Tonbridge Division).
Herbert Henry Spender-Clay,
C.M.G., M.C., son of the late Joseph
Spender-Clay, of Ford Manor, Surrey ;
b. June 4th, 1875 ; ed. at Eton, and at
Roy. Mil. Coll., Sandhurst : in. 1904, the
Hon. Pauline, only da. of ist Viscount
Astor, of Hever Castle, Kent ; formerly
Capt. 2nd Life Guards ; now Lieut. -Col.
Life Guards Reserve; is a J.P. and D.L.
for Surrey ; European War 1914-18 (M.C.,
C.M.G.); C.M.G. 1918. A Coalition
Unionist ; sat for S.-W.., or Tonbridge, Div.
of Kent Jan. 19 10 to Nov. 1918 ; elected ■
for Tonbridge Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
_ „ Residences— 2, Hyde Park Street, W.2 ; Ford
M.-inor, Lingfield, Surrey; Forewinds, Sa idwich, Kent. C/«i^^— Carhon, Turf, Guards'.
SIR ROBERT CLOUGH (Yorkshire, West Riding. Keighley Division).
Robert Clough, son of Thomas Clough, J.P. ; b. Feb. loth,
1873: m. 1st, 1896, Edith Mary, who d. 1908, da. of P. W. Musgrave, of
Otley ; andly, 1909, Alice, da. of James Mathers, of Leeds ; is Gov. Director
of Keighley Gas and Oil Engine Co. (Limited), and a J.P. for Keighley ( Mayor
1907-8); Knt. 1921. A Coalition Unionist; has sat for Keighley Div. of
W. Riding of Yorkshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
R esitience —OaSiViorih Court, near Keighley, Yorkshire.
RIGHT HON. J. R. CLYNES (Manchester, Platting Divlslon\
John Robert Clynes, F.C, son of Patrick Clynes, of Oldham ;
b. 1869; Hon. D.C.L., Durham and Oxford 1919; as a lad worked in a
Cotton Mill : }n. 1893, Mary E. , da. of Owen Harper, of Bury ; is a J.P. for
Oldham, Pres. of National Union of Gen. Workers, Chm. of its Executive
Committee, Chm. of Labour Party in House of Commons, a Member of
Industrial Council, and Pres. of National Federation of Gen. Workers ; has
been Chm. of Federation of Trades Councils ; appointed a Member of Roy.
Commn. on the Civil Ser. 1912, and Parliamentary Sec. to Ministry of Food
1917; was Food Controller July to Dec. 1918; sometime a Member of Roy.
Commn. on Wheat Supplies; P.C. 1918. A Labour Member ; sat for N.-E.
Div. of Manchester Jan. 1906 to Nov. 191S ; elected for Manchester^ Platting
Div. Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residence~^\, St. John's Road, Putney, S.W.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
35
SIR STUART A. COATS, Bt. (Surrey, Eastern Division).
Stuart Auchincloss Coats, 2nd
Baronet, el. son of .Sir James Coats, 1st Bt.,
who d. 1913, by Sarah Ann, who d. 1887, da.
of John Auchincloss, of New York ; b. March
20th, 1868 : in. 1 89 1, Jane Muir, da. of
Thomas Greenlees, of Paisley, Renfrewshire ;
is Private Chamberlain of Sword and Cape to
Pope Benedict XV. (formerly to Pope Pius X),
a Com. of Order of Crown of Italy, and a
Knight Com. of Order of St. Gregory the
Great. A Conservative ; unsuccessfully con-
tested Morpeth Jan. 1906, and Deplford Jan.
and Dec. 1910 ; sat for Surrey, N.-E., or Wim-
bledon, Div. April 1916 to Nov. 1918 ; elected
for E. Div, of Surrey Dec. 14th, 1918.
Seats — Ballathie, Stanley, Perthshire ; Villa Passi-
flora, Cannes. Toivn Residence — lo, Charles Street,
Berkeley Square, W. Clubs — Carlton, Bachelors',
St. James's.
SIR CYRIL S. COBB (Fulham, West Division'.
Cyril Stephen Cobb, K.B.E., M.V.O., son of James Francis
Cobb, of Margate; I). Oct. 6th, 1861 ; ed. at Newton Abbot Coll., and at
Merton Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1884, M.A. and B.C.L. 1887); Bar. Middle
Temple 1887; was Vice-Chm. London County Council 1910-11, and Chm.
of its Education Committee 191 1 and 191 7, and of the Council 1913 ; was
Chm. Asylums and Mental Deficiency Committee 1914-17, and a Member of
Public Works Re-organization Committee, India 1917 ; M.V.O. {5th class) 191 1,
K.B.E. (Civil) 191 8. A Coalition Consei~vative ; has sat for W. Div. of Fulham
since Dec. 14th, 191 8.
Residence — s, Cornwall Terrace, Regent's Park, N.W. Clubs — Constitutional, Bath,
New University.
BRI6.-GEN. G. E. COCKERILL (Surrey, Relgate Division).
George Kynaston Cockerill, C^., son of the late Surg.-Gen.
Robert William Cockerill, by Clara Sandys, da. of the late Maj.-Gen. Charles
Pooley; b. Aug. 13th, 1867 ; entered Queen's (Roy. W. Surrey Regt.) 1888,
became Major Roy. Fusiliers (City of London Regt.) 1907 (retired 1910),
Lieut.-Col. 7th Batn. 1913, and Brevet Col. 1917 ; served with Hazara Expe-
dition 1891 (medal with clasp), with Chitral Relief Force 1895 (medal with
clasp), on N.-W. Frontier of India 1897-8 (despatches, clasp), during S. African
War 1900-1902, on Staff (despatches. Queen's medal with clasp, King's medal
with two clasps), and during European War 1914-19, as Sub-Director of Mil.
Operations, Dep. Director of Mil. Intelligence, and Director of Special Intelli-
gence at War Office, with rank of Brig. -Gen. (despatches, C.B., Brevet Col.,
Com. of Legion of Honour, Crown of Italy, and Crown of Belgium, 2nd class
Japanese Order of the Sacred Treasure, ist class Russian Order of St. Stan-
islas) ; explored E. Hindu Kush 1892-5 (Macgregor Memorial medal, gold
medallist Roy. United Service Institute of India), and was British Technical
Delegate at Hague Conference 1907 ; C.B. (Mil.) 1916. A Coalition Unionist;
unsuccessfully contested Thornbury Div. of Gloucestershire Dec. 1910; has sat
for Reigate Div. of Surrey since Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residence — 19, Knightsbridge, S.W.i. Clubs — Carlton, United Service.
36 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
MIJOB J. B. B. COHEN (Liverpool, Fairfield Divlsiou).
Jack Benn Brunei Cohen, son of Louis S Cohen, J.P., of
The Priory, St. Michael's Hamlet, Liverpool ; b. Oct. 5th, 1886 : tn. 1914,
Vera Evelyn, da. of Sir Stuart Montagu Samuel, 1st Bt. (cr. 1912) ; is Hon.
Treasurer British Legion, and Major Liverpool Regt. (T.A.) ; European War
1914-18 (severely wounded, despatches). An Unionist; has sat for Fairfield
Div. of Liverpool since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— 'iA.onuoic, Stanmore, Middlesex.
MAJOR W. P. COLFOX (Dorset, Northern Division).
William Philip Colfox, M.C, el. son of Col. Thomas Alfred
Colfox, J.P., D.L., of Coneygar, Bridport, by Constance, da. of the late
E. J. Nettlefold, of Hallfield, Birmingham ; b. Feb. 25th, 1888; ed. privately,
at Eton, and at R.M.A. : m. 1920, Mary Frances, da. of Col. J. 13. Symes
Bullen, of Catherston, Charmouth ; is Major R.F.A., and a J.P. for Dorset ;
European War 1914-17 (wounded twice, M.C., 1914 star) ; appointed Private
Sec. (unpaid) to Parliamentary Sec. to Min. of Pensions 1920, and to
Under-Sec. of State for the Colonies 1921. A Coalition Unionist ; has sat for
N. Div. of Dorset since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— $6, Draycott Place, S.W.3. Ctu6— Army and Navy.
M. P. COLIVET (Limerick City).:
Michael Patrick Colivet ; d. 18 — ; sometime Manager of
Shannon Foundry, of Limerick ; is a Member of Limerick City Corporation.
A Sinn Fein Member; elected for Limerick City Dec. 4tb, 1918, and for
Limerick E. and City of Limerick in Parliament of S. Ireland June 1921.
Reside/ice— Cast\eview Gardens, Limerick.
C. COLLINS (Limerick Co., West Division).:
Cornelius Collins; d. 18 — ; sometime a Clerk in Dublin Post
Office ; arrested at Tralee, and sentenced to penal servitude for life (released).
A Sinn FHn Member; elected for W. Div. of Limerick Co. Dec. 4th, 1918,
and for Kerry and W. Limerick cos. in S. Parlament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence —
SIR GODFREY P. COLLINS (GreenockV
Godfrey Pattison Collins, K.B.E., C.M.G., son of the late
Alexander Glen Collins, publisher, who d. 191 1, of Annet Lodge, Skelmorlie,
N.B. ; b. June 26th, 1875 '■ ^- 1900. Faith, da. of J. C. A. Henderson ; formerly
a Midshipman in R.N. ; is Managing Director of William Collins, Sons and
Co. (Limited), publishers, of Glasgow; European War 1915-18, in Egypt,
Gallipoli, and Mesopotamia, as Inspector Q.M.G. Sers. with rank of Col. ;
was a Member of War Office Supplies Committee 1912-13, and Par iamentary
Private Sec. (unpaid) to Rt. Hon. J. E. B. Seely, M.P. (when Under Sec. of
State for War, and Sec. of State for War) 1910-14, and to Rt. Hon. J. W.
Gulland, M.P. (when Ch. Liberal Whip) 1915, a Junior Lord of the Treasury
and Coalition Liberal Whip for Scotland 1919-20, and Parliamentary Charity
Commr. 1920 21 ; C.M.G. 1917, K.B.E. (Mil.) 1919. An Independent
Liberal ; has .sat for Greenock since Jan. 19th, 1910.
Residence— ^o, Rutland Gate, S.W. C/«*J— Reform, Ranelagh.
M. COLLINS (Cork Co.. South Cork Division*.:
Michael Collins, son of Michael Collins, of Clonakilty, co.
Cork ; b. 1890 ; ed. at Clonakilty, and at King's Coll , London ; sometime
Comdt. Irish Republican Army ; became Min. of Finance in Dail Eireann
1921, and Chm. of Provisional Govt, for Irish Free Stat» Jan. 14th, 1922. A
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 37
Sinn Fdn Member ; elected for S. Cork Div. of Cork Co. Dec. 4th, 1918,
and for Armagh Co. in N. Parliament of Ireland and for Cork Co. (N., Mid,
W., S., and S.-E.) in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — Woodfield, Clonakilty, co. Cork.
BRIG.-GEN. R. B. COLVIN (Essex, Epping Divisiou).
Richard Beale Colvin, C.B., el. son of Beale Blackwell Colvin,
formerly of Pishiobmy, Herts, and Monkhams, Essex ; b. Aug. 4th, 1856 ; ed.
at Eton, and at Trin. Coll., Camb. (B.A. 1879) '• '"• 1895, Lady Gwendoline
Audrey Adeline Brudenell Rous, da. of 2nd Earl of Stradbroke ; formerly
Capt. 4th Batn. Essex Regt., and Major Suffolk Imperial Yeo. ; commanded
Essex Yeo. 1901-9 (T.D.) ; is Hon. Brig.-Gen. in the Army, a J. P. and D.L.
for Essex (Sheriff 1890), and Chm. of its Territorial Force Asso. ; has been
Chm. of Lee Valley Commn. since 1892; served in S. Africa r9oo-i90i,
Comdg. 20th Batn. Imperial Yeo., and as Comdt. Norvals Pont (despatches,
C.B.) ; commanded a Mounted Brig, 19 16 (despatches) ; is a Knight of Grace
of Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England ; sometime Hon. Col. Comdt.
Essex Vol. Regt. (despatches); has Order of Mercy; C.B. (Mil.) 1900 and
(Civil) 191 1. A Coalition Unionist; sat for W., or Epping, Div. of Essex
June 1917 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Epping Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Monkhams, Waltham Abbey. Clul) — Arthur's.
SIR W. MARTIN CONWAY (Durham, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds,
Sheffield, Birmingham, and Bristol Universities).
William Martin Conway, son of the late Rev. William Conway,
R. of St. Margaret's, Westminster, and Canon of Westminster ; b. April 12th,
1856 ; ed. at Repton, and at Trin. Coll., Camb. (B.A. 1879, M.A. 1882) ; Hon.
Litt.D., Durham and Manchester : m. 1884, Katrina, da. of Charles Lambard,
of Augusta, Maine, U.S.A. ; was Professor of Art in Univ. Coll., Liverpool
1885-8, and Slade Professor at Camb. 1901-4 ; has travelled much in Europe
and the East ; in 1892 explored the Himalayas, surveying 2,000 square miles
of mountain country and reaching an altitude of about 23,000 feet ; in 1894
traversed the whole range of Alps, in 1896 and 1897 explored interior of Spits-
bergen and crossed the island for the first time, and in 1898 explored the Andes
of Bolivia, climbed Aconcagua (23,080 feet), and explored mountains of Tierra
del Fuego ; is Vice-Pres. So. of Antiquaries and of Roy. Geographical So.,
Director-Gen. of Imperial War Museum, and a Trustee of Wallace Collection ;
has been Pres. of Alpine Club, and Chm. of Managing Committee of the In-
corporated So. of Authors ; sometime Editor of the Alpine Journal ; received
Founder's Medal of Roy. (geographical So. 1905 ; author of several books on
Art and Mountaineering ; Knt. 1895. ^ Coalition Unionist; unsuccessfully
contested Bath 1895 > l^^^s sat for Durham, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds,
Shefifield, Birmingham, and Bristol Univs. since Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residences— nT, Romney Street, S.W i ; Allington Castle, Maidstone. Clubs —
Athenaeum, Burlington Fine Arts, Royal Automobile, Alpine.
SIR CLEMENT KINLOCH-COOKE (Plymouth, Devonport Division),
Clement KiNLOCH-CoOKE, K.B.E., only son of the late Robert
Whall Cooke, of Sunnyside, Brighton; b. 1854; ed. at Brighton Coll., and
at St. John's Coll., Camb. (B.A. Honours Mathematical Tripos 1877, LL.M.
Law Tripos 1878) : m. 1898, Florence, youngest da. of the late Rev. Launcelot
Errington, V. of Midgham, Reading; Bar. Inner Temple 1883 ; was Private
Sec. to Under Sec. of State for the Colonies (Earl of Dunraven) 1885-6, Legal
Adviser to House of Lords Sweating Committee 1886-8, Civil Ser. Commn.
Examiner for Factory Inspectorships 1890, and Hon. Sec. to Allied Colonial
Univs. Conference 1903 ; is a well-known political writer and recognised
authority on Colonial Affairs, Chm. and Treasurer of Princess Mary Memorial
Home, and of Queen Mary's Holiday Home for Governesses, a Member of
Council of Roy. Colonial Institute, Chm. of Central Emigration Board, and
38
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
of Advisory Committee of Secondary Schs. for Girls (S.-W. London), a
Member of Conjoint Committee for Promoting Commercial Education (London
Univ.)> a Gov. of Imperial Coll. of Science and Technology, and a Director
(London Board) of Colonial Mutual Assurance So. ; sometime a Member of
London County Council, of Higher Education Committee for Co. London, of
Central Unemployed Body for London, and of Co. of London Territorial
Force Asso. ; was a Member of Council and of Executive Committee of
Festival of Empire 1910-I1 ; has been Editor of Pall Mall Gazette and
Observer ; founded and edits The Empire Review ; assumed the additional
surname of Kinloch 1905; author of "Australian Defence and New Guinea,"
and of the authorised memoirs of Princess Mary Adelaide, Duchess of Teck,
and of " Queen Mary" ; Knt. 1905, K.B.E. 1919. A Coalition Conservative ;
sat for Devonport Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918; elected for Devonport Div. of
Plymouth Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 3, Mount Street, W. Chambers — 2, Garden Court, Temple, E.C. Clubs —
Athenaeum, Carlton, St. Stephen's, United.
SIR RICHARD A. COOPER, Bt. (WalsaU).
Richard Ashmole Cooper, 2nd
Baronety el. son of Sir Richard Powell Cooper,
1st Bt., of Shenstone Court, Shenstone, Stafford-
shire, by Elizabeth Anne, el. da. of Elias Ash-
mole Ashmall, of Hammerwich, Staffordshire ;
b. Aug. nth, 1874: m. 1900, Alice Elizabeth,
el. da. of the late Rev. Edward Priestland, Head
Master of Spondon House Sch.,Spondon, Derby;
is a Chemical Manufacturer, and a J. P. for
Herts ; formerly Lieut. Staffordshire Imperial
Yeo. A National Member; has sat for Walsall
since Jan. 17th, 1910.
Residence— 6, Carlton Gardens, S.W.i. Clubs —
Carlton, Portland, St. Stephen's, Ranelagh, Sports',
Royal Automobile, Argentine.
C. R. COOTE (Cambridgeshire, Isle of Ely Division).
Colin Reith Coote, D.S.O., elder son of Howard Coote,
Lord-Lieut, of Huntingdonshire, of Stukeley Hall, Huntingdon; b. Oct. 19th,
1893; ed. atBalliol Coll., Oxford : vi. 1916, Marguerite, da. of Col. Wellsted,
of Tranby Lodge, Hessle, E. Yorkshire ; is Lieut. Gloucestershire Regt.
(T.F.); served during European War 1914-18 (wounded, D.S.O.) ; appointed
Parliamentary Private Sec. to Sec. of State for India 1919 ; D.S.O. 1918.
A Coalition Liberal; sat for N., or Wisbech, Div. of Cambridgeshire Dec. 191 7
to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Cambridgeshire, Isle of Ely Div. Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residence— The Thatched Cottage, Hemingford Abbots, Hunts.
W. COOTE (Tyrone Co., South Tyrone Division).
William Coote, son of the late William Coote, of Killevalley,
Ballyjamesduff, co. Cavan; b. Dec. loth, 1863 : m. 1889, Letitia A. Allen ; is
a woollen manufacturer, and a J. P. and County Councillor for co. Tyrone. A
Conservative; has sat for S. Tyrone Div. of Tyrone Co, since Feb. 28th, 1916 ;
elected for Fermanagh and Tyrone Cos. inN. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residences— C\o%h^r, co. Tyrone ; Aberfoyle, Maryville Park, Belfast.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENl'.
39
MAJOR W. COPE (Glamorganshire, Llandaff and Barry DivlBion).
William Cope, son of Matthew Cope, J. P., of St. Mellons,
near Cardiff, by Margaret, da. of John Harrison, of Beetham Hall, West-
morland ; b. Aug. i8th, 1870 ; ed. at Repton, and at Clare Coll., Camb.
(B.A. 1891, M.A. 1893) : m. 1900, Helen, younger da. of Major Alexander
Shuldham, J. P., D.L., of Flowerfield, co. Londonderry; Bar. Inner Temple
1895; is Major Yeo., and a J. P. for Glamorgan; sometime a Director of
Albion Colliery Co., of Welsh Navigation Colliery Co., and of S. Wales
Electrical Power Distribution Co. An Unionist ; has sat for Llandaff and
Barry Div. of Glamorganshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Nash Manor, Cowbridge, Glamorganshire. Clubs — Carlton, Oxford and
Cambridge, Hurlingham.
RIGHT HON, SIR EDWIN (A.) CORNWALL, Bt. (Bethnal Green, North-East
Division).
Edwin (Andrew) Cornwall, P.C, ist Baronet, second son of
the late Andrew Cornwall, of Lapford, Devon ; b. June 30th, 1863 ; ed.
privately : w. 1883, Ellen Mary, da. of John Day, of Oxford ; is a J. P. and
D.L. for CO. London, and an Officer of Legion of Honour ; was a Member of
Thames Conservancy Board 1897-1909, Vice-Chm. of London County Council
1903-5, Chm. 1905-6, Vice-Chm. of Co. of London Territorial Force Asso.
1907-14, first Mayor of Fulham 1900-1901, and Comptroller of H.M.'s House-
hold and Min. of National Health Insurance Dec. 1916 to Feb. 1919, since
when he has been Dep. Chm. of Ways and Means ; appointed a Member of
Select Committee on Civil List 1910, and Hon. Sec. Franco-British Parlia-
mentary Committee 1916 ; sometime Hon. Sec. London Liberal Members of
Parliament ; a Member of Roy. Commn. on King's Bench 1912 ; knighted
1905, cr. a Baronet 1918, and P.C.' 1921. A Coalition Liberal; unsuccess-
fully contested Fulham 1895 and 1900; has sat for N.-E. Div. of Bethnal
Green since Jan. i6th, 1906.
Residences — Heath Royal, Putney Heath, S.W. ; Holcombe Burnell, near Exeter,
Devon. Office — 155, Fenchurch Street, E.C. Clubs — Reform, Municipal and County.
SIR CLIFFORD J. CORY, Bt. (Cornwall, St. Ives Division).
Clifford John Cory, ist Baronet, son of
the late John Cory, J. P., D. L.,of 4, Park Crescent,
Portland Place, W. , and Duffryn, St. Nicholas.
Glamorganshire, by Anne Maria, who d. 1 909, da.
of John Beynon, of Newport, Monmouthshire ; b.
April loth, 1859 ; ed. privately, and abroad :
m. 1893, Jane Anne Gordon, da. of late Albert
Arthur Erin Lethbridge ; formerly Capt. 3rd Batn.
Welsh Regt. ; is a colliery proprietor, a J. P. and
D.L. for CO. Glamorgan, a J. P. for Monmouth
(High Sheriff 1905), Chm. of Cory Bros, and Co.
(Limited), and many other cos., and a Com. of
Order of Leopold of Belgium ; was Chm. of
Monmouthshire and S. Wales Coal Owners Asso.
1906 ; cr. a Baronet 1 907. A Liberal ; unsuccess-
fully contested S. Div. of Monmouthshire July 1895,
and S.-W., or Tonbridge, Div. of Kent (Dct. 1900;
of Cornwall Jan. 1906 to Nov. 1918 ; re-elected
sat for W., or St. Ives, Di
for St. Ives Div. of Cornwall Dec. 14th, 1918
Residences— gS, Mount Street, W. ; Llantarnam Abbey. Monmouthshire
Reform, Devonshire, National Liberal, Royal Automobile, Hurlingham,
Roehampton.
Clubs-
Ranelagh,
40
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
SIR J. HERBERT CORY, Bt. (Cardiff, South DivlBion),
James Herbert Cory, ist Baronet^
son of John Cory, Shipowner ; b. Feb. 7th,
1857; ed. privately: m. ist, 1879, Eliza-
beth Hoskin, who d. 1898, da. of George
Hoskin Wills ; 2ndly, 1910, Elizabeth
Cansh, da. of Alexander Walker ; is a
Director of John Cory and Sons (Limited),
shipowners, and of several other cos.,
and a J. P. and D.L. for Glamorgan
(High Sheriff 1913) ; cr. a Baronet 1919.
A Coalition Conservatitx ; sat for Car-
diff Dist. Nov. 1915 to Nov, 1918 ; elected
for S. Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Seat — Coryton, Whitchurch, Cardiff. Clubs
— Carlton, Junior Carlton, Constitutional, St.
Stephen's.
One lieat t, one luay.
W. T. COSGRAVE (Kilkenny Co., North Division).!
William Thomas Cosgrave; b. 18 — ; ed. at Christian Bros.
Schs., and Univ. Coll., Dublin ; is an Alderman of Dublin City Corporation
(sometime Chm. Finance Committee), and Sec. for Local Govt, in Dail
Eireann. A Stun hhn Member; sat for Kilkenny City Aug. 191 7 to Nov.
1918 ; elected for Kilkenny Co., N. Div., Dec. 4th, 1918, and for Carlow
and Kilkenny Cos. in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residences — 174, James's Street, Dublin ; Templeogue, co. Dublin.
LIEUT.-COL. G. L. COURTHOFE (East Sussex, Rye Division).
George LoydCouRTHOPE,J/.(7.,el. son of the
late George John Courthope, J. P., D.L., of Whiligh,
Sussex, by Elinor Sarah, who d. 1895, da. of the late
Col. Edward Loyd, J. P., D.L. of Lillesden, Hawk-
hurst ; b. June 12th, 1877 ; ed. at Eton, and at Ch.
Ch. , Oxford : m. 1899, Hilda Gertrude, only da. ol
the late Maj.-Gen. Henry Pelham Close, Bom.S.C. ,
Bar. Inner Temple 1901 ; is a J. P. and D.L. for
Sussex, Lieut. -Col. (T.D.) Comdg. 5th Batn. Roy.
Sussex Regt. (T.A.), Chm. Forestry Consultative
Committee for England, a Member of Sussex
Territorial Force Asso., and a Member of Councils
of National Rifle Asso. and of Agriculture ; some-
time Assist. Controller of Timber Supplies, Chm.
of Departmental Committee on .Swine Fever, and of
United Club and of Central Chamber of Agriculture;
served during European War 1915 (wounded, de-
spatches, Mil. Cross). A Coalition Conservative; sat for E., or Rye, Div.
of Sussex Jan. 1906 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Rye Div. of E. Sussex
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— ySlW\\^, Sussex. C/k^j— Carlton, Constitutional, National, Bath.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
41
D. M. COWAN (Edinburgb, St. Andrews, Glasgow, and Aberdeen UniTersities).
Dugald McCoig Cowan, son of John Cowan, of Maryhill; b.
18 — ; ed. at Glasgow Univ. (M.A. 19 — ); a Schoolmaster 1896-1919. A
Coalition Liberal; has sat for Edinburgh, St. Andrews, Glasgow, and
Aberdeen Univs. since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 7, York Drive, Glasgow.
SIR (W.) HENRT COWAN (Aberdeenshire and Kincardineshire, Eastern
Division).
William Henry Cowan, son of William Cowan, of Edinburgh ;
b. May 22nd, 1862 : in. 1900, Winifred, da. of Daniel Smith, of Edinburgh ;
is a J. P. for Sussex, a Director of Parkinson and W. and B. Cowan (Limited),
of London, Manchester, Edinburgh, and Sydney, and an Hon. Sec. of Scottish
Liberal Members in House of Commons; Knt. 1917. A Coalition Liberal;
sat for S.-W., or Guildford, Div. of Surrey Jan. 1906 to Jan. 1910, and for
E. Div. of Aberdeenshire Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ; re-elected for E. Div. of
Aberdeenshire and Kincardineshire Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— 21$, Ashley Gardens, S.W. ; The Crow's Nest, Fairwarp. Sussex. Clubs—
Reform, National Liberal, Automobile.
CAPT. C. C. CRAIG (Antrim Co., South Antrim
Division).
Charles Curtis Craig, fifth son of th?
late James Craig, of Craigavon and Tyrella,
CO. Down, by Eleanor Gilmour, da. of Robert
Brown ; b. Feb. i8th, 1869 ; ed. at Clifton Coll. :
;//. 1897, Lillian Bowring, da. of the late John
Wimble, of Ditton Hill, Surrey ; formerly
Capt. Roy. Irish Rifles ; European War
(wounded, prisoner) ; is a Chevalier Legion of
Honour, and a D.L. for co. Down. A Con-
sei~vative ; has sat for S. Antrim Div. of co.
Antrim since Feb. 5th, 1903.
Residence — 29, Brompton Square, S.W. 3. Clubs —
Carlton, Ulster.
BIGHT HON. SIR HENRY CRAIK (Edinburgh, St. Andrews, Glasgow and
Aberdeen Universities).
Henry Craik, P.C., K.C.B., LL.D., son of the late Rev.
James Craik, D.D., of St. George's, Glasgow ; b. Oct. l8th, 1846 ; ed. at
Glasgow Univ. (Hon. LL.D. 1884), and at Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1870,
M.A. 1882) ; LL.D. St. Andrews : «t. 1873, Fanny Esther, da. of the late
Charles Duffield, of Manchester; is a J. P. for London; was Examiner in
Education Depart. 1870-85, and Sec. to Scotch Education Depart. 1885-1904 ;
appointed a Member of War Pensions Committee 1916 ; author of " Life of
Swift," "A Century of Scottish History," "Life of Clarendon," and other
works; C.B. (Civil) 1887, K.C.B. (Civil) 1897, P.C. 1918. A Conservative;
sat for Glasgow and Aberdeen Univs. Feb. 1906 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for
Edinburgh, St. Andrews, Glasgow and Aberdeen Univs. Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 5A, Dean's Yard, Westminster, S.W. C/«^.f— Athenaeum, Scottish
Conservative.
42 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
COL. THE RIGHT HON. ROBERT GORDON SHARMAN CRAWFORD
(Down Co., Mid Down Division).
Robert Gordon Sharman-Crawford, P.C, C.B.E., son of the
late Arthur Sharman-Crawford, of Crawfordsbum and Rademon, co. Down ;
h. 1853; ed. at Elstree, and at Trin. Coll., Dublin (M.A. 1885): m. 1882,
Amy Helen, da. of Ernest Arbonin, of Beckworth, Lindfield, Sussex ; is a
J. P., a D. L., and Chm. of County Council for co. Down ; formerly in i6th
Lancers, and Col. Comdg. 3rd Batn. Roy. Irish Rifles ; European War
1914-19 (despatches, C.B.E.) ; P.C. and C.B.E. (Mil.) 1919. An Unionist;
unsuccessfully contested Down Co., N. Div. Oct. I9(X) ; sat for E. Div. of
Belfast (C) April 1914 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Down Co., Mid Down
Div. July 2nd, 192 1, and a Senator for N. Parliament of Ireland 192 1.
Residences — Crawfordsbum, Belfast; Rademon House, Crossgar, co. Down. Clubs —
Carlton, Ulster, Royal Thames Yacht.
LIEUT. -COL. H. P. CROFT (Bournemouth).
Henry Page Croft, C.M.G., son of the late
Richard .Benyon Croft, of Fanhams Hall, Ware; b.
June 22nd, 1881 ; ed. at Eton, at Shrewsbury, and
at Trin. Hall, Camb. : m. 1907, Nancy, da. of Sir
Robert Hudson Borwick, Bt., of 16, Berkeley Square,
W., and Eden Lacy, Lazonby, Cumberland; Lieut. -
Col. (T.D.) 1st Batn. Hertfordshire Regt. (T.A.), Chm.
Executive of National Constitutional Asso , and a
J.P. and D.L. for Herts; European War 1914-16 as
Lieut.-Col. Comdg. a Batn. Herts Regt., and as Brig.-
Gen. Comdg. a Brig, (despatches, mentioned, C.M.G.);
C.M.G. 191 5. A National Member; unsuccessfully
Esseguatn videri. contested Lincoln City Jan. 1906 ; sat for Christchurch
Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918; elected for Bournemouth Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — 15, Southwell Gardens, S.W. ; Knole, Bournemouth. C/»<(5— Carlton.
J. CROWLEY (Kerry Co.. North Kerry DlviBion).J
James Crowley; b. j8 — ; A Sinn Fein Member; elected for
N. Kerry Div. of Kerry Co. Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residence — Listowel, co. Kerry.
J. CROWLEY (Mayo Co., North Division).!
John Crowley, L.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. ; b. 18—; ed. at Queen's
Coll., Cork; L.R.C.S. and L.R.C.P. 1897; is Dispensary Med. Officer of
Ballycastle. A Siftn Fiin Member; elected for N. Div. of Mayo Co. Dec.
14th, 1918, and for Kerry and W. Limerick Cos. and Mayo N. and Mayo W.
Co. in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
/?Mi(/?««— Ballycastle, Ballina, co. Mayo.
VISCOUNT CURZON (Battersea, South Division).
Francis Richard Henry Penn Curzon
( Viscount Curzon), el. son of 4th Earl Howe, of
Woodlands, Uxbridge, Bucks, Acton Place, Sudbury,
and Curzon House, Mayfair, W., by Lady Georgiana
Elizabeth Spencer-Churchill, who d. 1906, da. of
7th Duke of Marlborough ; b. May ist, 1884 ; ed.
at Eton, and at Oxford Univ. : in. 1907, his cousin,
Mary, only da. of the late Col. the Hon. Montagu
Curzon ; is Capt. Roy. Naval Vol. Reserve. A
Coalition Conservative ; has sat for S. Div. of
Battersea since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— 1=,, Curzon Street, Mayfair, W. C/k*— Marlborough.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
43
B. CUSACE (Galway Co., North Galway Division).!
Brian Cusack, M.D. ; b. i8— ; ed. at Galway Coll. ; sometime
in Civil Ser. A Sinn FHn Member ; elected for N. Galway Div. of Galway
Co. Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Galway Co. in S. Parliament of Ireland June
1921.
Residence — Turloughmore, Galway.
SIR DAVISON DAL2IEL. Bt. (Lambeth, Brixton Division).
Davison Dalziel, ist Baronet,
son of the late Davison Octavian Dalziel ;
b. Oct. 1852: m. 1876, Harriet, da. of
J. Godfrey Dunning ; is lfast Div., in N. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residences— "i, College Square, Belfast ; 39, Upper O'Connell .Street, Dublin. Club —
Natioti.-il (Belfast).
LIEUT.-COM. H, DEWHURST (Caieshire. Northwicli Division).
Harry Dkwhurst, son of the late George B. Dewhurst, of
Oughtrington Park, Lymm, Cheshire, by Frances, who d. 191 », da. of the
late Rev. \V. H. G. Mann, of Glanllyn, Trefnant, N. Wales; h. Feb. 27th,
1866 ; ed. at Winchester, and at Repton : vi. 1890, Ethel, youngest da. of the
late B. Davies, of Adlington, Lancashire; Lieut.-Com. R.N.V.R., a Director
of Geo. and K. Dewhurst (Limited), and a J. P. for Cheshire ;■ European War
1914-18, with Remounts, and as Admiralty King's Messenger. A Coalition
Unionist', has sat for Norlhwich Div. of Cheshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — 178, St. James's Court, Buckingham Gate, S.W. ; Dale Ford, Sandiway,
Clubs — Carlton, Orleans, Royal Automobile.
CAPT. H. DIXON (Belfast, Pottinger Division).
Herbert Dixon, O.B.E., 4th son
of the Rt. Hon. Sir Daniel Dixon,
P.C, 1st Bt. (M.P. for Belfast, N. Div.,
1905-7), of Ballymenock, Holywood, co.
Down, by Annie, da. of the late James
Shaw, of Belfast; b. Jan. 23rd, 1880;
ed. at Rugby, and at R.M.C. : 111. 1905,
the Hon. Emily Ina Florence Bingham,
da. of 5th Baron Clanmorris ; is
Capt. Reserve of Officers, a Director
of Thomas Dixon and Sons (Limited),
and a J. P. for co. Kildare (High Sheriff
1916) ; S. Africa 1899-1902, and Sup.
Remounts, Belfast, European War
1915-18 (despatches, O.B.E.) ; O.B.E.
(Mil.) 1918. An Unionist; has sat for
Pottinger Div. of Belfast since Dec. 14th,
1918 : elected for Belfast, E. Belfast
Div., in N. Parliament of Ireland
(Financial Sec. of Min. of Finance) June 1921.
Resuieiice—'Sew Abbey, Kilcullen, co. Kildare. C/K^.f— Constitutional, Cavalry,
Kildare Street, Ulster.
SIR MAURICE E. DOCKRELL (Dublin Co.. Rathmines Division).:
Maurice Edward Dockrell, son of the late Thomas Dockreli,
J.P., of Monkstown, co. Dublin ; d. Dec. 2i£t, 1850 ; ed. at Portora Roy.
Sch., Enniskillen, and at Trin. Coll., Dublin : m. 1875, Margaret Sarah, da.
of the late George William Shannon, solicitor, of Dublin ; is Chm. of Dockrell
(Limited), merchants, of Dublin, and a D.L. for Dublin ; sometime a Member
of Dublin Port and Docks Board (Vice-Chm. for three years) ; Chm. Dublin
Recruiting Committee, and co. Dublin Red Cross Committee 1914- 18;
appointed a Member of Irish Liquor Committee, and of Irish Recruiting
Council 1919; Knt. 1905. An Unionist; unsuccessfully contested St. Patrick's
Div. of Dublin 1885 ; has sat for Rathmines Div. of co. Dublin since Dec.
14th, 1918.
Residence — Camolin, Monkstown, co. Dublin. Club — United Service (Dublin).
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
49
J. N, DOLAN (Leitrim Co.).t
James Nicholas Dolan ; b. 18 — ; in business. A Sinn Fiin
Member; elected for Leitrim Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Leitrim and N.
Roscommon Cos. in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — Manorhamilton, co. Leitrim.
T. DONALD (Belfast, Victoria Division).
Thompson Donald ; h. 18 — ; a Foreman Shipwright; is Hon.
Sec. Ulster Unionist Labour Asso. A Labour Unionist ; has sat for Victoria
Div. of Belfast Borough since Dec. 14th, 1918 ; elected for Belfast E. Div.
in N. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
At^dress — House of Commons, Westminster, S. W.
P. DONNELLY (Armagh Co., South Armagh Division).
Patrick Donnelly, son of the late P. Donnelly; b. 1878 ; ed.
at Queen's Coll., Belfast; admitted a Solicitor 1905. A Nationalist \ elected
for S. Div. of Armagh Co. Feb. ist, 1918.
Residence — "ii^virY, co. Down.
N. GRATTAN DOYLE (Newcastle-upon-Tyne, North Division).
Nicholas Grattan Doyle, 3rd son of the late John Doyle, of
Ballyroe House, co. Wexford; b. Aug. i8th. 1862; ed. privately, and at St.
Aidan's Acad., Enniscorthy : m. 1st, 1899, Kathryn Deering Nevins, who d.
1902, of Holly Hall East, Orange, New Jersey, U.S.A. ; 2nd, 1905, Gwendoline
Fane Mackusick, of Lyttel Hall, Surrey ; sometime Hon. Sec, Northern Tariff
Reform Federation, of- which he was a founder ; is a Director of Northern
Counties Newspaper Co., and of Great Northern Central Railway of Colombia,
and a J. P. and D.L. for Durham. A Coalition Unionist ; unsuccessfully con-
tested Gateshead Jan. 1910; has sat for N. Div. of Newcastle-on-Tyne since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— Oshorne House, Potters Bar. Chtbs — Carlton, Constitutional, Royal
Automobile, 1900.
SIR ARTHUR P. DU CROS, Bt. (Wandsworth, Clapham Division).
Arthur Philip DU Cros, ist
Baronet, son of the late (William)
Harvey du Cros, J. P. (formerly M. P.
for Hastings), of Inniscorrig,
Dalkey, co. Dublin, by Annie, who
d. 1899, ^^- of the late John Roy,
of Durrow, Queen's co. ; b. Jan.
26th, 1871 : m. 1895, Maude, da.
of the late William Gooding, of
Coventry ; is Pres. and a Life
Director of Dunlop Rubber Co.
(Limited), Chm. of Parent Tyre
Co. (Limited), a J. P. for Middle-
.sex, and Hon. Col. 8th Batn. Roy.
Warwickshire Regt. ; cr. a Baronet
1916. A Coalition Conservative;
unsuccessfully contested Bow and
Bromley Div. of Tower Hamlets
Jan. 1906 ; sat for Hastings March
1908 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Clapham Div. of Wandsworth Dec. 14th,
1918.
Residences — Craigweil House, Aldwick, Sussex ; La Fiorentina, Cap St. Jean, Cap
Ferret, Alpes Martimes, France. Clubs— Qa.xXx.on, Junior Carlton, Travellers' (Paris).
5© MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
O. GAVAN DUFFY (Dublin Co., South Division).!
George Gavan Duffy, B.L.^ son of the late Sir Charles Gavan
Duffy, K.C.M.G. ; b. 1882 ; acted as Sinn Fein Envoy at Rome, and became
Min. for Foreign Affairs in Dail Eireann Jan. 1922: m. 1908, Margaret, da.
of the late A. M. Sullivan; admitted Solicitor (England) 1907 ; Bar. King's
Inns, Dublin 1917. A Sinn fan Member; elected for S. Div. of Dublin
Co. Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 39, Mespil Road, Dublin.
E. J. DUOGAK (Heath Co., South Diyl8ion).t
Edmund (Eameson) John Duggan; b. 18 — ; admitted a Solicitor
1914 ; became Sec. for Home Affairs in Dail Eireann Jan. 1922, and a Member
of Provisional Govt, of Irish Free State. A Sinn FHn Aietnber ; elected for
S. Div. of CO. Meath Dec. I4lh, 1918, and for Louth and Meath Cos. in S.
Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence— -it. Upper St. Brigid's Road, Drumcondra, Dublin.
LIEUT. -COL. W. B. DU PRE (Buckinghamshire, Wycombe Division).
William Baring Du Pre, el. son of the late
James Du Pre ; b. April 5th, 1875 ; ed. at Winchester, and
at R.M.C.: m. 1903, Vouri Wynyard, da. of the late
Capt. Henry Townley Wright, R.N. ; formerly Lieut.
King's Roy. Rifle Corps; served in S. Africa 1900, with
Imperial Yeo., European War 1914-18; is Lieut.-Col.
R.H.A. (T.F.), patron of one living, and a J.P. and D.L.
for Bucks (High Sheriff 191 1). A Coalition Conservative ;
unsuccessfully contested Mid, or Loughborough, Div. of
Hapersala fide, ha Leicestershire Jan. 1906 ; sat for S., or Wycombe, Div. of
persa Vlionore. Buckinghamshire Feb. 1914 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for
Bucks, Wycombe Div., Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residence — Wilton Park, Beaconsfield. Clubs — United Service, Carlton.
C. B. EDGAR (Richmond).
Clifford Blackburn Edgar, el. son of the late John Edgar, of
Terrace Lodge, Richmond Hill, Surrey, by Elizabeth, da. of James Black-
burn ; b. Oct. 2nd, 1857; ed. at Manchester Univ. (B.Sc. 1881), and at
London Univ. (Mus.B. 1889) : m. 1883, Mary, only da. of the late George
Fowden, of Whalley Range, Lancashire ; is a Director of Bank of British
West Africa, a J. P., a D.L., and Chm. of County Council for Surrey, Chm.
Richmond Education Committee, and Member of Senate of London Univ. ;
was Mayor of Richmond 1898-9, 1903-4, and 1910-I1. A Coalition Unionist;
has sat for Richmond since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— \] ^AAe^rWe., Queen's Road, Richmond, Surrey. Clubs — Royal Societies',
Constitutional, St. Stephen's, British Empire, University of London.
CAPT. SIR WILLIAM EDGE (Bolton).
William Edge, son of Sir Knowles Edge, of Great Marld, Smith-
hills, Bolton; b. Nov. 21st, 1880 : m. 19—, Ada, da. of S. Ickringill, of
Keighley ; is a colour manufacturer, and Capt. in the Army ; sometime a Staff-
Capt. at War Office ; appointed Parliamentary Private Sec. to Min. of National
Sen 1917, to Min. of National Ser. and Reconstruction 1919, and to Min. of
Labour 1919, and Assist. Liberal Whip (unpaid) 1919 ; Knt. 1922. A
Coalition Liberal ; sat for Bolton-le-Moors Feb. 1916 to Nov. 1918 ; elected
for Bolton Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residence— \.ynAm.^, Bolton, Lancashire. Club- National Liberal.
I
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
51
VISCOUNT EDNAM (Hornsey)
William Humble Eric Ward {Vt's-
cotmt Ednani), M.C., el. son of and Earl of
Dudley, of Himley Hall, Dudley, and 7,
Carlton Gardens, S.W. ; b. Jan. 30th, 1894;
ed. at Eton, and at Ch. Ch., Oxford : m.
1919, Lady Rosemary Millicent Sutherland
Leveson-Gower, da. of 4th Duke of Suther-
land ; formerly Lieut. loth Hussars ; Euro-
pean War 1914-18 (wounded, M.C., Legion of
Honour). A Conservative ; has sat for
Hornsey since No\r. loth, 192 1.
Residence— <j(>, Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, S.W.
A. C. EDWARDS (East Ham, Soulh Division).
Allen Clement Edwards, son of Benjamin Edwards, of
Knighton, Radnorshire ; b. June 1869 ; ed. at Knighton National Sch. : ni.
1890, Fanny, who d. 1921, da. of the late Capt. Thomas Emerson, Sup. of
Trinity House, Great Yarmouth ; Bar. Middle Temple 1899 ; is an author ,
was Chm. National Democratic Party in House of Commons 1919-20. A
National Democrat; unsuccessfully contested Tottenham Div. of Middlesex
July 1895, and Denbigh Dist. Oct. 1900 ; sat therefor Jan. 1906 to Jan. 19 10,
when he was again defeated ; sat for E. Div. of Glamorganshire Dec. 1910
to Nov. 1918 ; elected for S. Div. of East Ham Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— ^6, St. George's Square, S.W. Club — National Liberal.
C. EDWARDS (Monmouthshire, Bedwellty Divlsion\
Charles Edwards, son ot John Edwards, of Llangunllo, Rad-
norshire; b. Feb. 19th, 1867; ed. at National Sch., Llangunllo: m. 1886,
^L A. Davies ; sometime a Miner and Checkweigher ; is a Miners' Agent,
and a J. P. for Monmouthshire. A Labour Member; has sat for Bedwellty
Div. of Monmouthshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Blackwood, Monmouth.
G. EDWARDS (Norfolk, South Division).
George Edwards, O.B.E., son of the late Thomas Edwards,
of Marshani, Norfolk; b. Oct. 5th, 1850 : ;«. 1872, Charlotte Corle, of Alby,
Norfolk, who d. 1912 ; formerly Sec. National Union of Agricultural Workers;
a J. P. and a County Alderman for Norfolk ; O.B.E. (Civil) 1918. A Labour
ALember; unsuccessfully contested Norfolk, S. Div., Dec. 1918 ; has sat for
Norfolk, S. Div., since July 27lh, 1920.
Residence — 7, Titchfield Street, Fakenham, Norfolk.
MAJOR J. EDWARDS (Glamorganshire, Aheravon Division).
John Edwards, D.S.O., son of the Rev. James Edwards, of
Neath, and Rachel, da. of Timothy Jones, of Hendrelas, Cardiganshire ; b.
Feb. 28th, 1882 ; ed. at British and Intermediate Schs., Neath, at Univ. Coll.
of Wales, and at London Univ. (B.A. 1901); Bar. Gray's Inn 1921 ; is a
Schoolmaster, and a Member of National Union of Teachers ; European War
1914-18 from ranks to Lieut. -Col. (despatches twice, D.S.O.); D.S.O. 1919.
A Coalition Liberal and Labour Member ; has sat for Aberavon Div. of
Glamorganshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Rhydding, Neath, South Wales.
J. HUGH EDWARDS (Glamorganshire, Neath Division).
John Hugh Edwards, el. son of the late Councillor John
Edwards, of Aberystwith; b. 1871 ; ed. at Univ. Coll. of Wales ; is a Member
of Town Council of Aberystwith, a Gov. of Univ. Coll. of Wales, Welsh
National Library and Welsh National Museum, a Student at Middle Temple,
52 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
Representative of Welsh Parliamentary Party in Court of Univ. of Wales,
and a J. P. for Surrey; formerly a County Councillor for Cardiganshire;
sometime a Congregational Min. ; was a Member of Speaker's Commn. on
Devolution; author of "From Village Green to Downing Street" (the
Life of D. Lloyd George), and "A Short History of the Welsh People." A
Coalition Liberal; sat for Mid Div. of Glamorgan Dec. 1910 to Nov. 1918;
elected for Neath Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Silver Lodge, Purley, Surrey. Chib — National Liberal.
W. E. ELLIOT (Lanarkshire, Lanark Division).
Walter Elliot Elliot, J/.C, ^.^V., M.B., Ch.B., son of William
Elliot, of Muirglen, Lanark, by Ellen Elizabeth, da. of Alexander Shiels ;
b. Sept. iQih, 1888; ed. at Glasgow Acad, and Univ. (B.Sc. 1910, M.B.
and Ch.B. 1913) : vi. 1919, Helen A., who d. 1919, da. of Lieut.-Col. D. L.
Hamilton, R.A.M.C. ; sometime Capt. R.A.M.C. Special Reserve; appointed
Parliamentary Private Sec. (unpaid) to Parliamentary Under Sec. for Health
in Scotland 1919 ; European War 1914-18 (wounded, M.C. with Bar, 1914
Star). A Coalition Unionist; has sat for Lanark Div. of Lanarkshire since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Muirglen, Lanark.
LIEUT-COL. SIR GEORGE S. ELLIOTT (Islington, West Division).
George Samuel Elliott; b. 18 — ; ed. at City of London
Sch. : w. 18—, Elizabeth Francis, da. of Robert Hellier, of Upottery,
Devon ; is a Refreshment Contractor of 14, Upper Street, Islington, N.,
Vice-Chm. Metropolitan Water Board, a Member of Metropolitan Asylums
Board, and a J. P. and an Alderman of Islington (thirteen times Mayor) ;
raised Islington Bain, of Middlesex Regt. during European War ; 38 years a
Member of Islington Board of Guardians (9 years Vice-Chm. and 20 years
Chm.), and 18 years a Member of London County Council; was Chm. of
Islington Local Tribunal during European War; Knt. 1917. A Coalition
Conservative; has sat for W. Div. of Islington since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — The Chalkpit, Maidenhead, Berks.
CAPT. VISCOUNT ELVEDEN (Southend on Sea).
Rupert Edward Cecil Lee Guinness ( Vis-
count Elveden), C.B., C.M.G., el. son of ist Earl of
Iveagh, of Farmleigh, Castleknock, co. Dublin, Elveden
Hall (Suffolk), near Thetford, 5, Grosvenor Place, S.W.,
and 80, St. Stephen's Green, Dublin, by Adelaide
Maria, da. of the late Richard Samuel Guinness, M. P.
for Barnstaple ; b. March 29th, 1874 ; ed. at Eton, and
at Trin. Coll., Camb. : w. 1903, Lady Gwendolen
Florence Mary Onslow, CB.E., da. of 4th Earl of
Onslow ; formerly Capt. 9th Vol. Batn. King's Roy.
Rifle Corps, and Capt. Roy. Naval Vol. Reserve
(London Div.) ; is a Lieut, of City of London ; served
in S. Africa 1900 (despatches, medal, C.M.G.) ; was
an A.D.C. to H.M. 1916-19; C.M.G 1900, C.B. (Civil)
191 1. A Consei-vative ; sat for Haggerston Div. of Shoreditch August 1908
to Jan. 1910, being defeated there Jan. 1906, and Jan. and Dec. 1910; sat for
S.-E. Div. of Essex March 1912 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Southend-on-Sea
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— \i, St. James's Square, S.W. ; Pyrford Court, Woking; Oakleigh,
Southend-on-Sea. C/«i!ii— Carlton, Bachelors', Kildare Street.
MAJOR C. F. ENTWISTLE (Kingston upon-HuU, South-West Division).
Cyril FuUard Entwlstle, M.C, son of Joe Entwistle, Cotton
Manufacturer, of Bolton and St. Anne's, by Elizabeth, da. of Michael
Fullard, of Bolton; b. Sept. 23rd, 1887; ed. at Bolton Gram. Sch., and
at Victoria Univ., Manchester (LL.B. 1908); admitted a Solicitor 1909,
I
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
53
Bar. Inner Temple 1919 ; sometime a Member of the legal firm of Aston,
Harwood, Somers and Entwistle ; is Major R.G.A., and a Member of
Central Advisory Committee on War Pensions ; European War 1914-18, Comdg.
a Battery (despatches, M.C.). A Liberal; has sat for S.-W. Div. of
Kingston-upon-Hull since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence —'S,yc\s\\ii, St. Anne's-on-Sea. C/aiJj— Reform (London), Reform (Man-
chester), National Liberal.
J. M. M. ERSEINE (Westminster, St. George's Divlsioii).
James Malcolm Monteith Erskine, son of the late Capt.
David Holland Erskine, 92nd Highlanders ; b. 1863 : m. 1898, Cicely Grace,
<la. of the late Rev. Charles Penrose Quicke, R. of Ashbrittle, Wellington,
Somerset ; is Chm, of Clan Erskine So. Committee, and a J. P. for Sussex.
An Independent and Anti- Waste Member ; has sat for St. George's Div. of
W^estminster since June 7th, 1921.
Residence — 7, Eccleston Square, S.W.i. Club — Junior Carlton.
J. R. ETCHINGHAM (Wicklow Co.. East Division).:
John (Sean) R. Etchingham ; b. 18 — ; is a Journalist, Chm.
Wexford County Council, and Sec, for Fishing in Dail Eireann. A Sinn
F^in Member; elected for E. Div. of Wicklow Co. Dec. 14th, 1918, and for
Vs^exford Co. in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — Courtown Harbour, Gorey, co. Wexford.
CAPT. E. EVANS (CaxdigansMre).
Ernest Evans, son of Evan Evans, Clerk of Cardiganshire
County Council, of 4, Laura Place, Aberystwyth ; b. 1885 ; ed. at Llandovery
Coll., at Univ. Coll., Wales, and at Trin. Hall, Camb. (B.A. and LL.B.
1908); Bar. Lincoln's Inn igto; joined S. Wales Circuit; European War
1915-18 as Capt. R.A.S.C. ; was Private Sec. to Rt. Hon. D. Lloyd George,
M.P. 1918-20 ; Author of "Agricultural Law," etc. A Coalition Liberal;
has sat for Cardiganshire since Feb. i8th, 192 1.
Residences — rg, Longridge Road, S.W.5. ; 4, Laura Place, Aberystwyth. Chatnbers —
2, Mitre Court Buildings, Temple, E.C. C/?«^,s— National Liberal, 1920.
RIGHT HON. SIR L. WORTHINGTON EVANS, Bt. (Essex, Colchester Division).
Laming Woithington Evans, P.C.^
1st Baionet, elder son of the late Worthing-
ton Evans, of York Terrace, Regent's Park,
N.W., by Susannah, da. of the late James
Laming, of Birchington Hall, Kent ; b.
Aug. 23rd, 1868 ; ed. at Eastbourne Coll. :
;//. 1898, Gertrude Annie, da. of William
Hale ; admitted a Solicitor 1890 (has now
retired from practice) ; was a Member of
Board of Trade Committee for Reform of
Company Law 1905 ; is a Vice-Chm. of
National Unionist Asso.; formerly Capt. 2nd
Middlesex Artillery Vol. ; appointed Inspec-
tor of Administrative Sers., N. Command,
Avith temporary rank of Major 1914, Parlia-
mentary Private Sec. (unpaid) to Financial
Sec. to War Office 191 5, Controller of
Foreign Trade Depart, of Foreign Office
(unpaid) Dec. 1915, and Parliamentary Sec.
to Min. of Munitions in National Min. Dec.
1916, Parliamentary and Financial Sec.
thereto Jan. 1918, Minister of Blockade
July 1918, Minister of Pensions Jan. 1919, Min. without Portfolio (with a
54
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
seat in the Cabinet) April 1920, and Sec. of State for War Feb. 1921 ;
author of " Notes on the Companies' Acts," and of other books on Company
Law; cr. a Baronet 1916 and P. C. 1918. A Consei-vative ; sat for Colchester
Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918, having been defeated there Jan. 1906 ; elected for
Essex, Colchester Div. Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— t, Eaton Place, S.W. ; Doghurst, Limpsfield, Surrey. Clubs— Ca.x\\.o'a,
City Carlton.
F. P. FAHY (Qalway Co., Soutli Division).!
Francis Patrick Fahy, son of the late John Fahy, of Kilchreest,
CO. Galway ; b. May 25th, 1880 ; ed. at Mungret Coll., Limerick, and at
Roy. Univ. of Ireland (B. A. Honours 1900) ; Higher Diploma in Irish at
Leinster Coll. 1909, Double Diploma in Science there 191 2, and Higher
Diploma in Education at National Univ. of Ireland 1914 : in. 1907, Anna
Barton, of Tralee ; is Science and Language Teacher, Castleknock Coll.,
DubHn ; took part in Easter Rising in Dublin 1916 (ten years penal servitude,
but released June 1917); interned May 1918, and released March 1919. A
Sinn Fiin Member; elected for S. Div. of Galway Co. Dec. 14th, 1918, and
for Galway Co. in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence —IT, Norfo'k Road, Philsboro, Dablin.
CAPT. M. FALCON (Norrolk, Eastern Division\
Michael Falcon, son of Michael Falcon, of Horstead House,
Norwich, by Isabella, da. of W. Mordy, of Workington, Cumberland ; b.
July 2ist, 1888; ed. at Harrow, and at Pembroke Coll., Camb. (B.A. and
LL.B 19 10) : tn. 1920, Kathleen, da. of Capt. C. C. O. Gascoigne, formerly
Seaforth Highlanders, of Southbroom House, Devizes ; Bar. Inner Temple
191 1 ; Capt. T. F., European War 1915-18. A Coalition Unionist; has sat
for E. Div. of Norfolk since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 3, Cadogan Terrace, S.W.i. Clubs — Carlton, Conservative.
MAJOR SIR BERTRAM G. FALLE, Bt. (Portsmouth, Nortli Division).
Bertram Godfray Falle, ist Baronet,
son of the late Joshua G. Falle, of Plaisance,
Jersey, a Judge of the Roy. Court of Jersey,
by Mary, who d. 191 7, da. and co-heiress of the
late Francis Godfray, Bar.-at-Law, of Bagatelle,
Jersey ; b. i860 ; ed. privately, at Victoria Coll.,
Jersey, and at Pembroke Coll., Camb. (Honours
in Mathematics and Law 1883) ; B. en Droit,
Paris 1900: m. 1906, Mary, da. of Russell
Sturgis and widow of Lieut. -Col. Leopold
Richard Seymour; Bar.-at-Law, Inner Temple
1885 ; formerly Major Roy. Jersey Artillery
Mil. ; appointed Enroller of Deeds, Office of
Works 1895 ; was a Judge of Native Court of
First Instance, Egypt 1901-4; is temporary Major
R.F. A. ; cr. a Baronet 1916. An Unionist ; un-
successfully contested Somerset, E. Div. 1906;
sat for Portsmouth Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918;
elected for N. Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— 11, Stratton Street, Piccadilly, W. Clubs— ii&vi University, Coaching.
MAJOR A. C. FARQUHARSON (Leeds, North Division).
Alexander Charles Farquharson, M.D., son of James Fa*"-
quharson by his wife Jane; /'. March 15th, 1864; is Major P.A.M.C. :
appointed Dep. Assist. Director of Med. Sers., York 1916. A Coalition
Liberal; has sat for N. Div. of Leeds since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences- C^rkon Hill, Spennymoor ; 48, St. George's Road, S.W.i.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 55
SIR ARTHUR FELL (Great Yarmouth).
Arthur Fell, son of the late Alfred Fell, of Hillside, Blackheath,
S.E.; /^. Aug. 7th, 1850; ed. at St. John's Coll. Oxford (B. A. 1871, M.A. 1874):
m. 1st, 1877, Annie, da. of Baron von Rosenberg, of Dresden ; 2ndly, 1900,
Matilda, da. of John Wortabet, M.D., of Edinburgh ; admitted Solicitor 1874,
but retired 1906 ; formerly a partner in the firm of Hare and Fell, Agents to
the Treasury Solicitors ; author of numerous books and pamphlets against the
system of Free Trade in England ; is Chm. of Parliamentary Channel Tunnel
Committee; Knt. 1918. A Coalition Conservative; has sat for Great
Yarmouth since Jan. i6th, 1906.
Residence — Lauriston House, Winnbledon Comnicn, S.W. Club — Carlton.
H. FILDES (Stockport).
Henry Fildes, son of Henry Fildes, of Stockport; b. 1870:
;//. 1899, a da. of A. P. Garland, of Blackburn; a J. P. for Blackburn, and
engaged in the Cotton Industry. A Coaition Liberal; has sat for Stockport
since March 27th, 1920.
Residence — Summer Hill, Macclesfield.
S. FINNEY (Stoke-on Trent. Burslem DivlBion).
Samuel Finney; /;. 1857 : ;//. 1884; is a J. P. and an Alderman
of Stoke-on-Trent; was Pres. N. Staffordshire Miners' Federation 1889-1912,
since when he has been Sec. and Agent. A Labour Member ; unsuccessfully
contested Hanleyjuly 1912; sat for N.-W. Div. of Staffordshire Jan. 1916 to
Nov. 1918 ; elected for Burslem Div. of Stoke-on-Trent Dec. 14th, 1918.
Addresses — House of Commons, Westminster, S.W.i ; Miners' Hall, Burslem.
RIGHT HON. H. A. L. FISHER (Durham, Victoria (Manchester), Liverpool
Leeds, Sheffield, Birmingham, and Bristol Univs.).
Herbert Albert Laurens Fisher, F.C, el. son of the late
Herbert William Fisher ; b. March 21st, 1865 ; ed. at Winchester, at Oxford,
Paris, and Gottingen Univs. ; Hon. LL.D., Edinburgh 1914 and Camb. 1920,
Hon. D.Litt., Sheffield 1918, and Durham and Manchester 1919 : w. 1899,
Lettice, da. of Sir Courtenay Peregrine Ilbert, G.C.B., K.C.S.I., CLE. ; is a
British Representative at League of Nations Assembly, a F.R. S., and a Fellow
of New Coll., Oxford (sometime Tutor), and of British Acad. ; appointed
Vice-Chancellor of Sheffield Univ. 1912, a Trustee of British Museum 1915,
and Pres. of Board of Education Dec. 1916 (with a seat in the Cabinet since
Oct. 1918) ; P.C. 1916. A Liberal; sat for Hallam Div. of Sheffield Dec.
1916 to Nov. 1918; elected for Durham, Victoria (Manchester), Liverpool,
Leeds, Sheffield, Birmingham, and Bristol Univs. Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residences— 2^, Ashley Gardens, S.W.i ; Thursley, Godalming. Club — Athenaeum.
T. D. FITZGERALD (Dublin Co., Pembroke Division).!
Thomas Desmond Fitzgerald (a native of co. Kerry) ; b. 18 — ;
sometime in Dublin Gen. Post Office ; is Sec. for Propaganda in Dail Eireann.
A Sinn F^in Member ; elected for Pembroke Div. of co. Dublin Dec. 14th,
1918, and for Dublin Co. in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence —
56
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
CAPT. THE HON. E. A. FITZROY (Northamptonsliire, Daventry Division).
Edward Algernon Fitzroy, second
son of 3rd Baron Southampton, by Ismania
Catherine, KA., da. of the late Walter
Nugent, a Baron of the Austrian Empire ;
6. July 24th, 1869 ; ed. at Eton, and at Roy.
Mil. Coll., Sandhurst : fn. 1891, Muriel, da.
of the late Lieut. -Col. the Hon. Archibald
Charles Henry Douglas- Pennant ; formerly
a Page of Honour to H.M. ; Capt. ist
Life Guards, and a J. P., a D.L., and a
County Councillor (Crick Div.) for North-
amptonshire ; European Wari9i4-i6 (wounded). A Coalition Conservative;
sat for S. Div. of Northamptonshire Oct. 1900 to Jan. 1906, and Jan. 1910
to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Daventry Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— Vox Hill, West Haddon, Rugby. Clubs — Carlton, Guards'.
SIR J. FORTESCUE FLANNERY, Bt. (Essex, Maldon DiTision).
James Fortescue Flannery, ist
Baronet, son of Capt. John Flannery, of Egre-
mont, Cheshire, by Elizabeth, da. of James
Kerr, of Dromore, Stranraer, N.B. ; b. Dec.
1 6th, 1851 ; ed. at Liverpool Science School :
in. 1882, Edith Mary Emma, da. of Osborn
Jenkyn, of VVoodside, Ealing Common ; is a
Consulting Engineer, a M.LC.E., Chm. of
Flannery, Baggallay and Johnson (Limited),
consulting engineers, of London, Liverpool, and
Rotterdam, a J. P. for cos. London, Surrey, Essex,
and Kent, a Director of Barclay's Bank (Limited),
a Lieut, for City of London, a Member of Roy.
Dockyard Committee on Labour, Past Pres. ot
Institute of Marine Engineers and of So. of
Consulting Marine Engineers, Lord of the
Manor of Wethersfield, and patron of one living;
was a British Commr. to Brussels International
Exhibition 1897 ; sometime Examiner in En-
gineering to City of London Coll. ; knighted
1899 ; cr. a Baronet 1 904. A Coalition Unionist ;
sat for Shipley Div. of N. Part of W. Riding of Yorkshire July 1895 to Jan.
1906 (when he unsuccessfully contested Cardiff Dist.), and for E., or Maldon,
Div. of Essex Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ; re-elected for Maldon Div. thereof Dec.
14th, 1918.
Residences— s, Somers Place, Hyde Park, W. ; Wethersfield Manor, Essex. Clubs—
Carlton Reform S.ivage.
P. J. FORD (Edintourgli, North Division).
Patrick Johnston Ford, son of James Ford, of Edinburgh, by
Agnes Campbell, da. of Alexander Cassels, W.S. ; b. March 5th, 1880 ; Advo-
cate Scotland 1907 ; is a Member of Roy. Co. of Archers (King's Body Guard
for Scotland). A Coalition Unionist ; unsuccessfully contested Edinburgh,
E. Div. April 1509 and Jan. 1910, and Inverness Dist. Dec. 1910 ; has sat for
Edinburgh, N. Div., since April 9th, 1920.
Residences— 1,, Moray Place, Edinburgh ; Westerdunes, North Berwick ; i6, Berkeley
Square, W.i.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
57
SIR HENRY FOREMAN (Hammersmith, North Division).
Henry Foreman, O.B.E., son of George Foreman, of Ken-
sington, W. ; b. l8 — : /«. 1st, 1873, a da. of W. Howe ; 2ndly, T901, a da. of
A. J. Randall, of Kensington, W. ; was Mayor of Hammersmith 1913-20 ;
Hon. Col. and Founder 20th London Cadet Corps, and Chm. and Hon.
Comdt. Hammersmith Div. Red Cross So., and a J. P. for co. London ; raised
140th Heavy Battery R.G.A. and 40th Div. Ammunition Column during Euro-
pean War ; also fully equipped and presented to War Office (on loan) Parkside
Orthopaedic Hospital for Wounded Officers; O.B.E. 1918, Knt. 1921. A
Coalition Conservative ; has sat for N. Div. of Hammersmith since Dec. 14th,
1918.
Residences — 2, Prince of Wales Terrace, W.8 ; 2, Eastern Terrace, King's Cliff, Brighton.
rORESTIER-WALKER [see Walker].
W. FORREST (Yorkshire, West Riding, Pontefract Division).
Walter Forrest, son of Sir William Forrest, of Aldingham,
Roundhay, Leeds ; b. July 28th, 1869; ed. at Turton Hall Coll., Gildersome,
Yorkshire : m. ist, 1890, Kate, who d. 1913, da. of James Stillings, J.P., of
Radcliffe, Pudsey ; 2ndly, 1915, Mary, widow of J. W. MacDufif, of Sheffield ;
is a J. P. for Pudsey (Mayor 1909-12), and a Director of several cos. A
Coalition Liberal; has sat for Yorkshire, W. Riding, Pontefract Div. since
Sept. 6th, 1919.
Residences — i, Cardinal Mansions, Carlisle Place, S.W.i ; Jeffries, Cote, Harrogate.
LIEUT.-COL. G. R. LANE-FOX (Yorkshire, West Riding, Barkston Ash Division).
George Richard Lane-Fox, el. son
ofthelateJamesThomas Richard Lane-Fox,
of Bramham Park, Yorkshire, by Lucy
Frances Jane, da. of the late Humphrey
St. John-Mildmay, M.P. ; b. Dec. 15th,
1870; ed. at Eton, and at New Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. Honours, 2nd class Liters
Humaniores and Modern History 1893):
VI. 1903, the Hon. Mary Agnes Emily
Wood, da. of 2nd Viscount Halifax ; Bar.
Inner Temple 1895 ; is a D.L. for co.
Leitrim, Lieut. -Col. Comdg. Yorkshire
Hussars, and a J. P. and a County Alder-
man for W. Riding of Yorkshire; appointed
a Parliamentary Charity Commr. 1921 ;
served during European War 1914-17
(wounded). A Conservative ; sat for Barkston Ash Div. of E. Part of
W. Riding of Yorkshire Jan. 1906 to Nov. 1918, having been defeated there
Oct. 1905 ; re-elected for Barkston Ash Div. of W. Riding of Yorkshire
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Bramham Park, Boston Spa, Yorkshire. Clubs — Turf, Carlton, Bachelors'.
CAPT. C. T. FOXCROFT (Bath).
Charles Talbot Foxcroft, son of E. T. D. Foxcroft, J. P., D.L.,
of Hinton Charterhouse ; /-'. Nov. 25th, 1868 ; ed. at Eton, and at Magdalen
Coll., Oxford; S. Africa 1S99-1902, European War 1914-16 as Capt. 2/4th
Somerset L.L, and on Staff in India; was Assist. Adj. Bath Vol. 1916-19.
A Coalition Unionist ; unsuccessfully contested Somerset, Frome Div. Jan.
1906, and Jan. and Dec. 1910 ; has sat for Bath since Oct. 15th, 1918.
Rest, ence — 'Linton House, Hinton Charterhouse, Bath. Clubs — Carlton, Windham.
58 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT,
LIEUT. G. A. FRANCE (Batley and Morley).
Gerald Ashburner France, son of James Ashburner France,
of Tynemouth, Northumberland, by Martha, da. of Richard Appleton, of
Yarm, Yorkshire; b. Aug. 4th, 1870 ; ed. privately: m. 1898, Hilda May,
da. of Thomas Hudson Bainbridge, of Eshott, Northumberland ; is a partner
in the firm of J. A. France and Son, agents and importers of 10, Bigg
Market, Newcastle-on-Tyne and London, a J. P. and a County Alderman
for Northumberland, Hon. Lieut. Roy. Naval Vol. Reserve, and Chm. of
Northumberland Insurance Committee ; appointed Parliamentary Private Sec.
(unpaid) to Pres. of Board of Trade 1916. A Liberal; sat for Morley Div.
of S. Part of W. Riding of Yorkshire Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for
Batley and Morley Dec. I4lh, 1918.
Residence — Newbiggen Hill, Newcastle-on-Tyne. C/«/^.r— Reform, National Liberal.
MAJOR SIR KEITH A. FRASER, Bt. (Leicestershire, Harborough Division).
Keith Alexander Frasp:r, 5th
Baronet, son of the late Lieut. -Gen. James
Keith Fraser, C.ALG., by Amelia Alice, da. of
the late Hon. Humble Dudley Ward ; b. Dec.
24th, 1867 : VI. 1910, Lady Dorothy Coven-
try, da. of 9th Earl of Coventry ; formerly
Capt. 7th Hussars; nowMajorT.F. ; served
in S. Africa 1896-7 (medal), and in Mashona-
land 1897 (clasp). A Coalition Unionist ;
unsuccessfully contested Caithness-shire Jan.
1906, and Leicestershire, W., or Bosworth,
I am ready. T>'\s. Jan 1910 ; has sat for Harborough Div.
of Leicestershire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Seat — Inverinate Ross-shire. Residences — 59, Sloane Street, S.W. ; Carlton Curlieu
Hall, Leicester. C/j<i5j— Carlton, Naval and Military, Turf.
LIEUT.-COL F. E. FREMANTLE (Hertfordshire, St. Albans Division).
Francis Edward Fremantle, O.B.E., son of the late Very
Rev. the Hon. William Henry Fremantle, 2nd son of ist Baron Cottesloe,
by Isabella Maria, who d. 1901, da. of Sir Culling Eardley, Bt. {ext.)\ b.
May 29th, 1872 ; ed. at Eton, and at Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1894, M.A.,
M.B. 1899, M.Ch. 1903); M.U.C.P. 1899, D.P.H. 1902, F.R.C.S. 1903,
F.R.C.P. 1910: m. 1905, Dorothy Marion Travers, only da. of Henry Joseph
Chinnery, J. P., of Fringford Manor, Bicester ; is Lieut. -Col. (T.D.) R.A.M.C.
(T.A.), Consulting Med. Officer of Health for Hertfordshire, Chm. of
Housing Committee, and a County Councillor for London, Dulwich Div. ;
was a Member of Midwives Act (1902) Committee ; S. Africa 1899- 1900
as Civil Surg, attached to Roy. Army Med. Corps, Russo-Japanese War
1904 as War Correspondent in Manchuria, European War 1915-19 (O.B.E.).
A Coalition Unionist; has sat for Hertfordshire, St. Albans Div., since
Dec. loth, 1919.
A'«/rff«<:f— Bedwell Park, Hatfield, Herts. Clubs— (Zzx\\.ox\, Union, Cavendish.
S. GALBRAITH (Durham Co., Spennymoor Division).
Samuel Galbraith, O.B.E., son of Samuel Galbraith ; b. 1853 :
tn. 1886, Helen King Petty ; for over 20 years a Check-weigher ; was Agent
to Durham Miners' Asso. 1900-1915 ; is a County Alderman for Durham, and
a J. P. ; O.B.E. 1917. A Liberal ^nd Labotir Member ; sat for Mid Div. of
Durham Co. April 1915 to Nov. 1918; elected for Spennymoor Div. thereof
Dec. 14th, 1918.
■Residence— i, The Avenue, Durham.
I
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 59
P. P. GALUGAN (Cavan Co., West DivlslonV:
Peter Paul Galligan ; b. 1 8 — . A Sinti Fein Member ; elected
for W. Div. of Cavan Co. Dec. 4th, 19 18, and for Cavan Co. in S.
Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — Druminalaragh, Ballinae;h, co. Cavan.
E. S. GANGE (Bristol, North DiviBlon).
Edwin Stanley Gange, son of the late Rev. E. G. Gange ;
b. 1871 ; ed. in Bristol : m. 1895, Alice, da. of Henry Denning, of Bristol ;
is a merchant, and a J. P. for Bristol. A Coalition Liberal; has sat for
N. Div. of Bristol since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— StoV^ Bishop, Bristol, Somerset. C/w/'j-— National Liberal (London),
Liberal (Bristol).
CAPT. SIR F. JOHN C. GANZONI (Ipswich).
Francis John Childs Ganzoni, only son of Julius Charles
Ganzoni ; b. 1882; ed. at Tonbridge Sch., and at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1904,
M.A. 1906); Bar. Inner Temple 1906; Capt. 4th Batn. Suffolk Regt., and
a F.R.G.S. ; European War 1914-18 in France ; Knt. 1921. A Coalition
Conservative ; has sat for Ipswich since May 23rd, 1914-
Residences — 7, Prince's Gardens, S.\V.7 ; San Remo, Hove, Sussex. Clubs — Carlton,
Boodle's, St. Stephen's.
J. GARDINER (Perthshire and Kinross, Kinross and Western Division^.
James Gardiner, son of John Gardiner, of Eastmill; b. i860;
ed. at Morrison's Acad., Crieff: m. 1887, Elizabeth, who d. 1921, da. of
John Christie, of Ruthenvale ; is a farmer, a Director of Scottish Chamber
of Agriculture, and a J. P. for Perthshire. A Coalition Liberal; has sat for
Kinross and W. Div. of Perthshire and Kinross-shire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Dargill, Crieflf. Clubs — National Liberal (Edinburgh), Liberal (Glasgow).
£. GARDNER (Berkshire, Windsor Division).
Ernest Gardner, 3rd son of Joseph Goodwin Gardner, of
Havering. Essex; b. 1846: ;//. ist, 1878, Mary, who d. 1903, da. of William
Peto, of Cookham, Berks ; 2ndly, 1910, Amy Inglis, da. of Lieut. -Gen. James
Wimburn Laurie, C.B., D.C.L., of 47, Porchester Terrace, W., and Oakfield,
Nova Scotia ; is an Agriculturist, and a J. P. for Berks. A Coalition Con-
servative; sat for E., or Wokingham, Div. of Berkshire July 1901 to Nov.
1918 ; elected for Windsor Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Spencers, Maidenhead, Berks.
SIR JAMES T. AGG-GARDNER (Cheltenham).
James Tynte Agg-Gardner, son of the late James Agg-Gardner,
of Hadley House, Cheltenham, by Eulalie Emily Hopkyns, who d. 1901,
da. of the late K. Northey, of Oving House, Bucks ; b. Nov. 25th, 1846 ; ed.
at Harrow, and at Trin. Coll., Camb. ; Bar. Inner Temple 1873 ; is a J. P. and
a County Alderman for Gloucestershire, Lord of the Manor of Cheltenham
(Mayor 1909-10 and 191 2- 13), and first Freeman of the Borough, and Chm.
of House of Commons Kitchen Committee ; Knt. 1916. A Coalition Con-
servative ; unsuccessfully contested Cheltenham 1868 ; sat for that Borough
6o MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
Feb. 1874 to Feb. 1880: defeated there 1880 and 1906; re-elected Nov. 24th,
1885, July 2nd, 1886, July 4th, 1892, Sept. 29th, 1900, April 28th, 191 1,
and Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Cheltenham. Clubs — Carhon, St. James's, Garrick, Conservative.
GASCOYNE-CECIL [see CecU].
RIGHT HON. SIR ERIC C. GEDDES (Cambridge).
Eric Campbell Geddes, P.C, G C.B., G.B.E., el. son of the
late Auckland Geddes, of Edinburgh ; b. Sept. 26th, 1875 ; ed. at Merchiston,
and at Oxford Mil. Coll. ; Hon. LL.D Sheffield : ;«. 1900, Gwendolen, da. of
the Rev. Arthur Stokes; 12 years on American and Indian Railways; was
Dep. Gen. Manager N.-E. Railway 1911-19, Dep. Director-Gen. of Munitions
Supply 1915-16, Director-Gen. of Mil Railways War Office, Director-Gen. of
Transportation in France, and Inspector-Gen of Transportation for all theatres
of War 1916-17 (despatches twice, K.C.B., Grand Officer of Legion of Honour,
Com. Order of Leopold of Belgium, Croix de Guerre Beige), Controller and
Lord Commr. of Admiralty May to July 1917, with temporary rank of Hon.
Vice-Adm., and First Lord of the Admiralty July 191 7 to Jan. 1919 ; appointed
Cabinet Min. to co-ordinate Demobilization work Dec. 1918, Cabinet Min.
without Portfolio Jan. 1919, Min. of Transport Aug. 1919 (with a seat in
the Cabinet), and Chm. of Committee on National Expenditure Aug. 1921 ; is
Hon. Maj.-Gen. ; Knt. 1916, K.C.B. (Mil.) 1917, P.C. and G.B.E. (Civil)
1917, G.C.B. (Civil) 1919. A Coalition Unionist; has sat for Cambridge
since July 25th, 1917.
Residence — 12A, Manchester Square, W. Clubs — Murlborough, Windham, Carlton.
CAPT. R. GEE (Woolwich, East Division).
Robert Gee, V.C, M.C, son of Robert Gee, of Leicester;
b. 1876: in. 1902, Elizabeth, da. of Peter Dixon, of Brampton, Huntingdon-
shire; entered Roy. Fusiliers as Private, and is Capt. Roy. W. Kent Regt.
Reserve ; European War 1914-19 in Gallipoli, Egypt, and France with Roy.
Fusiliers (wounded, promoted commissioned lank, despatches thrice, escaped
prisoner, V.C, M.C.). A. Coalition Unionist; unsuccessfully contested
Consett Div. of Durham Co. Dec. 1918; has sat for E. Div. of Woolwich
since March 2nd, 192 1.
Resideficc — 7, Manor Road, Upper Twickenham.
RIGHT HON. D. LLOYD GEORGE (Caxnarvon).
David Lloyd George, F.C, O.M.., son of the late William
George, of Bulford, Pembrokeshire, by Elizabeth, da. of the late Rev. David
Lloyd, Baptist Minister of Llanystumdwy, Carnarvonshire ; b. Jan. 17th, 1863 ;
ed. at Llanystumdwy National Schs., and privately ; Hon. D.C.L. Oxford and
Durham, and Hon. LL.D. Wales 1908, Glasgow 1917, Edinburgh 1918, Cam-
bridge 1920, Birmingham 1921, Hon. D.Litt. Sheffield 1910, and Hon. Fellow,
Jesus Coll., Oxford 1910, Member of St. Luke Acad., Rome 1918: ///. 1888,
Dame Margaret, G.B.E.,/.P., da. of Richard Owen, of Criccieth ; admitted
a Solicitor 1884 ; sometime a partner in the legal firm of Lloyd George and
George, solicitors, of Criccieth ; is a J. P. and a County Alderman for Carnar-
vonshire, and Chancellor of Welsh Priory, and a Knight of Grace of Order of
St. John ; appointed Pres. of the Board of Trade Dec. 1905, Chancellor of
the Exchequer April 1908, and a Treasury Commr. 191 1, Min. of Munitions
May 1915 (also Member of Cabinet War Council), Sec. of State for War and
Member of Army Council July 1916, and Prime Min. and First Lord of the
Treasury Dec. 1916 (with a scat in the War Cabinet Dec. 1916-Oct. 1919) ;
has been Constable of Carnarvon Castle since 1908 ; elected Pres. of Glad-
i
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
61
stone League 1910, and Lord Rector of Edinburgh Univ. 1920; Ch. British
Representative at Peace Conference 1919; P.C. 1905, O.M. (also 1914-15
star and both War Medals, Grand Cordon of Legion of Honour, Grand
Cross of Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus of Italy) 1919. A Coalition
Liberal {Welsh Nationalist) ; has sat for Carnarvon since April loth, 1890.
Residences — Chequers Court, Princes Risborough, Bucks ; 10, Downing Street, S.W. ;
Brynawelon, Criccieth. C/?<^i— National Liberal, Athenaeum, United Service.
Residences — 22,
Carlton, Arthur's.
LIEUT.-COL. G. A. GIBBS (Bristol, West Division).
George Abraham Gibbs, el. son of
the late Antony Gibbs, of Tyntesfield, Somer-
set, and 16, Hyde Park Gardens, W., by Janet
Louisa, da. of John Merivale, Senior Registrar
of Court of Chancery ; b. July 6th, 1873 ; ed.
at Eton, and at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 18—
M.A. 18—): m. 1901, Victoria Florence de
Burgh, C.B.E., who d. 1920. el. da. of 1st
Viscount Long of Wraxall, P.C. ; served with
Imperial Yeo. in South Africa 1900 (medal
with four clasps) ; is a J. P. and D.L. for Somer-
set, Hon. Lieut, in the Army, Provincial Grand
Master of Bristol Freemasons, and Lieut. -
Col. N. Somerset Yeo. ; appointed Assist.
Parliamentary Private Sec. to Sec of State
for the Colonies (Rt. Hon. W. H. Long,
P.C, M.P.) a Govt. Whip in House of Com-
mons 1917, and Treasurer of H.M.'s House-
hold April 192 1. A Coalition Unionist; has
sat for W. Div. of Bristol since Jan. 15th, 1906.
Belgrave Square, S.W. ; Tyntesfield, Wraxall, Somerset. Clubs —
J. D. GILBERT (Southwark, Central Division).
James Daniel Gilbert, el. son of the late James Gilbert, of
Newington ; b. Feb. Sfh, 1864 : in. 18 — , Lucy, who d. 1921. da. of ;
is a J. P., a D.L , and a County Councillor for London (Central Southwark
Div.), a Member of its Territorial Force Asso., and a Member of Thames
Conservancy and of Port of London Authority (Chm. Stores Committee) ;
was Chm. London County Council Fire Brigade Committee 1900-1902, Rivers
Committee 1903-6, and Gen. Purposes Committee 1906-7; appointed a Mem-
ber of Select Committee of Transport 1918, Chm. London Liberal M.P.'s
Committee, and a Member of Select Committee on London Traffic 1919.
A Coalition Liberal; sat for W. Div. of Newington Jan. 1916 to Nov. 1918 ;
elected for Central Div. of Southwark Dec. 14th, 191&.
Residence —21, Kennington Terrace, S.E. Cljib — National Liberal.
W. GILLIS (Yorkshire, West Riding, Penistone Division).
William Gillis, son of William Gillis, R.N. (ist class Petty
Officer); b. Nov. loth, 1859: m. 18—; a Colliery Checkweighman, a
Member of Executive of Yorkshire Miners' Federation, and a Couniy Alderman
for W. Riding of Yorkshire. A Labour Member ; has sat for Yorkshire, W.
Riding, Penistone Div., since March 5th, 1921.
Residence — 35, Chapel Street, Hoyland Common, near Barnsley.
62
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT,
LIEUT. -COL. SIR JOHN GILMOUR, Bt. (Glasgow, FoUok Division).
John GihMOUR,D.S.O.,2ndBaro/iet,
el. surviving son of Sir John Gilmour, 1st
Bt., of Montrave, Leven, Fifeshire, by Hen-
rietta, da. of David Gilmour, of Quebec,
Canada; 6. May 27th, 1876; ed. at Trin.
Hall, Camb. : m. ist, 1902, Mary Louise,
who d. 1919, da. of the late Edward Tiley
Lambert, J. P., of Telham Court, Battle,
Sussex ; 2ndly, 192c, Violet Agnes, da. of the
late Edward Tiley Lambert, J. P. (ante); is
Hon. Capt. in the Army, and Lieut.-Col. Yeo. ;
has been a Director of Caledonian Railway Co.;
S. Africa 1900-1902, with 6th Batn. Imperial
Yeo. (despatches twice), Gallipoli, Egypt, and
Palestine 1915-17 (wounded, D.S.O. with
Bar) ; appointed a Junior Lord of the Trea-
sury April 1921 ; D.S.O. (with Bar) 1918. A
Coalieion Unionist ; unsuccessfully contested
Fifeshire, E. Div. Jan. 1906 ; sat for E. Div. of
Renfrewshire Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ; elected
for Glasgow, Pollok Div. Dec. 4th, 1918.
Seat — Montrave, Leven, Fifeshire. Tmun Residence— 6, Cadogan Square, S.W.i.
L. GINNELL (Westmeath).:
Laurence Ginnell, son of Laurence Ginnell, of Delvin, West-
meath, by Mary, da. of Patrick Monaghan ; b. 1854 ; self-educated : tn. 1902,
Alice, da. of James King, J. P., of Kilbride, Mullingar ; Bar. Middle Temple
1893, and King's Inn, Dublin 1906 ; is one of the founders of the Irish
Literary So. (London), and an Hon. Treasurer of Sinn Fein ; author of " The
Brehon Laws," " Doubtful Grant of Ireland," "Land and Liberty," etc. A
Sinn Fein Member; sat for N. \Vestmeath Div. of Westmeath co. Jan. 1906
to Nov. 1918, having been defeated there Oct. 1900 : re-elected for West-
meath Dec. 14th, 1918 ; elected for Longford and Westmeath Cos. in S.
Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — 31, Newbridge Avenue, Sandymount, Dublin.
H. J. GLANVILLE (Benuondsey, West Division).
Harold James Glanville, son of the late James Glanville,
chartered accountant, of Great St. Helen's, E.G. ; b. June 5th, 1854; ed. at
Deptford Gram. Sch. : w. ist, 1881, Hannah EUzabeth, who d. 1891, da. of
James Abbott, of Bermondsey, S.E. ; 2nd, 1918, Bertha, widow of Primrose
Blair Nimno, of ProckJey, S.E. ; is a J. P. for London, and head of the firm
of James Abbott and Co., mill furnishers, of Bermondsey, S.E. ; 12 years a
County Councillor for London ; was a Member of Metropolitan Water Board
1905-11. A Liberal; unsuccessfully contested Rotherhithe Div. of South-
wark 1892; sat for Bermondsey Div. of Southwark Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ;
elected for W. Div. of Bermondsey Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— 1%, Slaithwaite Road, Lewisham, S.E. C/k/J— National Liberal.
MAJOR R. Q. C. GLTN (Stirlingshire and Clackmannanshire, Clackmannan
and Eastern Division).
Ralph George Campbell Glyn, M.C..> son
of the Rt. Rev. the Hon. Edward Carr Glyn, D.D.
(formerly Bishop of Peterborough), of Scaynes Hill,
Sussex, by Lady Mary Emma Campbell, da. of 8th Duke
of Argyll ; b. March 3rd, 1884 ; ed. at Harrow, and at
R.M.C. : vt. 1921, the Hon. Sibell, O.B.E., da. of 2nd
Baron Derwent, and widow of Lieut.-Col. Walter Long,
C.M.G., D.S.O., Dragoons; joined Rifle Brig. 1904;
now Major ; European War 1914-16 (despatches thrice,
M.C., Legion of Honour, American D.S.M., Russian
Order of St. Anne, Serbian Order of White Eagle). A
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 63
Coalition Unionist ; unsuccessfully contested Elginshire and Nairnshire Jan.
1910, S. Div. of Edinburgh April 1910, ard College Div. of Glasgow Dec.
1910; elected for Clackmannan and E. Div. of Stirlingshire and Clackmannan-
shire Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — 55, Seymour Street, W. ; Alloa, Scotland ; Scaynes Hill, Sussex. Clubs
— United Service, \.,ariion. Beefsteak.
SIR PARK GOFF (Yorkshire, North Riding, Cleveland Division).
Park GoFF, son of the late Coi, Bruce Goff, M.D., J. P., D.L.,
of Bothwell ; b. Feb. 12th, 1871 ; ed. at Marlborough, and at Trin. Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1892, M.A. and B.C.L. 1895) ; Bar. Inner Temple 1895 ; was
Gold Staff Officer at Coronations of King Edward VII. and King George V. ;
has been an Hon. King's Messenger since 1914 ; is a J. P., a Member of
British Council of Olympic Games, Hon. Registrar Imperial So. of Knights
Bachelor, and Chm. United Club ; appointed Assist. Parliamentary Private
Sec. to First Lord of the Admiralty Feb. 19 19, a Member of Select Com-
mittee on London Traffic 191 9, and Chm. Private Bill Committee 192 1 ;
served as a Member of Paris Parliamentary Conference 1920, Lisbon Parlia-
mentary Conference 192 1, and Stockholm Inter-Parliamentary Union Con-
terence 1921 ; Knt. 1918. A Coalition Unionist; unsuccessfully contested
Lanarkshire, N.-E. Div. March 191 1 ; has sat for Cleveland Div. of N. Riding
of Yorkshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — 15A, Arlington Street, S.W. ; Bothwell, Scotland. C/«^j— Carlton, Junior
Carlton, Constitutional, Marlborough, St. Stephen's, Oxford and Cambridge, Royal Auto-
mobile.
CAPT. THE HON. W. G. A. ORMSBYGORE (Staflfordshire,
Stafford Division).
William George Arthur Ormsby-Gore, el.
son of 3rd Baron Harlech, of Brogyntyn, Oswestry,
Derrycarne, co. Leitrim, and Glyn, Merionethshire,
by Lady Margaret Ethel Gordon, da. of loth Marquess
of Huntly ; b. April nth, 1885 ; ed. at Eton, and at
New Coll., Oxford Univ. (B.A. 1908): m. 1913, Lady
Beatrice Edith Mildred Gascoyne-Cecil, da. of 4th
Marquess of Salisbury, of Hattield House, Hatfield,
Herts, Manor House, Cranborne, Dorset, and 20,
Arlington Street, S.W. ; is Capt. Territorial Force
Reserve, and a J. P. and D.L. for co. Leitrim ;
served as Staff-Capt. in Egypt, Arabia, and
Palestine, and as Assist. Sec. to War Cabinet during
European War ; appointed a Member of Permanent Mandates Commn. of
League of Nations 1921. A Conservative; sat for Denbigh Dist. Jan. 1910
to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Stafford Div. of Staffordshire Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — 5, Mansfield Street, W. ; Derrycarne, Dromond, co. Leitrim. Clubs —
Carlton, Shropshire County.
J. C. GOULD (Cardiff, Central Division).
James Childs Gould, son of Richard Gould, of Huish, Devon ;
b. Dec. 9th, 1882; ed. at Higher Grade Sch., Cardiff: m. 1908, May B.
Flagg, of Grand Manan, New Brunswick ; is a Shipbuilder, Shipowner, Coal
Exporter, and Merchant, Gov. Director and Chm. of Gould's Steamships and
Industrials (Limited), J. C. and W. T. Gould and Co. (Limited), Richardson,
Duck and Co. (Limited), of Stockton-on-Tees, Blair and Co., of Stockton-on-
Tees, Hatherleigh Investment Trust (Limited), and Western Alliance Re-
insurance Co. (Limited), a Director of some 20 Cos., a Member of Lloyds, a
Freeman of Loriners and Wheelwrights Cos., and a Gov. of King Edward VII.
and Prince of Wales Hospitals (Cardiff) ; was a Member of Cardiff City Council
1917-18. An Unionist; has sat for Central Div. of Cardiff since Dec. 14th,
1918.
Residences— ^o. Park Lane, W. ; Ty-lo-Maen, St. Mellons, Monmouthshire. Clubs—
Carlton, Constitutional, Junior Constitutional, Devonshire, St. Stephen's.
6|
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
RIGHT HON. SIR EDWARD A. GOULDINO, Bt. (Worcester).
Edward Alfred Goulding, P.C., ist
Baronet, second son of the late William Gould-
ing, D.L., sometime M.P. for Cork, by Maria
Heath, da. of Edward Manders, of Dublin ;
b. Nov, 5th, 1863 ; ed. privately, at Clifton,
and at St. John's Coll., Camb. ; Bar. Inner
Temple 1887 ; was Pres. of Cambridge Union
1885 ; is a J. P. for London (Member of
County Council 1895-1901), a D.L. for co.
Cork, and Chm. of Constitutional Club ; cr. a
Baronet 191 5, and P.C. 1918. A Coalition
Conservative ; sat for E., or Devizes, Div. of
Wilts July 1895 to Jan. 1906, when he un-
successfully contested Central Div. of Finsbury ;
has sat for Worcester since Feb. 7th, 1908.
Residence — Wargrave Hall, Berks.
Constitutional, Marlborough.
Clubs — Carlton
D. M. GRAHAM (Lanarkshire, Hamilton Division).
Duncan MacGregor Gr.\ham, son of Malcolm Graham ; b. 1867 ;
is a Member of Executive of Scottish Miners' Union (Political Organiser
1908-18). A Laboui- Member; has sat for Hamilton Div. of Lanarkshire
since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residettce—'Lo-K Waters, Hamilton, Lanark.
R. GRAHAM (Nelson and Colne)
Robinson Graham ; dJ. 18 — . A Labour Member ; has sat for
Nelson and Colne since June 17th, 1920.
Residence — 96, Gainsborough Avenue, Burnley.
W. GRAHAM (Edinburgh, Central Division).
William Graham, son of George Graham, by his wife, Jessie ;
t>. July 29th, 1887; ed. at Edinburgh Univ. (M.A. 1915, LL.B. 1917) :
m. 1 919, Ethel Margaret, da. of H B Dobson, of Harrogate ; sometime
Chm. of Edinburgh Disablement Committee, Chm. Industrial Fatigue Research
Board, A'^ice-Chm. Edinburgh Advisory Committee on Juvenile Employment,
and a Member of George Heriot's Trust ; wps Lecturer on Economics to
Edinburgh Workers' Educational Asso. 1915-18, and a Member of Edinburgh
City Council 1913-19, and of Roy. Commn. on Income Tax 1919. A Labour
Member; has sat for Central Div. of Edinburgh since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— 10$, Sunny Gardens, Hendon. N.W.4 ; 79, Gilmore Place, Edinburgh.
J. A. GRANT (Cumberland, WMtebaven Division).
James Augustus Grant, son of the late Col. James Augustus
Grant, C.B., by Margaret, da. of Andrew Laurie; b. 1867; ed. at Oxford
Univ. : ni. 1896, Nina Frances, da. of the late Arthur Challis Kennard ;
is a D.L. for Nairnshire, and a J. P. for Cumberland; was Private Sec. to
Rt. Hon. Gerald Balfour, P.C, 1895, and Registrar of Roy. Coll. of Art
1889- 1904. A Coalition Conservative; unsuccessfully contested Elgin Dist.
1892, and Banffshire 1893, 1895, ^"^ 1906 ; sat for W., or Egremont, Div.
of Cumberland Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Whitehaven Div. of
Cumberland Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— 22, Eaton Place, S.W.i ; Househill, Nairn. C/«^.r— Carlton, Boodle's.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
65
MAJOR E. GRAY (AccringtOU).
Ernest Gray, son of William Gray; b. Aug. 27th, 1857; ed.
at Public Elementary Sch., and at St. John's Coll., Battersea ; Hon. M.A.
Oxford 1894; an Officer de I'lnstruction Publique (France): m. 1883, Florence
Caroline, da. of Joseph Garside ; formerly a Schoolmaster and Science
Lecturer; a County Councillor for London (Vice-Chm. 1915); formerly Major
6th Batn. Essex Regt. ; sometime a Member of Consultative Committee of
Board of Education ; is Joint Editor of the Red Code and other educational
works of reference, Sec. to Educational Committee of the National Union of
Teachers, of which he is a Past Pres. A Coalition Conservative ; sat for N.
Div. of West Ham July 1895 to Jan. 1906 (defeated there Jan. 1906 and Jan.
1910) ; unsuccessfully contested Lancashire (N.E.) Accrington Div. Dec. 1910;
elected for Accrington Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— \o^, Tulse Hill, S.W. 2. Clubs — Carlton, Junior Constitutional.
LIEUT.-COL. SIR HENRY M. GRAYSON, Bt. (Birkenhead, West Division).
Henry Mu]leneuxGRAYSON,7^.^.i5^.,
1st Baronet, son of Henry Holdrege Grayson,
J. P. ; l>. June 26th, 1865 ; ed. at Winchester :
ni. 18 — , Dora Beatrice Harrington ; is Hon.
Lieut-Col. R.M., Chm. of H. and C. Grayson
(Limited), shipbuilders, of Clover, Clayton
and Co. (Limited), and of Kymo Ship-
building Co. (Limited), a Director of City
Equitable Fire Insurance Co. (Limited), of
Eveleigh Nash and Grayson (Limited),
and of North of Ireland Shipbuilding Co.
(Limited), a Com. of Order of Crown of
Italy, an Officer of Legion of Honour, and
Com. of Order of Leopold of Belgium ;
Director of Ship Repairs, Admiralty (Hon.)
1917-18, High Sheriff of Anglesey 1917-18,
and Pres. of Asso. of J^anca-itrians in Lon-
don 1921-2; C.B.E. (Civil) and K.B.E.
(Civil) 1920, and a Baronet 1922. A Coali-
tion Unionist ; has sat for W. Div. of Birken-
head since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— 100, Lancaster Gate, Hyde Park, W.2 ; Ravens Point, Holyhead.
Clubs — Carlton, Union, Conservative (Liverpool).
SIR PHILIP LLOYD GREAME (Middlesex, Hendon Division).
Philip Lloyd-Greame, K.B.E. , M.C, son of Lieut.-Col. Y. G,
Lloyd-Greame, of Sewerby House, Bridlington ; b. May ist, 1884 ; ed. at
Winchester, and at Univ. Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1905); Bar. Inner Temple
1908: m. 1912, Mary, da. of the Rev. Charles Ingram William Boynton ;
Major in the Army; European War 1914-19 (M.C.) ; was Joint Sec. Ministry
of National Ser. 1917-18 ; appointed Parliamentary Sec. to Board of Trade
Aug. 1920, and Additional Under Sec. of .State for Foreign Affairs and
Additional Parliamentary Sec. to Board of Trade (Director of Qverseas
Trade) April 192 1 ; K.B.E. (Civil) 1920. P\. Coalition Unionist; has sat" for
Hendon Div. of Middlesex since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 8, Wetherby Place, .S.W.7. Clubs — Carlton, Oxford and Cambridge.
A. GREEN (Derby).
Albert Green, son of Joseph Green; b. Nov. 3rd, 1874: m.
1900; is a silk trimmings manufacturer, and an Alderman of Derby (Mayor
1915). An Unionist; has sat for Derby since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — The Knoll, Normanton, Derby.
5
66
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
J. F. GREEN (Leicester, West Division).
Joseph Frederick Green, son of the late Joseph Edwin Green,
J. P., an Underwriter of Lloyd's, of Great Totham, Essex, by Hannah Rosa
Green, of Birch Grove, Acton, W. ; b. July Sth, 1855; ^^- ^^ Islington Pro-
prietary Sch., at St. Mary Hall, Oxford, and at King's Coll., London : m.
1898, Lizzie, da. of the late William Claydon ; is a Member of English
Positivist Committee and Chm. of Executive of National Democratic Party
(British Workers' League) ; was Curate of St. Mary's, Tothill Fields, West-
minster 1880-86, and Sec. to International Arbitration Asso. 1886-1917;
appointed Parliamentary Private Sec. to Min. of Transport 1920. A Coalition
National Democrat ; has sat for W. Div. of Leicester since Dec. 14th, 191 8.
Residence — 32, Upper Mall, Hammersmith, W.6.
LIEUT. -COL. SIR (W.) RAYMOND GREENE, Bt. (Hackney, North Division).
(Walter) Raymond Greene, D.S.O., 2nd
Baronet, el. son of Sir Edward Walter Greene, ist Bt.,
of Nether Hall, Suffolk, by Annie Elizabeth, da. of
the late Rev. Charles S. Royds, R. of Houghton,
Staffordshire, and Preb. of Lichfield ; b. Aug. 4th, 1869 ;
ed. at Eton, and at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1890);
is Lieut. -Col. Territorial Force Reserve, and a J. P. for
.Suffolk ; formerly Lieut.-Col. Comdg. Loyal Suffolk
Hussars Yeo. ; was a County Councillor of London,
N. Hackney Div. 1907-10 (Chm. of its Housing of
Working Classes Committee 1909-10) ; served in S.
Africa 1900, with Imperial Yeo., and during European
War 1914-15 as Capt. Lancers (wounded, despatches,
D.S.O.); D.S.O. 1916. A Coalition Conservative;
sat for W., or Chesterton, Div. of Cambridgeshi'-e
July 1895 to Jan. 1906, when he was defeated ; has sat
for N. Div. of Hackney since Jan. 19th, 1910.
Residences — 31, St. James's Place, S.W. ; Burrough-on-the-Hill, Melton Mowbray.
C/«*j— Carlton, Turf, White's.
Non sine numine.
LIEUT. COL. THE RIGHT HON. SIR HAMAR GREENWOOD, Bt. (Sunderland).
Hamar Greenwood, F.C, K.C, ist
Baronet, son of the late John Hamar Greenwood,
Bar.-at-law, of Spencer House, Whitby, Canada, by
his wife, Charlotte Churchill Hubbard, and grand-
son of William Greenwood, of Llanbister, Radnor-
shire; ^. Feb. 7th, 1870; ed. at Public Sch., Whitby,
Canada, and at Toronto Univ. (B.A. 1895): m.
191 1, Dame Margery, D.B.E., da. of Walter
Spencer, of Fownhope Court, Herefordshire ;
formerly an Officer in Canadian Mil., and some-
time in Depart, of Agriculture, Ontario ; Bar.
Gray's Inn 1906, and New Brunswick (Canada) and
Australia 1913, a Bencher Gray's Inn 1917, and
K.C. 1919 ; joined Canadian Army 1886 ; became
Lieut. 1st King Edward's Horse 1902, and Was
Capt. 1905-12 ; appointed Capt. Gen. Reserve of
Officers 1913, to Special Duty, Depart, of Recruit-
ing, War Office Aug. 19 14, and Lieut.-Col. Dec.
1914 ; raised and commanded at the Front loth Batn. S. Wales Borderers
1915 ; \yas Parliamentary Private Sec. to Under Sec. of State for the Colonies
(W. L. 'Spencer-Churchill, M.P.) March 1906-8, and to Pres. of Board of
Trade (Rt. Hon. W. L. Spencer-Churchill, M.P.) 1908-10, and a D.A.A.G.
at War Office Feb. to Aug. 1916; appointed Under Sec. of State for Home
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 6^
Depart. Jan. 1919, Additional Under Sec. of State for Foreign Depart., and
Additional Parliamentary Sec. to Board of Trade (Depart, of Overseas Trade)
July 1919, and Ch. Sec. for Ireland (with a seat in the Cabinet) April 1920 ; is
Chancellor of the Order of St. Patrick, and Lieut. -Col. Reserve of Officers;
author of " Ca,nada as an Imperial Factor"; cr. a Baronet 1915, and P.C.
(Ireland and England) 1920. A Coalition Liberal; sat (as Senior Member)
for York Jan. 1906 to Jan. 1910, when he was defeated; has sat (Senior
Member) for Sunderland since Dec. 5th, 19 10.
Residences— Gi\e.l Secretary's Lodge, Phoenix Park, Dublin ; 2, Wetherby Gardens,
S.W-s. Clubs — Reform, National Liberal, British Empire, West India.
W. GREENWOOD (Stockport).
William Greenwood, son of Edmund Greenwood; b. 1875:
m. 1900, E. M. Whittaker. A Coalition Unionist ; has sat for Stockport since
March 27th, 1920.
Residence — 35, Belgrave Road, Oldham.
SIR HARRY GREER (Somerset, Wells Division).
Harry Greer, 3rd son of the late William Greer, of Dundalk,
CO. Louth ; b. 1874: m. 1906, Marguerite Charlotte, 2nd da. of Louis Roche,
of Emperor's Gate, S.W. ; Founder (formerly Chm.) of H. and W. Greer
(Limited) ; is a Managing Director of Mercantile Marine Finance Corporation
(Limited), and Chm. of Lord Roberts Memorial Workshops (London) and
of Board of Trade Committee on Merchandise Marks Act. ; has travelled
extensively; Knt. 1922. A Coalition Unionist; sat for Clapham Div. of
Battersea and Clapham June 1918 to Nov. 1918; elected for Wells Div. of
Somerset Dec. I4lh, 1918.
Residences— 6$, Sloane Street, S.W.i ; Happidais, Walton-on-the-Hill, Surrey. Clubs
— Carlton, Junior Carlton.
H. H. GREGORT (Derbyshire, Southern Division).
Henry Holman Gregory, K.C, son of H. T. Gregory, of
Bath; b. June 30th, 1864: m. 1891, Ada, 3rd da. of Mark Whitwill, of
Bristol; Bar. Middle Temple 1897, ^ K.C. 1910, and a Bencher 1920;
joined W. Circuit ; is a Member of Gen. Council of the Bar ; appointed
Recorder of Bath Aug. 1916. A Coalition Liberal; has sat for S. Div. of
Derbyshire since Dec. 14th, 19 18.
Residence — 37, St. James's Place, S.W. C/iajnbers—2, Hare Court, Temple, E.C.
COL. SIR JAMES W. GREIG (Renfrewshire, Western Division;.
James William Greig, C.B.,K.C., son of the late John Borthwick
Greig, W.S., of 18, Abingdon Street, Westminster, S.W. , by Mary, el. da. of
William Grant of Madeira ; b. Jan. 31st, 1859 5 ^^- ^^ Univ. Coll. Sch. and
Univ. Coll., London, and in Paris ; B.A. and LL.B., London Univ. : m.
18—, Jeannie, da. of Capt. Edward Brown, of Salem, U.S.A. ; Bar. Lincoln's
Inn 1882, a K.C. 1913, and a Bencher 1917 ; sometime Lieut. -Col, and Hon.
Col. Comdg. London Scottish Batns. London Regt. (V.D.) ; appointed
Parliamentary Private Sec. to Sec. for Scotland March 191 7 and Jan. 1919 ;
author of several legal works; C.B. (Civil) 1911, Knt. 1921. A Liberal ; has
sat for W. Div. of Renfrewshire since Jan. 21st, 1910.
Residence— ^1, Carlisle Mansions, Carlisle Place, Westminster, S.W. Chambers — 3,
New Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C. C/«i5f— Caledonian, Liberal (Glasgow).
68
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
COL. J. GRETTON (StaffordslilTe, Burton DivlBion).
John Gretton, C.B.E., son of the late
John Gretton, of Burton-on-Trent, and 66, Ennismore
Gardens, S.W. ; b. Sept. ist, 1867 ; ed. at Harrow :
;;/. 1900, the Hon. Maud Helen Eveleigh-de-Moleyns,
da. of 4th Baron Ventry ; is a J. P. for Derbyshire
and Leicestershire, Chm. of Bass, Ratcliff, and
Gretton (Limited), brewers, of Burton-on-Trent,
Lieut. -Col. Reserve of Officers, and Hon. Col. (V.D.)
6th Batn. Prince of Wales's (N. Staffordshire Regt.) ;
C.B.E. (Mil.) 1919. An Independent Unionist; sat
for 8. Div. of Derbyshire July 1895 to Jan. 1906
(when he was defeated), and for Rutland June 1907
to Nov. 1918; elected for Staffordshire, Burton Div.
Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residences — 35, Belgrave Square, S.W.i; Stapleford Park,
Mehon Mowbray. Clubs — Marlborough, Carlton, Royal Yacht Squadron.
A. QRIFFITH (Cavan Co., East Division, and Tyrone Co., North -West Division).!
Arthur Griffith, son of Arthur Griffith, a printer; b. 1872;
in early life a Compositor ; Founder of the Sinn Fein Movement (Acting
Pres. 1919-21) ; became Sec. for Foreign Affairs in Dail Eireann 1921, and
Pres. Jan. 1922 ; has been editor of several Sinn Fein publications. A Sitin
FHn Member; elected for E. Div. of Cavan Co. June 1918 and Dec. 4th,
1918, also for N.-W. Div. of Tyrone Co. Dec. 14th, 1918; also for Ferma-
nagh and Tyrone Cos. in N. Parliament of Ireland and for Cavan Co. in S.
Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — 122, St. Lawrence Road, Clontarf, co. Dublin.
T. GRIFFITHS (Monmouthshire, Pontypool Division).
Thomas Griffiths ; b. 1867 : ;;/. 1901, Mary Elizabeth, da.
of Dr. Morgan, of Neath ; is Sec. of S. Wales Branch of Steelsmelters'
Union, and a Labour Whip. A Labour Member ; has sat for Pontypool
Div. of Monmouthshire since Dec. 14th, 19 18.
Reside/ue — 45, Lewis Road, Neath.
m
LIEUT.-COL. SIR JOHN NORTON-GRIFFITHS (Wandsworth, Central Division).
John Norton-Griffiths, K.C.B., jD.S.O.,
son of the late John Griffiths, of Brecon ; b. July 13th,
1871 ; ed. privately : ni. 1901, Gwladys, da. of the
late Thomas Wood (of Browning, Wood and Fox) ; is
Governing Director of Norton Griffiths and Co., public
works contractors and engineers ; served in Matabele-
Mashona War 1896-7, in command of Scouts (de-
spatches thrice), in British S. African Police, and
during S. African War, first in Colonial Div, and after-
wards as Capt. and Adj. Lord Roberts' Body Guard,
Head Quarters Staff; during European War 1914-16,
raised a Special Cav. Regiment, and subsequently
on Staff of Engineer-in-Ch. to organise Tunnelling
Corps R.E. , with rank of Lieut. -Col. (despatches thrice,
D.S.O.); went on Special Mission to Roumania in
connection with Oil and Corn Stores 1916 (Com. of
Grand Star of Roumania, 3rd class St. Vladimir
Order, Officer of Legion of Honour) ; assumed by deed
poll 1917 the additional surname of Norton; D.S.O.
1916, K.C.B. (Civil) 1917. A Conservative; sat for
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 69
Wednesbury Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Central Div. of Wandsworth
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Hesidences—Wonham Manor, Betchworth, Surrey. Office— j„ Central Buildings,
Westminster, S.W.i. Clubs— CaxXlon, Junior Carlton, Bath, Royal Automobile.
W. G. HOWARD 6BITTEN (Tlie Hartlepools).
William George Howard Gritten, son of William and Annie
Howard Gritten ; b. Feb. 7th, 1870 ; ed. at Brasenose Coll., Oxford (Classical
Scholar and Exhibitioner, Honours Classical Mods, and Lit. Hum., B.A.
1893, M.A. 1896) : m. 1918, Helena Blanche Paget, widow of the late Com.
— Webb, R.N. ; Bar. Inner Temple 1899 ; has travelled extensively ; author
of numerous political writings and a frequent contributor to Magazines and
Press. An Independent Tory ; has sat for the Hartlepools since Dec. 14th,
1918, having unsuccessfully contested it Jan., June, and Dec. 1910.
Clubs — Carlton, Royal Automobile, igoo.
T. W. GRUNDT (Yorkshire, West Riding, Rother Valley Division).
Thomas Walter Grundy ; b. i8 — ; is one of the officials of the
Yorkshire Miners' Asso. ; sometime a Town Councillor for Rotherham. A
Labour Member ; has sat for Rother Valley Div. of W. Riding of Yorkshire
since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 15, Clifton Bank, Rotherham.
CAPT. THE RIGHT HON. F. E. GUEST (Dorsetsbire, Eastern Division).
Frederick Edward Guest, P.C., C.B.E.,
D.S.O., son of 1st Baron Wimborne, of Canford Manor,
Wimborne, Branksome Dene, Bournemouth, and Wim-
borne House, 22, Arlington Street, S.W., by Lady Cor-
nelia Henrietta Maria Spencer-Churchill, da. of 7th Duke
ofMarlborough;^. June 14th, 1875; ^^- at Winchester : m.
1905, Amy, da. of Henry Phipps ; formerly Capt. ist Life
Guards ; White Nile I9(X) (despatches), S. Africa 1901-2
(Queen's medal with five clasps), European War 1914-
17 as an Extra A.D.C. to Com.-inCh. in France, and
afterwards in German E. Africa (despatches. Legion of
Honour) ; appointed Assist. Private Sec. (unpaid) to
Ferro non gladio. Rt. Hon. W. L. Spencer-Churchill, M.P. (when Under
Sec, of State for the Colonies) 1907 and (when Pres. of Board of Trade) 1908,
and (when Sec. of State for Home Depart.) 1910, a Junior Lord of the
Treasury April 191 1, Treasurer of H.M.'s Household Feb. 1912, Joint Parlia-
mentary (Patronage) Sec. to the Treasury 1917, and again Jan. I919, and
Sec. of State for Air (without seat in the Cabinet) April 192 1 ; D.S.O. 191 7,
C.B.E. (Mil.) 1919, P.C. 1920. K Liberal; unsuccessfully contested Stafford-
shire, Kingswinford Div. Jan. 1906, Cumberland, Cockermouth Div. Aug.
1906, and Lincolnshire, N. Lindsey, or Brigg, Div. Feb. 1907 ; elected
for E. Div. of Dorsetshire Jan. 27th, 1910, but was unseated on petition;
re-elected Dec. 13th, 1910, April 29th, 191 1, Dec. 14th, 1918, and April
i6th, 1921.
Residence — Templeton House, Roehampton. Clubs — Turf, Reform.
J. GUEST (Yorkshire, West Riding, Hemsworth Division).
John Guest, son of George Guest; b. Sept, 1866; is Vice-
Pres. Yorkshire Miners' Asso, and a County Alderman for W. Riding of
Yorkshire. A Labour Member ; has sat for Hemsworth Div. of W. Riding of
Yorkshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — The Elders, South Hundley, near Bamsley.
70
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
MAJOR THE HON. 0. M. GUEST (Leicestershire, Loughlaorougb Division).
Oscar Montague Guest, 5th son of ist
Baron Wimborne, of Ashby St. Ledgers, Rugby, and
Wimborne House, 22, Arlington Street, Piccadilly,
S.W., by Lady Cornelia Henrietta Maria Spencer-
Churchill, da. of 7th Duke of Marlborough ; b. Aug,
24th. 1888 ; ed. at Trin. Coll., Camb. (B.A. 1910) ;
is Capt. Yeo., a Major R.A.F. ; European War
1914-18 as Major R.A.F. (wounded). A Coalition
Liberal; has sat for Loughborough Div. of Leices-
tershire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
ResiJeiice—i2, Upper Brook Street, W.t.
LIEUT.-COL. THE HON. WALTER E. GUINNESS' ( West Suffollc,
Bury St. Edmunds Division).
Walter Edward Guinness, D.S.O., 3rd son
of 1st Earl of Iveagh ; b. March 29th, 1880 ; ed. at
Eton : m. 1903, Lady Evelyn Hilda Stuart Erskine,
da. of 14th Earl of Buchan ; Lieut.-Col. (T.D ) T.F.
Reserve (formerly Suffolk Yeo.), and a J. P. for Suffolk ;
was a Member of London County Council 1907-10 ;
S. Africa 1900- 1901, as Capt. 44th Squadron Im-
perial Yeo. (wounded, despatches, medal with four
clasps), European War 1914-18, in Gallipoli, Egypt,
and France, Comdg. a Batn. and as Brig.-Major and
Gen. Staff Officer (despatches thrice, D.SO. with Bar,
Officer of Crown of Roumania) ; D.S.O. 1917 (Bar
1918). A Coalition Conservative; unsuccessfully con-
tested Suffolk, N.-W., or Stbwmarket, Div. Jan. 1906 ;
sat for Bury St. Edmunds Aug. 1907 to Nov. 1918; elected for W. Suffolk,
Bury St. Edmunds Div. Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residences — 11, Grosvenor Place, S.W. ; Knockmaroon, Castleknock, co. Dublin ; The
Manor House, Bury St. Edmunds. Clubs — Carlton, Kildare Street, Bachelors'.
%
R. S. GWTNNE (East Sussex, Eastbourne Division).
Rupert Sackville Gwynne, son of the late James Eglinton
Anderson Gwynne, of Folkington Manor, Sussex, by his wife Mary Earle
Purvis; b. Aug. 2nd, 1873 5 ^^- *t Shrewsbury Sch., and at Pembroke Coll.,
Camb. (B.A. 1895) = *"■ '905. the Hon. Stella Ridley, da. of 1st Viscount
Ridley ; Bar. Inner Temple 1898 ; is a Member of E. Sussex County Council,
and a J. P. for Sussex. A Conservative; sat for S., or Eastbourne, Div. of
Sussex Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for E. Sussex, Eastbourne Div.
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— ny, Catherine Street, Buckingham Gate, S.W. ; Wootton Manor, Polegate,
Sussex. C/«^j— Bachelors', Carlton.
CAFT. D. H. HACKING (Lancashire, Cliorley Division).
Douglas Hewitt Hacking, O.B.E., son of J. Hacking, J.P., and
County Councillor ; b. Aug. 4th, 1884 : m. 1909, Margery Allen, el. da. of
H. H. Bolton, J. P., of Newchurch-in-Rosendale ; sometime Capt. E. Lanca-
shire Regt. ; has been Chni. of Rishton Urban Council, and Vice-Chm.
Accrington (Ilonservative Party Executive ; European War 1914-18 (despatches,
O.B.E. ); appointed Parliamentary Private Sec. to Min. of Pensions 1919,
at Admiralty 1920, and to Sec. of State for War 1921 ; O.B.E. (Mil.) 1919.
A Coalition Unionist ; has sat for Chorley Division of Lancashire since Dec.
14th, 1918.
Residence— iZ, Chapel Street, S.W.i. C/k*x— Constitutional, St. Stephen's.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
7J
A. HAILWOOD (Manchester, Ardwlck Division).
Augustine Hailwood, son of the late James Hailwood, of
Manchester; b. Dec. iitli, 1875 ; ed. by Xaverian Brothers at Manchester:
m. 1908, Mary Hilda, da. of the late Francis Amiel, of Manchester ; is a
wholesale baker, a Gov. of St. Bede's Coll., Manchester, and a J. P. for Man-
chester. A Coalition Unionist ; has sat for Ardwick Div. of Manchester since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Struan, Lindow Common, Wilmslow. C/w^— Constitutional.
CAFT. SIR DOUGLAS B. HALL, Bt. (Isle of Wight).
Douglas Bernard Hall, ist Baro-
net, son of the late Bernard Hall, J. P.,
of Burton Park, Petworth, Sussex, by
Margaret, da. of William Calrow, J. P.,
D.L. ; l>. Dec. 29th, 1866 ; ed. at Charter-
house, and at Ch. Ch., Oxford : »/. 1890,
Caroline, only da. of T. J. Montgomery,
of Larchmont Manor, New York Slate,
U.S.A.; isCapt. R.E.,Lord of the Manors
of Barlavington, Burton, and Crouch, and
a J. P. for Sussex (High Sheriff 1907) ; cr.
a Baronet 19 19. A Conservative ; unsuc-
cessfully contested Penryn and Falmouth
Jan. 1906 ; has sat for Isle of Wight since
Jan. 2ist, 1910.
Resilience— 'The Castle Priory, Wallingford,
Berks. Town Residence — 10, Cado^an Gar-
dens, S.W. C/K/'J-Carlton, Boodle's, White's.
F. HALL (Yorkshire, West Riding, Normantou Division).
Frederick Hall, son of the late John Hall; b. 1855 • '''• i^78>
Ann Maria, da. of William Edwards ; in early life worked in Aldwarke
Main Colliery, Rotherham ; sometime Agent (formerly Sec. and Treasurer) of
Yorkshire Miners' Asso. ; is a J. P. for W. Riding of Yorkshire, a Labour Whip,
and Grand Master of British United Order of Oddfellows. A Labour Member;
sat for Normanton Div. of S. Part of W. Riding of Yorkshire Nov. 1905 to
Nov. 1918 ; elected for Yorkshire, W. Riding, Normanton Div. Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residence — 26, Victoria Road, Barnsley.
UEUT.-COL. SIR FREDERICK HALL (Camberwell, Dulwich Division).
Frederick Hall, K.B.E., D.S.O., son of Herbert Hall; b. Oct.
7th, 1864: w. 1892, Annie Ellen, da. of Henry Hall, M.D., of Plaistow ;
is Lieut.-Col. R.F.A., a Director of Robert (Gardner, Mountain and Co.
(Limited), insurance brokers, of 3, Old Broad Street, E.C. , and a Member
of Lloyd's and the Baltic ; raised seventeen Batteries of Artillery during Euro-
pean War; D.S.O. and K.B.E. 1918. A Conservative ; has sat for Dulwich
Div. of Camberwell since Dec. 3rd, 1910.
Residences — 2, Whitehall Court, S.W. i ; Grafham Grange, Bramley, Surrey. Clubs —
Carlton, Junior Carlton, Constitutional, St. Stephen's.
REAR-ADM. SIR (W.) REGINALD HALL (Liverpool, West Derby Division).
(William) Reginald Hall, K.C.M.G., C.B., son of Capt.
William Henry Hall, R.N., of Springfield, Ross, Herefordshire; b. 1870;
Hon. LL.D., Camb. 1920 : m. 1894, Ethel Wootton, da. of Sir William de
7*
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
Wiveleslie Abney, K.C.B., D.C.L., D.Sc, F.R.S. ; entered R.N. 1883, became
Lieut. 1890, Com. 1901, Capt. 1905, and Rear-Adm. 1917 ; retired 1919; was
a Naval A.D.C. to H.M. 1916-17, and Director of Naval Intelligence. Ad-
miralty War Staflf 1914-19; is a Director of Barclay, Perkins and Co. (Limited),
of Great Eastern Railway, and of British Baltic Commercial Asso., a Com. of
Legion of Honour, Order of Leopold of Belgium, Rising Sun of Japan, and
St. Maurice and St. Lazarus of Italy, and a Grand Officer of Crown of Italy ;
has American D.S.M., and 3rd class of Order of Vladimir of Russia; C.B.
(Civil) 1915 ; K.C.M.G. 1917. A Coalition Unionist; has sat for Liverpool,
W. Derby Div. since Feb. 26th, 1919.
Residence — 27, Cranley Gardens, S. Kensington, S.W. Clubs — Carlton, Travellers',
Garrick.
E. HALLAS (Birmingham, Duddeston Division).
Eldred Hallas, son of Edward Hallas, of Bradford; b. 1870;
ed. at Elementary Schs., Yorkshire : m. 1892, Clara Bottomley, of Bradford ;
is an official of National Union of Gen. Workers ; sometime a Member of Bir
mingham Town Council. A Labour Member ; has sat for Duddeston Div.
of Birmingham since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — King's Heath, Birmingham.
W. HALLS (Lancashire, Heyvood and Badcliffe Division).
Walter Halls ; b. 18 — ; sometime an Organiser of Railway-
men's Union and a Member of Executive ; is Pres. Nottingham Co-operative
So. h Labour Member ; unsuccessfully contested Northampton Dec. 1918 ;
has sat for Lancashire, Heywood and Radcliflfe'Div. since June 8th, 1921.
Residence — 43, Henry Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham.
\
CAPT. A. V. HAMBRO (Dorsetshire, Southern Division).
Angus Valdemar Hambro, son of Sir
Everard Alexander Hambro, K.C.V.O., of Hayes
Place, Beckenham, Kent, and Milton Abbey, Dorset,
by Gertrude Mary, who d. 1905, da. of the late Henry
Stuart; h. July 8th, 1883; ed. at Eton ; is Capt. Yeo. :
m. 1st, 1907, Rosamund Maud, who d. 1914, da. of
Major Robert W. Kearsley, of Stapeley House, Che-
shire ; 2ndly, 1916, Vanda, da. of St. John Charlton, of
Cholmondeley, Malpas, Cheshire. A Conservative ;
has sat for S. Div. of Dorsetshire since Jan. 21st, 1910.
Residence— Milton Abbey, Blandford.
BIAJOR C. G. C. HAMILTON (CheBhlre, Altrlncham Division).
Collingwood George Clements Hamilton, son of the late Ven.
George Hans Hamilton, Archdeacon of Northumberland, and Canon of
Durham, by Lady Louisa Frances, sister of 4th Earl of Leitrim ; b. Nov. 1st,
1877 ; ed. at Charterhouse : m. 1906, Eleanor, da. of the late Henry Simon,
of Lawnhurst. Didsbury; is an electrical engineer, a J. P. for Cheshire, and
Major Territorial Force Reserve; appointed Director of Enrolment for
National Ser. 1916, and Controller of Contract Claims, Min. of Munitions
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 73
1918 ; was Parliamentary Private Sec. (unpaid) to Min. of Pensions (Rt. Hon.
Sir L. Worthington Evans, Bt., M.P.) 1919-20. A Conservative; has sat for
Altrincham Div. of Cheshire since May 28th, 1913.
Residence—^, Lower Sloane Street, S.W.i. Clubs — Carlton, Constitutional, St.
Stephen's, Constitutional (Manchester).
\
J. G. HANCOCK (Derbyshire, Belper Division).
John George Hancock, el. son of Joseph Hancock, of Pinxton,
Derbyshire; b. Oct. 15th, 1857: ni. 1882, Mary, da. of Thomas Hoten, o(
Pinxton; is Agent to Notts Miners' Asso., and a J. P. for Notts. A Liberal;
sat for Mid Div. of Derbyshire July 1909 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Derbyshire,
Belper Div. Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residence — 315, Nottingham Road, New Basford, Nottingham.
G. B. HANNA (Antrim County, East Antrim DiTision).
George Boyle Hanna, son of Robert Hanna, of Ballymena, co.
Antrim; b. Dec. 17th, 1877; is a Member of Ballymena Urban Dist.
Council. An hidependent Unionist ; has sat for E. Div. of Antrim Co. since
May 27th, 1919 ; elected for Antrim Co. in N. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence— \i, Rosetta Avenue, Belfast.
P. J. H. HANNON (Birmingham, Moseley Division).
Patrick Joseph Henry Hannon, son of Matthew Hannon, by
Catherfne, da. of the late Patrick Henry ; b. March 2nd, 1874 ; Director of
British Commonwealth Union. A Coalition Unionist; unsuccessfully con-
tested Bristol, E. Div. Jan. 1910; has sat for Moseley Div. of Birmingham
since March 4th, 1921.
Residence — 24, Abingdon Street, Westminster, S.W. Club — Carlton.
T. J. S. HARBISON (Tyrone Co., North-East Division).
Thomas James Stanislaus Harbison, son of the late John
Harbison, of Cookstown, co. Tyrone; b. 1864 = »^. ist, 1892, Elizabeth, who
d. 1919, only da. of the late Nathaniel Maguire, J. P. ; 2ndly, 1920, Annie
Josephine, da. 0/ the late John Beveridge, B.L., Town Clerk of Dublin;
admitted a Solicitor 1891 ; is a County Councillor for co. Tyrone. A
Nationalist ; sat for Tyrone Co., E. Div. April to Nov. 1918 ; elected for
N.-E. Div. of Tyrone Co. Dec. 14th, 1918, also for Fermanagh and Tyrone
Cos. in N. Parliament of Ireland May 1921.
Residence — Loy, Cookstown, co. Tyrone. Club — Royal Automobile.
HARMOOD-BANNER [see Banner].
74
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
C. 6. HARMSW^ORTH (BedfordsMre, Luton Division).
Cecil Bisshopp Harmsworth, son of
the late Alfred Harmsworth, Bar. -at- Law, by
Geraldine Mary, da. of William Maffett, of
Pembroke Place, Dublin, and brother of ist Vis-
count Northcliffe and ist Viscount Rothermere ;
b. Sept. 28th, 1869; ed. at Trin. Coll., Dublin
(B.A. Senior Moderator in Modern Literature
1891, M.A. 1911): m. 1897, Emilie Alberta,
da. of William Hamilton Malifett, Bar.-at-Law,
of St. Helena, Finglas, co. Dublin ; sometime
a Director of Amalgamated Press (Limited) ;
appointed Parliamentary Private Sec. (unpaid)
to Pres. of Board of Agriculture and Fisheries
(Rt. Hon. W. Runcimau, M.P. ) 191 1, and
Parliamentary Under Sec. of State for Home
Depart. Feb. 1915, and for Foreign Affairs
Jan. 1919 ; in Prime Min.'s Secretariat 1917-19. A Liberal ; unsuccessfully
contested Worcestershire, Mid, or Droitwich, Div. Oct. 1900, and Lanark-
shire, N.-E. Div. Sept. 1901; sat for Mid, or Droitwich, Div. ot Worcester-
shire Jan. 1906 to Jan. 1910, when he was defeated, and for S., or Luton,
Div. of Bedfordshire July 1911 to Nov. 1918; re-elected for Luton Div.
thereof Dec. 14th, 191 8.
Residences — 28, Montagu Square, W. ; Magdalen House, Henley-on-Thames.
Clubs — Reform, National Liberal, Eighty.
HON. E. C. HARMSWORTH (Kent, Isle of Thanet Division).
Esmond Cecil Harmsworth, 3rd
and only surviving son of 1st Viscount Rother-
mere, of Hemsted Park, Benenden, Kent, and
La Dragonniere, Cap Martin, France, by Mary
Lilian, da. of George Wade Share ; b. May 26th,
1898 ; ed. at Chatham House, Ramsgate, and at
Eton: m, 1920, Hunam, da, of the late William
Redhead ; sometime Capt, R.M.A. ; was an
A.D.C. to Prime Min. at Peace Conference,
Paris 1919 ; engaged in farming. An Unionist
and Anti- Waste; has sat for Isle of Thanet Div.
of Kent since Nov. 15th, 1919.
Residences — 60, Grosvenor Street, W. ; Warren
Farm, Fairlight, near Hastings. Ciub — Bachelors'.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
75
SIR(R.) LEICESTER HARMS WORTH, Bt. (Caithness-sliire and Sutherlandshlre).
(Robert) Leicester Harmsworth, ist
Baronet, 4th son of the late Alfred Harms-
worth, Bar.-at-law, by Geraldine Mary, da.
of William Maffett, Bar.-at-law, of Pembroke
Place, Dublin, and brother of 1st Viscount
Northcliffe and ist Viscount Rothermere ; b.
Nov. 1st, 1870 : in. 1892, Annie Louise,
el. da. of the late Thomas Scott, of Wands-
worth, S.W., and Cornard, Suffolk ; some-
time a Director of the Amalgamated Press
(Limited) ; cr, a Baronet 1918. A Coalition
Liberal', sat for Caithness-shire Oct. 1900 to
Nov. 1918 ; elected for Caithness-shire and
Sutherlandshire Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Moray Lodge, Campden Hill, W.8.
SIR HENRY P. HARRIS (Paddlngton, South Division).
Henry Percy Harris, K.B.E.^son
of the late Sir George David Harris, J. P.,
of 32, Inverness Terrace, W., by Eliza
Margaret, da. of the lale Henry Adderley,
of Nassau, Bahamas; b. Sept. 8th, 1856;
ed. at Eton and at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1880) : ni. 1908, Ethel Alice Chivers, da.
of the late Edward Chivers Bower, of
Broxholme, Scarborough; Bar. Lincoln's
Inn 1881 ; was Chm. of London County
Council 1907-8, and of London War
Pensions Committee 1915-20 ; is a J. P. and
D.L. for CO. London; K.B.E. (Civil) 1917.
A Coalition Conservative; has sat for S. Div.
of Paddington since Jan. 17th, 1910.
Residences— cjZ, Gloucester Terrace, W. ;
Cherry Croft, Forest Row, Sussex. (Stubs —
Carlton, Oxford and Cambridge.
V. HARTSHORN (Glamorganshire, Ogmore Division).
Vernon Hartshorn, O.B.E. ; b. 1872 ; formerly a Member
of Miners' Federation of S. Wales, and of National Executive Miners' Federa-
tion of Great Britain ; is a Member of Coal Mining Organisation Committee,
of Controller of Coal Mines Advisory Board, and a J.P. ; was a Member of
Colliery Recruiting Court, S. Wales during European War; O.B.E. (Civil)
1918. A Labour Member ; unsuccessfully contested Glamorganshire, Mid Div.
March and Dec. 1910 ; has sat for Ogmore Div. of Glamorganshire since Dec.
4th, 1918.
Residence — Maesteg Bridgend, Glamorganshire.
76 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
L. HASLAM (Newport).
Lewis Haslam, son of John Haslam, J. P., of Gilnow House,
Bolton, Lancashire, by Jane, da. of J. Crook, of White Bank, Bolton,
Lancashire ; b. April 25th, 1856 ; ed. at Univ. Coll. Sch., and at Univ.
Coll., London : m. 1893, Helen Norma, da. of Henry Dixon, of Watlington,
Oxon. ; is a J. P. for Lancaster, and an Officer of Order of Crown of Belgium ;
sometime a cotton spinner. A Coalition Liberal; unsuccessfully contested
Westhoughton Div. of Lancashire (S.-E.) 1892, and S. Kesteven, or Stamford,
Div. of Lincolnshire 1900 ; sat for Monmouth Dist. Jan. 1906 to Nov. 1918 ;
elected for Newport Dec. 14th, 1918.
Rtsidence — 8, Wilton Crescent, S.W. Clubs — Reform, National Liberal, Bath, Ranelagh.
A. HAYDAT (Nottingham, West Division).
Arthur Hayday, son of Thomas Bloomfield Hayday ; b. Oct.
24th, 1869: twice tn.: is Vice-Pres. of National Union of Gen. Workers (Sec.
for Midland Area), Pres. of Nottingham Trades Council, and Ch. Organiser
for Gen. Labourers' Union in E. Midlands. K Labour Member; has sat for
W. Div. of Nottingham since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 5, Heskey Street, Nottingham. ^
J. J. HATES (Cork Co., West Division).:
John J. Hayes; b. 18 — ; sometime Editor oi Southern Star
(Skibbereen). A Sinn Fdin Member ; elected for W. Div. of Cork Co. Dec.
4th, 1918, also for Cork Co. (N., Mid, W., S. and S.-E.) in S. Parliament
of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — Skibbereen, co Cork.
DR. R. F. HATES (Limerick Co., East Division).:
Richard Francis Hayes, M.D. ; b. 18 — ; ed. at Catholic Univ.,
Dublin ; sometime a Dispensary Med. Officer. A Sinn Fiin Member ; elected
for E. Div. of co. Limerick Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Limerick E. and City
of Limerick in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — Thomond House, South Circular Road, Dublin.
BIAJOR £. HATWARD (Durham, Seaham Division).
Evan Hayward, son of Robert Hayward, of Fishponds,
Gloucestershire; b. April 2nd, 1876; ed. at Wotlon-under-Edge : m. 1913,
Elizabeth M. Bergfeldt, of Boston, U.S.A. ; admitted a Solicitor 1900; Euro-
pean War 191 5- 19, as Major Worcestershire Regt. A Liberal; sat for S.-E.
Div. of Durham Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ; has sat for Seaham Div. of Durham
since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— ■HA, RedclifFe Square, S.W.io. C/w^i —National Liberal, Reform.
HEATHCOTE-DRUMMOND-WILLOUGHBT [see Willoughby].
RIGHT HON. A. HENDERSON (Lancashire, Widnes Division).
Arthur Henderson, F.C, son of David Henderson, by his wife,
Agnes ; b. 1863 ; ed. at St. Mary's Sch., Glasgow : m. 1888, Eleanor, da. of
William Watson, formerly of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; has been a Member of
Darlington Town Council, of Newcastle City Council, and of Durham County
Council ; sometime Chra. of Labour Party in House of Commons (resigned
1917), now Ch. Whip thereof; is a J. P. for co. Durham, a Member of Board
of Trade Arbitration Court and of Industrial Council, Sec. of National Labour
Party, Chm. of National Joint Labour Board, and Workmen's Chm. of N.-E.
Coast Conciliation Board and Lancashire Conciliation Board (Ironfounding
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 77
Industry), Hon. Pres. Friendly So. of Ironfounders, and Past Pres. National
Brotherhood Federation ; sometime Joint Pres. of Parliamentary Recruiting
Committee, a Member of Executive Committee of Prince of Wales's National
Relief Fund ; appointed a Member of Govt. Committee to enquire into
employment for Disabled Sailors and Soldiers, and for Belgian Refugees, and
of Munitions of War Committee 1915, Pres. of Board of Education May 1915,
Paymaster-Gen. and Labour Adviser to the Govt. Aug. 1916, and Min.
(without portfolio) in National Min. (with a seat in the War Cabinet) Dec. 1916
(resigned Aug. 191 7) ; elected Mayor of Darlington 1903 ; was a Member of
Railway Commn. 1911; PC. 1915. A Zadour Memder ; sa.t (or Marnard Castle
Div. of Durham Co. July 1903 to Nov. 1918 ; unsuccessfully contested E. Ham,
S. Div. Dec. 1918 ; elected for Lancashire, Widnes Div. Aug. 30th, 1919.
Resilience — 81, Carlisle Mansions, Carlisle Place, Westminster, S.W.i.
LIEUT.-COL. V. L. HENDERSON (Glasgow, Tradeston Division)
Vivian Leonard Henderson, M.C, son of Francis Henderson,
J. P., of Glasgow, by Alice, da. of the late Sir Charles F. Hamond, M.P. for
Newcastle-on-Tyne ; /). 1884; ed. at Uppingham and at R.M.C.: m. 1913,
Eileen Marjorie, da. of Brig.-Gen. G. W. Dowell, C.M.G., C.B.E. ; Lieut.-
Col. Special Reserve, Comdg. 3rd Batn. Loyal Regt (N. Lancashire), Manager
Glasgow Savings Bank, a Member of Scottish Regional and Central Advisory
Councils for Pensions, and of Roy. Commn. on Fire Prevention (1921) ; Euro-
pean War 1914-18 (despatches, M.C., 1914 Star); was A.D.C. and Private
Sec. to Gov. of Mauritius 1909-11, and Parliamentary Private Sec. to Min. of
Pensions 1919-20. A Coalition Unionist; has sat for Tradeston Div. of Glas-
gow since Dec. 14th, 191 8.
Residence--ij, Kidderpore Gardens, Hampstead, N.W.3. Ciuis — Carlton, Junior
United Service, Conservative (Glasgow).
MAJOR G. R. J. HENNESSY (Hampshire, Winchester Division).
George Richard James Hennessy, O.B.E., son of the late
Richard Hennessy, of Cognac, France; b. Maith 23rd, 1877 '• '''• 1898, Ethel
Mary, Wynter; is Major King's Roy. Rifle Corps, and a J. P. for Hants (Sheriff
1911) ; European War 1915-18 ; appointed Parliamentary Private Sec. (unpaid)
to Sec. to Min. of Labour 1921 ; O.B.E. (Mil.) 1919. A Coalition Unionist ;
has sat for Winchester Div. of Hampshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 25, Upper Brook Street, W. Clubs — Marlborough, Carlton.
LIEUT.-COL. THE HON. A. N. H. M. HERBERT (Somersetshire, Yeovil
Division).
Aubrey Nigel Henry Molyneux Herbert, 2nd
son of 4th Earl of Carnarvon, by Elizabeth Catharine,
da. of the late Henry Howard ; b. April 3rd, 1880; ed. at
Eton, and at Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1908) : m. 1910,
the Hon. Mary Gertrude Vesey, da. of 4th Viscount De
Vesci ; formerly Lieut. Roy. N. Devon Yeo., and an Hon.
Attache in Diplo. Ser. ; is Capt. Irish Guards, a D.L. for
Somerset, and a Gen. Staff Officer, with rank of Lieut. -
Col.; European War 1914-18 in France, Egypt, Dar-
danelles, Mesopotamia, Salonika, and Italy (wounded,
Serbian Order of the White Eagle) ; has travelled ex-
tensively in Yemen, Arabia, and Near and Far East. A
Coalition Consei-vative ; sat for Somerset, S. Div. Nov. 191 1 to Nov. 1918,
having been defeated there Jan. and Dec. 1910 ; elected for Yeovil Div.
thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — 28, Bruton Street, W. ; Pixton Park, Dulverton. Clubs — Travellers',
St. James's, Bath.
78 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
D. H. HERBERT (Hertfordshire, Watford Division).
Dennis Henry Herbert, el. son of the late Rev. Henry
Herbert, R. of Hemingford Abbots, St. Ives, Hunts, by Mary, da. of the late
Kev. Edward Grevile Ruddock ; b. Feb. 25th, 1869 ; ed. at King's Sch.,
Ely, and at Wadham Coll., Oxford (M.A. 1901) : m. 1903, Mary Graeme, da.
of the late Valentine Graeme Bell, C.M.G. ; admitted a Solicitor 1895 ; is a
J. P. and a County Councillor for Herts. A. Coahlion Unionist; has sat for
Watford Div. of Hertfordshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Ardmore, Cassio Road, Watford. Clubs — Carlton, St. Stephen's.
RIGHT HON. SIR GORDON HEWART (Leicester, East Division).
Gordon Hewart, P.C., K.C., son of G. Hewart, of Bury, Lan-
cashire; b. Jan. 7th, 1870; ed. at Manchester Gram. Sch., and at Univ.
Coll., Oxford (Classical Scholar 1887, B.A. 189 1, M.A. 1893) : vi. 1892,
Sara Wood, da. of J. Hacking Riley, of Bury ; Bar. Inner Temple 1902,
K.C. 1912, and a Bencher 1917 ; joined N. Circuit; is a J.P. for Herts;
appointed Solicitor-Gen. in National Min. Dec. 1916, and Attorney-Gen. Jan.
1919 (with a seat in the Cabinet from April 1921) ; Knt. I916, P.C. 1918. A
Coalition Liberal; unsuccessfully contested N.-W. Div. of Manchester Aug.
1912 ; sat for Leicester June 1913 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for P^ Div. of Leices-
ter Dec. 14th, 19 18.
Residence — Garden Hill, Totteridge, Herts. Chambers — 2, Harcourt Buildings,
Te'mple, E.C. Clubs — Reform, Garrick, National Liberal.
BRIG. GEN. T. E. HICEBIAN (Wolverhampton. Bllston Division).
Thomas Edgecombe Hickman, C.B.,
D.S.O., son of Sir Alfred Hickman, ist Bt., of
Wightwick, Wolverhampton, by Lucy Owen, da. of
William Smith, of Portsea ; b. July 25th, 1859; ed.
at Cheltenham Coll. : m. 1907, Elizabeth Maud
Mackenzie, da. of the late Surg.-Maj. James Alex-
ander Smith, D.S.O. ; entered Army 1881, became
Capt. 1888, Brevet Major 1896, Brevet Lieut. -Col.
1898, Brevet Col. 1900 (h.-p. 1903), and Col. 1904;
retired 1914; served with Nile Expedition 1884-5
(medal with two clasps, bronze star, 4th class Med-
jidie), as Brig.-Maj. at Suakin 1884-7, a' actions of
Handoub and Gemaizah 1888 (despatches, clasp, 4th
class Osmanieh) and of Toski 1889, as D.A.A.G.
(despatches, clasp, D.S.O.), with Dongola Expedition 1896, as A.A.G.,
Inf. Div. (despatches, Brevet Major), with Nile Expedition 1898, in com-
mand of troops at capture of Shendy (despatches), present at battles of
Atbara (clasp) and Khartum (despatches, clasp. Brevet Lieut. -Col.), at relief
of Gedaref (clasp), in final operations against the Khalifa 1899, as Ch.
Staff Officer (despatches. Brevet Col.), and in S. Africa 1900-1901, Comdg.
a Column (despatches, C.B.); was attached to Egyptian Army 1884-94, again
in 1896, and again 1897-T900; appointed Col.-on-the-Staff in S. Africa 1902,
Brig.-Gen. Comdg. E. Sub. Dist., S. Africa 1903, and to command a Brig.
1914, with rank of Brig.-Gen. ; is Hon. Col. of a Batn. S. Staffordshire Regt.,
a D.L. for Stafford, and a Director of Alfred Hickman (Limited), iron and
steel works; D.S.O. 1889, C.B. (Mil.) 1900. A. Coalition Conservative ; sat
for S. Div. of Wolverhampton Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918; elected for Bilston
Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — Queen Anne's Mansions, S.W. ; Wergs Hall, Wolverhampton. Clubs —
Naval and Military, Hurlingham, Prince's, Carlton, St. Stephen's, Ranelagh.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 79
SIR WILLIAM J07NS0N HICKS, Bt. (Uiddlesex, Twickennam Division).
William Joynson-Hicks, ist Baronet, son of the late Henry
Hicks, of Plaistow Hall, Kent, by Harriet, da. of William Watts ; <5. June 23rd,
1865 ; ed. at Merchant Taylors' Sch. : m. 1895, Grace Lynn, da. of Richard
Hampson Joynson, J. P. (whose surname he assumed), of Chasefield, Bowdon,
Manchester; admitted solicitor 1888; is head of the legal firm of Joynson-
Hicks, Hunt, Cardew, and McDonald, solicitors, of Lennox House, Norfolk
Street, W.C., a Vice-Pres. of Manchester Conservative Asso., Chm. of Anto-
mobile Asso. and Motor Union, Motor Legislation Committee, and Parliamentary
Air Committee, Vice-Pres. of Roads Improvement Asso., and a F.R.G.S. ; ap-
pointed a Member of Departmental Committees on Berlin Copyright Convention
1909, on Rating of Motor Cars 191 1, on Putumayo Atrocities 1912, on Vol.
Motor Transport 1916, and on Civil Aerial Transport 1917 ; cr. a Baronet
1919. A Consei-vative ; unsuccessfully contested N. Div. of Manchester Oct.
1900 and Sunderland Dec. 1910; sat for N.-W. Div. of Manchester April
1908 to Jan. 1910, when he was defeated ; also defeated there Jan. 1906 ;
sat for Brentford Div. of Middlesex March 191 1 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for
Twickenham Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 19 18.
Residences — 15, St. James's Place, S.W. ; Tacolneston Hall, Norwich. Clubs — Carlton,
Bath, Constitutional.
E. C. HIGGINS (Queens Co.).t
Kevin Christopher Higgins ; b, i8 — ; ed. at Clongowes, and
St. Patrick's Coll., Carlow, and at National Univ. of Ireland (B.A. 1895) !
adopted the Law as a profession. A Sinn Fiin Member ; elected for Queen's
Co. Dec. 14th, 1918, and for King's Co. and Queen's Co. in S. Parliament of
Ireland June 1921.
Residence — Woodlands, Slradbally, Queen's co.
SIR CHARLES F. HIGHAM (Islington, Soath Division).
Charles Frederick Higham, son of the late Charles Higham ;
b. Jan. 17th, 1876; ed. at St. Albans: in. 1911, Jessie Stuart Munro ; is an
Advertising Expert, Publicist, and Author, and a Freeman of City of London ;
organised ist Batn. of Vol. (London Vol. Rifles) 1914, became Comdt. ;
wrote Govt. Appeals for Men and Money during European War 1914-18,
and was Director of Publicity, National War Savings Committee 191 5-16
(subsequently Hon. Adviser); author of "Scientific Distribution/' "Educa-
tion and Taxation," etc. ; Knt. 1921. A Coalition Unionist; has sat for S.
Div. of Islington since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Fairfields, Kingsbury, Middlesex. Clubs — Carlton, Constitutional.
LIEUT. -COL. F. HILDER (Essex, South-Eastem Division).
Frank Hilder, son of Edward Martin Hilder, of Ash, Kent;
b. Nov. 3rd, 1864 ; ed. privately : w. 1895, Evelyn Mary, da. of the late
Lieut. -Col. Wilding Wood, J. P., D.L., of Docklands, Ingatestone, Essex ; is
Lieut.-Col. R.F.A. ; European War 1914-18; is a J.P. and D.L. for Essex.
A Coalition Unionist ; has sat for S.-E. Div. of Essex since Dec. 14th, 1918.
^^«rf^«ctf— Huskards, Ingatestone, Essex. C/«^j— Carlton, Junior United Service.
HILL-WOOD [see Wood].
MAJOR J. W. HILLS (Durham Co., Dorbam Division).
John Waller Hills, 2nd son of the late Herbert Augustus
Hills, of Highhead Castle, Cumberland ; b. Jan. 2nd, 1867 ; ed. at Eton, and
at Balliol Coll., Oxford ; D.C.L., Durham : m. 1897, Stella, who d. 1897,
da. of the late Herbert D. Duckworth ; admitted Solicitor 1897 ; some-
time a member of the legal firm of Hills, Godfrey and Halsey, of 23, Queen
Anne's Gate, Westminster, S.W. ; is Major {sometime Lieut.-Col.) Duiham
8o
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
L.I., and a J. P. for Cumberland; served during European War 1914-16
(wounded). A Libeial Unionist ; sat for Durham City Jan. 1906 to Nov.
1918 ; elected for Durham Div. of Durham Co. Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— C)%, Mount Street, W. Club — Brooks's.
J. HINDS (Carmarthenslilre, Caxmarthen DiTlslon).
John Hinds, son of the late
William Hinds, of Cwnin Farm, Carmar-
then, by Mary, da. of David Jones, of
Penronw, Conwil Elfed, Carmarthen ; b,
July 26th, 1862; ed. at Carmarthen Gram,
Sch. : ;//. 1893, Lizzie, da. of the late R.
Powell, of Cefntrefna, Llandovery, Carmar-
thenshire ; sometime Chm. of London Welsh
Club, and Pres. of United Literary So. of
London Welshmen ; one of the principal
promoters of National Eisteddfod in London ;
is Lord-Lieut, of Carmarthenshire, Chm. of
Hinds and Co. (Limited), Past Pres. of
Baptist Union of Wales and Monmouth-
shire, Chm. of Welsh Liberal Parliamentary
Party, and of Drapers' and Gen. Insurance
Corporation (Limited), and Treasurer of
Roy. So. of Cymrodorion. A Coalition
Liberal ; sat for W. Div. of Carmarthen-
shire Dec. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for
Carmarthen Div. of Carmarthenshire Dec.
4th, 191 8.
/?«/V/?«<:^j— 71, Ashley Gardens, S.W. ; Neuadd-Deg, Carmarthen. Clubs — Reform,
National Liberal.
O. H. HIRST (Yorkshire, West Biding, Wentworth Division).
George Henry Hirst ; b. May 17th, 1879 ; a check-weighman,
and a Member of Yorkshire Miners' Asso. A Labour Member ; has sat for
Wentworth Div. of W. Riding of Yorkshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Address — House of Common*, Westminster, S.W.i.
LIEUT.-COL. SIR SAMUEL J. G. HOARE, Bt. (Chelsea).
Samuel John Gurney Hoare, C.M.G., 2nd
Baronet, el. son of Sir Samuel Hoare, ist Bt., of
Sidestrand Hall, Norfolk, by Katharine Louisa Hart, da.
of Richard Vaughan Davis (one of H.M.'s Commrs. of
Audit), of Frognal, Hampstead, N.W. ; b. Feb. 24th,
1880; ed. at Harrow, and at New Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1st class Classics and History 1903, M.A. 1910) : m.
1909, Lady Maud Lygon, da. of 6th Earl Beauchamp ;
was Assist. Private Sec. (unpaid) to Sec. of Stale for
the Colonies (Rt. Hon. A. Lyttelton, M.P.) 1905 ; was
Chm. of London Fire Brig. Committee of County
Council 1908 and Higher Education Committee 1909 ;
is a J. P. and D.L. for Norfolk, and Lieut. -Col. Gen.
Staff (despatches, C.M.G., Com. of Russian Orders of
St. Anne and St. Stanislas, and an Officer of Order
of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus) ; has Italian War Decoration, and Czecho-Slova-
kian Croix de Guerre ; sometime a Member of Church National Assembly ;
appointed a Member of Central Unemployed Body 1908, and of Roy.
Commn. on the Civil Ser. 191 2, and Chm. Advisory Council on Import
Restrictions 1919 : C.>LG. 1917. K Coalition Consei-vative ; unsuccessfully
contested Ipswich Jan. 1906; has sat for Chelsea since Jan. i8th, 1910.
Seat — Sidestrand Hall, Cromer, Norfolk. Town Residence— iZ, Cadogan Gardens,
S.\V.3. C/k^j— Marlborough, Carlton, Bachelors'.
Venit hora.
■
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
8i
RIGHT HON. J. HODGE (Manchester, Gorton Division).
John Hodge, P.C, el. son of William Hodge, of Muirkirk, Ayr,
N.B. ; b. Oct. 29th, 1855: m. 1885, Mary Lambie, da. of James Forsyth,
of Lanark ; formerly Sec. of Steel Smelters' Asso. ; is Pres. Iron and Steel
Trades Confederation, . and a Member of Industrial Council ; formerly a
Member of the Manchester City Council ; appointed a Member of Govt. Com-
mittee to enquire into employment for disabled Soldiers and Sailors 191 5 ; was
Min. of Labour in National Min. Dec. 1916 to Aug. 1917, and Min. of Pen-
sions Aug. 1917 to Jan. 1919 ; P.C. 1916. A Labour Member; unsuccess-
fully contested Glamorganshire, Gower Div. Oct. 190x3, and Preston May 1903 ;
sat for Gorton Div. of Lancashire (S.-E.), Jan. 1906 to Nov. 1918 ; elected
for Gorton Div. of Manchester Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— -iT, Shooters Hill Road, Blackheath, S.E. Club — Royal Automobile.
J. M. HOQGE (Edinburgh, East Division).
James Myles Hogge, son of Robert Hogge, by his wife, Mary
Ann; b. April 19th, 1873 ; ed. at Ch. of Scotland Normal Sch., Edinburgh,
and at Edinburgh Univ. : m. 1905, Florence R. Metcalfe, of Malton, York-
shire; sometime Chm. of Edinburgh Univ. Liberal Asso.; one of the founders
of Young Scots' So. ; has been a Member of York City Council ; interested
in Labour Colonies, in Soldiers' and Sailors' Pensions, and in Social investi-
gations ; sometime Hon. Pres. of National Federation of Discharged and
Demobilised Sailors and Soldiers ; is a Liberal Sessional Whip in House of
Commons. A Libei-al; unsuccessfully contested Camlachie Div. of Glasgow
Dec. 1910; has sat for E. Div. of Edinburgh sincp Feb. 2nd, 1912.
Residence — i, Fountain Road, Upper Norwood, S.E.
G. F. HOHLER (Rochester, Gilllngham
Division).
Gerald Fitzroy Hohler, K.C, son
of the late Henry Booth Hohler, J. P., D.L.,
of Fawkham Manor, Kent, by Henrietta
Wilhelmina, da. of the late Robert Lawes,
of Kingston Hill Place, Surrey ; b. 1855 ;
ed. at Eton, and at Trin. Coll., Camb. ;
Bar. Inner Temple 1888, a K.C. 1906, and
a Bencher 1914. A Coalition Conservative',
sat for Chatham Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918;
elected for Gillingham Div. of Rochestei
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Resiaence — 34, Moore Street, S.W. Chajnbers
— 3, Harcourt Buildings, Temple, E.G. Clubs — ■
Carlton, New University.^
COL. SIR ARTHUR R. HOLBROOK (Hampshire, Basingstoke Division).
Arthur Richard Holbrook, K.B.E., son of Richard Holbrook,
of Southsea ; b. April 28th, 1850 ; ed. at Portsmouth : in. 1878, Amelia
Mary, da. of the late Alexander Parks, of Southsea and Constantinople ; for-
merly Lieut.-Col.Comdt. and Hon. Col. 3rd Vol. Batn. Hampshire Regt. (V.D.
1894); commanded R.A.S.C. Salisbury Plain Dist. 1914-19; is Proprietor
of Portsmouth Times, Founder of the Southern Daily Mail, a Member of
Admiralty, War Office, and Press Committees, a Fellow of Institute of Jour-
6
82 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
nalists, a J.P. for Portsmouth, and a D.L. for Hampshire ; was Chm. of
Portsmouth Conservative Asso. 1885-98, and Pres. of Portsmouth Chamber of
Commerce 1907-12, and of Newspaper So. of United Kingdom 1913-14 ;
K.B.E. (^Civil) 1918. ACoalition Unionist; elected for Hampshire, Basingstoke
Div. March 31st, 1920.
Residettce—iij, Porchester Square, W.2. C/?/^j— Constitutional, Savage, United,
1900, Unionist.
J. S. HOLMES (Derbyshire, Nortli-Easterii Division).
Joseph Stanley Holmes, son of Horace G. Holmes, J.P. ; b.
1878 : tn. 1905, Eva Gertrude, da. of Thomas Bowley ; is a Chartered
Accountant; was a Member of London County Council 1910-19, and Chm.
London Old Age Pension Committee 1916-19. K Libei-al ', has sat for N.-E.
Div. of Derbyshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 17, St. James's Place, S.W.i. C/«^j— National Liberal, Ranelagh.
SIR JOSEPH HOOD, Bt. (Wimbledon).
Joseph Hood, ist Baronet, elder son of the late John Hood,
of Ashby-de-la-Zouch ; b. March 31st, 1863; ed. at Ashby-de-la-Zouch
Gram. Sch. : m. ist, 1900, Katherine, who d. 19 13, da. of Martin Kenny, of
Ballindaggin, co. Wexford ; 2nd, 1915, Marie Josephine, el. da. of Archibald
Robinson, J. P., of Rathmines, Dublin ; admitted a Solicitor 1890; formerly
a Dep. (ihm. British American Tobacco Co. (LimitedJ, and a Director of
Associated Cos. ; was Assist. Controller of a Depart, of Min. of Information
1918, and has served on Board of Trade Committees ; cr. a Baronet 1922. A
Coalition Unionist ; has sat for Wimbledon since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — Greycourt, Wimbledon Common, S.W. 19; Ivanhoe, Frinton-on-Sea, Essex.
Clubs — Carlton, Constitutional, St. Stephen's.
SIR HARRY HOPE (Stirlingshire and Clackmannanshire, Western Division).
Harry Hope, younger son of the late James Hope, of East-
barnes, Dunbar, by Isabella, da. of the late John Deans, of Hedderwick Hill,
Dunbar; b. Sept. 24th, 1865; ed. at Edinburgh Collegiate Sch., and at
Edinburgh Univ. : vi. 1897, Margaret, da. of the late R. K. Holms-Kerr
(stockbroker of Glasgow), of Underbank, Largs, Ayrshire; is a J.P. for
Haddingtonshire, and Past Pres. of Scottish Chamber of Agriculture ;
was a Member of Departmental Committees on Poultry Industry in
Scotland 1908, and Food Production 1915, and of Scottish Agricultural
Commn. 1908 (which reported on Agricultural resources of Canada) ; formerly
Capt. Haddington Artillery Mil. ; Knt. 1920. A Coalition Conservative ;
unsuccessfully contested Elginshire and Nairnshire Jan. 1906 ; sat for Bute-
shire Jan. 1910 to November 1918 ; elected for W. Div. of Stirlingshire and
Clackmannanshire Dec. I4lh, 1918.
Residence — Barneyhill, Dunbar. Clubs— Qsx\Xox\, Constitutional.
RIGHT HON. J. F. HOPE (Sheffield, Central Division).
James Fitzalan Hope, P.C, son of the late
James Robert Hope-Scott, Q.C. (who assumed the
additional surname of Scott), of Abbotsford, by his
second wife Lady Victoria Howard, who d. T870, el.
da. of 14th Duke of Norfolk ; b. Dec. nth, 1870 ; ed.
at Oratory Sch., Edgbaston, and at Ch. Ch., Oxford :
m. 1892, Mabel, da. of the late Francis Riddell,
of Cheeseburn Grange, Northumberland; is a J.P.
for Sussex ; was Parliamentary Private Sec. (unpaid)
to successive Postmaster-Gens. (Duke of Norfolk,
and Marquess of Londonderry) 1896-1901, to Pres.
of Board of Trade (Rt. Hon. G. W. Balfour, M.P.)
1901, and to Colonial Sec. (Rt. Hon. A. Lyttelton,
M.P.) 1904-5, and Treasurer of H.M.'s Household June 1915 to Dec. 1916, a
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
83
Junior Lord of the Treasury 1916, and again Jan. 1919, and Financial Sec. to
Min. of Munitions Jan. 1 919-21 ; appointed Chm. of Committees of Ways
and Means in House of Commons and Dep. Speaker April 1921 ; P.C. 1922.
A Coalition Conservative ; unsuccessfully contested Elland Div. of N. Part of
W. Riding of Yorkshire 1892, Pontefract 1895, ^-nd Brightside Div. of Shef-
field Aug. 1897 ; sat for Brightside Div. of Sheffield Oct. 3rd, 1900, to Jan.
1906, when he was defeated there; has sat for Central Div. of Shefneld since
April 2 1st, 1908.
Residence — Herons Ghyll, Uckfield, Sussex. Clubs — Carlton, St. Stephen's.
LIEUT.-COL. SIR JOHN A. HOPE, Bt. (Midlotliian and Peetoles shire, Northern
Division).
John Augustus Hope,
O.B.E., i6th Baronet, son of the
late Rev. Canon Charles Augustus
Hope, by Julia Sophia, who d.
1903, da. of the late John W. Bar-
ton, of Stapleton Park, Pontefract ;
b. July 7th, 1869 : m. 1910, the
Hon. Mary Bruce, da. of 6th Baron
Balfour of Burleigh; Lieut. -Col.
Reserve of Officers King's Roy.
Rifle Corps, and a J. P. for Mid-
lothian ; S. Africa 1901-2, with
Mounted Inf , European War 1914-
18 (wounded) ; O.B.E. (Mil.) 1919.
A Coalition Conservative ; sat for
Edinburghshire (Midlothian) Sept.
19 12 to Nov. 1 9 18, having been
defeated there Dec. 1910; elected
for N. Div. of Midlothian and Peebles-shire Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Pinkie House, Musselburgh, Scotland. Clubs — Naval and Military,
Carlton. New (Edinburgh).
J. D. HOPE (Berwick and Haddington).
John Deans Hope, son of the late James Hope, of Eastbarnes,
Dunbar, by Isabella, da. of the late John Deans, of Hedderwick Hill, Dun-
bar ; b. May 8th, i860; ed. at Fettes Coll., Edinburgh, and at Edinburgh
Univ. : m. 1899, Elizabeth, younger da. of the late R. K. Holmes- Kerr, of
Underbank, Ayrshire ; is a Member of Edinburgh Stock Exchange, and a J. P.
for Haddingtonshire. A Coalition Liberal ; unsuccessfully contested W. Div.
of Perthshire 1895 ; sat for W. Div. of Fifeshire Oct. 1900 to Dec. 1910 (when
he was defeated there), and for Haddingtonshire April 191 1 to Nov. 1918 ;
elected for Berwick and Haddington Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Haddington, Scotland. Clubs — Reform, National Liberal, Northern
(Edinburgh).
J. W. W. HOPKINS (St. Pancras, South-East Division).
John Wells Wainwright Hopkins, son of John Baker Hopkins ;
b. 1863 : tn. 1894 ; is a Civil Engineer ; was Chm. of Welfare Committee for
8. American Vols, during European War. A Conservative ; unsuccessfully
contested St. Pancras, E. Div. Dec. 1910 ; has sat for S.-E. Div. of St.
Pancras since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 80, Regent's Park Road, N.W.i.
84 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
A. HOPEINSON (Lancashire, Mossley Division).
Austin HoPKiNSON, son of Sir Alfred Hopkinson, K.C.,
LL.D., of lo, Lansdowne Crescent, W., by Esther, da. of the late Henry
Wells, of Nottingham ; b. June 23rd, 1880 ; is an Engineer, and a J. P. for
Lancashire. An Independent Member ; sat for Prestwich Dlv. of Lancashire
(South-Easl) Oct. to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Mossley Div. of Lancashire Dec.
14th, 1918.
Residences — 40, Great Smith Street, Westminster, S.W.i ; Canal Cottage, Audenshaw,
Lancashire.
RIGHT HON. SIR ROBERT S. HORNE (Glasgow. Hillbead Division).
Robert Stevenson Horne, P.C., G.B.E., K.C., LL.D., son of
the late Rev. R. S. Horne, Min. of Slamannan, Stirlingshire ; b. 1871 ; ed. at
Glasgow Univ. (M.A. 1st class Honours, and LL.B.) ; Hon. LL.D. Edin-
burgh 1921 ; Advocate Scotland 1896, and K.C. 1910 ; was Lecturer in
Philosophy in Univ. of N. Wales 1895, and Examiner in Philosophy in Aber-
deen Univ. 1896-1900; appointed Assist. Inspector-Gen. of Transportation
(with rank of Lieut. -Col. R.E.) 1917, Director of Materials and Priority
Admiralty 1917, Third Civil Lord of the Admiralty 1918, Minister of Labour
Jan. 1919 (with a seat in the Cabinet from Oct. 1919), Pres. of Board of Trade
March 1920, and Chancellor of the Exchequer April 1921 ; is a Grand Officer
of Order of Crown of Italy; elected Lord Rector of Aberdeen Univ. Nov.
1921 ; K.B.E. (Mil.) 1918, P.C. 1919, G.B.E. (Civil) 1920. A Coalition
Unionist', unsuccessfully contested Stirlingshire Jan. and Dec. 1910; has sat
for Hillhead Div. of Glasgow since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— $g, Pall Mall, S,W. ; 63, Northumberland Street, Edinburgh.
W, E. HORNE (Surrey, Guildford Division).
William Edgar Horne, son of the late Edgar Horne, of The
Hill, Witley ; b. Jan. 21st, 1856 ; ed. at Westminster Sch. : m. 1886, Margery,
da. of the late George Anderson May; is Dep.-Chm. of Prudential Assurance
Co., Past Pres. of Surveyors' Institution, and Vice-Pres. of National Ser.
League. An Unionist; unsuccessfully contested N.-W., or Barnstaple, Div.
of Devonshire Jan. 1906; sat for S.-W., or Guildford, Div. of Surrey Jan.
1910 to Nov. 1918 ; re-elected for Guildford Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — no, Mount Street, W. ; Hall Place, Shackleford, Surrey. Clubs — Carlton,
Arts, City.
CAPT. S. V. HOTCHEIN (Llndsey, Horncastle Division).
Stafford Veie Hotchkin, M.C, son of the late Thomas John
Hotchkin, of S. Luffenham Hall, Stamford, and Woodhall Spa, Lincolnshire ;
b. 1876 : m. 1906, Dorothy, da. of F. H. Arnold, of 18, Netherhall Gardens,
S.W. ; formerly Lieut. 21st Lancers; is Lord of the Manors of Woodhall
and Thimbleby, Capt. R.H.A. (T.F.), a J.P. for Lincolnshire, and patron of
one living. A Coalition Unionist ; has sat for Horncastle Div, of Lindsey
since Feb. 25th, 1920.
Residence — Manor House, Woodhall Spa, Lincolnshire.
SIR ROBERT P. HOUSTON, Bt. (Liverpool, West Toxteth Division).
Robert Paterson Houston, \st Baronet, son of Robert Houston,
by Isabella, da. of Robert Paterson ; b. May 31st, 1853 ; ed. at Liverpool Coll.,
and privately ; is head of the firm of R. P. Houston and Co., and principal
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 85
owner of the Houston Lines of steamships ; cr. a Baronet 1922. A Consei-T.<a-
tive ; has sat for W. Toxteth Div. of Liverpool since July 5th, 1892.
Residence— 2S and 36 Parkside, Albert Gate, S.W. Offices— 16, Leadenhall, Street,
E.G. ; 10, Dale Street, Liverpool ; 17, Batterj- Place, New York ; 8, St. George's Street,
Cape Town ; 158, Calle 25 de Mayo, Buenos Ayres. Clubs— Cai\ton, Junior Carlton, Royal
Thames Yacht.
MAJOR S. G. HOWARD (West Suffolk, Sudbury Division).
Stephen Goodwin Howard, C-B.E., son of Stephen Howard,
of Kirtling, Cambridgeshire; b. 1867: w. 1895, Mary Maude, da. of the
late Henry Hailey, of Clare, Suffolk ; Major in the Army, Comdg. a Batn.
Cambridgeshire Vol. Regt., a J. P. for Suffolk, and a J. P. and Chm. of County
Council for Cambridgeshire ; was Chm. of Cambridgeshire Appeal Tribunal
during European War ; C.B.E. 1918. A Liberal; has sat for Sudbury Div.
ofW. Suffolk since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — The Moat, Upend, Newmarket.
R. M. HUDSON (Sunderland).
Ralph Milbanke Hudson, son of Ralph Milbanke Hudson, of
Oaklea, Sunderland, by Elizabeth, da. of Thomas Robson, of Sunderland ;
b. 1849 ; ed. at Grange Sch., Sunderland, and abroad : ;//. 1883, Eliza
Westropp, da. of Graham Paliiser, 22nd Regt. ; is a Shipowner, Chm.
of River Wear Commn., a Member of Lloyd's Registry Committee, and
a J. P. for Durham. An Unionist ; has sat for Sunderland since Dec. 14th,
1918.
Residences — 76, Longridge Road, Earl's Court, S.W. 5 ; The Cedars, Sunderland.
C/?/^j— Carlton, Constitutional.
HUBIE- WILLIAMS [see Williams:
0£N. SIR ARCHIBALD HUNTER (Lancashire, Lancaster Division).
Archibald Hunter, G.C.B., G.C.V.O., D.S.O., son of the
late Archibald Hunter ; b. Sept. 6th, 1856 ; Hon. LL.D. Glasgow and Camb.
1903 : m. 1910, Mary, da. of Hickson Fergusson, of the Knowe, Ayr, and
widow of 2nd Baron Inverclyde ; entered 4th Regt. 1874, became Capt.
King's Own (Roy. Lancaster Regt.) 1882, Brevet Major 1885, Brevet Lieut.
Col. 1889, Col. 1894, Maj.-Gen. 1896, Lieut. -Gen. 1899, and Gen. 1905 ;
Soudan Expedition 1884-5 (despatches, Brevet Major), Nile Expedition
1885-6, at action of Toski 1889, Dongola Expedition 1896 (despatches, pro-
moted Maj.-Gen.), Nile Expeditions 1897 and 1898 (despatches), Soudan
Expedition 1898, present at battles of Atbara and Khartum (despatches,
K.C.B., specially thanked by both Houses of Parliament), Natal 1899-1900, as
Ch. of the Staff during siege of Ladysmith, and subsequently in command of
icth Div. (despatches, medal, promoted Lieut. -Gen.) ; attached to Egyptian
Army 1884-7 arid 1888-92 ; was Gov. of Suakin and Red Sea Littoral 1892-4,
Gov. of the Frontier Province, Egypt 1894-6, Comdt. of Dongola Province and
of Frontier Field Force 1896-9. Ciov. of Omdurman 1899, in command of a
1st class Dist., Bombay 1899-1901, Scottish Dist. 1901-3, W. Command
1903, and S. Army, India, 1903-8, Gov. and Com.-in-Ch., Gibraltar
1910-13, Gen. Officer Comdg. Aldershot Training Centre 1914-15, and Gen.
Officer (i^omdg.-in.-Ch., Aldershot Command 1915-17; appointed an A.D.C.
Gen. to H.M. 1917; commanded 3rd Army 1914-17 ; isC^ol. 5th Batn. King's
Own (Roy. Lancaster Regt.), Hon. Col. 5th Batn. Highland L.I., a F.R.G.S.,
a D.L. for Ayrshire, a Pasha in Egypt, and a Grand Officer of Legion of
Honour ; has 2nd class Osmanieh and Medjidie, and Grand Cross of Mil.
86 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
Merit; D.S.O. 1886, K.C.B. (Mil.) 1898, G.C.B. (Mil.) 1911, G.C.V.O.
1912. A Coalition Unionist ', has sat for Lancaster Div. of Lancashire since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — ii. Upper Grosvenor Street, W.
T. HUNTER (Cork Co., NorthEast Cork Division).!
Thomas Hunter ; b. 18 — ; engaged in drapery trade in Dublin;
a Comdt. Irish Vol. ; took part in Irish rising 1916 (sentenced to death). A
Sinn F^in Member; elected for N.-E. Div. of Cork Co. Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residence — Castletownroche, co. Cork.
HUNTER-WESTON [see Weston].
P. A. HURD (Somerset, Frome Division).
Percy Angier Hurd, son of the late William Hurd, solicitor,
of Somerset and London ; b. May i8th, 1864 : vi. 1893, Hannah, da. of the
late Rev. William Jackson Cox, D.D. ; is an Author and Editor, and Sec. of
Tariff Commn. ; representative of Highgate on Hornsey Town Council;
founded and edited J he Outlook ; author of " The New Empire Partnership "
(joint), "The War and the Future," etc., etc. An Unionist; has sat for
Frome Div. of Somerset since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Hillside, Jackson's Lane, Highgate, N.6. Club — Constitutional.
G. B. HURST (Manchester, Moss Side Division).
Gerald Berkeley Hurst, K.C; b. Dec. 4th, 1877; ^d. at
Bradford Gram. Sch., and at Lincoln Coll., Oxford (Scholar, ist class Honours
History, Arnold Essay Prizeman, M.A., B.C.L.) : m. 1905, Margaret Alice,
da. of Sir Alfred Hopkinson, K.C ; Bar. Lincoln's Inn 1502, and K.C. 1920
(practice at Chancery Bar.) ; late Lieut.-Col. (T.D.) Comdg. 7th Batn.
Manchester Regt. (T.F.); European War IQI4-18; author of various historical
works, and a contributor to The Nineteenth Century. An Unionist ; has sat
for Moss Side Div. of Manchester since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 14, Campden Hill Square, W.8. Chambers — 8, Old Square, Lincoln's
Inn, W.C.
T, W. H. INSKIP (Bristol, Central Division).
Thomas Walker Hobart Inskip, C.B.E., K C, son of the late
James Inskip, of Clifton Park House, Bristol ; b. March 5th, 1876 ; ed. at
Clifton, and at King's Coll., Camb. (B.A. Classical Tripos 1897) : m. I914,
Lady Augusta Helen Elizabeth, da. of 7th Earl of Glasgow, and widow of
Charles Lindsay Orr Ewing, M.P. ; Bar. Inner Temple 1899, and K.C. 1914 ;
is a J. P. for Wigtownshire, Chancellor for Truro Diocese, and a Member of
National Assembly of Church of England ; C. B.E. (Civil) 1920. A Coalition
Unionist ; unsuccessfully contested Berwick-on-Tweed Div. of Northumber-
land Jan. 1906 and Jan. 1910 ; has sat for Central Div. of Bristol since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— 10, Eaton Square, S.W. ; Knockinaam, Portpatrick.
D. D. IRVING (Burnley).
David Daniel Irving, son of Samuel Irving ; b. Oct. 31st, 1854 :
VI. 18— ; many years Sec. and Agent to Socialist Party ; is a Town Councillor
of Burnley, and a Member of Social Democratic Federation. A Labour
Member; unsuccessfully contested Accrington Div. of N.-E. Lancashire Jan.
1906, Manchester, N.-W. Div. April 1908, and Rochdale Jan. and Dec. 1910;
has sat for Burnley since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— io, Glenview Road, Burnley.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
87
LIEUT.-COL. THE HON
Yorkshire since Feb.
F. S. JACKSON (Yorkshire, East Riding, Howdenshire
Division).
Francis Stanley Jackson, 2nd son of ist
Baron Allerton, of AUerton Hall, Chapel Allerton,
near Leeds, and 41, Cadogan Square, S.W., by Grace,
who d. 1901, da. of George Tempest ; b. Nov. 21st,
1870; ed. at Harrow, and at Trin. Coll., Camb. (B.A.
1893) : in. 1902, Julia Henrietta, el. da. of the late
Henry Broad ley Harrison-Broadley, M.P., of Welton
House, Brough, Yorkshire ; formerly Capt. 3rd Batn.
King's Own (Roy. Lancaster Regt.); S. Africa 1900-
1902 ; is a D L. for W. Riding of Yorkshire, a
Director of Great Northern Railway Co., and
Lieut. -Col. Territorial Force Reserve. An Unionist;
has sat for Howdenshire Div. of E. Riding of
TOth, 1915.
Residence — 41, Hyde Park Square, W. Club — Carlton.
MAJOR C. L. A. WARD-JACKSON (HerefordsWre, Leominster Division).
Charles Lionel Atkins Ward-Jackson, el. surviving son of the
late Rev. William Ward-Jackson, of Normanby Hall, Yorkshire, by Charlotte,
da. of Henry Minchin, of Tipperary ; b. 1869 ; ed. at Eton : in, 1908,
Florence Olga, da. of James Bennett ; is Major Yeo., and a J. P. for York-
shire; S. African War 1900-1 (despatches twice, Hon. Capt.), European
War 1914-18, on Staff (Chevalier de la Merile Agricole). A Coalition
Unionist; unsuccessfully contested S. Div. of Manchester Jan. 1910; has sat
for Leominster Div. of Herefordshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — Street Court, Kingsland, Herefordshire ; Normanby Hall, Yorkshire
C/«3f— Carlton, Cavalry, White's, Boodle's, Yorkshire.
LIEUT.-COL. THE HON. CUTHBERT JAMES (Bromley).
Cuthbert James, C.^.-£'.,2ndsonof 2nd Baron
Northbourne, of Betteshanger, Eastry, Dover, Kent, by
Edith Emmeline Mary, da. of the late John Newton
Lane, of King's Bromley Manor, Lichfield ; b. Feb.
29th, 1872 ; ed. at Harrow, and at Magdalen Coll., Ox-
ford : VI. 1905, Florence Marion, da. of the late Hussey
Packe ; has been Major E. Surrey Regt., Assist.
Financial Sec, Egyptian Army, and Lieut. -Col. R.M. ;
European War 1915-16 with E. Surrey Regt., and as
Inspector Admiralty Motor Transport ; sometime em-
ployed in Ministry of Interior, Egyptian Govt. ; C.B.E.
(Mil.) 1919. KCoalition Unionist ; has sat for Bromley
since Dec. 17th, 1919.
Residence — 3, Ormonde Gate, Chelsea, S.W. Clubs — Brooks's, Beefsteak, Garrick.
MAJOR J. G. JAMESON (Edinburgh, West Division).
John Gordon Jameson, LL.B., son of the late Andrew Jameson
{Lord Ardtvall), a. Lord of Session in Scotland; b. April 13th, 1878; Bar.
Scotland 1903, and Lincoln's Inn 1919 ; formerly Major Yeo. ; S. Africa 1900,
and European War 1914-18. A Coalition Unionist; unsuccessfully contested
E. Div. of Edinburgh Feb. 1912 ; has sat for W. Div. thereof since Dec.
14th, 1918.
Residence — 34, Great King Street, Edinburgh. Chambers — 2, Mitre Court Buildings,
Temple, E.C.4.
W. M. JELLETT (DutoUn Dnlver8ity).t
William Morgan Jellett, K.C, son of the late Rev. John H.
Jellett, Provost of Trinity Coll., Dublin, by Dora, a da. of James Morgan, of
Tivoli, CO. Cork; b. 1857 ; ed. at Roy Sch., Armagh, and Trin. Coll., Dublin
88 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
(B.A. 1879) ; Bar. King'.s Inns, Dublin 1882, a K.C. 1899, and a Bencher
1905 : m. 1895, Ja"c^ da. of Henry John Stoker, I.C.S. ; was Private Sec. to
Lord Chancellor of Ireland (Baron Ashbourne) 1888-1893 and 1895. An
Unionist; has sat for Dublin Univ. since July 28th, 1919, having been
defeated there Dec. 1918.
Residence — 36, Fitzwilliam Square West, Dublin. Clubs — University (Dublin),
Carlton, and Junior Constitutional (London).
A. R. JEFHCOTT (Birmingham, Yardley Division).
Alfred Roger Jephcott, son of the late Thomas Jephcott,
formerly of Coventry ; b. Feb. 14th, 1853 ; ed. at St. Paul's Sch., Balsall
Heath : m. 1884, Lucy, da. of William White, of Birmingham ; is an En-
gineer, and a J. P. and Alderman for Birmingham. A Coalition Unionist;
unsuccessfully contested Paisley Dec. 1910 ; has sat for Yardley Div. of
Birmingham since Dec. I4lh, 1918.
Residence— %zxAcxo{x., Mansel Road, Small Heath, Birmingham.
C. JESSON (Walthamstow, West Division).
Charles Jesson, son of John William Jesson, boot and shoe
manufacturer, of Leicester ; b. June 1st, 1862 ; formerly a County Councillor
for London ; is Organiser for London of the Amalgamated So. of Musicians.
A Coalition National Democrat ; has sat for W. Div. of Walthamstow since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 15, Wenham Drive, Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex.
N. P. JODRELL (Norfolk, King's Lynn).
Neville Paul Jodrell, son of Neville Jodrell, of Gislingham,
.Suffolk ; b. May 27th, 1858 ; Bar. Inner Temple 1885 ; was Chm. W. Norfolk
Recruiting Committee and Commr. of Food for Norfolk during European
War. An Unionist; unsuccessfully contested N.-W. Div. of Norfolk Jan.
and Dec. 1910, and May 1912 ; sat for Mid. Div. of Norfolk Oct. to Nov.
1918 ; has sat for King's Lynn Div. thereof since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — Albany, Piccadilly, W. ; Stanhoe Hall, Norfolk.
W. JOHN (Rhondda, West Division).
William John ; I). 1878 ; is a Miners' agent. A Labour Member ;
has sat for W. Div. of Rhondda since Dec. 21st, 1920.
Address — House of Commons, Westminster, S.W.
SIR L. STANLEY JOHNSON (Walthamstow, East Division).
(Louis) Stanley Johnson, son of Edward Johnson, of Hackney,
N.E. ; b. Oct. nth, 1869; ed. privately: w. 1902, Edith Emily, da. of the
late Thomas Heather, of Adelaide House, Jersey ; admitted a Solicitor 1899;
is a member of the legal firm of Downer and Johnson, of 426, Salisbury
House, London Wall, E.C., and Hon. Lieut. -Col. London Regt. ; was
Mayor of Hackney 1914-19; Knt. 1920. A Coalition Unionist; has sat for
E. Div. of Walthamstow since Dec. 14th, 1918, having been defeated there
Jan. and Nov. 1st, 1910.
Residence — 131, Clapton Common, N.E. Club — Royal Automobile.
J. JOHNSTONE (Renfrewshire, Eastern Division).
Joseph Johnstone, O.B.E., el. son of Robert Johnstone,
cabinet manufacturer; b. i860; ed. at Crummock Sch., Beith, Ayrshire: m.
1882, Jane Clerk, who d. 1917, da. of Alexander Muir, of Gateside, Beith ;
is a Cabinet Manufacturer, a County Councillor and Vice-Convener for Ren-
frewshire, Chm. National Insurance Committees Asso., Scotland, and Chm.
of Joint Sanatorium Board, and a J. P. ; sometime a Member of its Education
Committee, and Chm. of Sch. Med. Inspection Committee; O.B.E. (Civil)
1918. A Liberal; has sat for E. Div. of Renfrewshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— Ca\der House, Lochwinnoch, Renfrewshire. C/w3j— Liberal (Glasgow),
National Liber.1l (London), Paisley.
i
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
8q
SIR EDGAR R. JONES (Merthyr TydvU. Mertliyr Division).
Edgar Rees Jones, K.B.E., son of the late Rev. Morgan
Humphrey Jones, a Baptist Min., of Gorwel, Wattitown, Rhondda ; b. Aug.
27th, 1878 ; ed. at Cardiff Univ. Coll. (B.A. 1900, M.A. 1903) : m. 1919,
Lillian Eleanor May, da. of George Brackley, of Harringay, N. ; Bar. Gray's
Inn 1912 ; also a Member of Australian and N.S. Wales Bars ; was Controller
of Priority Depart. Min. of Munitions 1915-18; is Chm. of Welsh Con-
sultative Council of Health ; author of " The Art of the Orator," etc. ;
K.B.E. 1918. A Liberal; sat for Merthyr Tydvil Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ;
has sat for Merthyr Div. thereof since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Jesmond Dene, Shepperton. Club — National Liberal.
SIR EVAN D. JONES, Bt. (Pembrokeslilre).
Evan Davies Jones, ist Baronet,
el. son of Thomas Jones, of Pentower,
Fishguard ; b. April i8th, 1859 ; ed. pri-
vately, and at Univ. Coll., Bristol: m.
1st, 1884, Cecilia, who d. 1913, da of
Jacob Evans, of St. Pagans, Glamorgan ;
2ndly, 1914, Lily, da. of James Railton, of
Malpas, Monmouthshire; is a M.LC.E.,
a member of the firm of Topham, Jones
and Railton, engineers, of 1 1. Great George
Street, S.W., a J. P., a D.L., and a County
Alderman for Pembrokeshire (High Sheriff
191 1), Major Engineer and Railway Staff
Corps (retired), a Gov. and a Member of
Council of Univ. of Wales and Univ. Coll.
of Wales, and a Gov. and a Member of
Council and Treasurer of National Library
of Wales ; appointed Commr. for Dyes,
Board of Trade 1917, Controller of Petrol
Control Depart. 191 7, and Chm. of Road
Transport Board 1918, and Controller of
Coal Mines, March 1919 (resigned Oct.
1919) ; cr. a Baronet 1917. A Coalition Liberal; has sat for Pembrokeshire
since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Seat — Pentower, Fishguard, Pembrolceshire. Toivn Residence — 6, Addison Road, W.
Clnbs— Reform, Royal Automobile, County (Haverfordwest).
G. W. H. JONES (Stoke Newington).
George William Henry Jones, son of the late George Jones,
formerly of Stamford Hill, N. ; b. 18 — ; LL.B. London; Bar. Gray's Inn
1907 ; is a Fellow of Roy. Economic and Roy. Statistical Sos. ; was a County
Councillor for London, N. Hackney Div. 1910-19. A Coalition Conservative;
unsuccessfully contested Leeds W. Div. Dec. 1910; has sat for Stoke
Newington since Dec. 14th, 1918
Residence -'St\x^6^ Lodge, 56, Amhurst Park, Stamford Hill, N.16. Chambers — i,
Essex Court, Temple E.C.
H. H. JONES (Merionethshire).
Henry Haydn Jones, son of Joseph David Jones, ot Ruthin,
by Catherine, da. of the late Owen Daniel, of Caethle, Towyn, Merioneth ;
b. Dec. 27th, 1863 ; ed. at Towyn Board Sch. and Towyn Acad. : vt. 1903,
Gwendolen, only da. of the late Lewis Davies Jones, of Chicago, U.S.A. ;
is an ironmonger, a farmer, and slate quarry proprietor, a J. P. and a County
Alderman for Merionethshire (Chm. of County Council 1900), and a Member
of Council of Univ. Coll. of Wales. A. Liberal; sat for Merionethshire Jan.
1910 to Nov. 1918 ; re-elected Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residence — Pant-y-neuadd, Towyn, Merioneth. Club — National Liberal.
go MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
J. J. JONES (West Ham, Sllvertown Diylslon).
John Joseph Jones, son of John Jones ; bi Dec. 8th, 1873 '• ''^•
18 — ; sometime a Member of West Ham Board of Guardians ; has been
ft Town Councillor of West Ham since 1904 (Dep. Mayor 1917-18) ; is Gen.
Organiser of National Union of Workers. A Labour Member ; unsuccessfully
contested Camborne Div. of Cornwall Jan. 1906, and Tower Hamlets, Poplar
Div. Feb. 1914; has sat for Silvertown Div. of W. Ham since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— \oSi Ling Road, Canning Town, E.16.
J. T. JONES (CarmartbensMre, Llanelly Division).
Josiah Towyn Jones, son of John Jones, of Newquay, Car-
diganshire, by his wife, Elizabeth ; b. Dec. 28th, 1858 : m. 1886, Mary
Howells : was a Congregational Min. 1880-1906 ; for 20 years Election
Agent to the late Mr. Abel Thomas, K.C. ; has been a Member of Car-
marthenshire County Council and Education Committee ; appointed a Junior
I^ord of the Treasury and Welsh Whip to the Govt. Jan. 191 7, and again
1919 (unpaid). A Coalition Liberal; sat for E. Div. of Carmarthenshire
Aug. 19 1 2 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Llanelly Div. of Carmarthenshire Dec.
14th, 1918.
Residences — 29, Coniger Road, Parson's Green, S.W. ; Arosfa, Llandebie, Carmarthen-
shire.
M. JONES (Glamorganshire, Caerphilly Division).
Morgan Jones, son of the late Ehas Jones, a miner, of 21,
Park Crescent, Bargoed, by Sarah Ann, da. of John Evans, of Llancarath
Fawn Farm, Nelson, Glamorganshire ; b. May 3rd, 1885 ; ed. at Elementary
and Secondary Schs., and at Univ. Coll., Reading ; sometime an Elementary
Sch. Teacher ; is Representative for Wales on National Administrative
Council of International Labour Party, Chm. Gellygaer Urban Dist. Council,
a Member of Glamorganshire County Council, and a Baptist Lay Preacher ;
has been Pres. Glamorganshire Federation of Teachers, and Chm. Welsh Div.
Council of Independent Labour Party. A Labour and Socialist Member ;
elected for Caerphilly Div. of Glamorganshire Aug. 24th, 1921.
/f^wViVwr^— Caerphilly, Glamorganshire.
JOYNSON-HICKS [see Hicks].
BIGHT HON. F. 6. KELLAWAY (Bedfordshire, Bedford Division).
Frederick George Kellaway, P.C, second son of the late
William Hamley Kellaway, of Bishopston, Bristol; b. Dec. 3rd, 1870; ed. at
Bishopston : ;//. 1903, Sarah Ellen, el. da. of the late Henry Robinson, J-P-, of
Greenwich, S. E. ; formerly a journalist ; represented Blackheath on Lewisham
Board of Guardians and Lewisham Borough Council ; appointed Private Sec.
to Parliamentary Sec. to Min. of Munitions July 1915, Parliamentary Sec.
to the Min. of Munitions in National Min. Dec. 1916, Joint Parliamentary Sec.
and Dep. Min. Ministry of Munitions Jan. 1919, Additional Under Sec. of
State for Foreign Affairs and Additional Parliamentary Sec. to Board of
Trade (Depart, of Overseas Trade) April 1920, and Postmaster-Gen. April
1921 ; is a Member of Post Office Board ; P.C. 1920. A Coalition Liberal;
unsuccessfully contested S. Div. of Northamptonshire Jan. 1910 ; sat for
Bedford Dec. 1910 to Nov. 1918; elected for Bedfordshire, Bedford Div.
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— 16, Eliot Park, Lewisham Hill, S.E. ; The Lodge, Westerham, Kent.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 9 1
MAJOR F. A. KELLEY (Rotherham).
Frederick Arthur Kelley, O.B.E., son of the late Ralph
Kelley ; b. 1863; is a J.P. for W. Riding of Yorkshire and Shefifield, and
Major Roy. Defence Corps; O.B.E. (Mil.) 1919. A CoalUion Unionist; un-
successfully contested Hallam Div. of S. Part of W. Riding of Yorkshire
Jan. 1906, and Spen Valley Div. of E. Part thereof Jan. and Dec. 1910;
has sat for Rotherham since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Holly Court, St. James' Park, Harrogate.
E. J. KELLY (Donegal Co., East Donegal Division).;
Edward Joseph Kelly, son of Peter Kelly, J. P., formerly of
The Mall House, Ballyshannon, co. Donegal, by his wife, Rose ; b.
March 30th, 1883 ; ed. at St. Vincent's Coll. Castleknock, at Univ. Coll.,
DubHn (B.A. 1903, M.A. 1904), and at Roy. Univ. of Ireland ; admitted
Solicitor 1910 ; Bar. King's Inns, Dublin 1917. A Nationalist; has sat for
E. Donegal Div, of Donegal co. since Jan. 28th, 1910.
Residence — 12, Brighton Vale, Monkstown, co, Dublin.
T. KELLY (Dublin, St. Stephen's Green Division).;
Thomas Kelly; b. i8 — ; is an Alderman of Dublin City
Council (sometime Chm. of its Housing Committee) ; elected Lord Mayor of
Dublin 1920. A Sinn FJin Member; elected for St. Stephen's Green Div.
of Dublin Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Dublin S., City Div. in S. Parliament of
Ireland June 1921.
Residence — 23, Longwood Avenue, South Circular Road, Dublin.
T. KENNEDY (Kirkcaldy District).
Thomas Kennedy ; b. 1876 ; National Sec. Social Democratic
Federation (formerly a Local Organizer) ; served in Italy during European
War ; elected Scottish Whip of Labour Party 1922. A Labmir Member ;
unsuccessfully contested Aberdeen, N. Div. May 1906 and Feb. 1910; has sat
for Kirkcaldy Dist. since March 4th, 1921.
Address — House of Commons, Westminster, S.W.
D. R. KENT (Cork Co., East Cork Division).;
David Rice Kent; b. 18 — ; a farmer. A Sinn Fein Member-,
elected for E. Cork Div. of Cork Co. Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residence — Fermoy, co. Cork,
LIEUT.-COM. THE HON. J. M. KENWORTHY (Kingston upon-Hull,
Central Division).
Joseph Montague Kenworthy, el. son of 9th
Baron Strabolgi, by Elizabeth Florence, da. of George
Buchanan Cooper, of Sacremento, California ; b. March
7th, 1886: m. 1913, Doris Whitley, only child of Sir
Frederick Whitley Whitley-Thomson ; Lieut.-Com. R.N. ;
European War 1914-18, Comdg. H.M.S. " Bullfinch," and
sometime as Assist. Ch. of Staff, Gibraltar. A Liberal;
unsuccessfully contested Rotherham Dec. 1918 ; has sat for
Central Div. of Kingston-upon-HuU since March 29th, 1919.
Residence— ^, Pitt Street, Campden Hill, W.8. C/«^j— Junior
Naval and Military, National Liberal.
92 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
B. KENYON (Derbyshire, Chesterfield DiYision).
Barnet Kenyon, son of Henry Kenyon, by his wife Ann ;
b. 1853 : m. 1878, Elizabeth^ da. of John Ramsden, of Everton, Notts ; started
work in Staveley Colliery at an early age ; is a J. P. for Chesterfield and
Derbyshire, Gen. Agent Derbyshire Miners' Asso. (Pres. 1896-1906), a Trustee
of King's Fund for Disabled, a Member of Chesterfield Board of Guardians, of
Old-Age Pension Committee, of Derbyshire Insurance Committee, of Executive
of Miners' Federation of Great Britain, and of Midland Counties Board of
Minimum Wage Act. A Liberal ^nA Labour Member ; has sat for Chesterfield
Div. of Derbyshire since Aug. 20th, 1913.
Residence — 98, Saltergate, Chesterfield.
KERR-SMILET [see Smiley].
J. KIDD (LinUthgowsMre).
James Kidd, son of Thomas Kidd, of Carriden, Bo'ness ; b.
March nth, 1872; ed. at Carriden Public Sch., and at Edinburgh Univ.
(B.L. 1898): ;//. 1899, Jessie Gardner, da. of Thomas TurnbuU, of Bonhard,
Bo'ness; is a Director of Carriden Coal Co. (Limited). A Conservative; has
sat for Linlithgowshire since Dec. 14th, 1918, having been defeated there Dec,
1910 and Nov. 1913.
Residence — Muiredge, Bo'ness.
J. D. EILET (Stepney, Whitechapel and St- George's DiviBlon).
James Daniel Kiley, son of Daniel Kiley; b. 1865 ; has been
Mayor of Stepney ; is a J. P. for co. London, an Alderman of Stepney, Chm.
of Whyte, Ridsdale and Co. (Limited), warehousemen, of 72-76, Houndsditch,
E., of Beechwood (Limited), of Chesham,iand of Winteringham's (Limited)
of Northampton, and a Member of Metropolitan Water Board. A Liberal;
sat for Whitechapel Div. of Tower Hamlets Dec. 1916 to Nov. 1918; elected
for Whitechapel and St. George's Div. of Stepney Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — i, Whitehall Place, S.W. Clubs — National Liberal, Royal Automobile.
CAPT. H. B. KING (Norfolk, Northern Division).
Henry Douglas King, C.B.E., D.S.O., son of the late Capt.
Henry Welchman King ; /J.June 1st, 1877 5 Bar. Middle Temple 1905 : ;//. 1900,
Margaret Elizabeth, da. of the late W. R. Swan, of S. Australia ; formerly in
Mercantile Marine ; was in R.N.R. 1893-1902, in Inns of Court Rifles 1902-4,
and in R.N.V.R. (V.D.) 1904-14 ; served during European War 1914-17 with
Roy. Naval Div., with rank of Com. (despatches thrice, D.S.O., Croix de
Guerre) ; promoted Capt. R.N.V.R., and appointed to Command its London
Div. 1920; became Parliamentary Private Sec. to Parliamentary Sec. to
Ministry of Shipping Jan. 1919, and to Ch. Sec. for Ireland July 1920, and an
Assist. Coalition Whip (unpaid) 1921 ; D.S.O. 1915, C.B.E. (Mil.) 1919. A
Coalition Independent ; unsuccessfully contested N. Div. of Norfolk Jan. and
Dec. 1910; elected therefor Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— sg, Cadogan Square, S.W. ; The Dales, Sheringham, Norfolk. Clubs—
Junior Carlton, Bath.
EINLOCH-COOEE [see Cooke].
MEMBERS OP PARLIAMENT.
93
MAJOR E. A. KNIGHT (Worcestersblre, Kidderminster).
Eric Ayshford Knight, son of Edward Lewis Knight, of
Hornacott Manor, Launceston, by Henrietta Mar>', da. of Edward Ayshford
Sanford, of Nynehead Court, Wellington, Somerset; b. April i8th, 1863 ; ed.
at Cheltenham : m. 1897, Constance Ida, da. of the late J. W. H. Wilson, of
Winnipeg, Canada ; sometime Major Comdg. 3/lst Worcestershire Yeo. ; is
a J. P. for Somersetshire and Worcestershire. A Coalition Conservative ;
unsuccessfully contested Mid, or Droitwich, Div. of Worcestershire Jan. 1906;
sat for Kidderminster Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918; elected for Kidderminster Div,
of Worcestershire Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— \\o\veT\e:y House, near Kidderminster. Clubs— CurXlon, Cavalry.
RIGHT HON. G. LAMBERT (Devonsliire, Soutli Molton Division).
George Lambert, F.C, son of the late George Lambert; b.
June 25th, 1866; ed. privately: m. 1904, Barbara, da. of the late George
Stavers, of Morpeth ; formerly Capt. 3rd Batn. Devonshire Regt. ; is a Yeoman,
and a J. P. and County Alderman for Devonshire ; appointed a Member of
Roy. Commn. on Agricultural Depression 1893, and of Departmental Commn.
on Railway Rates 1904, a Member of Roy. Commn. on the Supply and
Storage of Liquid Fuel in peace and war 1912, and Sessional Chm., Non-
official Liberal Members, House of Commons 1919 ; was Civil Lord of the
Admiralty Dec. 1905 to May 1915 ; P.C. 1912. A Liberal; sat for N., or S.
Molton, Div. of Devonshire Nov. 1891 to Nov. 1918: re-elected for S. Molton
Div. thereof Dec. 19 18.
Residences — 34, Grosvenor Road, Westminster, S.W. ; Spreyton. near Bow, N. Devon.
C/r<^f— Reform, National Liberal.
G. L. T. LOCKER-LAMPSON (Middlesex. Wood Green Division).
Godfrey Lampson Tennyson
Locker-Lampson. el. son of the late
Frederick Locker-Lampson, of Rowfant
Crawley, Sussex, and New Haven Court,
Cromer, by Hannah Jane, who d, 1915,
da. of Sir Curtis Miranda Lampson, ist
Bt. ; h. June 19th, 1875 ; ed. at Eton, and
at Trin. Coll., Camb. : m. 1905, Sophie
Felicite De Rodes, of Barlbrough Hall,
Chesterfield, and Hatfield, Doncaster ; Bar.
Lincoln's Inn 1908; formerly a 3rd Sec.
in Diplo. Ser. ; has been Lieut. Middle-
sex Yeo. Cav., 2nd Lieut. Yeo., and
Chm. Advisory Committee on Welfare of
the Blind; European War 1915-17 with
Div. of Cav., and as A.D.C. 4th Corps;
appointed Parliamentary Sec. to Sec. of
State for Home Depart. (Rt. Hon. Sir
G. Cave, M,P.) in National Min. 1917,
and also to Assist. Sec. of State for
Foreign Affairs (Rt. Hon. Lord Robert
Gascoyne Cecil, P.C, M.P.) 1918. A Conservative; unsuccessfully contested
94
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
Derbyshire, Chesterfield Div. Jan. 1906 ; sat for Salisbury Jan. 1910 to Nov.
1918 ; elected for Wood Green Div. of Middlesex Dec. I4lh, 1918.
ResicUucts— 262, St. James' Court, S.W. ; Rowfant, Crawley, Sussex ; Barlbrough
Hall, Chesterfield. Clubs — Travellers', Sussex, Marlborough.
COM. 0. S. LOCKER-LAMFSON (Huntingdonsblre).
Oliver Stillingfleet Locker-Lamp-
SON, CM(7.,Z>..5'.C>.,secondsonof the late
Frederick Locker- Lampson, f^f Rowfant,
Crawley, Sussex, and New Haven Court,
Cromer, by Hannah Jane, whoa?. 191 5, da.
of Sir Curtis Miranda Lampson, ist Bt. ; b.
Sept. 25th, 1880; ed. at Eton, and at Trin.
Coll., Camb. (B.A. History and Modern
Languages 18 — ) ; Bar. Inner Temple
1907; Com. R. N.V.R. ; European War
1914-18 Comdg. Naval Armoured Car
Squadron (C.M.G., Russian Order of St.
Vladimir) ; has Order of Leopold of Bel-
gium ; appointed Parliamentary Private
Sec. (unpaid) to Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer Dec. 19 19, and to Leader of the
House 1920; C.M.G. 1917, D.S.O. 1918.
A Coalition Conservative ; sat for N., or
Ramsey, Div. of Huntingdonshire Jan.
1910 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Huntmg-
donshire Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — 18, Park Mansions, S.W. ; New Haven Court, Cromer. Office — 48, Dover
Street, W. Clubs — Travellers', Bath, Constitutional, Queen's, Royal Automobile, Carlton.
LANE-FOX [see Fox].
SIR JOSEPH LARMOR (Cambridge University).
Joseph Larmor, Sc.D., F.B.S., son of Hugh Larmor; b.
July nth, 1857; ed. at Roy. Academical Institution, Belfast, at Queen's
Coll., Belfast, and at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (Senior Wrangler 1880,
M.A. 1883, Fellow 1880); D.Sc. London, Hon. D.Sc. Oxford, Camb., and
Dubhn ; LL.D. Glasgow and Aberdeen; D.C.L., Durham; LL.D., Bir-
mingham and St. Andrews; Hon. D.Sc. Queen's Univ., Belfast; is an Hon.
F.R.S.E., a F.R.A.S. , an Hon. Member of Roy. Irish Acad., Foreign Hon.
Member of American National Acad, of Sciences, of American Acad, of
Boston, of American Philosophical So. of Pennsylvania, of Accademia dei
Lincei of Rome, and of Istituto di Bologna, Corresponding Member of Institut
de France, Past Pres. of London Mathematical So., and Past Pres. of Camb.
Philosophical So. ; was Professor of Natural Philosophy, Queen's Coll.,
Galway 1880-85, a Sec. of Roy. So. 1901-12 (Roy. medal 1915, Copley medal
1 921), and Lecturer in Mathematics, Camb. Univ. 1885- 1903, since when he
has been Lucasian Professor of Mathematics there; sometime Examiner in
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, London Univ. ; author of various works
on Mathematics and Physics ; Knt. 1909. A Coalition Conservative ; has sat
for Cambridge Univ. since Feb. i6th, 191 1.
Residetue—St. John's College, Cambridge. C/kiJ— Athenjeum.
A. J. LAW (Rochdale).
Alfred Joseph Law ; b. i860 ; is a woollen manufacturer, a
Director of Rochdale Canal Co., of London and Lancashire Fire Insurance
Co., and of Littleborough Gas Co., and a J. P. for Lancashire. A Coalition
Unionist; has sat for Rochdale since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— "HoxircikXA, Littleborough, near Manchester. Club — Carlton.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 95
RIGHT HON. A. BONAR LAW (Glasgow, Central Division).
Andrew Bonar Law, P.C, son of the Rev. James Law, M.A.,
a Presbyterian Clergyman of New Brunswick, by Eliza Annie Kidston, his
wife ; b. Sept. i6th, 1858 ; ed. in New Brunswick, and at Glasgow High Sch. ;
Hon. LL. D. Glasgow 1912, and Camb. 1920, Hon. D.C.L. Durham 1919 :
m. 1891, Annie Pitcairn, who d. 1909, da. of Harrington Robley, of Glasgow ;
formerly an iron merchant of Glasgow ; is a J. P. for Dumbartonshire ; some-
time Chm. of Scotch Pig Iron Trades Asso. ; was Parliamentary Sec. to Board
of Trade 1902-6 ; appointed Leader of the Opposition in House of Commons
191 1, Sec. of State for the Colonies May 1915 (also Member of War Cabinet
Committee), and Chancellor of the Exchequer and Leader of the House of
Commons in National Min. (with a seat in the War Cabinet) Dec. 1916 ; was
Lord Privy Seal Jan. 1919 to March 1921 (with a seat in the War Cabinet
Jan to Oct. 1919) (also Leader of the House of Commons); was a British
Plen. at Peace Conference 1919 ; elected Lord Rector of Glasgow Univ. 1919
and I92r. A Coalition Conservative ; sat for Blackfriars and Hutchesontown
Div. of Glasgow Oct. 1900 to Jan. 1906, when he was defeated, and for Cam-
berwell Div. of Dulwich May 1906 to Dec. 1910 ; unsuccessfully contested
N.-W. Div. of Manchester Dec. 1910; elected for Lancashire (S.-W.), Bootle
Div., March 27th, 191 1, and for Central Div. of Glasgow Dec. 14th, 1918 ;
P.C. 1911.
Residence — 27, Onslow Gardens, S.\V.7. Clubs — Carlton, City Carlton, Baldwin.
F. J. LAWLESS (Dublin Co., North Division). t
Francis J. Lawless; b. i8 — ; is a farmer. A Sinn Fern Member;
elected for N. Div. of Dublin Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Dublin Co. in S. Par-
liament of Ir land June 1921.
/?Mz<fc«<r6'— Saucerstown House, Swords, Dublin.
J. J. LAWSON (Durham, Cbester-le-Street Division).
John J. Lawson, son of John Lawson, by his wife, Elizabeth ;
b. Oct. i6th, 1881 ; ed. at Ruskin Coll., Oxford ; formerly a Check-weighman ;
is a County Councillor for Durham, and a Member of Durham Miners' Asso. ;
European War in R.F.A. A Labour Member; unsuccessfully contested Dur-
ham, Seaham Div. Dec. 1918 ; has sat for Chester-le-Street Div. of Durham
since Nov. 13th, 1919.
Residence — Beamish, co. Durham.
J. LENNON (Carlow Co.).}
James Lennon ; b. i8 — . A Sinn Fein Member; elected for
Carlow Co. Dec. 4th, 1918, and for Carlow and Kilkenny Cos. in S.
Parliament of Ireland June 192 1.
Residence — Borris, co. Carlow.
RIGHT HON. J. H. LEWIS (University of Wales).
John Herbert Lewis, F.C, son of Enoch Lewis, shipowner, of
Mostyn Quay, Flintshire, by Catherine, da. of Moses Roberts, of Plas Llang-
wyfan, Denbighshire; b. Dec. 27th, 1858; ed. at Denbigh Gram. Sch., at
McGill Univ., Montreal, and at Exeter Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1879, M.A. 1883) ;
Hon. LL.D. Univ. of Wales 1918 : m. ist, 1886, Adelaide, who d. 1895, da.
of the late Charles Hughes, J. P., of Brynhyfryd, Wrexham ; 2ndly, 1897, Ruth,
O.B.E., da. of the late William Sproston Caine, M.P. for Cornwall, N.W., or
Camborne, Div. ; admitted a Solicitor 1882 (but does not now practise) ; was
Chm. of Flintshire County Council 1889-93, ^"^ Pres. Library Asso. 1920-21 ;
appointed a Junior Lord of the Treasury Dec. 1905, Parliamentary Sec. of
Local Govt. Board July 1909, and Parliamentary Sec, Board of Education
May 1915, and again Dec. 1916 and Jan. 1919; has been Constable of Flint
96 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
Castle since Dec, 1910 ; is a D.L. for Flint ; P.C. 1913. A Coalition Liberal \
sat for Flint Dist. July 1892 to Jan. 1906, and for Flintshire Jan. 1906 to
Nov. 1918 ; elected for Univ. of Wales Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residences — Penucha, Caerwys, Holywell, Flintshire ; 23, Grosvenor Road, S.W.
Clubs — Reform, National Liberal.
T. A. LEWIS (Glamorgauslilre, Pontypridd Division).
Thomas Arthur Lewis, son of the late Rev. John Maldwyn
Lewis, a Baptist Min. ; b. Sept. 21st, 1881 ; ed. at Univ. Coll., Cardiff
(Graduate in Science) : m. 1919, Marjorie, da. of the late William Culross,
of Adelaide, S. Australia ; Bar. Middle Temple 1919 ; sometime a School-
master; is a Bar.-at-law ; European War 1915-18 as Lieut. R.A.S.C. ;
appointed Parliamentary Sec. to Ch. Govt. Liberal Whip Jan. 1919, and
Parliamentary Private Sec. to Sec. of State for Air 1921. A Radical; has
sat for Pontypridd Div. of Glamorganshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— Cema.es, Pontypridd. Clr<6 — National Liberal.
W. A. LINDSAY (Belfast, Cromac Division).
VVilliam Arthur Lindsay, son of the late Thomas Graham
Lindsay; b. April 14th, 1866 ; ed. at The Leys Sch., and at St. Peter's Coll.,
Camb. : m. 1892, Maud, da. of the late John Rabbett, of Bramfield, Suffolk ;
formerly a member of the firm of Lindsay Bros., cloth merchants, of Belfast.
An Unionist; sat for Belfast, S. Div., July 191 7 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for
Cromac Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— 16, Pall Mall, S.W.i ; The Cottage, Goring, Oxon ; Tyrone House,
Belfast. Clttbs — Devonshire, Garrick, Ulster.
SIR (R.) ASHTON LISTER (Gloucestershire, Stroud Division).
(Robert) Ashton Lister, C.B.E., son of the late George Lister,
of The Rivers, Dursley, Gloucestershire ; b. Feb. 4th, 1845 '• "'• 1866, Frances
Ann, who d. 191 1, da. of the late John Bax ; is founder of the firm of R. A.
Lister and Co. (Limited), agricultural implement manufacturers, and a J. P.
and a County Councillor for Gloucestershire ; Knt. 191 1, C.B.E. (Civil) 1919.
A Coalition Liberal; unsuccessfully contested N., or Tewkesbury, Div. of
Gloucestershire Jan. 1906, Jan. 1910, and Dec. 1910 ; has sat for Stroud
Div. of Gloucestershire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — The Towers, Dursley, Gloucestershire.
G. B. LLOYD (Shropshire, Shrewsbury Division).
George Butler Lloyd, el. son of the late William Butler Lloyd,
J. P., D.L., of Preston Montford, Salop, by Jane E., dau. of the Rev. G.
Hunt, of Wadenhoe, Northampton ; b. Jan. 8th, 1854 ; ed. at Marlborough,
and at St. John's Coll., Camb. : ;«. 1880, Constance Mary, da. of Col.
Richard Jenkins, formerly Bengal Cav. ; is a Director of Capital and
Counties Section Lloyds Bank (Limited), and of Northern Assurance Co.
(Limited), Birmingham, a County Councillor for Salop, and a J. P. for Shrews-
bury (twice Mayor) and for Shropshire. A Coalition Conservative ; sat for
Shrewsbury April 1913 to Nov. 1918 ; re-elected for Shrewsbury Div. of
Shropshire Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— 'Sa.f^K.oD. Hall, near Shrewsbury'. C/?<iJ— Carlton.
LLOYD GEORGE [see George].
LLOYD GREAHE [see Greame]
LOCKER-LAISPSON [see Lampson].
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
97
J. W. LOKDEN (St. -Pancras, North Dlylaion).
John William Lorden ; b. July 15th, 1862 : m. 1883, Ellen
Mary, da. of Matthew Garrod ; is a J. P. for co. London ; was Mayor of Wands-
worth 1903-4 and 1907-8. A Coalitiott Conservative ; has sat for N. Div. of
St. Pancras since Dec. 14th, 1918.
^ s-j Residences — Ravenswood, West Hill, Putney, S.W. ; Little Ratton, Willingdon, Sussex.
LORT-WILLIAMS [see WiUiams].
CAPT. C. E. LOSEBY (Bradford. East Division),
Charles Edgar Loseby, M.C, son of A. J. Loseby, of Market
Kosworth ; b. May ist, 1881 : ;//. 1921, Dulcibella, da. of the late — Heme,
of Woking ; Bar. Gray's Inn 1914 ; is Capt. Lancashire Fusiliers (Reserve),
and Sec. National Democratic Party in House of Commons ; European War
1914-18 (wounded, M.C.). A Coalition National Democrat; has sat for E.
Div. of Bradford since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — 3, Bessborough Gardens, S.W.i ; Market Bosworth, Nuneaton,
Chambers — 3, Hare Court, Temple, E.C.
SIB FRANCIS W. LOWE, Bt. (Birmingham, Edghaston Division).
Francis William Lowe, ist Baronet,
son of the late William Lowe, solicitor, of Bir-
mingham ; b. Jan. 1852; ed. at King Edward's
Sch., and at London Univ. : m. 1883, Mary,
only child of the late William Holden, of
Scarborough; admitted Solicitor 1876; for-
merly a partner in the legal firm of Lowe and
Jolly; is a J. P. for City of Birmingham and
for Warwickshire, and Past Chm. of National
Union of Conservative Assos. and of Midland
Union, and Joint Pres. Birmingham Unionist
Asso. ; was Pres. of Birmingham Conserva-
tive Asso. 1892-1918 ; cr. Knt. 1905, and
a Baronet 1918. A Coalition Conservative;
unsuccessfully contested E. Div. of Birmingham
1885, and S., or Harborough, Div. of Leicester-
shire 1892 ; has sat for Edgbaston Div. of
Birmingham since Feb. 15th, 1898.
Residences — 34, Draycott Place, Cadogan Gardens,
S.W. ; 109, Colmore Row, Birmingham. C/?</«— Carlton, and Conservative (Birmingham).
MAJOR THE HON.
C. W. LOWTHER (Cumberland, Northern Division).
Christopher William Lowther,
son of the ist Viscount Uliswater (Speaker
of House of Commons 1 895-1 921), of
Campsea Ashe, Wickham Market ; b. Jan.
i8th, 1887 ; ed. at Eton, and at Trin. Coll.,
Camb. : ;«. ist, 1910, Ina Marjorie Gwen-
doline (who obtained a divorce 1921), da.
of the late Rev. Canon Raymond Percy
Pelly ; 2ndly, 1921, Dorothy (Loveridge),
da. of Arthur Bromley-Davenport ; some-
time an Hon. Attache in Diplo. Ser. ;
formerly Capt. Yeo. (invalided out 1919
with rank of Major) ; European War 1914-
15 (wounded) ; is a Director of Sunday
Publications (Limited). An Independent
A/ember; has sat for N. Div. of Cumberland
since Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residence — Westwood Mayfield, Sussex.
98
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
UEUT.-COL. C. W. H. LOWTHER (Lancashire, Lonsdale Division).
Claude William Henry Lowther,
son of Capt. Francis William Lowther,
formerly R.N. ; b. June 1872 ; sometime
Attache to British Embassy, Madrid ; for-
merly Capt. Westmoreland and Cumberland
Imperial Yeo. ; served in S. Africa 1900 as
Lieut. Imperial Yeo., and subsequently
as 'V. D.C. to Lieut.-Gen. Sir C. Warren,
G.C.M.G.. K.C.B., present at battle of
Faber's Spruit (saved life of comrade under
heavy fire, for which deed recommended
for V.C.) ; is a J. P. for Cumberland ; some-
time Chm. of Anti-Socialist Union of Great
Britain ; appointed Lieut. -Col. Comdg.
I '^^^^ J I(^/^ Batns. Roy. Sussex Regt. 19 14 (raising,
\ ^^V y \f training, and comdg. 5,000 men during
^^V^^^ European War). An Independent Unionist ;
^^^^^ sat for N., or Eskdale, Div. of Cumberland
Oct. 1900 to Jan. 1906 (defeated there Jan. 1906 and Jan. 1910), and Dec.
1910 to Nov. 1918; elected for Lonsdale Div. of Lancashire Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — 43, Catherine Street, Westminster, S.W. ; Hurstmonceaux Castle, Sussex.
Clubs — Carlton, Bachelors', Marlbotough, Garrick, Pratt's.
MAJ.-GEN. SIR H. CECIL LOWTHER (Cumberland, Penrith and Cockermouth
Division).
Henry Cecil LowTHERjA'.C^. 6^.,
C.B., C.V.O., D.S.O., son of the late
Hon. William Lowther, brother of 3rd Earl
Lonsdale, by the Hon. Charlotte Alice,
who d. 1908, da. of ist Baron Wensley-
dale ; b. Jan. 27th, 1869 ; ed. at Charter-
house, and at R. M.C. : ///. 1920 (Mrs.
Gordon Bois), youngest da. of the late
John Selwyn Harvey ; is Lieut.-Col. and
Brevet Col. Scots Guards; sometime Maj.-
Gen. on Gen. Staff; S. Africa 1899-1902
as Adj. and D.A.A.G. (despatches twice,
D.S.O.), European War 1914- 1 6 (wounded,
despatches four times. Brevet Col., C.B.) ;
accompanied British Mission to Fez 1905 ;
was Mil. Attache in Paris 1905-9, and Pri-
vate Sec. to F.-M. the Duke of Connaught
during visit to S. Africa 1910 ; subsequently
Mil. Sec. to Gov. -Gen. of Canada ; D.S.O.
1900, M.V.O. (4th class) 1906, C.M.G.
191 1, C.V.O. 1913, C.B. (Mil.) 1916,
K.C.M.G. 1918. A Coalition Unionist ; sat for N., or Appleby, Div. of West-
morland Oct. 191 5 to Nov. 1918 ; has sat for Cumberland, Penrith and Cocker-
mouth Div. since May 13th, 1921.
Clubs — Turf, Beefsteak, Garrick, Carlton.
A. T. LOYD (Berkshire, Abingdon Division).
Arthur Thomas Loyd, son of the late Rev. L. H. Loyd; f>,
1882: m. 191 1, Dorothy, da. of the late P. F. Willert, History Tutor al
Exeter Coll., Oxford; formerly in Egyptian Public Sen; appointed Sec,
Egyptian Commn. 1919. A Coalition Constilutionalist ; has sat for Abingdon
Div. of Berkshire since May 14th, 1921. •
Residence — Lockinge House, Wantage, Berks.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 99
W. LUNN (TorkBblre, West Riding, Bothwell DiTislon).
William Lunn ; b. i8 — ; formerly a checkweighman. A Labour
Member ; unsuccessfully contested Yorkshire, W. Riding, Holmfirth Div.
June 1912 ; has sat for Rothwell Div. of W. Riding of Yorkshire since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Address — House of Commons, Westminster, S.W.i.
C. E. L. LTLE (West Ham, Stratford Division).
Charles Ernest Leonard Lyle, son of Charles Lyle, formerly of
Brooke Hall, Norwich, by a da. of James Brown, of Dunedin, New Zealand ;
b. 1882 ; ed. at Harrow, and at Trin. Hall, Camb. : m. 1904, Edith
Louise Levy 5 is Director of Tate and Lyle (Limited), sugar refiners, a J. P.
for West Ham, Visitor for King Edward's Hospital Fund, and Chm. of Queen
Mary's Hospital for East End ; appointed Parliamentary Private Sec. to the
Food Controller 1919. A Coalition Unionist ; has sat for Stratford Div. of
West Ham since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— SA, Ennismore Gardens, S.W. ; Coopersale Hall, Epping. Clubs—
Carlton, Bath, Royal Automobile.
LYLE-SAMUEL fsee Samuel].
F. LYNCH (Kerry Co., Soufa DivislonXt
Finian Lynch, B.A.; b. i8 — ; became a Member of Pro-
visional Govt, of Irish Free State Jan. 1922. A Sinn Fein Member; elected
for S. Div. of Kerry Co. Dec. 4th, 1918, and for Kerry and W. Limerick Cos.
in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence —
B. J. LYNN (Belfast, Woodvale Division).
Robert John Lynn, son of William Lynn; b. 1873; ed.
privately : tn. 1896, Florence, da. of W. Moss ; is Managing Director and
Editor of Northern Whig. An Unionist; has sat for Woodvale Div. of
Belfast since Dec. 14th, 1918 ; elected for Belfast, W. Belfast Div., in N.
Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — Chieveley, King's Road, Belfast.
J. M. McBBIDE (Mayo Co., West Division). 1:
Joseph M. McBride, son of Patrick McBride, master mariner,
by Honoria Gill; b. Sept. i8th, i860: m. 1904, Eileen C, da. of Thomas
Wilson, of London ; Sec. Westport Harbour Commrs. ; is a Fellow of Roy.
So. of Antiquaries. A Sinn Fdin Member ; elected for W. Div. of Mayo Co.
Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Mayo N. and Mayo W. Cos. in S. Parliament of
Ireland June 1921.
Residence — Kelladangan, Westport, co. Mayo.
A. McCABE (Sligo, South Division).:
Alexander McCabe ; b. 1 8 — ; is a School Teacher. A Sinn
F^in Member ; elected for S. Div. of Sligo Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Mayo E.
and Sligo Cos. in S. Parliament of Ireland June 192 1.
Residence- Ballymote, co. Sligo.
P. McCABTAN (King's Co.).I
Patrick McCartan, L.R.C.PJ., L.R.CS.L; b. 1889; ed. at
Univ. Coll., Dublin (L.R.C.P.I., L.M., L.R.CS.L, L.M. 1910) ; sometime
House Surg., Mater Misericorda Hospital, Dublin, and Resident Med.
Officer, Dublin Fever Hospital. A Sinn Fiin Member ; unsuccessfully
contested Armagh, S. Div. Feb. 1918 ; sat for TuUamore Div. of King's Co.
lOO MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
April to Nov. 1918 ; elected for King's Co. Dec. 4th, 1918, and for King's
Co. and Queen's Co. in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Jitrsiiience—Ksktrhuoy, Carrickmore, co. Tyrone.
T. E. McCONNELL (Belfast, Duncaim DlTision).
Thomas Edward McConnell, C.B.E., son of Joseph Mc-
Connell, of Lisburn, co. Antrim ; d. April 7th, 1868 ; ed. at Roy. Academical
Institution, Belfast : m. 1891, Annie Louisa, da. of the late John Price, of
Belfast ; is an Auctioneer and Valuer, of 31 and 33, Chichester Street, Belfast,
a J. P. and a Councillor for City of Belfast, and Managing Director of John
Robson (Limited), of Belfast ; was Pres. of Auctioneers and Estate Agents
of Belfast 1918 and 1919. An Unionist; elected for Belfast, Duncaim Div.
June 23rd, 1 92 1.
Residence — Eden-a-Grena, Cranmore Park, Belfast. Club — Constitutional.
RIGHT HON. C. A. McCURDY (Northampton).
Charles Albert McCurdy, P.C., K.C., son of the late Rev.
Alexander McCurdy ; b. March 13th, 1870 ; ed. at Camb. Univ. : m. 1893,
Louise Ellen, da. of Frederick Parker, of Cambridge ; Bar. Inner Temple
1896, and a K.C. 1919 ; joined Midland Circuit ; was Parliamentary Sec. to
Min. of Food Jan. 1919 to March 1920, and Controller thereof March 1920
to March 192 1 ; appointed a Member of Roy. Commn. on Wheat Supplies
Aug. 1920, and Joint Parliamentary Sec. to the Treasury April 1921 ; P.C.
1920. A Coalition Liberal ; unsuccessfully contested Winchester Jan. 1906 ;
has sat for Northampton since Jan. i8th, 1910.
Residence — 18, Elm Tree Road, St. John's Wood, N.W.8. Chambers — Lamb
Building, Temple, E.C.
J. McDONAGH (Tipperary Co., North Tipperary Division).!
Joseph McDoNAGH ; b. 18 — ; is an Alderman of Corporation
of City of Dublin. A Sinn Fein Member; elected for N. Tipperary Div. of
Tipperary Co. Dec. 4th, 1918, and for Tipperary Mid, N., and S. Co. in S.
Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — 86, Mayne Road, Ranelagh, Dublin.
B. F. P. Mcdonald (Wallasey).
Bouverie Francis Primrose McDonald, M.D., son of Com.
Samuel Pendleton McDonald, of St. Kilda, Trinity, Edinburgh, by Mary, da.
of the late Dr. Mclver, of Lewis ; b. April 13th, 1861 ; ed. at Edinburgh
Acad, and Univ. (xM.B. and CM. 1884, M.D. 1886) ; L.R.C.S. and L.R.C.P.
1884) : m. 1886, Elizabeth Stedman, da. of the late Dr. Thomas Boswell
Watson, of Hong Kong ; is a J. P. for Cheshire and Wallasey, and Chm. of
Wallasey Constitutional Asso. A Coalition Unionist ; has sat for Wallasey
since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— Ivor Lodge, New Brighton, Cheshire.
RIGHT HON. J. A. M. MACDONALD (Stirling and Falkirk).
John Archibald Murray Macdonald, F.C, son of the late Rev.
H. F. Macdonald, D.D., of The Manse, Strachur, Arg}'llshire, by Christina,
da. of Alexander Mclver ; b. Oct. 9th, 1854 ; ed. at Glasgow High Sch., and
at Glasgow and Edinburgh Univs. : m. 1885, Alice Mary, da. of Edward
Henry Noel ; was a Member of London Sch. Board 1897-1902 ; sometime Hon.
Sec. of Cobden Club ; a frequent contributor to the Reviews ; P.C. 1916. A
Liberal; sat for Bow and Bromley Div. of Tower Hamlets July 1892. to July
1895, when he was defeated there ; sat for Falkirk Dist. Jan. 1906 to Nov.
1918, having been defeated there Oct. 1900 ; elected for Stirling and Falkirk
Dist. Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— 1$, Thurlow Road, Hampstead, N.W. ; Brown's Copse, Heyshott, Mid-
hurst, Sussex.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
J. F. McENTEE (Monaghan Co., South Division).!
John (Sean) Francis McEntee ; b. \ 889 : m. 19 — , Margaret,
da. of Maurice Browne, of Grangemockler, Tipperary : a Consulting Engineer;
connected with Irish Rebellion at Easter 19 16. A Sinn Fi!in Member;
elected for S. Div. of Monaghan Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Monaghan Co. in
S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — 112, Pembroke Road, Dublin.
J. McGRATH (Dublin, St. James's Division).:
Joseph McCtRATH ; b. i8 — ; sometime a Clerk; is a Member
of Dublin City Corporation ; became Min. of Labour in Dail Eireann Jan.
1922. and a Member of Provisional Govt, of Irish Free State. A Sinn F^in
Member ; elected for St. James's Div. of Dublin Dec. 14th, 1918, and for
Dublin, N.-W. Dublin Div. in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — 13, Ruttledge's Terrace, South Circular Road, Dublin.
S. McGUFFIN (Belfast, Shankill Division).
Samuel McGuffin ; b. 1863; ed. at Belfast Model Sch. : ;;/.
18 — , Margaret, da. of William Haine, of Derrykeerin ; is a Draper, and
Pres. 1 2th Branch (Belfast Dist.) of Amalgamated So. of Engineers, and a
Member of Belfast Water Commrs. (Chm. its Works Committee). A Labour
Unionist; elected for Shankill Div. of Belfast Dec. 14th, 1918, and for
Belfast, N. Belfast Div. in N. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — 107, Shankhill Road, Belfast.
J. McGUINNESS (Longford Cp.).J
Joseph McGuiNNESS ; b. i8 — ; a Commercial Traveller. A Sitm
F^in Member; sat for Longford Co., S. Div. May 1917 to Nov. 1918 ; re-
elected for Longford Co. Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Longford and Westmeath
Cos. in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — 27, Lower Dorset Street, Dublin.
SIR HALFORD J. MACKINDER (Glasgow, Camlachie Division).
Halford John Mackinder,
el. son of Draper Mackinder, M.D.,
of Hove, Sussex, by Fanny, da. of
the late Halford Wotton Hewitt,
J. P., of Lichfield; b. Feb. 15th, 1861 ;
ed. at Epsom Coll., and at Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1883, Pres. of Union
1883, M.A. 1887); Bar. Inner Temple
1886 ; Leader of Mount Kenya Ex-
pedition in E. Africa 1899 ; was
Reader in Geography, Oxford Univ.
1887-1905, Principal of Univ. Coll.,
Reading 1892- 1903, Director of
London Sch. of Economics and
Political Science 1903-8, a Member
of Senate of London Univ. 1903-8,
Pres. of Geographical Section of
British Asso. 1895, and a Member of
Roy. Commns. on Income Tax and
of Awards to Inventors 1919-20 ; is
Chm. Imperial Shipping Committee, a
Member of National Savings Com-
mittee, and an Ofilicier de 1' Instruction
Publique de France ; British High Commr, for S. Russia 1919-20 ; author
102 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
of "Britain and the British Seas," "Democratic Ideals and' Reality," etc. ;
Knt. 1920. A Coalition Unionist ; unsuccessfully contested Warwick and
Leamington 1900 and Hawick Dist. March 1909 ; has sat for Camlachie Div.
of Gla^ow since Jan. 19th, 1910.
ResitUnce—T-i, Harrington Gardens, S.Wj. Clubs — Carlton, Athenaeum, Alpine,
Conservative (Glabgow).
HON. H. D. McLAREN (Leicestershire, Bosworth Division).
Henry Duncan McLaren, C.B.E., el. son
of 1st Baron Aberconway, P.C. (formerly M.P. for
Leicestershire, W., or Bosworth, Div.), of Bodnant,
Talycafn, Denbighshire, Chateau de la Garoupe,
Antibes, France, and 43, Belgrave Square, S.W.,
by Laura, only da. of the late Henry Davis Pochin
(formerly M.P. for Stafford), of Bodnant, Denbigh-
shire ; b. April l6th, 1879 ; ed. at Eton, and at Balliol
Coll., Oxford : m. 1910, Christabel Mary Melville, da.
of the late Sir Melville Leslie Macnaghten, of Queen
Anne's Mansions, S.W. ; Bar. Lincoln's Inn 1905 ;
is a J. P. for Denbighshire, and a Director of Bolckow,
Vaughan and Co. (Limited), Palmer's Shipbiulding
and Iron Co. (Limited), and of Tredegar Coal and
Iron Co. (Limited) ; was Parliamentary Private
Bi se mac na cromaige. Se^.. to Pres. of Board of Trade (Rt. Hon. D. Lloyd
George, M.P.) 1906-8, and Parliamentary Private Sec. to Chancellor of
Exchequer (Rt. Hon. D. Lloyd George, M.P.) 1908-10; C.B.E. 1918. A
Liberal; sat for W. Div. of Staffordshire Jan. 1906 to Jan. 1910, when he
was defeated there ; sat for W., or Bosworth, Div. of Leicestershire Dec. 1910
to Nov. 1918 ; re-elected for Bosworth Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— -i^. South Street, Mayfair, W.i : Bodnant, Talycafn, Denbighshire.
Clubs— Brooks's, Reform.
B. McLAREN (Lanarkshire, Northern Division).
Robert McLaren, son of Robert McLaren; b. 1856; for 32
years H.M. Inspector of Mines in Scotland. A Coalition Unionist; has sat
for N. Div. of Lanarkshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — Earlston, Grahamshill, Airdrie ; Kingsley Hotel, W.C. i.
MAJOR C. W. W. MCLEAN (Lindsey, Brigg Division).
Charles Wesley Weldon McLean, C.M.G., D.S.O., sonof Maj.-
Gen. Hugh Havelock McLean, K.C., M.P., of St. John, New Brunswick ; b.
1882 ; ed. at Roy. Mil. Coll., Kingston ; entered R.A. 1900, and is Major ; S.
African War 1900, European War 1914-18 (twice wounded, despatches,
D.S.O. with two Bars, C.M.G.) ; appointed Parliamentary Sec. to Under
Sec. for the Colonies 1919 ; D.S.O. 1915 (two Bars 1917), C.M.G. 1919.
A Coalition Unionist ; has sat for Brigg Div. of Lindsey since Dec. 14th,
1918.
C/«**— Naval and Military, Cavalry, Ranelagh.
RIGHT HON. SIR DONALD MACLEAN (Midlothian and Peehlesshire, Peebles
and Southern Division).
Donald Maclean, PC, K.B.E., LL.D., son of the late John
Maclean, of Kilmoluaig, Tiree, N.B. ; b. Jan. 9th, 1864 : ed. privately ;
Hon. LL.D. Camb. 1920 : m. 1907, Gwendolen Margaret, el. da. of Andrew
Devitt, J.P., of Herontye, Sussex; admitted a Solicitor 1887; appointed
Parliamentary Private Sec. to the Patronage Sec. to the Treasury (Rt.
Hon. the Master of Elibank, M.P.) Jan. 191 1; was Dep. Chm. of Com-
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
»o3
mittee of Ways and Means 1911-18, and Chm. of London Appeal Tribunal
<Mil. Ser. Acts) 1916-18; sometime Chm. Enemy Debts Committee; is Chm.
Scottish Liberal Federation and of Independent Liberals in House of
Commons, and a J.P. for Peeblesshire; P.C. 1916, K.B.E. (Civil) 1917. A
Liberal; unsuccessfully contested Bath 1900; sat therefor Jan. 1906 to Jan.
1910, when he was defeated, and for Peebles and Selkirk Dec. 1910 to Nov.
1918; elected for Peebles and S. Div. of Midlothian and Peeblesshire
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— (s, Southwick Place, Hyde Park, W.2. C/?/^^— Reform, Bath, Royal
Societies'.
N. MACLEAN (Glasgow, Gk>yan Division).
Neil Maclean, son of the late Neil Maclean ; /;. April 9th,
1875 ; ccl. at Glasgow; m. 1901, Laura, el. da. of George Archibald ; is a
Mechanic, and Propagandist Organiser of Scottish Co-operative Wholesale So. ;
sometime Scottish Whip to Labour Party. A Labour Member ; has sat for
Govan Div. of Glasgow since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— iti, St. Andrew's Road, Pollokshields, Glasgow.
J. M. MacLEOD (Glasgow, Kelvlngroye Dlvisioxi).
John Mackintosh MacLeod, son of the late Rev. Norman
MacLeod, D D., of Barony Church, Glasgow, and Dean of the Order of the
Thistle ; b. 1857 ; m. 1888, Edith, da. of Joshua Fielden, of Todmorden,
Yorks ; is a Chartered Accountant of Glasgow, a Director of Clydesdale Bank
(Limited), and Auditor of Glasgow and S.-W. Railway Co. ; has been Hon.
Sec. Glasgow So. of Sons of Ministers of the Church since 1877 (Pres. 1915-16).
A Coalition Unionist ; sat for Central Div. of Glasgow July 1915 to Nov. 1918 ;
elected for Kelvingrove Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 4, Park Circus Place, Glasgow. Club — Carlton.
SIR DONALD MACMASTEB, Bt. (Surrey, Chertsey Dlylsion).
Donald Macmaster, ist Baronet,
K.C., son of the late Donald Macmaster, of
Williamstown, Ontario ; b. Sept. 3rd, 1846 ;
ed. at McGill Univ. (D.C.L.): m 1890,
Ella Virginia, da. of I. Deford, of Baltimore,
U.S.A. ; Bar. Quebec 187 1 and Ontario 1882,
a K.C. 1882; Bar. Lincoln's Inn 1906, and
Commonwealth of Australia 1913 ; sat in
Ontario Legislature 1879-82, and Canadian
Parliament 1882-6 ; was a Roy. Commr. to
investigate administration of Quebec Govt.
1892, an Arbitrator between Newfoundland
Govt, and Reid Newfoundland Co. 1904,
Pres. Montreal Bar 1904-5, and a Member
of Speaker's Conference on Electoral Reform
1916-17 ; appointed a Member of Select
Committee on Marconi Agreement 1912; cr.
a Baronet 1921. A Coalition Conservative-,
unsuccessfully contested Leigh Div. of Lanca-
shire (S.-W.) Jan. 1906 ; sat for N.-W., or
J04 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
Chertsey, Div. of Surrey Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ; re-elected for Chertsey
Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 57, Sloane Gardens, S.W. Clubs — Carlton, and Constitutional (London),
St. James's (Montreal).
MAJOR O. McMICKINa (GaUoway).
Gilbert McMicking, CM. G., son of the late Gilbert McMicking,
J. P., D.L., of Miltonise, Wigtownshire; b. March 24th, 1862; ed. at
Cheltenham Coll., and at R.M.A. : m. ist, 1893, Gertrude Rosabel Catherine,
who d. 1920, da. of the late Nathaniel Gore; 2ndly, 1921, Ethel Binny, da.
of the late Binny Douglas ; was 12 years in R.A., and retired as Capt. ; is
Hon. Major in the Army ; served in S. Africa 1899- 1900, Comdg. (^ity of
London Imperial Vol. Battery (despatches, C.M.G.) ; employed in R.F.A.
as temporory Major and temporary Lieut.-Col. 1914-15 ; was Parliamentary
Private Sec. to Sec. of State for War (Rt. Hon. R. B. Haldane, M.P.)
1908-10; sometime Hon. Sec. Scottish Liberal Members in House of
Commons ; C.M.G. 1900. A Coalition Liberal; sat for Kirkcudbrightshire
Jan. 1906 to Jan. 1910 (when he was defeated), and Dec. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ;
elected for Galloway Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residences — 38, Netherhall Gardens, N.W.3 ; Miltonise, Glenwhilly, Stranraer, co,
Wigtown. C/«^i— Reform, Naval and Military.
RIGHT HON. THOMAS J. MACNAMARA (CamberweU, North-West Division).
Thomas James MACNAMARAj/lC.jZZ.Z^.jSon of the late Sergeant
Thomas Macnamara, 47th Regt. ; b. Aug. 23rd, 1861 ; ed. at St. Thomas's
Sch., Exeter, and at Borough Road Training Coll. for Teachers; Hon. LL.D.
St. Andrews 1898, Hon. M.A. Oxford 1907 : m. 1886, Rachel, el. da. of the
late Angus Cameron, of Rannoch and Bristol ; is a Journalist ; has been a
School-teacher, Pres. of National Union of Teachers, and a Member of London
County Council Education Committee ; appointed Parliamentary Sec. to Local
Govt. Board Jan. 1907 and to Admiralty April 1908, and again in National
Min. 1916, Parliamentary and Financial Sec. thereto Jan. 1919, and Min.
of Labour March 1920; author of many educational works ; V.Q. 191 1. A
Coalition Liberal ; unsuccessfully contested Deptfordjuly 1895 ; sat for N. Div.
of CamberweU Oct. 190010 Nov. 1918 ; has sat for N.-W. Div. thereof since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — Clontarf, Rollscourt Avenue, Heme Hill, S.E. Cbibs — National Liberal,
Eighty.
J. McNeill (Londonderry City and National University of Ireland).!
John (Eoin) McNeill ; b. 186S; sometime in Accountant-Gen. 's
Office, Dublin ; is Professor of Early and Mediaeval Irish History at Univ.
Coll., National Univ., Dublin, a leading authority on the Irish Language,
Founder of the Gaelic League (has been one of its Vice-Pres. and Pres.),
and one of the Founders of the Irish Vol. ; elected Speaker of Dail Eireann
Aug. 1921, and a Member of Provisional Govt, of Irish Free State Jan. 1922,
A Sinn FHn Meniber ; elected for Londonderry City and for National Univ.
of Ireland Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Londonderry in N. Parliament of Ireland
June 1 92 1.
Residence — Netley, 3, Southill Avenue, Booterstown, Dublin.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
105
R. J. McNeill (Kent, Canterbury Division).
Ronald John McNeill, son of the
late Edmund McNeill. D.L., of Cushendun,
CO. Antrim, by Mary, el. da. of Alexander
Miller, of Ballycastle, co. Antrim ; b.
April 30th, 1861 ; ed. at Harrow, and at
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1884, M.A. 1910) ;
Bar. Lincoln's Inn, 1887 : w. 1884,
Elizabeth Maud. da. of William Bolitho,
of Polwithen, Penzance ; was Editor of St.
James's Gazet/e igoo-igo4, and Assist.
Editor of the " Encyclopedia Britannica "
1907-11 ; is a J. P. and D.L. for co. Antrim ;
was Parliamentary Sec. (unpaid) to a
Member of the War Cabinet (Rt. Hon.
Sir E. Carson, M.P.) 1917-18. A Con-
servative ; unsuccessfully contested W.
Div. of Aberdeenshire 1906, S. Div. of
Aberdeen 1907 and Jan. 1910, and Kirk-
cudbrightshire Dec. 1910; sat for E., or
St. Augustine's, Div. of Kent July 191 1
to Nov. 1918 : elected tor Canterbury Div. of Kent Dec. 1918.
Residences — 18, Cadogan Place, S.W. ; Cushendun, co. Antrim. C/7/A9— Carlton, Bath.
RIGHT HON. J. I. MACPHERSON (Inverness-shlre and Ross and Cromarty
Ross and Cromarty Division).
James Ian Macpherson, P.C.., K.C, son of James Macpherson,
J.P., of Inverness ; b. 1880 ; ed. at George Watson's Coll , and at Edinburgh
Univ. (M.A. 1900, LL.B. 1903): vi. 1915, Jill, da. of Sir George Wood
Rhodes, ist Bt., J. P., of Hollingworth, Cheshire, and 37,. Pont Street, S.W.,
and Mottram-in-Longendale, Cheshire ; Bar. Middle Temple 1906, and a
K.C. 1919; is Hon. Comdt. a Batn. City of London Vol. Regt., with Hon.
rank of Lieut. -Col. ; was Parliamentary Sec. (unpaid) to Under Sec. of State
for War 1914-16, and Chm. of Scottish Land Enquiries Committee, and of
Scottish Advisory Committee on Forestry 1914-18; appointed Under Sec. of
State for War in National Min. Dec. 19 16, Vice-Pres. of Army Council and
Dep. Sec. of State for War 1918, and Ch. Sec. for Ireland Jan. 1919-20 (with
a seat in the Cabinet from Oct. 1919), and Min. of Pensions April 1920 ;
was Chancellor of Order of St. Patrick 1919-20 ; P.C. (England) 1918 and
(Ireland) 1919; author of "Corporate Life at a Scottish University." etc.
A Libei-al\ unsiiccessfully contested Wigtownshire Jan. 1910, and E. Div. of
Renfrewshire Dec. 1910 ; sat for Ross and Cromarty June 1911 to Nov. 1918 ;
elected for Ross and Cromarty Div. of Inverness-shire and Ross and Cromarty
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— ti, Eaton Square, S.W. Clubs — Brooks's, Reform.
F. A. MACQUISPEN (Glasgow, Springbum Division).
Frederick Alexander Macquisten, K.C, son of the Rev.
Alexander Macquisten, D.D., of The Manse, Renfrewshire; b. July 23rd,
1870 ; ed. privately, and at Glasgow Univ. (LL.B. 18—) : ;;/. 1901, Margaret
Reid; Advocate, Scotland 1909, and a K.C. 1919 ; Bar. Gray's Inn, 1920;
formerly a Solicitor in Glasgow ; is Chm. of Globe and Phoenix Gold Mining
Co. (Limited), of 35, Old Jewry, London, E.C. A Coalition Unionist; un-
io6
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
successfully contested Leilh Dist. Dec. 1910, and St. Rollox Div. of Glasgow
Feb. 1912; has sat for Springbum Div. of Glasgow since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— ^3, _ Great King Street, Edinburgh. Clubs — Constitutional, Gla.sgow
Conservative, Scottish Conservative.
J. MacVEAGH (Down Co., Sonth Down Division). t
Jeremiah MacVeagh, son of Thomas MacVeagh, shipowner,
of Belfast; b. 1870; ed. at St. Malachy's Coll., Belfast, and at Roy. Univ.,
Ireland; Bar. Gray's Inn 1918 ; is a Journalist, a Director of Dublin and
S.-E. Railway Co., and of Alliance and Dublin Consumers' Gas Co (Limited),
and Clim. Register Publishing Co. (Limited) ; sometime Special Irish Cor-
respondent of the Daily News ; author of numerous political pamphlets, A
Nationalist; has sat for S. Div. of Down Co. since Feb. 19th, 1902.
Residence— 11, Upper Bedford Place, W.C.i. Clubs— KoysX Automobile, National
Liberal.
H. HADDOCKS (Warwickshire, Nuneaton Division).
Henry Maddocks, K.C.; <^. 1871 ; Bar. Inner Temple 1904,
and a K.C. 1920 ; joined Midland Circuit. A Coalition Unionist ; has sat for
Nuneaton Div. of Warwickshire since Dec. 14th, 1918, having been defeated
there Jan. and Dec 1910.
Chambers— ^, Brick Court, Temple, EC. Clubs — Garrick, 1900, St. Stephen's.
SIR PHILIP MAGNUS, Bt. (London University).
Philip Magnus, ist Baronet, son
of the late Jacob Magnus ; b. Oct. 7th,
1842 ; ed. at Univ. Coll. Sch., at Univ.
Coll., London, and at Berlin Univ. ; B.A,
1863 and B.Sc. (ist class Honours) 1864,
London : m. 1870, Katie, only da. of the
late E. Emanuel, J. P., of .Southsea ; some-
time Professor of Mechanics at the Catholic
Univ. Coll., Kensington ; was a Member of
Roy. Commn. on Technical Instruction
1881-4, Principal of Finsbury Technical
Coll. 1883-5, Organising Director and Sup.
of Depart, of Technology in City and
Guilds of London Institute 1880-1915 ; is
a J. P. for Surrey, a Member of the Mathe-
matical and Physical Sos. of London,
Chm. of Secondary Schs. Asso., Fellow
and Member of Senate of the Univ. of
London, and of Council of Roy. So. of
Arts, an Hon. Fellow and Pres. of Coll.
of Preceptors, an Hon. Member, British
Med. Asso., and So. of Officers of Health, and a Member of Surrey
Education Committee; knighted 1886; cr. a Baronet 191 7, A Coalition
Unionist ; has sat for London Univ. since Jan. 19th, 1906.
5^a/— Tangley-Hill, Chilworth, Surrey. Town Residence — xb, Gloucester Terrace,
Hyde Park, W.2. C/7<i5j— Athenaeum, Carlton, County (Guildford).
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
107
SIR ARTHUR H. D. RAMSAY STEEL MAITLA.ND, Bt. (Birmingliam, Erdlngton
Division).
Arthur Herbert Drummond Ram-
say-Steel-Maitland, 1st Baronet, son
of the late Col. Edward Harris Steel, R.A. ;
b. July 5th, 1876 ; ed. at Rugby, and at
Balliol Coll., Oxford (Scholar, B.A. ist
class Lit. Hum. 1899, M.A. ist class Law
1900) ; Fellow of All Souls', Oxford 19CX) :
m. 1901, Mary, da. of the late Sir James
Ram>ay - Gibson - Maitland, 4th Bt., of
Barnton, Midlothian, and Sauchie and
Bannockburn, Stirlingshire ; assumed by
Roy. License 1901 the name of Ramsay-
Steel-Maitland in lieu of his patronymic ;
is a J. P. and D.L. for Stirlingshire ; has
been Private Sec. to Rt. Hon. C. T.
Ritchie, M.P., and Rt. Hon. Austen
Chamberlain, M.F., when Chancellor of
the Exchequer, and an Assist. Commr. to
Roy. Commn. on Poor Laws ; was Chm.
of Conservative Party Organisation 191 1-
16 ; appointed Under Sec. of State for the
Colonies May 1915, and in National Min. Dec. 1916, Under Sec. of State for
Foreign Office and Parliamentary Sec. to Board of Trade 191 7, and Additional
Under Sec. of State for Foreign Depart, and Additional Parliamentary Sec. to
Board of Trade (Depart, of Overseas Trade) (resigned July 1919) 1919 ; com-
piled special reports on Poor Laws ; cr. a Baronet 191 7. A Coalition Conserva-
tive ; unsuccessfully contested Rugby 1906 ; sat for E. Div. of Birmingham Jan.
1910 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Erdington Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences - Ti^ Cadogan Square, S.W. ; Sauchieburn, Stirling. Clubs — Carlton,
Travellers'.
MALLABY DEELEY [see Deeley].
F. W. MALLALIEU (YorksMre, West Riding, Colne Valley Division).
Frederick William Mallalieu, el.
son of the late Henry Mallalieu, J. P., of
Delph Lodge, Delph, near Oldham ; b. Jan.
17th, i860; ed. at Huddersfield Coll.: nt.
1902, Ann, da. of the late Joseph Hard- *
man, of Waterhead, Oldham ; formerly a
Woollen Manufacturer of Delph; is a J. P.
and County Alderman for W. Riding of
Yorkshire, and Chm. of its Finance Com-
mittee. A Coalition Liberal ; sat for Colne
Valley Div. of S. Part of W. Riding of
Yorkshire Aug. 1916 to Nov. 1918 ; re-
elected for Yorkshire, W. Rising, Colne
Valley Div. Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Larkwood, Delph,
C/»*f— National Liberal, Reform.
near Oldham.
Io8 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
LIEUT. -COL. C. J. L'E. MALONE (Leyton, East DivlBion).
Cecil John L'Estrange Malone, son of the late Rev. Saville
Malone; b. Sept. yih, 1890 ; ed. privately: vt. 1921, Leah Kay, AI.A., da.
of the late Arthur Klingenstein ; entered R.N. 1905 ; served in Dardanelles
and Egypt, Comdg. a Seaplane Squadron (despatches, Order of the Nile);
sometime Comdg. a R. N.A.S. Experimental and Constructional Station,
subsequently Lieut. -Col. R.A.F. ; is a Fellow of Roy. Aeronautical So. ; was
Special Representative of Air Ministry at Supreme War Council, Versailles
1918. A Communist Member ; has sat for E. Div. of Leyton since Dec. 14th,
1918.
C/«i^J— United Service, Reform, National Liberal, Royal Automobile, Royal Aero.
MAJOR P. B. MALONE (Tottenham, South Division).
Patrick Bernard Malone, son of Henry Malone, of Cusha-
trough, Clifden, co. Galway ; b. 1857: ni. 1st, 1881, Mary Sabina, da. of
Judge Benkert, of Bavaria ; 2ndly, 1908, Elizabeth Annette, da. of John
Slater, of Blackburn; is an Accountant, a J. P. and a County Councillor for
Middlesex, and Chm. of War Pens'ons Committee, and of Finance Committee,
Metropolitan Water Board. An Unionist; has sat for S. Div. of Tottenham
since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— ^o, Belmont Road, West Green, Tottenham, N.
E. MANVILLE (Coventry).
Edward Manville, son of B. E. Manville, M.R.C.S., of 5,
Grosvenor Street, W., by Adeline Halford ; b. Sept. 27th, 1862 ; ed. at
University Coll. Sch., and at Technical Institutions : m. 1894, Maud Eliza-
beth, who d. 1909, da. of Col. Charles Thomas Wallis, R.F.A., D. L., of
Chesterholme, Newport, Monmouth; 2nd, 191 1, Rachel Violet, da of John
Holmes ; is a Consulting Engineer of St. Stephen's House, Westminster,
S.W., Past Pres. Asso. of British Chambers of Commerce, Vice-Pres.
Federation of British Industries, Chn». Daimler Co. (Limited) and of Car and
Gen. Insurance Corporation (Limited), Dep. Chm. Birmingham Small Arms
Co. (Limited), and a J. P. for Coventry. A Coalition Unionist; has sat for
Coventry since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Clubs — Savage, Carlton, Royal Automobile.
C. DE MARKIEVICZ (Dublin, St. Patrick's Division).:
Constance Georgine de Markievicz, da. of Sir Henry William
Gore-Booth, 5th Bt., of Lissadell, Sligo ; b. 18 — ; took part in Dublin
Rebellion 1916 (sentenced to death, sentence commuted to penal servitude
for life, released 1917) ; has been Stc. for Labour in Dail Eireann : in. igoo,
Casimir Dunin de Markievicz ; first Lady Member elected to House of
Commons (but has not yet taken her seat). A Sinn F^in Member ; elected
for St. Patrick's Div. Dublin Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Dublin S., City Div.
in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — 10, Richmond Avenue, Fairview, Dublin.
%
t
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. IO9
SIR GEORGE CROYDON MARKS i Cornwall, North Division).
George Croydon Marks, C.B.E.,
son of the late William Marks, by his wife
Amelia Adelaide, da. of Thomas Croydon ;
b. June 9th, 1858 ; ed. at British Sch., Roy.
Arsenal, and at King's Coll., London: m.
1 88 1, Margaret, da. of T. J. Maynard, of
Bath ; is a Consulting Engineer and Patent
Expert (practising in London and New York),
Chm. Sunday-school Union, and a J. P. for
Aberystwyth, Cornwall, and Surrey ; acted
as Consulting Engineer to late Duke of Saxe-
Coburg-Gotha (Duke of Edinburgh) ; in
Labour Depart, of Min. of Munitions during
European war; Knt. 191 1 ; C.B.E. (Civil)
1917. A Coalition Liberal; sat for N.-E., or
Launceston, Div. of Cornwall Jan. 1906 to
Nov. 1918 ; elected for Cornwall, N. Div.
Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residences — Rothbury, Blackheath Park, S.E.3 ;
Penarvor, Bude, N. Cornwall ; 58, Lincoln's Inn
Fields, W.C.2. Clubs — Reform, National Liberal.
J. A. R. MARRIOTT (Oxford).
John Arthur Ransome Marriott, el. son of Francis Marriott,
of Bowdon, Cheshire, and Hayfield, Derbyshire, by Elizabeth, da. of Joseph
Atkinson Ransome, F.R.C.S., Consulting Surg, to Roy. Infirmary, Manchester ;
h. Aug. 17th, 1859 ; ed. at Repton, and at Mew Coll., Oxford (B.A. Classical
Moderations and Modern History 1882, M.A. 1885); Hon. Fellow Worcester
Coll., Oxford 1920 (formerly Fellow) : ni. 1891, Henrietta, da. of the Rev.
AV. P. Robinson, D.D., Warden of Trin. Coll., Glenalmond ; sometime Lec-
turer in Modern History, New Coll., Oxford, and Tutor and Lecturer in
Modern History Worcester Coll., Oxford ; was Sec. Oxford Univ. Extension
1895-20; author of numerous works on History, Economics, and Political
Science. A Conservative; un.successfully contested Rochdale July 1886 ; sat for
Oxford City March 191 7 to Nov. 1918 ; re-elected for Oxford Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 23, Linton Road, Oxford. Club — Carlton.
CAPT. A. E. MARTIN (Essex, Romford Division).
Albert Edward Martin, son of Capt. William Martin, Mercan-
tile Marine (retired) ; h. Dec. 1875 ; is a Merchant, and a Town Councillor for
Barking; sometime Chm. of Food Control Committee there. A Coalition
Liberal; has sat for Romford Div. of Essex since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Torville, Wtstcliff-on-Sea. C/k^— National Liberal.
R. MASON (Nortliumberland, Wansbeck Division).
Robert Mason; b. Dec. 17th, 1857: m. 18—; is a Shipping
Agent, and a J. P. and County Alderman for Northumberland. A Coalition
Member ; has sat for Wansbeck Div. of Northumberland since May 28th, 1918.
Residence — Marden House, Whitley Bay, Northumberland.
D. MATTHEWS (Swansea, East Division).
David Matthews; b. 1868 : m. 1892 : is a J. P. and an Alder-
man of Swansea (Mayor 1909- 11). A Coalition Liberal ; has sat for Swansea E
Div. since July loth, 1919.
Residence— V^mAiox Lodge, Swansea, Glamorganshire.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
W. J. MELLOWS (Qalway Co., East Oalway Division, and Meatb Co., North
Division) t
William (Liam) Joseph Mellows ; d. 18 — . A Sinn Fiin
Membtr ; elected for E. Galway Div. of Galway Co. Dec. 4th, 1918, and for
N. Div. of Meath Co. Dec. i4ih, 1918 ; also for Galway Co. in S. Parliament
of Ireland June 1921.
Aiitiress~Ti, West 96th Street, New Vork, U.S.A.
MEYSEY-THOMPSON [see Thompson].
SIR WILLIAM MIDDLEBROOK (Leeds, South Division).
William Middlebrook, son of the late John Middlebrook, of
Birstall ; b. Feb. 22nd, 1851 ; ed. at Huddersfield Coll. : tn. 1880, Alma, da.
of William B. Jackson, of Morley ; admitted a Solicitor 1873 ; is a member of
the legal finn of W. and E. H. Middlebrook, of Leeds and Morley, Gen.
Treasurer of Wesleyan Conference (Chapel Depart.), and a Treasurer of
Leeds Wesleyan Mission ; was a Town Councillor of Morley 1 892-1921
(Mayor 1896-7 and 1904-5), Lord Mayor of Leeds 1910-11, and Chm. Local
Legislation Committee of House of Commons 1913-20; Knt. 1916. A
Coalition Liberal; has sat for S. Div. of Leeds since Feb. 13th, 1908.
Residence— Y'irooV.hoXmc, Scarborough. Clubs — Reform, National Liberal.
I
LIEUT. COL. THE RIGHT HON. F. B. MILDMAY (Devonshire, Totnes Division).
Francis Bingham Mildmay, P.C, son of the
late Henry Bingham Mildmay, J. P., of Shoreham Place,
Sevenoaks, and Flete, near Ivybridge, by Georgiana
Frances, whoa'. 1899, da. of the late John Crocker Bulteel,
of Flete, near Ivybridge ; b. April 26th, 1861 ; ed. at
Eton, and at Trin. Coll., Camb. (B.A. 1883) : m. 1906,
Alice, da. of Charles Seymour Grenfell, of Elibank
House, Taplow ; is Major and Hon. Lieut. -Col. Ter-
ritorial Force Reserve, a J. P. and a D.L. for Devon-
shire, a Director of Great Western Railway, Pres. of
Fisheries Organization So., a Member of Council of
Executive of King Edward's Hospital Fund, and of
Managing Board of Middlesex Hospital ; appointed
Alia ta Hara.. ^ Member and Treasurer Med. Research Council 1921 ;
formerly Major and Hon. Lieut.-Col. W. Kent Imperial Yeo. (T.D.) ; S.
Africa 1900, European War 1914-18 on Gen. Staff in France, Flanders, and
Germany (despatches four times); P.C. 19 1 6. A Coalition Unionist; sat for
S., or Totnes, Div, of Devonshire Dec. 1885 to Nov. 1918; re-elected for
Totnes Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— ^6, Berkeley Square, W. ; Flete, Ivybridge, Devon ; Shoreham Place,
Sevenoaks, Kent. Clubs— BiooVs's, Marlborough, Turf, Hurlingham.
J. £. MILLS (Kent, Dartford Division).
John Edmund Mills, b. 1883 ; Member of Amalgamated So,
of Engineers, and an Alderman of Woolwich Borough Council ; sometime
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
rir
Chm. Shop Stewards Committee at Woolwich Arsenal. A Labour Member;
has sat for Dartford Div. of Kent since March 27th, 1920.
Residence— 2go, Well Hall Road, Eltham, S.E.
SIR WILLIAM LANE MITCHELL (Wands-
worth, Streatham Division).
William Lane Mitchell; b. 186 1 ;
is connected with the firm of John Layton
and Co. (Limited) ; has been twice Mayor
of Camberwell; Knt. 1921. A Coalition
Conservative ; has sat for Streatham Div.
of Wandsworth sitice Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Ryecotts, Dulwich Common,
S.E. 21.
MITCHELL-THOMSON [see Thomson].
T. MOLES (Belfast, Ormeau Division).
Thomas Moles, son of the late Edward Moles, of Ardmore,
Ballymena, co. Antrim ; b. 1871 ; is Leader Writer for Belfast Evening
Telegraph. An Unionist; has sat for Ormeau Div. of Belfast since Dec. 14th,
1918; elected for Belfast, S. Belfast Div. in N. Parliament of Ireland (Chm.
of Ways and Means and Dep. Speaker) June 1921.
Residence — Belfast. Club — Constitutional.
P. J. MOLONEY (Tipperary Co , South Division).:
Patrick James Moloney; b. 18 — : vi. 18 — ; is a Chemist,
and a Member of Tipperary Urban Council. A Sinn Fein Member ; elected
for S. Div. of Tipperary Co. Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Tipperary Mid., N.,
and S. Co. in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — Church Street, Tipperary.
MAJOR J. £. MOLSON (Lindsey, Gainshorough Division).
John Elsdale Molson, M.D., son of Samuel Elsdale Molson,
of Montreal ; b. Aug. 6th, 1863 ; ed. at Cheltenham Coll., and at Emmanuel
Coll., Camb. (B.C. 1891, M.D. 1905); M.R.C.S. and L.R.C.P. London 1890:
w. 1891, Mary, da. of A. E. Leeson, M.D, ; sometime House Surgeon to
Middlesex Hospital; is Major (T.D.) R.A.M.C. (T.F.), and a J. P. for W.
Sussex. A Coalition Unionist ; unsuccessfully contested N.-E. Div. of
Bethnal Green Jan. and Dec. 1910 ; has sat for Gainsborough Div. of Lindsey
since Dec. 14th, 19 18.
Residence — Goring Hall, Worthing. Clubs — Carlton, Oxford and Cambridge.
I 12
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
BIGHT HON. SIR ALFRED M. MOND, Bt. (Swansea, West DiviBion).
Alfred Moritz Mono, P.C,
I St Baronet, son of the late Ludwig
Mond, Ph.D., F.R.S., of The Pop-
lars, 20, Avenue Road, vSt. John's
Wood, N. W. , and Winnington Hall,
Northwich, by his wife, Frieda
Lciwenthal ; b. Oct. 23rd, 1868 ;
ed. at Cheltenham, at St. John's
Coll.,' Camb., and at Edinburgh
Univ. : in. 1894, Violet Florence
Mabel, da. of the late James Henry
Goetze ; Bar. Inner Temple 1894;
joined N. Wales and Chester Circuit;
sometime a Managing Director of
Brunner, Mond and Co. (Limited),
alkali manufacturers, of Northwich,
Chm. of the Mond Nickel Co.
(Limited), and of the Power Gas
Corporation (Limited), and a Di-
rector of South Staffordshire Mond
Gas Co. ; is Vice-Pres. of Infants'
Hospital (S.W.), and Pres. of Swansea Branch of Anglo-Jewish Asso. ; ap-
pointed First Commr. of Works in National Min. Dec. 1916 and Jan. 1919,
and Min. of Health April 1921 ; cr. a Baronet 1910, and P.C. 1913. A
Coalition Liberal; unsuccessfully contested S. Div. of Salford Oct. 1900; sat
for Chester Jan. 1906 to Jan. 1910, and for Swansea Town Div. of Swansea
Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for W. Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
.9fa/— Melchet Court, Romsey. Town Residence — 35, Lowndes Square, S.W.i.
Clubs — Reform, National Liberal, Eighty, Royal Aero, Burlington Fine Arts.
COM. B. M. ETRES MONSELL (Worcestershire, Evesham Division).
Bolton Meredith Eyres Monsell, son of Lieut. -Col. Bolton
James Alfred Monsell (Ch. Constable Metropolitan Police), by Mary Beverley,
da. of Sir Edmund Ogle, 6th Bt. ; b. Feb. 22nd, 1881 ; ed. at Stubbington
House, Fareham : in. 1904, Caroline Mary Sybil, C.B.E., da. of the late
Henry William Eyres, of Dumbleton Hall, Worcester ; is Com. R.N. ; some-
time a Unionist Whip in House of Commons ; assumed additional name of
Eyres in 1904 ; European War 1914-19 (despatches) ; has Order of the Nile ;
appointed Treasurer of H.M.'s Household Feb. 1919, and Civil Lord of the
Admiralty April 1921. A Coalition Conservative ; sat for S., or Evesham,
Div. of Worcestershire Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ; re-elected for Evesham Div.
thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — iq, Belgrave Square, S.W. ; Dumbleton Hall, Evesham.
RIGHT HON. E. S. MONTAGU (Cambridgeshire).
Edwin Samuel MoNTAGU,-P.C,2ndsonof ist
Baron Swaythling, of South Stoneham House, Hants,
and 12, Kensington Palace Gardens, W., by Ellen,
da. of the late Louis Cohen, of the Stock Exchange;
b. Feb. 6th, 1879; ed. at Clifton, and at Trin. Coll.,
Camb. (Natural Science Tripos 1902) : m. 1915, the
Hon. Beatrice Venetia Stanley, da. of 4th Baron
Sheffield ; was Pres. of Camb. Union So. 1902 ; ap-
pointed Parliamentary Private Sec. (unpaid) to the Rt.
Hon. H. H. Asquith, M.P. (Chancellor of the E.x-
chequer) Feb. 1906 and (Prime Min.) April 1908, a
Member of Roy. Commn. on Electoral Reform 1908,
Under Sec. of State for India Feb. 1910, Financial
Sec. to the Treasury Feb. 1914, Chancellor of the
Duchy of Lancaster (with a seat in the Cabinet) Feb.
Swi/t yet sure. I9I5' again Financial Sec. to the Treasury May I9IS>
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. II3
Chm. of War Loan Advisory Committee 1915, and Chm. National Health
Insurance Commn. Feb. to May 1918; also again Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster (with a seat in the Cabinet) Jan. to July 1916, and Minister of Muni-
tions (also Member of Cabinet War Council) July to Dec. 1916 ; appointed
Sec. of State for India July 1917 ; Vice-Chm. Reconstruction Committee
March to July IQI7 ; elected a Trustee of British Museum 1920 ; joint author '
of "Canada and the Empire"; P.C. 1915. A Liberal; sat for W., or
Chesterton, Div. of Cambridgeshire Jan. 1906 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for
Cambridgeshire Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Breccles Hall, Attleborough.
MAJ.-GEN. THE HON. SIR NEATTON J. MOORE (Islington, North Division).
Newton James Moore, K.C.M.G., son of the late James
Moore, of Bunbury, W. Australia ; b. May 17th, 1870: m. 1898, Isabel, da.
of John Lowrie, of Ferguson, W. Australia ; is a Surveyor and Civil
Engineer, a J. P. for W. Australia, a Director of Odhams Press (Limited),
General Electric Co. (Limited), Great Boulder Proprietary Gold Mines
(Limited), Western Australian Insurance Co. (Limited), and other cos.,
and Pres. of Institute of Surveyors of W. Australia ; appointed Officer
Comdg. Intelligence Corps, W. Australia 1908; was a M.L.A. for Bunbury,
W. Australia 1904-11, having been Mayor thereof 1900-1904; started the first
Mounted Inf. Corps in W. Australia, and was Lieut. -Col. Comdg. i8th
Australian Light Horse (V.D.) 1901-8 ; served as Pres. of W. Australian
Municipal Asso. 1904-5 ; appointed Min. of Lands and Agriculture, W.
Australia 1905, and Premier, Treasurer and Min. for Lands 1906 (resigned
Sept. 19 10) ; was Agent-Gen. in London for W. Australia 19 11- 18 (also Gen.
Officer Comdg. Australian Troops in England 1915-17 with rank of Maj.-Gen.) ;
C.M.G. 1908, K.C.M.G. 1910. A Coalition Unionist; sat for St. George,
Hanover Square, Oct. to Nov. 1918 ; has sat for N. Div. of Islington since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 51, Cadogan Gardens, S.W.3. Official Address — no, St. Martin's Lane,
w.c.
M00RE-BRA6AZ0N [see Brabazon].
COL. W. G. P. MORDEN (Middlesex, Brentford and CMswick Division).
Walter Grant Peterson Morden, son of Capt. Walter Henry
Morden, by Sarah Ann Peterson; <^. July 20th, 1880; ed. at Collegiate In-
stitute, Toronto: ;«. 1909, Doris, da. of Charles G. Henshaw, of Vancouver,
British Columbia ; is Lieut. -Col. and Hon. Col. Canadian Forces, Chm.
Canadian Asso., Dep. Chm. of Canada Steamship Lines (Limited) (London)
and of Odhams Press (Limited), and a Life Gov. Montreal General Hospital ;
sometime a Member of Remount Committee of Canada, and on Staff of
Q.M.G. An Unionist ; has sat for Brentford and Chiswick Div. of Middlesex
since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Heatherden Hall, Iver Heath, Bucks. Clubs — Carlton, Junior Carlton,
Royal Thames Yacht, Ranelagh, Royal Aero.
CAPT. A. H. MOREING (VorksMre, East Riding, Buckrose Division).
Algernon Henry Moreing, el. son of Charles Algernon
Moreing, of More Place, Esher, by Helena Marian, da. of Edward Harcourt
Longden, I.C.S. ; b. Sept. 30th, 1889; ed. at Winchester, and at Trin. Coll.,
Camb. (B.A. 1910, M.A. 1920) ; is a member of the firm of Bewick, Moreing
and Co., civil and mining engineers, and Capt. R.F.A. (T.F.); European War
1914-18 (despatches); sometime Parliamentary Private Sec. to Min. of Trans-
port. A Coalition Member; has sat for Buckrose Div. of E. Riding of
Yorkshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 31, Morpeth Mansions, S.W.i. Club — Carlton.
MAJOR D. W. MORGAN (Rhondda, East Division).
David Watts Morgan, C.B.E.,D.S.0., son of Thomas Morgan,
of Neath; b. Dec. i8th, 1867: m. 18—, Blanche Amy Morgan; sometime
8
114
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
a Miner and Mine Manager ; is a J. P. and Vice-Chm. of County Council
for Glamorganshire ; European War 1914-19 as Major Labour Corps
(promoted from ranks Oct. 1914, mentioned 1915, despatches twice, D.S.O.) ;
D.S.O. 1918, C.B.E. (Civil) 1920. h. Labow Member ; has sat for E. Div. of
Rhondda since Dec. 4th, 19 18.
Residence— Q&txaa.-vir, Forth, Rhondda, Glamorgan.
RIQHT HON. T. B. MORISON (Inyerness-shire, RoBS-shlre and Cromarty,
Inverness DlvlBlou).
Thomas Brash Morison, P.C, K.C, LL.D., son of the late
Peter Morison, S.S.C, of Edinburgh; b. Nov. 21st, 1868; ed. at Edinburgh
Univ. (M.A. 1889, LL.D. 1921): vi. 1899, Isabel, da. of the late Andrew
Headry, solicitor; Advocate, Scotland 1891, Bar. Middle Temple 1898, K.C.
1906, and Bencher, Gray's Inn 1921 ; was Advocate-Depute 1905-8, Senior
Advocate- Depute 1908-10, Sheriff of Fife and Kinross, and Dep.-Chm. Fishery
Board for Scotland 1910-13, and Solicitor-Gen. for Scotland 1913-20, since
when he has been Lord Advocate; is a J. P. for Perthshire; P.C. 1920. A
Coalition Liberal \ unsuccessfully contested Perthshire, W. Div. Jan. 1910;
sat for Inverness-shire Jan. 1917 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Inverness Div.
of Inverness-shire, Ross-shire and Cromarty Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— ■n^ Heriot Row, Edinburgh. Clubs — Reform, University, and Scottish
Liberal (Edinburgh).
R. MORRIS (Battersea, North Division).
Richard Morris, son of Isaac Morris, of Denbigh ; b. May
27th, 1869: w/. 1893, Jane Jenkins ; sometime a Schoolmaster ; is an Engineer.
A Coalition Liberal ; has sat for N. Div. of Battersea since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— 3T2, Selsden Road, Croydon. C/«3— Royal Automobile.
H. MORRISON (WUtshire, Salisbury Division).
Hugh Morrison, son of Alfred Morrison, of Fonthill House,
Wilts; b. June 8th. 1868: m. 1892, Lady Sophia Castalia Mary Leveson-
Gower, da. of 2nd Earl Granville ; is a J. P. and D.L. for Argyllshire and for
Wilts (Sheriff 1904), and a County Councillor for Wilts. A Coalition Union-
ist ; elected for S., or Wilton, Div. of Wilts Nov. 6th, 1918, and for Salisbury
Div. of Wiltshire Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— Yova\vA\ House, Tisbury, Wilts ; I&lay House, Bridgend, Argyllshire.
Clubs — Carlton, Travellers'.
MORRISON BELL [see BeUl.
I
0. E. MOSLEY (Middlesex, Harrow Division).
Oswald Ernald Mosley, el. son
of Sir Oswald Mosley, 5th Bt., of Rolleston
Hall, Burton-on-Trent ; b. Nov. l6th, 1896;
ed. at Winchester, and at R.M.C. : in. 1920,
Lady Cynthia Blanche Curzon, da. of ist
Marquess Curzon of Kedleston ; late Lieut.
Lancers; European War 1915-19 (wounded).
An Unionist ; has sat for Harrow Div. of
Middlesex since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— i. Smith Square, Westminster, S.W.i.
C/«*j— White's, Cavalry.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. II5
SIR WILLIAM A. MOUNT, Bt. (Berkshire, Newbury Division).
William Arthur Mount, C.B.E., ist Baronet, son of the late
William George Mount, of Wasing Place, Berks, by Marianne Emily, da. of
Robert Clutterbuck, of Watford House, Herts; b. Aug. 3rd, 1866; ed. at
Eton, and at New Coll., Oxford (B.A. Honours 1889): ?n. 1899, Hilda
Lucy Adelaide, da. of Malcolm Low (formerly B.C.S.). of Clatto, Cupar,
Fife, and 22, Roland Gardens, S.W. ; Bar. Inner Temple 1893 '■> ^^^^ Assist.
Private Sec. 1895- 1900, and Parliamentary Private Sec. 1900-1901 to
Chancellor of the Exchequer (Rt. Hon. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, Bt., M.P.)
and Parliamentary Private Sec. to Chancellor of the Exchequer (Rt. Hon. C. T.
Ritchie, M.P.) 1902-3 ; is a J. P., a D.L. and Vice-Chm. of County Council
for Berkshire, and a Member of Council of Duchy of Lancaster ; rendered
service during European War 1916-17, as a Civil Member, Claims Commn.
(Legion of Honour) ; appointed Second Church Estates Commr. 1919 ;
C.B.E. 1918 ; cr. a Baronet 1921. A Coalition Conservative ; sat for S., or
Newbury, Div. of Berkshire Dec. 1885 to Sept. 1900, Oct. 1900 to Jan. 1906
(when he was defeated), and Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918; elected for Berks, New-
bury Div. Dec. 4th, 19 1 8.
Residence — Wasing Place, near Reading. Clubs — Oxford and Cambridge, Carlton.
R. J. MULCAHY (Dublin, Clontarf Division).!
Richard James Mulcahy ; b. i8 — ; sometime in Engineering
Depart., Post Office, Dublin ; became Min. of Defence in Dail Eireann Jan.
1922. A Sinn FHn Member ; has sat for Clontarf Div. of Dublin since Dec.
14th, 1918; elected for Dublin, N.-W. Dublin Div. in S. Parliament of
Ireland June 1921.
Residence —
RT. HON. ROBERT MUNRO (Roxburghshire and Selkirkshire).
Robert Munro, P.C, K.C, LL.D., son of the late Rev. Alex-
ander Rose Munro, of Alness, Ross-shire, by Margaret, da. of the late
Rev. John Sinclair, of Bruan, Caithness; b. May 28th, 1868; ed. privately,
at Aberdeen Gram. Sch., and at Edinburgh Univ. (M.A. 1889, LL.B. 1892,
LL.D. 1919) : m. Ist, 1898, Edith Gwladys, who d. 1920, da. of the late Rev.
J. Llewelyn Evans, of The Parsonage, Peebles ; 2ndly, 1921, Olga Marie,
da. of J. G. Grumler, of Woodgarth, Kent Avenue, Harrogate ; Advocate,
Scotland 1893, and a K.C. 1910 ; has been Counsel to Inland Revenue, and
an Advocate Depute ; appointed Lord Advocate for Scotland Oct. 1913, and
Sec. for Scotland Dec. 1916 and again Jan. 1919 (with a seat in the Cabinet
since Oct. 1919) ; P.C. 1913. A Coaiition Liberal; sat for Wick Dist. Jan.
I910 to Nov. 1918; elected for Roxburgh and Selkirk Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 44, Harley House, Regent's Park, N.W.i. Clubs — Reform, New, Scottish
Liberal.
C. K. MURCHISON (Klngston-upon-Hull, East Division).
Charles Kenneth Murchison, son of the late Charles Murchison,
M.D., F.R.S., of 79, Wimpole Street, W., by Clara, da. of Robert Bickersteth,
of Liverpool, and Casterton Hall, Westmoreland ; b. Sept. 22nd, 1872 ; ed.
at Clifton Coll., and at Wiesbaden and Versailles : m. 1897, Evelyn, da. of
the late Rev. G. Rowe, of York ; was Mayor of Hertford 1902-3, and a County
Councillor for London (N. Islington Div.) 1907-10 ; with Red Cross Ambu-
lance in France 191 5 ; is a J. P. for Northamptonshire ; sometime Treasurer of
North Northamptonshire Unionist Asso. ; appointed Parliamentary Private
Sec. (unpaid) to Under-Sec. of State for Home Depart. 1920. A Coalition
Unionist ; has sat for E. Div. of Kingston-on-HuU since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Hargrave Hall, Kimbolton. Clubs — Athenaeum, Carlton, Travellers', Bath.
ii6
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
UBUT.-COL. THE HON. A. C. MURRAY (Aberdeeoshlre and Klncardinesblre,
Kincardine and Western Division).
Arthur Cecil Murray, C.M.G..,
D.S.O., 4th son of ist Viscount Elibank, of
Darn Hall, Eddleston, co. Peebles, and
Elibank, Selkirk, by Blanche Alice, el da. of
the late Edward John Scott, of Portland
Lodge, Southsea ; d. March 27th, 1879; ed.
at Roy. Mil. Coll., Sandhurst; has been
Capt. King's Own Scottish Borderers ; is
Lieut. -Col. Special Cav., a Member of Roy.
Co. of Archers (King's Body Guard for Scot-
land), and a Director of N. British Railway
Co.; was A.D.C to Lieut. -Gov. of Bengal
1900, and to Gen. Officer Comdg. ist Inf. Div., Delhi Manoeuvres 1902 ;
served with China Field Force 1900-1902 (medal), and during European War
1914-16 (despatches, D.S.O.); attended Quebec Tercentenary Celebration
IQ08 as guest of Canadian Govt., representing Gen. the Hon. James Murray,
first British Gov.-Gen. of Canada ; accompanied Special Mission to Foreign
Courts to announce Accession of King George V. 1910; was Parliamentary
Private Sec. to Parliar.ientary Under Sec. to Board of Trade, and to Under
Sec. of State for India 1909, and Parliamentary Private Sec. to Sec. of State
for Foreign Affairs (Rt. Hon. Sir E. Grey, Bt., M.P.) 1910-14; employed in
Min, of Munitions (Labour Disputes) 1916, as Assist. Mil. Attache at Washing-
ton 1917. and in Political Intelligence Depart, of Foreign Office 1918 ; D.S.O.
1916, C.M.G. 1919. A Liberal; sat for Kincardineshire April 1908 to Nov.
1918 ; elected for Aberdeenshire and Kincardineshire, Kincardine and Western
Div. Dec. 4th, 1918.
R esidence—YX\\>a.x\\i, Walkerburn, co. Peebles. C/«^j— Brooks's, Bachelors', New
(Edinburgh).
i
C. D. MURRAY (Edinburgh, South Division).
Charles David Murray, C.M.G., K.C., LL.D., son of the late
David William Murrav, silk broker, of London, by Rachel Strachan Gavin ; b
Oct. 20th, 1866; ed.'at Edinburgh Univ. (M.A. 1885, LL.B. 1888, LL.D.
1919): ?n. 1896, Annie Florence, da. of David Nicholson, brewer, of
Edinburgh; Bar. Scotland 1889, and K.C. 1907; Dean of Faculty of
Advocates 1919-20; temporary Lieut.-Col. in the Army 1917 ; was Director
of National Sen for Scotland 1917-18, and Sheriff of Renfrew and Bute 1918 ;
appointed Solicitor-Gen. for Scotland March 1920; C.M.G. 1918. A Coali-
tion Unionist; has sat for S. Div. of Edinburgh since Dec. 14th, 1918, having
been defeated there Dec. 1910.
Residence— 6-2, Great King Street, Edinburgh. C/«*J— Northern, Scottish Conser\'a-
tive, Junior Constitutional.
HON. (C.) GIDEON MURRAY (Glasgow, St. RoUox Division).
Ijp (Charles) Gideon Murray, 3rd and
1J^ el. surviving son of ist Viscount Elibank, of
-i — J» - Dam Hall, Eddleston, co. Peebles, Elibank,
Selkirk, and 181, Queen's Gate, S.W., by
Blanche Alice, da. of the late Edward John
Scott, of Portland Lodge, Southsea ; b. Aug.
7th, 1877 • "*• 1908, Ermine Mary Katherine,
da. of the late Henry Robarts Sladocks, of
Glanywern, Denbigh, and widow of Lieut.-
Col. James Henry Aspinwall ; was Assist.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. II7
Private Sec. to Gov. of British New Guinea 1898, Clerk to Govt. Sec, British
New Guinea 1899- 1900, Resident Magistrate, W. Div., British New Guinea
1900-1901, Acting Conidt. Armed Native Constabulary there 1901, Private
Sec. to Commr. for Native Affairs in S. Africa 1901-2 (Queen's medal), Assist.
Native Commr., Zoutpansburg, Transvaal 1902-7, Assist. Private Sec. to Per-
manent Under Sec. of State for the Colonies 1907-8, Clerk in Colonial Office
1908-9, Administrator of St. Vincent 1909-14, and Administrator of St. Lucia
1914-17 ; represented (1901) Govt, of British New Guinea on Joint Commn.
to determine perpetrators of outrages by Dutch Natives; is a Member of Roy.
Co. of Archers (King's Body Guard for Scotland) ; was Food Commr. for W.
Scotland and Glasgow 1917-18, and Member of Parliamentary Devolution
Conference 1919-20; has Roy. So. of Arts silver medal, and Coronation
medal 191 1. A Coalition Unionist; has sat for St. Rollox Div. of Glasgow
since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 6, St. James' Court, Buckingham Gate, S.W. Clubs — Carlton, Bachelors',
Brooks's, New (Edinburgh), Western (Glasgow).
D. MURRAY (Invemess-sliire and Ross and Cromarty, Western Isles
Division).
Donald Murray, M.B., son of the late Allan Murray, of Storno-
way, by Isabella, da. of the late Hugh Broun : b. Oct. 2ist, 1862 ; ed. at Free
Ch. Sch., Stornoway, and at Glasgow (M.B. and CM. 1890) and Aberdeen
(D.P.H.) Univs. : m. 1898, Janet Catherine Grace, da. of the late Alexander
Macpherson, of Stornoway ; appointed Med. Officer of Health for Lewis and
Stornoway and Sch. Med. Officer for Lewis and W. Ross and Cromarty 1910 ;
is a J. P. for Ross and Cromarty ; sometime Pres. of Medico-Chirurgical So. of
Glasgow Univ., Chm. Stornoway Sch. Board, and of Nicolson Institute. A
Liberal ; has sat for W. Isles Div. of Inverness-shire and Ross and Cromarty
since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 4, St. Albans Road, N.W.5.
J. MURRAY (Leeds, "West Division).
John Murray, son of the late Francis Robert Murray, of
Fraserburgh and Aberdeen, by Isabella, da. of the late Alexander Watt, of
Watermill, Fraserburgh; b, Feb. 28th, 1879; ed. at Robert Gordon Coll.,
Aberdeen, at Aberdeen Univ., and at Ch. Ch., Oxford (Student, Tutor, and
sometime Censor) ; Fellow of Merton Coll., Oxford 1905 : m. 1921, Ellen,
da. of Sir Alfred Hopkinson, K.C., LL.D., and widow of George Harwood,
M.P. for Bolton ; was in Labour Regulation Depart, of Min. of Munitions
during European War, and Chm. Central Profiteering Committee 1920-21.
A Coalition Liberal; has sat for W. Div. of Leeds since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — E«elme Down, Wallingford, Oxfordshire. Clubs — National Liberal,
Libera (Leeds), County (Oxford).
MAJOR -W. MURRAY (Dumfries-shire).
William Murray, O.B.E., son of Com. John Murray, R.N., of
Murraythwaite, by a da. of Col. William Graham, of Mossknow, Ecclefechan ;
6. Oct. 31st, 1865 ; ed. at Magdalen Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1889) : m. 1892,
Evelyn, da. of John Bruce, of 13, Ainslie Place, Edinburgh ; Bar. Scotland
1891 ; is a Landowner and Farmer, Brevet Major King's Own Scottish Bor-
derers, and a J. P. and a Commr. of Supply for Dumfries-shire ; O.B. E. (Mil.)
1918. A Coalition Member; unsuccessfully contested Dumfries Dist. July
1895 ^'^^ Oct. 1900 ; has sat for Dumfries-shire since Dec. 14th, 1918, having
been defeated therefor Jan. and Dec. 1910.
Residences~-gi, Park Street, \V.i ; Murraythwaite, Ecclefechan, Scotland. Clubs —
Carlton, New (Edinburgh).
T. MYERS (Yorkshire. West Riding, Spen VaUey Division).
Tom Myers; d. 1872; worked in the Pit and at a Glass
Bottle Factory up to thirty-one years of age ; sometime a Town Councillor
for Dewsbury ; is Manager of Health Insurance Depart, Co-Operative So.,
Il8 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
Dewsbury. A Labour Member"; has sat for Spen Valley Div. of Yorkshire
since Dec. 20th, 1919, having been defeated there Dec. 1918.
Residence— Ticw&huxy , Yorkshire.
LIEUT. -COL. J. NALL (Manchester, Hulme DivlBioii).
Joseph Nall, D.S.O., el. son of Joseph Nail, of VVorsley,
Lancashire ; b. 1887 : m. 1916, Edith Elizabeth, da. of John Liell Francklin ;
a Director of Nail and Co., carriers, of Manchester, and of Manchester
Chamber of Commerce, a Member of National Church Assembly, and of E.
Lancashire Territorial Force Asso. and of Institute of Transport, and Lieut.-
Col. Comdg. Bolton 53rd Brijj. R.F.A. (T.A.); European War 1914-18
(wounded, despatches, D.S.O.); D.S.O. 1918. An Unionist; has sat for
Hulme Div. of Manchester since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — Hoveringham Hall, Notts ; Hulme House, Manchester. Clubs — Carlton,
St. Stephen's, Nottinghamshire.
T. E. NATLOR (Southwark. South-Eastem DiviBion).
Thomas Ellis Naylor, son of the late G. E. Naylor, a compositor;
b. March 5th, 1868: tn. 1899, Emily Fawcett ; is a Compositor, Chm. of
London Labour Party, and a J. P. for co. London; has been Gen. Sec. of
London So. of Compositors since 1906; author of "Rules and Conduct of
Debate," "Principles of Newspaper M.Vke-up," and "A Compositor in
Canada." A Labour Member; has sat for Southwark, S.-E. Div., since
Dec. 14th, 1921, having been defeated therefor Dec. 1918.
Residence — 175. Highbury Hill, N.5.
A. NEAL (Sheffield, HiUshorough Division).
Arthur Neal, son of John Neal, of Sheffield, by his wife Mary ;
6. Sept. 23rd, 1862 ; is a Solicitor, and a Member of the legal firms of Arthur
Neal and Co., of .Sheffield, and of Arthur Neal and Son, of 5, Green Street,
Leicester Square, W.C.2, and a Member of Sheffield Education and Insurance
Committees ; 18 years a City Councillor of Sheffield ; appointed Parliamentary
Private Sec. to Paymaster-Gen. I919, and subsequently Parliamentary Sec. to
Ministry of Transport 1919. A Coalition Liberal; unsuccessfully contested
Hallam Div. of Sheffield Jan. and Dec. 1910 ; has sat for Hillsborough Div.
thereof since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Ryegate, Sheffield.
B. F. W. R. NELSON (Lanarkshire, Motherwell Division).
Robert Frederick William Robertson Nelson, son of the late
Andrew Sclanders Nelson ; 6. Feb. 29th, 1888 ; ed. at Trin. Coll., Glenal-
mond, and at Glasgow Univ. ; is Managing Director of Hurst, Nelson and Co.
(Limited), and of the Glasgow Rolling Stock and Plant Works, of Motherwell,
and Chm. of Wagon Repairs (Limited), h. Coalition Unionist; has sat for
Motherwell Div. of Lanarkshire since Dec. I4ih, 1918.
Residence — Lyndhurst. Boihwell, Lanarkshire. Clubs — British Empire, St. Stephen's,
Carlton, Conservative (Glasgow).
A. E. NEWBOULD (Leyton, West Diyision).
Alfred Ernest Newbould, son of the late John Joseph New-
bould, formerly of Tatenhill, Burton-on-Trent, by his wife Ann, who d.
1918 ; b. Oct. 24th, 1873 ; ed. at Burton Gram. Sch. ; sometime a Private in
1st Dragoons; served during S. African .War (medals); is a Director
of Provincial Cinematograph Theatres (Limited), of Associated Provincial
Picture Houses (Limited), and of Ferrestone Press (Limited). A Liberal;
has sat for W. Div. of Leyton since March 1st, 1919, having been defeated
there Dec. 1918.
Residences— 16, Upper Cheyne Row, Chelsea. S.W. ; Stone Cross Cottage, Crow-
borough, Sussex. C/7/^j— Devonshire, National Liberal.
^
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
TI9
MAJOR J. R. (B.) PRETYMAN NEWMAN (Middlesex, FincMey Division).
John Robert (Bramston) Pretyman
Newman, el. son of the late John Adam
Richard Newman, J.P., D.L., of Newberry
Manor, co. Cork, by Matilda, da. of
Lieut.-Col. Bramston Smith, J. P., D.L., of
Pencraig, Llangefni, Anglesea ; b. Aug.
22nd, 1871 ; ed. at Charterhouse Sch., and
at Trin. Coll., Camb. : m. ist, 1895, the
Hon. Olivia Anne Plunket, who d. 1896,
da. of 4th Baron Plunket; 2ndly, 1898,
Ina, only child of the late Col. William
Pretyman, 60th Rifles ; formerly Capt. 5th
Batn. Roy. Munster Fusiliers ; is Major
Middlesex Regt., Duke of Cambridge's
Own, Chm. Middle Classes Union, and
a J. P. and D.L. for co. Cork (High
Sheriff 1898); European War 1915-16;
has assumed the additional surname of
Pretyman. A Conservative ; unsuccessfully
contested S.-E. Div. of Essex Jan. 1906 ; sat for Enfield Div. of Middlesex
Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Finchley Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — 79 Eaton Square, S.W. ; Newberry Manor, Mallow, co. Cork.
C/w3i— Carlton, Royal Automobile.
SIR ROBERT H. S. D. L. NEWMAN, Bt. (Exeter).
Robert Hunt Stapylton Dudley Lydston
Newman, 4th Baronet, son of Sir Lydston Newman,
3rd Bt. ; h. Oct. 27th, 1871 ; is a J. P., a D.L., and a
County Councillor (Dawlish Div.) for Devon, Pres.
of English Church Union, and patron of two livings.
A Coalition Unionist ; has sat for Exeter since May
7th, 1918.
Ubiamoribi fides. Residence — Mamhead, Exeter. C/7<^j— Carlton, St. Stephen s.
SIR PERCY NEWSON, Bt. [see page 178].
MAJOR SIR HARRY K. NEWTON, Bt. (Essex, Harwich Division).
Harry Kottingham Newton, O.B.E., 2nd
Baronet, only son of Sir Alfred James Newton, ist Bt.,
of The Wood, Sydenham Hill, Lewisham, Kent, and
Kottingham House, Burton-on-Trent, by Elizabeth
Jane, el. da. of the late Joseph Watson, of Mitcham
Common; b. April 2nd, 1875; ^^- ^^ Rugby, and at
New Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1898, M.A. 1901) : tn. 1920,
Myrtle Irene, da. of William Wilson Grantham, of 17,
Cadogan Place, S.W., and Balneath Manor, near
Lewes; Bar. Lincoln's Inn 1899; is one of H.M.'s
Lieuls. for City of London, a Director of Harrod's
(Limited) and its associated cos., and Chm. Colchester
Brewing Co. (Limited) ; Major and Dep. Assist.
Faveat fortuna. Director Supply and Transport, E. Command, during
European War 1914-18 (mentioned, O.B.E.) ; was Hon. Sec. City of London
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
Imperial Vol. during S. African War; O.B.E. (Mil.) 1919. An Unionist',
sat for Harwich Div. of Essex Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918, having been defeated
there Jan. 1906 ; re-elected Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residcnce—^^ Lower Sloane Street, S.W. Chambers — 6, Crown OflSce Row, Temple,
E.C.4. C/«^J— Junior Carlton, Bath, Garrick.
COM. SIR EDWARD NICHOLL (Cornwall, Fenryn and Falmouth DlviBion).
Edward Nicholl, son of William Nicholl ; b. June 17th, 1862 :
m. 1884; is Com. Roy. Naval Reserve and R.N.V.R., Ch. Examining Officer
Bristol Channel, a Member of Cardiff Docks Advisory Committee, a Member
of Council of Cardiff Chamber of Commerce, and senior partner in the firm
of Edward Nicholl and Co., shipowners, of Mount Stuart Square, Cardiff;
Knt. 19 16. A Coalition Unionist ; has sat for Penryn and Falmouth Div.
of Cornwall since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Littleton Park, Shepperton, Middlesex. Clubs — Carlton, Constitutional,
Royal Yacht, County (Cardiff).
BRIG. -GEN. J. S. NICHOLSON (Westminster, Abbey Division).
John Sanctuary Nicholson, C.B., C.M.G., C.B.E., D.S.O.,
son of William Nicholson, of Basing Park, Alton, Hants, and 2, South
Audley Street, W. ; b. May 19th, 1863 ; entered Hussars 1884, became Capt.
1891, Major 1899, Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1900, Lieut.-Col. (h.-p.) 1903, Brevet
Col. 1905, Col. 1907, and Hon. Brig.-Gen. (retired) 1920 ; deputed to take
over guns, arms, etc., of British S. Africa Co., subsequent to Dr. Jameson's
raid into Transvaal 1896, and served during Matabcle War 1896-7 (de-
spatches, D.S.O.), in S. Africa 1900-1902 (despatches. Brevet Lieut.-Col.,
C.B.), and during European War 1914-17 on Staff (despatches. Order of
Leopold of Belgium, Legion of Honour, Croix de Guerre) ; raised British
S. Africa Co.'s Police, of which he was appointed Comdt. North of Zambesi
1897, and became Comdt.-Gen. Rhodesia Protectorate 1S98 ; sometime
Inspector-Gen. S. African Constabulary; was a Comdt. at Base 1914-19 ; is
Vice-Chm. of Hants Territorial Force Asso. ; D.S.O. 1897, C.B. (Mil.) 1902,
C.M.G. 1905, C.B.E. (Mil.) 1918. An Independent Conservative {Anti-
Waste) ; unsuccessfully contested E. Div. of Dorsetshire Jan. and June 1910
and Stafford Dec. 1910; has sat for Abbey Div. of Westminster since Aug.
25th, 1921.
Residences — 2, South Audley Street, W. ; Bordean House, Petersfield. Clubs — Naval
and Military, Cavalry.
B. NICHOLSON (TorksMre, West Riding, Doncaster Division).
Reginald Nicholson, son of the late William Norris Nicholson,
by Emily, da. of Dr. J. S. Daniel ; b. July iSth, 1869; ed. at Charterhouse :
tn. 1915, Natalie, only da. of Dr. F. S. Pearson, of New York; sometime
Traffic Manager of Bengal-Nagpur Railway ; was Manager of the Times
I9II-15, and Parliamentary Private Sec. to Under Sec. of State for R.A.F.
1919-20. A Coalition Liberal; has sat for Doncaster Div. of W. Riding
of Yorkshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 8, Sumner Place, S.W.
COL. W. G. NICHOLSON (Hampshire, Petersfield Division).
William Graham Nicholson, el. son of William Nicholson,
J. P., D.L., of Basing Park, Hants; b. March nth, 1862; ed. at Harrow,
and at Trin. Coll., Camb. (B.A. 1884) : tti. 1890, Alice Margaret, da. of the
late Rt. Hon. William Wither Bramston Beach, P.C. (M.P. for Hants, W.,
or Andover, Div.), of Oakley Hall, near Basingstoke and Keevil House,
Trowbridge; is a J. P. and an Alderman for Hants, and a D.L. for co.
Southampton ; has been a Member of House of Laymen for Diocese of
Winchester; formerly Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Col, Comdg. 3rd Batn. Hamp-
shire Regt. A Coalition Conservative; sat for E., or Petersfield, Div. of
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
Hampshire June 1897 to Nov. 1918 ; re-elected for Hampshire, Petersfield
Div. Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — 80, Ealon Square, S.W. ; Basing Park, Alton, Hants. Clubs — Carlton,
Oxford and Cambridge, Royal Yacht Squadron.
SIR HERBERT NIELD (Middlesex, Ealing Division).
Herbert Nield, K.C, son of the
late William Robert Nield, of Saddleworth,
Yorkshire, by Eliza, da. of William Henry
Turner; 3. Oct. 20th, 1862; ed. privately:
m. 1st, 1890, Mary Catherine, who d. 1893,
da. of the late John Baker, of Colyton,
Devon ; 2ndly, 1901, Mabel Owen, da. of
Sir Cory Francis Cory- Wright, ist Bt., of
Caen Wood Towers, Highgate, N. ; ad-
mitted a Solicitor 1885 ; Bar. Inner Temple
1895, andaK.C. 19 13 ; goesN.-E. Circuit;
is a J. P., a D.L., a County Alderman, a
Member of Board of Regent's Canal and
Docks Co., Chm. of Asso. of Conservative
Clubs, and Dep. Chm. of Quarter Sessions
for Middlesex, Member of its Territorial
Force Asso., Representative of co. Middle-
sex on Lea Conservancy, Vice-Cbm. of Council of National Unionist Asso.,
and Chm. of its Provincial Div. (Middlesex), and of Council of London
Diocesan Home Missions ; was Chm. of Middlesex Appeal Tribunal during
European War; appointed Recorder of York April 191 7 ; Knt. 1918. A
Coalition Conservative ; sat for Ealing Div. of Middlesex Jan. 1906 to Nov.
1918 ; elected for Ealing Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Bishop's Mead, Bishop's Avenue, N.2. Chambers — 2, Dr. Johnson*
Buildings, Temple, E.G. Club — St. Stephen's.
MAJOR THE RIGHT HON. SIR HENRY NORMAN, Bt. (Blackburn).
Henry Norman, F.C, ist
Baronet, son of the late Henry
Norman ; b. Sept. 19th, 1858 ; ed.
at Leicester Collegiate Sch., in
France and Germany, and at Har-
vard (B.A. 1 881), and Leipzig
Univs. : vt. ist, 1891, Menie Muriel,
from whom he obtained a divorce
1903 (authoress of "A Girl in the
Karpathians," and "Gallia"), da. of
the late James Muir Dowie ; 2ndly,
1907, the Hon. Florence Priscilla
McLaren, C.B.E. (despatches, 1914
star), da. of ist Baron Aberconway ;
is an Author, a Member of the Coun-
cil of So. of Authors, a F.R.G.S.,
an A.LE.E., Chm. of Select Com-
mittee on Patent Medicines, and of
War Office Committee on Wireless
Telegraphy, Vice-Chm. Imperial
Communications Committee, Chm.
of Home Office Industrial Paints
Committee, and Wireless Telegra-
phy Sub-Committee (1919), Member of Committee on National Wireless Re-
search, a Fellow of American Institute of Radio Engineers, and of Institute
of Physics, a Member of Inventions Panel of Ministry of Munitions, a Fellow
of British Asso. Committee of Radiotelegraphic Investigations, Vice-Pres.
122 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
Wireless So. of London, and an Asso. of Institute of Electrical Engineers;
sometime a Guardian of Standard of Wrought Plate, Birmingham ; was Liaison
Officer for Ministry of Munitions to French Min. of Munitions 1916-20, a
Member of Second Chamber Conference 1918, and Chm. Imperial Wireless
Telegraphy Committee 1919-20; gazetted Major 1917 ; is an Officer of Legion
of Honour, and of Orders of Crown of Belgium and of St. Maurice and St.
Lazarus of Italy, and a Com. of Order of Redeemer of Greece ; was Assist.
Editor of the Daily Chronicle 1895-9 '■> ^^^ travelled widely in the Near and
Far East, in Russia, and in Central Asia; founded The World's Work;
appointed Hon. Sec. Budget League 1909, Assist. Postmaster-Gen. Jan. 1910,
and an Additional Member of Air Council Jan. 1918 ; has 1914 star (de-
spatches, two medals) ; author of "The Harvard Greek Play," " The Preserva-
tion of Niagara Falls," "The Real Japan," ''The People and Politics of the
Far East," " All the Russias,"and other works ; Knt. 1906, cr. a Baronet 1915,
and P.C. 1918. A Coalilion Liberal; sat for S. Div. of Wolverhampton
Oct. 1900 to Jan. 1910, when he was defeated; elected for Blackburn Dec.
5th, 1910.
Residences — The Corner House, Cowley Street, Westminster, S.W.i ; Honeyhanger,
Hindhead, Surrey. Clubs — Reform, Royal Automobile, Ranelagh.
COL. SIR HENRY G. NORRIS (Fulbam, East Divlsioii).
Henry George Norris, son of John Henry Norris; b. July 23rd,
1865: tn. 18 — ; was Mayor of Fulham 1909-19; raised three Brigs, of
Artillery during European War; is a D.L. for co. London, and a partner
in the firm of Allen and Norris, builders and decorators ; during European
War was Supervisor of Mil. Representatives, Local Tribunals, Home Counties,
and Director of Recruiting with rank of Col.; Knt. 1917. A Coalition
Conservative ; has sat for E. Div. of Fulham since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Lichfield House, Richmond, Surrey. Clubs — Junior Carlton, Royal
Automobile.
NORTON-GRIFFITHS [see GrlffltllB].
A. J. O'CONNOR (KUdare Co., South Division).!
ArthurJohn O'Connor; <^. 1888; Graduate Trin. Coll., Dublin;
is an Engineer, and Sec. for Agriculture in Dail Eireann. A Sinn Fein
Member; elected for S. Div. of Kildare Co. Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Kildare
and Wicklow Cos. in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence— Elm Hall, Celbridge, co. Kildare.
T. P. O'CONNOR (Liverpool, Scotland Division).
Thomas Power O'Connor, son of the late Thomas O'Connor,
of Athlone; d. Oct. 5th, 1848 ; ed. at the Queen's Coll., Galway (M.A. Queen's
Univ., Ireland) : ;;/. 1886 ; formerly Editor of the Star Evening Newspaper,
and of the Sun and the Weekly Sun, all of which he founded ; is a Journalist ;
has been Editor of The Era, and M.A. P., and also of T.P.'s Weekly and
T.P.'s Magazifie (both of which he founded) ; author of " Lord Beaconsfield,
a Biography," "Th-e Parnell Movement," "Some Old Love Stories," "Life
of Parnell," "Gladstone's House of Commons," "The Phantom Millions,"
"Life of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman," and other works; appointed
a Member of Berlin Copyright Commn. 1909, and Pres. of Trade Board of
Film Censors 1916. A Nationalist; sat for Galway Borough April 1880 to
Nov. 1885, in which month he was elected for Scotland Div. of Liverpool
and also for Galway Borough, and chose the former constituency ; re-elected
July 2nd, 1886, July 5th, 1892, July i8th, 1895, Oct. 4th. 1900, Jan. i6th, 1906,
Jan. i8th, 1910, Dec. 5th, 1910, and Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residences, Morpeth Mansions, S.W. C/?<ij— National Liberal, Garrick, Bath,
Savage, Beefsteak, Reform (Liverpool).
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 1 23
J. O'DOHERTY (Donegal, North Division), t
Joseph O'DoHERTY ; b. 1891. A Sinn Fein Metuber ; elected
for N. Div. of Donegal Dec. 14th, 1918; also for Donegal Co. in S. Par-
liannent of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — 65, Clarendon Street, Londonderrj'.
J. O'GRADY (Leeds, South-East Division).
James O'Grady, son of John O'Grady, of Bristol; b. 1866:
m. 1887, Louisa James; served apprenticeship to furniture making; was
Pres. of the Trade Congress at Bristol 1898; sometime a Town Councillor
for Bristol ; is Gen. Sec. of National Federation of General Workers, and
a J. P. for London; appointed a Member of Central Tribunal 1917; went
on Special Mission relative to exchange of prisoners in Russia 1919- A
Labour Member; sat for E. Div. of Leeds Jan. 1906 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for
Leeds, S.-E. Div. Dec. 4th, 1918.
Resilience — 60, Cavendish Road, Balham, S.W.12.
B. OHIGSINS (Clare Co., West Division).!
Brian O'Higgins ; b. i8 — . A Sinn Fein Member; elected for
W. Div. of Clare Co. Dec. 4th, 1918 ; elected for Clare Co. in S. Parliament
of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — Carrigaholt, co. Clare.
E. C. O'HIGGINS [see Higglns].
F. O'EEEFE (Cork Co., North Cork Division).!
Patrick (Padraic) O'Keefe ; b. i8 — . A Sinn Fein Member ;
elected for N. Cork Div. of Cork (Jo. Dec. 4th, 1918 ; also for Cork Co.
(N., Mid, W., S. and S.-E.) in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — 21, Lower Camden Street, Dublin.
J. J. O'KELLT (Louth Co.).!
John Joseph O'Kelly ; b. i8 — ; is Editor of The Catfiolic
Bulletin, Hon. Sec. of So. for Preservation of Irish Language, and Sec. for
f^ducation in Dail Eireann and its Dep. Speaker. A Sinn Fi'in Member ;
elected for Louth Co. Dec. 14th, 19 18, and for Louth and Meath Cos. in
S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — Glasnevin, Dublin.
S. T. O'KELLT (Dublin, College Green Division).:
Sean Tomas O'Kelly, el. son of Samuel O'Kelly, of Berkley
Road, Dublin ; b. Aug. 25th, 1883 ; ed. at O'Connell Schs.. Dublin : w.
1918, Mary Kate, da. of John Ryan, of Wexford ; is Sec. to Gaelic League,
a Member of Municipal C^ouncil, Dublin, Chm. of its Technical Education
Committee, Vice-Chm. Public Libraries Committee, and a Member of Board
of Technical Education. Ireland. A Sinn Fdin Member ; elected for College
Green Div. of Dublin Dec. 14th, 1918 ; also for Dublin, Mid Dublin Div. in
S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — 19, Ranelagh Road, Dublin.
J. O'MAHONY (Fermanagh Co., South Division).:
John (S^an) O'Mahony ; b. i8 — ; Proprietor of John
O'Mahony and Co., wholesale tea merchants, manufacturers, and Irish produce
agents, and a Member of Dublin City Corporation. A Sinn F/in Member ;
elected for S. Div. of Fermanagh Co. Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Fermanagh
and Tyrone Cos. in N. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — 32, Gardiner's Place, Dublin.
124 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
P. O'HAILLE (Galway Co., Connemara DlTiBlon)4
Padraic O'Maille ; b. i8 — . A Sinn Fein Member; elected
for Connemara Div. of Galway Co. Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Galway Co. ia
S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence —
SIR CHARLES W. C. OMAN (Oxford University).
Charles William Chadwick Oman, K.B.E.^ son of Charles Philip
Austin Oman, of Hattowrie, Behar, India, by Anne, da. of William Chadwick,
of Grove Park, Surrey; b. Jan. 12th, i860; ed. at Winchester, and at New
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1883, M.A. 1885, Fellow of All Souls' 1883) ; Hon. LL.D.
Edinburgh 1910 : m. 1892, Mary Mabel, da. of Gen. R. Maclagan, R.E. ;
api)ointed Chichele Professor of Modern History, Oxford Univ. 1905, a
Fellow of British Acad. 1905, a Member of Council thereof 1921, and Pres. of
Roy. Historical So. 1917 ; is a F.S.A. ; rendered sers. to Foreign Office in
connexion with historical research ; has Serbian Order of St. Saba ; author
of numerous historical works ; K.B.E. (Civil) 1920. An Unionist; has sat for
Oxford Univ. since March 24th, 191 9.
Residence— Trevim Hall, Oxford. Clubs — Athenxum, Burlington Fine Arts.
J. O'MARA (Kilkenny Co., South Division).;
James O'Mara, son of Alderman Stephen O'Mara, of Limerick,
sometime M.P. for Queen's Co., Ossory Div.; b. Aug. 6th, 1873; ed. at
Christian Schs., Limerick, and at Clongowes Wood Coll. (B.A. Roy. Univ. of
Ireland 1898) : m. 1895, Agnes, da. ot Blennerhassett Cashal ; is a Provision
Importer and Exporter ; was Director of Elections for Sinn Fein Organisation
1918. A Sinn F^in Member; sat for Kilkenny Co., S. Kilkenny Div. 1900-
1907 ; re-elected there for Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Donnelly's, Brickfield Lane, Dublin. ,
RIGHT HON. R. W. HUGH O'NEILL (Antrim Co., Mid Antrim Division).
Robert William Hugh O'Neill, P.C., only sur-
viving son of 2nd Baron O'Neill ; b. June 8th, 1883 ; ed. at
Eton, and at New Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1905); Bar. Inner
Temple 1909 : m. 1909, Sylvia, da. of Walter A. Sandeman,
of Morden House, Royston ; late Major (formerly Lieut. N.
of Ireland Imperial Yeo.), and a D.L. for co. Antrim ; Euro-
pean War 191 5- 1 7 in Roy. Irish Rifles, and on Staff in
Palestine 1918 as Dep. Judge Advocate-Gen. ; P.C. (Ireland)
1 92 1. Kw Unionist ; unsuccessfully contested Stockport ( C)
1906; has sat for Antrim Co., Mid Antrim Div., since
Feb. 17th, 1915 ; elected for Antrim Co. in N. Parliament of Ireland (of which
he is first Speaker) June 192 1.
Residence — 13, Draycott Place, S.W. Clubs — Bachelors', Ulster.
ORMSBY GORE [see Gore].
BRIG.-OEN. SIR (GEORGE) WILLIAM HACKET PAIN, K.B.E., C.B. [see page 178J.
BRIG.-GEN. G. L. PALMER (Wiltshire, Westbury Division).
George Llewellen Palmer, C.B., son of Michael Palmer, of
Berryfield, Wilts ; b. 1857 ; ed. at Harrow, and abroad : m. 1881,
Madeleine, da. of William Gouldsmith, of Rodwell Hall, Trowbridge ; for-
merly Lieut.-Col. Yeo.; is Hon. Brig.-Gen. in the Army, Lord of the Manor
of Grettenham, and a J.P. and D.L. for Wilts (High Sherifl" 1903); C.B.
(Mil.) 1918. A Coalition Unionist ; has sat for Westbury Div. of Wiltshire
since Dec. 14th, 191 8, having been defeated therefor Dec. i9ioandFeb. 191 1.
Residence — Berryfield, Bradford-on-Avon. Clubs— Carlton, Cavalry.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
125
MAJOR G. M. PALMER fDurliaiu County, Jaxrow Division).
Godfrey Mark Palmer, youngest son of the late
Sir Charles Mark Palmer, 1st Bt. (M.P. for Jarrow Div.
of CO. Durham), of Grinkle Park, Loftus, Yorkshire, and
37, Curzon Street, W., by Gertrude, da. of the late James
Montgomery, J. P., of Hartlands, Cranford, Middlesex ;
b. Aug. 4th, 1878; ed. at Eton, and in Paris: m. 1906,
Eleanora Mary, da. of the late Alexander Geddes, of
Blairmore, Aberdeenshire; is a J. P. for N. Riding of
Yorkshire, and Major Territorial Force Reserve ; was
Parliamentary Private Sec. (unpaid) to First Lord of the
Admiralty 1917-18. A Liberal; has sat for Jarrow Div.
of Durham Co. since Jan. 28th, 1910.
Residences — 5, Beaufort Gardens, S.W. ; Grinkle Park, Loftus,
Yorkshire.
\J> (^ (^
J. PARKER (Staffordshire, Cannock Division).
James Parker, C.H., son of the late George Parker, of Louth,
Lincolnshire ; b. Dec. 9th, 1863 : m. 1887, Clara Oram, of Halifax ; a Member
of Halifax Borough Council 1897- 1906; sometime Vice-Chm. of the Labour
Party ; appointed a Member of Select Committee on Marconi Agreement
1912, Acting Ch. Whip of Labour Party 1916, and a Junior Lord of the
Treasury and Ch. Labour Whip 191 7, and again a Junior Lord of the Trea-
sury Jan. 1919 ; CH, 1918. A Labour Member; sat for Halifax Jan. 1906
to Nov. 1918, having been defeated there Oct. i960; elected for Cannock Div.
of Staffordshire Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— 111 Salisbury Terrace, Halifax.
A. L. PARKINSON (Blackpool).
Albert Lindsay Parkinson ; b. 18 — ; is a partner in the firm
of J. Parkinson and Sons (Limited), government contractors ; has been Mayor
of Blackpool. A Coalition Conservative ; has sat for Blackpool since Dec.
14th, 1918.
Residence — Blackpool.
J. A. PARKINSON (Wigan).
John Allen Parkinson, son of John Parkinson ; b. Oct. 15th,
1870 ; is a J. P. for Lancashire (a County Councillor 1915-19), and Agent of
Lancashire and Cheshire Miners' Federation. A Labour Member; has sat
for Wigan since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— G\eniiiorne, Orrell Mount, near Wigan.
LIEUT.-COL. T. H. PARRY (Flintshire).
Thomas Henry Parry, D.S.O., son of Thomas Parry, J. P., a
colliery proprietor and timber merchant, of Mold, Flintshire, by his wife,
Gwenllian ; b. 1880; ed at Alyn Sch., Mold, at Univ. Coll., Aberystwith,
and at Ch. Coll., Camb. (B.A. and LL. B. 1904) ; Bar. Inner Temple 1904;
goes N. Wales and Chester Circuit; formerly Lieut. -Col. Comdg. 5/6th Batn.
Roy. Welsh Fusiliers (Territorial) ; European War 1914-18 in Dardanelles,
Egypt and Palestine (several times wounded, despatches, D.S.O., Order of
the Nile); is a D.L. for Flintshire; D. S.O. 191 7. A Coalition Liberal;
sat for Flint Dist. Jan. 1913 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Flintshire Dec. 4th,
1918.
Residence — Llys-Ifor, Mold, Flintshire. Chambers — 3, North King's Bench Walk,
Temple, E.G. 4. C/?/i— National Liberal.
SIR WILLIAM PEARCE (Stepney. Limehouse Division),
William Pearce, el. son of William Pearce, a chemical manu-
facturer, of Limehouse, E. ; b. March i8th, 1853; ed. at Sch. of Mines, and
at Roy. Coll. of Science, S. Kensington : w. 1885, Ethel Alexandra, da.
126
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
of Edwin Neame, of Harefield, Selling, Kent ; is a J. P. for co. London,
Director of William Pearce and Sons (Limited), chemical manufacturers, and
of Spencer, Chapman and Messel (Limited), and Manager of Limehouse
" Provided " Schools; was a Member of London County Council 1892-1901 ;
Knt. 1915. A Liberal; sat for Limehouse Div. of Tower Hamlets Jan. 1906
to Nov. 1918, having been defeated there 1900; elected for Limehouse Div.
of Stepney Dec. 14th. 1918.
Residences — 14, Park Crescent, _ Portland Place, W. ; Shepway Lodge, Walmer.
C7«*f— Reform, Deal and Walmer Union.
EIGHT HON. H, P. PEASE (DarHngton).
Herbert Pike Pease, F.C, 2nd son of the late
Arthur Pease (M.P. for Darlington), of Cliffe House,
Marske-by-the-Sea, Yorkshire, by Mary Lecky, who d.
1915, da. of Ebenezer Pike, of Besborough, co. Cork : b.
May 7th, 1867 ; ed. at Brighton Coll., and at Trin. Hall,
Camb. : t/i. 1894, Alice Mortimer, da. of the late Very
Rev. Herbert Mortimer Luckock, D.D., Dean of Lich-
field ; is a J. P. and D.L. for N. Riding of Yorkshire,
a Member of National Church Assembly, and Pres. of
Church Army ; appointed Whip to Liberal Unionist
Party 1906, and Assist. Postmaster-Gen. May 1915,
Dec. 1916, and Jan. 1919 ; is a Member of Post Office
Board ; P.C. 1917. A Coalition Unionist; sat for
to Jan. 1910, when he was defeated; re-elected Dec.
Pax et spes.
Darlington Sept.
3rd, 1910, and Dec. I4lh, 1918.
Residence — Merrow Croft, Merrow, Guildford.
Clubs — Athenaeum, Brooks's, Carlton.
LIEUT.-COL. THE HON, SIDNEY C. PEEL (Middlesex, Uxbrldge Division).
Sidney Cornwallis Peel, D.S.O., 3rd son of ist
Viscount Peel, by Adelaide, who d. 1890, da. of William
Stratford Dugdale, of Merevale, Warwickshire ; h. June
3rd, 1870; ed. at Eton, and at New Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1894, M.A. 1896) : »/. 1914, Lady Adelaide Margaret
(Delia) Spencer, da. of 6th Earl Spencer : Bar. Lincoln's
Inn 1898 ; formerly Fellow of Trin. Coll., Oxford ; appointed
Sec. to Roy. Commn. on Liquor Licensing Laws 1896 ;
is Lieut. -Col. Beds Yeo.. and Vice-Pres. of Morocco State
Bank (Com. of Hafidian Order) ; S. Africa 1900, European
War 1914-17 (despatches, D.S.O.); Adviser on Foreign
Payments to Min. of Blockades 191 7- 18 ; D.S.O. 191 7. A Coaiition Unionist ;
has sat for Uxbridge Div. of Middlesex since Dec 14th, 1918.
Residence— it, Hill Street, Berkeley Square, W.
J. C. D. DENISON-PENDER (Wandsworth, Balham and Tooting Division).
John Cuthbert Denison Denison-Pender, el. son of Sir John
Denison- Pender, G.B.E., K.C.M.G., by Beatrice Katherine, only da. of the
late Cuthbert Ellison; b. May nth, 1882; ed. at Eton: in. 1906, Irene, da.
of Sir Ernest de la Rue, of Lower Hare Park, Newmarket ; sometime Capt.
in the Army ; is a Director of Southern Assurance Co., Eastern Telegraph Co.
(Limited), and other Cable cos. ; has been a County Councillor for IvOndon.
A Conservative ; sat for E., or Newmarket, Div. of Cambridgeshire May
1913 to Nov. 1918; elected for Balham and Tooting Div. of Wandsworth
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 65, Eaton Place, S.W.i.
De F, PENNEFATHER (Liverpool, Kirkdale Division).
De Fonblanque Pennefather, son of the late Major Kings-
mill Pennefather, of Golden, co. Tipperary ; b. 1856 : in. 1886, Madeline Emily
Melesina, da. of the late Sir Robert Stewart ; sometime a Cotton Merchant ; is
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
127
a J. P. for Herefordshire and Herts. A Coalition Consei~vative ; unsuccessfully
contested Monmouthshire, N. Div. 1900 ; has sat for Kirkdale Div. of Liver-
pool since Feb. 15th, 1915.
Residence — Markyate Cell, Dunstable. Clubs — Carlton, St. Stephen's.
C. PERCY (Tynemoutli).
Charles Perc^, son of Hugh Percy; b. 185- ; admitted a
Solicitor 1879; is Coroner for N. Northumberland. A Coalition Unionist;
unsuccessfully contested Northumberland, Wansbeck Div. Jan. 1910 ; has
sat for Tynemouth since Dec. 14th, 1918, having been defeated there Dec.
1910.
Residence — Hillcrest, Alnwick.
LORD EUSTACE S. C. PERCY (Hastings).
Eustace Sutherland Campbell Percy, 7th
son of 7th Duke of Northumberland, by Lady Edith
Campbell, who d. 1913, da. of 8th Duke of Argyll,
K.G., K.T. ; b. March 24th, 1887; ed. at Eton, and at
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1907, M.A. 1913) : m. 1918,
Stella Katherine, da. of Maj.-Gen. Laurence George
Drummond, C.B., C.M.G. ; sometime a 3rd Sec. in
Diplo. Ser. A Coalition Unionist ; unsuccessfully con-
tested Kingston-upon-Hull March 1919; has sat for
Hastings since May 4th, 1921.
Residence— $2' Seymour Street, W.i.
W. F. PERKINS (Hampshire, New Forest and Chrlstchurcli Division).
Walter Frank Perkins, son of the late Walter Perkins, of
Portswood House, Southampton, by Mary Louisa, da. of James B. Phillips ;
b. May 3rd, 1865 ; ed. at Forest Sch., Essex, and at Roy. Agricultural Coll. :
m. 1901, Elizabeth, el. da. of Robert Dempster, of Vale Royal, Cheshire.
A Coalition Conservative ; sat for New Forest Div. of Hampshire Jan. 19 10
to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Hampshire, New Forest and Christchurch Div.
Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residence — Boldre Bridge House, Lymington. Club — Carlton. >
W. G. PERRING (Paddington, North Division).
William George Perring ; b. 1866; is head of the firm of
William Perring and Co. (Limited), house furnishers, an Alderman of
Paddington Council, and Pres. of Paddington and Bayswater Chamber of
Commerce, and London and Suburban Retail Traders' Federation ; was
Mayor of Paddington 1911-12. A Coalition Unionist; has sat for N. Div.
of Paddington since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Beaulieu, Arthur Road, Wimbledon Park, S.W.19.
MAJ.-GEN. SIR IVOR PHILIPPS (Southampton).
Ivor Philipps, K.C.B., D.S.O., 2nd son of
Rev. Canon Sir James Erasmus Philipps. 12th Bt. {cr.
1621, of Picton), by the Hon. Mary Margaret, da.
of the late Rev. the Hon. Samuel Best and sister of
5th Baron Wynford ; t>. Sept. 9th, 1861 ; ed. at
Felstead : tn. 1891, Marian Isobel, da. of the late
James Buchanan Mirrlees. of Redlands, Glasgow;
formerly Major Indian Army, and D.A.Q.M.G.,
Head (Quarters, India ; Hon. Maj.-Gen. in the Army, a
Knight of Justice of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem
in England, Vice-Lieut., a J. P., and County Alderman
(sometime Chm. of County Council) for Pembroke-
Ducit amor pairice. shire, and a J. P. for Haverfordwest; was Parliamentary
(Mil.) Sec. to Ministry of Munitions of War 1915; Lieut.-Col. and Hon.
128
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
Col. Comdg. Pembroke Yeo. 1908-12; Burma War 1885-9, as Comdt. Mil.
Police Batn. (medal with two clasps), Miranzai Expedition 1891 (clasp),
Isazai Expedition 1892, N.-W. Frontier of India 1897 (medal with two
clasps), Tirah Field Force 1897-8 (despatches twice, medal with three clasps),
China 1900-1901, as D.A.A. and Q.M.G. (despatches, medal with clasp,
D.S.O.) ; appointed Brig.-Gen. Comdg. 115th Brig. 1914, and Maj.-Gen.
Comdg. 38th (Welsh) Div. 1915 ; D.S.O. 1900, K.C.B. (Civil) 1917. A
Liberal ; has sat for Southampton since Jan. 15th, 1906.
Residences — Chantr^y House, Eccleston Street, S.W. i; Cosheston Hal!, Pembroke.
C/«^f— United Service, Royal Automobile, Royal Southampton Yacht.
SIR OWEN C. PHILIPPS (Cheshire, Chester City Division).
Owen Cosby Philipps,
G.C.M.G., 3rd son of the Rev.
Canon Sir James Erasmus Philipps,
I2th Bt. (cr. 1621), by the Hon.
Mary Margaret, who d. 191 3, da.
of the late Rev. the Hon. Samuel
Best and sister of 5th Baron
Wynford ; b. March 25th, 1863 :
m. 1902, Mai Alice Magdalen, el.
da. and co-heiress of the late
Thomas Morris, D.L., of Coomb,
Carmarthenshire ; is a J.F. and
D. L. for Pembrokeshire (High
Sheriff 1904), a J. P. Carmarthen-
shire, and for cos. of Haverford-
west and Glasgow, Hon. Capt.
Roy. Naval Reserve, Chm. of Roy.
Mail Steam Packet Co., a Director
of London and S. -Western Rail-
way, and of Suez Canal Co., and
a Knight of Justice of Order of St.
John of Jerusalem in England ; was a Member of Roy. Commn. on Shipping
1906-9, Vice-Chm. of Port of London Authority 1909-13, and a Member of
Admiralty Board of Arbitration 1914-16 ; has been a Member of Executive
Committee of King Edward 'Hospital Fund since 1908 ; also a Member
of Executive of King George's Fund for Sailors; K.C.M.G. 1909,
G.C. M.G. 1918. A Consei-vative; unsuccessfully contested Montgomery
Dist. (Z,) 1895, 3^n<i Darlington 1898; sat for Pembroke and Haverfordwest
Dist. Jan. 1906 to Nov. 1910, and for Chester Feb. 1916 to Nov. 1918 ; re-
elected for Chester City Div. of Chester Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — Chelsea House, Cadogan Place. S.W. ; Coomb, Carmarthenshire; Amroth
Castle, Amroth, Pembrokeshire. Clubs — Marlborough, Carlton, Bachelors'.
LIEUT.-COL. E. W. PICKERING (Dewsbury).
Emil William Pickering, D.S.O., son of James Pickering, J. P.,
of Ravensleigh, Dewsbury ; b. Jan. 3rd, 1882: m. 1919, Evelyn Joyce, da. of
John Edward Shaw, J. P., of Brooklands, near Halifax; is Lieut.-Col.
Territorial Army, and a partner in the firm of Pickering and Greaves, woollen
manufacturers, of Ravensthorpe ; served during European War 1914-17 with
R.F.A. (despatches, D.S.O.); D.S.O. 1917. A Coalition Unionist; has
sat for Dewsbury since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— '^ex^xe.xx.on Hall, near Wakefield.
SIR PHILIP E. PILDITCH (Middlesex, Spelthorne Division).
Philip Edward Pilditch, son of Philip John Pilditch, of Ply-
mouth ; b. 1861 ; ed. at Cheveley Hall Sch., Mannamead, and at King's Coll.,
London : m. 1888, Emily Mary, da. of the late John Lewis, of the National
Provincial Bank of England ; is a member of the firm of Pilditch, Chadwick
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 1 29
and Co., architects and surveyors, and a J. P. for London ; was a County
Councillor for London 1907-19 (Vice-Chm. 1913-14); Founder and Hon.
Treasurer of Batn. Funds for London, Middlesex, and Surrey Batns. of New
Army ; formerly Capt. ist Sussex Vol. ; author of professional works and
historical papers; Knt. 1918. A Coalition Unionist; unsuccessfully contested
W. , or St. Ives, Div. of Cornwall Jan. 1906, and E. Div. of Islington Dec.
1910 ; has sat for Spelthorne Div. of Middlesex since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences ~Ba.nropp&, Weybridge Heath, Surrey; 8, Old Bond Street, W.i. Clubs —
Carlton, Bath, St. Stephen's.
COL. C. FINEHAM (WUlesden, West Division).
Charles Pinkham, O.B.E., son of Philip Pinkham ; b. 1853;
is a Building Contractor, Hon. Col. Willesden Vol., and a J. P., a D.L.,
and County Alderman for Middlesex ; sometime Chm. Willesden Dist.
Council and Local Tribunals; O.B.E. (Civil) 1920. A Coalition Unionist;
has sat for W. Div. of Willesden since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Linden Lodge, Winchester Avenue, Brondesbury, N.W.
COUNT PLUNKETT (Roscommon Co.. North Roscommon Division) t
George Noble Plunkett, Count Plunkett, son of P. J. Plunkett,
of Rathmines, co. Dublin ; b. Dec. 3rd, 185 1 : m. 1884, Josephine, da. of
Patrick Cranny; Bar. King's Inns, Dublin 1886; is a Knight Com. of Order
of the Holy Sepulchre, a M.K.I.A., Pres. of So. for the Preservation of the Irish
Language, and Past Pres. of So. of Antiquaries, Ireland ; sometime Director
of the Science and Art Museum, Dublin ; has been Min. of Fine Arts in
Dail Eireann ; cr. a Count by Pope Leo XIII. in 1884. A Sinn Fein Member ;
unsuccessfully contested Tyrone Co., Mid Tyrone Div. July 1892 and Dublin,
St. Stephen's Green Div. July 1895 and Jan. 1898 ; elected for N. Div. of
Roscommon Co. Feb. 3rd, 1917, and for Leitrim and N. Roscommon Cos.
in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — 26, Upper Fitzwiiliam Street, Dublin.
RIGHT HON. SIR ERNEST M. POLLOCK (Warwickshire, Warwick and
Leamington Division).
^^^^jj^ Ernest Murray Pollock, jP. C, K.B.E., K. C,
*^^^S~^ son of the late George Frederick Pollock, ofWoodlawn,
^ . I£_^ Hanworth, Feltham, by Francis Diana, who d. 1891,
/<V^^^^^^>-^ da. of the late Rev. Henry Herbert, R. of Rathdowney,
^cS'fi^];^^^^' - *->s Queen's co. ; b. Nov. 25th, 1861 ; ed. at Charterhouse
^)f-^^^^fi'Y/r (Scholar), and at Trin. Coll., Camb. (B.A. 1883, M.A.
^/•^^^fflK'liL '^^7) • '''• ^^^7' Laura Helen, el. da. of Sir Thomas
Ml '. ^^ ^^I=L3 ' '^ ^^^^' ^^^ ^'■' °^ Weeping Cross, Stafford ; Bar. Inner
(ffl.l^^ Mff^^ ' • j^ Temple 1885, a K.C. 1905, and a Bencher 1914 ; an
Wl' 1 ^^S ^^^ '\.'M Additional Member of Bar Council ; Pres. S. Kensington
WL^^^^^^yV^v/ Conservative Asso., and a J. P. for Herts; appointed
^^ — -iSti^^'^ Recorder of Kingston-on-Thames Nov. 191 1, a Gov.
^^ of Charterhouse 1913, and of Wellington Coll. 1921,
Chm. of Contraband Committee 19 16, Controller of Foreign Trade Depart.
of Foreign Office 1917, and Solicitor-Gen. Jan. 1919; has Legion of Honour,
and Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus of Italy (for sers. in connection
vrith Blockade during European War); K.B.E. (Civil) 1917, P.C. 1922. A
Coalition Conservative; unsuccessfully contested Lincolnshire, Holland, or
Spalding. Div. Oct. 1900 and Jan. 1906 ; sat for Warwick Jan. 191 o to Nov.
1918 ; elected for Warwickshire, Warwick and Leamington Div. Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residences— ^o, Thurloe Square, S.W. ; Northaw, Herts. Chambers — i, King's
Bench Walk, Temple, E.C. Clubs — Carlton, Athenaeum, Oxford and Cambridge.
Uo
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
COL. SIR THOMAS A. FOLSON (Kent, Dover Division).
Thomas Andrew Polson, K.B.E., C.M.G., T.D., son of the
late Thomas Andrew Poison, of Dublin and Tuam, co. Gal way ; b. 1865 ; vt.
1918, Elizabeth, da. of John Lindsay, of Edinburgh ; late Col. R.A.O.C., and
sometime Major City of London Yeo. (Rough Riders) ; formerly Manager
Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation Limited (Law Courts Branch);
C.M.G. 1918, K.B.E. (Civil) 1919. An Independent Member; has sat for
Kent, Dover Div. since Jan. 12th, 1921.
Residence— li, Sussex Place, N.W.i. C/?<i— Cavalry.
LIEUT.-COL. A. POWNALL (Lewlsham, East Division).
Assheton Pownall,
O.B.E., son of Charles
Assheton Whateley Pownall ;
b. Oct. 3rd, 1877 ; ed. at
Rugby : m. 1904, Florence
Helen, only da. of Lieut.-CoL
Clayton Cowell; Lieut. -Col.
20th Batn. London Regt.
(T.F.), anda Merchant and
Underwriter ; commanded
a Reserve Batn. (which he
raised) 1915-19.; O.B.E.
(Mil.) 1919. Coalition
Unionist ; unsuccessfully
contested Rotherhithe Div.
of Southwark Jan. and Dec.
1910; has sat for E. Div.
of Lewisham since Dec. 4th,
1918,
Residence — 6, Hyde Park
Gate, S.W. C/w/^j— Carlton,
Ranelagh, Royal Automobile.
I
J. W. PRATT (Glasgow, Cathcart Division).
John William Pratt, son of the late David Macdonald Pratt,
of Kirkwall ; b. 1873 = »'• 1895, Elizabeth, da. of Hugh Niven, of Gosforth ;
was Warden of Glasgow Univ. Settlement 1902-12 ; is a J. P. for City of
Glasgow; Member of Corporation 1906-14; appointed a Junior Lord of the
Treasury Dec. 1916, and again Jan. 1919, and Parliamentary Under Sec. for
Health in Scotland July 1919. A Liberal; sat for Linlithgowshire Nov. 1913
to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Cathcart Div. of Glasgow Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— E,\m Dene, Forest Hill, S.E.23. C/ki^j— Caledonian, Junior .Athenaeum,
National Liberal, Scottish Liberal (Edinburgh), Liberal (Glasgow).
MAJOR SIR WILLIAM. H. PRESCOTT (Tottenham, Northern Division).
William Henry Prescott, C.B.E., son of John Prescott; b. 1874;
Bar. Gray's Inn 1909 ; is a M.LC.E. and M.LM.E., a Consulting Civil En-
gineer, Past Pres. and Hon. Fellow of Institute of Sanitary Engineers, a J. P.
and a County Councillor for Middlesex, a Member of London Water Board,
an Hon. Member Institute of Municipal and County Engineers, Vice-Pres.
Urban Dist. Councils Asso. , Tottenham, a Member of Middlesex Territorial
Force Asso., of Grand Counsel of Primrose League, and of Govt. Roads
Advisory Committee, and Gov. of Prince of Wales Hospital, Tottenham j
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
131
rendered sers. raising troops in Tottenham during European War 1915-18 ;
Major R.E. ; has Medaille du Roi Albert; C.B.E. (Civil) 1920, Knt. 1922.
A Coalition Unionist ; has sat for N. Div. of Tottenham since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residettce—AWmglon House, White Hart Lane, Tottenham, N.17. Club — St.
Stephen's.
SIR WALTER R. PRESTON (Stepney, MUe End Division).
Walter Reuben Preston, son of the late R. T. Preston, of
Hayes, Kent ; b. Sept. 20th, 1875 • '''• 1900> Ella Margaret, da. of Huson
Morris ; is an Engineer, and a Director of Stone and Co. (Limited), marine
and railway engineers of Deptford ; Knt. 1921. A Coalition Consei-vative ;
unsuccessfully contested E. Div. of St. Pancras Jan. 1910, and Stepney Div.
of Tower Hamlets Dec. 1910; has sat for Mile End Div. of Stepney since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 7, Harley Street, W. ; Tetbury, Gloucestershire.
BIGHT HON. E. G. PRETYMAN (Essex, Chelmsford Division).
Ernest George Pretyman, P.C, el. son
of the Rev. Frederick Pretyman, B.D., Hon.
Canon of Lincoln, and R. of Great Carlton, by
Georgiana Elizabeth, da. of E. Knight, of Chawton
House, Hants ; b. Nov. 13th, 1859 ; ed. at Eton,
and at Roy. Mil. Acad., Woolwich: m. 1894,
Lady Beatrice Adine Bridgeman, O.B.E., da. of
4th Earl of Bradford, of Weston Park, Shifnal,
Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, and 44, Lowndes
Square, S.W. ; entered R.A. 1880, became Capt.
1888, and retired 1889; is a J. P. and D.L. for
Lincolnshire, a J. P. for Suffolk, a County Alder-
man for E. Suffolk, Hon. Col. R.G.A. (T.F.), and
a Director of Felixstowe Water, and Dock and
Railway Cos. ; appointed a Civil Lord of the Ad-
miralty Nov. 1900, Sec. to the Admiralty 1903,
Parliamentary Sec. to Board of Trade May 1915,
and again Civil Lord of the Admiralty in National
Min. Dec. 1916 ; P.C. 1917. A Coalition Con-
servative ; sat for S.-E., or Woodbridge, Div. of
1906 (when he was defeated), and for Mid, or
Chelmsford, Div. of Essex Dec. 1908 to Nov. 1918; re-elected for Chelmsford
Div. of Essex Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — 2, Belgrave Square, S.W. ; Orwell Park, Ipswich ; Riby Grove, Grimsby,
Lincolnshire. Clubs — Carlton, Turf, Wellington.
Tru th preva its.
Suffolk July 1895 to Jan.
H. G. PURCHASE (Lambeth, Kenniugton Division).
Henry George Purchase, el. son of George Henry Purchase,
by Victoria, da. of David Meade, of Weymouth ; b. 1873 ; ed. at King's Coll.,
London (LL.B.) : m. 1902, Kathleen, who d. 1910, da. of Charles Roberts,
J. P., of Hollybrook, co. Cork ; Bar. Middle Temple 1913 ; joined N. Circuit ;
appointed Parliamentary Private Sec. to Chm. of National Insurance Joint
Committee 1919 ; Hon. Sec. London M.P.'s Committee, and to Coastwise
Traffic Parliamentary Committee, and Member of Ecclesiastical Committee
of Lords and Commons ; sometime an Assist. Director at Ministry of Food. _
A Coalition Liberal; has sat for Kennington Div. of Lambeth since Dec. l6tli,^
1918.
Residence — 35, Queen Anne Street, Cavendish Square, W.i. Chambers — 3, Paper
Buildings, Temple, E.G. C/«i5— National Liberal.
132
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
H. N. RAB (Yorkshire, West Biding, Shipley DlTlsion).
Henry Norman Rae, son of the Rev. James Rae, of Harrogate ;
6. i860: m. 1883, a da. of Joshua Cass, of Mirfield, Yorkshire; is a wool
merchant, and a J. P. for W. Riding of Yorkshire. A Liberal; unsuccessfully
contested Yorkshire, W. Riding, E. Part, Ripon Div. Dec. 1910 ; has sat for
Shipley Div. of W. Riding of Yorkshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Rossett Green, Harrogate.
SIR WILLIAM H. RAEBURN (Dumbartonshire).
William Hannay Raeburn, son of William Raeburn, of Glas-
gow ; b. 1850 ; ed. at Rothesay and Dollar Acads. : m. ist, 1876, a da. of John
T. Manifold ; and, 1888, Ellinor Martha, da. of the Rev. Dr. Archibald Weir ;
3rd, 191 7, Olga Lucia, da. of Dr. Peel Yates, of Jersey ; is a shipowner, head of
the firm of Raeburn and Verel (Limited), steamship owners of Glasgow, Chm.
Clyde Navigation Trust and of Glasgow Port Labour Committee, Ex-Pres.
United Kingdom Chamber of Shipping, Vice-Chm. of British Corporation for
Registry of Shipping, a Member of Merchant Shipping Advisory Council, a
Trustee of National Galleries of Scotland, and a J . P. for Dumbartonshire ; Knt.
1918. A Coalition Unionist ; has sat for Dumbartonshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — Woodend, Helensburgh ; Overdale, Woking. Clubs — Constitutional,
City of London, Caledonian.
P. W. RAFFAN (Leigh).
Peter Wilson Raffan, son of James Raffan, of Aberdeen ; b.
May 27th, 1863 : vt. 1890, Margaret, da. of Joseph Weir, of Dumfries ; some-
time Managing Director of The Newport Printing Co. (Limited), printers
and publishers; is a Gov. of Univ. Coll., Cardiff, a J. P. for Monmouthshire,
and an Alderman and Chm. of Parliamentary Committee of Monmouthshire
County Council. A Liberal; sat for Leigh Div. of Lancashire (S.-W.) Jan.
1910 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Leigh Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 22, Denbigh Place, South Belgravia, S.W. i. C/«3— National Liberal.
RAMSAT STEEL-MAITLAND [see Maitland].
G. T. RAMSDEN (Yorkshire, West Riding, Elland Division).
George Taylor Ramsden, el. son of the late John Taylor
Ramsden ; b. April 6th, 1879; ed. at Eton, and at Trin. Hall, Camb.
(B.A. 1901, M.A. 1904) : m. 1915, Elisabeth Juel Hansen ; is Chm. of
Thomas Ramsden and Son (Limited), brewers, of Halifax ; has been Mayor
of Halifax (four times Dep. Mayor), and a J.P. ; was Capt. R.F.A. ( T.F.)
1914-18, and Parliamentary Private Sec. to Pres. of Board of Trade (Rt.
Hon. Sir Auckland Geddes, K.C.B., M.P.) 1919-20. A Coalition Unionist;
has sat for Elland Div. of W. Riding of Yorkshire since Dec. 14th, 1918,
having been defeated there Jan. and Dec. 1910.
Residence — Colebrook Lodge, West Hill, Putney Heath, S.W. 5. Clubs — Carlton, 1900.
SIR JOHN S. RANDLES (Manchester, Exchange Division),
John Scurrah Randles, son of
the Rev. Marshall Randies, D.D., some-
time Professor of Theology in Wesleyan
Coll., Didsbury, by Sarah Dewhirst, d^.
of John Scurrah, of Padiham, Lancashire;
b. Dec. 25th, 1857 ; ed. at Woodhouse
Grove Sch., near Leeds : tn. 1883, Eliza-
beth Hartley, da. of Robert Spencer, of
Bolton, Lancashire ; is an Ironmaster, a
J.P. for Cumberland, a Director of Furness
Railway Co., of Cleator and Workington
Junction Railway Co., and of Cocker-
mouth, Keswick, and Penrith Railway
Co., and of Star Assurance So., Hon. Pres.
International Parliamentary Conference of
Commercial Committees,has Belgian Order
of the Crown, and Japanese Order of the
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 1^3
Rising Sun; Knt. 1905. A Coalition Conservative ; sat for Cockermouth Div.
of Cumberland Oct. 1900 to Jan. 1906, when he was defeated ; re-elected Aug.
3rd, 1906 and Jan. 19th, 1910 ; again defeated there Dec. 1910 ; sat for N.-W.
Div. of Manchester Aug. 1912 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Exchange Div.
thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Bristowe Hill, Keswick, Cumberland. Clubs — Constitutional, Carlton.
J. S. RANKIN (Liverpool, East Tozteth Division).
James Stuart Rankin, son of John Rankin, of St, Michael's
Hamlet, Liverpool ; h. 1880 ; ed. at Sedbergh, and at Univ. Coll., Oxford ;
European War 1914-19 as Capt. R.F.A. A Coalition Conseii'ative ; unsuc-
cessfully contested Stockport Jan. 1910 ; has sat for E. Toxteth Div. of Liver-
pool since Feb. 21st, 1916.
Residences — 10, North Street, Westminster, S.W. ; St. Michael's Hamlet, Liverpool.
A. B. RAPER (Islington, East Division).
Alfred Baldwin Raper, son of Walter Raper, of Gerrard's
Cross; b. May 8th, 1889; ed. at Merchant Taylors' Sch., and in Brussels;
is Lieut. R.A.F., a partner in the firm of Charles Peto Bennett, timber broker,
of 24-8, Lombard Street, E.C., and a Director of Dominica Forests and Saw
Mills (Limited) ; served as a Pilot in R.A.F. during European War (Order
of St. Stanislas of Russia). A Coalition Conservative ; has sat for E. Div. of
Islington since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— 11, Park Lane, W.i. Clubs — Bachelors', Buck's, City Carlton.
H. B. RATCLIFFE (Bradford, Central Division).
Henry Butler Ratcliffe; b. i8 — ; is Pres. Yorkshire Federa-
tion of Butchers. A Coalition Conservative ; has sat for Central Div. of
Bradford since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— y:i<j, Manningham Lane, Bradford.
LIEUT.-COL. N. RAW (Liverpool, Wavertree Division).
Nathan Raw, C.M.G., M.D., son of William Raw; b. Aug.
2nd, 1866; ed. at Durham Univ. (M.D. 1891): m. 1897, Annie Louisa, da.
of (Ilharles Strong ; F.R.C.S. Edinburgh 1897, M.R.C.P. London 1501 ; was
Lieut -Col. Comdg. a Hospital in France during European War (despatches) ; is
Physician Margaret Street Hospital for Consumption (London) ; C.M.G. 1918.
A Coalition Unionist ; has sat for Wavertree Div. of Liverpool since Dec. 14th,
1918.
Residence — 45, Weymouth Street, W.i. Clubs — Carlton, St. Stephen's, Authors', Royal
Societies', University, Athenaeum (Liverpool).
J. F. P. RAWLINSON (Cambridge University).
John Frederick Peel Rawlinson, AfiC, youngest son of the late
Sir Christopher Rawlinson, Ch. Justice of Madras, by Georgina Maria, da. of
the late Alexander Radclyffe Sidebottom ; b. Dec. 2ist, i860 ; ed. at Eton
(Fellow 1919), and at Trin. Coll., Camb. (LL.M. ist class Law Tripos 1882,
Hon. LL.D. 1920) ; Bar. Inner Temple 1884, a K.C. 1897, and a Bencher
^907 ; goes S.-E. Circuit ; Hon. Fellow Pembroke Coll., Camb. 1920 ; some-
time Lecturer and Examiner in Law at Pembroke Coll., Camb. ; represented
Treasury in Inquiry into Jameson Raid 1896 ; is Vice-Chm. of Council of the
134
MEMBERS OF PARUAMENT.
Bar, a J.P. for Cambridgediire, and Comj. and Dep. High Steward of Cam-
farK^ Uoir. ; has been Recorder of Cambridge since Dec. 1898, and a tein-
poiarjChm. of Committees in House of Commons since 1916. A Cocditum
Cmufrvative ; nnsnccosfiillj contested Ipswich Oct. 1900 ; has sat for Cam-
bridge UniT. since Jan. iStll, 1906.
da j m i e tM—i , Crowa Oflke Uom, Temple, E.C. C6>£f — Caritoo, United U ui rei iit T.
Tnvdlcn', Priace's.
CAFT. W. A. BEDMOMD (WaXtatard Ctty) t
William Archer Redmond, D.S.O., son of tlie late John Edward
Redmond (SrLP. 1881-1918), of 8, Leeson Park, Dublin, and 18, WjnnsUy
Gardens, Kensington^ W., bf Johanna, da. of James Dalton, of Orange, New
SoBlb Wales; b. Oct. i6th, 1886; ed. at Cloi^owes Wood Coll., co.
Kildare, and at Unir. CblL, DnUin ; B.A. Rc^. Univ. of Dublin 1906 ; Bar.
King's Inns, DnUin 1910^ and Gray's Inn 1921 ; appointed a Member of
Sdect Coounittee on Marconi Agreement 1912 ; b Capt. Irish Guards
(Reserre), and a Gen. Staff OflBcer ; serred daring European War 1916-17
(D.S.O.); D.S.O. 1917. A Nationalist; sat for E. Tyrone Dir. of Tyrone
Co. Dec 1910 to March 1918 ; elected for Waterford Ciry March 23rd, 1918.
RnUemc e — Anghawma^i, A ughiii , cdk Widtlow, Cb$t—\jaa!»a (DnbliD).
Snt JOHK DAVID BSES, tX. Qlottlngliani. East DiTlsion).
John DavidREES,A'.C./.£.,C. F.a,
1st Barofut, son of the late Lodowick William
Rees, of Cheltenham; b. Dec. i6th, 1854;
ed. at Cheltenham ColL : m. 1891, the H<ni.
Mary Catherine, sister of 14th Baron Dormer ;
entered I.C-S. 1875, and became Under Sec.
to Madras Govt. ; sometime Gort. Translator
m Tamil, Telogn, Persian, and Hindustani,
H.S. Arabic, and Russian Interpreter ; has
been Private Sec to successive Govs, of
Madras fRi^t Hon. Sir M. E. Grant-Duff,
nemara, and Lord Wenlock) Dist.
-, Civil and Sessioas Judge, Under
.-^c. Lu <^ovt., Madras, British Resident in
Travancore zsA Cochin, and Additional
Member of Conncfl of Gov. -Gen. of India ;
retired 1900; is a J. P. for Middlesex, Chm.
fA Britidi Central Africa Co. (Limited). Di-
rector af S. Indian, Shire Highland, Bengal
Dooars, and Central of Chnbat RaUways, of
Port Madryn (Argentina), of Mysore, Cham-
pion Reef, and Oregom Gold Minin|; Cos., of
Cooscdidated Tea and Lands Co. (Umited),
of Ama^amated Tea Estates Co^ (limited), of Anglo-American Direct Tea
Trading Co. (Limited), and of Kanan Devan Hills Produce Co. (Limited),
and a Com. of Order of St. Stanidans of Rossia ; was Director of Prisoners
of War Information Borean 1915-20^ a Member of Joint Committees on Govt.
of India Bills 1913 and 1919, and Chm. Indian Reform Committee 1918-19 ;
andior of ''Toon in India," •«The Mahomedans," "The Real India,"
" Modern India," ** Current Pditical ProUems," etc An Unionist-, sat as
M.P. far Moo^omery Dist. Jan. 1906 to Nov. 1910 (as a IM/tral Imperialist) ;
■acnccessfidly contested Kihnamock Dist. (as Unionist) Sept. 191 1 ; has sat for
E. Div. of Xottingham since April 19th, 1912 ; cr. CLE. 1890, C.V.O. 1908,
K.CLE. 1910, and Baronet 1919^
ttettdemte—^ fTinhiw Place, &W, Ofitet—^ Tbaaics Howe, Qocca Street Place,
EXl; 5, BwtM Soect, Viaaam^umt. Clubt—CsMan, Bacbelon:, Harin^Ua, Pnacea.
i
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 1 35
CAPT. J. T. TUDOR REES (DeyonsMre, BaroBtaple Division).
John Thomas Tudor Rees, son of the late I. J. Rees, of
Maest^, Glamorgan ; d. July, 1880 ; ed. at Univ. of Wales : w. 1918,
Dorothy, da. of Edward John Sidebotham, J. P., of Erlesdene, Bowdon,
Cheshire ; admitied a Solicitor 1907 (has retired from practice) ; European
War as Capt. Welsh Regt. and Machine Gun Corps ; is a Member of Gar-
deners' Co. A Liberal ; has sat for Barnstaple Div. of Devonshire since Dec.
14th, 1918.
Residenc«—Y2iAa.yra, Banstead. Cbihs — Naticmal Laberal, Devooshbe.
D. D. REID (Down Co., East Division).
David Douglas Reid, son of Joseph Reid, of Belfast ; b.
Aug. 24th, 1872 ; ed. at Queen's Coll., Belfast, and at New Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1897) ; Bar. Inner Temple 1898. An Unionist ; unsuccessftdly con-
tested E. Div. of Tjrrone Co. Dec. 1910 ; has sat for E. Div. of Down Co.
since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — 7, Norfolk Crescent, Hyde Park, W, ; Rathmwia, Donahgadee, co. Down.
Chamtbers — i. New Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C
J. R. REHER (CbesMre, Kacclesfleld Division).
John Rumney Remer, son of the late John Sutton Remer, of
Acrefield Cottage, Woolton, Liverpool, by Mary Bertha, da. of John Breeks
Rumney, of Brough, Westmoreland; b. July 2nd, 1S83 ; ed. privately: m
191 3, Beatrice Humphrys, who d. 19 — , youngest da. of Henry Crummack, of
St. Anne's-on-Sea ; is a timber merchant and sawmill proprietor, Chm. of The
Remer Timber Co. (Limited), and Pres. of N. Wales Timber Merchants' Asso.
An Unionist ; has sat for Macclesfield Div. of Cheshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
RtsiJenct—'EAmhiiTsx, BlondeUsands, Liverpool. Ciaiis — CaritOD, Coosdrorkwuil,
Conservative (Liverpool).
SIR JAMES F. REMNANT. Bt. (HollM»ll>.
James Farquharson Remnant, C.B.E., ist Baronet., son of the
late Frederick William Remnant, of Southwold, Suffolk ; b. 1S63 ; ed. at
Harrow, and at Magdalen Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1S83); Bar. Lincoln's Inn 1886:
m. 1892, Frances Emily, da. of the late Robert Cxosling; is Lieut.-Col.
R. A.S.C.; was a Member of London County Council 1892- 1901, a Member of
Select Committee on Taxation of Land Value (Scotland) 1904, of Roy. Commn.
on C!anals and Inland Navigation 1906-10, of Select Committee on Police Day
of Rest 1908-9, and of Home Office Committee on Conditions and Pay of
Police 1919 : cr. a Baronet 1917, C.B.E. (Mil.) 1919. ACoalition UmioiUst-j
sat for Holbom Div. of Finsbury March 1900 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for
Holbom Dec. 14th, 1918.
Resi<Unct—Thc Gtange, Hare Hatch, Twyfoid, Berks. C/Mw— Coosdtational, United.
A. RENDALL (Gloucestershire, Thombnry Division).
Athelstan Rendall, son of the late Henty Rendall, J.P., of
Allington House, Bridport, by a da. of Edward Pratt, of Northover, Glaston-
bury ; b. Nov. i6th, 1S71 ; ed. at Castle Howell Sch., Lancaster, and at
University. Coll. Sch., London: tn. 1S97, Amy Laura, d. da. of Jotm James
Youi^, J. P., of Northleigh, North End, Portsmouth ; admitted Solicitor 1894;
is a Member of the Fabian So. An AdznuueJ Liberal \ sat for S., or
Thombury, Div. of Gloucestershire Jan. 1906 to Nov. 1918 ; re-elected for
Thombury Div. of Gloucestershire Dec 14th, 191S.
Residence — Redlands, Branksome Park, Boomemouth. Cbiis — Reform, Cobden,
Eighty.
136
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
SIR GEORGE RENWICK, Bt. (Newcastle-upoii>T3nie, Central Division).
George Renwick, ist Baronet',
son of the late John N. Renwick, of New-
castle-on-Tyne ; b. March 8th, 1850; ed.
at Commercial Schs., Newcastle-on-Tyne :
m. 1877, Mary Jane, da. of the late William
J. Thompson, of Jubbulpore, India ; is a
Shipowner, Chm. Manchester Dry Docks
Co. (Limited), Managing Director of Fisher
Renwick Manchester - London Steamers
(Limited), and a Member of the firm of
Fisher Renwick and Co., shipowners and
brokers, of Newcastle, and a J. P. for New-
castle and Tynemouth, and a D.L. for
Northumberland ; cr. a Baronet 1921. A
CoalitionUnionist ; sat for Newcastle-upon-
Tyne Oct. 1900 to Jan. 1906, and Sept.
1908 to Jan. 1910; defeated there Jan.
1906 and Jan. 1910; elected for Central
Div. of Newcastle-on-Tyne Dec. I4th»
1918.
/?«;V^«c^— Newminster Abbey, Morpeth. C/w^f— Carlton, Junior Constitutional.
SIR ALBION H. H. RICHARDSON (Camberwell, Peckliam Division).
Albion Henry Herbert Richardson, C.B.E., son of the late
James Henry Richardson, by Elizabeth Matilda Richardson; b. Oct. 2nd,
1874 : ed. privately, and in France and Germany ; admitted a Solicitor
1899 ; Bar. Gray's Inn 1912 ; was Chm. of Law So. Section of London Appeal
Tribunal during European War ; C.B.E. (Civil) 1918, Knt. 1919. A Coalition
Liberal ; elected for Peckham Div. of Camberwell Dec. 3rd, 1910, having been
defeated there Jan. 1910.
Residence— I, Portman Mansions, York Place, W. C/w^j— Eighty, Reform.
SIR ALEXANDER RICHARDSON (Kent, Gravesend Division).
Alexander Richardson, son of the late James Richardson ; b.
March 27th, 1864 '• "'• 1886, Georgina, da. of Capt. George Fleming,
Merchant Ser. ; is Managing Director of Engineering (Limited), Joint Editor
of Engineering and ol Brassey^ s Naval and Shipping Annual, a Member of
Council of Institution of Naval Architects, Vice-Pres. of Junior Institution
of Engineers, and a Companion of Institution of Marine Engineers ; author of
" Evolution of the Parsons Steam Turbine," " Man Power of the Nation,"
etc., etc. ; Knt. 1922. A Coalition Member; sat for Gravesend June to Nov.
1918 ; elected for Gravesend Div. of Kent Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— 0,3x^2^^, Clarence Road, Clapham Park, S.W.4. C/»3j— Carlton, Junior
Carlton, Constitutional, Authors'.
B. RICHARDSON (Durham, Houghton-le-Sprlng Division).
Robert Richardson, son of George W. Richardson, by Mary
Musgrave; b. Feb. ist, 1862; ed. at National Sch., Ryhope : m. 1886,
Elizabeth, da. of James Fletcher; sometime a Miners' Checkweighman ; has
been a Member of Durham Miners' Executive ; for 32 years a Member of
Sunderland Guardians and Rural Dist. Council ; is a J. P. for Durham Co.,
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
137
f
an Alderman of its County Council, and Chm. of its Education Authority.
A Labour Member ; has sat for Houghton-le-Spring Div. of Durham since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Roseville, New Herrington, co. Durham.
F. 0. ROBERTS (West Bromwich).
Frederick Owen Roberts, son of the late Thomas Andrew
Roberts, of East Haddon, Northants ; 6. July 2nd, 1876 : vi. 1899, Celia
Dorothea, da. of Francis Sexton, of Northampton ; is a J. P. for Northampton,
a Member of Typographical Asso. Executive Council, and of National Execu-
tive of Labour Party, Sec. Midland Group of Branches of Typographical Asso.,
and Vice-Chm. of Northampton Juvenile Advisory Committee. A Labour
Member; has sat for West Bromwich since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 61, Collingwood Road, Northampton.
RIGHT HON. G. H. ROBERTS (Norwich).
George Henry Roberts, P.C., son of the late George Henry
Roberts ; b. July 27th, 1869 ; ed. at St. Stephen's Sch., Norwich, and at Tech-
nical Institute : m. 1895, Annie, da. of Horace Marshall, of Norwich ; elected
a Member of the Norwich Sch. Board 1899; is a J. P. for Norwich, a Printer,
and a Director of Home Grown Sugar (Limited) ; became Organizer of
Typographical Asso. 1904 ; sometime Ch. Whip to Labour Party ; appointed
a Junior Lord of the Treasury May 1915, and Parliamentary Sec. to Labour
Adviser Aug. 1916, and to Board of Trade in National Min. Dec. 1916,
Min. of Labour Aug. 1917, and Food Controller Jan. 1919 (resigned Feb.
1920); appointed Chm. of Food Council 191 9, and a Member of Roy. Commn.
of Wheat Supplies 1919 ; P.C. 1917. A Labour Metiiber; has sat for
Norwich since Jan. 15th, 1906, having been defeated there Jan. 1904.
Residences— 6, Buckingham Street, W.C. ; Westminster House, 104, Earlham Road,
Norwich.
SIR SAMUEL ROBERTS, Bt. (Sheffield, Ecclesall Division).
Samuel Roberts, ist Baronet, el.
son of the late Samuel Roberts, J. P., of
Queen's Tower, Sheffield ; b, April 30th,
1852 ; ed. at Trin. Coll., Camb. (B.A. 1875,
M.A. 1878) : m. 1880, Martha Susan, only
da. of the late Ven. Archdeacon Blakeney,
V. of Sheffield; Bar. Inner Temple 1878;
is a J. P. for Sheffield (Lord Mayor 1899-
1900), aD.L. for W. Riding, Dep. Chm. of
its Quarter Sessions, a Member of Chm.'s
Panel House of Commons Grand Com-
mittees, and Chm. of Selection Committee;
appointed a Member of Roy. Commn. on
King's Bench 19 12, and of House of Com-
mons Committee on National Expenditure
1917 ; cr. Knt. 1917, a.nd Baronei 1919. A
Coalition Conservative ; unsuccessfully con-
tested High Peak Div. of Derbyshire 1900;
has sat for Ecclesall Div. of Sheffield since
Feb. 3rd, 1902.
Residence — Queen's Tower, Sheffield. Clubs — Carlton, Oxford and Cambridge.
138 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
S. ROBERTS (Herefordsbire, Hereford Division).
Samuel Roberts, el. son of Sir Samuel Roberts, M.P., ist Bt.
(ante), by Martha Susan, only da. of the late Ven. Archdeacon J. E. Blakeney,
V. of Sheffield; b. Sept. 2nd, 1S82 ; ed. at Camb. Univ. (M.A. 1906): m.
1906, Gladys Mary, da. of W. E. Dring, M.D., ofTenterden, Kent ; admitted
a Solicitor 1906 (retired) ; is a J. P. for W. Riding of Yorkshire and City of
Sheffield ; Lord Mayor of Sheffield 1919-20. A Conservative ; has sat for
Hereford Div. of Herefordshire since Jan. 12th, 1921.
Rtsidence—tji, Eaton Place, S.W.i.
J. ROBERTSON (LanaxksMre, Bothwell Division).
John Robertson, M.B.E.; b. 1867; Chm. of Scottish Miners'
Union; M.B.E. (Civil) 1918. A Labour Member; unsuccessfully contested
Lanarkshire N.-E Div. Aug. 1904, Jan. 1906, and March 191 1; has sat
for Bothwell Div. of Lanarkshire since July i6th, 1919, having been defeated
there Dec. 19 18.
Raidtnce — Cadzawbuiy House, Hamilton, Lanarkshire.
S. ROBINSON (Breconshire and Radnorshire).
Sidney Robinson, son of the late John Robinson, of Backwell
House, Somerset ; b. Jan. 6th, 1863 ; ed. at Mill Hill Sch. : m. 1887,
Catherine Flora, da. of the late John Grant, of Cardiff; formerly a timber
merchant of Cardiff; is a J. P. for Glamorgan, Somerset, and Wilts. A
Coalition Liberal; sat for Breconshire Jan. 1906 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for
Breconshire and Radnorshire Dec. 4th, 191 8.
Residence— \,z.n^Ao^-t\ Croft, Bath. Clubs — Reform, National Liberal.
SIR THOMAS ROBINSON (Lancashire, Stretford Division).
Thomas Robinson, son of the late i'eter Robinson ; b. 1863 ;
was Chm. Stretford Urban Dist. Council 1902-4 and 1912-13 (has been 24
years Chm. of its Sanitary, Legal and Parliamentary Committees) : is Chm.
of Manchester Port Sanitary Authority, of Council of Salford Hundred
Licensing Committee, of Stretford liritish Red Cross So., and of Allied
Trades Printing and Bleaching Industry, a Director of Bradford Dyers' Asso.
(Limited), and a J. P. for Lancashire; Knt. 1920. A Coalition Liberal ; has
sat for Stretford Div. of Lancashire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— Tat. Hawthorns, Edge Lane, Stretford.
ROCHE [see de Rolstej.
A. K RODGER (Lanarkshire, Rutherglen Division).
Adam Keir Rodger, son of William Rodger, of Greenock ; b.
1855 ; ed. at High Sch., Glasgow : m. 1888, Amy Lawton ; is an Insurance
Manager, Ex-Provost of Rutherglen, a J. P. for Lanark and Glasgow,
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 1 39
Chm. of Scottish Temperance League, and Hon. Sec. Victoria Infirmary,
Glasgow. A Coalition liberal; elected for Rutherglen Div. pf Lanarkshire
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Avonholm, Rutherglen. Clui — Liberal (Glasgow).
F. H. EOSE (Aberdeen, North Division).
Frank Herbert Rose, son of the late Thomas Rose, of Lambeth ;
i. July 5th, 1857 : m. 1880, Ellen Mary, da. of the late Noah Bishop, of
Lambeth ; formerly an Engineer ; is an Author, Journalist, and Dramatist.
A Labour Afer/iber; unsuccessfully contested Stockton-on-Tees Jan. 1906,
and Crewe Div. of Cheshire Jan. 1910; has sat for N. Div. of Aberdeen since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 6, Reynolds Road, Old Trafford, Manchester.
MAJOR L. N. DE ROTHSCHILD (Buckinghamshire, Aylesbury Division).
Lionel Nathan de Rothschild?
O.B.E., son of the late Leopold de
Rothschild, C.V.O., of Ascott, Leighton
Buzzard, Gunnersbury Park, Acton, and
5, Hamilton Place, W., by Marie, C.B.E.,
da. of the late Mons. Achille Perugia, of
Trieste ; b. Jan. 25th, 1882 ; ed. at Harrow,
and at Trin. Coll., Camb. (B.A. 1903,
M.A. 1908) : m. 1912, Marie Louise
Eugenie, da. of the late Edmund Beer ;
is Major Yeo. Reserve ; sometime Assist.
Director, Min. of National Ser. (City of
London and Dist.) (despatches) ; is a J. P. for Bucks, and a partner in the firm
of N. M. Rothschild and Sons, merchants, of New Court, St. Swithin's Lane,
E.G.; was a Parliamentary Private Sec. to Min. of National Ser. 1917-19 ;
O.B.E. 191 7. A. Coalitioti Liberal Unionist ; sat for Mid, or Aylesbury, Div.
of Bucks Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918; elected for Bucks, Aylesbury Div. Dec.
4th, 1918.
Residences — 46, Park Street, W. ; Inchmery House, Exbury, Hants.
LIEUT.-COL. R. F. ROUNDELL (Yorkshire, West Riding, Sklpton Division).
Richard Foulis Roundell, el. son of the late William Roundell,
of Gledstone, Yorkshire; <^. Nov. 1872 : m. 1898, Beatrice Maud, da. of Sir
Matthew Amcotts Wilson, 3rd Bt. ; is Lord of the Manor of Marton-in-Craven,
Lieut. -Col. Northumberland Fusiliers Reserve, a Member of Central Advisory
Committee on War Pensions, and a J. P. for W. Riding of Yorkshire.
A Coalition Unionist; has sat for Skipton Div. of W. Riding of Yorkshire
since Dec. 14th, 1918, having been defeated there Jan. 1906, and Jan. and
Dec. 19 10.
Residence — Hyde, Warehara, Dorset. Clubs — Carlton, Bachelors', Garrick.
W. S. ROYCE (Holland with-Boston).
William Stapleton Royce, son of WiUiam Stapleton Royce, of
Spalding, Lincolnshire ; b Dec. 13th, 1857 ; sometime a Railway Contractor
in S. Africa : m. 1882, Emma Louisa, da. of O. C. Brodelet, of Rotterdam,
Holland ; is a J. P. for Lincolnshire. A Labour Member ; unsuccessfully con-
tested Holland or Spalding Div. of Lincolnshire [U) Jan. and Dec. 1910 ;
has sat for Holland- with-Boston since Dec. 14th, 191 8.
Residence — Pinchbeck Hall, Spalding.
I40
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
SIR THOMAS ROYDEN, Bt. (Bootle).
Thomas Royden, C.H., 2nd
Baronet, son of Sir Thomas Bland Royden,
ist Bt. ; b. May 22nd, 1871 ; is a J. P. and
D.L. (High Sheriff of Cheshire 1917),
Dep. Chm. of Cunard Steamship Co.
(Limited), a Director of Lancashire and
Yorkshire Railway Co., London Joint
City and Midland Bank (Limited), of
Union Marine Insurance Co., and other
COS., and a Com. Legion of Honour;
C.H. I9I9. A Coalition Conservative;
has sat for Bootle since Dec. 14th,
1918.
^^a/— Frankby Hall, Birkenhead. Clubs —
Bath, Mnrlborough, Carlton.
LIEUT.-COL. £. ROYDS (Parts of Eesteven and Rutland, Grantham DivlBlon).
Edmund Royds, O.B.E., son of the late Rev. Francis Coulman
Royds (formerly R. of Coddington, Hon. Canon of Chester), by Cornelia
Frances, da. of the late Canon G. B. Blomfield, of MoUington Hall, Cheshire;
b. July 6th, i860; ed. at Haiieybury : m. 1889, Rachel Louisa, da. of the late
Col. Francis Augustus Fane ; admitted a Solicitor 1882 ; late Major Yeo.,
and Lieut.-Col. Comdt. Lincolnshire Vol. ; is a partner in the legal firm of
Royds, Rawstorne and Co., of 46, Bedford Square, W.C., Chm. of Lincoln-
shire Chamber of Agriculture and of Lukwah Tea Co. (Limited), and a
Director of The Life Asso. of Scotland; O.B.E. 1919. A Conset vative ;
sat for N. Kesteven, or Sleaford, Div. of Lincolnshire Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 >
elected for Parts of Kesteven and Rutlanrl, Grantham Div. Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Stubton Hall, Newark. Cluis — Carlton, Union.
COL. SIR JOHN RUTHERFORD, Bt. (Lancashire, Darwen Division).
John Rutherford, ist Baronet^
son of John Rutherford, J. P., of Blackburn
and Summerhill, Annan, Dumfriesshire,
by Mary, da. of John Little, of Chapel
Knowe, Dumfriesshire ; b. Sept. i6th,
1854 ; ed. at Lancaster Roy. Gram. Sch.,
and at Glasgow Univ. ; is a J. P. for Black-
burn and Dumfriesshire, and a D.L. for
Lancashire ; formerly Lieut.-Col. and Hon.
Col. Comdg. Yeo. (T.D.); was Mayor of
Blackburn 1888-9 ; <^^- a Baronet 1916. A
Conservative ; sat for Darwen Div. of Lan-
cashire (North-East) July 1895 to Jan. 1910
(when he was defeated), and again Dec.
1910 to Nov. 1918 ; re-elected for Lanca-
shire, Darwen Div. Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — Beardwood, Blackburn ; Sum-
merhill, Annan. Clubs — Carlton, Boodle's,
Cavalry.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. I4T
SIR W. WATSON RUTHERFORD (Liverpool, Edge HiU Division).
William Watson Rutherford, el. son of the late William
Rutherford, of Liverpool ; b. 1853 ; ed. at Merchant Taylors' Sch. ; admitted
Solicitor 1875 '• "'• 1878, Elspeth, who d. 1914, da. of the late Capt. Alex-
ander Strachan ; is head of the legal firm of Rutherford and Co., of 48,
Cannon Street, E.G., and a J. P. for Liverpool ; was Lord Mayor of Liver-
pool 1902-3; Knt. 19 1 8. A Coalition Conservative; unsuccessfully contested
Scotland Div. of Liverpool 1900 (reducing majority to less than 600) ; sat for
W. Derby Div. of Liverpool Jan. 1903 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Edge Hill
Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 28, Brunswick Square, Hove. Club — Carlton.
J. RYAN (Wexford Co., South Wexford Division).:
James Ryan, M.D., son of John Ryan, of Wexford ; b. i8— .
A Sinn Fein Member; elected for S. Wexford Div. of Wexford Co. Dec. 14th,
1918, and for Wexford Co. in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — Selsker Street, Wexford.
A. M. SAMUEL (Surrey. Famham Division).
Arthur Michael Samuel, el. son of the late Benjamin Samuel,
of Norwich ; b. Dec. 6th, 1872 ; ed. at King Edward VL (iram. Sch., Nor-
wich: m. 1912, Phoebe, da. of Alfred Chune Fletcher, of Charterhouse; con-
nected with the boot and shoe industry ; is a Gov. of King Edward VL Gram.
Sch., Norwich, a J. P. for Norwich, and a Member of Executive Council
Asso. of British Chambers of Commerce and of Technical Committee on Raw
Materials, Imperial Institute; was Lord Mayor of Norwich 1912-13, Assist,
to Director of Army Contracts, War Office 1914-15, Staff Assist., Ministry of
Munitions 1915-16, and a Member of>Training and Appointments Committees
for Ex-Officers, Ministry of Labour and Board of Education 1918-19. A Coali-
tion Unio7iist ; unsuccessfully contested Lancashire (S.-E.), Stretford Div.
Jan. and Dec. 1910 ; has sat for Famham Div. of Surrey since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— \Z, Montagu Square, W. Club — Carlton.
RIGHT HON. SIR HARRT S. SAMUEL (Lambetb, Norwood Division).
Harry Simon Samuel, F.C, son of the late Horatio Simon
Samuel, of 30, Gloucester Place, W., by his wife, Henrietta Montefiore ; b.
Aug. 3rd, 1853 ; ed. at Eastbourne Coll., and at St. John's Coll., Camb. (B.A.
1875) : m. 1878, Rose, da. of the late Edward Henry Beddington ; formerly
Capt. 1st Middlesex R.E. Vol. ; is a J. P. for co. London, Chm. of J. C. and
J. Field ( Limited), and Chm. (sometime Hon. Treasurer) National Union of
Conservative Asso. (Metropolitan Div.) ; Knt. 1903, P.C. 1916. A Con-
servative ; sat for Limehouse Div. of Tower Hamlets July 1895 to Jan. 1906 ;
■defeated there 1892 and 1906 ; has sat for Norwood Div. of Lambeth since
Jan. 15th, 1910.
Residetice — The Crossways, Sunningdale, Berks. Clubs — Carlton, Junior Carlton.
S. SAMUEL (Wandsworth, Putney Division).
Samuel Samuel, son of the late Marcus Samuel, of i8, Upper
Bedford Place, W. ; b. 1855 ; ed. privately ; is head of the firm of M.
Samuel and Co., bankers and general merchants, of 25-7, Bishopsgate, E.G.,
a Director of Lloyd's Bank (Limited), of Capital and Counties Bank (Limited),
of Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co. (Limited), of Standard Mutual Marine Insur-
ance Co., of United Kingdom Mutual Protection and Indemnity Asso., Director
and Manager of Shell Transport and Trading Co., and a Lieut, for City of
London. A Conservative ; unsuccessfully contested W. Div. of Leeds 1906
and Jan. 1910, and Sunderland Dec. 1910; sat for Wandsworth June 1913 to
Nov. 1918 ; elected for Putney Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— \, Berkeley House, Hay Hill, W. Clubs— C3x\ion, Portland, Royal
Automobile.
142
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
A. LYLE-SAMUEL (Bast Suffolk, Eye Division).
Alexander Lyle-Samuel, son of the late Rev. George Samuel,
of Christ Church, Aston, Birmingham, by his wife Mary; b. Aug. loth, 1883 ;
ed. at King Kdward's Sch., Birmingham : vi. ist, 1906, Eva Louisa Huggins,
who d. 1914; 2ndly. 1915, Julia Gertrude, widow of John S. Lyle, of Spring-
wood, Tenafly, U.S.A.; assumed by deed poll 1915 the additional surname
of Lyle upon his 2nd marriage. A Liberal ; has sat for Eye Div. of E. Suffolk
since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — Dower House, Sizewell-cum-Leiston ; Claridge's Hotel, Brook Street, W.
Clubs — Devonshire, Royal Automobile, American.
LIEUT. -COL. SIR ROBERT A. SANDERS, Bt. (SomerBetsUre, Bridgwater
Division).
Robert Arthur Sanders, ist
Baronet, el. son of the late Arthur Sanders,
of Fernhill, Isle of Wight ; b. June 20th,
1867 ; ed. at Harrow, and at Balliol Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1890, M.A. 1894) : ;;/. 1893,
Lucy, da. of W. H. Plalliday, of Glen-
thorne, Devon ; Bar. Inner Temple 1892;
sometime an Unionist Whip ; is a J. P. for
Devon, a J. P., a D.L., and a County
Alderman for Somerset, and Dep. Chm.
of Unionist Party Organisation ; formerly
Lieut. -Col. N. Devon Yeo. ; served with
Mediterranean Expeditionary Force 1915-
17 ; was Treasurer of H.M.'."5 Household
1918-19, and a Junior Lord of the Treasury
1919-21, since when he has been Under
Sec. of State for War; cr. a Baronet 1920.
A Consei-vative ; unsuccessfully contested
Bristol, E. Div., October 1900 ; has sat
for Bridgwater Div. of Somersetshire since
Jan. 20th, 1910, having been defeated there Jan. 1906.
Residences— -i, Eaton Square, S.W. ; Bayford Lodge, Wincanton. Clubs — Carlton,
Arthur's, Garrick, Constitutional.
MAJOR SIR PHILIP A. G. D. SASSOON, Bt. (Hythe).
Philip Albert Gustave David Sas-
SOON, C.M.G., 3rd Baronet, son of the late
Sir Edward Albert Sassoon, 2nd Bt. (M.P.
for Hythe), of 25, Park Lane, W., ShornclifFe
Lodge, Sandgate, Kent, Trent Park, New
Barnet, Herts, Sans Souci, Bombay, and
Garden Reach, Poona, by Aline Caroline,
who d. 1909, da. of Baron Gustave de Roths-
child ; b. Dec. 4th, 1888; ed. at Eton, and
at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; appointed Parliamentary
Private Sec. to Min. of Transport Nov. 1919,
and to Prime Min. Feb. 1920; is Capt. Yeo. ;
was a Private Sec. (unpaid) on Personal Staff
during European War, with rank of Major
(C.M.G., Belgian Order de la Couronne, and
Croix de Guerre) ; C.M.G. 1917. ACoalition
Conservative ; has sat for Hythe since June
iith, 1912.
Residences— 25 Park Lane, W. ; Port Lympne, Kent ; Trent Park, New Barnet,
Herts. C /tt/>j— Carlton, Hurhngham, Roehampton, Ranela?h, Royal Automobile.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. T43
A. MacCALLUM SCOTT (Glasgow, Brldgetou Diyision).
Alexander MacCallum Scott, son of the late John Scott, fruit-
grower, of Boathouse, Blantyre, and Millhill, Polmont. Stirlingshire ; /f.
June i6th, 1874; ed. at Polmont Public Sch., at Falkirk High Sch., and
at Glasgow Univ. (M.A. 1897) : m. 1910, Jessie Walker, el. da. of Dr. John
Hutchison, Ex-2^ector of Glasgow High Sch. ; Bar. Middle Temple 1908 ;
goes W. Circuit ; was a Member of l^ewisham Borough Council 1903-6, and
Private Sec. to Sec. of State for Scotland (Baron Pentland) 1909-10; ap-
pointed Parliamentary Private Sec. to Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill, M.P.,
when Min. of Munitions 1917, and when Sec. of State for War 1919 ; author
of "The Truth About Tibet," "Through Finland," "Winston Churchill
in Peace and War," " Barbary," etc., etc. A Coalition Liberal; elected for
Bridgeton Div. of Glasgow Dec. 8th, 1910.
Residence — no, Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, S.W.io. C/7<6j— National Liberal, Glasgow
Liberal.
LESLIE F. SCOTT (Liverpool, Exchange Division).
Leslie Frederic Scott, K.C, son of the late Sir John Scott,
K.C.M.G., D.C.L., who reorganised Judicial System of Egypt, by Leonora
Edgeworth, da. of Frederic Hill ; b. Oct. 29th, 1869 ; ed. at Rugby, and at
New Coll., Oxford: vi. 1898, Ethel, da. of Henry James, of Suffolk Hall,
Cheltenham ; Bar. Inner Temple, and Middle Temple 1894, and a K.C. 1909 ;
represented British Govt, at International Conference on Maritime Law at
Brussels 1909 and 1910; appointed a Member of Depart. Committees to enquire
into Employment for Disabled Soldiers and Sailors, and for Land Settlement
for Soldiers and Sailors after the War 1915, and a Member of Reconstruction
Committee 1917; is Chm. Agricultural Organisation So., and of Central Asso.
for Care of Mentally Defective ; joint author of " British Agriculture." A
Coalition Conservative ; has sat for Exchange Div. of Liverpool since
Dec. 5th, 1910, having been defeated there Jan. 1910.
Residence — 20, Egerton Terrace, S.W.3. C/«iJi'— Carlton, United University, Alpine.
MAJOR SIR SAMUEL E. SCOTT, Bt. (St. Marylebone).
Samuel Edward Scott, 6th Baronet, son of
the late Sir Edward Henry Scott, 5th Bt., of Lytchett
Minster, Dorset, by Emilie, da. of the late Col. Henry
Packe, of Twyford Hall, East Dereham, and now wife
of 1st Viscount Farquhar ; b. Oct. 25th, 1873; ed. at
Eton, and at Roy. Mil. Coll., Sandhurst : m. 1896, Lady
Sophie Beatrix Mary, da, of 5th Earl Cadogan ; for-
merly Lieut. Roy. Horse Guards ; is Hon. Lieut, in the
Army, a D.L. for Inverness-shire, Major Yeo., and
Major Household Cav. ; served in S. Africa 1900, with
Imperial Yeomanry, and during European War 19 15- 17
in Dardanelles and Egypt ; has Order of St. Maurice
and St. Lazarus of Italy ; was Assist. Private Sec. (unpaid) to Financial Sees,
to War Office (Lord Stanley, M.P., and Lieut.-Col. W. Bromley-Davenport,
D.S.O., M.P.) 1901-5 ; appointed Parliamentary and Personal Mil. Sec. to
Sec. of State for War in National Min. 191 7. A Coalition Conservative ; sat
for W. Div. of Marylebone Feb. 1898 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for St. Mary-
lebone Dec. 4th, 19 18.
Seats — ^Westbury Manor, near Brackley, Northants ; North Harris, Inverness-shire.
Town Residence — 78, Mount Street, W. Clubs — Turf, White's.
SIR WILLLA.M H. SEAGER (Cardiff, East Division).
William Henry Seager, son of the late William Seager, of
Cardiff; b. 1862; ed. at Cardiff Wesleyan High Sch.: m. 1890, Margaret,
da. of the late John Elliot, of Woodfield, Cardiff; is Managing Director of
Tempus Shipping Co. (Limited), and of W. H. Seager and Co. (Limited),
■ 44 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
of io8-iio, Bute Street, Cardiff, Gov. Director Seager's Shipping Supplies
(Limited), Chm. Ropner Shipbuilding and Repairing Co., Stockton (Limited),
and of Garforth Collieries (Limited), a Director of James Howell and Co.
(Limited), North of England Protecting and Indemnity Asso., Albion Ship-
ping Insurance Co. (Limited), and Southern Shipping Insurance Co., Director
of British Steamship Owners' Asso., a Member of Cardiff Chamber of Com-
merce, and of the Executive Council of Shipping Federation, Vice-Chm.
Cardiff Ship Store Merchants' Asso., and a D.L. for Glamorganshire ; has
been Chm. of Cardiff and Bristol Channel Shipowners' Asso., and of Cardiff
Institute for the Blind ; Knt. 1918. A Coalition Liberal; has sat for E. Div.
of Cardiff since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— l^ynMiood, Newport Road, Cardiff. C/wij— Reform, National Liberal,
Cardiff Exchange.
W. SEARS (Mayo Co., SoutH Divlslon).t
William Sears; b. 18 — ; a Journalist; imprisoned for two
and a half years for Sinn Fein views. A Sinn FUn Member ; elected for S.
Div. of Mayo Co. Dec. 4th, 1918, and for Mayo S. and Roscommon S. Cos.
in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — 74, Leinster Road, Rathmines, Dublin.
J. A. SEDDON (Stoke-on-Trent, Hanley Division).
James Andrew Seddon, C.H.^ son of Thomas Seddon, of 22,
Station Road, Prescot, Lancashire; b. May ych, 1868: w. 1891, Ellen
Brown, of Prescot ; sometime a commercial traveller and a grocer's assistant,
and a Member of Trades Union Parliamentary Committee ; is Chm. National
Democratic Party in House of Commons, and Past Pres. of Shop Assistants'
Union, and of St. Helens Labour Council ; was Pres. Trades Union Congress
1914-15 ; C.H. 1918. A Coalition National Democrat ; sat for Newton Div.
of Lancashire (S.W.) Jan. 1906 to Dec. 1910, when he was defeated ;
elected for Hanley Div. of Stoke-on-Trent Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— ^ctv\a^, 12, Woodberry Gardens, N. Finchley, N.12.
MAJ.-GEN. THE RIGHT HON. J. E. B. SEELY (DerbysMre, Ilkeston Division).
John Edward Bernard Seely, P.C, C.B.,
C.M.G., D.S.O., 4th son of Sir Charles Seely, 1st Bt.,
by Emily, who d. 1894, da. of William Evans, of Lon-
don ; b. May 31st, 1868; ed. at Harrow, and at Trin.
Coll., Camb. (B.A. 1890) : m. ist, 1895, Emily Flor-
ence, who d. 1913, da. of the Hon. Sir Henry George
Louis Crichton, of Netley Castle, Netley Abbey,
Hants; 2ndly, 1917, the Hon. Evelyn Izme, da. of ist
Viscount Elibanic, and widow of Capt. George Cros-
field Nicholson, R.F.C. ; Bar. Inner Temple 1897; is
Lord-Lieut, and a J. P. for Hants, a D.L. for South-
ampton, Hon. Maj.-Gen. in the Army, and Lieut. -Col.
and Hon. Col. (T.D.) Yeo. ; S. Africa 1900-1901 with
In Beo^iero "^^^ Batn. Imperial Yeo. (despatches, medal with five
clasps, D.S.O.), European War 1914-18 as Special Ser.
Officer and Comdg. Canadian Cav. Brig, (despatches, C.B., C.M.G., Croix
de Guerre, Chevalier Legion of Honour) ; appointed Under- Sec. of State for
the Colonies April 1908, Under-Sec. of State for War March 191 1, Sec. of
State for War and Pres. of Army Council June 1912 (resigned March 1914),
Warfare Member of Munitions Council 1918, Parliamentary Under-Sec. to
Ministry of Munitions and Dep. Min. of Munitions July 1918, and Under-Sec.
of State for Air, War Depart, and Air Ministry Jan. 1919 (resigned Nov. 1919) ;
D S.O. 1900, P.C. 1909, C.B. (Mil.) 1916, C.M.G. 1918. A Liberal; sat for
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
145
Isle of Wight May 1900 to Jan. 1906, and for Abercromby Div. of Liverpool
Jan. 1906 to Jan. 1910, when he was defeated ; has sat for Ilkeston Div. of
Derbyshire since March 7th, 1910.
Resiaences — 11, Smith Square, Westminster, S.W.i ; Brooke House, Isle of Wight.
Clubs — Reform, White's, Athenaeum, Brooks's, Marlborough.
J. SEXTON (St. Helens).
James Sexton, C.B.E. ; b. 1856 ; ed. at Low House Sch.,
St. Helen's : m. 1882 ; is a J. P. and Councillor for City of Liverpool, and
Gen. Sec. National Union of Dock Labourers ; elected a Member of Parlia-
mentary Committee 1900, and Pres. Trades Union Congress 1905; C.B.E.
1917. A. Labour Member ', unsuccessfully contested Ashton-under-Lyne July
1895, ^"d Liverpool, W. Toxteth Div. Jan. 1906 and Jan. 1910; has sat for
St. Helens since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Birks House, Gateacre, Liverpool.
P SHANAHAN (Dublin, Dublin Harbour Division).!
Philip Shanahan (a native of Tipperary) ; b. 18 — ; a grocer
and publican in Dublin ; for 30 years identified with Gaelic Athletic Asso. ;
took part in Irish Rising Easter 1916 (deported). A Sinn Fiin Member ;
elected for DubHn Harbour Div. of Dublin Dec. 14th, 1918, and for
Dublin, Mid Dublin Div. in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence— in, Foley Street, Dublin.
SHARMAN-CRAWFORD [see Crawford].
HON. ALEXANDER SHAW (Ayrshire and Buteshire, Kilmarnock Division).
Alexander Shaw, only son of Baron
Shaw of Dunfermline. P.C., K.C., a Lord
of Appeal in Ordinary, of Craigmyle, Aber-
deenshire, and 9, Bolton Gardens, S. W., by
Elsie Stephen, da. of George Forrest, of Lud-
quharn, Aberdeenshire ; b. Feb. 28th, 1883 ;
ed. at Trin. Coll., Oxford (B. A. 1907, M.A.
1914) ; Bar. Inner Temple 1908 : m. 1913,
the Hon. Margaret Cargill Mackay, el. da.
of 1st Baron Inchcape ; was Private Sec. to
Sec. of State, Home Depart. (Rt. Hon. Sir
John Simon, P.C, M.P.) 1915, and to
Pres. of Board of Trade 191 7- 18, and Chm.
of Special Arbitration Tribunals (Munition
Acts) 1917-18; European War 1915-16 as
Lieut. R.M.A. A Liberal ; unsuccessfully
contested Edinburghshire (Midlothian) 1912;
sat for Kilmarnock Dist. May 191 5 to Nov.
1918 ; re-elected for Kilmarnock Div. of
Ayrshire and Buteshire Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 24, Prince's Gate, S.W.7. Clubs —
Reform, National Liberal, Royal Automobile, Scottish Liberal, Glasgow Liberal.
T. SHAW (Preston).
Tom Shaw, C.B.E , son of Ellis Shaw, of Colne, by his wife
Sarah ; b. 1872 ; is Sec. International Congress of Textile Workers, and a
Junior Whip of Labour Party; was Director of National Ser., W. Midland
Region, during European War (C.B.E.) ; C.B.E. (Civil) 1919. A Labour
Member; has sat for Preston since Dec. 14th, 191 8.
Residence — Keighley Road, Colne, Lancashire.
10
146 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
CAPT. W. T. BHAW (Forfarahire).
William Thomas Shaw, son of the late William Shaw, of
Blacklunans, Glenshee, by Jane, da, of James Robertson, of Slochnacraig,
Glenshee, Perthshire ; b. Feb. 26th, 1879 ; ed. at Dundee High Sch. : m.
1908, Margaret Cassilis, da. of Dr. Charles Maclean, of Victoria, British
Columbia; is a Stockbroker, temporary Capt. R. A.S.C., and a Director
of Jasin Malacca Rubber Estates (Limited). A Coalition Member ; unsuccess-
fully contested Dumbartonshire (d/) Dec. 1910; has sat for Forfarshire since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — 17, LindAeld Gardens, Hampstead, N.W.3 ; Killiecrankie Cottage, Killie-
crankie, Scotland.
IIEUT.-COL. M. ARCHER-SHEE (Finsbury).
Martin Archer-Shee, C.M.G.,D.S.0., el. son of the late Martin
Archer-Shee, ometime Ch. Agent of Bank of England at Bristol ; b. May
5th, 1873 ; ed. at Oratory Sch., and at Roy. Mil. Coll., Sandhurst : in. 1905,
Frances, only da. of the late Alfred Pell, of New York ; was Midshipman
R.N. 1888-96; entered 19th Hussars 1893, ^"^ became Capt. and Brevet
Major 1902 (retired 1905) and Hon. Lieut.-Col. I917 ; is Lieut. -Col. in the
Army, and Major Reserve of Officers ; sometime a Member of Council of Roy.
Colonial Institute ; served in S. Africa 1899-1902, as Adj. of his Regt. during
defence of Ladysmith (dangerously wounded, despatches thrice, Queen's medal
with four clasps, King's medal with two clasps, Brevet Major, D.S.O.). and
during European War 1914-15 with Hussars, and Comdg. Batns. Gloucester-
shire, York and Lancaster RJegts., and King's Own Scottish Borderers (wounded,
despatches four times, C.M.G.); was Adj. and Quarter-Master at Sch. of Cav.
1904-5; D.S.O. 1900, C.M.G. 1919. An hidependent Conservative; sat for
Central Div. of Finsbury Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918; elected for Finsbury Dec.
14th, 1918.
Residence — Ashurst Lodge, Sunninghill, Berks. Clubs — Naval and Military,
Cavalry, Carlton.
A. SHORT (Wednesbury).
Alfred Short ; b. 1882 ; sometime Sec. Sheffield Trades Council,
and Chm. of Munitions Labour Advisory Committee, a Councillor of City of
Sheffield 1911-19; is one of the officials of the Boilermakers' So., and Sec.
National Union of Docks, Wharves and Shipping Staffs. A Labour Member ;
has sat for Wednesbury since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Address — House of Commons, Westminster, S.W.i.
RIGHT HON. E. SHORTT (Newcastle- on-Tyne, West Division).
Edward Shortt, F.C, K.C, second son of the late Rev.
Edward Shortt, R. of Woodhorn, Northumberland, by Josepha, da. of
the late Joseph Rushton, of Alderley Edge ; b. 1862 ; ed. at Durham Sch.
(King's Scholar) and Univ. (Lindsay Scholar, B.A. 1884) : m. 1890, Isabella
Stewart, da. of the late A. G. Scott, of Valparaiso ; Bar. Middle Temple
1890, and K.C. 1910 ; joined N.E. Circuit; sometime a Member of Gen.
Council of the Bar, a Member of Committee on Air Ser., and Chm. of
Committees on Trusts, Heavy Motor Traffic, and Post War Position of
Sulphuric Acid, and a Member of Defence of the Realm (Losses) Roy. Commn. ;
appointed Recorder of Sunderland July 1907, Ch. Sec. for Ireland May 1918,
and Sec. of State for Home Depart. Jan. 1919 ; P.C. (England and Ireland)
1918. A Coalition Liberal; sat for Newcastle-on-Tyne Jan. 1910 to Nov.
1918, having been defeated there Sept. 1908 ; elected for W. Div. thereof
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — St. James's Court, Buckingham Gate, S.W. Chambers — 3, Hare Court,
Temple, E.C. Clubs — Reform, Athenaeum, Northern Counties, Durham County.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
147
M. T. SIMM (Wallsend).
Matthew TurnbuU Simm, son of Frank Simm, miner, of Cram-
lington, Northumberland ; h. Jan. 4th, 1869 ; is Whip to National Demo-
cratic Party in House of Commons. A Coalition National Dtmocrat ; has
sat for Wallsend since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 29, Otterburn Avenue, Gosforth, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
C. H, SITCH (StafiFordshire, Kingswinford Division).
Charles Henry Sitch, son of Thomas Sitch, J. P., of Cradley
Heath, Staffordshire, by Eliza, youngest da. of William Young, of Newcastle-
on-Tyne ; b. May 4th, 1887 ; ed. at Ruskin Coll., Oxford : m. 1913, Mabel,
da. of Edward Jackson, of Goole, Yorkshire ; is Sec. Anchorsmiths', Shackle
and Ships Tackle Asso., Assist. Sec. to Chain Makers and Strikers, and Div.
Sec, National Federation of Women Workers. A Labour Member ; has sat
for Kingswinford Div. of Staffordshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — i, Whitehall Road, Cradley Heath.
MAJOR F. K. KERR-SMILE7 (Antrim CO.. Nortb Antrim Division).
Peter Kerr Kerr-Smiley, son of the
late Sir Hugh Houston Smiley, ist Bt., by
Elizabeth Anne, only child of the late Peter
Kerr, of Gallowhill, Paisley ; b. Feb. 22nd,
1879 ; ed. at Eton, and at Trin. Hall, Camb. :
7)1. 1905, Maud, da. of Ernest L. Simpson, of New
York; is Hon. Major Roy. Irish Rifles, and a
Member of Ulster Unionist Council ; formerly
Lieut. 2ist Lancers ; S. Africa 1901-2 (medal
with three clasps), European War 1914-18, in
France with 14th Batn. Roy. Irish Rifles ; as-
sumed the additional surname of Kerr 1905. A
Liberal Unionist ; unsuccessfully contested Down
CO., S. Down Div. Jan. 1906 ; has sat for N.
Antrim Div. of Antrim co. since Jan. 2ist, 1910.
Residence — -^1, Belgrave Square, S.W. Clubs —
Marlborough, Carlton, Cavalry.
SIR ALLAN M. SMITH (Croydon, South Division).
Allan MacGregor Smith, K.B.E. ; b. 18 — ; Chm. Management
.Committee, Engineering Employers' Federation; K.B.E. (Civil) 1918. A
Coalition Unionist ; has sat for S. Div. of Croydon since Nov. 14th, 1919.
Residence— q, Oakhill Avenue, N.W.3.
SIR HAROLD SMITH (Warrington).
Harold Smith, son of the late Frederick Smith, Bar.-at-Law,
of Birkenhead, by his wife, Elizabeth Taylor; b. April i8th, 1876; ed. at
Birkenhead Sch. : ni. 1914, Joan, da. of the late Rev. Henry Furneaux, of
Oxford; Bar. Gray's Inn 1911, and a Bencher 1920; sometime engaged in
the cotton industry in Liverpool ; subsequently partner in a firm of Surveyors
and Valuers at Birkenhead ; was a Member of Select Committee on Marconi
Agreement 191 2- 13, and Sec. to Official Press Bureau during European War
1914 ; is a J. P. for Northants ; has been Hon. Lieut. R.N.V.R. ; appointed
Counsel to Min. of Agriculture and Fisheries and to Office of Works 1921 ;
cr. Knt. 1921. A Conservative; unsuccessfully contested Huddersfield Jan.
1910; elected for Warrington Dec. 3rd, 1910.
Residence — 68, St. James' Court, Buckingham Gate, S.W. Chambers— ^, Elm Court,
Temple, E.G. Clubs — Carlton, Constitutional, Conservative (Liverpool).
148
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
SIR MALCOLM SMITH (Orkney and Shetland).
Malcolm Smith, K.B.E., son of Peter Halcrow Smith, of
Lerwick; b. Dec. ist, 1856: m. 1883, Jane Todd, da. of Thomas Dickson ;
a J. P. for Midlothian, and Master of Edinburgh Merchant Co. ; was Provost
of Leith 1908-17; has been a Member of Fishery Board for Scotland since
191 1 ; K.B.E. (Civil) 1920. A Coalition Liberal; unsuccessfully contested
lieith Dist. Feb. 1914 ; has sat for Orkney and Shetland since May 17th, 1921.
Residence — Clifton Lodge, Trinity, Leith. CluH — Scottish Liberal, British Empire.
W. R. SMITH (Northamptonshire, Wellingborough Division).
Walter Robert Smith, son of William Smith ; b. May 7th,
1872 ; an Organiser of National Union of Boot and Shoe Operatives, a Whip
of Labour Party in House of Commons, and Pres. of Rural Workers and
Agricultural Labourers. A Labour Member ; has sat for Wellingborough
Div. of Northamptonshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Belle Vue, Old Catton, Norwich.
SIR ALFRED W. SMITHERS (Kent, Chlslehurst Division).
Alfred Waldron Smithers, son
of the late William Henry Smithers, of
Bank of England ; b. 1850 : m. 1880,
Emma Roberta, da. of R. M. Theobald,
M.R.C.S. ; sometime Chm. Grand
Trunk Railway of Canada ; is Dep.
Chm. of S.-E. Railway, Director on
Managing Committee of S.-El and
Chatham Railway, a J. P., and Chm.
of English Asso. of American Share
and Bondholders ; Knt. 1919. An
Unionist ; has sat for Chislehurst
Div. of Kent since Dec. 14th,
1918.
Residence — Homefield, Knockholt, Seven-
oaks. C/?</'j— Devonshire, City of London.
G. A. SPENCER (Nottingham, Broxtowe Division).
George Alfred Spencer; b. 18 — ; sometime a Checkweigh-
man ; is Pres. Notts Miners' Asso. A Labour Member ; has sat for Broxtowe
Div. of Nottinghamshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 39, Lanley Grove, Sherwood, Nottingham.
SPENCER-CHURCHILL [see Churchill].
SPENDER-CLAY [see Clay].
B. C. SPOOR (Durham, Bishop Auckland Division).
Benjamin Charles Spoor, O.B.E. ; b. 1878; ed. at Barrington
Sch., Bishop Auckland ; is a builders' merchant, and Gen. Sec. of National
Peace Council; served in Mediterranean as a Commr., Young Men's Christian
Asso., during European War (O.B.E. 1918). A Labour Member ; has sat for
Bishop Auckland Div. of Durham since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— ^v^Q^ Auckland.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
149
COL. SIR ALEXANDER SPROT, Bt. (FifesUre, East Division).
Alexander Sprot, C.M.G., ist
Baronet, son of the late Alexander Sprot
(younger), of Garnkirk, Lanarkshire ; b.
April 24th, 1853 ; ed. at Harrow, and at
Trin. Coll., Camb. (B.A. 1874): vi. 1879,
Ethel Florence, da. of Surg. -Gen. E. C.
Thorp ; is Lieut.-Col. and Brevet Col. (re- .
tired), and a J. P. for cos. Fife and Lanark ;
Afghan War 1879-80 (medal), S. African War
1 899- 1 902 (despatches twice. Queen's medal
with six clasps. King's medal with two clasps),
European War 1914-17 (despatches twice,
C.M.G., 19 1 4 star, Croix de Guerre, two
medals); C.M.G. 1917, and a Baronet 1918.
An Unionist; unsuccessfully contested Montrose
1906, and E. Div. of Fife Jan. and Dec. 1910;
elected for Fife, E. Div. Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — Stravithie House,
C/k^j— Carlton, New (Edinburgh).
Fife-
_ _ _ Stravithie,
shire; Garnkirk, Lanarkshire.
A. STACK (Kerry Co., West DiylslonXH
Austin (Augustine) Stack; b. 1880; sometime a Solicitor's
Managing Clerk ; is Sec. for Home Affairs in Dail Eireann. A Sinn Fein
Member ; elected for W. Div. of Kerry Co. Dec. 4th, 1918, and for Kerry
and W. Limerick Cos. in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — Tralee, co. Kerry.
M. J. STAINES (Dublin, St. Michan's Division).
Michael J. Staines (a native of Mayo) ; b. 1885 ; is a Member
of Corporation of City of Dublin ; took part in Irish rising Easter 1916 as a
Comdt. Irish Vol. (deported, released 1916). A Sinn /-tUn Member; elected
for St. Michan's Div. of Dublin Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Dublin, N.-W.
Dublin Div. in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
^ Residence —^(>, Lower O'Connell Street, Dublin.
C. THOMAS-STANFORD (Brighton).
Charles Thomas-Stanford, son of David Collet Thomas, of
Hove, Sussex; b. April 3rd, 1858; ed. at Oxford Univ. (B.A. 1881, M.A.
1898) : m. 1897, Ellen, only da. and heiress of the late William Stanford,
of Preston Manor, Sussex, and widow of Vere Benet-Stanford, M.P. ; Bar.
Inner Temple 1882; is a J. P. for Brighton (Mayor 1910-11, 1911-12, and
19 1 2- 1 3) and Sussex; assumed by Royal Licence 1897 the additional sur-
name of Stanford. A Coalition Conservative ; has sat for Brighton since
June 29th, 1914.
Residence — Preston Manor, Brighton. C/z/i^f— Brooks's, Carlton.
LIEUT.-COL. THE HON. G. F. STANLEY (Preston).
George Frederick Stanley, CM. G., 6th son of 1 6th
Earl of Derby, by Constance, da. of 4th Earl of Clarendon ;
b. Oct. 14th, 1872 ; ed. at Wellington Coll., and at Roy. Mil.
Acad., Woolwich: m. 1903, Lady Beatrix Taylour, da. of 4th
Marquess of Headfort ; is Lieut.-Col. R.A. ; appointed Parlia-
mentary Private Sec. to Leader of the Opposition in House
of Commons (Rt. Hon. A. Bonar Law, M.P.) 191 1, an Op-
position Whip 1913, Private Sec. to sec. of State for War
(Earl of Derby) in National Min. 1916, Comptroller of H.M.
Household 1919, and Financial Sec. to the War Office 1921 ;
served in S. Africa 1899-1900, and during European War
150 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
1914-18 {C.M.G., Legion of Honour, Belgian Order of The Crown); C.M.G.
1916. A Conservative; has sat for Preston since Jan. 17th, 1910.
Residettce—Sihhcnoh Manor, Market Harboro'.
C. B. STANTON (Merthyr TydvU. Aberdare Division).
Charles Butt Stanton, C.B.E. ; b. 1873 '• "^- ^893, Alice Maud
Thomas ; formerly a Miners' Agent ; is Vice-Pres. of National Democratic
Party (founded by British Workers' National League), and a Gov. of Cardiff
and Aberystwith Univs. ; C.B.E. (Civil) 1920. An Jndependent Member;
unsuccessfully contested Glamorganshire, E. Div. Dec. 1910; sat for Merthyr
Tydvil Nov. 1915 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Aberdare Div. thereof Dec.
14th, 1918.
Residence — Tydraw House, Aberdare.
CAPT. J. R. STARKEY (NottlngliamBhlre, Newark Division).
John Ralph Star key, el. son of the late Lewis Randle Starkey,
J. P., D.L. (sometime M.P. for S. Div. of W. Riding of Yorkshire), of Nor-
wood Park, Nottinghamshire, by Constance, da. of the late Thomas Starkey,
of Spring Wood House, Huddersfield; b. March ist, 1859: m. 1888, Emily,
da. of Sir Charles Seely, ist Bt., of Sherwood Lodge, Arnold, Nottingham,
Brooke House, Isle of Wight, and 30, Prince's Gate, S.W. ; is a Landowner
and Farmer, and a J. P. and D.L. for Notts ; sometime Capt. S. Notts Yeo.
A Coalition Conservativje ; has sat for Newark Div. of Nottinghamshire since
Jan. 25rl), 1906.
Residence — Norwood Park, Southwell, Notts. Chib — Carlton.
MAJOR S. STRANG STEEL (Kent, Ashford Division).
Samuel Strang Steel, son of the late William Strang Steel,
J. P., D.L., of Philiphaugh, Selkirk ; b. Aug. ist, 1882 : m. 1910, Vere
Mabel, da. of Fiennes Stanley Wykeham Cornwallis, C.B.E., of Linton Park,
Maidstone ; is Major Lothians and Border Horse ; European War 1914-18 in
France and Salonika. A Coalition Unionist ; unsuccessfully contested Peebles-
shire and Selkirkshire Jan. and Dec. 1910 ; has sat for Ashford Div. of Kent
since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— ^-i, Lennox Gardens, S.W. ; Philiphaugh, Selkirk.
STEEL-MAITLAND (RAMSAT-STEEL-MAITLAND) [see Maitland).
LIEUT.-COL. H. K. STEPHENSON {Sheffield, Park Division).
Henry Kenyon Stephenson, D.S.O., el. surviving son of the
late Sir Henry Stephenson, of The Glen, Sheffield : b. 1865; Lieut. -Col. late
R.F.A. (T.F.); is Pro-Chancellor of Sheffield Univ. (LL.D.), a J. P. for
Sheffield and for W. Riding of Yorkshire, Chm. and Managing Director of
Stephenson, Blake and Co., type-founders, and Chm. Sheffield Gas Co. and
Thomas Turton and Sons (Limited) ; was Master Cutler of Sheffield 1919-20 ;
European War 1914-18, Comdg. an R.F.A. Brig, (despatches thrice, D.S.O.) ;
has been twice Lord Mayor of Sheffield ; D.S.O. 1918. A Coalition Liberal;
has sat for Park Div. of Sheffield since Dec. 14th, 191 8.
Residence— Hassop Hall, Hassop, Derbyshire.
M. STEVENS (Eccles).
Marshall Stevens, son of Sanders Stevens, of Plymouth ; b.
1852; ed. privately: m. 1873, Louisa B., da. of the late Philip Blamey,
of Scorrier, Cornwall ; is Chm. of Traffiird Park Estates (Limited), and of
Port of Manchester Warehouses (Limited), and a Director of Manchester
Chamber of Commerce. A Coalition Unionist; has sat for Eccles since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— S9, Northgate, Regent's Park, N.W. ; Dingle Bank, East Downs Road,
Bowdon, Cheshire. C/w<Jf— Caledonian, St. Stephen's, Constitutional, Brasenose (Man-
chester.)
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. I51
G. STEWART (Chesliire, Wlrral Division).
Gershom Stewart, son of Andrew Stewart, of Greenock, by
Margaret, da. of Robert Leitch ; b. Dec. 30th, 1857 ; ed. privately, and at
Sutton Coldfield Gram. Sch. : m. 1904, Henrietta Ellen, da. of the late Major
W. H. Gresson, 65th Regt. ; sometime Chm. of China Asso., Pres. of St.
Andrew's So., Hong Kong, and a M.L.C. of that Colony; is a J. P. for
Cheshire. A Coalition Conservative; has sat for Wirral Div. of Cheshire
since Jan. 21st, 1910.
Residence — Whiteholme, Hoylake, Cheshire. C/«i5j— Carlton, Conservative.
E. A. STRAUSS (Southwaxk, North Division).
Edward Anthony Strauss, son of Joseph Strauss, of Highbury
New Park, N. , by Rosa, da. of Anthony Nathusius ; b. Dec. 7th, 1862 ; ed.
at King's Coll., London; is a merchant, and a J. P. for cos. London and
Berks. A Liberal; sat for N., or Abingdon, Div. of Berkshire Jan. 1906 to
Jan. 1910, when he was defeated ; sat for W. Div. of Southwark Dec. i9ioto
Nov. 1918; elected for N. Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences^^g, Grosvenor Square, W. ; Kingston House, Abingdon, Berks. Clubs —
Bath, Reform. Royal Automobile, National Liberal.
J. L. STURROCK (Montrose).
John Leng Sturrock, son of James Sturrock, of Dundee, by
the el. da. of the late Sir John Leng, M.P. ; b. 1878; ed at High Sch.,
and Univ. Coll., Dundee ; is a Publisher, a J. P. for Dundee, and Sec. to
Coalition Liberals in House of Commons ; appointed Private Sec. (unpaid) to
Sec. of State for Home Depart. 1919. A Coalition Liberal ; has sat for Mont-
rose since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Newport, Fife. Clubs — National Liberal, Eastern (Dundee).
REAR- ADM. M. F. SUETER (Hertfordshire, Hertford Division).
Murray Fraser Sueter, C.B., son of Fleet-Paymaster J. T.
Sueter, R.N. ; b. Oct. 7th, 1872: ni. 1903, Elinor Mary de Winton, only
child of the late Lieut.-Gen. the Hon. Sir Andrew Clarke, G.C.M.G., C.B.,
CLE., R.E. ; entered R.N. 1886, became Lieut. 1894, Com. 1903, Capt.
1909, Commodore (ist class) 1915, and Rear-Adm. (retired) 1920; was
Assist, to Director of Naval Ordnance at the Admiralty 1903-5, Inspecting
Capt. of Airships 1910-12, Director of Air Depart, at the Admiralty 1912-15,
Sup. of Aircraft Construction 1915-17, and a Member of Advisory Committee
on Aeronautics 1909-17, and of Joint War Air Committee 1916; is a Com.
of Order of Saviour of Greece, and of Legion of Honour ; has 3rd class of
Orders of Rising Sun of Japan and Vladimir of Russia ; is a Director of
Sunday Publications (Limited); author of " Evolution of Submarine Boats,
Mines, and Torpedoes"; C.B. (Civil) 1914. An Independent Member; has
sat for Hertfordshire, Hertford Div., since June i6th, 1921.
Residence — The Howe, Howe Hill, Watlington, Oxon.
W. H. SUGDEN (Lancashire, Royton Division).
Wilfrid Hart Sugden, son of the late William Arthur Sugden ;
b, 18— ; ed. at Waterloo Sch., Lancashire, and at London Univ. ; is a steel
and constructional engineer, Lieut. R.E., a Gov. of Waterloo Sch. and of
Oldham Municipal Technical Sch., a Member of Oldham Electricity, Educa-
tion and Higher Education Committees, and a Town Councillor for Oldham ;
appointed Parliamentary Private Sec. to Sec. of State for Ireland May 1921.
A Coalition Unionist ; has sat for Royton Div. of Lancashire since Dec. 14th,
1918.
Residence — Oldham. Clubs — Carlton, Junior Constitutional.
152
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT
BRIO.OEN. H. C. SURTEE8 (Gateshead).
t£S^2^
Herbert Conyers Surtees, C.B.,
C.M.G., D.S.O., M. V.O., son of the late Col.
Charles Freville Surtees, of Mainsforth Hall,
Ferryhill ; b. Jan. 13th, 1858 ; ed. at Harrow,
and at Roy. Mil. Coll.,. Sandhurst : ;«. 1887,
Madeleine Augusta (has Order of Chefakat of
Turkey), da. of E. Crabbe ; entered 49th Re^.
1876, became Capt. Coldstream Guards 1887,
Major 1895, Lieut. -Col. 19CX), Brevet Col. 1904,
Col. 1908 (retired 1912), and Hon. Brig.-Gen.
1917 ; served with Nile Expedition 1884-5, in
command of Turkish Mounted Inf., and present
at battle of Ginnis in command of 3rd Egyptian
Camel Corps (medal with clasp, bronze star,
4th class Medjidie, 2nd class Osnianieh), with
Soudan Expedition 1885-6, in S. Africa 1899-
1900, in command of his Regt., present at actions of Belmont, Modder River,
Magersfontein, Driefontein, Diamond Hill, and Belfast, and operations in
Transvaal (despatches, Queen's medal with six clasps, D.S.O.), and during
European War 1914-18, Comdg. an Inf. Brig, (despatches twice, C.M.G.,
1 914- 1 5 Star, two medals) ; was D.A.A.G., S. Dist. 1897-9; appointed an
Inspector of Inf. 1916 ; is a J.P. and D.L. for co. Durham, Lord of the Manor
of Mainsforth, a F.S.A., and a F.R.G.S. ; was Mil. Attache at Constantinople
and Athens 1905-9; is Hon. Col. 4th Batn. Durham L.I. ; has Grand Cross
of Order of the Saviour of Greece ; D.S.O. 1900, M.V.O. (4th class) 1906,
C.B. (Mil.) 1906, C.M.G. 1919. A Coalition Unionist; has sat for Gateshead
since Dec. 14th, 1918, having been defeated therefor Dec. 1910.
Residence — Mainsforth Hall, Ferryhill. Clubs — Carlton, Constitutional, 1900.
SIR WILLIAM SUTHERLAND (ArgyUsliire).
William Sutherland, K.C.B., son of the late Alan Sutherland,
of Glasgow; b. March 4th, 1880 ; ed. at Gla^ow Univ.: m. 1921, Anne
Christine, C.B.E., da. of — Fountain ; is a Merchant ; was Sec.
Cabinet Committee on Supply of Munitions of War 1915, and Private
Sec. to Rt. Hon. D. Lloyd George, P.C, M.P., when Min. of Munitions
1915-16, when Sec. of State for War 1916, and when Prime Min. 1916-19 ;
appointed Parliamentary Sec. to the Prime Min. 191 9, and a Junior Lord of
the Treasury and Coalition Liberal Whip for Scotland 1920; author of "The
Call of the Land," etc., etc. ; cr. K.C.B. (Civil) 1919. A Liberal Coalitionist ;
has sat for Argyllshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences — Westminster Palace Gardens, S.W. ; Btrthwaite Hall, Bamsley.
J. E. SWAN (Durham, Barnard Castle Division).
John Edmund Swan ; b. 1877 ; is a miner and a checkweigh-
man. A Labour Member', has sat for Barnard Castle Div. of Durham since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Dipton, co. Durham.
J. SWEENEY (Donegal Co., West Division).:
Joseph Sweeney ; b. 1897. A Sinn Fein Member; elected for
W. Div. of Donegal Co. Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Donegal Co. in Parliament
of S. Ireland May 1921.
Residence — Burtonport.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
153
LIEUT.-COL. SIR ALAN J. SYEES, Bt. (Chesbire, Knutsford Dlvisloii).
Alan John Sykes, ist Baronet,
second son of the late Thomas Hardcastle
Sykes, J. P., D.L., of Cringle House,
Cheshire, by Mary, da. of John Piatt, some-
time M.P. for Oldham ; b. April llth, 1868;
ed. at Rugby, and at Oriel Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1889, M.A. 1897) ; sometime a part-
ner in the firm of Sykes and Co., bleachers,
of Edgeley ; is Chm. of Bleachers' Asso.
(Limited), and Colwyn Bay and Pwlly-
crochan Estate Co. (Limited), Chm. Stock-
port Infirmary and of Govs, of Stockport
Gram. Sch., Pres. Blind Institute, Stock-
port, a Director of Alliance Mortgage Co.
(Limited), Chm. Cheshire Div. National
Unionist Asso., and a J P. and D.L. for
Cheshire ; was Lieut. -Col. Comdg. 6th Batn.
Cheshire Regt. (formerly Major 3rd Vol.
Batn.) 1911-14; elected Mayor of Stock-
port 1910 ; f r. a Baronet 1917. A Coalition
Conservative ; has sat for Knutsford Div. of
Cheshire since Jan. 21st, 1910.
Residences — 2, Down Street, W. ; South View,
Cheadle, Cheshire. Clubs — Carlton, Junior Athe-
naeum, Royal Automobile, Union, Constitutional (Manchester).
SIR CHARLES SYKES, Bt. (Huddersfield).
Charles Sykes, K.B.E., ist Baronety
son of the late Benjamin Sykes ; b. 1867 ; ed.
at National Sch., Kirkheaton : m. 1892, the
youngest da. of the late Benjamin Newsome ;
a Woollen Manufacturer, and Chm. of Sir
Charles Sykes and Sons (Limited), Scotch
twreed manufacturers, of Netherdale, Gala-
shiels, and a J. P. for Huddersfield ; was
Director of Wool Textile Production, Chm.
of Board of Control Worsted Woollen Trades
during European War; cnK.B.E. (Civil) 1918,
and a Baronet 1921. A Coalition Liberal %
has sat for Huddersfield since Dec. 14th,
1918.
Resilience — Kingsknowes, Galashiels. Clubs —
National Liberal, Royal Automobile, Liberal (Hud-
dersfield).
J. TAYLOR (Dumbarton).
John Taylor, O.B.E., son of Robert Taylor, by his wife Janet;
b. Dec. 23rd, 1857: m. 1891, Agnes Gordon, da. of W. Wood; sometime
a Painter and Decorator ; 25 years a Member of Clydebank Town Council
(14 years Provost) : O.B.E. (Civil) 1918. A Coalition Liberal; has sat for
Dumbarton since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence^Cx3\g(orth, Baskerville Road, Wandsworth Common, S.W.
G. TERRELL (Wiltshire, CMppenliain Division).
George Terrell, younger son of the late Thomas Hull Terrell,
formerly a County Court Judge ; b. April 23rd, 1862 ; ed. privately : w.
«54
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
iqoy, Grace, da. of J. J. Hawkins, formerly of Cupola House, Burnham, and
widow of Mansel Carne, of St. Donats Castle, Glamorganshire ; sometime
in Mercantile Marine ; is a Director of Tyer and Co. (Limited), and a Member
of Council of Yacht Racing Asso. A Conservative; sat for N.W., or
Chippenham, Div. of Wiltshire Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for
Chippenham Div. of Wilts Dec. 14th, 1918.
/lesidtnces—4S, Wilton Crescent, S.W. ; Avon House, Chippenham, Wilts. Ciuis —
Carlton, Royal Thames Yacht.
CAPT. R. TERRELL (Oxfordshire, Henley Division).
Reginald Terrell, younger son of George Terrell, M.P. for
Wilts, Chippenham Div.; b. 1889; ed. at Harrow; is Capt. Grenadier
Guards ; served during European War 1914-18 (wounded). A Coalition
Unionist; has sat for Henley Div. of Oxfordshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Address — House of Commons, Westminster, S.W.i.
RIGHT HON. JAMES H. THOMAS (Derby).
James Henry Thomas, F.C; b. 1874 ; Hon. LL.D. Cambridge
1920 : tn. 1897, Agnes Hill, of Newport, Monmouthshire ; has been Engine
Driver on Great Western Railway, a Town Councillor of Swindon (Chm.
of its Finance and other Committees), and Organizing Sec. of Amalgamated
So. of Railway Servants (Pres. 1910); is a J. P. for Kent, Gen. Sec. of
National Union of Railwaymen, Chm. Parliamentary Committee of Trades
Union Congress, Pres. International Federation of Trade Unions, and a Vice-
Chm. of Labour Party in House of Commons ; Pres. Trade Union Congress
1920 ; P.C. 1917. A Labour Member; has sat for Derby since Jan. 15th,
1910.
Residence — 125, Thurlow Park Road, Dulwich, S.E. Address — Unity House, Euston
Road, N.W.
BRIG.-GEN. SIR OWEN THOMAS (Anglesey County).
Owen Thomas, son of Owen Thomas, of Henblas, Anglesey;
6. Dec. i8th, 1858: m. 1887, Frederica, da. of Frederick Pershouse ; served
in S. Africa 1899-1902, Comdg. Prince of Wales' Light Horse; raised a Brig.
1914, and commanded N. Wales Brig. 1914-16 ; is an Agriculturist Expert,
an Hon. Brig.-Gen., a J. P. and D.L. for Anglesey (Sheriff 1895) ; Knt.
1917. K'o. Independent Member; has sat for Anglesey Co. since Dec. 14th,
1918.
Residence — Penbryn, Harpsden, Henley-on-Thames. Chambers — Carlton House,
Regent Street, W.i.
SIR ROBERT J. THOMAS, Bt. (Denbighshire, Wrexham Division).
Robert John Thomas, ist Baronet ;
b. 1873 : »/. 1905, Marie Rose, da. of Arthur
Burrows, of Shanghai ; is a Ship and Insur-
ance Broker and Underwriter at Lloyd's ; was
High Sheriff of Anglesey 1912 ; 15 years
Treasurer Anglesey Eisteddfod Asso. ; founded
Welsh Heroes Memorial Fund (giving ;^20,ooo
and collecting ;^8o,ooo at own expense) ;
gave ;^io,cxx) to found Scholarships for sons
and daughters of men of Mercantile Marine
who lost their lives during the war ; has built
and equipped Convalescent Home for Dis-
charged and Disabled Soldiers and Sailors at
Holyhead ; cr. Baronet 1918. A Coalition
Liberal; has sat for Wrexham Div. of Den-
bighshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
.S"<»a/j— Garreglwyd, Holyhead ; Newlands, Wim-
bledon.
THOMAS-STANFORD [see Stanford].
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 1 55
LIEUT.-COL.^E. C. METSEY-THOMPSON (Birmingham, Handsworth Division).
Ernest Claude Meysey-Thompson, sixth son
of Sir Harry Stephen Meysey-Thompson, ist Bt., of Kirby
Hall, York, by Elizabeth, da. ofSir John Croft, istBt. j*^.
Feb. 1 8th, 1859 ; ed. at Eton, and at Trin. Coll., Camb. :
ni. 1894, Alice Jane Blanche, da. of the late Col. John
Joicey, M.P., of Newton Hall, Northumberland; for-
merly Major Yorkshire Hussars; is Lieut. -Col. R.F.A.,
and a J. P. for N. and W. Ridings of Yorkshire; Euro-
pean War 1914-16 Comdg. a Brig. R.F.A.; raised 5
Brigs. R.F.A. and 6 Batteries R.G.A. A Liberal
Unionist; unsuccessfully contested Yorkshire, E. Riding,
Buckrose Div. Oct. 1900; sat for Handsworth Div. of
Staffordshire Jan. 1906 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Hands-
Je veux de bonne guerre, worth Div. of Birmingham Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — SpellowHill, Knaresborough. Clubs — Yorkshire, Carlton.
F. C. THOMSON (Aberdeen, South Division).
Frederick Charles Thomson, third son of James Wishart
Thomson, shipowner, of Glen Park, Balerno, Midlothian, by his wife, Barbara
Gray Cunningham ; b. May 27th, 1875 ; ^^ ^^ Edinburgh Acad., at Univ.
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1898), and at Edinburgh Univ. (LL.B. 1901) ; Bar. Scot-
land 1901 and Inner Temple 1904 : m. 1904, Constance Margaret, da. of
Hamilton A. Hotson ; European War 1914-18 in Egypt as Lieut. Scottish
Horse, and in Salonika with Lovat Scouts (wounded) ; has been Parlia-
mentary Private Sec. (unpaid) to Rt. Hon. Sir R. S. Home, G.B.E., M.P.
{Min. of Labour, Pres. of Board of Trade, and Chancellor of Exchequer)
since 1919. A Coalition Unionist; has sat for S. Div. of Aberdeen since Dec.
14th, 1918.
Residence — 8, Egerton Place, S.W.3. Clubs — Caledonian, Carlton, University (Edin-
burgh), Royal Northern (Aberdeen).
(W.) T. THOMSON (Middlesbrough, West Division).
(Walter) Trevelyan Thomson, son of Thomas James Thomson,
of Stockton, by Mary Jane, da. of Samuel Barratt, of Gainsboro' ; b. April 30th,
1875; ed. at Ackworth Sch., Bootham, York: m. 1907, Hilda Mary, da. of
the late Rev. John George Tolley, of London ; is an iron and steel merchant,
and a Town Councillor of Middlesbrough ; European War 1917-19 as Sergeant
in R.E. An Independent Liberal; has sat for W. Div. of Middlesbrough
since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— Thi Corner, Old Battersby, Great Ayton, Yorkshire. Clubs — National
Liberal, Cleveland.
SIR WILLIAM MITCHELL-THOMSON, Bt. (Glasgow, Maryhill Division).
William Mitchell-Thomson, K.B.E., 2nd
Baronet, only son of Sir Mitchell Mitchell-Thomson,
1st Bt., Polmood, Peeblesshire, by Eliza Flowerdew,
who d. 1877, da. of the late William Lowson, of
Balthayock, Perthshire; b. April 15th, 1877; ed. at
Winchester, and at BalHol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1900)
and Edinburgh (LL.B. 1902) Univs. : w. 1909,
Madeleine, da. of the late Sir Malcolm Donald
McEacharn, of Galloway House, Garlieston, N.B.,
and Goathland, Melbourne ; Advocate, Scotland 1903;
Lieut. R.N.V. R. 1914-18; is a Member of Roy. Co.
of Archers (H.M.'s Body Guard for Scotland) ;
appointed Director of Restriction of Enemy Supplies
1916, Parliamentary Sec. to Min. of Food 1920, and Parliamentary Sec. to
Board of Trade April 1921 ; was British Representative, Supreme Economic
156 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
Council, Paris 1919 ; has Legion of Honour and Order of Crown of Italy ;
C. B.E. and K.B.E. 1918. A Coalition Unionist ; sat for N.-W. Div. of Lanark-
shire Jan. 1906 to Jan. 1910 (when he was defeated), and for N. Down Div.
of Down Co. April 1910 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Maryhill Div. of Glasgow
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — i, Wilbraham Place, S.W.i. C/«^j— Carlton, Junior Carlton.
O. R. THORNE (Wolverhampton, East Division).
George Rennie Thorne, son of the late George Thome ;
b. Oct. I2th, 1853; ed. at Tettenhall Coll., Wolverhampton: ni. 1881, Susan
Mary, da. of Thomas Jones, J.P., of Newtown, Montgomeryshire ; admitted
Solicitor 1876; is head of the legal firm of G. R. Thorne, Sons and Co., of
Wolverhampton, and an Independent Liberal Whip in House of Commons :
sometime an Alderman of Wolverhampton (Mayor 1902-3). A Liberal %
unsuccessfully contested Wolverhampton, W. Div. July 1895, ^"^l Wolver-
hampton, S. Div. Feb. 1898 ; has sat for E. Div. of Wolverhampton since
May 5th, 1908.
Residence — Coalway Road, Wolverhampton. C/»^— National Liberal.
W. J. THORNE (West Ham, Plaistow Division).
William James Thorne, son of Thomas Thorne, a brickfield
worker ; b. Oct. 8th, 1857 ; has been a Member of the Trade Union Congress
Parliamentary Committee since 1894 (Pres. 1912) ; is Gen. Sec. of the
National Union of Gen. Workers (which he established 1889) ; has been
a Member of West Ham Town Council since 1890 (Dep. Mayor 1899-1900,
Mayor 1917-18). A Labour Member; sat for S. Div. of W. Ham Jan. 1906
to Nov. 1918, having been defeated there Oct. 1900 ; elected for Plaistow Div.
thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— \, Lawrence Road, Upton Park, E.
CAFT. J. H. THORPE (Manchester, Rusholme Division).
John Henry Thorpe, O.B.E., el. son of the Rev. Canon John
Henry Thorpe, B.D., V. of St. George's, Stockport, and Rural Dean ; b.
1887 ; ed. at Leatherhead, and at Trin. Coll., Oxford ; Capt. 7th Batn. Man-
chester Regt. ; Bar. Inner Temple 191 1 ; goes N. Circuit ; European War
1914-18 (despatches, O.B.E.); O.B.E. (Mil.) 1919. A Coalition Unionist;
has sat for Rusholme Div. of Manchester since Oct. 7th, 1919.
Chambers — 6, Crown Office Row, Temple, E.G. Club — Carlton.
T. G. TICKLER (Grimsby).
Thomas George Tickler, son of George Tickler, of Withern,
Lincolnshire; b. Sept. 30th, 1852: in. 1878, Louise, da. of Wallis Thomas
Wells, of Withern Hall, Lincolnshire ; is Managing Director of T. G. Tickler
(Limited), fruit growers and preservers, of Great Grimsby and Southall, Chm.
and Managing Director of Heathcote Pottery Co. (Limited) of Swadlincote,
and a J. P. for Grimsby ; 15 years a Member of Grimsby Town Council (Mayor
1907). A Conservative; sat for Great Grimsby May 1914 to Nov. 1918 ;
elected for Grimsby Dec. 1918.
Residence — Shirley Lodge, Langley, I'ucks. Clubs — St. Stephen's, Royal Automobile.
B. TILLETT (Saltord, Northern Division).
Benjamin Tillett; b. i860 ; at eight years of age worked in a
brickfield ; sometime in R.N. ; one of the Pioneer Organisers of Gen.
Federation of Trade Unions, National Transport Workers' Federation, and
International Transport Workers' Federation ; is Founder and Sec. of Dock,
Wharf, Riverside, and Gen. Workers' Union of Great Britain and Ireland,
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 157
and a Member of Roy. Commn. on Sugar Supply. A Labour Member ; un-
successfully contested W. Div. of Bradford July 1892 and July 1895, Eccles, or
S.-E., Div. of Lancashire Jan. 1906, and Swansea Town Div. of Swansea Jan.
1910; has sat for Salford, N. Div. since Nov. 2nd, 1917.
Address — Effingham House, Arundel Street, Strand, W.C.2.
R. TOOTILL (Bolton).
Robert Tootill, C.B.E., son of James Tootill ; b. Oct. 22nd,
1850 ; was a Town Councillor of Bolton 1887-1914, and Sec. Bolton Trades
Council 1894- 1920 ; sometime a Member of National War Aims Committee,
Central Tribunal, and Parliamentary Pensions Bureau ; is Gen. Sec. Machine
and Gen. Labourers' Union ; C.B.E. 1918. A Labour Member ; sat for
Bolton-le-Moors Sept. 1914 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Bolton Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residence —
M. G. TOWNLEY (Bedfordshire, Mid Division).
Maximilian Gowran Townley, son of Charles Watson Townley,
of Fulbourn Manor, Cambridge, by Georgina, da. of Maximilian Dalison, of
Hamptons, Kent ; b. June 22nd, 1864; ed. at Eton, and at Trin. Coll., Camb.
(M.A. 1888) : m. 1902, the Hon. Ellen Sydney St. John, da. of 15th Baron
St. John of Bletso ; sometime temporary Major, attached Gen. Head Quarters ;
is a J. P. for Bedfordshire, and Chm. Norfolk Estuary Co. A Coalition
Unionist; has sat for Mid Div. of Bedfordshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Melchbourne, Sharnbrook, Bedfordshire. Club — Carlton.
MA J. -GEN. SIR CHARLES V. F. TOWNSHEND (ShropsMre, The Wrekin
Division).
Charles Vere Ferrars Townshend, K.C.B.,
D.S.O., son of the late Charles Thornton Townshend
by Louise, who d. 1878, da. of the late John Graham,
of Melbourne; b. Feb. 21st, 1861 : th. 1898, Alice,
da. of Comte Louis Cahen d'Anvers, of Chateau
de Champs, Seine et Marne, France, and 2, Rue de
Bassano, Paris; entered R.M.L.L 1881 and I.S.C.
1886, became Capt. 1892, Brevet Major 1895, Brevet
Lieut.-Col. 1896, Brevet Col. 1904, Col. 1907, and
Hcec generijncrementa •^^:^.Q^^^ igij. transferred to Roy. Fusiliers (City of
"' London Regt.) 1900, and to the King's (Shropshire L.L)
1906; served in Sudan Expedition 1884-5, present (1884) at operations at
Suakim (despatches), and with Guards' Camel Corps in Nile Expedition
at actions of Abu Klea and El Gubat and reconnaissance on Metemneh
(medal with two clasps, bronze star), with Hunza-Nagar Expedition 1891-2,
present at taking of Nilt (despatches, medal with clasp), during operations in
Chitral 1895 commanded garrison of Chitral Fort during the siege (thanked by
Govt, of India, despatches, medal with clasp. Brevet Major, C.B.), with Don-
gola Expedition 1896, in command of I2th Soudanese, present at action of
Ferket and occupation of Dongola (despatches, medal with two clasps, Brevet
Lieut.-Col.), at battle of Atbara 1898 (despatches specially, clasp), with Nile
Expedition 1898, present at battle of Khartum (despatches, D.S.O.), in S.
Africa 1900 as A.A.G. Head Quarters Staff, and Assist. Mil. Gov., Orange
Free State, and in Mesopotamia 1914-16, Comdg. at battles of Ctesiphon and
Kut, and during siege of Kut-al-Amara (despatches, prisoner, K.C. B.) ; acted
as Mil. Attache in Paris 1905 ; appointed an A.A.G. in India 1907, and com-
manded Orange Free State Dist. 1909-11; appointed Gen. Officer Comdg.
Home Counties Div. Territorial Force April 1912, E. Anglian Div. Sept.
1912, and to command troops at Jhansi 1913 ; is h.-p. to the Marquessate of
158 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
Townshend; C.B. (Mil.) 1895, D.S.O. 1898, K.C.B, (Mil.) 1916. An Inde-
pendent Unionist ; has sat for Shropshire, The Wrekin Div. since Nov. 20th,
1920.
Residence— VcTc Lodge. South Raynham, Norfolk. C/«/'j— Naval and Military,
Bachelors', Brooks's, White s, 1900.
MAJOR O. C. TRYON (Brighton).
George Clement Tryon, son of the late Vice-Adm. Sir George
Tryon, K.C.B., by the Hon. Clementina Charlotte Heathcote, da. of ist
Baron Aveland, and sister of ist Earl of Ancaster ; b. May 15th, 1871 ; ed.,
at Eton, and at Roy. Mil. Coll., Sandhurst: m. 1905, the Hon. Averil Vivian,
da. of 1st Baron Swansea; is Capt. and Brevet Major Grenadier Guards;
served in S. Africa 1899-1900 (medal with two clasps) ; was Comdt., London
Dist. Sch. of Instruction 1914-18; appointed Under Sec. of State for Air
Dec. 1919, and Parliamentary Sec to Min. of Pensions April 1920 ; author of
"Tariff Reform." A Coalition Conservative ; has sat for Brighton since Jan.
l8th, 1910, having been defeated there Jan. 1906.
Residences— ig, Eaton Square, ^.W. ; The Manor House, Great Durnford, Salisbury.
Club — Guards'.
E. R. TURTON (YorksMre, North Riding, Thirsk and Malton Division).
Edmund Russborough Turton, son of the late Major Edmund
Henry Turton, formerly 3rd Dragoon Guards, of Upsall Castle, Yorkshire,
by Lady Cecilia Mary Leeson, who d. 1893, da. and heiress of 4th Earl of
Milltown ; b. Nov. ist, 1857 : m. 1888, Clementina Sarah, da. of the late Rt.
Hon. Sir Spencer Cecil Brabazon Ponsonby-Fane, P.C., G.C.B.. LS O., of
Brympton, Yeovil; Bar. Inner Temple 1882; is a Director of N. -Eastern
Railway Co., of London Joint Stock Bank, and of Yorkshire Insurance Co.,
a J. P. and D.L. for N. Riding of Yorkshire, and Chm. of Quarter Sessions.
A Conservative ; unsuccessfully contested Yorkshire, N. Riding, Thirsk and
Malton Div. 1885, and Yorkshire, N. Riding, Richmond Div. 1886, 1892,
and 1895 ; has sat for Thirsk and Malton Div. of N. Riding of Yorkshire since
Feb. I2th, 1915.
Residences— IJ^sM Castle, Thirsk ; Russborough, Blessington, co. Wicklow. Clubs—
Carlton, Brooks's, Kildare Street, Yorkshire.
D. VICKERS (Sheffield, Hallam Division).
Douglas ViCKERS, son of the late Col. Thomas Edward Vickers,
C.B., by Frances, da. of John Douglas; h. July 24th, 1861 ; ed. at Marl-
borough : m. 1893, the Hon. Katharine Adelaide Chetwynd, sister of 8th
Viscount Chetwynd ; is a J. P. for Derbyshire, Chm. of Vickers (Limited),
and a Director- of Midland Railway. An Unionist; unsuccessfully contested
Brightside Div. of Sheffield Jan. and Dec. 1910; has sat for Hallam Div. of
Sheffield since Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residences— Chzp^X House, Charles Street, Berkeley Squate, W. ; Temple Dinsley,
Hitchin ; Tulloch Castle, Dingwall. C/7/*j— Carlton, Wellington, Prince's.
R. WADDINGTON (Rossendale).
Robert Waddington, son of William Waddington, of Rawten-
stall; b. Dec. 13th, 1868 ; ed. at St. Mary's National Sch., Rawtenstall : m.
1896, Pollie, da. of the late James Rothwell Baxenden; is a cotton spinner
and manufacturer, and Joint Managing Director of James Rothwell (Limited),
of Rawtenstall and Haslingden. A Conservative ; has sat for Rossendale since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
^«i</f««— Springfield, Haslingden. C/«i— Constitutional.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
159
C. L. FORESTIER WALKER (MonmouthsMre, Monmouth Divlsioii).
Charles Leolin Forestier-
Walker, son of Sir George Ferdinand
Radzivill Forestier-Walker, 2nd Bt., of
Castledon, Cardiff, by the Hon. Fanny
Henrietta Morgan, who d. 1887, da. of
1st Lord Tredegar; b. May 6th, 1866:
?n. 1894, Alice, da. of John Blandy-
Jenkins, of Llanharan, Glamorganshire,
and Kingston Bagpuze, Berks; is a J. P.
and County Councillor for Monmouth-
shire, a Forestry Commr. (unpaid) for
Wales, a Member of Welsh Church
Commn., a Director of Alexandra Docks
and Railway Co. (Limited), and other
COS., a Knight of Grace of the Order of St.
John of Jerusalem in England, and Hon.
Director St. John Ambulance for Wales ;
appointed a Commr. (unpaid) of Board
of Control 1921. An Unionist ; unsuccess-
fully contested Monmouthshire, S. Div.
Jan. and Dec. 1910 ; has sat for Monmouth Div. of Monmouthshire since
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Park House, Rhiwderin, Monmouthshire. Club — Wellington.
INIL DESPERANOUM
B
J. WALLACE (Dunfermline District of Burghs).
John Wallace, son of John Wallace, of Kirkcaldy ; b. July ist,
1868; ed. at Kirkcaldy Public Sch. : w. 1913, Mary McAdam Bryce, da.
of J. G. Temple, of Glasgow; is a Director of Michael Nairn and Co. (Limited);
appointed Parliamentary Private Sec. (unpaid) to Paymaster-Gen. 1921. A
Liberal ; has sat for Dunfermline District of Burghs since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — St. Oswald's, Stormont Road, Highgate, N. C/j/ix— National Liberal
Reform.
T. B. WALLACE (Down County, West Down Division).
Thomas Browne Wallace, son of Robert Smyths Wallace, of
Dromore ; b. 1865; admitted a Solicitor 1887. An Unionist; elected for
Down Co., W. Down Div. July 14th, 1921.
Residence — Dromore, co. Down. Chambers — 22, Bachelor's Walk, Dublin. Club —
Constitutional.
J. J. WALSH (Cork City)!
James Joseph Walsh ; b. 18 — ; sometime on Telegraph Staff,
Cork Post Office ; an Alderman of Cork City, and a Tobacconist. A Sinft FHn
Member ; elected for Cork City Dec. 14th, 1918, and for Cork City in S.
Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residence — Cork.
S. WALSH (Lancashire, Ince Division).
Stephen Walsh, son of John Walsh, of Liverpool, by his wife,
Mary ; b. Aug. 26th, 1859 ; sometime a working miner ; subsequently Miners'
Agent for Lancashire and Cheshire Miners' Federation; is a J. P. for Wigan,
and a J. P. and D.L. for Lancashire, and a Vice-Chm. of Labour Party in
House of Commons ; was Parliamentary Sec. to National Ser. Min. March
to June 1917, and Parliamentary Sec. to Local Govt. Board 1917-19. A
Labour Member \ sat for Ince Div. of Lancashire (S.-W.) Jan. 1906 to Nov.
1918 ; re-elected for Lancashire, Ince Div. Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 8, Swinley Road, Wigan.
i6o
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
RIQHT HON. SIR J. TUDOR WALTERS (Sheffield, BrigMslde Division).
John Tudor Walters, P. C, son of the late John Tudor Walters ;
/>. 1866; ed. at Clitheroe: m. 1888, Mary, da. of the late William Hill; a
J P. for Leicestershire, and a Fellow of Surveyors' Institution ; formerly Chm.
of London Housing Board, and of Advisory Council on Housing to Min. of
Health; was first Pres. of Education Asso. (England and Wales) ; appointed
Paymaster-Gen. Oct. 1919 ; Knt. 1912, P.C. 1919. A Coalition Liberal;
has sat for Brightside Div. of Sheffield since 1906.
Residence — Hilders, Hasleraere, Surrey. Chambers — 4, Stone Buildings, Lincoln's
Ion, W.C.2. C/k^j— Reform, Royal Autoraobile.
J. WALTON (Yorksliire, West Riding, Don Valley Division).
James Walton; b. 1864; is a Miner; sometime Sec, Mex-
borough Trades Council. A Coalition National Democrat ; has sat for Don
Valley Div. of West Riding of Yorkshire since Dec 14th, 1918.
Residence — Wath-on-Dewme, Yorkshire.
Residence — Rushpool,
Liberal, Royal Automobile.
SIR JOSEPH WALTON, Bt. (Barnsley).
Joseph Walton, ist Baronet, son
of the 'late Joseph Walton, coal and lead
mine owner and smelter, of Frosterley, co.
Durham, by his wife Margaret ; b. March
19th, 1849; ed. privately: m. 1880, Faith,
da. of the late Robert Gill, solicitor, of
Middlesbrough ; is a F.R.G.S., a Coal Owner
and a J. P. of Middlesbrough, and a J. P. and
D.L. for N. Riding of Yorkshire ; has tra-
velled widely in India, China, Japan, America,
Africa, Persia, Asiatic Turkey, Australia, and
New Zealand, studying the commercial and
political situation ; author of " China and the
Present Crisis"; cr. a Baronet 1910. A
Coalition Liberal; unsuccessfully contested
Doncaster Div. of S. Part of W. Riding of
Yorkshire 1895 i sat for Barnsley Div. of S.
Part of W. Riding of Yorkshire Oct. 1897
to Nov. 191 8 ; elected for Barnsley Dec. 14th,
1918.
Saltburn-by-the-Sea. Clubs — Reform, Ranelagh, National
LIEUT. -COL. A. L. WARD (Kingston-upon-Hull, North- West Division).
Albert Lambert VVard, D.S.O., only son of Albert Bird Ward,
J.P., of Watchfield, Chiswick, W. ; b. Nov. 7th, 1876 ; ed. at St. Paul's
Sch., and in Paris and Darmstadt : m. 1920, Constance, da. of J. B. Tidmas,
J. P., of Normanton-on-Soar, and Sutton Bonnington, Notts; is Lieut. -Col.
Hon. Artillery Co. of London (Comdg. a Batn. 1916-17) ; served during
European War 1914-17 (thrice wounded, despatches thrice, D.S.O.) ; D.S.O.
1915. An Unionist; unsuccessfully contested Hull, W. Div. Dec. 1910; has
sat for N.-W. Div. of Kingston-upon-Hull since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— \fa.\.chfic\6, Chiswick, W.
LIEUT.-COL. J. WARD (Stoke upon-Trent, Stoke Division).
John Ward, C.B., C.M.G., son of Robert Ward, formerly of
Oatlands Park, Surrey, by Caroline, da. of John Edmunds, of Kimpton, Hants ;
^. Nov. 2 1st, 1866 ; self educated : m. 1892, Lilian Elizabeth, da. of George
Gibbs, builder, of Wandsworth, S.W. ; commenced work at the age of 7, and
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. l6l
continued to work as a navvy until 1890 ; served in Soudan 1885 as a Vol.
(medal with clasp, Khedive's bronze star) ; joined Social Democratic Federation
1885 ; selected to test legality of proclamation prohibiting Unemployed Meet-
ing in Trafalgar Square 1886 (arrested) ; instrumental in unearthing Richmond
and Wandsworth Sewer Construction Scandals (publicly thanked by both
Corporations) ; became Ch. Officer of Navvies' Union 1889 ; has attended
Trade Union Congresses since 1890; sometime Lieut. -Col. Comdg. a Batn.
Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regt.) ; is a Member of Manage-
ment Committee of Gen. Federation of Trades Unions, and a J. P. for co.
London ; European War 1914-19 in China and Siberia (C. M.G., French,
Italian and Czecho-Slovakian Croix de Guerre, 3rd class of Order of Sacred
Treasure of Japan) ; C.M.G. 1918, C.B. (Mil.) 1919. A Coalition Liberal
and Labour Member; sat for Stoke-upon-Trent Jan. 1906 to Nov. 1918 ;
elected for Stoke Div. of Stoke upon-Trent Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residence — 7, Herndon Road. Wandsworth, S.W.
F. J. WARD (Donegal, South Division).!
Peter Joseph Ward ; b. 18 — ; admitted a Solicitor 1916. A
Sinn Fifin Member; elected for S. Div. of Donegal Dec. 14th, 1918, and for
Donegal Co. in S. Parliament of Ireland June 1921.
Residences— 11, Molesworth Street, Dublin ; Donegal.
W. DUDLEY WARD (Southampton).
William Dudley Ward, son of the
late William Humble Dudley Ward, by the
Hon. Eugenie Violet Adele Brett, da. of ist
Viscount Esher ; b. Oct. 14th, 1877; ed. at
Eton, and at Trin. Coll., Camb. (B.A. 1903) ;
Bar. Inner Temple, 1904: tn. 1913, Winifred
May, da. of Lieut. -Col. Charles Wilfrid Birkin,
C.M.G. , of Lamcote, Radcliffe-on-Trent ; is
Lieut.-Com. Roy. Naval Vol. Reserve ; was
Assist. Private Sec. (unpaid) to First Commis-
sioner of Works (Rt. Hon. Lewis Harcourt,
M.P.) 1906-9, Treasurer of H.M.'s Household Dec. 1909-12, Parliamentary
Private Sec. to Ch. Govt. Whip 1912-17, since when he has been Vice-Cham-
berlain to H.M.'s Household. A Libei-al ; has sat for Southampton since
Jan. 15th, 1906.
Residence— 67, Portland Place, W. C///^j— Windham, Brooks's.
WARD-JACKSON [see Jackson].
MAJOR W. WARING (Durham Co., Blaydon Division).
Walter Waring, son of the late Charles Waring, M.P. for Poole
1865-8, by Charlotte Eliza Mary Jane, who d. 1900, da. of Sir George Denys,
and Bt. ; b. Aug. nth, 1876; ed. at Eton: ;«. 1901, Lady Susan Elizabeth
Clementine Hay, C.B.E., da. of loth Marquess of Tweeddale; formerly
Capt. 1st Life Guards ; served in S. Africa 1899-1900 (despatches), European
War 1914-18 as Major Yeo. (Legion of Honour) ; is a J. P. and D.L. for
Berwickshire ; was Master of the Horse to Lord-Lieut, of Ireland 1906, and
Parliamentary Private Sec. (unpaid) to Sec. of Board of Agriculture and
Fisheries (Sir Edward Strachey, Bt., M.P.) 191011 ; appointed Parliamentary
Private Sec. to Sec. of State for War (Rt. Hon. Winston Spencer-Churchill,
P.C, M.P.) 1919. A Coalition Liberal; unsuccessfully contested Wigtown-
shire 1906 ; sat for Banffshire Feb. 1907 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Blaydon
Div. of Durham Co. Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— 2!2j, Catherine Street, Westminster, S.W.i ; Lennel, Coldstream, Berwick-
shire ; The Moult, Salcombe, S. Devon. Clubs— Brooks's, Guards'.
II
l62
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
COL. SIR (T.) COURTENAT (T.) WARNER, Bt (Staffordshire, Uchfield
DivlBlon).
(Thomas) Courtenay (Theydon)
Warner, C.B., ist Baronet, son of the late
Edward Warner, J. P., D.L. (M.P. for Nor-
wich), of Highams, Woodford, Essex, and
49, Grosvenor Place, S.W., by Maria, da. of
Thomas Carr, of New Ross, co. Waterford ;
b. July 19th, 1857; ed. at Eton, and at
Brasenose Coll., Oxford : in. 1883, Lady
Leucha Diana Maude, da. of 1st Earl de
Montalt ; is Lord- Lieut, of Suffolk, Pres.
Suffolk Territorial Asso. , a County Alderman
for W. Suffolk, a J. P. for Somerset, Pres. Rural
Dists. Councils Asso., and Chm. Warner Estate
Co., and of Law Land Co. ; was High Sheriff
of Essex 1891, Chm. of Central Chamber of
Agriculture 1906, and Director of National
Ser, E. Region 191 7- 18 ; formerly Lieut. -Col.
and Hon. Col. Comdg. 3rd Batn. Oxfordshire
and Buckinghamshire L.L ; cr. C.B. (Civil)
1909, and a Baronet 1910. A Liberal; unsuc-
cessfully contested Coventry 1885, and Someiset,
N. Div. July 1895 ; sat for N. Div. of Somerset July 1892 to July 1895 ; has
sat for Lichfield Div. of Staffordshire since Feb. 26th, 1896.
Residences — Brettenham Park, Suffolk ; 34, Grosvenor Gardens, S.W. Clubs—
Bachelors', Reform.
SIR ALFRED H. WARREN (Edmonton).
Alfred Haman Warren, O.B.E., son of Richard Sambell
Warren of Callington, Cornwall ; b. 1856 ; ed. at Poplar Wesleyan Day
Sch., and at City of London Coll. : vi. 1896, Jane Mary, da. of George
William Castle ; an Accountant, Hon. Lieut. -Col. London Regt., a J. P. for
London, and Prominent Friendly So. Representative ; sometime (Jhm. of
Poplar Local Tribunals, and of its local W.ir Savings and Belgian Refugees
Committees; Mayor of Poplar 1913-18; O.B.E. (Civil) and Knt. 1918. A
Coalition Unionist ; has sat for Edmonton since Dec. 14th, 1918.
.ffM»/*»««— Mountain .\sh, Felstead Road, Wanstead.
A. E. WATERSON (NorthamptonsMre, Kettering Division).
55 Alfred Edward VVaterson ; /'. Aug. 5th, 1880; ed. at Elemen-
tary Sens., Derby : m. 1905, Gertrude Panter ; formerly a Shunter on Mid-
land Railway ; sometime a Member of Derby Town Council, and a Primitive
Methodist Local Preacher ; a Member of National Union of Railwaymen.
A Co-operative Member; has sat for Kettering Div. of Northamptonshire since
Dec. 14th. 1918.
Residence — 34, Harcourt Road, Wood Green, N.2a.
CAPT. J. B. WATSON (Stockton- on-Tees).
John Bertrand Watson, son of the late John Wilson Watson,
J. P. ; b. May 16th, 1878 : m. 1909, Gladys, da. of Ralph Jameson, of
Stockton-on-Tees; admitted a Solicitor 1900 ; Bar. Gray's Inn 1919; joined
N.-E. Circuit; was Dep. Coroner for co. Durham 1902-11, and Mayor of
Stockton-on-Tees 1915-16; Capt. in Army; sometime Parliamentary Private
Sec. (unpaid) to Sec. of State for Home Depart. A Coalition Liberal; has
sat for Siockton-on-Tees since March 20th, 1917.
Residences— HayxaXxm, The Park, Hampstead, N.W.ii ; Woodlands, Stockton-on-Tees.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
163
COL. J. C. WEDGWOOD (Newcastle-under-Lyme).
Josiah Clement Wedgwood, D.S.O., 2nd son of the late Clement
Francis Wedgwood, master potter, of Barlaston, Staffordshire, by Emily
Catherine, da. of the late James Meadows Rendel, F. R.S., of 8, Great George
Street, S.W.; d. 1872; ed. at CUfton Coll., at R.N. Coll., Greenwich (Scholar),
and in Germany : m. ist, 1894, the Hon. Ethel Kate (who obtained a divorce
1919), da. of the ist Baron Bowen, a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary ; 2ndly,
1919, Florence Ethel, da. of the late Edward Guy Willett; is a D.L. for
Staffoid; S. African War as Capt. Elswick Battery, R.F.A. (despatches),
subsequently becoming Resident Magistrate of Ermelo Dist. of Transvaal,
European War in Flanders 1914, subsequently in Gallipoli 1915 as Com. Roy.
Naval Vol. Reserve (wounded, despatches twice, D.S.O.), E. Africa 19 15- 16
as Major ; appointed a Member of Mesopotamia Commn. 1916, and an Assist.
Director Trench Warfare Depart., Min. of Munitions 1917 ; went on Mission
to Siberia 1918; is Col., and a Vice-Chm. Labour Party in House of
Commons; author of "History of Staffordshire Pottery," " Indo-British
Commonwealth," etc.; D.S.O. 1915. K Labour Member ; has sat for New-
castle-under-Lyme since Jan. i6th. 1906.
Residence — Moddershall, Stone, Staffordshire.
COL. J. W. WESTON (Westmorland).
John Wakefield Weston, son of the late Rev. G. F. Weston,
V. cf Crosby, Ravensworth ; b. June 13th, 1852 ; ed. at Rugby, and
at Univ. Co.l., Oxford ; is a J. P. for Westmorland, Chm. of its County
Council and of Kendal Board of Guardians and Dist. Council, and Vice-Chm.
Westmorland Territorial Asso. (T.D.); was Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Col. Comdg.
4th Batn. Border Regt. 1896- 1910. A Coalition Unionist; sat for S., or
Kendal, Div. of Westmorland March 1913 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for
Westmorland Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residence — Enyeat, Endmoor, Kendal, Westmorland.
LIEUT.GEN. SIR AYLMER G. HUNTER-WESTON (Ayrshire and Buteshire,
Bute and North Division).
Aylmer (Gould) Hunter-
Weston (of Hunterston), K.C.B.,
D.S.O., elder son of the late
Lieut.-Col. Gould Read Hunter-
Weston, D.L., F.S.A., 26th Laird
of Hunterston, Ayrshire ; b. Sept.
23rd, 1864; ed. at Wellington
Coll., at R.M.A., and at Staff
Coll. : m. 1905, Grace, only da.
of the late William Strang Steel,
of Philiphaugh, Selkirkshire ;
entered R.E. 1884, became
Capt. 1892, Brevet Major 1895,
Brevet Lieut.-Col. 1900, Brevet
Col. 1906, Col. 1908, Maj.-Gen.
1914, temporary Lieut. -Gen.
1915, and Lieut. -Gen. 1919 ;
retired 1920 ; Miranzai Expe-
dition 1891, Waziristan Delimi-
tation Escort 1894, present at
night action at Wana(despatches),
Waziristan Field Force 1894-5,
Comdg. Bengal Sappers and Miners (wounded, despatches, medal with
clasp, Brevet Major), Dongola Expedition 1896 on Staff, present at battle of
Firket (despatches, medal, Egyptian medal with clasp, 4th class Medjidie),
1 64
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
S. Africa 1899-1901 successively in command of Mounted Engineers, Comdg.
R.E. of Lieut.-Gen. French's Cav. Div., D.A.A.G. Cav. Div., Ch. Slaft
Officer to Lieut.-Gen. French, and finally Comdg. a Mounted Column, present
at operations around Colesberg, actions of Dekiels Drift and Klip Drift, relief
of Kimlierley, actions of Paardeberg, Driefontein, Thaba 'Nchu, Karee Siding,
Leeuwkop, Roodekop, Zand River, Johannesburg, Diamond Hill, Belfast,
etc., and in command of five Cav. Raids during advance to Pretoria, cutting
railways and telegraphs North of Bloemfontein, Kroonstadt, and Pretoria
(wounded, despatches, medal with seven clasps, Brevet Lieut.-Col., D.S.O.),
European War 1914-18 Comdg. iith Inf. Brig, in original Expeditionary
Force in France and Flanders, subsequently 29th Div. at Dardanelles at landing
at Cape Helles, afterwards 8th Army Corps there, and subsequently in France
till after conclusion of hostilities (despatches ten times, promoted Maj.-Gen.,
temporary Lieut.-Gen., and Lieut.-Gen., K.C.B., Com. of Legion of Honour,
Grand Officer of Order of Crown of Belgium, French and Belgian Croix de
Guerre) ; is a Knight of Justice of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in
England, and a J. P. and D.L. for Ayrshire ; appointed D.A.A.G., E. Com-
mand 1904, a Gen. Staff Officer there 1906, Col. General Staff, Scottish
Command 1908, Assist. Director of Mil. Training, Gen. Staff at War Office
191 1, and Comdg. iith Inf. Brig, and troops at Colchester 1914 ; D.S.O.
1930, C.B. (Mil.) 1911, K.C.B. (Mil.) 1915. A Coalition Member; sat for
N. Div. of Ayrshire Oct. 1916 to Nov. 1918; elected for Ayrshire and
Buteshire, Bute and N. Div, Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— 2, Culford Gardens, S.W.3 ; Hunterston, West Kilbride, Ayrshire. Ciubs—
Athenaeum, Naval and Mihlary, Royal Automobile, Carlton.
MAJOR G. C. H. WHELER (Kent, FavershaiQ Division).
Granville Charles Hastings
Wheler, C.B.E., son of the late Charles
Wheler Wheler, of Otterden Place, Faver-
sham, Kent, and Ledston Hall, Castleford,
Yorkshire, by Elizabeth Townsend, el. da.
of William Hall, of Syndale Park, Kent; b.
Oct. 2nd, 1872 : tn. 1905, Ffaith Florence,
O.B.E., da. of the late Capt. E. T. Clarke,
of Alcombe Cote, Dunster, Somerset ; Bar.
Middle Temple 1898; is a J.P. for W.
Riding of Yorkshire, and a J.P. and D.L.
for Kent ; became Chm. Central and Asso-
ciated Chambers of Agriculture 1919 ; Chm.
National Fruiterers' Federation 1914-20,
and National Fruit Growers' Federation
1913-20 ; appointed Inspector of Quarter-
master-Gen. 's Sers., W. Command 1915,
with rank of Major (temporary Lieut.-Col.
June to Oct. 1918); C.B.E. (Mil.) 1919.
A Conservative ; unsuccessfully contested
Osgoldcross Div. of E. Part of W. Riding of Yorkshire Jan. 1906, and Colne
Valley Div. of S. Part of W. Riding of Yorkshire July 1907 ; sat for N.-E.,
or Faversham, Div, of Kent Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918; re-elected for Faversham
Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences -On&vAen Place, Faversham, Kent; Ledston Hall, Castleford, Yorkshire.
Cltiis — Carlton, Royal Automobile.
C. F. WHITE (DerbysMre, Western Division).
Charles Frederick White, son of the late Frederick White, of
Tetbury, Gloucestershire; b. March nth, 1863; ed. at Tetbury : m. 1881,
Alice, da. of William Charlesworth Bonsall ; formerly a bootmaker and dealer;
is a Registration Agent. A Liberal; unsuccessfully contested W. Div. of
Derbyshire Dec. 1910 ; has sat for W. Div. of Derbyshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— Iht Woodlands, Matlock.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. 1 65
LIEUT.-COL. G. DALRYMPLE WHITE (Southport).
Godfrey Dalrymple White, son of the late Gen. Sir Henry
Dalryniple White, K.C.B., who commanded 6th Inniskilling Dragoons
throughout Crimean War, by Alice Elizabeth, da. of the late Neil Malcolm,
of Poltalloch, Argyllshire ; b. July 6th, 1866; ed. at Wellington Coll., and at
Roy. Mil. Coll., Sandhurst: m. 1912, the Hon. Catherine Mary Cary, da.
of I2th Viscount Falkland ; is a F.R.G.S., and a Fellow of Zoological So. ;
S. Africa 1899-1902, present at actions of Belfast and Caledon River, and in
operations in Cape Colony (despatches, Queen's medal with three clasps.
King's medal with two clasps), European War, Lieut. -Col. Comdg. a Batn.
•Grenadier Guards 1914-16, and on Staff in France 1916-18 (despatches thrice,
Brevet Lieut. -Col.). A Conservative ; unsuccessfully contested E., or Devizes,
I>iv. of Wilts Jan. 1906 ; sat for Southport Div. of Lancashire Jan. 1910 to
Nov. 1918; has sat for Southport since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— 1)$, Eaton Square, S.W. Clubs — Carlton, Guards', Bachelors'.
SIR WILLIAM WHITLA (Belfast. Queen's University),
William Whitla, M.D., LL.D., son of Robert Whitla; b.
Sept. 13th, 1851; ed. at Queen's Univ., Belfast (M.D. ist Honours, and Gold
Medallist 1877) ; Hon. M.A. Roy. Univ. of Ireland ; L.R.C.P. and L.R.C.S.
Edinburgh 1873 5 l^on. LL.D. Glasgow 1905, Hon. M.D. Dublin Univ. 1912 ;
Hon. D.Sc. Queen's Univ. : m. 1876, Ada, da. of George Bourne, formerly of
The Draconage, Stafford ; Emeritus Professor of Materia Medica and Thera-
peutics, Queen's Univ., Belfast, Consulting Physician to Belfast Roy. Hospital,
Consulting Physician to Ulster Hospital for Diseases of Women and Children,
and to Ophthalmic Hospital, Belfast, Examiner for Indian Med. Ser. in Vic-
toria, Glasgow, Cambridge, Queen's, and Roy. Univs., a J. P. for co. Antrim,
Past Pres. of Belfast Shakespeare So., and an Hon. Member (ist class medal)
of I'Accademia Phisico-Chimica Italienna ; appointed an Hon. Physician to
H.M. in Ireland 1917 ; formerly Pres. of Ulster Med. So., and N. of Ireland
Branch of British Asso., and Senator of Queen's Univ., Belfast ; was Pres. of
British Med. Asso. 1909-10, and a Member of Irish Convention 1917-18;
author of a " Dictionary of Medical and Surgical Treatment " (6th edition),
translated into Chinese, " Manual of Materia Medica and Therapeutics" (loth
edition), and "Theory and Practice of Medicine " (2 vols.), etc. ; Knt. 1902.
An Unionist; has sat for Queen's Univ., Belfast, since Dec, 14th, 1918.
Residence — Lennoxvale House, Belfast. C/ub— St. Stephen's.
RIGHT HON. JOHN H. WHITLEY (HaUfax),
John Henry Whitley, P.C, son of the late Nathan Whitley, of
Halifax ; /;. Feb. 8th, 1866 ; ed. at Clifton Coll., and at London Univ. (B.A.
1885) : ;//. 1892, Margherita Virginia, da. of Giulio Marchetti ; formerly a
cotton spinner; is a J, P. for W. Riding of Yorkshire, and a Member of
Council of Clifton Coll. ; was a Junior Lord of the Treasury March 1907 to
Feb. 1910, Dep. Chm. of Committees, House of Commons Feb. 1910 to Oct.
191 1, and Dep. Speaker and Chm. of Ways and Means Oct. 191 1 to April
1921, since when he has been Speaker; P.C. 191 1. A Liberal; has sat for
Halifax since Oct. 4th, 1900.
Residences— S'psa\i.cTs House, Palace of Westminster, S.W. ; Brantwood, Halifax.
J. WI6NALL (Gloucestershire. Forest of Dean Division).
James Wignall; I?. July 21st, 1856: ;«. 1876; sometime
Vice-Chm. of Swansea Sch. Board ; is National Organiser for Dockers' Union,
and a J. P. for Swansea. A Labour Member ; has sat for Forest of Dean Div.
of Gloucestershire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 17, Fawnbrake Avenue, Heme Hill, S.E.24.
l66 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
SIR ERNEST E. WILD (West Ham, Upton Division).
Ernest Edward Wild, K.C, son of Edward Wild, J. P., of
Eaton, Norwich ; h. Jan. ist, 1869 ; ed. at Norwich Sch., and at Jesus Coll.,
Camb. (Honours in History and Law and Winchester Reading Prize, B.A.
1890, LL.B. 1891, LL.M. 1895): m. 1894, Myra, second da. of William
Barnard, J. P., of Caister, Great Yarmouth ; Bar. Middle Temple 1893, and
a K.C. 1912 ; goes S.-E. Circuit ; appointed Judge of Norwich Guildhall
Court of Record Dec. 1897; Knt. 1918. K Coalition Unionist ; unsuccessfully
contested Norwich Jan. 1904 and Jan. 1906, and West Ham, N. Div. Dec.
1910 and July 191 1 ; has sat for Upton Div. of W. Ham since Dec. I4lh, 1918.
Residence — 25, Albert Hall Mansions, Kensington Gore, S.W. Chambers — i, Garden
Court, Temple, E.C. Clubs— CarXtoa, Garrick.
A. WILKIE (Dundee).
Alexander Wilkie, C.H., son of William Wilkie, of Leven;
/'. Sept. 1850; ed. at Fife Public Sch. : vi. 1872, Mary, who d. 1921, da. of
James Smillie ; apprenticed to a Ship Constructor ; formerly Sec. of Glasgow
Shipwrights' So., which he represented for 17 years on Glasgow Trades Council
(sometime Pres.) ; is Gen. Sec. (and Representative on Trades Union Con-
gress) of Ship Constructors' and Shipwrights' Asso. (which he reconstituted
1882), a Member of Newcastle City Council and of its Education Committee,
and of Industrial Council, a Labour Adviser to Shipping Controller, a J. P.,
and a Trustee of Gen. Federation of Trades Unions ; took part in establishing
Labour Representation Committee ; Companion of Honour 1917. A Labour
Member; unsuccessfully contested Sunderland Oct. 1900; has sat for Dundee
since Jan. i6th, 1906.
Residence — Leven House. Lesbury Road, Heaton, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
UEUT.-COL. THE HON. F. V. WILLEY (Bradford. South Division).
Francis Vernon Willey, C.M.G., C.B.E., Af.F.O., son of
1st Baron Barnby, of BIyth Hall, Notts, by Florence, da. of Frederick
Chinnock, of Dinorbin Court, Hants; b. 1884; ed. at Eton, and at Ma<zdalen
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1906, M.A. 1908) ; a partner in Francis Willey and Co.,
wool merchants, of Bradford, Yorkshire, and Boston, U.S.A., and Lieut. -Col.
Comdg. Notts (Sherwood Rangers) Yeo. (T.D.) ; was Controller of Wool
Supplies, Min. of Munitions Supply 1916-20 ; Master of the Blankney Hunt ;
C.M.G-. and M.V.O. 1918, C.B.E. (Mil.) 1919. A Coalition Unionist; has
sat for S. Div. of Bradford since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— 6, Dean's Yard, Westminster, S.VV.i ; Blyth Hall, via Rotherham, Notts.
C/«3j— Carlton, St. Stephen's, Bath, Cavalry, Hurlingham.
A. WILLIAMS (Durham County, Consett Division).
Aneurin Williams, son of the late Edward Williams, J. P., of
Cleveland Lodge, Middlesbrough ; /'. Oct. nth. 1859 ; ed. at St. John's Coll.,
Camb. (B.A. Classical Tripos 1880, M.A. 1884); tn. 1888, Helen Elizabeth,
da. of John Pattinson, J. P., of Shipcote House, Gateshead ; Bar. Inner Temple
1884; is a J.P. for Surrey, a Director of First Garden City (Limited), Hon.
Sec. L*bour Co-partnership Asso., Chm. of British Armenia Committee, and
Hon. Treasurer Proportional Representation So. ; sometime a partner in Lin-
thorpe Iron Works of Middlesbrough ; appointed Chm. Hou-ie of Commons
Committee on Public Accounts 1921. A Liberal; unsuccessfully contested
Mid, or Medway, Div. of Kent 1906; sat for Plymouth Jan. 1910 to Dec.
1910, when he was defeated ; elected for N.-W. Div. of Durham Co. Jan. 30th,
1914, and for Consett Div. thereof Dec. 14th, 1918.
VrM/y^««— \Vheelside, Hindhead, Surrey. Clubs— 'Reform, National Liberal, Eighty.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
167
LIEUT.-COM. C. WILLIAMS (Devonshire, Tavistock Division).
Charles Williams, son of John Charles Williams, Lord-Lieut,
of Cornwall, of Caerhays Castle, St. Austell, Cornwall, Burncoose, Perran-
well, and Werrington Park, Launceston, by Mary Christian, da. of Sir
Frederick Martin Williams, 2nd Bt. ; b. April 21st, 1886: m. 1915, Mary
Frances, da. of the late Thomas Bedford Bolitho (M.P. for Cornwall, St Ives
Div. 1887-1900), of Trewidden, Penzance; sometime Lieut. -Com. R.N. V.R. ;
appointed Parliamentary Private Sec. to Min. of Agriculture and Fisheries
(unpaid) 192 1. A Coalition Unionist; unsuccessfully contested Cheshire,
Northwich Div. Jan. 1910, and Cornwall, Truro Div. Dec. 1910; has sat for
Tavistock Div. of Devonshire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence— Grecnviay, Churston Ferrers, S. Devon.
J. WILLIAMS (Glamorgan. Gower Division).
John Williams, son of David Williams, of Aberaman,
Glamorgan, by his wife, Hannah ; b. 1861 : nt. 1884, Lizzie, da. of Daniel
Jones, of Aberaman, Glamorgan ; commenced life as a miner ; has been Gen.
Sec. of Amalgamated So. of S. Wales Colliery Workers ; sometime a Member
of Mountain Ash Dist. Council. A Labour Member; sat for W., or Gower,
Div. of Glamorgan Jan. 1906 to Nov. 1918 ; re-elected for Gower Div.
thereof Dec 14th, 1918.
Residence — Sketty, Swansea.
COL. P. WILLIAMS (Middlesbrougb, East Division),
Penry Williams, son of Edward Williams, of Middlesbrough ;
b. Sept. 5th, 1866 : m. ist, 1890, Alexandra Octavia, who d. 1904, da. of
William Jenkins, of Conselt, co. Durham ; 2ndly, 1906, Edith Martha, da.
of the late William Petherick ; sometime Lieut. -Col. ist W. Riding of York-
shire Regt. and employed on Recruiting Duties ; is Lieut. -Col. and Hon. Col.
(V.D.) in Territorial Force, a Director of Linthorpe-Dinsdale Smelting Co.
(Limited), and a J. P. for Middlesbrough and for N. Riding of Yorkshire. A
Liberal; sat for Middlesbrough Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for E. Div.
thereof Dec. 14th, 191 8.
Residence — Pinchinthorpe Hall, Guisborough, Yorkshire.
LIEUT. COL. SIR RHYS WILLIAMS, Bt. (Oxfordshire, Banbury Division).
Rhys Williams, D.S.O., K.C., ist
Baronet, son of the late Gwilym Williams,
a Judge of County Courts, of Miskin Manor,
Glamorganshire ; b. Oct. 20th, 1865 ; ed. at
Eton, and at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1887) : m. 1921, Juliette Evangeline, da.
of the late Clayton Louis Glyn ; Bar.
Inner Temple 1890, and a K.C. 1913 ;
Major Welsh Guards, Lieut. -Col. on Staff,
and a J. P. and D.L. and Chm. of Quarter
Sessions for Glamorgan ; European War
I9i4-i6in Flanders, Persia,and Italy, present
at battles of Mons and Loos (despatches,
D.S.O., Orders of St. Vladimir of Russia
and Lion and Sun of Persia) ; was Acting
Military Attache at Teheran 1915-16, and
Assist. Director-Gen. Movements and Rail-
ways 191 7-18, Dep. Director of Training and
Staff Duties, Admiralty 1918, and Parlia-
mentary Sec. to Min. of Transport Sept.
to Nov. 1919; cr. D.S.O. 1915, and a
Baronet 1918. A Coalition Liberal; sat
for N., or Banbury, Div. of Oxfordshire Sept. to Nov. 1918 ; elected for
Oxfordshire, Banbury Div. Dec. 4th, 1918.
Seat — Miskin Manor, Llantrisant. Town Residence — 14, Great College Street,
Westminster, S.W.i. Clubs — Brooks's, White's, Guards'.
l68 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
COL. SIR ROBERT WILLIAMS, Bt (Dorset, West Division).
Robert Williams, ist Baronet, el. son of the late Robert
Williams (M.P. for Dorchester 1834-41), of Bridehead, Dorchester, by Mary
Anne, da. of the late Rev. John William Cunningham, of Harrow ; b.
June 15th, 1848; ed. at Eton, and at Ch, Ch., Oxford: m. 1869, Rosa
Walker, who d. 1916, da. of Nathaniel Phillips Simes, of Strood Park,
Sussex; is Hon. Col. of a Batn. Dorsetshire Regt. (V.D.), a J. P., a D.L.,
and a County Alderman for Dorset, a Lieut, for City of London, and a
Director of the S.W. Railway and of Williams Deacons' Bank ; cr. a Baronet
1915. A Coalition Conservative; has sat for W. Div. of Dorset since May
14th, 1895.
Seat — Bridehead, Dorchester. Residence — i, St. Leonard's Terrace, S.W.3 Clubs —
Carlton, National.
SIR (W) ELUS HUME- WILLIAMS (Nottlngbamsliire, Bassetlaw DIviBion).
(William) Ellis Hume-Williams, K.B.E., K.C, only son of
Joseph William Hume-Williams, Bar.-at-law, by Agnes, da. of James Malet
Charter, J. P., D. L., of Lynchfield Hall, Bishop's Lideard, Somerset ; b, i860;
ed. at Trin. Hall, Camb. (B.A. and LL.B. 1881) ; Bar. Middle Temple 1881,
a K.C. 1899, ^"'^ ^ Bencher 1906 ; goes S.-E. Circuit ; appointed Recorder
of Bury St. Edmunds 1901, and of Norwich 1905 ; is a Knight of Grace of
Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England; K.B.E. (Civil) 1918. A Coalition
Conservative ; unsuccessfully contested N. Div. of Monmouthshire July 1895,
Frome Div. of Somersetshire Oct. 1900, and N. Div. of Kensington Jan. 1906 ;
has sat for Bassetlaw Div. of Nottinghamshire since Jan. 24th, 1910.
Residence — 59, Pall Mall, S.W.i. Chambers — 3, Hare Court, Temple, E.C. Club —
Carlton.
J. R. LORT-WILLIAMS (Bermondsey, Rotberhithe Division).
John RoUeston Lort-Williams, son of the late Charles William
Williams, solicitor, of Walsall, by Katherine, da. of the late Joseph Morris,
of Hill House, Chilwell, Notts. ; b. Sept. 14th, 1881 ; ed. at Merchant
Taylors' Sch., and at London Univ. ; Bar. Inner Temple and Lincoln's Inn
^904 ; goes Oxford Circuit ; sometime in Middlesex Yeo. A Coalition
Conservative ; unsuccessfully contested Pembrokeshire Jan. 1906 and July
1908, and Stockport Dec. 1910 ; has sat for Rotherhithe Div. of Bermondsey
since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — i, Palmer Street, S.W.i. Chambers — i, Brick Court, Temple, E.C.4.
Clubs — Union, 1900.
RIGHT HON. SIR ARCHIBALD WILLIAMSON, Bt. (Moray and Nairn).
Archibald Williamson, F.C, ist
Baronet, el. son of the late Stephen Williarnson
(M.P. for St. Andrews Dist. 1880-85, and Kil-
marnock Dist. 1886-95), of Copley, Thornton
Hough, Cheshire, and (jlenogil, Forfarshire, by
Annie, da. of the late Rev. Thomas Guthrie,
D.D., of Edinburgh ; b. Sept. 13th, i860 ; ed. at
Craigmount Sch., Edinburgh, and at Edinburgh
Univ. : m. ist, 1887, Caroline Maria, who d.
191 1, da. of the late James Charles Hayne ;
2ndly, 1912, the Hon. Agnes Freda, da. of
1st Baron Herschell ; is a partner in Balfour,
Williamson and Co., merchants, Vice-Pres. of
Liverpool Queen Victoria Dist. Nursing Asso.,
a Member of Council of Jubilee Institute for
Nurses, and of Royal National Pensions Fund
for Nurses, a J.P. for City of Liverpool, Vice-
Chm. Scottish Coalition Members of Parliament,
and a Director of Lobitos Oilfields (Limited),
Central Argentine Railway, and other cos. ; appointed Chm. of Home Office
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
169
Committee on Taxi-Cabs 191 1, of Board of Trade Committee on Derelicts
1913, of Local Govt. Board Committee on Short Weight 1914, and of Post
Office Committee on Telegraph Organisation 1914, a Member of Mesopotamia
Commn. 1916, Parliamentary Financial Sec. to the War Office 1919 (retired
1921), and Chm. of Committee on Artificial Limbs 1921 ; was Chm. of
Electric Power Supply Committee 1917-18; cr. a Baronet 1909, and P.C.
1918. A Coalition Liberal; sat for Elginshire and Nairnshire Jan. 1906
to Nov. 1918, having been defeated there 1900; elected for Morayshire and
Nairnshire Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residences — 36, Belgrave Square, S. W. ; The Cottage, Glenogil, Kirriemuir, Forfarshire ;
Villa Mont-Agel, Mentone, France. Clubs — Brooks's, Reform, Bath, Automobile, City of
London.
LIEUT.-COL. THE HON. C. HEATHCOTEDRUMMOND-WILLOUGHBY
(EesteTen and Rutland, Rutland and Stamford Division).
Claud Heathcote-Drummond-
WiLLOUGHBY, 3rd son of ist Earl Ancaster, of
Normanton Park, Stamford, Grimthorpe Castle,
Bourne, Lincolnshire, Drummond Castle, Crieff,
N.B., and 12, Belgrave Square, S.W., by Lady
Evelyn Elizabeth Gordon, da. of loth Marquess of
Huntly ; b. Oct. 15th, 1872 : 7?i. 1905, Lady
Florence Frankland- Russell- Astley, da. of 3rd
Marquess Conyngham, and widow of Bertram Frank-
land Frankland-Russell-Astley ; Lieut. -Col. Re-
serve of Officers Coldstream Guards; S. Africa 1899-
1902 (Queen's medal with five clasps, King's medal with two clasps), European
War 1915-18 Comdg. a Batn. Machine Gun Corps. A Conservative ; sat for
S. Kesteven, or Stamford, Div. of Lincolnshire Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ;
elected for Rutland and Stamford Div. of Kesteven and Rutland Dec. 14th,
1918.
Residence — 20, Gloucester Square, W. Clubs — Guards', Carlton, Turf.
MAJOR SIR GILBERT A. H. WILLS, Bt. (Somersetshire,
Weston-super-Mare Division).
Gilbert Alan Hamilton Wills,
O.B.E., 2nd Baronet, son of Sir Frederick
Wills, 1st Bt., of Northmoor, near Dulverton,
by Anne, el. da. of the Rev. James Hamilton,
D.D., of Longridge, Stonehouse, Lanark-
shire ; b. March 28th, 1880 ; ed. privately,
and at Magdalen Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1904) :
m. 1914, Victoria May, da. of Rear-Adm. Sir
Edward Chichester, C.B., C.M.G., 9th Bt. ;
is Major Yeo., a Director of Imperial
Tobacco Co. (Limited), and a J. P. for
Somerset ; was an Extra A.D.C. to Lord-
Lieut, of Ireland 1908-12 ; European War
191 5-18 in Gallipoli and France (despatches,
O.B.E.) ; appointed Parliamentary Private
Sec. to Postmaster-Gen. 1921 ; O.B.E. (Mil.)
1919. A Conservative ; sat for Taunton
Nov. 1 9 12 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Weston-
super-Mare Div. of Somerset Dec. 14th, 1918.
Seats — Northmoor, Dulverton ; Batsford Park, Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire.
Clubs — Carlton, Cavalry, Junior Carlton.
Quolux ducit.
170 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
CAPT. A. S. WILSON (Torksblre, East Riding, Holdemess Dlylslon).
Arthur Stanley Wilson, el. son of the late Arthur Wilson, of
Tranby Croft, Hull, and 17, Grosvenor Place, S.W., by Mary Emma, da. of
H.J. Smith, of Leeds; b. July 30th, 1868; ed. at Eton, and at Magdalene
Coll., Camb. : m. 1892, Alice Cecil Agnes, da. of Sir Edmund Filmer, 9th
Bt., of East Sutton, Kent; is a J. P. for E. Riding of Yorkshire, and Capt.
Territorial Force Reserve Yeo. ; served during European War 1915-16 as
Foreign Ser. Messenger (prisoner, released 1 91 7). A Conservative; has sat
for Holdemess Div. of E. Riding of Yorkshire since Oct. loth, 1900.
Residence— 'Ra.yvi^W, Hull. C/7<ij— Bachelors', Marlborough.
J. WILSON (Dudley).
James Wilson; b. 18 — ; is a Railwayman, and a J. P. and
County Councillor for Newcastle-on-Tyne. A Labour Member; has sat for
Dudley since March 3rd, 1921.
Residence — Linwood Terrace, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
J. H. WILSON (South SMelds).
Joseph Havelock Wilson, C.H., C.B.E., son of the late John
Wilson, of Sunderland ; b. 1858 ; ed. at a Quakers' Sch. : m. 1879, Jane Ann,
da. of Thomas Watham ; at age of nine started work as an errand boy in
Sunderland, subsequently being apprenticed to a lithographic printer ; went to
sea at age of thirteen, afterwards being apprenticed to a Sunderland vessel, and
making many voyages in all parts of the world as able seaman and second
mate ; was five years in Roy. Naval Reserve ; sometime kept a temperance
hotel in Sunderland ; founded the National Sailors' and Firemen's Union of
Great Britain and Ireland (Maritime Hall, West India Dock Road, E.), of
which he is Gen. Pres. ; C.B.E. (Civil) 1917, C.H. 1922. A Liberal and
Labour Member; sat for Middlesbrough July 1892 to 1900 (when he was
defeated there) and Jan. 1906 to Jan. 1910 ; has sat for S. Shields since
Oct. 28lh, 1918.
Addresses — 76, Victoria Street, Westminster, S.W.i : Maritime Hall, West India Dock
Road, E.
RIGHT HON. J. W. WILSON (Worcestershire. Stourbridge Division).
John William Wilson, P.C, el. son of the late John Edward
Wilson, of Wyddrington, Edgbaston Birmingham, by Catharine, who d. 1914,
da. of the late George Stacey, of Tottenham ; b. Oct. 22nd, 1858 ; ed. at
Grove House Sch., Tottenham, and in Germany : m. ist, 1883, Florence Jane,
who d. 191 1, da. of the late Smith Harrison, of Woodford, Essex; 2nd, 1919,
Isabella, da. of the late Andrew Bannatyne, of Hamilton ; is a chemical
manufacturer, a J. P. for Worcestershire and Herefordshire, a Director of
Great Western Railway Co., and of Bryant and May (Limited), and a Member
of the firm of Albright and Wilson (Limited), of Oldbury ; P.C. 1911. A
Liberal; sat for N. Div. of Worcestershire July 1895 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for
Stourbridge Div. of Worcestershire Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— i^, Whitehall Court, S.W. ; Perrycroft, Malvern. C/kiJj— National Liberal,
Reform, Bath.
LIEUT.-COL. L. 0. WILSON (Reading).
Leslie Orme Wilson, C.M.G., D.S.O., son of Henry Wilson,
formerly of 3, Stanhope Street, Hyde Park, W. ; b. Aug. 1st, 1876; ed. at
St. Paul's Sch. : m. 1909, Winifred, da. of Capt. Charles Smith, of Goderich,
Sydney, N. S. Wales ; entered R. M.L.I. 1895, and became Capt. 1901 ; retired
1909; commanded a Batn. Roy. Naval Div. at Gallipoli 191 5, with rank of
Lieut.-Col. R.M. (despatches); served in S. Africa 1899-1900 (severely
wounded, despatches, D.S.O.;, and during European War 1916 (severely
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
171
wounded, despatches, C.M.G.); is Brevet Lieut.-Col. Reserve of Officers
R.M. ; appointed Parliamentary Assist. Sec. to War Cabinet 1918, Parliamen-
tary Sec. to Ministry of Shipping Jan. 1919, and Joint Parliamentary Sec. to
the Treasury April 1921 ; D.S.O. 1900, C.M.G. 1916. A Consniiative ; un-
successfully contested Tower Hamlets. Poplar Div. Jan. 1910; has sat as M.P.
for Reading since Nov. 8th, 1913, having been defeated there Dec. 1910.
Residences—^, Buckingham Gate, S.W.i ; Tithe Barn, Wokingham, Berks. Clubs—
Carlton, Bath.
LIEUT. COL. SIR MATHEW R. H. WILSON, Bt. (Bethnal Green, South-
west Division).
Mathew Richard Henry Wilson,
C.S.I., D.S.O. , 4th Baronet, son of Sir
Mathew Amcotts Wilson, 3rd Et., by
Georgina Mary, da. of the late Richard T,
Lee, of Grove Hall, Knottingley, York-
shire ; b. Aug. 24th, 1875 ; ed. at Harrow :
v:. 1905, the Hon. Barbara Lister, da. of
4th Baron Ribblesdale ; formerly Major
loih Hussars; is Lieut.-Col. Territorial
Force Reserve ; was Mil. Sec. to Com.-in-
Ch. in India 1909-11 ; served in S. Africa
1899-1902, piesent at actions of Paardeberg,
Poplar Grove, and Dreifontein, and at
Relief of Kimberley (Queen's medal with
five clasps. King's medal with two clasps),
and in Egypt 1917-18 (D.S.O.); C.S.L
191 1, D.S.O. 1918. A Coalition Con-
servitive; has sat for S.-W. Div. of Bethnal
Green since Feb. 9th, 1914.
Seat — Eshton Hall, Gargrave, Leeds. Clubs —
Turf, Carlton, Bath.
LIEUT.-COL. M. J. WILSON (Yorkshire, N. Riding, Richmond Division).
M urrough John Wilson, son of
the late Col. John Gerald Wilson, C.B.,
of Cliffe Hall, Darlington, by Angelina
Rose Geraldine, da. of the late Rev. the
Hon. Henry O'Brien ; b. Sept. 14th,
1875 » ^^- ^t Marlborough : vi. 1904,
Sybil Mary, da. of Sir Powlett Charles
Milbank, 2nd Bt. ; is a landowner, and a
Director of N.-E. Railway Co., and of
Public House Trust Co. ; European War
1914-18, as Lieut.-Col. T.F. A Coalition
Unionist ; has sat for Richmond Div. of
N. Riding of Yorkshire since Dec. 14th,
1918.
Residence — Clifle Hall, Darlington. Club —
Carlton.
172
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
CAPT. VISCOUNT WINDSOR (SbropaUre, Ludlow Division).
Ivor Miles Windsor-Clive ( Viscou?tt Wind-
sor), 2nd son of 1st Earl of Plymouth, of He well
Grange, Redditch, St. Pagan's Castle, Cardiff, Oakly
Park, Ludlow, and 2, Great Cumberland Place, W.i,
by Alberta Victoria Sarah Caroline, da. of the late Rt.
Hon. Sir Augustus Berkeley Paget, P.C, G.C.B. ; b.
Feb. 4th, 1889 ; ed. at Eton, and at Trin. Coll., Camb.
CB.A. 1910) : m. 1921, Lady Irene Corona Charteris,
da. of 7th Earl of Wemyss. A Conservative ; has sat
for Shropshire, Ludlow Div., since Jan. 4th, 1922.
Residence — 2. Great Cumberland Place, W.i.
SIR RICHARD WINFREY (Norfolk, South-Western Division).
Richard Winfrey, son of Richard Francis Winfrey, J. P., of
Long Sutton, Lincolnshire ; b. Aug. 5th, 1858 ; ed. at King's Lynn : ;«. 1897,
Annie Lucy, da. of William Pattinson, contractor, of Ruskington, Lincolnshire ;
has been a Member of Peterborough Town Council (Mayor 1913-14) ; is
a J. P. for Norfolk and Peterborough, Managing Director of several newspaper
cos. ; was Assist. Private Sec. (unpaid) to Pres. of Board of Agriculture
(Earl Carrington) 1906. and Parliamentary Sec. to Board of Agriculture and
Fisheries in National Min. Dec. 1916 to Dec. 1918 ; author of "The Creation
of Small Holdings" ; Knt. 1914. A Coalition Liberal ; has sat for S.-W. Div.
of Norfolk since Jan. l8th, 1906, having been defeated there 1895 and 1900.
Residence — Caster House, near Peterborough. C/?/i?'i— Reform, National Liberal.
MAJOR THE EARL WINTERTON (Wesc Sussex, Horsham and Worthing
Division).
Edward Turnour, 6th Earl
Winterton, only son of 5 th Earl Winter-
ton, of Shillinglee Park, Chiddingfold,
by Lady Georgiana Susan Hamilton, da.
of 1st Duke of Abercorn, K.G. ; b. April
4th, 1883 ; s. to the Earldom 1907 ;
ed. at Eton, and at New Coll., Oxford;
is Major T.F. Reserve, a Member of Sus-
sex Territorial Force Asso., and a J. P.
and D.L. for Sussex ; European War 1914-
18 in Gallipoli, Palestine, Syria, and
Arabia with Sussex Yeo., and subsequently
with Imperial Camel Corps (despatches
twice, Orders of the Nile of Egypt and
El Nahda of the Hedjaz) ; was Private
Sec. to Financial Sec. of the Admiralty
1905. A Coalition Unionist; sat for
N.-W., or Horsham, Div. of Sussex Nov.
1904 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Horsham
and Worthing Div. of West Sussex Dec.
14th, 1918.
^«/V<-«c«— Shillinglee Park, Chiddingfold Sussex ; 4, Wilton Street, S.W.i. Clid>s-
Carhon, Pratt's, Turf, Beefsteak.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
173
MRS. M. WINTRINGHAM (Lindsey, Louth Division).
Margaret Wintringham, da. of David Longbottom, of Silsden,
Yorkshire ; b. Aug. 4th, 1979 ; ed. at Girls' Gram. Sch., Keighley, and at
Bedford Training Coll. : m. 1903, Thomas Wintringham, whoa?. 1921, M.P.
for Louth Div. of Lindsey ; is a J.P. for Louth, and Pres. of Women's Liberal
Asso., and Hon. Sec. Federation of Women's Institutes, Lindsey ; has sat for
Lindsey, Louth Div. since Sept. 22nd, 1921.
Residence — Little Grimsby Hall, Louth, Lincolnshire.
F. WISE (Ilford).
Fredric Wise, son of Alexander Josiah Patrick Wise, J.P-, D.L.,
of Belleville Park, Cappoquin, CO. Waterford ; l>. 1871; ed. at Marlborough
Coll. : m. 1904, Lucy Elizabeth, da. of Sir Thomas Wrightson, ist Bt., of
Neasham Hall, Hurworth, Darlington; a J.P. and D.L. for Northumberland,
and a Director of the Daily Express ; during European War acted as Mil.
Representative for National Ser. in London, and attended Peace Conference
in Paris. A Coalition Unionist ; has sat for Ilford since Sept. 25th, 1920.
Residence — Heddon Hall, Wylam-on-Tyne. Ciubs — Carlton, Oriental, Northern
Counties.
CAPT. VISCOUNT WOLMER (HampsMre, Aldershot Division).
Roundell Cecil Palmer ( Viscount
Wolmer), el. son of 2nd Earl of Selborne,
of Blackmoor, Liss, Hants, and 49, Mount
Street, W., by Lady Beatrix Maud Cecil,
da. of 3rd Marquess of Salisbury ; b.
April 15th, 1887 ; ^^- *t Winchester, and
at Univ. Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1909): m.
1910, the Hon. Grace Ridley, da. of ist
Viscount Ridley ; is Capt. Hampshire
Regt. ; was Parliamentary Private Sec.
to Under Sec. of State for Foreign Affairs
1916, and Assist. Director of War Trade
Depart. 1916-18. A Liberal Unionist;
sat for Lancashire (S.-W.), Newton Div. Dec. 1910 to Nov. 1918, having
been defeated there Jan. 1910 ; elected for Aldershot Div. of Hants Dec.
14th, 1918.
Residences — 3, Chester Gate, Regent's Park, N.W. ; Blaclcmcor, Liss, Haiits. Clubs —
Brooks's, Cavendish.
MAJOR THE HON. E. F
1 921 ; European War
. L- WOOD (Yorkshire, West Riding, Ripon Division).
Edward Frederick Lindley Wood, only
surviving son of 2nd Viscount Halifax, of Hickleton
Hall, Doncaster, St. Mary's, Bovey Tracey, Devon,
and 88, Eaton Square, S.W., by Lady Agnes Eliza-
beth Courtenay, only da. of nth Earl of Devon ; b.
April i6th, 1881 ; ed. at Eton, and at Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1903, M.A. 1906); Fellow of All
Souls' Coll., Oxford 1903 : m. 1909, Lady Dorothy
Evelyn Augusta Onslow, da. of 4th Earl of Onslow ;
is Major Yeo. ; was Assist. Sec. Ministry of National
Ser. 1917-18; appointed a Ch. Liaison Officer 1917,
and Under-Sec. of State for the Colonies April
1914-18. A Coalition Conservative ; sat for Ripon
>74
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
Div. of E. Part of W. Riding of Yorkshire Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918 ; elected
for Yorkshire, W. Riding, Ripon Div. Dec. 4th, 1918,
Retifietu-es—Zi, Eaton Square, S.VV.i ; Temple Newsanti, Leeds; Garrowby, Bishop
Wilton, York.
SIR (H.) KINGSLET WOOD (Woolwlcb, West Division).
(Howard) Kingsley Wood, son of the late Rev. Arthur Wood,
a Wesleyan Min. ; b. 1876 : m. 18— ; admitted Solicitor 1903 ; was a County
Councillor for London, Woolwich Div. 1911-19, Chm. of London Pension
Authority 1915, and of London Insurance Committee 1916, and Vice-Chm.
Special London Committee administering Separation Allowances 1914-19; is
head of the legal firm of Kingsley Wood and Co., and Parliamentary Private
Sec. to Min. of Health; Knt. 1918. A Coalition Unionist; has sat for W.
Div. of Woolwich since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — iii, Ladbroke Road, Notting Hill, W.
COL. snt JOHN WOOD, Bt. (Chesbire, Stalybrldge and Hyde Division).
John Wood, ist Baronet, only
son of the late John Hill Wood, J. P., of
Whitfield, Derbyshire; b. Sept. 8ih, 1857;
ed. at Rugby, and at Magdalen Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1880, M.A. 1883) = »i-
1st, 1883, Estelle, da. of Henry Benham ;
2ndly, 1892, the Hon. Gertrude Emily
Bateman-H anbury, third da. of 2nd Baron
Baleman, of Shobdon Court, ■ Hereford-
shire ; Bar. Inner Temple 1883 ! formerly
Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Col. (V.D. ) 4th
Vol. Batn. Cheshire Regt., and Comdt. 5th
Batn. Cheshire Vol. Kegt. ; is a J. P. and D.L.
for Herefordshire (High Sheriff 1900), and
a J.P. for Derbyshire and Suffolk ; cr. a
Baronet 191 8. An Unionist ; sat for Staly-
brldge Jan. 1910 to Nov. 1918; elected for
Stalybridge and Hyde Div. of Cheshire
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residences— Hengrave Hall, Bury St. Ed-
munds ; Whitfield House, Glossop, Derbyshire ;
The Forrest Lodge, Dairy, Galloway. Clubs—
Carlton, Bachelors , New University, Constitutional.
MAJOR M. M. WOOD (Aberdeenshire and Kincardineshire, Central Division).
Murdoch Mackenzie Wood, O.B.E.; b. 18 — ; Bar. Gray's Inn
1910; Hon. Major R.A.F. ; formerly Capt. 6th Batn. Gordon Highlanders
(T.F.) ; European War 1914-18 (wounded); sometime on staff of Daily
Mail; O.B.E. (Mil.) 1921. A Liberal; unsuccessfully contested Ayr Dec.
1918 ; elected for Aberdeenshire and Kincardineshire, Central Div. April
l6th, 1919.
Chambers — 5, Essex Court, Temple, E.C.
MEMBERS OK PARLIAMENT.
175
SIR SAMUEL H. HILL- WOOD, Bt. (Derbyshire, High Peak Division).
Samuel Hill Hill- Wood, \%\. Baronet,
only son of the late Samuel Wood, of Moorfield,
Derbyshire, by Anne Kershaw, who d. 1914,
da. of the late William Sidebottom, of Etherow
House, Cheshire; b. March 2ist, 1872; ed. at
Eton : m. 1899, the Hon. Rachael Anne Selina
Decima Bateman-Hanbury, da. of 2nd Baron
Bateman ; is Major Territorial Force Reserve ;
a J. P. and D.L. for Herefordshire and Derby-
shire ; assumed by Roy. licence 1912, the ad-
ditional surname of Hill; cr. a Baronet 1921.
A Conservative ; elected for High Peak Div.
of Derbyshire Dec. 15th, 1910, having been
defeated there Jan. 1910.
Residences — 11, Great Stanhope Street, W. ; Moor-
field, Glossop, Derbyshire. C////'^— Bachelors', Carlton.
SIR ROBERT H. WOODS (Dubliu University).
Robert Henry Woods, F.R.C.S.I., son of the late Christopher
Woods, of Tullamore ; b. April 27th, 1865 ; ed. at Wesley Coll., and Trin.
Coll., Dublin (B.A., Senior Moderator and gold medallist 1887, M.B. 1889,
Surgical Travelling Prizeman 1890, Hon. M.Ch. 1913), and in Vienna;
F.R. C.S.I. 1893 : tn. 1894, Margaret, only da. of the late James Johnston
Shaw, K.C., Recorder of Belfast ; was Pres. of Dublin Univ. Biological
Asso. 1897, of British Laryngological Asso. 1907, of Roy. Coll. of Surg.,
Ireland 1910-12, and of Irish Med. Asso. 1912 ; is Professor of Laryngology
and Otology in Trin. Coll., Dublin, Surg, for Throat, Nose, and Ear at
Sir P. Dun's Hospital, Dublin, and an Hon. Fellow American Coll. of
Surgs. ; Knt. 19 1.3. An Independent Unionist ; unsuccessfully contested
Dublin Univ. Feb. 1917 ; has sat therefor since Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residences — 39, Merrion Square, Dublin ; Rathleigh, Killiney, co. Dublin. Clubs —
Constitutional, St. Stephen's, University (Dublin), Royal Irish Yacht.
W. J. U. WOOLCOCK (Hackney, Central Division).
William James Uglow Woolcock, C.B.E., son of the Rev.
James Woolcock, by Ophelia, da. of William Uglow ; b. Sept. 6th, 1878 ;
ed. privately : m. 1903, Katherine Maud, da. of J. T. Homer, of Witch-
ampton ; Bar. Gray's Inn 1912 ; a Pharmaceutical Chemist, and Gen.
Manager of Asso. of British Chemical Manufacturers ; was Sec. of Pharma-
ceutical So. and Registrar of Pharmacy Acts 1913-18, Chm. Med. Supplies
Committee, Surveyor-Gen. 's Depart., War Office 1915, Assist. Director of
Army Contracts 1917-18, and Parliamentary Private Sec. to Min. of Munitions
1919-20; appointed Parliamentary Private Sec. (unpaid) to Postmaster-Gen.
X921 ; O.B.E. (Civil") 1918, C.B.E. (Civil) 1920. A Coalition Liberal; has
sat for Central Div. of Hackney since Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residence — 36, Glebe Road, Barnes, S.W. C/?<^— Reform.
T. C. WORSFOLD (Surrey, Mitcham Division).
Thomas Cato Worsfold, LL.D., son of William Worsfold,
of The Hall Place, Mitcham, Surrey, by Eliza, da. of the late William
Butler; b. 18—; ed. at Trin, Coll., Dublin (M.A., LL.D.): m. 1900,
Louise, da. of the late John Jeffree, F.R.C.S. ; admitted a Solicitor
1883; is a J. P. for Surrey, sole member of the legal firm of Wainwright and
1^6 MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
Co., a Fellow of Roy. Historical So., and of Roy. So. of Literature, a
Member of Court of Directors, Sheffield Univ., Commr. in Great Britain for
Supreme Courts of British Colonies and High Court of U.S.A., and I'res. of
Mitcham and Dist. Conservative and Unionist Asso. A Coalition Unionist ;
has sat for Mitcham Div. of Surrey since Dec. I4ih, 1918.
Residence — The Hall Place, Mitcham, Surrey. C/«(^j— Authors', Savage
COL. SIR CHARLES E. TATE, Bt. (Leicestershire, Melton Division).
Charles Edward Yate, 15/ Baronet, C.S.I., C M. G., el. son of the
late Rev. Charles Yate, B.D., V. of Holme, Yorkshire ; b. Aug. 28th, 1849 ; ed.
at Shrewsbury : tn. 1899, Charlotte Heath, da. of the late J. Hume Burnley, of
Diplo. Ser., sometime H. M.'s Charge d'Affaires at Dresden ; entered Roy. Berks
Regt. as Ensign 1867, became Capt. Bom. S.C. (now Indian Army) 1879, Major
1887, Lieut. -Col. 1893, and Col. 1901 ; served during Afghan War 1880-81 as
Political Officer at Kalat-i-Ghilzai, and on march to and at baltle of Candahar
(despatches, medal with clasp, bronze star), and with Afghan Frontier Commn.
1884-6 and 1887-8 (Afghan Order of Hurmat) ; was British Representative at
Panjdeh at time of the Russian attack on the Afghan troops at that place 1885 ;
appointed Pritish Commr. to complete demarcation of Russo-Afghan Frontier
1887, Consul at Muscat (Arabia) 1889, Political Agent, Baluchistan 1890,
Acting Revenue Commr. 1892, H. M.'s Commr. for settlement of Kushk Canals
question on Russo-Afghan Frontier April 1893, British Consul-Gen. at Meshed
(Persia) and Agent to Gov. -Gen. of India for Khorassan and Sistan 1893-8,
British Resident at Jodhpur, Acting Agent to Gov.-Gen. of India for Rajputana,
and Resident at Udaipur 1898-9, and Agent to Gov.-Gen. and Ch. Commr.
of Baluchistan 1900- 1904 (present at assault and capture of Nodiz Fort in
Mekran 1902— a clock tower erected to his memory at Quetta on his
departure by Chiefs and Peoples of Baluchistan); is a D.L. for Leicester-
shire, a Knight of Grace of Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England, a
Member of Council of Roy. Geographical So. of Indian Section of So. ot
Arts, of East India Asso., and of Central Asian So. ; author of " Northern
Afghanistan," " Khorassan and Sistan," several Gazetteers, etc., etc. ; cr. C.S.I.
1887, C.M.G. 1888, and a Baronet 1921. A Coalition Conset-vative ; unsuccess-
fully contested Pontefract Jan. 1906; sat for E., or Melton, Div. of Leicester-
shire Dec. 1910 to Nov. 1918, having been defeated there Jan. 1910 ; elected
for Leicestershire, Melton Div. Dec. 4th, 1918.
Residetices—11, Prince of Wales Terrace, Kensington, W. ; Madeley Hall, Salop.
Clubs — Carlton, Junior United Service.
Sm ALPRED W. YEO (Poplar, South Division).
Alfred William Yko, son of George Robinson James Yeo, of
Devon ; b. Oct. 13th, 1863 ; ed. under the London Sch. Board : w. ist, 1886 ;
2ndly, 191 1. Florence Jane Stevens, of Poplar, E. ; started work in an iron
foundry ; for over 30 years in business in the music trade, at 86 and 88, St.
Leonards Road, Poplar, E. ; connected for over 40 years with Berger Baptist
Church, Bromley, E. (sometime Sec.) ; has been a Member of Poplar Vestry
Board of Works and Poplar Borough Council (Mayor 1903) ; 9 years a
Member of Poplar Guardians (5 years Chm.), 9 years a Member of London
County Council, 25 years Chm. and Manager under the London Sch. Board
of Groups of Schools in Bromley (E.), and 10 years Chm. of Distress Com-
mittee ; has been a Member of Tower I^icensing Bench since 1904 ; served
as Chm. of Lord Buxton's Committee for Distress during great Dock Strike ;
is Vice-Chm. Tower Div. ; Knt. 1918. A Coalition Liberal; instrumental in
obtaining Bill to prevent raising of rents during European War, and re-
sponsible for one-man- business clause issued to Mil. Tribunals ; sat for Poplar
Div. of Tower Hamlets Feb. 1914 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for S. Div. of Poplar
Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — Leamington, Chalkwell Avenue, Westcliffe-on-Sea.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
177
LIEUT. COM. E. H. YOUNG (Norwich).
Edward Hilton Young, jD.S.O.,
D.S.C., youngest son of Sir George
Young, 3rd Bt., of Formosa Place,
Berkshire, by Alice Eacy, da. of Evory
Kennedy, M.D., of Belgard Castle,
Dublin, and widow of Sir Alexander
Hutchinson Lawrence, 1st Bt. ; 6. March
20th, 1879 ; ed. at Eton, and at Trin.
Coll., Camb. (B.A. 1900, M.A. 1906);
Bar. Inner Temple 1904 ; is Lieut. -Com.
Roy. Naval Vol. Reserve ; European War
1914-19 in H.M.S. Iron Duke and Cen-
tatir, in Serbia with British Naval
Mission (Obilich medal. Order of Kara-
george), and in Flanders with naval guns
(D.S.C., Croix de Guerre), at Zee-
brugge as 2nd Lieut. Vindictive (severely
wounded, promoted), and in N. Russia
with Armoured Train (D.S.O.) ; was
Assist. Editor of the Economist 1909-10,
and City Editor of the Morning Post
1910- 14 ; appointed Parliamentary Private
Sec. to Pres. of Board of Education Feb.
1919, and Financial Sec. to the Treasury
April 1921 ; author of " System of
National Finance"; D.S.O. 1919. A
Coalition Liberal ; unsuccessfully contested Worcestershire, E. Div. Jan. 1910,
and Preston Dec. 1910 ; elected for Norwich Feb. 6th, 1915.
Residence — Queen Anne's Mansions, S.W. Clubs — Athenaeum, Bath.
SIR FREDERICK W. YOUNG (WUtstiire, Swindon Division).
Frederick William Young, LLB., son of the late John Young,
formerly of Mount Templeton, S. Australia; b. Jan. 5th, 1876; ed. at
Prince Alfred's Coll. and Univ., Adelaide (LL.B. 1897) : tti. 1904, Florence,
da. of the late John Darling, of Adelaide; Bar. Australia 1877 ; engaged in
pastoral pursuits ; was Commr. of Crown Lands and Immigration, S.
Australia 1912-14, and Agent-Gen. for S. Australia in London 1915-18;
sometime a Member of Committee for Settlement of Ex-Service Men (Aus-
tralia) ; is a Director of English, Scottish, and Australian Bank (Limited) ;
elected a M.L.A. 1902; Knt. 1918. A Coalition Unionist; has sat for
Swindon Div. of Wilts since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Address — 63, Portland Place, W. Club — Carlton.
R. YOUNG (Lancashire, Newton Division).
Robert Young, O.B.E., son of the late Robert Young ; b.
Jan. 26th, 1872 ; is a Member of Amalgamated So. of Engineers, and of
Central Advisory Committee, War Pensions; O.B.E. (Civil) 1917. A Labour
Member ; has sat for Newton Div. of Lancashire since Dec. 14th, 1918.
Residence — 213, Barry Road, Dulwich, S. E.22.
W. YOUNG (Perthshire and Kinross-shire, Perth Division).
William Young, el. son of the late James Young, of Braickley
Farm, Glenmuick, Aberdeenshire; b. Feb. 5th, 1863; ed. at Ballater Public
Sch. : m. 1919, Stephanie, da. of the late Stephen M. MacSwiney, M.D., of
Dublin ; started business career at 16 years of age; formerly Gov. Director of
William Young and Co. (Limited), foreign merchants and bankers, of London
and Mexico City. A Coalition Liberal ; sat for E. Div. of Perthshire Jan.
1910 to Nov. 1918 ; elected for Perthshire and Kinross-shire, Perth Div. Dec.
4th, 1918.
Residence — 4, Albemarle Street, W.i. Clubs — Reform, Royal Automobile.
178
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
SIR GEORGE YOUNGER, Bt. (Ayr),
George Younger, i st Baronet, el. son
of the late James Younger, brewer, of Alloa ;
b. Oct. 13th, 185 1 ; ed. at Edinburgh Acad. :
m. 1879, Lucy, who d. 1921, da. of Edward
Smith, M.D., F.R.S., of Heanor Fall, Derby-
shire, and Harley Street, W. ; is Chm. of George
Younger and Son (Limited), brewers, of Alloa,
a Director of National Bank of Scotland, of
North British and Mercantile Insurance Co.,
and of Lloyd's Bank (Limited), a T-P. and D.L.
for Stirlingshire, and a J. P. and D.L. for Clack-
mannanshire (Convener 1895-1906); was a
Member of Roy. Commn. on Licensing Laws
1896, and Pres. of County Councils' Asso. of
Scotland 1902-4, and Pres. of National Union
of Conservative Assos., Scotland 1903-4; ap-
pointed Scottish Unionist Whip 1911, and to
take charge of Conservative Central Office in
National Min. 1916; cr. a Baronet 1911. A
Conservative ; unsuccessfully contested Clack-
mannanshire and Kinross-shire July 1895, Dec. 1899, and Oct. 1900 ; has sat
for Ayr since Jan. 20th, 1906, having been defeated there Jan. 1904.
Seat — Leckie, Gargunnock, Stirlingshire. Clubs — Carlton, Conservative, Western
(Glasgow), New Edinburgh).
ELECTED JAN. 17th AND 18th, 1922.
SIR PERCY W. NEWSON, Bt.
(Waxwickshire, Tamworth Division).
Percy Wilson Newson, \si Baronet,
son of the late Henry Newson, of Suffolk ;
l>. April 4th, 1874: in. 1908, Helena, el. da.
of Lieut. -Col. Denham Franklin, F.R.C.S.,
formerly R.A.M.C. ; a partner in the firm
of Jardine, Skinner and Co., of Calcutta, a
Director of Bengal United Tea Co. (Limited),
Cachar and Doour Tea Co. (Limited), and
East India Coal Co (Limited), and Past
Pres. (1920) of the Bank of Bengal ; was
Gov. of Imperial Bank of India 1921 ; cr.
Knt. 1920, and Baronet 1921. An Unionist',
has sat for Warwickshire, Tamworth Div.,
since Jan. 17th, 1922.
Residence — 42, Hertford Street, Mayfair, W.
Do not attempt, or else accomplish. C/?<i5j— Oriental, Bengal (Calcutta).
BEIO.-GEN. SIR (G.) W. HACKET PAIN (Londonderry, South Division).
(George) William Racket Pain, K.B.E., C.B., son of the late
George Pain, nth Hussars ; h. Feb. 5th, 1855; ed. at Elizabeth Coll., Guernsey,
and privately : m. 1898, Sadie, da. of the late Sidney Merton, of Sydney, N.S.
Wales ; entered T02nd Regt. 1875, became Capt. Queen's (Roy. W. Surrey Regt.)
1885, Major Worcestershire Regt. 1894, Brevet Lieut. -Col. i8q6, Lieut. -Col. 1900,
Brevet Col. 1901, Col. 1907, and Hon. Brig.-Gen. 1919 ; retired 1912 ; Egyptian
Army in Soudan Campaign 1888-91 (medal with clasp, bronze star), Nile Field
Force (3rd class Medjidie), at action of Tokar (horse shot, 3rd class Osmanieh,
clasp, bronze star), Dongola E.xpedition 1896, present at action of Firket (horse
shot, despatches, medal, Egyptian medal with two clasps, Brevet Lieut. -Col.),
Nile Expedition 1807-8 as .Acting A.G. of Egyptian Army, S. Africa 1900-1902
(despatches. Queen's medal with three clasps. King's medal with two clasps, C.B.),
European War 1915-18, at home and in France, Comdg. io8th Inf. Brig., which
he raised (1914-15 star, two medals, K B.E.), Irish Rebellion 1916 (despatches);
commanded S. Midland Dist. 1908-11, and !<. Dist. Ireland 1916-19 ; appointed
Div. Commr. Roy Irish Constabulary 1920 ; C.B. (Mil.) 1900, K.B.E. (Mil.) 1919.
A Coalition Unionist; has sat for Londonerry, S. Div., since Jan. i8th, 1922.
C/«^j— United Service, Royal Automobile, Kildare Street, Ulster.
PARLIAMENTARY
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT
At the End of January, 1922,
WITH THE NAMES OF THEIR MEMBERS AND OF THE UNSUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES.
The tugravings are copies of
Borough Arttts or of Corf ora-
tion Seals ; when inserted in the
Division of a County the arms
indicate the armorial insignia or
seal of the Borough after which
the Division is named, either
primarily or otherwise.
When no numbers are given after
the name of a Member, that
Member was returned unop-
posed.
Names in italics are those of un-
successful members at the last
General, or subsequent, Elec-
tion.
Figures /oiio7viiig names indicate
the numbers polled at the last
General, or subsequent, Hlection.
■A" -An Asterisk before the name
of a member indicates that he
did not sit in the last Parliament.
Secondary names of Divisions^
or Boroughs, are inserted in
alphabetical order throughout
the section,— ^.^■., "Speltiiorne,
see Middlesex; ' "Leamington,
see Warwick."
Divisions of Counties and
Boroughs are given in alpha-
betical order under the heading
of their respective county or
borough.
\ Unsuccessful candidate sat as
a Member in last Parliament.
t These Constituencies will in
due course cease to return
Mecubers to the Imperial
House of Commons.
[ ] Figures between brackets after
the title of a constituency show
the number of members.
Registered Electors.— The figures
given are, where possible, those
on the Autumn Register.
When only the name of the Mem-
ber is given, such Member was
returned unopposed.
Co. = Coalition. C. = Conservative. L. = Liberal. I. L. P. = Independent Labour Party.
Co-op. = Co-operator. Lab. = Labour. A. = Agricultural. N.D. = National Democratic
Party. N.P. = National Party. N. = Irish Nationalist. S.F. = Sinn Fein. Ind. = Inde-
pendent. N.F.D.S.S. = National Federation (Association) of Discharged Sailors and
Soldiers. U. = Unionist.
Abbey [See Westminster].
Aberavon [See Glamorganshire].
Aberdare [See Merthyr Tydfil].
ABERDEEN (CO. OF CITY OF) [2].
South [1].
{Ferryhill, Rosemount, Rubislaw, Ruthriesion
and St. Nicholas Municipal Wards.)
*Frederick Charles Thomson
(Co.U.) 10,625
■fSir/o/m Fleming, LL.D. (L.) 3,535
lames Robertson Watson {\xid,.^ 2,868
Returning Officer— The Sheriff of Aberdeen,
Kincardine, and Banff. ,,-|
North [1].
Greyjriars, St. Andrew, St. Clement, St.
Machar, Torry and Woodside Municipal
Wards.)
*Frank Herbert Rose (Labour) 6,128
\Major Duncan Vernon Pirie,
O.B.E. (Co.L.) .. .. 5,918
ABERDEENSHIRE AND KINCARDINE-
SHIRE [3].
[The counties of Aberdeen and Kincardine,
inclusive of all burghs situated therein except
the county of the city of Aberdeen and the
burgh of Inverbervie.)
Central [1].
(The county districts of Aberdeen, Ellon,
Garioch, and Huntly, inclusive of the burghs
of Ellon, Inverurie, Kintore, Old Meldrum,
and Huntly.)
At the General Election *Lieut.-Col. Alex-
ander Theodore Gordon (Co.U.), and tjohn
Macdonald Henderson (L.) potted resf>ec-
tivety 6,546 and 5,908 votes. In March 1919
Lieut. -Col. A. T. Gordon died, and at a
Bye-Election on April i6th, 1919, the result
was
i8o
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Aberdeensliire and Kincardinesliire—
continued.
Central — continued.
*Major Murdoch Mackenzie
Wood, O.B.E. (L.).. ■• 4,950
Leybourne Francis WatsonDavid-
^<'«(U.) 4.764
Joseph Forbes Duncan (Lab.) . . 3,482
EaBtem [1].
{The county districts of Deer and Turriff, «n-
clusive of all burghs situated therein.)
Sir (William) Henry Cowan
(Co.L.) 4.430
Falconer Lewis Wallace, O.B.E.
(Ind.) 4,343
Kincardine and Western [1].
{The county of Kincardine, inclusive of all
burghs situated therein except the burgh of
Inverbervie and that portion of the county
of the city of Aberdeen which is situated
within the said county of Kincardine, to-
gether with the county districts of Alford and
Deeside, inclusive of all burghs situated
therein.)
Lieut.-Col. the Hon. Arthur Cecil
Murray, C.M.G., D.S.O. (Co.L.).
Rttiinting Officer — The Sheriff of Aberdeen,
Kincardine, and Banff.
Aberdeen University [See Edinburgh
University, etc.],
Abertillery [See Monmouthshire'.
Abingdon [See Berkshire].
ACCRINGTON (Lancashire) [1].
(Municipal borough of Accrington and urban
districts of Church, Clayton-le- Moors,
Oswaldtwistle and Rishton.)
*Major Ernest Gray (Co. U.) 13,808
^Rt. Hon. Harold Trevor Baker,
i^.C. (L.) .. .. ■.. 8,378
Charles Rodcn Buxton (Lab.) . . 6,369
IVilliatn Hammond {^.'D.') .. 738
Returning Office} — The Mayor.
Acton [See Middlesex].
Aldershot rSee Hampshire].
Altrincham [See Cheshire].
ANGLESEY CO. [1].
(The administrative county of Anglesey.)
*Brig.-Gen. Sir Owen Thomas
(Ind. Labour) . . .. ., 9,038
^Rt. Hon. Sir Ellis Jones Ellis
Griffith, Bt., B.C., K.C.
(Co.L.) 8,898
Returning Officer— "WiC High Sheriff.
ANTRIM CO. [4].
East Antrim [1].
{Baronies of Belfast Loxuer, and Gleftdrtn
Upper, parts of Baronies of Antrim Upper,.
Antrim Lower, and Belfast Upper, and the
tenon of Carrickfergus.)
At the General Election Lieut.-Col. Robert
Chaine Alexander McCalmont, D.S.O. (U.),
and Daniel Dumican (S.F.) polled re-
spectively 15,206 and i6i votes. In March
1919 Lieut.-Col. McCalmont ivas aiipointed
to a military command, and at a Bye-Elec
tion on May 2Tth, 1919, the result ivas
*George Boyle Hanna (Ind.U.) 8,714
Major William Agnew Moore,
/A6-.a(U.) 7,549
Charles McFerran LeggiX-.') .. 1,778
Mid Antrim [1].
{Baronies of Glenarm Lower, Toome Lower,
part of the Baronv of Antrim Lower, and
parts of the parishes of Connor and A ho^hill.)
Major the Rt. Hon. Robert
William Hugh O'Neill, P.C.
(U.) 10,711
Joseph Comwlly iS¥.) .. 2,791
North Antrim [1].
{Baronies of Cary, Dunluce I^o7ver, Dunluce
Upper, and Kilconway.)
Major Peter Kerr Kerr-Smiley
(U.) 9,621
Fatrick Mc Carry {S.Y.') ..2,673
South Antrim [1].
(The part of the previously existing South
Antrim Division which is comprised in the
administrative county of Antrim, together
with the part of the administrative county
which is comprised in the previously existing
East Down Division of the parliamentary
county of Down.)
Capt. Charles Curtis Craig (U.) 13,270
fCeuin O'Shiel (S.F.) .. .. 2,313
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
Ardwick [See Manchester].
ARGYLLSHIRE [1],
(The county of Argyll, inclusive of all burghs
situated therein.)
At the General Election Sir William Suther-
land, K.C.B. (Co.L.) and Lachlan Mac
Neill Weir {L.sh.) polled respectively 11,970
and 2,733 votes. In Feb. 1920 Sir William
Sutherland was appointed a Junior Lord
of the Treasury, and at a Bye-Election on
March 10th, 1920, the result was
Sir William Sutherland,
K.C.B. (Co.L.) .. .. 10,187
Rev. Malcolm Mac Callum ( Lab. ) 5 , 498
Returning Offiicer— The Sheriff of Argyllshire.
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
ARMAGH CO
Mid Armagh [1].
•{Baronies of Armagh and Tiranny, and parts
of the Baronies of Ferns Lower, Oneilland
West, Orior Lower, and Fews Upper.)
A t the General Election James Rolston Lons-
dale (U.) and Liam O'Brien (S.F.) polled
respectively 8,431 ntid 5,689 votes. In May
Mr. Lonsdale died, and at a Bye-Election
on June igzi there was not any opposition
to the return of
-¥-Henry Bruce Armstrong (U.)-
North Armagh [1].
{Barony of Oneilland East, and part of the
Barony of Oneilland IVest.)
Lieut. -Col. Sir William James
Allen, K.B.E., D.S.O. (U.) 10,239
Ernest Ely the {^.Y.) .. .. 2,860
South Armagh [1].
{The part of the previously existing South
Armagh Division which is comprised in the
administrative county of Armagh.)
Patrick Donnelly (N.) .. ., 4,345
Dr. James Thomas McKee (S. F.) 79
Returnitig Officer — The High Sheriff.
Ashford [See Kent].
ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE (Lancashire) [1].
(Municipal borough of Ashion-under-Lyne
and urban district of Hurst.)
At the General Election the Rt. Hon. Sir
Albert Henry Stanley, P.C. (Co.U.), and
T. F. \:\?,iiix{'^.¥.V>.^.'S>.')poliedresfectively
10,261 and 7,334 votes. In Jan. 1920 Sir
Albert Stanley was raised to the Peerage,
and at a Bye- Election on Jan. 31st, 1920,
the result was
•Sir Walter de Frece (Co.U.) 8,864
Willi am Cornfortk Robinson,
O.D.E. (Lab.) .. ..8,127
Sir Arthur Harold Marshall,
K.B.E.{-L.) 3,511
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
Aston [See Birmingham].
Attercliffe [See Sheffield].
Aylesbury [See Buckinghamshire].
AYR DISTRICT OF BURGHS [1].
(Burghs of Ayr, Ardrossan, Irvine, Prestwicfi ,
Saltcoats, and Troon.)
Sir George Younger, Bt. (Co.U.) 9,565
Major Murdoch Mackenzie Wood
(L.) 5,410
Rev. Campbell Stephen (Lab) .. 4,534
Retur9ting Officer — The Sheriff of -Ayrshire.
AYRSHIRE AND BUTESHIRE [3].
(The Counties of Ayr and Bute, inclusive of
all burghs situated therein except the burghs
of Ayr, Ardrossan, Irvine, Prestwick,
Saltcoats, and Troon.)
Bute and Northern [1].
(The county of Bute, inclusive of all burghs
situated therein, and the county district of
Northern Ayr, inclusive of all burghs
situated therein except in so far as included
in the Ayr District of Burghs.)
Lieut. -Gen. Sir Aylmer (Gould)
Hunter - Weston, K.C.B.,
D.S.O. (Co.U) .. .. 12,638
Robert Smith {l.?ih.) .. .. 5,848
Hugh Eraser Campbell (L,.) . . 2,059
Kilmarnock []].
(The county district of Kilmarnock, inclusive
of all burghs situated therein except in so
far as included in the Ayr District of
Burghs.)
Hon. Alexander Shaw (Co.L.) 13,568
Peter Malcolm (Co.-op.) • . 6,652
l82
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Asmhire and Buteslilre--<:c«//n»^</-
South Asnrshire [1].
(The county districts of Ayr and Carrick, in-
clusive of all burghs situated therein except
in so far as included in the Ayr District of
Burghs.)
•James Brown, O.B.E. (Lab.).. 6,358
Brii;.-Gtn.Joh7t Buchanan Pol-
lok-McCall, C.M.G., D.S.O.
(Co.U.) 5.495
William Robertson (L. ) . . • • 4, 555
Lieut.-Col.Hugh Robert Wallace,
D.S.O. (Ind.) .. .. 627
Returtting Officer — The SheriflF of Ayrshire.
Balli'am and Tooting [See Wandsworth'.
Banbury [See Oxfordshire].
Barnstaple [See Devonshire].
BABEOW-IN-FURNESS <Lancashire) [1].
{County borough of Barrow-in-Furness.)
BANFFSHIRE [11.
{The county of Banff, inclusive of all burghs
situated therein.)
Sir Charles Coupar Barrie, K.B.E.
(Co.L.).
Returnittf; Officer — The Sheriff of Aberdeen,
Kincardine, and Banff.
Barkston Ash [See Yorkshire, W.
Riding].
Barnard Castle [See Durham co.]-
BARNSLEY (Yorkshire) [1].
{County borough of Barnsley and urban dis-
tricts of Ardsley, Darton and Monk Bretton.)
Sir Joseph Walton, Bt. (Co.L.).
Returning Officei — The Mayor.
Barry [See Glamorganshire— Llandaff
and Barry].
Basingstoke [See Hampshire].
Bassetlaw [See Nottinghamshire].
• Sir Robert Burton Chadwick
(U.) 12,608
\ Charles Duncan ( Lab. ) ..12, 309
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
BATH (Somerset) [11.
{County borough of Bath.)
Capt. Charles Talbot Foxcroft
(Co.U.) 15,605
Alfred [allies Bethell {\j3ki.') .. 5,244
Returning Officer— The Mayor.
BATLEY AND MORLEY (Yorkshire) [1].
{Municipal boroughs of Bailey, Morley and
Ossett.)
Lieut. Gerald Ashburner France
(Co.L.) 13,519
Ben Turner, O.B.E. (Lab.) . . 12,051
Returning Officer— The Mayor of Batley.
BATTERSEA (CO. London) [21.
{Metropolitan borough of Battersea.)
North [1].
{Church, Latchmere, Nine Elms and Park
Wards.)
• Richard Morris (Co.L.) .. 11,231
Mrs. Charlotte Despard (Lab.) 5,634
South [11.
{Bolingbroke , Broomwood, St. John, Shaftes-
bury and Winstanley Wards.)
•Viscount Curzon (Co.U.) .. 15,670
\Col.Arthur Alfred Lynch, C.E.,
L.RC.P.,M.R.C.S.{X.^h.^ 3.383
Joseph William Molden (L.) . . 2,273
John Ernest Philip Jenkin (Ind.) 1,657
Returning Officer — Edwin Austin, Town
Clerk, Town Hall, Lavender Hill, S.W.
Bedford [See Bedfordshire].
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
183
BEDFORDSHIRE [3].
{The administrative county 0/ Bedford.)
Bedford il\
(The rural districts of Bedford and Eaton
Socon, the municipal borough of Bedford,
and the urban district of Kempston.)
Bedwellty [See Monmouthsliire].
Cecil Bisshopp
(Co.L.)
JVillet Ball (Lab.)
Harmsworth
13,501
5. 964
At the Getural Election the Rt. Hon. Frede-
rick George Kellaw.-iy, PC. (Co.L.) and
Henry Burridge (Ind.) polled respectively
10,233 <""^ 4.096 votes. In April \t)i\ Mr.
Kellaway was appointed Postmaster- Gen ,
and at a Bye-Election on A/iril 2^rd, 1921,
the result luai
Rt. Hon. Frederick George
Kellaway, P.C. (Co.L.) . . 14,397
Frederick Fox i^zV^j (Lab.) .. 9,731
Luton 11^.
The rural district of Luton, and the municipal
boroughs of Dunstable and Luton.)
Mid [V_.
{The rural districts of Ampthill, Biggleswade,
and Eaton Bray, and the urban districts
of Ampthill. Biggleswade, and Leighton
Buzzard.)
♦Maximilian Gowran Townley
(Co.U.) .. .. .. 9,073
^Str Arthur William Black (\^.) 7,352
Returning Officer— 'f^hf: High Sheriff.
BELFAST [9].
{The county borough of Belfast.)
Cromac [1].
(The Cromac and Windsor Municipal
Wards of the borough.)
William Arthur Lindsay (U.) 11,459
/antes Freeland {ha.h.^ .. 2,508
Archibald Savage {S.¥.) .. 997
Duncaim [1].
(The Duncaim Municipal Ward of the
borough and the part of the Clifton Municipal
Ward of the borough which lies to the north
and east of a line commencing at a point
in the western boundary of the ward oppo-
site the middle of Old Park Road proceeding
along the middle of Old Park Road to its
junction with Mountview Street, thence
along the middle of Mountview Street to its
junction with Manor Street, thence north-
wards along the middle of Manor Street to
its junction with Cliftonville Road, thence
south-eastwards along the middle of Clifton-
ville Road to the ward boundary in Dun-
caim Street.)
At the General Election the Rt. Hon. Sir
Edw.ird Henry Carson, P.C, K.C., LL D.
(U.), Major William Hamilton Davey (N.)
and Dr. Henry Russell McNabb (S.F.),
polled 11,637, 2,449, "^'^'i 271 votes respec-
tively. In June 1921 Sir Edward Carson
became a Lord oj Appeal in Ordinary, and
at a Bye-Election on June i-i,rd, 1921, there
■was not any opposition to the return oj
^Thomas Edward McConnell, C.B.E.
(U.).
Falls [1].
(The Falls and Smithfield Municipal
Wards of the borough.)
Joseph Devlin (N.) . . . . 8,488
Eamonn de Falera {S.F.) .. 3,245
Ortneau [1].
(The Ormeau Municipal Ward of
the borough.)
♦Thomas Moles (U.) . . . . 7,460
William John Stewart (Ind.U.) 4,833
James Joseph Dobbyn {^.Y .) .. 338
i84
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
'MUAS^— continued.
Pottlnger [1].
{The Potlinger Municipal Ward of
the borough.)
•Capt. Herbert Dixon, O.B.E.
(U.)
Samuel Clarke Porter (Lab ) . •
/antes Henry Bennett (Lab.) . •
Bernard Campbell (S F.)
8,574
2,513
659
393
St. Anne's [1].
{The St. Anne's and St. George's Municipal
Wards of the borough.)
^Thomas Henry Burn (Lab.U.) 9,155
William Hugh Alexander (Ind.) 1,752
Dermot Barnes (SF.) .. ..1,341
\1^
ShankiU [1].
{The Shankill Municipal Ward of the borough
and the part of the said Clifton Ward which
is not included in the Duncairn Division.)
♦ Samuel McGuffin (Lab.U.) 11,840
Samuel Kyle (Lab.) . . . . 3,674
Michael Carolan (S.F.) . . 534
Victoria [1'.
{The Dock and Victoria Municipal
Wards of the borough.)
♦Thompson Donald (Lab.U.).. 9,309
/Codert fVaugh (Lah.) .. .. 3,469
Miss Winifred Carney (S.F.) 395
X'l.
Woodvale [1].
{Tht Court and Woodvale Municipal
Wards of the borough.)
♦Robert John Lynn (U.) .. 12,232
/?ory {Robert) Haskins (S.F.) . . i , 247
Returning O^cer— The Under-Sheriff.
BELFAST, QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY OF [l^.
♦Sir William Whitla, M.D.,
LL.D.(U.) 1,487
Sean Dolan (S.F.) .. ,. jig
Returning Officer— The Vice-Chancellor.
Belper [see Derbyshire].
BERKSHIRE [8].
{The administrative county of Berks.)
Abingdon [1].
{The rural districts of Abingdon, Wallingford,
and Wantage, the part of the rural district
of Bradfield which consists of the civil par-
ishes of Ashampstead, Basildon, Frilsham,
Streatley, and Yattendon, the part of the
rural district of Faringdon which is within
the administrative county of Berks, the
municipal boroughs of Abingdon and Wal-
lingford, and the urban district of Wantage.)
At the General Election *Ijrig.-Gen. John
Tyson Wigan, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O.
(Co.U ) was returned unofiposed. In May
IQ2I Gen. Wigan resigned, and at a Bye-
Eiiction on the nth of that tnontk there
was not any opposition to the return of
♦ Arthur Thomas Loyd (Co.Consti-
tutionalist).
Newbury [1].
{The rural districts of Hungerford and New-
bury, the part of the rural district of Brad-
field which is not included in the Abingdon
Division, the part of the rural district of
Wokingham which is not included in the
Windsor Division, and the municipal
boroughs of Neivbury and Wokingham.)
Sir William Arthur Mount, Bt., C.B.E.
(Co.U.).
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
185
Windsor [1].
{The rural districts of Cookham, Easihamp-
Stead, and Windsor, the part of the rural
district of Wokingham ■which consists of
the civil parishes of Remenham, Ruscombe,
Twyford, and Wargrave, and the municipal
boroughs of Maidenhead and Xew Windsor.)
Ernest Gardner (Co.U.) . . 10,073
Charles Samuel Edgerley (Ind.) 4,448
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
BERMONDSEY (CO. London) [2].
(Metropolitan borough of Bermondsey.)
Rotherhithe [1].
{St. John, St. Olave and St. Thomas Wards,
Wards numbers five and six, Bermondsey,
and Wards numbers one, two and three,
Rotherhithe.)
*John Rolleston Lort-Williams
(Co.U.) 5,639
^Capt. Hubert William Culling
Carr-Gomm (L.) . . . . 3,889
Will Godfrey {X^z!o.) .. .. 1,750
West Bermondsey [1].
{Wards numbers one, two, three and four,
Bermondsey.)
Harold James Glanville (L.) .. 4,260
Charles Richard Scriven {Qo.\^.^ 2,998
Dr. Alfred Saher (X^h.) .. 1,956
Lieut . Harry Becker{l^ .¥ .T) .?).S.) 1,294
Retur7ting Officer — The Mayor.
Berwick-upon-Tweed [See Northumber-
land].
BERWICK AND HADDINGTON [1].
{The counties of Berwick and Haddington.)
John Deans Hope (Co.L.) .. 8,584
Robert Wfoulis {L&h.) .. 4,783
f /V/. Hon. Harold John Tennant,
^.C.{L.) 2,557
Rstuffiitig 0/^cer— The Sheriff of The
Lothians and Peebles.
BETHNAL GREEN (CO. London) [2].
{Metropolitan borough of Bethnal Green.)
North-East [1].
(North and East Wards^
Rt. Hon. Sir Edwin (Andrew)
Cornwall, Bt., P.C. (Co.L.).. 4,448
Lieut. Wilfred Liddell Steel
(N.P.) 2,312
Wtlltam S/iadforth (Heailth) .. 1,127
South-West [1].
(Soj/tA and West Wards.)
Lieut. -Col. Sir Mathew Richard
Henry Wilson, Bt., C.S.I.,
D.S.O. (Co.U.)
Lieut. Ernest Thurtle
(N.F.D.S.S.)
Lieut. -Col. Hugh Mowbray -
Meyler, M.C. (L.) ..
Returning Officer — The Town Clerk.
4,240
1,941
1,935
Bewdley [See Worcestershire].
Bilston [See Wolverhampton].
i86
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
BIRKENHEAD (CbesMre) [21.
{County borough of Birkenhead.)
East [1].
( Argyle, Bebington, Clifton, Egerton and
Mersey Wards, together with the part of
the borough which Hex between the eastern
boundary of Argyle, Mersey and Bebington
Wards and the centre of the bed of the River
Mersey.)
13,012
5,399
1,787
Alfred Bigland (Co.U.)
/oAn Finigan (Lab.) . .
Henry Graham White (L.)
(Claughlon,
West [1].
Cleveland, Grange
Wards.)
and Oxton
*Lieut.-Col. Sir Henry Mul-
leneux Grayson, Bt., K.B.E.
(Co.U.)
William Henry Rgan (Lab.)
Harold Bickersteth\\..)
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
10,881
5,673
1,755
BIRMINGHAM (Warwickshire) [12].
[County borough of Birmingham.)
Aston [IJ.
[Aston and LozeVs Wards.)
Rt. Hon. Sir Evelyn (Gascoyne-)
Cecil, P.C, G.b.E. (Co.U.).. 9,997
John William Banjield {Lab.). . 4,451
James Henry Dooley
(N.F.D.S.S.) 1,561
Deritend [11.
[St. Bartholomew's and St. Martin's and
Deritend Wards.)
•John William Dennis (Co.U.) 9,495
Arthur Brampton [l..] .. .. 1,990
Duddeston [11.
[Duddeston and Nechells, and St. Mary's
Wards.)
• Eldred Hallas (Lab.) . . .. 8,796
Dr. John Francis Crowley (L.) 2,280
Edgbaston [1].
(Edgbaston, Harborne and Market Hall
Wards.)
Sir Francis William Lowe, Bt.
(Co.U.) 13,56^
Brig.-Gen. Sir John Barnsley
(L.) 4,184
Erdington [1].
[Erdinglon North, Erdington South and Wash-
wood Heath Wards.)
Sir Arthur Herbert Drummond
Ramsay-Steel-Maitland, Bt.
(Co.U.) 12,678
A Ibert Edivard Sytoti ( Lab. ) . . 5 > 2 1 1
Capt. Raglan Horatio Edwyn
Henry Somerset {L.') .. 1,329
Handswortli [IJ.
(Handsworth, Sandwell and Soho Wards.)
Lievit.-Col. Ernest Claude
Meysey-Thompson (Co.U.) 12,019
Norman Tiptajt (Ind.) . . 4,697
Henry Joseph Odel I [Lzh.) .. 4,576
(.King's Norton [1.1
(Northfield, Selly Oak and King's Norton
Wards.)
• Sir Herbert Austin, K.B.E.
(Co.U.) 8,809
rhotnas Hackett (Co-op. ) • • 4,9^7
William Norman Birkett (L. ) . . 2,435
Ladywood [11.
[Ladywood and Rotton Park Wards.)
•(Arthur) Neville Chamberlain
(Co.U.t 9.405
John William Kneeshaw (Lab.) 2,572
Mrs. Margery Corbett Ashby (L.) 1,552
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
187
Moseley [1].
[Acocks Green, Sparkkill, and Moseley and
King's Heath Wards.)
A t the General Election *Sir Hallewell Rogers
(Co.U.), Dr. Robert Dunstan (Lab.), and
Wilfred Hill (L.) polled respectively i6,i6i,
3,789, and 3,422 votes. In Feb. 1921 Sir
Hallewell Rogers resigned, and at a Bye-
Election on March ^th, 1921, there was not
any opposition to the return of
* Patrick Joseph Henry Hannon
(Co.U.).
Sparkbrook [1].
(.Balsall Heath and Sparkbrook Wards.)
Lieut. -Col. Leopold (Charles
Maurice) Slennett Aniery
(Co.U.) 15,225
Frank Spires (Co-op.) . . .. 3,014
fohn Gibbard Hurst (X-.) .. 1,251
West Birmingham [1].
[Si. Paul's and All Saints Ward.)
At the General Election M^Rt. Hon. (Joseph)
Austen Chamberlain, P.C. (Co.U.) was
returned unopposed. In March 1921 Mr.
Chamberlain ivas appointed Lord Privy
Seal and Leader of the House of Commons,
and at a Bye-Election on March 31s/, 1921,
there was not any opposition to the return of
Rt. Hon. (Joseph) Austen Chamber-
lain, P.C. (Co.U.).
Yardley [IJ.
(SaltUy, Small Heath and Yardley Wards.)
*Alfred Roger Jephcott (Co.U.) 10,960
George Shann (Ind ) . . . . 7,466
George Jackson (L.) . . . . 1,049
Returtting Officer — The Lord Mayor.
BLACKBURN (Lancashire) [21.
(County borough of Blackburn.)
Birmingham University [See Durham
University, etc.].
Bishop Auckland [See Durham co.].
Major the Rt. Hon. Sir Henry
Norman, Bt.. P.C. (Co.L.) . . 32,076
* Lieut. -Com. Percy Thompson
Dean, V.C. (Co.U.) .. 30,158
^Philip Snoivden (Lab.) . . 15,274
Returning Office^ — The Mayor.
Blackley [See Manchester].
BLACKPOOL [1].
(Irxcluding Bispham and part o! Carleton,
which in pursuance of the Blackpool
Improvement Act, 1917, became part ot
the county borough of Blackpool on April ist,
1918.)
^Albert Lindsay Parkinson
(Co.U.)
C/tve F. Critchley (Ind.) . .
Allen ^^^(Lab.)
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
15,818
9,862
2,608
Blaydon [See Durham County].
Bodmin [See Cornwall].
BOLTON (Lancashire) [2].
(County borough 0/ Bolton.)
Capt. Sir William Edge (Co L.).
Robert Tootill, C.B.E. (Lab.).
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
1 88
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
BOOTLE (L&ncasblre) [1].
{County borough of Booth.)
•A-Sir Thomas Royden, Bt., C.H.
(Co.U.) 12,312
Edmiitid Cathery {Senraen) .. 7,235
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
Boston rSee Holland with Boston].
BoBworth [See Leicestershire].
Bothwell [See Lanarkshire].
BOURNEMOUTH (Hampshire) [1]
{County borough of Bournetnouth.)
Lieut. -Col. Henry Page Croft,
C.M.G. (N.P.)
/^ev. Frederick Jesse Hopkins
(Lab.)
Thomas Dove Keighley (X'.') ..
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
14,048
5. 302
1,854
Bow and Bromley [See Poplar].
BRADFORD (Yorkshire) [4].
(County borough of Bradford.)
East [1].
{Bradford Moor, East Bowling, Tong
West Bowling Wards.)
*Capt. Charles Edgar Loseby,
M.C. (Co.N.D.)
f Frederick Williamjowett (Lab.)
\Sir William Edwin Briggs
Priestley (L.)
and
9,390
8,637
4,782
Central [1].
{East, Exchange, Manningham, North, South
and West Wards.)
¥Henry Butler Ratcliffe (Co.U.) 12,434
William Leach (Lab.) ... 7,636
\SirJa?nes Hill, Bt. (L.) ... 4,304
North [1].
(AlUrUm, Bolton, Eccleshill, Heaton, Idle and
Thornton Wards.)
♦ Major Archibald Royd Boyd-
Carpenter (Co.U.) .. .. 11,042
John Heniy Palin (Lab.) . . 6,499
Everett Binns (L.) . . . . 4,688
South [1]. ^
{Great Norton, Lister Hills, Little Horton,
North Bierley East and North Bierley West
Wards.)
■*rLieut.-Col. the Hon. Francis
Vernon Willey, C.IVI.G.,
C.B.E., M.V.O. (Co.U.) . . 11,949
William Hirst (Co-op.) . . 8,291
George Muff {'L.) .. .. 6,613
Returning Officer — The Lord Mayor.
BRECONSHIRE AND RADNORSHIRE
[1].
{The administrative counties of Brecon and
Radnor.)
Sidney Robinson (Co.L.).
Returning Officer— The High Sheriff.
Brentford and Chiswick [See Middlesex]
Bridgeton [See Glasgow].
Bridgwater [See Somersetshire].
Brigg [See Lindsey].
BRIGHTON (Sussex) [2].
{County borough of Brighton and municipal
borough of Hove.)
Major George Clement Tryon
(Co.U.) 32,958
Charles Thomas - Stanford
(Co.U.) 32,561
Thomas Lewis (Lab.) . . . . 8,971
George William Alfred Canter
(Lab.) 8,514
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
Brightside [See Sheffield].
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
BRISTOL [5].
{County borough of Bristol.)
Central [1].
{Central East, Central West, Redcliff, St.
Augustine, St. James, St. Paul, and St.
Philip and Jacob South Wards.)
^Thomas Walker Hobart In-
skip, C.B.E., K.C. (Co.U.) 12,232
Ernest Bevin (l^zh.) .. .. 7,137
East [1].
(St. George East and St. George West Wards ;
the part of Easton Ward which is bounded
on the north by a line commencing at the
junction of Stapleton Road with the road
leading to the Stapleton Road Railway
Station and proceeding along the middle
of the last-mentioned road to the backs of
the houses in Berwick Road and Henrietta
Street, thence along the said backs of houses
to St. Mark's Avenue, along the middle of
St. Mark's Avenue and Bellevue Road to
the southern end thereof, thence in a straight
line to the middle of King Street, along the
middle of King Street and Chelsea Park
to the eastern boundary of the ward ; and
the part of Somerset Ward which is bounded
on the west by a line commencing in the
River Avon at the north-west corner of the
Castle Rope Works and proceeding along
the western boundary of those works and the
eastern boundary of Redcliff Cemetery to
Bath Road, thence along the middle of Bath
Road to the north-eastern corner of the Roman
Catholic Cemetery, thence along the eastern
and southern boundaries of that cemetery,
thence in a southerly direction along the
western boundary of the enclosure which
adjoins the east side of Arno's Vale Ceme-
tery, thence in an easterly direction along
the southern boundary of the last-mentioned
enclosure for a distance of 200 feet, thence
in a south-easterly direction in a straight
line to the junction of Kensington Park
Road and Lodway Road, and thence along
the middle of Lodway Road to the city boun-
dary in Talbot Road.)
♦George Bryant Britton (Co. L.) 9,434
Luke Bateman {\ja!o.) .. ..8,135
^Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Edward
Henry Hobhouse, Bt., P. C. (L.) 1,447
North [1].
(District, St. Philip and Jacob North, and
Stapleton Wards, and the part of Easton
Ward which is not included in the East
Division.)
♦Edwin Stanley Gange (Co.L ) 1 1,400
/ames A'ay/or (lja.h.) .. .. 5,007
Ernest Willonghby Petter (N.P.) 2,520
South [1\
{Bedminster East, Bedminster West, and
Southville Wards, and the part of Somerset
Ward which is not included in the East
Division.)
Sir William Howell Davies
(Co.L.) 13,761
Thomas Charles Leiois (Lab.) 6,409
West [1].
(Clifton North, Clifton South, Horfield, Red-
land, St. Michael and Westbury-on-Trym
Wards.)
At the General Election Lieut. -Col. George
Abraham Gibbs (Co.U.) 7vas returne.i un-
opposed In April 1921 Lieut. -Col. Gibbs
was appointed Treasurer of H.M.'s House-
hold, and at a Bye-Election on the ()th of
that month there was not any opposition to
the return of
Lieut. - Col. George Abraham Gibbs
(Co.U.).
Returning O^cer— The Sheriff.
Bristol University [See Durham Uni-
versity, etc.].
Brixton [See Lambeth].
BROMLEY (Kent) [1].
{Municipal borough of Bromley and urban
districts of Beckenham and Penge.)
At the General Election the Rt. Hon. Henry
William Forster, P.C. (Co.U.), and Holford
Knight (L.) polled respectively 16,840 and
^,339 votes. In Dec. 1Q19 Mr. Forster was
raised to the Peerage, and at a Bye- Election
on the Tjth o/that month the result was
• Lieut. -Col. the Hon. Cuth-
bert James, C.B.E. (Co.U.) . . 1 1, 148
F. Percy Hades (Lab.) . . . . 10,077
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
Bromley [See Bow and Bromley].
Broxtowe [See Nottinghamshire].
Buckingham [See Buckinghamshire].
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE [3].
{Thi administrative county of Bucks.)
Aylesbury [1].
{The rural district of Amersham, the part of
the rural district of Aylesbury which is not
included in the Buckingham Division, the
part of the rural district of Long Crendon
which consists of the civil parish of Tower-
sey, the part of the rural district of Wycombe
which consists of the civil parishes of
Bledlow, Bradenham, Ellesborough, Great
190
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Buckinghamshire —<*<»> ''» v«^.
hf\t%\>xirj—conii>tued,
and Little Hampden, Great and Little
Kimble, Horsenden, Hughenden, Ilmer,
Monks Risborough, Princes Risborough, \
Radnage, Saunderton, and Wendover, the |
municipal borough of Aylesbury, and the I
urban districts of Beaconsfield and Ches- •
ham.)
Major Lionel Nathan de Rothschild,
O.B.E. (Co.U.).
Buckingham [Ij.
(The rural districts of Buckingham, Newport
Pagnell, Stratford and Wolverton. Wing,
and Winslow. the part of the rural district
of Aylesbury which consists of the civil
parishes of Ashendon, Chearsley, Grendon
Underwood. Kingswood, Ludgershall, Wood-
ham, and Wotton Underwood, the part of
the rural district of Long Grendon which is
not included in the Aylesbury Division, the
municipal borough of Buckingham, and the
urban districts of Bletchley, Newport Pag-
nell, and Linslade.)
-*Capt. George Edward Went-
worth Bowyer, M.C (Co.).. 12,441
/oAn Sfttrr (Lab.) . . . . 7,481
■fCo/. Sir Harry Calvert Wil-
liams Verney, Bt., D.S.O.{L..) 3,250
Wycombe [1].
(The rural districts of Eton and Hambleden,
the part of the rural district of Wycombe
which is not included in the Aylesbury
Division, the municipal borough of Chepping
Wycombe, and the urban districts of Eton,
Marlow, and Slough.)
Lieut. -Col. William Baring Du Pre
(Co.U.).
Returning- Officer — The High Sheriff.
Buckrose [See Yorkshire, £. Riding].
BURNLEY (Lancashire) [11.
(County borough of Burnley.)
*David Daniel Irving (Lab.) . . 15,217
Lieut, the Hon. Henry George
Hill MuUiolland (Co.\3 .) .. 12,289
/ohn Howarth Grey (L.) . . 8,825
Returning; Officer— "Vhc Mayor.
Burslem [See Stoke-on-Trent].
Burton I See Staffordshire].
BURY (Lancashire) [1].
(County borough of Bury and urban district
of Tottington.)
■*^Capt. Charles Ainsworlh (U.) 10,043
\Sir George Toulmin (Co.L.) 6,862
Hairy Wright Wallace (Lab.) 4,973
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
Bury St. Edmunds [See Suffolk, Westl.
Bute and Northern [See Ayrshire and
Buteshire].
Buteshire [See Ayrshire and Buteshire].
Caerphilly [See Glamorganshire].
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARIJAMENT.
191
CAITHNESS SHIRE AND SUTHER-
LANDSHIRE [1].
{The counties of Caithness and Sutherland,
inclusive of all burghs situated therein.)
Sir (Robert) Leicester Harms-
worth, Bt. (Co.L.) .. .. 6,769
Francis John Robertson (L.) . . 4,036
Returnittg Officer — The Sheriflf of cos. Caith-
ness, Orkney and Shetland.
CAMBER WELL (CO. London) 4].
{Metropolitan borough of Camberwell.)
Dulwich [1].
{Alleyn, College, Hamlet, Ruskin and St.
John's Wards.)
Lieut.- Col. Sir Frederick Hall,
K.B.E., D.S.O. (Co.U.) .. 12,039
Lieut. Charles Ralph Cooke-^
Taylor (I..) 3,219
North [1].
{Coburg, Marlborough, North Peckham,
and St. George's Wards.)
At the General Election -A-Capt. Henry
Newton Knights, M.B.E. (Co.U.), George
Hearn iL.), and Charles G. Ammon (Lab.)
polled.respectively 6,cio, 2,177, "^ 2,175
votes. In Jan. 1922 Mr. Knights resigned,
and at the time of going to press the seat is
vacant.
North-west [11
{Addington, Lyndhurst, St. Giles, Town Hall
and West Wards.)
At the General Election the Rt. Hon. Thomas
James Macnamara, P.C., LL.D. (Co.L.)
and (Walter) Guy (Wulfl) Radford (U.)
polled respectively 6,986 and 3,947 votes.
In March 1920 Mr. Macnamara was ap-
pointed Min. of Labour, and at a Bye-
Election on the 31J/ of that month the
result was
Rt. Hon. Thomas James Mac-
namara, P.C., LL.D. (Co.L.) 6,618
Miss A. Susan Lawrence (Lab.) 4,733
/. C. Carroll (L.) . . . . 3,386
Peckham [1].
{Clifton, Goldsmith, Nunhead, The Rye, Rye
Lane and St. Mary's Wards.)
Sir Albion Henry Herbert Rich-
ardson, C.B.E. (Co.L.) ..8,764
Co/lingwood Hughes {\nd.) .. 4,550
Charles Diamond ( I^ab. ) • • 2, 559
Ret7irni7tg Officer — The Town Clerk.
Camborne [See Cornwall].
CAMBRIDGE [11.
{Municipal borough oi Cambridge.)
\0^^'
Rt. Hon. Sir Eric Campbell
Geddes,P.C.,G.C.B.,G.B.E.
(Co.U.) 11,553
Rev. Thomas Rhondda Williams
(Lab.) 3.789
Returning Officer— The Mayor.
CAMBRIDGESHIRE [1].
{The administrative county of Cambridge ex-
clusive of the part thereof comprised in the
parliamentary borough of Cambridge.)
Rt. Hon. Edwin Samuel Mon-
tagu, P.C. (Co.L.) .. .. 12,497
Albert Ernest Slnhbs (Lab.) . . 6,686
Returning Officer— The High Sheriff.
192
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
CAMBRIDOE UNIVERSITT [2].
Motto — " Hinc lucem et pocula sacra."
Tohn Frederick Peel Rawlinson,
K.C. (Co.U.) 2,034
Sir Joseph Larmor, D.Sc,
F.R.S. (Co.U.) .. .. 1,986
William Cecil Dumpier Whet-
ham (Ind.) .. .. .. 1,229
/ohn Callings Squire (Lab.) . . 641
Returning; Officer— The Vice-Chancellor.
CamlacMe [See Glasgow].
Cannock [See Staffordshire].
Canterbury [See Kent].
CARDIFF (CO. Glamorgan) [3].
{County borough of Cardiff, and urban district
of Penarth.)
^W^
Central [l].
{Canton, Cathay s. Central and Riverside
Wards of City of Cardiff.)
•James Childs Gould (U.). .. 8,542
lames Edward Edmunds (Lab.) 4,663
George Frederick Forsdike,
O.B.E.(h.) 4,172
Robert Hughes (\nd.) .. .. 3,419
East [1].
(Parit, Roath and Splolt Wards oj
City of Cardiff.)
7.963
5.97»
5. 554
*Sir William Henry Seager
(Co.L.)
f.ord Colum Edmund Crichton-
Stuart {\J.)
Arthur fames Williams (Lab.)
Soutb [1\
(Adamsdown, Grangetown and South Wards
of City of Cardiff and urban district of
Penarth.)
Sir James Herbert Cory, Bt. (U.) 7,922
Joshua Thomas Clatworthy
(Lab.) 4,303
Ed'cvard Curran (L.) . . .. 4,126
Returning Officer — The Lord Mayor.
CARDIGANSHIRE [1].
{The administrative county of Cardigan.)
At the General Election Matthew Lewis
Vaughan Davies (Co.L.) -was returned un-
opposed. J Jt J an. igii Mr. Vaughan-Davies
was raised to the Peerage, and at a Bye-
Election on Feb. i8t/i, 1921, t/ie result was
■V^Capt. Ernest Evans (Co.L.) 14,111
Llewelyn Williams (Ind.L.) .. 10,521
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
CARLISLE (Cumberland) [1].
{County borough 0/ Carlisle.)
• William Theodore Carr,
C.B.E. (Co.L.) .. .. 9,511
Ernest Lowlhian (Lab.) . . 4,736
Returning Officer — The Mayor. ,
CARLOW COUNTY [1].
•James Lennon (S.F.).
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
Carmarthen [See Carmarthenshire].
CARMARTHENSHIRE [2].
{The administrative county of Carmarthen.)
Cantiarthen [1].
(The rural districts of Carmarthen, Llandovery,
Llanybyther, Newcastle- in- Emlyn, and
Whitland, the part of the rural district of
Llandilofawr which is not included in the
Llanelly Division, the municipal boroughs
of Carmarthen, Kidwelly, and Llandovery,
and the urban districts of Llandilo and
Newcastle Emlyn.)
1 John Hinds (Co.L.).
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
193
Llanelly [1].
{The rural district of Llanelly, the part of the
rural district of L'andilofawr which consists
of the civil parishes of Bettws, Llandybie,
and Quarter Bach, and the part of the civil
parish of Llandilo Rural which comprises
Ward I. of that Parish as formed by the
order of the county council of Carmarthen
dated the zsrd day of October 1894, the muni-
cipal borough of Llanelly, and the urban
districts of Ammanford, Burry Port, and
Cwmamman.)
Josiah Towyn Jones (Co.L.) . . 16,344
Dr.JohnHenry Williams(X'^-) Hj409
Returning Officet — The High Sheriff.
CARNARVON DISTRICT OF
BOROUGHS [1].
(Municipal boroughs of Bangor, Carnarvon,
Conway and Pwllheli, urban districts of
Criccieth, Llandudno, Llanfairfechan and
Penmaenmawr, and civil parish of Nevin.)
Rt. Hon. David Lloyd George,
P.C.O.M. (Co.L.) .. 13,993
Austin Harrison (Ind.) , . 1,095
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
CARNARVONSHIRE [1].
{The administrative county of Carnarvon ex-
clusive of the part tliereof comprised in the
Carnarvon District of Boroughs and inclu-
sive of Bardsey Island.)
*Major Charles EdwardBreese,
(Co.L.) 10,488
Robert Thomas Jones (Lab.) .. 8,145
\ElHs William Davies (L.) . . 4,937
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
Cathcart [See Glasgow].
ICAVAN COUNTY [2].
East Cavan [1].
(Jl'he Baronies of Castlerahan and Clankee,
and parts of the Baronies of Tullygarvey
and Longhtee Upper.')
Arthur Griffith (S.F.).
West Cavan ri].
{The Baronies of Clanmahon, Loughtee
Lo2uer, Tullyhaw and Tullyhunco, part of
the Baronies of Loughfee Upper and Tully-
garvey, and the Townland of Crutnlin, in
parish of Venn.)
• Peter P.aul Galligan (S.F.).
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
Chatham I See Rochester].
Chelmsford [See Essex].
CHELSEA (CO. London) [1].
{The metropolitan borough of Chelsea.)
Lieut. -Col. Sir Samuel John
Gurney Hoare, Bt., C.M.G.
(Co.U.) 9,159
Miss Etnily Frost Phipps (Ind.) 2,419
Returning Officer — John T. Jefferys, Town
Hall, Chelsea, S.W.
CHELTENHAM (Gloucestershire) [1].
[Municipal borough of Cheltenham and urban
district of Charlton Kings.)
Sir James Tynte Agg-Gardner
(Co.U.) 9,602
Dr. Richard Davies {^xi^.^ .. 6,317
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
Chertsey [See Surrey].
13
IQ4
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
CHESHIRE [9].
{The administraiive county of Chester and
the county borough of Chester.)
Altrlncham ni.
{The part of the rural district of Bucklow which
is not included in the Knutsford Division,
and the urban districts of Altrincham,
A shton- upon- Mersey, Bowdon, Cheadle
and Gatley, Hale, Handforlh, Lymm, and
SaU.)
Major Collingwood George
Clements Hamilton (Co.U.) 20,421
George Middle/on (hzb.) .. 7,685
City of Chester [ij.
{The rural district of Chester, the county
borough of Chester, and the urban district
of HooU.)
Sir Owen Cosby Philipps,
G.C.M.G. (Co.U.) ..
Edward Paul (_V..)
Arthur Mason (Lab.) . .
10,043
4,993
2,799
Crewe [1].
(The part of the rural district of Congleton
which consists of the civil parishes of Arclid,
Betchton, Church Lawton, Hassall, More-
ton-cum-Alcumlow, Odd Rode, Stnallwood,
and Wheelock, the part of the rural district
of Nantwich which consists of the civil
parishes of Barthomley, Basford, Church
Coppenhall, Chorlton, Crewe, Haslington,
Hough, Rope, Shavington- cum- Gresty,
Stapeley, Weston, Willaston, and Wybun-
bury, the municipal borough of Crewe, and
the urban districts oi Alsager and Nantwich.)
*Sir Joseph Davies, K.B.E.
, (Co.L.) 13,392
James Thomas BrffivnHe,C.B.E.
(Lab.) 10,439
Eddisbury [1].
(The rural districts of Malpas and Tarvin,
the part of the rural district of Nantwich
which is not included in the Crewe Division,
the part of the rural district of Northwich
which consists of the civil pasirhes of Crow-
ton, Cuddington, Darnhall, Delamere,
Eddisbury, Little Budworth, Marton, Oak-
mere, and Wimboldsley, the part of the rural
district of Runcorn which consists of the
civil parishes of Atvanley, Frodsham,
Frodsham Lordship, Helsby, Kingsley,
Kingswood, Manley, Newton-by-Frodshan,,
and Norley, and the urban district of
Tarporley.)
At the General Election Major Harry Barn-
ston (Co.U ) was returned vtiopposed. In
April 1921 Mr. Barnston luas appointed
Comptroller of H M.'s Household, and at a
Bye-Election on the \^th of that month
there ivas not any opposition to the return 0/
Major Harry Barnston (Co.U.).
Knutsford [1].
(The part of the rural district of Bucklow which
consists of the civil parishes of Aston-by-
Budworih, Bexton, Marthall-cum-Warford,
Mere, Mobberley, Ollerton, Peover Inferior,
Peover Superior, Pickmere, Plumley, Styai,
Tabley Inferior, Tabley Superior, Tatton.
and Toft ; the -part of the rural district of
Congleton which is not included in the Crewe,
Macclesfield, and Northwich Divisions ;
the part of the rural district of Macclesfield
which consists of the civil parishes of Ad-
lington, Butley, Capesthome, Chelford,
Chorley, Fallibroome, Great Warford, Lower
Withington, Marton, Mottram St. Andrew,
Nether Alderley, Newton, Old Withington,
Over Alderley, Poynton-with-Worth, Prest-
bury, Siddington, Snelson, Tytherington,
Upton, and Woodford ; the part of the rural
district of Northwich which consists of the
civil parishes of Allostock, Byley, Lach
Dennis, Loslock Gralam, Nether Peover,
Rudheath,Sproston,and Whatcroft; the part
of the rural district of Runcorn which con-
sists of the civil parishes of Acton Grange,
Antrobus, Appleton, Crowley, Daresbury.
Grappenhall, Hatton, Higher Whitley,
Keckwick, Latchford Without, Lower Whit-
ley, Moore, Newton by Daresbury, Preston
on the Hill, Seven Oaks, Stockton Heath,
Stretton, Thelwall, Walton Inferior, and
Walton Superior; and the urban districts
of Alderley Edge, Bollington, Hazel Grove
and Bramhall, Knutsford, and Wilmslow.)
Lieut.-Col. Sir Alan John Sykes, Bt.
(Co.U.).
Macclesfield [li.
(The rural district of Disley, the part of the
rural district of Congleton which consists of
the civil parishes of Hulme Walfteld and
Newbold Astbury, the part of the rural
district of Macclesfield which is not included
in the Knutsford Division, the municipal
boroughs of Congleton and Macclesfield, and
the urban districts of Bredbury and Romi-
ley, Buglawton, Compstall, Marple, and
Yeardsley-cum-Whaley.)
¥John Rumney Remer (Co.U.) 14,277
VVilltam PiinbloU (\jaSi.') ., 10,253
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
195
Northwich [1].
{The part of the rural district of Congleton
which consists of the civil parishes of Brad-
wall, Elton, Moston, and Tetton, the part
of the rural district of Northwich which is
not included in the Eddisbury and Knuts-
ford Divisions, the part of the rural district
of Runcorn which is not included in the
Eddisbury and K nuts ford Divisions, and
the urban districts of Middlewich, North-
wich, Runcorn, Sandbach, and Winsford.)
*Lieut. Com. Harry Dewhurst
(Co.U.) 15.444
ijohn Forvler Leece Brtmner
(L.) 9,723
Stalybrldge and Hyde [1].
[The rural district of Tintwistle, the municipal
boroughs of Dukinfield, Hyde, and Staly-
bridge, and the urban districts of Hailing-
worth and Mottram in Longdendale.)
Col. Sir John Wood, Bt. (C.) 13,462
Walter Fowden (X'S.h.') .. 6,508
^Thomas Owen Jacobsen (L.). 6,241
Wirral [1].
{The rural district of Wirral, and the urban
districts of Bromborough, Ellesmere Poll
and Whitby, Higher Bebington, Hoylake
and West Kirby, Lower Bebington, and
Neston and Parkgate.)
Gershotn Stewart (Co.U.).
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
Chester. City of [See ChesWre].
Chesterfield [See Derbyshire].
Chester -le-Street iSee Durham Co.].
Chichester [See Sussex, West].
Chippenham [See Wiltshire].
Chislehurst [See Kent].
Chiswick [see Brentford and Chiswick].
Chorley [See Lancashire].
Christchurch [See New Forest and
Christchurch].
Cirencester and Tewkesbury [See
Gloucestershire].
City of Chester [See Cheshire].
City of London [See London].
Clackmannan and Eastern [See Stir-
lingshire and Clackmannanshire].
Clackmannanshire [See Stirlingshire
and Clackmannanshire].
Clapham [See Wandsworth].
tCLARE CO. [2]
East Clare [1].
{The previously existing East Clare Division,
together with the part of the previously
existing South Galway Division of the par-
liamentary county of Galway which is com-
prised in the administrative county of Clare.)
Eamonn de Valera (S.F.).
West Clare [1].
( T/ie Baronies of Moyarta and Ibrickan, of
C londeralavj and Corcomroe, and part of
Baronies of Inchiqnin and Islands.)
• Brian O'Higgins (S.F.).
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
Cirencester and Tewkesbury [See
Gloucestershire].
Clay Cross [See Derbyshire'.
Clasrton [See Manchester].
Cleveland [See Yorkshire, N. Riding].
Clitheroe [See Lancashire].
Clontarf [See Dublin].
Coatbridge [See Lanarkshire].
Cockermouth [See Penrith and Cocker-
mouth].
Colchester [See Essex].
College Green [See Dublin City].
Colne [See Nelson and Colne].
Colne Valley ISee Yorkshire, East
Riding].
Combined English Universities [See
Durham Univ., etc.].
Connemara [See Galway Co.]-
Consett [See Durham Co.].
196
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
tCORK (City) [2].
Motto — "Statio bene fida carinis."
*Janies Joseph Wal.-h (S.F.) . . 20,801
*Liani de Roiste (William
Roche) (S.F.) .. .. 20,506
Major M. 'J'aWot Croshie (N.) 7,480
Richard O" Sullivan Qi.^ .. 7,162
Daniel li'illiams (\].) .. 2,519
Thomas Farringlon {M .^ .. 2,254
Retnrttiiig Officer-
City.
The High Sheriff of Cork
At the General Election A Jeremiah (Diar-
maid)Christopher Lynch <S. V.)u-as returned
unofipsed. In Aug. 1920 Mr. Lynch re-
iignedy and at the linic 0/ going to J<ress the
seat is v.icant.
West Cork (1].
(The Baronies of Bantry, Ben', and IVest
Cnrbery (IVest Division), and part 0/ the
Barony 0/ U'estCarbery (East Division).)
*John J. Hayes (S.F. ).
Returning OJ/cer—The High Sheriff.
CORNWALL [6].
( i'/ie administrative county of Cornwall and
the Isles oj Scilly. )
Bodmin [1].
(rA« furaX districts of Liskeard and St. Ger-
mans, the part of the rural district of Bod-
min which is not included in the Northern
Division, tlie part of the rural district of
St . A ustell which consists of the civil parishes
of St. Sampson and Tvwardreath, the muni-
cipal boroughs of Bodmin, towey, Lis-
keard, Lostwithiel, and Stdtash, and tht
urban districts of Callington, Loos, and
Torpoint.)
:CORK CO. [7].
East Cork [1].
( The Barony of huokilly, and part 0/ the
Barony oJ Barrytnore.)
• David Rice Kent (S.F. ).
Mid Cork [1].
(Part 0/ the Barony of Barretts and the
Baionies 0/ East and IVest Muskerry.)
At the General Election VlrTerence Joseph
MacSwineyfS F ) 7vas returned unn/>pcied.
In Oct IQ20 Mr. MacSwiney died, and at the
time 0/ going to press the siat is vacant.
North Cork [1].
(The Baronies 0/ Duhallaw and Orrery, and
Kilmore, and part of the Barony ofFermoy.)
• Patrick (I'adraic) O'Keefe (S.F.).
North-East Cork [1].
( The Baronies of Condons and Clangibbon, and
Kinnatalloon, and part of the Baronies of
Fertnoy, Barrjtnore, atui Barretts.)
•^Thomas Hunter (S.F.).
South Cork [1].
( The Barony of East Carbery ( IFest Division),
and parts of the Baronies of Ibane and
Barryroe, East Carbery (East Division), and
IVest Carbery (East Di^iision).)
• Michael Collins (S.F.).
South-East Cork [1].
(The Baronies oj Courceys, Kerrycurrihy,
Kinalea, Kinalmeaky, and Kinsale, and
parts of the Baronies of East Carbery (East
Division), and Ibane and Barryroe^
At the General Election Sir Charles .A.ugiistin
Hanson, Bt. (Co.U. ), and Jsaac Foot (L.)
polled res^pectively 12,228 and 8,705 votes,
in Jan. 1922 Sir Charles Hanson died,andat
the lime of «oing to press the seat is vacant.
Camborne rH-
{The rural district of Redruth, the part of the
rural district of East Kerrier which consists
of the civil parishes of Constantine, Mabe,
and Perranarworthal , the part of the rural
district of Helston which consists of the
civil parishes of Crowan and Wendron, the
part of the rural district of Truro which con-
sists of the civil parishes of Kea, Kenwyn
Rural, Perranzabuloe , St. Agnes, St. Allen
and Tregavethan, the municipal borough
of Helston, and the urban districts of Cam-
borne, Hayle, Phillack, and Redruth.)
Rt. Hon. Fianci.s Dyke Acland,
P.C. (L.) 7.078
George Aicholls (Lzh.) .. .. 6,546
Northern [1].
(The rural districts of Calstock, Camelford,
Launceston, St. Columb Major, and Strat-
ton, the part of the rural district of Hols-
worthy which is within the administrative
county of Cornwall, the pvrt of the rural
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
197
district of Bodmin which consists of the
civil parishes of Egloshayle, St. EndelUon,
St. Kew, St. Minver Highlands, and St.
Minver Lowlands, the municipal borough of
Launceston, and the urban districts of
Newquay, Padsiow, Stratton and Bude,
and Wadebridge.)
Sir George Croydon Marks, C.B.E.
(Co.L.),
Penryn and Falmouth [1]
{The part of the rural district of St. Austell
which is not included in the Bodmin Divi-
sion, the part of each of the rural districts
of East Kerrier and Truro which is not in-
cluded in the Camborne Division, the muni-
cipal boroughs of Falmouth, Penryn, and
Truro, and the urban district of St. Atistell.)
• Com. Sir Edward Nicholl
(Co.U.) 10,050
Sir Arthzir Carkeek (L.) . . 9,815
St Ives [1]
{The rural district oi West Penwith, the part
of the rural district of Helsion which is not
included in the Camborne Division, the
municipal boroughs of Penzance and St.
Ives, the urban districts of Ludgvan, Madron,
Paul, and St. Just, and the Scilly Isles.)
Sir Clifford John Cory,
(Co.L.) 8,659
Capi. A Ibert Edward Dunn ( Lab. ) 5, 659
Thomas Francis Tregoy Mitchell
(Ind.) 436
Returning Officer— "Vixe. High Sheriff.
COVENTRY (Warwickshire) [1].
[County borough of Coventry.)
• Edward Manville (Co.U.) .. 17,380
/Richard Collingham Wallhead
(Lab.) 10,298
Sir Courtenay Cecil Mansel,
Bl. (L.) 4,128
Arthur Charles Bannington
(N.F.D.S.S.) . . . . 3,806
^DavidMarshall iT/a5^«(Ind. L.) 3,145
Returiiuig Officer — The Mayor.
Crewe [See Cheshire].
Cromac [See Belfast].
Cromarty [See Inverness-shire, Ross-
shire, and Cromarty].
CROYDON (Surrey) [2].
{The county borongli oj Croydon.)
198
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Croydon axanjy-coHiiHued.
North [11.
(South Norwood, Upper Norwood, Norbury,
We'd Thornton, Bensham Manor, Thornton
Heath, and Woodside Wards.)
*Major George Oldroyd Ber-
wick, D.S.O. (Co.U.) .. 16,520
James Trumble (L. ) . . . . 7,094
South [1].
(CeniraX, East, and South, Addiscombe, White-
horse Manor, Broad Green, and Waddon
Wards.)
At the General Election Sir Ian Zachary
Malcolm, K.C.M.G. (Co.U.) and Harry
Thomas Muggeridge (Lab.) polled respec-
tively 17,813 and 7,006 voles. In Oct. 1919
Sir Ian Malcolm resigned, and at a Bye-
Election on Nov. lAtn, 1919, the result was
*Sir Allan MacGregor Smith,
K.B.E. (Co.U.) .. .. 11,777
Howard HouUer (L.') .. 9,573
Returning- Officer— Th^ Mayor.
CUMBERLAin) [4].
{The administrative county of Cumberland.)
Northern [1].
(The rural districts of Brampton, Carlisle,
and Longtown, the part of the rural district
of Wigton which is not included in the
Workington Division, and the urban dis-
tricts of Holme Cultram and Wigton.)
*Major the Hon. Christopher William
Lowther (Ind.§).
Penrith and Cockermouth [1].
(The rural districts of Alston with Garrigill
and Penrith, the part of the rural district
of Cockermouth which is not included in the
Workington Division, and the urban dis-
tricts of Cockermouth, Keswick, and Pen-
rith.)
At the Gerural Election the Rt. Hon. James
William Lowther, P.C. (C.), -was returned
unopposed. In April 1921 Mr. Lowther
resigtud, and at a Bye-Election on May
i-Jth, 1921, the result was
Maj.-Gen. Sir (Henry) Cecil
Lowther, K.C.M.G., C.B.,
C.V.O., D.S.O. (Co.U.) .. 7,678
Levi Collison (L.) .. ..7,647
Whitehaven [1].
(The rural district of Bootle, that part of the
rural district of Whitehaven which is not
ittcluded in the Workington Division, the
municipal borough of Whitehaven, and the
urban districts of Cleator Moor, Egremont,
and Millom.)
James Augustus Grant (Co.U.) 10,736
Thomas Gavan Duffy (Lab.) . . 9, 016
Workington [1'.
(The part of the rural district of Cockermouth
which consists of the civil parishes of
Broughton, Broughton Moor, Camerton,
Crosscanonby, Dearham, Flimby, Great
Clifton, Little Clifton, Oughterside and
Allerby, Ribton, Seaton, Stainburn, Win-
scales, and Workington Rural, the part of
the rural district of Whitehaven which con-
sists of the civil parishes of Disiington,
Moresby, and Weddicar, the part of the
rural district of Wigton which consists of
the civil parishes of Allonby, Hayton, and
Mealo, and West Newton, the municipal
borough of Workington, and the urban dis-
tricts of Arlecdon and Frizington, Aspatria,
Harrington, and Maryport.)
♦Thomas Cape, M.B.E. (Lab.) 10,441
Liettt.-Col. Daniel Johnston
Mason, D.S.O. (\J .)
Major Robert Strother Stewart
(Co.L.)
Richard Millican (\xv^.')
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
5.946
2,968
943
DARLINGTON (Durham) [11.
(The county borough of Darlington.)
Rt. Hon. Herbert Pike Pease,
P.C. (Co.U.) .. .. 11,951
A {/red Henry Scott (L.) . . 7,494
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
Dartford [See Kent].
Darwen [See Lancashire]-
Daventry [See Northamptonshire].
Denbigh [See Denbighshire'.
DENBIGHSHIRE [2].
(The administrative county of Denbigh.)
Denbigh [1].
(The rural districts of Llangollen, Llanrwst,
Llansilin, Ruthin, St. Asaph (Denbigh),
and Uwchaled, the rural district of Glan
Conway consisting of the civil parishes of
Uanelian yn Rhos and Llansantffraid
Glan Conway the part of the rural district
of Chirk which is ttot included in the Wrex-
4 Returned at General Election as Co.U.
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
199
ham Division, the municipal boroughs of
Denbigh and Ruthin, and the urban districts
of Abergele and Pensarn, Colwyn Bay and
Colwyn, Llangollen, and Llanrwst.)
*Sir David Sanders Davies
CCo.L.) 14,773
^Edward Thomas /ohn (Lab.) 2,958
Wrexham [1].
(The rural district of Wrexham, the part of
the rural district of Chirk which consists of
the civil parish of Chirk, and the municipal
borough of Wrexham.)
*Sir Robert John Thomas, Bt.
(Co.L.) 20,874
Hugh Hughes {\j2th.) .. .. 6,500
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
DEPTFORD (CO. London) [1]
(Metropolitan borough of Deptford.)
Rt. Hon. Charles William
Bowerman, P.C. (Lab.) . . 14,073
Majorjohn Theodore Prestige{\J .) 9,711
Frederick Alfred Rnmsey
(N.F.D.S.S.) J06
Returtiing Officer — The Mayor.
DERBY [2].
(County borough of Derby.)
Rt. Hon. James Henry Thomas,
P.C. (Lab.) 25,145
•Albert Green (U.) . . . . 14,920
William Blews Roboiham (L.) 13,408
Capt. Harold Machin Smith
(N.D.) .. .. ' .. 13,012
Reluming Officer — Tlie Mayor.
DERBYSHIRE [8].
(The administrative county of Derby.)
Helper [i:.
(The rural district of Belper, the part of the
rural district of Repton which is not included
in the Southern and Western Divisions, and
the urban districts of Alfreton, Belper, and
Heage.)
John George Hancock (L.).
Chesterfield [11.
(The part of the rural district of Chesterfield
which consists of the civil parishes of Barlow,
Brimington, Calow, Hasland, Sutton-cum-
Duckmanton, Tapton, Temple Normanton,
and Wingerworth, the municipal borough
of Chesterfield, and the urban district of
Brampton and Walton.)
Barnet Kenyon (Co.L. and Lab.).
Clay Cross [1].
(The rural district of Blackwell, the part of
the rural district of Chesterfield which is
not included in the North-Eastern and
Chesterfield Divisions, and the urban district
of Clay Cross.)
• Thomas Tucker Broad (L.) .. 7,987
Frank Hall [l.2.h.) .. ..6,766
(The
High Peak [1].
rural district of Chapel-en-le- Frith
(except the two detached parts of the civil
parish of Derwent which are bounded on
the west by the civil parish of Hathersage),
the rural districts of Glossop Dale and
Hay field, the portion of the rural district
of Bakewell which consists of the two
detached parts of the civil parish of Outseats
which are bounded on three sides by the
civil parish of Derwent, and municipal
boroughs of Buxton and Glossop, and the
urban district of New Mills.)
Sir Samuel Hill Hill- Wood,
Bt. (Co.U.) 12,118
Capt. Clifford Brookes, M.D.
(L.) 8,504
Ilkeston [11.
(The rural district which consists of the civil
parishes of Codnor Park and Shipley, the
municipal borough of Ilkeston, and the
urban districts of Heanor and Ripley.)
200
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Derbyshire —continued.
like ston — (0» //« ued.
Maj.-(Jen. the Rt. Hon. John
Edward Bernard Seely. P.C.,
C.B., C.M.G.. D.S.O. (L.) .. 9,660
George Harold Oliver (Lab.) . . 7,962
North-Eastem [1].
(r*« rural districts of Clowne and Norton,
the part of the rural district of Chesterfield
which consists of the civil parishes of
Beighton, Coal Aston, Dronfield Wood-
house, Eckington, Holmes field, Killamarsh,
Staveley, and Unstone, and the urban dis-
tricts of Bolsover and Dronfield.)
♦Joseph Stanley Holmes (L.) 6,117
Frank Lee (l.,2th.) .. .. 5,560
fCo/. (George Robert) Harland
Bowden (Ind. U.) .. .. 5,049
Marquess of Hartington (Co. U.) 2,738
Southern [1].
[The rural districts of Hartshorn and Seals
and Shardlow, the part of the rural district
of Repton which consists of the civil parishes
of Caldwell, Castle Gresley, Cation, Colon in
the Elms, Drakelow, Linton, Lullingion,
Rosliston, and W alton-upon-Trent , and the
urban districts of Alvaston and Boulton,
Long Eaton, and Swadlincote District.)
■*Henry Holman Gregory, K.C.
(Co.L.) 15,504
Sawttel Tn/ma/i {Lnh.) .. 7,923
Western [1].
{The rural districts of Ashbourne and Sudbury,
the rural district of Bakewell (except the
two detached parts of the civil parish of
Oulseats which are bounded on three sides
by the civil parish of Derwent), the part of
the rural district of Repton which consists
of the civil parishes of Barton Blount, Church
Brnughton, Foston and Scropton, Hatton,
Hilton, Hoon, Marston-on-Dove, Osleston
and Thurvaston, and Sulton-on-the-Hill,
the part of the rural district of Chapel-en-
le-Frtth which consists of the two detached
parts of the civil parish of Derwent bounded
on the west by the civil parish of Hathersage,
and the urban districts of Ashbourne, Bake-
well, Baslow and Bubnell, Bonsall, Matlock,
Matlock Bath and Scarthing Nick, North
Darley, South Darley and Wirksworth.)
♦Charles Frederick White (L.) 10,752
\Lieut.-Col. the Earl of Kerry,
M.F.O., D.S.O. (Co.V.) .. 8,592
Returning- O^cer— The High Sheriff.
Derltend [See Birmingham].
Devizes [See Wiltshire].
Devonport [See Plymouth]-
DEVONSHIRE [7].
(The administrative county of Devon.)
Barnstaple [1].
(The rural districts of Barnstaple and Bideford
(including Lundy Island), the municipal
boroughs of Barnstaple and Bideford, and
the urban districts of Ilfracombe, Lynton,
and Northam.)
¥Capt. John Thomas Tudor
Rees (L.) . . . . . . 11,281
Charles Sandbach Parker, C. B.E.
(U.) •• 10,679
Honiton [1].
(The rural districts of Axminster and Honiton,
the part of the rural district of St. Thomas
which consists of the civil parishes of Ayles-
beare, Bicton, Clyst Honiton, Clyst St.
George, Clyst St. Mary, Colaton Raleigh,
East Budleigh, Farringdon, Lympstone,
Newton Poppleford, Otterton, Rockbeare,
Sowton, and Woodbury, the municipal
borough of Honiton, and the urban districts
of Axminster, Budleigh Salterton, Exmouih,
Ottery St. Mary, Seaton, and Sidmouth.)
Lieut.-Col. Arthur CHve Morrison-Bell
(Co.U.).
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
South Molton [1].
{The rural districts of Crediton, Okehampion,
South Molton, and Torrington, the municipal
boroughs of Great Torrington, Okehatnpton
and South Molton, and the urban district
of Crediton.]
Rt. Hon. George Lambert, P.C.
(L.)
Herbert Weston
Sparkes (Co.U.)
Sheppard
10,424
8,093
Tavistock [1]
t^he rural districts of Broadwoodwidger,
Plympton St. Mary, and Tavistock, the
part of the rural district of Holsworthy
which is within the administrative county
of Devon, and the urban districts of Hols-
worthy, Ivybridge, and Tavistock.)
*Lieut.-Com. Charles Williams
(Co.U.) 9,157
Harry Geeii (L.) .. .. 7,005
Tiverton [1].
(rA« rural districts of Culmstock and Tiverton,
the part of the ruri.1 district of Newton Abbot
which consists of the civil parish of West
Dawlish, the part of the rural district of
St. Thomas which is not included in the
Honilon Division, the municipal borough
of Tiverton, and the urban districts of
Bampton and Dawlish.)
Charles Robert Sydenham Carew
(Co.U.) 9,598
Sir Edward Peizton, K.B.E. (L.) 4,827
Rev. Donald Fraser (Lab.) . . 2,377
Torquay [1]
[The part of the rural district of Newton Abbot
which consists of the civil parishes of
Cockington and Stokeinteignhead, the part
of the rural district of Totnes which consists
of the civil parishes of Churston Ferrers,
Kingswear, Marldon, and Stoke Gabriel,
the municipal boroughs of Dartmouth and
Torquay, and tlte urban districts of Brixham
and Paignton.)
Col. Charles Rosdew Burn,
O.B.E. (Co.U.) .. .. 14,068
Major Alfred Edward Vates
TrestratV {'La.h.) .. .. 4,029
Capt. A'tessell Cooke (L.) . . 3,173
Totnes [1].
{The rural district of Kingsbridge, the part of
the rural district of Newton Abbot which is
not included in the Tiverton and Torquay
Divisions, the part of the rural district of
Totnes which is not included in the Torquay
Division, the municipal borough of Totnes,
and the urban districts of Ashburton, Buck-
fastleigh, Kingsbridge, Newton Abbot,
Salcombe, and Teignmouth.)
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
D«voii8liire— «>«'>«*»'</•
Totaes — continued.
Lieut. -Col. the Rt. Hon. Francis
Bingham Mildmay, P.C.
(Co.U.) 14,680
John Arthur Robert Cairns (L.) 10,266
Returning Officer— 1\\c High Sheriff.
DEW8BURY (Yorkshire) [1].
(County borough of Dewshury.)
• Lieut. - Col. Emil William
Pickering, D.S.O. (Co.U.) .. 7,853
Ben Riley il^Sih.) .. .. 5,596
f/iV. Hon. IValter Runciman,
-PC. (L.) 5,130
RetumingOfficer—lLh^ Mayor. ^
Doncaster [See Yorkshire, W. Riding].
:donegal CO. [4].
East Donegal [1].
( The Baronies of North and South Raphoe,
and paH of the Baronies of Inishowen West,
and Kiljnacrenan.)
Edward Joseph Kelly (N.) . . 7,596
Robert Lyons Moore (U.) . . 4,797
Samuel O' Flaherty (S.F.) . . 46
North Donegal 11].
(The Baronies of Inishowen, East and IVest
{except tlie parish of Burt\ and part of the
Barony o/ Kiltnacrenan.)
¥ Joseph O'Doherty (S.F.) .. 7,003
^Philip O'DohertyCiii.) -.3,075
South Donegal [1].
(The Baronies of Banagh and Tirhugh.)
• Peter Joseph Ward (S.F.) ,. 5,787
X/ohn Thomas Donovan {"H.) .. 4,752
West Donegal [1].
(The Barony of Boylagh, and part of the
Barony of Kiltnacrenan.)
•Joseph Sweeney (S.F.) ,. 6,712
Daniel McMenamin (N. ) . . 4, 1 1 6
Returning Officer -T^t. High Sheriff.
Don Valley [See Yorkshire, W. Riding].
DORSETSHIRE [4].
(The administrative county of Dorset.)
Eastern [11.
{The rural district of Poole, the part of the
rural district of Wimborne and Cranborne
which consists of the civil parishes of Aimer,
Chalbury, Colehill, Corfe Mullen, Ham-
preston, Hinton Martell, Hinton Parva,
Holt, More Critchel, Pamphill, Shapwick,
Sturminsier Marshall, West Parley, and
Witchampton, the municipal borough of
Poole, and the urban district of Wimborne
Minster.)
At the General Election Capt. the Rt. Hon.
Frederick Edward Guest, P.C, C.B.E.,
D.S.O. (Co.L.', <i«rf Alfred Smith (Lab.)
polled respectively 11,944 and 4.321 votes.
In April 1921 Capt. Guest was appointed
Sec. oj State for Air, and at a Bye-Election
on the \6th of that month there was not
any opposition to the return of
Capt. the Rt. Hon. Frederick Edward
Guest,T.C., C.B.E., D.S.O. (Co.L.).
Northern [1].
{The rura:l districts of Blandford, Shaftesbury
Sherborne, and Sturminster, the part of
the rural district of Wimborne and Cran-
borne which is not included in the Eastern
Division, the municipal boroughs of
Blandford Forum and Shaftesbury, and the
urban district of Sherborne.)
• Major William Philip Colfox,
M.C. (Co.U.) 7,532
John Emlyn Emlyn-Jones (L.) 7,320
Southern [1].
{The rural district of Wareham and Purbeck,
the part of the rural district of Weymouth
which is not included in the Western Divi-
sion, the municipal boroughs of Wareham
and Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, and
the urban districts of Portland and Swanage.)
Capt. Angus Valdemar Hambio
(Co.U.) 11,175
Brett Morgan (Lab.) . . . . 5, 159
Western [1].
{The rural districts of Beaminster , Bridport,
Cerne and Dorchester, Ihe part of the rural
district of Weymouth which consists of the
civil parishes of Abbotsbury, Langton
Herring and Portisham, and the municipal
boroughs of Bridport, Dorchester, and
Lyme Regis.)
Col. Sir Robert Williams, Bt. (Co.U.).
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
Dover [See Kent].
DOWN CO. [6].
{The administrative county of Down.)
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
203
East Down [1].
{The rural district of Downpatrick, exclusive
of the district electoral divisions of Ballyna-
hinch, Kiltnore, and Leggygowan ; the
part of the rural district of Kilkeel which
consists of the district electoral divisions of
Bryansford, Fofanny, and Maghera ; and
the part of the rural district of Banbridge
which consists of the district electoral
divisions of Ballyward, Crossgar, and
Leitrim.)
* David Douglas Reid (U.) .. 6,007
Michael J. Johnston (^.) .. 4,362
Dr. Henry Russell McNabb
(S.F.) 3,876
Mid Down [1]. \ <
(The rural districts of CastUreagh and Hills-
borough ; the part of the rural district of
Newtownards which consists of the district
electoral divisions of Ballygowan, Bally-
maglaff, Kilmood, Moneyreagh, and Tully-
nakill; the part of the rural district of
Downpatrick which consists of the district
electoral divisions of Ballynahinch, Kil-
more, and Leggygowan ; and the urban
district of Holy wood.)
At the General Election Lieut -Col. Sir James
Craig, Bt. (U.), and James Robinson (S.F.)
polled respectively 10,639 "^^^ 7°7 votes. In
June 1921 Sir James Craig, Bt., became
first Prime Min. oj N. Ireland, and at a
Bye-Election on July 2nd, 1921, there was
not any opposition to the return of
Col. the Rt. Hon. Robert Gordon
Sharman-Crawford, P.C., C. B.E.
(C).
North Down [IJ.
(The part of the rural district of Newtownards
which is not included in the Mid Down
Division, and the urban districts of Bangor,
Donaghadee, and Newtownards.)
At the Getieral Election *Thomas Waiters
Brown, K.C., and J. A. Davison, Ind.,
polled respectively 9,200 and 2,153 votes.
In June 1921 Mr. Brown was appointed
Solicitor-Gen. for Ireland, and at a Bye-
Election on June 7oih, 1921, there was not
any opposition to the return of
*Rt. Hon. Thomas Walters Brown,
P.C, K.C. (U.).
In Jan. 1922 Mr. Brown teas appointed a Judge
of Supreme Court of Northern Ireland, and at
the time of going to press the seat is vacant
South Down [1].
(The rural district of Newry No. 1 ; the part
of the rural district of Kilkeel which is not
included in the East Down Division ; and
the urban districts of Newcastle, Newry,
and Warrenpoint.)
Jeremiah MacVeagh (N.) .. 8,756
Capt. John Alexander Weir
/ohnston (\J .) 5,573
Alexander Fisher (Ind. ) . . 436
Eamonn de Falera (^.F.) .. ^^
West Down [1].
(The rural district of Moira ; the part of the
rural district of Banbridge which is not
included in the East Down Division ; and
the urban districts of Banbridge and
Dromore.)
At the General Election "Daniel Martin
Wilson, K.C. (U.), and Bernard Campbell
(S F.) polled respectively 10,559 '^"'^ ij725
votes. In June 1921 Mr. Wilson became a
County Court ludge in Ireland and Re-
corder 0/ Belfast, and at a Bye Election
on July i^th, 1921, there mas not any
opposition to the return of
*Thomas Browne Wallace (U.).
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
Drake [See Plymouth].
DUBLIN CITY [7].
(The county borough of Dublin.)
Clontarf [1].
(The Clontarf East, Clontarf West, and
Drumcondra Municipal Wards of the
borough, and the part of the Mountjoy
Municipal Ward of the borough which is
not included in the DublinHarbour Division.)
^Richard James Miilcahy (S.F.) 5,974
Sir Patrick Shortall{N.) .. 3,228
College Green ri].
(The Inns' Quay, North City, Rotunda, and
South City Municipal Wards of the
borough.)
• Sean Tomas O'Kelly (S.F.) . . 9,662
Joseph Niall Maw Coghlan
Briscoe [Indi.^.) .. .. 2,853
Dublin Harbour [1]. .
(The North Dock Municipal Ward of the
borough, the part of each of the South Dock
and Trinity Municipal Wards of the
borough which is not in the St. Stephen's
Green Division, and the part of the said
Mountjoy Ward which lies to the east and
south of a line drawn continuously along
the middle of Parnell Street, Summer Hill,
and Summer Hill Parade to the middle of
the North Wall Extension of the Midland
Great Western Railway, and thence in a
south-easterly direction along the middle
of that railway to the ward boundary.)
* Philip Shanahan (S.F.) .. 7,7c8
i Alfred Byrne (_N.) .. ..5,386
204
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Dublin Ci%7— continued.
St. James's [11.
{The New Kilmainham and Usher's Quay
Municipal Wards of the borough.)
6,256
1.556
^Joseph McGrath (S.F.)
John Sa/umus Kelly (N.)
St. Michan's [1].
(The Art an Quay and Glasnevin Municipal
Wards of the borough.)
• Michael J. Staines (S.F.) .. 7,553
•^/ohn Dillon Niigenl (N.) . . 3,996
St. Patrick's [1].
(The Merchants' Quay and Wood Quay
Municipal Wards of the borough.)
•^Constance Georgine de Mar-
kievicz (S.F.) .. .. 7,835
■\ William field Cii.) .. .. 3,752
/ames/. Kelly {Ind.TSi.) .. 312
Stephen's Green [1].
(The Fitzwilliam, Mansion House, and Royal
Exchange Municipal Wards of the borough,
and the part of each of the said South Dock
and Trinity Wards which lies to the south
of a line drawn along the middle of Great
Brunswick Street.)
•Thomas Kelly (S.F.) . . , . 8,461
\Fatrick Joseph Brady C^.^ .. 2,902
Henry Hanna, K.C.(\5.') .. 2,755
Retttniing Officer — The High Sheriffof Dublin
City.
JDUBLIN CO. [41.
(The administrative county of Dublin.)
North Dublin [1].
(The rural districts of Balrothery (including
the town of Balbriggan), Celbridge No. 2,
and North Dublin, and the part of the rural
district of South Dublin which consists of
the district electoral divisions of Clomdalkin,
Palmerston, and Tallaght.)
■V^Francis J. Lawless (S.F.) .. 9,138
f John Joseph Clancy, K.C. (N.). 4,428
Pembroke [1].
(The urban district of Pembroke, the part of
the rural district of Rathdown No. 1 which
consists of the district electoral divisions of
Dundrum and Milllown, and the part of
the rural district of South Dublin which
is not included in the North Dublin and
Rathmines Divisions.)
■¥-Thomas Desmond Fitzgerald
(S.F.) 6,114
John Good (U .) .. .. .. 4,138
Charles P. O'Ne/ll (N.) . . 2,629
Rathmines [i].
(The urban district of Rathmines and Rathgar,
and the part of the rural district of South
Dublin which consists of the disti ict electoral
division of Terenure.)
■¥-Sir Maurice Edward Dockrell
(U.) 7,400
PatHck J. Little (S.F.) . . . . 5, 566
George A. Moonan (N.) .. 1,780
South Dublin [11.
(The part of the rural district of Rathdown
No. I which is not included in the Pembroke
Division, and the urban districts of Blacli-
rock, Dalkey, Killiney and Ballybrack, and
Kingstown.)
•GeorgeGavan Duffy, B.L.(SF.) 5,133
Sir Thomas IVi/liam Robinson
(U.) 4,354
Thomas Clarke (N.) . . . . 3,819
Returning Officer— -Th^ High .Sheriff.
Dublin Harbour [See Dublin Cityl.
: DUBLIN UNIVERSITY [21.
•Sir Robert Henry Woods,
F.R.C.S.I. (Ind.U.).. .. 793
At the General Election the Rt. Hon. Arthur
Warren Samuels, P.C, K.C, LL.D. (C),
*Sir Robert Henry Woods, F.R.C.S.I.
(Ind.U.), William Morgan Jellett, K.C. (U.),
and tCapt. Stephen Lucius Gwynn (N.)
polled 7-espectively 1,273, 793) 631 and 257
votes. In July igigMr. Samuels wrt.y ra/i^rf
to the Bench, and at a Bye-Election on July
zZth there ivas not any opposition to the
return 0/
•William Morgan Jellett, K C. (U.).
Returning Officer — The Provost of Trinity
College, Dublin.
Duddeston [See Birminghaml.
DUDLEY (Worcestershire) [11.
(County borough of Dudley and civil parish
of Dudley Castle Hill.)
At the General Election Lieut, -Col. the Rt.
Hon. Sir Arthur Sackville Trevor Grifiiith-
Boscawen, P.C. (Co.U.) ah^ William Bridg-
land Sieer (Lab.) polled respectively 9,126
and 6,046 votes. In Feb. 1921 Sir Arthur
Griffith- Boscawen was appointed Min. of
Board of Agriculture and E'isheries, and
at a Bye- Election on March ^rd, 1921, the
result ivas
ri!;turning members to parliament.
205
*Tames Wilson (Lab.)
Lieut.-Col, the Rt. Hon. Sir
Arthur Sackville Trevor
Griffith - Bos caw en, P. C.
(Co.U.)
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
10,244
9,968
Dulwich [See Camberwell].
DUMBARTON DISTRICT OF
BURGHS [1].
{Burghs of Dumbarton and Clydebank.)
¥John Taylor, O.B.E. (Co.L.) 11,734
Da7>id Kirkwood (X,ah.) .. 10,566
Retiirnitig Officer — The Sheriff of Stirling,
Dumbarton and Clackmannan.
DUMBARTONSHIRE [1].
{The county of Dumbarton, inclusive of all
burghs situated therein except the burghs of
Dumbarton and Clydebank.)
*Sir William Hannay Raeburn
(Co.U.) 12,765
William Henry Porteotis Martin
(Lab.) 7,072
^Arthur Acland Allen (\^.) .. 3,048
Returning Officer— The Sheriff of Stirling,
Dumbarton, and Clackmannan.
DUMFRIESSHIRE [1].
(The county of Dumfries, inclusive of all
burghs situated therein.)
*Major William Murray, O. B. E.
(Co.U.) I3>345
'f/?t. Hon. [ohn William
Gtilland, P.C. (L.) . . . . 7,562
Returning Officer— The Sheriff of Dumfries
and Galloway.
Dunca)ra [See Belfast].
DUNDEE (Forfarshire) [2].
{County of the city of Dundee.)
Major the Rt. Hon. Winston
Leonard Spencer-Churchill,
P.C. (Co.L.) .. .. 25,788
Alexander Wilkie, C.H. (Lab.) 24,822
Edwin Scryingeoiir {\nd.) ,. 10,423
James Suutiey Brown (Lab.) . . 7,769
Returning Officer — The Sheriff of co. Korfar.
DUNFERMLINE DISTRICT OF
BURGHS [1].
(Burghs of Dunfermline, Cowdenbeath, In-
verkeithing, and Lochgelly.)
•John Wallace (Co.L.) .. 6,886
William McLean Watson (Lab.) 5,076
^Arthur Angiistus William
Harry Ponsonby (Ind.D.) . . 3,491
Returning Officer — The Sheriff of Fife and
Kinross.
Durham [See Durham County].
DURHAM COUNTY [11].
(The administrative county of Durham
exclusive of the parts thereof comprised in
parliamentary boroughs.)
Barnard Castle [1].
(The rural districts of Barnard Castle and
Weardale, the part of the rural district of
Auckland which consists of the civil parishes
of Hamsterley and South Bedburn, the part
of the rural district of Lanchester which is
not included in the Consett and Spennymoo*
Divisions, and the urban districts of Barnard
Castle and Stanhope.)
*John Edmund Swan (Lab.) . . 5,468
Capt. John Edwin Rogerson
(Co.U.) 3,837
Albert Ernest Hillary {L,.) .. 2,180
Octavitis Monhhouse (\nd.) .. 1,274
Bishop Auckland ]1].
(The part of the rural district of Auckland
which is not included in the Barnard Castle
and Spennymoor Divisions, and the urban
districts of Bishop Auckland and Shildon.)
■^Benjamin Charles Spoor,
10,060
Motto — " Prudentia et candore."
O.B.E. (Lab.)
Capt. Godfrey Russell Vick
(Co.L) 7,417
Vickcrman Henzell Rutherford.
M.B.i'L.) 2,411
Blaydon [l].
(The urban districts of Blaydon, Rylon, Tan-
field, and Whickham.)
Major Walter Waring (Co.L.) 9,937
William M^hiteley {Lab.) .. 7,844
Tiiomas George Graham (X--) •• 1,064
3o6
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Dnrbaxn Covaity— continued.
Chester-le-Street [1].
(The rural district of Chester-le-Street, and
the urban district of Chester-le-Street.)
At the General Election John Wilkinson
Taylor (Lab.) was returned wiobposed. In
Oct. 1919 Mr. Taylor resigned, and at a
Bye-Electijn on Nor: i^th, 1919, the result
was
*John J. Lawson (Lab.) .. 17,838
Vcei/id Gilmour, O.B.E. (N.D.) 5,313
Consett [IJ.
The part of the rural district of Lanchester
which consists of the civil parishes of Crag-
head, Ebchester, Healeyfield, Knitsley, and
Medomsley, and the urban districts of Ann-
field Plain, Benfieldside, Consett, Leadgatc
and Stanley.)
Aneurin Williams (L.) . . . . 7,576
Capt. Robert Gee, V.C, M.C.
(Co.N.D.P.) 7,283
George Harold Stuart Bunninq,
O.B.E. ihah.) .. .. 7,268
Durham [1].
(The rural district of Durham {except the civil
parish of Brancepeth), the part of the rural
district of Houghton-le-Spring which con-
sists of the civil parishes of East Rainton,
Great Eppleton, Little Eppleton, Moor
House, Moorsley, and West Rainton, the
municipal borough of Durham, and the
urban district of Helton.)
Major John Waller Hills (Co.U.) 9,027 '
/oshua Riley R it son (Lab.) . . 8,809
Houghton-le-Spring [1].
(The rural districts of South Shields and \
Sunderland, the pari of the rural district of
Houghton-le-Spring which is not included
in the Durham Division, and the urban
district of Houghton-le-Spring.)
* Robert Richardson (Lab.) .. 7,315
■\ Thomas Edward IVitig (L.) . . 6,626
/ohn Ltnds/ej> QCo.'N.D.F.) .. 6,185
Jartow [1].
(The municipal borough of Jarrow, and the
urban districts of Felling and Hebburn.)
Major Godfrey Mark Palmer
(Co.L.) 12,544
/o/in Hill (Lab.) . . . . 8,034
Seaham 11].
(The rural district of Easington, and the urban
district of Seaham Harbour.)
*Major Evan Hay ward (L.) . . 12,754
/oAn Lawson (Lab.) . . . . 8,988
Sedgefield [1].
(The rural districts of Darlington, Hartlepool,
Sedgefield, and Stockton.)
•Col. Rowland Burdon (Co.U.) 6,627
/ohn Herriotts (Lab.) . . . . 5,801
Sir Charles Waller Starmer (y..) 3,333
Sponnsrmoor [1].
(The part of the rural district of Auckland
which consists of the civil parishes of
Helmington Row, Hunwick and Helming-
ton, and North Bedburn, the part of the
rural district of Durham which consists of
the civil parish of Brancepeth, the part of
the rural district of Lanchester which con-
sists of the civil parish of Hedleyhope, and
the urban districts of Brandon and By-
shottles. Crook, Spennymoor, Tow Law, and
Willington.)
Samuel Galbraith, O.B.E. (L.) 9,443
Joseph Batey (^Lzh.) .. ..8,196
Returning O^cer— The High Sheriff.
DURHAM, VICTORIA (MANCHESTER),
LIVERPOOL, LEEDS, SHEFFIELD,
BIRMINGHAM, AND BRISTOL
UNIVERSITIES [2].
Rt. Hon. Herbert Albert Laurens
Fisher, P.C. (Co.L.) .. ..959
Sir William Martin Conway
(Co.U.) 777
/ohn Atkinson Hobson (\nd.) .. 481
Herbert Geraint Williams (U.") . . 410
[The above are the final figures, election being
under " Proportional Representation."]
Returning Officer— "Wie^ Vice-Chancellor of
Birmingham University.
EALING [1].
(Municipal boroueh of Ealing.)
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
207
Sir Herbert Nield,K,C.{Co.U.) 13,710
Alfred Hugh Chilton (Lab.) . . 3,610
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
Eastbourne [See Sussex, East].
East Grlnstead [See Sussex, East].
EAST HAM (Essex) [2].
(County borough of East Ham.)
North [1].
(Manor Park, Plashet East and Plashet West
Wards.)
Sir John Henry Bethell,Bt.(Co.L.) 9,436
William Mann (N.P.). . . . 6,748
South [1].
(Beckton and North Woolwich, Central East
and Central West Wards.)
AllenCiementEdwards(Co.N.D.) 7,972
Robert Frederick Frank Hainletl
(U.) 5,661
\Rt. Hon. Arthur Henderson,
P.C. (Lab.) 5,024
Returning Officer— The Major.
East Toxteth [See Liverpool].
Ebbw Vale [See Monmouthshire].
ECCLES (Lancashire) [1].
(Municipal borough of Eccles and urban
district of Swinion and Pendlebury.)
*Marshall Stevens (Co. U.) .. 15,821
i Richard Dinning Holt (L.) , , 3,408
Returning Officer ^The Mayor.
Ecclesall [See Sheffield].
Eddisbury [See Cheshire].
Edgbaston [See Birmingham].
Edge HUl (See Liverpool].
EDINBURGH [5].
(County of the city of Edinburgh and burgh
of Musselburgh.)
Central [1].
(George Square, St. Giles' and St. Leonard's
Municipal Wards of Edinburgh.)
♦William Graham (Lab.) .. 7,161
Joseph Dobbie {Qo.'L,.') ,. .. 6,797
East [1].
(Burgh of Musselburgh and Canongate and
Portobello Municipal Wards of Edinburgh.)
James Myles Hogge (L. ) . . 8,460
Capt. Alexander JE. Balfour
(CO.N.D.) .. .. ..5,136
North [1].
(Broughton, Calton, St. Andrew's and St.
Stephen's Municipal Wards of Edinburgh.)
At the Gen'ral Election the Rt. Hon. James
Avon Clyde, P.C, K.C. (Co.U.i and James
Johnston (L.) polled respectively 11,879 "'"^
6,986 votes. In March 1920 Mr. Clyde was
appoint) d Lord Justice Gen. and Pres. of
Court 0/ Session, Scotland, and at a Bye-
Election on April gth, 1920, the result was
♦ Patrick Johnston Ford (Co.U.) 9,944
Rt. Hon. Walter Runcinian,
P.C. (L.) 8,469
Major David Graham Pole ( Lab. ) 3, 808
208
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Bdinburgh — cow /i« «/■</.
South [1].
{Merchiston, Morningside, and Newington
Municipal Wards of Edinburgh.)
At the General Election ■^'Charles David
Murray, C.M.G., K.C. (Co U.) ajid David
Caird (L.) polled respectively 14,874 and
4,966 votes. In March 1920 Mr. Murray
tvas appointed Solicitor-' len. Jor Scotland,
and at a Bye-Election on April ijth, 1920,
, the result was
♦Charles David Murray,
C.M.G.,K.C.,LL.D. (Co.U.) 11,176
Daniel Turner Holmes (L.) . . 8,177
West [1].
{Dairy, Gorgie, Haymarket and St. Bernard's
Municipal Wards of Edinburgh.)
*Major John Gordon Jameson,
LL.B. (Co.U.) .. .. 9,172
fStr i^Jaines) Edxvard Parrott,
LL.D.{h.) 6,220
John Alexander Voting {l^&h.) 2,642
Returning O^cer — TheSheriffofTheLothians
and Peebles.
EDINBURGH, ST. ANDREWS, GLASGOW
AND ABERDEEN UNIVERSITIES [3].
Sir William Watson Cheyne, Bt.,
K.C.M.G., C.B., F.R.C.S.,
F.R.S. (Co.U.) .. .. 3,719
*Dugald McCoig Cowan (Co L.) 3,499
Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Craik, P.C,
K.C.B., LL.D. CC.)
Dr. Peter Macdonald (Lab.)
Projessor Wiliiani Robert Smith
(Ind.) 850
Returning Officer— TYvc Principal and Vice-
Chancellor of Edinburgh University.
3,286
EDMONTON (Middlesex) [1],
(Urban district of Edmonton.)
¥Sir Alfred Haman Warren,
O.B.E. (Co.U.) .. .. 6,891
Francis Alfred Broad iX-^h.) .. 3,575
Henry Harvey Vivian (X,.) .. 2,245
Henry Bartass {Ind.) .. .. 1,223
Returning- Officer — Frederick W. Claxton,
Edmonton, N.
Elland [See Yorkshire, W. Riding].
Enfield [See Middlesex].
Epping [See Essex].
Epsom [See Surrey].
Erdington [See Birmingham]
ESSEX [8].
{The administrative county of Essex exclusive
of the parts thereof comprised in parliamen-
tary boroughs.)
Chelmsford [1].
(The rural districts of Chelmsford and Ongar,
the part of the rural district of Billericay
which consists of the civil parishes of Hutton_
Ingrave, Mountnessing, Shenfield, and
South Weald, the municipal borough of
Chelmsford, and the urban district of Brent-
wood.)
Rt. Hon. Ernest George Prety-
man, P.C. (Co.U.) .. .. 11,217
fV. F. Toynbe e (Ldih.) .. 5,551
Colchester [1].
{The rural district of Lexden and Winslree
(except the detached part of the civil parish
of Inworth which is wholly surrounded by
the civil parishes of Great Braxted and Kel-
vedon). and the municipal borough of Col-
chester.)
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
209
Romford [1]. .
(The rural district of Romford, and the urban
districts of Barking Town and Romford.)
*Capt. Albert Edward Martin
(Co.L.) 10,300
Walter H. Letts [\.zh.) .. 5,044
Arthur IVkiting (Xzh.) .. 2,580
Saffron Walden [1].
(The rural districts of Belchamp, Bumpstead,
Dunmow, Halstead, Saffron Walden, and
Stansted, the municipal borough of Saffron
Walden, and the urban district of Halstead.)
Rt. Hon. vSir Laming Worthing-
ton Evans, Bt., P.C. (Co.U.) 11,186
A ndrew Conley ( Lab. ) . . 7,112
Epping [1].
(The rural district of Epping. and the urban
districts of Buckhttrst Hill, Chingford,
Epping, Loughton. Waltham Holy Cross,
Wanstsad and Woodford.)
Brig. -Gen. Richard Beale Col-
vin, C.B. (Co.U.) .. .. 14,668
Arthur Leonard Horner (L.) . . 4, 164
/. Conneley (X'TxS:).) .. .. 1,367
Harwich [1].
(The rural district of Tendring, the municipal
borough of Harwich, and the urban districts
of Brightlingsea, Clacton, Frinton-on-Sea,
Walton-on-the-Naze, and Wivenhoe.)
Major Sir Harry Kottingham
Newton, Bt., O.B.E. (Co.U.) 8,261
Com. Ed-ward Aylmer Dighy(X-) 7,064
Maldon [1].
(The rural district of Braintree (with the de-
tached part of the civil parish of Inworth
which is wholly surrounded by the civil
parishes of Great Braxted and Kelvedon),
the rural district of Maldon, the municipal
borough of Maldon, and the urban districts
of Braintree, Burnham-on-Crouch, and
Witham.)
Sir James Fortescue Flannery,
Bt. (Co.U.) 8,138
George Z>at!as {La.h.) .. ..6,315
Ernest IV. Tanner (h.) .. 1,490
Sir Arthur Cecil Tyrrell Beck
(Ind.L§) 10,628
James/. Ma//on (Lab.) .. 4,531
South-Eastern [1].
{The rural districts of Orsett and Rochford,
the part of the rural district of Billericay
which is not included in the Chelmsford
Division, and the urban districts of Grays
Thurrock, Shoeburyness, and Tilbury.)
*Lieut. -Col. Frank Hilder
(Co.U.) 11,703
Joseph Cotter (Lab.) . . . . 5,343
S. IV. Robinson {'L.) .. .. 1,372
Returning Office) — The High Sheriff.
Everton [See Liverpool].
Evesham [See Worcestershire].
Eye [See Suffolk East].
Exchange [See Liverpool, and
Manchester].
EXETER (Devonshire) [1].
(County borough of Exeter, including Exeter
Castle Yard and Devon County Prison and
Constabulary Barracks.)
§ Returned at General Election as Co.L.
14
aio
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Bzeter (Devonshire)— c(7»//»m«</.
Sir Robert Hunt Stapylton
Dudley Lydston Newman,
Bt. (Co.U.) 12,524
Leonard Wilfred James Costello
(L.) 8,806
Returning Officer — The Sheriff.
Fairfield [See Liverpool].
Falkirk [See StirUng and Falkirk].
Falls [See Belfast].
Falmouth [See Penryn and Falmouth],
Fareham [See Hampshire].
Farnham [See Surrey].
Famworth [See Lancashire].
Faversham [See Kent].
FERMANAGH CO. [2].
North Fermanagh [1].
(Tlu Baronies of Lurg, Magheraboy, and
Tirkennedy.)
Rt. Hon. Edward Mervyn Arch-
dale, P.C. (U.) .. .. 6,768
Kevin 0'Skiel[S.¥.) .. ..6,236
South Fermanagh [1].
( TAe Baronies ofClanawley, Clankelfy, Code,
Knockninny, and Magherastephana.)
•John O'Mahony (S.F.) ..6,673
James Cooper (\5 .) .. .. 4,524
^Patrick Cru7Hley i^.) .. .. 132
Returning Officer— "Wie. High Sheriff.
FIFESHIRE [2].
(TA* county of Fife, inclusive of all burghs
situated therein except the burghs of
Dunfermline, Cowdenbeath, Inverkeithing,
Lochgelly, Kirkcaldy, Buckhaven Methil
and Innerleven, Burntisland, Dysart, and
Kinghorn.)
Eastern [1].
(The Cupar and St. Andrews County Districts,
inclusive of all burghs situate therein,
together with the burgh of Leven and so
much of the Kirkcaldy County District as is
contained within the extra-burghal portion
of the parish of Scoonie and the parish of
Kennoway.)
*Col. Sir Alexander Sprot, Bt.,
C.M.G. (U.) 8,996
t^^. Hon. Herbert Henry
Asquith, P.C, K.C. (L.) . . 6,994
William P?! tc hard Morgan {In^.) 591
Western [1].
(The Dunfermline County District, inclusive
of all burghs situated therein except in so
far as included in the Dunfermline District
of Burghs, together with so much of the
Kirkcaldy County District, inclusive of all
burghs situated therein, as is included,
neither in the Eastern Division nor in the
Dunfermline and Kirkcaldy Districts of
Burghs.)
Rt. Hon. William Adamson,
P.C. (Lab.)
Ca/>i. Joseph Hume Menzies
(Co.U.) ,. .. .. 4,020
Returtiing Officer — The Sheriff of Fife and
Kinross.
Finchley [See Middlesex].
10,664
FINSBURY (CO. London) [1].
(Metropolitan borough of Finsbury.)
Lieut. -Col. JVIartin Archer-Shee,
C.]VI.G., D.S.O. (Ind.C.) ..8,782
Harry Evan .4uguste Cotton
(L.) 4,981
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
FLINTSHIRE [11.
(The administrative county of Flint.)
Lieut.-Col. Thomas Henry Parry,
D.S.O. (Co.L.)
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
Forest of Dean [See Gloucestershire].
FORFARSHIRE [1].
(The county of Forfar, inclusive of all burghs
situated therein except the county of the
city and Dundee and the burghs of Montrose,
Arbroath, Brechin, and Forfar.)
*Capt. William Thomas Shaw
(Co.U.) 5,697
^James Falconer, W.S. (L.) .. 5,179
Returning Office} — The Sheriff of co. Forfar.
Frome [See Somersetshire].
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
211
FULHAM (CO. London) [2].
(The metropolitan borough of Fulhain.)
East [1].
{Baron's Court, Lillie, Sands End and
Walham Wards.)
*Col. Sir Henry George Norris
(Co.U.) .. .. .. 10,242
David Cooi (hah.) .. .. 2,883
J^red Coysh (L.) . . . . 1,644
West 11].
{Hurlingham, Margravine, Munster and Town
Wards.)
■*-Sir Cyril Stephen Cobb,
K.B.E., M.V.O. (Co.U.) .. 12,182
Robert Mark Gentry (Lab.) . . 4,435
Sir (^Herbert) George Fordham
(M 1,139
Wilhatii Jones Allen
(N.F.D.S.S.) . . . . 995
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
Fylde [See Lancashire].
Gainsborough [See Lindsey].
GALLOWAY [1].
(The counties of Kirkcudbright and Wigtown,
inclusive of all burghs situated therein.)
Lieut.-Col. Gilbert McMicking, C.M.G.
(Co.L.).
Returning Officer— 1'he Sheriflf of Dumfries
and Galloway.
:galway CO. [4].
Connemara [1].
{The rural districts of Clifden and Oughterard,
the part of the rural district of Galway
which consists of the district electoral divi-
sions of Barna, Furbogh, Kilcummin,
Killalin, Moycullen, Selerna, Slieveaneena,
Spiddle, and Tullokyne, and the urban dis-
trict of Galway.)
• Padraic O'Maille (S.F.) ,. 11,754
■\-tVillia//i O'Malley (_N.) .. 3,482
East Galway [1].
{The rural districts of Ballinasloe No. i,
Mountbellew, and Portumna, the part of
the rural district of Loughrea which consists
of the district electoral divisions of Cap-
palusk, Cloonkeen, Colmanstown, Graig-
abbey, Grange, Killimor, and Tiaquin,
and the urban district of Ballinasloe.)
* William (Liam) Joseph Mellows
(S.F.).
North Galway [11.
(The rural districts of Glenamaddy and Tuam.)
•Brian Cusack, M.D. (S.F.) .. 8,896
TAomas Sloyati {N.") .. .. 3,999
South Galway [1].
(The rural district of Gort, the part of the
rural district of Galway which is not
included in the Connemara Division, and
the part of the rural district of Loughrea
which is not included in the East Galway
Division.)
• Francis Patrick Fahy (S.F.) 10,621
t William John Duffy (N. ) . . 1 , 744
Returning Officer— The High Sheriff.
GATESHEAD (Durham) [1].
{County borough of Gateshead.)
¥Brig.-Gen. Herbert Conyers
Surtees, C.B., C.M.G.,
D.S.O., M.V.O. (Co.U.) .. 17,215
John Brotherton {l.s.h.) .. 7,212
^Sir Harold Elverston (L.) . . 5,833
Returning Officer— The. Mayor.
7^
Gillingham [See Rochester].
GLAMORGANSHIRE [7].
{The administrative county of Glamorgan
exclusive of the parts thereof comprised in
parliamentary boroughs.)
Aberavon [1].
(The part of the rural district of Neath which
consists of the civil parishes of Baglan
Higher, Baglan Lower, Michaelston Higher
and Michaelston Lower, the part of the
rural district of Penybont which consists
of the civil parishes of Ken fig, Pyle, Sker,
Tythegston Higher, and Tythegston Lower,
the municipal borough of Aberavon, and
the urban districts of Briton Ferry, Glen-
corwg, Margam, and Porthcawl.)
• Major John Edwards, D.S.O.
(Co.L. and Lab.) .. . . 13,635
Robert Williams {'Lab.) .. 7,758
r. G. /ones {N.F.D.S.S.) .. 324
Caerphilly ill.
(The urban districts of Caerphilly and
Gelligaer.)
At the General Election *Alfred Onions
(Lab.) and William Rees Edmunds (L.)
polled respectively 11,496 and 9,482 votes.
In July 1921 Mr. Onions died, and at a
Bye-Election on Aug. 24/A, 1921, the result
was
•Morgan Jones (Lab. and
Socialist) .. .. .. 13,699
William Rees Edmunds (Co.L.) 8,958
Robert Stewart (Communist) . . 2,592
Oower [1]. ^
(The rural districts of Gower and Swansea,
and the urban district of Oystermauth.)
John Williams (Lab.) . . .. 10,109
D. H. Williams (L.) . . . . 8,353
312
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Glamorganshire— continutd.
Llandaff and Barry ri]-
(Tke rural district of Llandaff and Dinas
Powis, and the urban district of Barry.)
♦Major William Cope (Co. U.) 13,307
Capt.Hussell LmvellJonesiX-^^-) 6,607
C. F. Sexsmith (Ind.) . . . . 1,539
1 T
Neath II?.
(The rural district of Pontardawe, the part of
the rural district of Neath which is not
included in the Aberavon Division, and the
municipal borough of Neath.)
John Hugh Edwards (Co.L.) 17,818
Hev. Herbert Morgan (Lab.) . . 9,670
Ogmore ni-
{The part of the rural district of Penybont
which is not included in the Aberavon
Division, and the urban districts of Bridgend,
Maesteg, and Ogmore and Garw.)
*Vernon Hartshorn, O.B.E. (Lab.)
Pontypridd [1].
(The rural districts of Cowbridge and Llan-
trisant and Llantwitfardre, the municipal
borough of Cowbridge and the urban district
of Pontypridd.)
■V^Thomas Arthur Lewis (Co.L.) 13,327
D. Le7vis Da7'/es (Lah.) .. 10,152
Capi. Arthur Seaton (U.) . . 260
Returning O^cer—lhc High Sheriff.
GLASGOW [15].
(County of the City of Glasgow.)
Brldgeton [1].
(That portion of the city which is bounded
by a line commencing at a point on the
centre line of London Road, where the road
is crossed by the Caledonian Railway
(Glasgow Lines), thence south-westward and
southward along the centre line of the said
railway to where it joins the Caledonian
Railway Branch Line from Dalmarnock to
Rutherglen, thence southward along the
centre line of the said last-mentioned railway
to a point on the municipal boundary at the
centre line of the River Clyde, thence south-
westward and north-westward along the
municipal boundary of the city to a point
on the centre line of the River Clyde about
77 yards south-eastward from the centre of
Rutherglen Bridge, thence westward, north-
ward and westward along the centre line of
the River Clyde to the centre of Albert
Bridge, thence northward along the centre
line of Saltmarketto the centreline of Gallow-
gate, thence eastward along the centre line
of Gallowgate to the centre line of Aber-
cromby Street, thence south-westward along
the centre line of Abercromby Street to the
centre line of Canning Street , thence eastward
along the centre line of Canning Street and
London Road to the point of commencement.)
Alexander MacCallum Scott
(Co.L.) 10,887
James Majcfon (Lab.) .. . . 7,860
Miss Eunice Guthrie Murray
(Ind.) 991
Camlachle [1].
(That portion of the city which is bounded by
a line commencing at a point on the municipal
boundary on the south-east side of Cumber-
nauld Road where that road is intersected
by the east side of the Caledonian Railway
(Glasgow Lines), thence southward along
the mnuicipal boundary to a point about
299 yards north-westward from the centre of
Carntyne Road, where the municipal
boundary intersects that road, thence north-
westward to a point on the centre line of
the said railway 380 yards south of the
centre line of^ Cumbernauld Road, thence
south-westward and southward along the
centre line of the said railway to the centre
line of London Road, thence westward along
the centre line of London Road and Canning
Street to the centre line of Abercromby
Street, thence north-eastward along the
centre line of Abercromby Street to the centre
line of Gallowgate , thence westward along
the centre line of Gallowgate to the centre
line of Sydney Street, thence northward
along the centre line of Sydney Street to
the centre line of Duke Street, thence east-
ward along the centre line of Duke Street
to the centre line of Ark Lane, thence north-
ward along tlie centre line of Ark Latie and
Firpark Street to the centreline of Alexandra
Parade, thence eastward and north-eastward
along the centre line of Alexandra Parade
and Cumbernauld Road to the east side of
the Caledonian Railway (Glasgow Lines),
thence southward to the point of commence-
ment.)
Sir Halford John Mackinder
(Co.U.) 13,645
Hugh Boyd Guthrie ( Lab.) . . 7, 192
Daniel Browning {L,.) .. '860
Cathcart [1\
(That portion of the city which is bounded
by a line commencing at a point on the
municipal boundary at the centre of Kil-
marnock Road, thence northward along the
centre line of Kilmarnock Road to the centre
line of the River Cart, thence south-eastward
and eastward along the centre line of the
River Cart to the centre line of Langside
Road at Millbrae Bridge, thence north-
eastward along the centre line of Langside
Road, Millbrae Road and Langside Road,
to the centre line of the main avenue in the
Queen's Park near Victoria infirmary,
thence northward along the centre line of
I
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
213
the said main avenue to the centre line of
Queen's Drive, thence northward along the
centre line of Victoria Road to the centre
line of the Glasgow and South Western
Railway about 46 yards north of the centre
line of Buiierbiggins Road, thence north-
eastward along the centre line of the said
Glasgow and South Western Railway to the
centre line of the Caledonian Railway Main
Line from Glasgow to Rutherglen, thence
south-eastward along the centre line of the
said Caledonian Railway to the municipal
boundary, thence south-westward and west-
ward along the municipal boundary to the
point of commencement.)
John William Pratt (C^o.L) .. 16,310
Dr. Gavin Brown Clark (Lab.) 4,899
Central [1].
{That portion of the city which is bounded by
a line commencing at a point at the inter-
section of the centre lines of Parliamentary
Road and Castle Street, thence southward
along the centre line of Castle Street to the
centre line of Alexandra Parade, thence
eastward along the centre line of Alexandra
Parade to the centre line of Firpark Street,
thence southward along the centre line of
Firpark Street and Ark Lane to the centre
line of Duke Street, thence westward along
the centre line of Duke Street to the centre
line of Sydney Street, thence southward
along the centre line of Sydney Street to the
centre line of Gallowgate , thence westward
along the centre line of Gallowgate to the
centre line of Saltmarket, thence southward
along the centre line of Saltmarket and
Albert Bridge to the centre line of the River
Clyde, thence westward along the centre line
of the River Clyde to a point in line with
the centre line of McAlpine Street, thence
northward along the centre line of McAlpine
Street, Pitt Street and Scott Street to the
centre line of New City Road, thence south-
eastward along the centre line of New City
Road and Cowcaddens to the centre line of
Buchanan Street , thence southward along the
centre line of Buchanan Street to the centre
line of Parliamentary Road, thence north-
eastward along the centre line of Parlia-
mentary Road to the point of commencement .)
Rt. Hon. Andrew Bonar Law,
P.C. (Co.U.) .. .. 17,653
David John Mitchel Qiiin ( Lab.) 4, 736
Gorbals [1].
(That portion of the city which is bounded by
aline commencing at a point on the municipal
boundary at the centre line of the River
Clyde about 77 yards east of the centre of
Rutherglen Bridge, thence south-westward
along the municipal boundary to the centre
of the Caledonian Railway Main Line from
Glasgow to Rutherglen, thence, north-west-
ward along the centre line of the said Cale-
donian Railway to the centre line of the
Glasgow and South-Western Railway,
thence south-westward along the centre line
of the said Glasgow and South Western
Railway to the centreline of Victoria Road,
thence northware" along the centre line of
Victoria Road, Eglinton Street, Bridge
Street and Glasgow Bridge to the centre line
of the River Clyde, thence south-eastward
along the centre lint of the River Clyde to
the point of commencement.)
Rt. Hon. George Nicoll Barnes,
P.C, C.H. (Lab.) .. .. 14,247
Jo A>i A/ac/ean (Lah.) .. .. 7,436
Govan [1].
(That portion of the city which is bounded by
a line commencing at a point on the munici-
pal boundary at the centre of the River
Clyde in line with the continuation of the
centre line of Balmoral Street, thence east-
ward along the centre line of the River
Clyde to a point in line with the continuation
of the centre line of the portion of Govan
Road to the west of Princes Dock, thence
southward to and along the centre line of
the said portion of Govan Road, White-
field Road, Church Road and continuation
thereof to the centre of the Glasgow and
Paisley Joint Railway, thence westward
along the centre line of the said Glasgow and
Paisley Joint Railway to the municipal
boundary, thence north-westward, north-
ward, and eastward along the municipal
boundary to the point of commencement.)
I ♦Neil Maclean (Lab.) . . .. 9,577
Alexander McClu7-e (Co.U .) .. 8,762
^Daniel Turner Holmes (L.) .. 1,678
HUlhead [1].
(That portion of the city which is bounded by
aline commencing at a point in the municipal
boundary at its intersection with the centre
line of the River Kelvin, thence south-
eastward, southward and south-westward
along the centre line of the River Kelvin
to the centre line of the North British Railway
(Stobcross Branch), thence north-westward
along the centre of the said North British
Railway toils intersection with the municipal
boundary, thence north-eastward along the
municipal boundary to the point of com-
mencement.)
*Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Stevenson
Home, P.C, G.B.E., K.C
(Co.U.) .. .. .. 12,803
John Jzett (ha.h.^ . . . . 4,186
Kelvlngrove [1].
(That portion of the city which is bounded by
a line commencing at a point at the inter-
section of the centre line of New City Road
and Scott Street, thence southward along
the centre line of Scott Street, Pitt Street
and McAlpine Street and continuation there-
of to the centre line of the River Clyde, thence
westward along the centre line of the River
. Clyde to its intersection with the centre line
of the River Kelvin, thence north-eastward
along the centre line of the River Kelvin to
the centre line of Great Western Road, thence
south-eastward along the centre line of Great
Western Road and New City Road to the
point of commencement.)
John Mackintosh MacLeod
(Co.U.) 13,648
Walter Graham Leechman
(Ind.) .. .. .. 5,012
George Mac Pherson (h.) .. 2,582
214
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Glasgow — con tin utd.
MaryhlU (1].
{Thai portion of the city which is bounded by
a line commencing at a point on the muni-
cipal boundary at the centre line of the North
British Railway (Edinburgh and Glasgow
Line) about 327 yards north of the centre
of Hawthorn Street, where the said North
British Railway intersects that street, thence
south-eastward and southward along the
centre of the said North British Railway
to the centre line of Keppochhill Road,
thence south-westward and westward along
the centre line of Keppochhill Road to the
centre line of Saracen Street, thence south-
westward along the centre line of Possil
Road to the centre line of the Forth and
Clyde Canal, thence north-westward along
the centre line of the Forth and Clyde Canal
to a point in line xvith the centre line of Well
Road, thence south-westward along the
centre line of Well Road to the centre line of
Maryhill Road I formerly named New City
Road), thence westward along the centreline
of Raeberry Street and Carlton Gardens
to the centre line of Belmont Street,
thence south-westward along the centre line
of Belmont Street to the centre line of the
River Kelvin, thence north-westward along
the centre line of the River Kelvin to its
intersection with the municipal boundary,
thence north-eastward and south-eastward
along the municipal boundary to the point
of commencement.)
Sir William Mitchell-Thomson,
Bt., K.B.E. (Co.U.) .. 11,913
/ohn l^illiam Muir (X.ah.) .. 5,531
\ Harry Anderson Watt (L.) . . 2,363
Partick [1].
{That portion of the city which is bounded by
a line commencing at a point on the
municipal boundary at the centre line of
the North British Railway [Stobcross
cross Branch), thence south-eastward along
the centre line of the said North British
Railway to the cenre line of the River Kelvin,
thence south-westward along the centre line
of the River Kelvin to the centre line of the
River Clyde, thence westward along the
centre line of the River Clyde to the muni-
cipal boundary, thence northward and
north-eastward along the municipal boundary
to the point of commencement.)
Sir Robert Balfour, Bt. (Co.L.) 12,156
William Mackie i'L^h.) .. 5,173
PoUok [11.
(That portion of the city which is bounded by
a line commencing at a point on the muni-
cipal boundary at the centre line of the Glas-
gow and Paisley Joint Railway, thence east-
ward along the centre line of the said Glasgow
and Paisley Joint Railway and the Cale-
donian Railway to the centre line of Shields
Road, thence southward along the centre
line of Shields Road to the centre line of
the Glasgow and South Western Railway
(Paisley Canal Line), thence eastward along
the centre line of the said Glasgow and
South Western Railway to the centre line
of Eglinton Street, thence southward along
the centreline of Eglinton Street and Victoria
Road to the centre line of Queen's Drive,
thence southward along the centre line of
the main avenue in the Queen's Park to the
centre line of Langside Road, thence south-
westward along the centre line of Langside
Road to the centre line of Millbrae Road,
thence south-westward along the centre line
of Millbrae Road and Langside Road to
the centre line of the River Cart at Millbrae
Bridge, thence westward and north-west-
ward along the centre line of the River Cart
to the centre line of Kilmarnock Road,
thence southward along the centre line of
Kilmarnock Road to the municipal bou idary,
thence north - westward, south - westward,
northward, westward and northward along
the municipal boundary to the point of
commencement.)
At the Getierai Etectinn Lieut. -Col. Sir John
Gilmour, Bt., D.S.O. (Co.U.), ivas returned
unopposed. In April 1921 Sir John ivas
appointed a Junior Lord of the 7'reTsury,
and at a Bye-Election on April i^tk, 192 1,
there zum not any opposition to the return
of
Lieut.-Col. Sir John Gilmour, Bt.,
D.S.O. (Co.U.).
St. RoUox [1].
(That portion of the city which is bounded by
a line commencing at a point at the iiter-
section of Springburn Road and Parlia-
mentary Road, thence south-westward along
the centre line of Parliamentary Road to
the centre line of Buchanan Street, thence
northward along the centre line of Buchanan
Street to the centre line of Cowcaddens,
thence north-westward along the centre line
of Cowcaddens, New City Road and Great
Western Road to the centre line of the River
Kelvin, thence northward along the centre
! line of the River Kelvin to the centre line
of Belmont Street , thence north-eastward along
the centre line of Belmont Street to the
centre line of Carlton Gardens, thence east-
ward along the centreline of Carlton Gardens
and Raeberry Street to the centre line of
Maryhill Road (formerly named New City
Road), thence north-eastward along the
centre line of Well Road and continuation
thereof to the centre line of the Forth and
Clyde Canal, thence south-eastward along
the centre line of the Forth and Clyde Canal
to the centre line of Possil Road, thence
north-eastward along the centre line of Possil
Road to the centre line of Saracen Street,
thence eastward and north-eastward along
the centre line of Keppochhill Road to the
centre of the North British Railway (Edin-
burgh and Glasgow Line), thence south-
westward along the centre line of the said
North British Railway to the centre line of
Fountainwell Road, thence south-eastward
along the centre line of Fountainwell Road
to the centre line of Springburn Road, thence
southward along the centre line of Springburn
Road to the point of commencement.)
¥-Hon. (Charles) Gideon Mur-
ray (Co.U.) 10,844
/antes Ste7i<art (Lab.) . . . . 6, 147
\ Right Hon. Thomas McKin-
non Wood, P.C. (L.) .. 1,521
Shettleston [11.
(That portion of the city which is bounded by
a line commencing at a point on the muni-
cipal boundary about 299 yards north-wset'
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
215
ward from the centre of Carntyne Road, at
a point where the municipal boundary inter-
sects that road, thence eastward, south-
eastward and westward along the municipal
boundary to the centre of the Caledonian
Railway Branch Line from Rutherglen to
Dalmarnock, thence • twrthward along the
centre line of the said railway until it joins
the Caledonian Railway (Glasgow Lines),
thence northward, north-eastward, north-
ward and north-eastward along the centre
line of the last-mentioned railway to a point
380 yards south of the centre line of Cumber-
nauld Road, thence south-eastward to the
point of commencement.)
■¥-Rear-Adm. Thomas Benjamin
Stratton Adair (Co. U.) .. 9,901
/ohn Wheatley (Lab. . . . . 9,827
Springbum [1].
{That portion of the city which is bounded by a
line commencing at a point on the municipal
boundary on the south-east side of Cumber-
nauld Road, where that road is intersected
by the east side of the Caledonian Railway
(Glasgow Lines), thence northward to the
centre line of Cumbernauld Road, thence
south-westward and westward along the
centre line of Cumbernauld Road and
Alexandra Parade to the centreline of Castle
Street, thence northward along the centre
line of Castle Street and Springbum Road
to the centre line of Fountainwell Road,
thence north-westward along the centre line
of Fountainwell Road to the centre line of
the North British Railway (Edinburgh and
Glasgow Line), thence northward along the
centre line of the said North British Railway
to a point on the municipal boundary about
327 yards north of the centre of Hawthorn
Street, where the said North British Railway
intersects that street, thence northward, east-
ward, southward, eastward, southward,
westward, south-eastward and south-west-
ward along the municipal boundary to the
point of commencement.)
^Frederick Alexander Mac-
quisten, K.C. (Co.U.) .. 10,786
George Dazvnie Blyth Crookston
Ifarc/ze (Lab.) .. .. 7,996
t IVilHam Mather Rtitherford
Pringle (X,.) . . .. ,. 1,669
Tradeston [1].
(That portion of the city which is bounded by
a line commencing at a point on the centre
of Glasgow Bridge at the centre line of the
River Clyde, thence southward along the
centre line of Glasgow Bridge, Bridge Street,
and Eglinton Street to the centre line of the
Glasgow and South Western Railway at
Eglinton Street Statiotf, thence westward
along the centre line of the Glasgow and
South Western Railway (Paisley Canal
Line) to the centre line of Shields Road,
thence northwards along the centre line of
Shields Road to the centre line of the Cale-
donian Railway, thence westward along the
centre line of the said Caledonian Railway
and the Glasgow and Paisley Joint Railway
to a point in line with the centre line of
Church Road, thence northward along the
centre Ukc of Church Road, Whitefield
Road, and the portion of Govan Road to the
west of Princes Dock and continuation
thereof to the centre line of the River Clyde,
thence eastward along the centre line of the
River Clyde to the point of commencement.)
^Lieut.-Col. Vivian Leonard
Henderson, MX. (Co.U.).. 12,250
James Dunlop McDougall (Lab. ) 3, 75 1
■\Janus Dundas White (L.) . . 3,369
Returning Officer — The Sheriff of Lanark-
shire. Q
Glasgow University [See Edinburgli
University, etc.].
GLOUCESTER [1].
(County borough of Gloucester.)
Arms as used by the City of Gloucester.
AfSir Tames Bruton (Co.U.) . . 8,470
T. H. Mordey {U) .. ..5,246
W. L.Edwards {l^^h.).. ..2,860
Returning Officer— The Sheriff.
GLOUCESTERSHIRE [41.
(The administrative county of Gloucester
exclusive of the parts thereof comprised tn
the parliamentary borough of Cheltenham.)
Cirencester and Tewkesbury [1].
(The rural districts of Campden, Cirencester,
Marston Sicca, Northleach, and Pebworth,
the part of each of the rural districts of
Faringdon, Stow-on-the-Wold, Tetbury,
Tewkesbury, and Winchcomb which is within
the adminstrative county of Gloucester, the
part of the rural district of Cheltenham
which consists of the civil parishes of Prest-
bury, Swindon, and Uckington, the municipal
borough of Tewkesbury, and the urban dis-
tricts of Cirencester, Stow-on-the-Wold, and
Tetbury.)
8x6
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Oloacestersbire— r<'>i/>niM'</.
Oireneeiter and Tewieabary — continued.
♦Thomas Davies (Co.U.) .. 11,171
Joseph Herbert Allpass (Ind.) 8,546
Forest of Dean [1].
(TA/ rural districts of East Dean and united
parishes, Lydney, Newent, and West Dean,
the part of the rural district of Gloucester
which consists of the civil parishes of Ashle-
worth, Highnam Over and Linton, Lassing-
ton, and Maisemore, and the urban districts
of Awre, Coleford, Newnham, and Wesl-
bury-on-Severn.)
♦James Wignall (Lab.) .. 9,731
"^ Lieut. -Col. Sir Henry Webb,
Bt. (Co.L.) 5,765
Stroud [11.
(The rural districts of Dursley, Slroyd, and
Wheatenhurst, the part of the rural district
of Cheltenham which is not included in the
Cirencester and Tewkesbury Division, the
part of the rural district of Gloucester which
is not included in the Forest of Dean Division,
and the urban districts of Nailsworth and
Stroud.)
♦Sir (Robert) Ashton Lister,
C.B.E. (Co.L.) .. .. 12,734
Capt. Charles Wye Kendall,
y»/.Z). (Lab.)- .. .. 8,522
Thombury [1].
(The rural districts of Chipping Sodbury,
Thornbury, and Warmley, and the urban
district of Kingswood.)
Athelstan Rendall (L.§) .. 9,999
MaJ. ■ Gen. Thomas David Pilcher ,
C.B. (N.P.) 6,132
Fetuming; Officer— The High Sheriff.
Gorbsas [See Glasgow].
Gorton [See Mancbester].
Govan [See Glasgovtr].
Gower [See Glamorgansblre].
Grantbam [See Kesteven and Rutland].
Gravesend [See Kent].
Great Yarmoutb [See Yarmontbi.
OREENOCK (Renft-ewshlre) [1].
(Burgh of Greenock.)
Sir Godfrey T'attison Collins,
K.B.E., C.M.G. (L.) . . 10,933
Samuel Chapman (Co.\].) . . 7,246
Fred Shaw (Soc\a.\\s,\.) . . .. 2,542
Neal Haughey (Lab.) . . . . 2,050
Returning Officer— The Sheriff of Renfrew
and Bute.
GREENWICH (Kent) [1].
(Metropolitan borough of Greenwich.)
Capt. Sir Ion Hamilton Benn,
Bt.,C.B., D.S.O., K.N.V.k.
(Co.U.) 14,576
James Bermingham i^z}o.) .. 6,471
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
GRIMSBY (Lincolnsblre) [1].
(County borough of Grimsby and urban district
of Cleethorpes.)
Thomas George Tickler (Co.U.) 13,688
Charles Fran/din (SociaWst) .. 9,015
amcs William Eason (Ind .) . . 2,791
Major H. J. F. Crosby
(N.F.D.S.S.) .. .. 1,260
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
Returned at General Election as Co.L.
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
217
Guildford [See Surrey].
HACKNEY (CO. London) [3].
Central [1].
{Downs, Hackney and Kingsland Wards, and
the pan of West Hackney Ward which lies
to the south and east of a line drawn along the
middle of Shacklewell Lane.)
* William James Uglow Woolcock,
C.B.E. (Co.L.).
North [Ij.
{Stamford Hill Ward, the part of Clapton
Park Ward which lies to the north of a line
drawn along the middle of Glenarm Road
to its junction with Glyn Road, thence along
the middle of Glyn Road to its junction with
Redwald Road, thence along the rriiddle of
Redwald Road to its junction with Maclaren
Street, thence straight to the middle of the
nearest gate of the recreation grounds
adjoining the premises in Daubeney Road,
thence straight to the borough boundary at a
point fifty feet north of a boundary post
situate at the junction of the Waterworks
River with the River Lea at Lead Mill Point,
and the part of West Hackney Ward which
is not included in the Central Division.)
Lieut. -Col. Sir (Walter) Raymond
Greene, Bt., D.S.O. (Co.U.). . 9,873
Lieut. Wright Burrows (X'-) •• 4>ii9
South [1].
{Hormrton and South Hackney Wards, and
the part of Clapton Park Ward which is not
included in the North Division.)
^Horatio William Bottoiiiley
(Ind.).. .. .. .. 11,145
Arthur Henri (Co.Ij.) .. 2,830
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
Haddingtonshire [See Berwickshire
and Haddingtonshire].
HALIFAX (Yorkshire) [1].
{County borough of Halifax.)
Rt. Hon. John Henry Whitley,
P.C. (L.) 22,136
Arthur McManus (Socialist) . . 4,036
Ret7tming Officer — The Mayor.
Hallam [See Sheffield].
Hamilton [See Lanarkshire].
HAMMERSMITH (CO. London) [2].
{Metropolitan borough of Hammersmith.)
North [1].
{Numbers four, five, six and seven Wards.)
*Sir Henry Foreman, O.B.E.
(Co.U.) 5,785
JSrnest Young (X-) ■• •■ 2,542
Major James Caughey Walker
(N.P.) 2,075
Christopher Roland Morden
(Lab.) 2,048
South [1].
{Numbers one, two and three Wards.)
Rt. Hon. Sir William (James)
Bull, P.C. (Co.U.) .. .. 8,592
Thomas Atholl Robertson (L.) . . 2,555
John Thomas Westcott (hsh.) .. 1,958
ReturtuHR Officer— Le^We Gordon, Town Hall,
Hammersmith, W.
HAMPSHIRE [6J.
{The administrative county of Southampton,
and parts of the county boroughs of Ports-
mouth and Southampton.)
Aldershot [1]
{The rural district of Hartley Wintney, and
the urban districts of Aldershot, Farn-
borough, and Fleet.)
Capt. Viscount Wolmer (Co.U.) 8,755
Harry Ainger iX--) •• •• 3)342
Basingstoke [1].
{The rural districts of Andover, Basingstoke,
Kingsclere, Stockbridge, and Whitchurch,
and the municipal boroughs of Andover and
Basingstoke.)
2l8
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES.
HampsMre— coN//nwf</.
BtUDgttokt—cantinued.
At the General Election Brig.-Gen. the Rt.
Hon. Sir Auckland Campbell Geddes, P.C.,
K.C.B. (Co.U.),a«a'A. Close (Lab.) polled
respectively 11,218 and 6,277 votes. In
March 1920 Sir Auckland Ueddes was ap-
pointed Ambassador Extraor. and Plen. to
Washington, and at a Bye-Election on
March sist the result mas
•Col. Sir Arthur Richard Hol-
brook, K.B.E. (Co.U.)
Lieut. -Col. Sir Harry Calvert
Williams Verney, Bt., D.S.O.
(L.)
James Harry Round (Lab.)
8,515
5.393
5.352
Fareham [11.
(The rural districts of Fareham and Havant,
and the urban districts of Fareham, Gosport
and Alverstoke, Havant, and Warblington,
and part of the county borough of Ports-
mouth.)
Maj.-Gen. Sir John Humphrey David-
son, K.C.M.G., C.B., D.S.O.
(Co.U.).
New Forest and Christchorcli [1].
(The rural districts of Christchurch, Fording-
bridge, Lymington, New Forest, Ringwood,
and Romsey, and the municipal boroughs of
Christchurch, Lymington, and Romsey.)
Walter Frank Perkins (Co.U.).
Petersfleld [1].
(The rural districts of Alresford, Alton,
Catherington, Droxford, and Petersfield,
and the urban districts of Alton and Peters-
field.)
Col. William Graham Nichol-
son (Co.U.) .. .. .. 10,730
John Pile {Lzh.) .. .. 4,267
Winchester [1].
(The rural districts of Hursley and Winchester,
the rural district of South Stoneham, the
municipal borough of Winchester, and the
urban iistrict of Eastleigh and Bishopstoke,
and the parish of St. Nicholas in the county
borough of Southampton.)
♦Major George Richard James
Hennessy, O.B.E. (Co.U.).. 10,166
Ca/>1. William /. Wesl (L.) .. 5,569
Returtiitig Officer — The High Sheriff.
HAMFSTEAD (CO. London) [1].
(Metropolitan borough of Hampstead.)
•George Balfour (Co.U.) .. 13,393
Benjamin Skene Mackay (Lab. ) 3,646
Lieut. John- Harris Wrentmore
(N.P.) 1,881
Returning Officer— The Mayor.
Handsworth [See Birmingham].
Hanley [See Stokeon Trentj.
Harborough [See Leicestershire].
Harrow [See Middlesex].
HARTLEPOOLS, THE
(Durham Co.) (11.
(County borough of West Hartlepool and
municipal borough of Hartlepool.)
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
219
[Afms of Borough of Hartlepool.]
* William George Howard
Gritten (Ind.U.) .. .. 13,003
Charles Macfarlane (Co.L.) . . 7,647
Will Sherwood (Lab. ) . . . . 4, 733
Returning Office} — The Mayor of West
Hartlepool.
Harwich [See Essex].
HASTINGS (Sussex) [1].
{County borough of Hastings.)
A the General Election. *Laurance Lyon
(Co.U.) and Joseph George Butler (Lab.)
polled respectively 11,210 and 3,556 votes.
In April 1921 Mr. Lyon resigned, and at
a Bye-Election on May ^th, 1921, t/ie result
was
*Lord Eustace Sutherland
Campbell Percy (Co.U.) .. 11,685
Richard Davies {l^a.b.^ .. 5,437
Arthur Blackman {V..) .. 4,240
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
Hemel Hempstead [See Hertfordshire].
Hemsworth [See Yorkshire, W. Riding].
Hendon [See Middlesex].
Henley [See Oxfordshire],
Hereford [see Herefordshire].
HEREFORDSHIRE [2].
{The administrative county of Hereford.)
Hereford [1].
{The rural districts of Dore, Ross, and Whit-
church, the part of each of the rural districts
of Hereford and' Ledbury which is not
included in the Leominster Division, the
municipal borough of Hereford, and the
urban districts of Ledbury and Ross.)
At the General Election Charles Thornton
Pulley (Co.U.) and Sydney Box (Lab.)
polled respectively 11,680 and 3,730 votes.
In Dec. 1920 Mr. Pulley resigned, and
at a Bye-Election on Jan. wth, 1921, the
result mas
*Samuel Rol^erts (C. )
Ernest Wilfred Langford (L. )
9,670
7,4"
Leominster [1].
{The rural districts of Bredwardine. Brom-
yard, Kington, Leominster, Weobley, and
Wigmore, the part of the rural district of
Hereford which consists of the civil parishes
of Bartestree, Breinton, Burghill, Credenhill,
Dinmore, Holmer, Kenchester, Lugwardine ,
Harden, Moreton-on-Lugg, Pipe and Lyde,
Preston Wynne, Stretton Sugwas, Sutton,
Wellington, Westhide, Weston Beggard,
and Withinglon, the part of the rural district
of Ledbury which consists of the civil
parishes of Ashperton, Bosbury, Canon
Frome, Castle Frame, Coddington, Colwall,
Egleton, Mathon Rural, Munsley, Pixley,
Stretton Grandison, Tarrington, and Yark-
hill, the municipal borough of Leominster,
and the urban districts of Bromyard and
Kington.)
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Herefordsbire— <-(>»//»»<■</.
Leo milliter — can tin Hed.
*Major Charles Lionel Atkins
Ward-Jackson (Co.U.) .. 8,308
Edmund George Lamb (Ind.
Radical) . . . . . . 5,291
Ernest Wilfred Langford(h^\c.) 2,870
Retunting Oficer—'l'hc High Sheriff.
Hertford [See Hertfordshire].
HERTFORDSHIRE [6].
{The administrative county of Hertford.)
Hemel Hempstead [Ij.
(The rural districts of Berkhampstead and
Hemel Hempstead, the part of the rural
district at St. Albans which consists of the
civil parishes of Harpenden Rural, Red-
bourn, and Wheathampstead, the part of the
rural district of Watford which consists of
the civil parishes of Abbots Langlev and
Sarratt, the municipal borough of Hemel
Hempstead, and the urban districts of Great
Berkhampstead, Harpenden, and Tring.)
At the Geiural Election "Gustavus Arthur
Chetwynd- Talbot (Co.U.) and Jesse
Hawkes (Lab.) polled respectively 10,070
and 2,913 votes. In Oct. 1920 Mr. Talbot
died, and at a Bye-Election on Nov. gth,
1920, there -was not any opposition to the
return o/
•John Colin Campbell Davidson, C B.
(Co.U.).
Hertford [1].
(The rural districts of Hadham and Ware,
the part of the rural district of Hertford
which is not included in the Hitchin Divi-
sion, the municipal borough of Hertford,
and the urban districts of Bishops Stortford,
Cheshunt, Hoddesdon, Sawbridgeworth, and
Ware.)
At the General Election Noel Pemberton
Billing (Ind.), Edmund Broughton Barnard
(N.P.). and Cyril Haiding (Lab.) polled
respectively 9,628, 7,158 and 1,679 votes. In
May 1921 Mr. Pemberton Billing resigned,
and at a Bye-Election on June \6th, 1921,
the result ivas
*Rear-Adm. Murray Fraser
Sueter, C.B. (Ind.) . . .. 12,329
Sir ^Edward) Hildred Carlile,
Bt.,C.B.E. {Co.\].) .. 5,553
Hltchln [1].
{The rural districts of Ashwell, Buntingford,
Hitchin, and Welwyn, the part of the rural
district of Hertford which consists of the
civil parishes of Aston, Bennington, Datch-
tvorth, Sacombe, Walkern, and Walton at
Stone and the urban districts of Baldock,
Hitchin, Royston, and Stevenage.)
Rt. Hon. Lord (Edgar Alger-
non) Robert Cecil, P.C.,
K.C. (Ind. C.§) .. .. 9,828
Robert Green (Lab.) . . . . 5,661
George Humm (N.F.D.S.S.) . . 722
St. Albans [1].
{The rural districts of Barnet and Hatfield,
the part of the rural district of St. Albans
which is not included in the Hemel Hemp-
stead Division, the municipal borough of
St. Albans, and the urban districts of Barnet
and East Barnet Valley.)
At the General Election Col. Sir(E.) Hildred
Carlile, Bt., was returned unopposed. In
Nov. 1919 Sir Hildred Carlile resigned, and
at a Bye-Election on Dec. 10th, 1919, the
result was
• Lieut. -Col. Francis Edward
Fremantle. O.B.E. (Co.U.) . . 9,621
y. IV. Brown (Lab.) . . . . 8,908
Milner Gray (L.) . . . . 2,474
Watford [1].
{The part of the rural district of Watford
which is not included in the Hemel Hemp-
stead Division, and the urban districts of
Bushey, Chorleywood, Rickmansworth, and
Watford.)
^Dennis Henry Herberl{Co.U.) 11,155
George LalAam (Lab.) .. 4,952
Francis Gray {L.) .. .. 3,395
Returning Officer— -Wic High Sheriff.
Hexham [See Northvunberland].
Heywood and RadclUTe [See
Lancashire].
High Peak [See Derbyshire].
Billhead [See Glasgow].
Hillsborough [See Sheflleld].
Hitchin [See Hertfordshire].
% Returned at General Election as Co.U.
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMKNT.
HOLBOBN (CO. London) [1].
{Metropolitan borough of Holborn.)
Sir James Farquharson Remnant,
Bt., C.B.E. (Co.U.) . . . . 6,874
J^oAn Hazelwood Worrall (Lab.) 1,091
ReUirning Officer — The Mayor.
Holderness [See Yorkshire, E. Biding].
HOLLAND WITH BOSTON [1].
{Jht administrative county of the Parts of
Holland.)
*WilliamStapletonRoyce(Lab.)
Major Ernest Albert Crossley
Belcher, C.B.£. (Co.U.) . .
\Major the Hon. Arthur George
Villiers / eel {!..)
Returning Officer — H. C. Marris.
8,788
7,718
5,557
Honiton [See Devonshire].
Homcastle [See Lindsey].
HORNSEY (Middlesex) [1].
[Municipal borough of Hornsey.)
At the General Election Kennedy Jones
(Co.U.) tvas returned unopposed. In Oct.
1921 Mr. Kennedy Jones a^/>i^, a«rf a/ a iJy^-
Election on Nov. loth, 1921, the result was
*Viscount Ednam, M.C. (C.) 15,959
E. Leslie Burgin (Ind.L.) 13,943
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
Horsham and Worthing [See Sussex,
West].
Houghton-le- Spring [See Durham co.].
Howdenshire [See Yorkshire, E.
Riding].
HUDDERSFIELD (Yorkshire) [1].
{County borough of Huddersfield.)
*Sir Charles Sykes, Bl., K.B.E.
(Co.L.) 15,234
Harry Snell {l^ah.) .. .. 12,737
Ernest I'Voodhf ad (L.) .. 11,256
Returning- Officer— 'Vm: Mayor. , ,
HULL, KINGSTON-UPON (Yorkshire) [4].
{County borough of Kingston-upon-Hull.)
Central [1].
(Beverley, East Central, Myton, Paragon,
West Central and Whitefriars Wards.)
At the General Election Col. Sir Marit Syles,
Bt. (Co U.), atid Rev. Roderick Morris
Kedward {h.) polled respectively 13,805 and
3,434 voies. In Feb. 1919 Sir Mark Sykes
died, and at a Bye-Election on March 2gth,
1919, the result was
*Lieut.-Com. the Hon. Joseph
Montague Kenworthy, R.N.
(D.) 8,616
Lord Ensiace Sutherland Camp-
bell Percy (Co.U.) . . . . 7,699
East [1].
{Alexandra, Drypool and Southcoates Wards.)
¥ Charles Kenneth Murchison
(Co.U.) 9,566
fy?/. Hon. Thomas Robinson
Ferens, P.C. (\^.) .. .. 4,947
R. H. Earrah (L^h.) .. .. 3,725
North-West [1]. 1 ^
{Albert, Botanic, Newland and Park Wards.)
*Col. Albert Lambert Ward,
D.S.O. (U.) 10,898
^ Lieut. -Col. the Hon. Guy Gre-
ville Wihon, D.S.O. (Co.L.) 3,827
Alfred Gould {Lnh.) .. ..3,528
South-West [1].
{Coltman, North Newingion and South
Newington Wards.)
*Major Cyril Fullard Entwistle,
M.C. (L.) 6,724
John Robert Bell (Co.N.D.) . . 5,005
Robert Mell (Lah.) . . . . 3, 121
Albert Edward Shakesby
(N.F.D.S.S.) 695
Percy Sekuyn Ne'.vbound (Ind.) 650
etuming Officer — The Sheriff of the City.
323
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Holme (See Manchester].
HUNTINGDONSHIRE [1].
{The administrative county of Huntingdon.)
Com. Oliver Stillingfleet Locker-
Lampson, C.M.G., D.S.O.
(Co.U.) . . : . .. 10,760
Robert Christopher Grey ( L. ) • • 6, 4 1 6
Retumitig Officer— 1\ift High Sheriff.
Hyde [See Stalybridge and Hyde].
HYTHE (Kent) [1].
{Municipal boroughs of Hyihe and Folkestone,
the urban district of Cheriton, and so much
of the urban district of Sandgate as is not
comprised in the municipal borough ol
Folkestone.)
Major Sir Philip Albert Gustave
David Sassoon, Bt., C.M.G.
(Co.U.) 8,819
Robert William Forsyth (Lab.) 3,427
Returning Officer— TV^ Mayor of Folkestone.
ILFORD (Essex) [1].
{Urban district of II ford.)
At the General Election -A^Sir (William) Ptter
Griggs (Co.U.-, Rev. Herbert Dunnico
(Lab.), a«rf Thomas Hamilton Garside (L.)
polled respectively 15,870, 4,621 and 3,261
votes. In Aug. 1920 Sir Peter Griggs died,
andrtt a Bye-Election on Sept. 2^th, 1920,
the result -was
•Fredric Wise (Co. U. )
Joseph King (Lab.)
Major John William Howard
Thompson iX-^
15,612
6,577
6,515
Returning Officer— T\\e Clerk-Solicitor to the
Ilford Urban District Council.
Ilkeston [See Derbyshire].
Ince [See Lancasliire].
Inverness [See Inverness-shire, Ross-
shire, and Cromarty].
INVERNESS-SHIRE, ROSS-SHIRE, AND
CROMARTY [3].
{The counties of Inverness and Ross and
Cromarty, inclusive of all burghs situated
therein.)
Inverness [l].
{The county of Inverness, inclusive of all
burghs situated therein, except in so far as
contained within the Western Isles Division.)
<^p^
Rt. Hon. Thomas Brash Morison,
P.C, K.C., LL.D. (Co.L.) .. 7,991
George fames Brttce (Highland
Land League) . . . . 2,930
Ross and Cromarty [1].
l^he county of Ross and Cromarty, inclusive
of all burghs situated therein, except in so
far as contained within the Western Isles
Division.)
Rt. Hon James Ian Macpherson,
P.C, K.C. (Co.L.) . . . . 8,358
Capt. Hector Munro, M. B. ( Lab. ) 2, 238
Western Isles [1].
{So much of the county of Ross and Cromarty
as is contained within the Lews County
District, inclusive of the burghs of Storno-
way, together with so much of the county of
Inverness as is contained within the Harris
County District, the North Uisi County
District, and the South Uist County District.)
• Donald Murray, M.B. (Ind.) 3,765
William Dingwall Mitchell Cotts
(Co.L.) .. .. .. 3,375
Hugh MacGowan (Highland
Land League) . . . . 809
Returning Officers — The Sheriff of Inverness,
Elgin, and Nairn), and the Sheriff of Ross
and Cromarty.
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
223
IPSWICH (Suffolk) [11.
(County borough oj Ipswich.)
Capt, Sir (Francis) John Childs
Ganzoni (Co. U.) .. .. 13,553
Robert Frederick Jackson (Lab.) 8, 143
^George Hay Morgan, K. C ( L. ) 3, 663
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
Isle Of Thanet [See Kent].
ISLE OF WIGHT [1].
(rA« administrative county of the Isle of
Wight.)
Capt. Sir Douglas Bernard Hall,
Bt. (Co.U.) 16,274
fSzr Godfrey Baring, Bt. (L.) 11,235
Acting Returning Officer — The County Clerk.
ISLINGTON (CO. London) [4].
(Metropolitan borough of Islington.)
A
Ireland, University of [See National
University of Ireland].
ISLE OF ELY [1].
(The administrative county of the Isle of Ely.)
Capt. Coliu Reilh Coote, D.S.O.
(Co.L.).
East [11.
{Canonbury, Highbury and Mildmav Wards.)
■V^ Alfred Baldwin Raper.(Co.U.) 9,352
\ Edward Smallwood (\j.') . . 5>968
Major Arthitr John Lewer (Lab.) 3, 122
Charles Edward Copplestone
(N.P.) .. ..•' .. ..575
Frederick Alfred Wickhart (Ind.) 147
North [1].
(Tollington, Tufnell and Upper Holloway
Wards.)
Maj.-Gen. the Hon. Sir Newton
James Moore, K.C.M.G.
(Co.U.) 14,183
John A mall (X'^^-) •■ •• 4,000
Norman Thomas Carr Sargant
(L-) 2,529
South [11.
(Barnsbury, St. Mary and St. Peter Wards.)
*Sir Charles Frederick Higham
(Co.U.) 6,885
rRt. Hon. Thomas Wiles, /". C. ( L. ) 5 , 883
West [1].
(Lower Holloway and Thornhill Wards.)
*Lieut.-Col. Sir George Samuel
Elliott (Co.U.) . . .. 4,996
^Rt. Hon. Thomas Lough, /". C.( L.) 2,6 1 6
John Thomas Sheppard (Lab.) 2,300
Ertiest Miles TaylorQi.¥.T>.S.S.) i, 105
Retuniing Officer— Q. G. E. Fletcher, C.B.E.,
Town Hall, Upper Street, Islington, N.
Jarrow [See Durham Co.].
Keighley [See Yorkshire, W. Riding].
Kelvingrove [See Glasgow].
Eennington [See Lambeth].
KENSINGTON (Middlesex) [2].
(Royal Borough of Kensington.)
rS'/yh-L'
224
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Kensington (Hlddlesez)— co»^in»«(/.
North [11.
(Golbonu, Norland, Pembridge and St. Charles
Wards.)
Lieut.-Col. Alan Hughes Bur-
goyne (Co.U.) .. .. 13.176
William Joseph Jai-rett (Lab.) 3,653
South (11.
(Bromplon, Earl's Court, Holland, Queen's
Gate and Redcliffe Wards.)
*Sir William Henry Davison,
K.B.E. (Co.U.) .. .. 10,693
Brig.- Gen. Ernest Makins,
C.B., D.S.O.(N.F.) .. 5,306
Returning Officer — The Town Clerk.
KENT [H].
(The administrative county of Kent (exclusive
of the parts thereof comprised in parlia-
mentary boroughs) and the county borough of
Canterbury.)
J Ashford [1].
(The rural districts of Cranbrook, East Ash-
ford, Romney Marsh, Tenierden, and West
Ashford, the municipal booroughs of Lydd,
New Romney, and Tenterden, and the urban
district of Ashford.)
*Major Samuel Strang Steel
(Co.U.) 10,258
William Deedes {\nd.) .. 2,408
V. Canterbury [1].
(The rural districts of Bridge and Elham, the
rural district of Blean (with the detached
parts of the civil parishes of Dunkirk and
Hernhill which are wholly surrounded by
that rural district), the county borough of
Canterbury, and the urban districts of Heme
Bay and Whitstable.)
ChislehuTBt 11'.
(The rural district of Bromley, the part of the
rural district of Dartford which is not in-
cluded in the Dartford Division, and the
urban districts ot Chislehurst and Foots
Cray.)
*Sir Alfred Waldron Smithers
(Co.U.) 8,314
Ca/l. Alfred Edmunds i^.l^.').. 2,507
■, Dartford [1).
(The part of the rural district of' Dartford
which consists of the civil parishes of Cray-
ford, Stone, and Swanscombe, and the urban
districts of Bexley, Dartford, and Erith.)
At ike General Election James Rowlands
(Co.L.) and William Ling (Lab.) polled
respectively 15,626 and 6,256 votes. In
March 1920 Mr. Rowlands died, and at a
Bye- Election on the ^Tth 0/ that month the
result ivas
*John Edmund Mills (Lab.).. 13,610
Thomas Edward Wing ( L. ) . . 4, 562
Richard James Meller (Co.U.) 4,221
Lieut.-Col. Reginald Vincent
Kenipenfeldt Applin, D.S.O.
(N.P.) 2,952
Frank Emil Fehr, C.B.E. (Ind.) i ,802
^ Dover [1].
(The rural districts of Dover and Eastry, the
municipal boroughs of Deal and Dover,
and the urban district of Walmer.)
Ronald John McNeill (Co.U.) 11,408
Edward T. Palmer (Lab.) . . 2,719
At the General Election Major Viscount
Duncannon, C.M.G. (Co.U.) and Lieut.
Alexander Mackenzie Livingstone (L..) polled
respectively 1 1 , 249 antl 5,19.1 7>otes. Jn Dec.
1920 Viscount Duncannon succeeded to the
Earldom 0/ Bessborough, and at a Bye-
Election on Jan. 12/A, 1921, the result was
■*rCol. Sir Thomas Andrew
Poison, K.B.E., C.M.G.
(Ind.) 13,947
Major the Hon. John Jacob
Asior (Co.U.) . . . . 10,817
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
225
O raversham [1].
{The rural districts of Milton and Sheppey,
the rural district of Faversham (except the
detached parts of the civil parishes of Dun-
kirk and Hernhill which are wholly sur-
rounded by the rural district of Blean), the
municipal boroughs of Faversham and
Queenborough, and the urban districts of
Milton Regis, Sheerness, and Sittingbourne.)
Major Granville Charles Hast-
ings Wheler, C.B.E. (Co.U.) 12,826
jRev. Stanley James Wells Mor-
,qan (Lab.) 5,981
^ravesend [1].
(The rural districts of Hoo and Strood, the
municipal borough of Gravesend, and the
urban district of Northfleet.)
Sir Alexander Richardson
(Co.U.)
[anus Butts (Lab.)
Henry Edward Davis (Ind.)
Charles Edward Best (L.)
Harry Hinkley (N.P.) ..
7,841
3,254
1,817
1,271
985
^ Isle of Thanet [1].
(The rural district of the Isle of Thanet, the
municipal boroughs of Margate, Ramsgate,
and Sandwich, and the urban district of
Broadstairs and St. Peters.)
At the General Election Lieut. -Com. Norman
Carlyle Craig, K.C. (Co.U.), mas returned
unopposed. In Oct. 1919 Lieut. -Com. Craig
died, and at a Bye-Election on Nov. i$th,
1919, the result ivas ,
^^rHon. Esmond Cecil Harms-
worth (u,) 9,711-
Capt. William/. West (L.) . . 7,058
, Maidstione [1].
(Theruraldistrictsof Hollingbourne and Maid-
stone, and the municipal borough of Maid-
stone.)
Com. Carlyon (Wilfroy) Bel-
lairs (Co.U.) 11,931
F. G. Burgess (Lab.) . . .... 6,277
Sevenoaks [1].
[The rural districts of Mailing and Sevenodks,
and the urban districts of Sevenoaks and
Wrotham.)
*Sir Thomas Jewell Bennett,
CLE. (Co.U.) . . . . 10,650
/. E. Skinner (Lab.) . . . . 3,323
(yTonbridge [11.
(The rural district of Tonbridge, the municipal
borough of Tunbridge Wells, and the urban
districts of Southborough and Tonbridge.)
Lieut. -Col. Herbert Henry
Spender-Clay, C.M.G., M.C.
(Co.U.) .. .. .. 14,622
John Palmer (l^a.h.) .. .. 5,006
Capt. Thomas Fotoell Buxton
(L.) 1,851
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
tKERRY CO. [4]
East [1].
( The Barony 0/ Magunihy, and part of the
Barony of Trughanacmy.)
• Pierce Beasley (S.F.).
Nortli [1].
( The Baronies of Clatitnaurice and
Iraghticonnor. )
• Fames Crowley, L.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.
(S.F.).
15
226
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Kerry Co.— coMttHued.
Soutli [1].
{The Baronies of North and South Dun-
kerroH, Glanaroughi, and Iverat^h.)
•Finian Lynch, B.A. (S.F.).
West [1].
(The Barony of Corkaguiny, and part of the
Barony of Trughanacmy.)
*Austin (Augustine) Stack (S. F,).
RetumingOfficer — The High Sheriff.
KESTEVEN AND RUTLAND, PARTS OF
[2].
(The Administrative County of the Parts of
Kesteven, part of Parish of Lincoln known
as the Foss Ward (exclusive of that part
formerly known as the Urban District of
Bracebridge and comprised in the parlia-
mentary borough of Lincoln) and the ad-
ministrative county of Rutland.)
Grantbam [1].
{The rural districts of Branston, Claypole,
and Sleaford, the part of the rural district
of Grantham which consists of the civil
parishes of Ancaster, Barrowby, Belton,
Carlton Scroop, Great Gonerby, Harrowby
WitKbut, Heydour, Honington, Hough-on-
the-Hill, Londonthorpe, ManChorpe, Nor-
manton, Welby, and the detached part of
the civil parish of Spittlegate Without which
is wholly surrounded by the municipal
borough of Grantham, the municipal
borough of Grantham, and the urban districts
of Ruskington and Sleaford, and the part
of the Parish of Lincoln known as the Foss
Ward, which is not included in the parlia-
mentary borough of Lincoln.)
Lieut. -Col. Edmund Royds,
O.B.E. (Co.U.) .. .. 9,972
Jiobert Paltinson (L-) .. ..8,701
IVilliam Bilton Harris (Agricul-
ture) . 1,927
Rutland and Stamford [1].
(The whole of the administrative county of
Rutland, the rural districts of Bourne and
Ugington, the part of the rural district of
Grantham which is not included in the
Grantham Division, the municipal borough
of Stamford, arid the urban district 0/
Bourne.)
Lieut.-Col. the Hon. Claud Heath-
cote - Drummond -Willoughby
(Co.U.) .. .. .. 8,838
Fleming Eccles (l^oib.) .. .. 7,639
Acting Returning Officer— \. D. Piper, Slea-
ford.
Kettering [See Northamptonshire].
Kidderminster [See WorceatersMreJ.
:kildare CO. [2].
North [1].
( The polling districts oj Carbury, Celbridge,
Clane, Donadea, Kilnteague, Naas, and
Newbridge. )
•Daniel Buckley (S.F.) .. 5,979
i John C Connor {^ .) ., .. 2,722
South [11.
{The polling districts of A thy. Balliterey
Ballymore Eustace, Castlederniot, Kil-
culten, Kildare, Monasterezan, and Rath-
angar.)
♦Arthur John O'Connor (S.F.) 7,104
\Denis Kilbride {^.) .. .. 1,545
Returnitig Officer — The High Sheriff.
{KILKENNY CO. [2].
(The administrative county of Kilkenny.)
North Kilkenny [1].
{The rural districts of Castlecomer, Kilkenny,
and Urlingford No. i, and the municipal
borough of Kilkenny.)
William Thomas Cosgrave (S.F.).
South Kilkenny [1].
{The rural districts of Callan, Carrick-on-
Suir No. 3, Ida, Thomastown, and Water-
ford No. 2.)
•James O'Mara (S.F.) . . .. 8,685
^Matthew Keating {Yi.') ,. 1,855
Returning Officer— The High Sheriff.
Kilmarnock [See Asrrshlre and
Buteshire].
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
227
Kincardine and Western [See Aber-
deenshire and Klncardlneslilre].
Kincardineshire [See Aberdeenshire
and Kincardineshire].
JKING'S CO. [1].
Patrick McCartan, L.R.C.P.I.,
L.R.C.S.I. (S.F.).
Returning- Officer — The High Sheriff.
King's Lynn [See Norfolk].
King's Norton [See Birmingham].
Klngston-upon-Hull [See Hull].
KINGSTON-UPON-THAMES [1].
(Municipal borough of Kingston-upon-
Thames and urban districts of Surbiton,
and The Maidens and Coombe.)
*John Gordon Dfummond
Campbell (Co.U.) .. .. 13,596
Thovms Henry Dumper (Lab ) 2,502
Arnold Ellis Ely (X-^ •• 2,325
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
Klngswlnford [See Staffordshire].
Kinross and Western [See Perthshire
and Kinross-shire].
Kinross-shire [See Perthshire and
Kinross-shire].
KIRKCALDY DISTRICT OF
BURGHS [1].
(BMfgAs of Kirkcaldy, Buckhaven, Methil and
Innerleven, Burntisland, Dysart and
Kinghorn. )
At the General Eicction the Rt. Hon. Sir
Henry James Dalziel. Bt., P.C. (Co.L.),
ivas returned unopposed. In Feb. 1921 Sir
Henry Dalziel resigned, and at a Bye-
Election on March ^th, 1921, the result
ivas
*Thomas Kennedy (Lab.) .. 11,674
Sir Robert Cook Lockhart {Co.\j.) 10, 199
Retur?iing Officer — The Sheriff of Fife and
Kinross.
Klrkdale [See Liverpool].
Knutsford [See Cheshire].
Ladywood [See Birmingham],
LAMBETH (co. London) [4].
(Metropolitan borough of Lambeth.)
Brixton [1].
(Angell, StockwcU and Town Hall Wards.)
Sir Davison Dalziel, Bt. (Co.U.) 9,902
Stephen Kelley {Vvi^.) .. .. 3,641
Horace Norton i^^ .. .. 2,594
Kennlngton [1].
(Oval, Vassall and Vauxhall Wards.)
*Henry George Purchase (Co.L.) 4,705
Mrs. Alice Lucas (U.) .. .. 3,573
fVilltam Glennie (Lab.) .. 2,817
North [1].
(Marsh, Bishop's and Prince's Wards.)
*Frank Briant (Ind.L.) .. 7,326
f Lieut. -Col. Sir William Henry
Houghton Gasirell, CM. G.
(Co.U.) 4,441
Norwood [1].
(Heme Hill, Tulse Hill and Knight's Hill
Wards.)
Rt. Hon. Sir Harry Simon
Samuel, P.C. (Co.U.) .. 12,848
Harold Bignold (N.F.D.S.S.) 6,665
Acting Returning Officer— Rmcs Penny,
Town Hall, Brixton Hill, S.W.2.
Lanark [See Lanarkshire].
2t8
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
LANARKSHIRE [7].
(The county of Lanark, inclusive of all burghs
situaUd therein except the county of the
city of Glasgow and so much of the burgh
of Renfrew as is contained within the
parish of Govan.)
Bothwell [1].
(The part of the Middle Ward County District
which is contained within the parishes of
Old Monkland and Bothwell, exclusive of
all burghs or portions of burghs situated
therein^
At the General Election "David Henderson
Macdonald (Co.U.) and John Robertson
(Lab.) polled res/eciii'ely 9,^59 and 9.027
votes. In Jun< 1919 Mr. Macdonald died,
and at a Bye-Election on July \i>th, 1919,
the result was
•John Robertson, M.B.E.(Lab.) 13,135
Provost James Moffat (Co.L. ) 5,967
Coatbridge ri]-
(The burghs of Coatbridge and Airdrie.)
♦Lieut. -Col. Arthur Louis
Hamilton Buchanan, O.B.E.
(Co.U.) 13,188
Oweft Cojy/e (La.h.) .. .. 7,254
Hamilton [1].
(The burgh of Hamilton and the part of the
Middle Ward County District which is
contained within the extra-burghal portion
of the parish of Hamilton and the parish of
Dalscf.)
*Duncan MacGregor Graham
(Lab ) 6,q88
Henry Shanks Keith (Co.U.") . . 4,819
David Giltuour, O.B.E. (N. D.) 4,297
\John Hoiuard IVhitehouse (L.) 504
Lanark [1].
(rA« upper Ward County District, inclusive
of all burghs situated therein, together with
the part of the Middle Ward County District
which is contained within the parishes of
Avondale, East Kilbride, Glassford, and
Stonehouse.)
•Walter Elliot Elliot, M.C.,
B.Sc, M.B., Ch.B. (Co.U.) 12,976
Jamts C. IVe/sk (Lsih.) .. 5,821
MotherweU [1].
(The burghs of Motherwell and Wishaw,
together with the part of the Middle Ward
County District which is contained within
the extra-burghal portion of the parish of
Dalziel.)
•^Robert Frederick William
Robertson Nelson (Co.U.) .. 6,972
\ James Duncan Millar, K.C.
(L.) 4,817
J. 71 Walton Newbold {'Lah.') . . 4,135
Hugh Ferguson (Ind.) . . , . 1,923
Northern [1]. v^t'
(The parts of the Lower Ward and Middle
Ward County Districts which are contained
within the parishes of Glasgow, Cadder,
New Monkland, Shotts, and Cambusnethan,
exclusive of any burghs or portions of burghs
situated therein.)
^Robert McLaren (Co.U.) . . 7,175
JoseZ-A Sullivan (hah.) . . .. 5,673
Capt. Erskine Hill iX-.) .. 3,068
J. R. Auld (Ind.) .. .. 710
Rutherglen [1].
(The burgh of Rutherglen and the parts of
the Lower Ward and Middle Ward County
Districts which are contained within the
Parishes of Carmunnock, Cambuslang, and
Blantyre, and the extra-burghal portion of
the parish of Rutherglen.)
A^Adam Keir Rodger (Co.L.) 12,641
William Regan (Lab.) . . 8,759
Returtiing Officer— 'Xhe. Sheriff of Lanark-
shire.
LANCASHIRE [18].
(The administrative county of Lancaster
exclusive of the parts thereof comprised in
parliamentary boroughs.)
Chorley [1].^
(The rural district of Chorley, the part of the
rural district of Wigan which consists of
the civil parishes of Haigh, Parbold,
Worthington, and Wrightington, the munici-
pal borough of Chorley, and the urban
districts of Adlington, Croston, Leyland,
and Withnell.)
•Capt. Douglas Hewitt Hack-
ing, O.B.E. (Co.U.) .. 13,059
Elijah Sandhani (Lab.) . . 0,222
ClitHeroe [1].
(The rural district of Burnley (except the
detached part of the civil parish of Foulridge
which is included in the parliamentary
borough of Nelson and Colne), the rural
district of Clitheroe, the municipal borough
of Clitheroe, and the urban districts of Great
Harwood and Padiham.)
n
•Alfred Davis (Lab.) .. ..9,578
Edwin Leach Hartley (U.) . . 8,419
James Henley Batty (Co.L.) . . 3,443
Darwen [1].
(The rural district of Blackburn, the municipal
borough of Darwen, and the urban distrtcl
of Turton.)
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
229
Col. Sir John Rutherford, Bt.
(Co.U.) .. .. .. 9,014
Frede7-ick Hitidle ([..).. . . 8,031
/ohn Mac Giirk CLdih.) .. ..5,211
^ Famworth [1].
{The part of the rural district of Barton-upon-
Irwell which consists of the civil parish of
Clifton, the part of the rural district of Bury
which consists of the civil parishes of Ains-
worth and Outwood, and the urban districts
of Famworth, Kearsley, Little Hulton,
Little Lever, and Worsley.)
*Capt. Edward Albert Ashton
Bagley (U.) • • • • . . 10,237
Thomas Greenall {L,2ih.) .. 9,740
Sir Thojiias Evans FUtcroft (L.) 3,893
Fylde [11. "^^
(The rural district of .Fylde {except the pari
of the civil parish of Carleton which is
included in the parliamentary borough of
Blackpool), the rural district of Preston
and the urban districts of Fleetwood, Kirk-
ham, Longridge, Poulton-le-Fylde, Thorn-
ton, and Walton-le-Dale.)
Lieut.-Col. Wilfrid William
Ashley (Co.U.) .. .. 13,670
William John Tout (Lab.) . . 7,400
Hejrwood and Radcliffe [1].
{The part of the rural district of Bury which
is not included in the Famworth Division,
the municipal borough of Heywooa, and the
urban districts of Radcliffe, Ramsbottom,
and White field.)
At the General Election the Rt. Hon. Albert
Holden lUingworth, P.C. (Co.L.) and
Horace Nobbs (Lab.) polled respectively
14,250 and 6,827 votes. In May 1921 Mr.
Illingworth was raised to the Peerage, and
at a Bye-Election on June Ztii, 1921, the
restilt was
*Walter Halls (Lab.) . . 13,430
LietU.-Col. Abraham England,
C.M.G.,D.S.O. {0.0.1^.-) .. 13,129
Cornelius Fickstone (Iiid.L.) . . 5,671
Ince [1].
(r/ze part of the rural district of Wigan which
consists of the civil parish of Shevington,
and the urban districts of Abram, Ashton-
in-Makerfield, Billinge, Ince-in- Maker field,
Orrell, and Standish-with-Langtree.)
Stephen Walsh (Lab.) .. 14,882
IVilliam Fanl (Socialist) ., 2,231
o^ancaster [IJ.
(The rural district of Garstang, the part of
thi rural district of Lancaster which is not
included in the Lonsdale Division, the
municipal boroughs of Lancaster and More-
cambe, and the urban districts of Heysham
and Preesall.)
■¥-Gen. Sir Archibald Hunter,
G.C.B., G.C.V.O., D.S.O.,
(Co.U.) 14,403
^Sir Norval Ifatson Helme (L.) 9,778
Lonsdale [1].
{The rural districts of Lunesdale and Ulver-
ston, the detached part of the rural district
of Lancaster which is situated north of the
municipal boroughs of Lancaster and More-
cambe, and the urban districts of Camforth,
Dalton-in-Furness, Grange, and Ulverston.)
Lieut. - Col. Claude William
Henry Lowther (Ind.U. §) • . 9,662
David Hunter (Lab.) . . . . 4,472
^Joseph Bliss {L,.) .. .. 4,276
$ Returned at General Election as Co.U.
230
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Lancashire— co«/i»»«</.
Middleton and Frestwicli [1].
(The municipal borough of Middleton, and
the urban districts of Chadderton and
Prestwich.)
At the General Election Sir William Ryland
Dent Adkins (Co. L.) and John B. Battle
(Lab.) polled' respectively 14,831 and 6,501
votes. In Nov. 1920 Mr. Adkins was
appointed Recorder 0/ Birmingham, and
at a Bye-Election on the 22nd of that
tnoKth there was not any opposition to the
return 0/
Sir William Ryland Dent Adkins, K.C.
(Co.L.)
Mossley [1].
{Jhe rural district of Limehurst, the municipal
borough of Mossley, and the urban districts
of Audenshaw, Dertton, Droylsden, Fails-
worth, and Lees.)
Austin Hopkinson (Ind.§) .. 16,158
IV. If. Brown (Co-op.) . . 5,227
Newton [1].
(The rural district of Warrington, the rural
district of Leigh (except the civil parish of
Astley), and the urban districts of Golborne,
Haydock, and Newton-in- Maker field.)
• Robert Young, O.B.E. (Lab.) 9,808
Major the Hon. Henry Lveon
(Co.U.) .. .. ■^^. 8,014
OrmsMrk [l].
(The rural districts of Sefton and West Lan-
cashire , the part of the rural district of Wigan
which consists of the civil parish of Dalton,
and the urban districts of Formby, Lathom-
with-Burscough, Ormskirk, Rainford, Skel-
mersdale,and Upholland.)
*James Bell (Lab.) . . . . 6,545
Major Thomas Fermor-Hesketh
(Co.U.) 6,080
Stephen Hurst (Agriculture) . . 4,989
Royton 111.
(The urban districts of Crompton, Littleborough,
Milnrow, Norden, Royton, Wardle, and
Whitworth.)
• Wilfrid Hart Siigden (Co.U.) 12,434
fames Crinion (X-^h.) . . .. 4,875
Hugh Fullerton (X:) .. .. 4,451
(/ Stretford [1].
(rA« rural district of Barton-upon-Irwell
(except the civil parish of Clifton), the part
of the rural district of Leigh which consists
of the civil parish of Astley, and the urban
districts of Mam, Stretford, and Urmston.)
*Sir Thomas Robinson (Co.L.) 17,161
J. Hal/s^uorth {La.h.) .. .. 5,216
Waterloo [1].
(The urban districts of Great Crosby, Lither-
land, Little Crosby, and Waterloo -with-
Seaforth.)
•Lieut.-Col. Albert Buckley,
D.S.O. (Co.U.) .. .. 13,25s
Samuel Reeves (Lab.) . . . . 2,619
Westhoughton [1]
(The urban districts of Aspull, Blackrod,
Hindley, Norwich, and Westhoughton.)
A t the General Election William Tyson Wil-
son (Lab.) and James Tonge (Ind.) polled
respectively 11,849 and 6,697 i-'otes. In
Aug. 192 1 Mr. Wilson died, and at a Bye-
Election on Oct. \th, 1921 the result was
•Rhys John Davies (Lab.) .. 14*876
James Tonge {Co. h.) .. .. 10,867
Widnes [1].
(The rural district of Whiston, the municipal
borough of Widnes. and the urban districts
of Huyton-with-Roby and Prescot.)
At the General Election Col. William Hall
Walker (Co.U.^ and Tom Williamson (Lab.)
polled respectively 11,515 and 7,821 votes.
In. Aug. 1919 Col. Hall Walker was raised
to the Peerage, and at a Bve Election on
the yath oT that month the result was
Rt. Hon. Arthur Henderson,
P.C."(Lab.) 11,404
Francis Marion Bates Fisher
(Co.U.) 10,417
Returning Officer— "The. High Sheriff.
Lancaster [See Lancashire].
Leamington [See Warwickshire].
§ Returned at General Election as Co.L.
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
231
LEEDS (Yorkshire) [6].
{County borough of Leeds.'
Central [1].
{Central, Mill Hill, South and West Wards ;
the part of Brunswick Ward which lies to
the south of that part of the boundary of the
ancient township of Leeds which lies between
the ward boundaries in Buslingthorpe Lane
and Chapeltown Road, the part of Heading-
ley Ward which lies to the east and south of
a line commencing at the ward boundary
where the North-Eastern Railway Company's
Leeds Northern Line crosses the middle of
the river Aire and drawn along the middle
■of that railway to the footbridge over the
same at a point to the east of the bandstand
in Burley Recreation Ground, thence in a
straight line to the middle of the western end
of Alexandra Road, thence along the middle
of Alexandra Road to Hyde Park Road,
thence in a southerly direction along the
middle of Hyde Park Road to the ward
boundary at the junction of that road with
Woodsley Road ; and the part of North-
west Ward which lies to the east and south
of a line commencing at the ward boundary
at the junction of Hyde Park Road and the
back road nearly opposite Hyde Park
Terrace and drawn along the middle of the
said back road to Woodhouse Lane, thence
along the middle of Woodhouse Lane, St.
Mark's Street, St. Mark's Road and New
Camp Road to the ward boundary at the
junction of tlie last-named road, Servia
Road and Servia Terrace.)
Robert Armitage (Co. L.) .. 11,474
Capt. Ernest Terry (Ind.) .. 2,634
Joseph Smith (Qq-o'^.) ■■ 2,146
North [1].
{The parts of Brunswick, Headingley and
North-West Wards which are not included
in the Central Division, and the part of
North Ward which is not included in the
North-East Division.)
•A^Major Alexander Charles
Farquharson, M.D. (Co.L.) 13,863
George Hartley Thompson (L,a.h.) 3,423
Harold Frazer Wyatt (N.P.) . . 1,282
North-East [1].
(Roundhay, Seacroft, Shadwell and Crossgates
Ward ; the part of North Ward which lies
to the east and south of a line commencing
at a point in the ward boundary in Harrogate
Road opposite the western corner of the Old
Church Grave Yard and drawn to and along
the western, southern and eastern walls of
that graveyard to a point immediately
opposite the south-eastern corner of the Old
Church, thence proceeding in a straight line
to the middle of the roadway at the head of
the lake in Gledhow Park, thence along the
middle of the Gledhow Beck to a point near
Tan House Well where the beck is joined by
a stream which passes near the western side
of Allerton Grange, thence in a straight line
to a point in the eastern boundary of North
Ward where that boundary coming south
from Oxley Hill changes direction eastward
near Donisthorpe House ; and the part of
North-East Ward which is not included in
the South-East Division.)
*Major John Dearman Birchall
(Co.U.) 14,450
/ohn Bromley (Lab.) . , . . 4,680
\\
South [1].
(Holbeck and West Hunslet Wards, and the
part of New Wortley Ward which lies to
the south and east of a line commencing at
the ward boundary where the footpath leading
from Gelderd Road to the Upper and Lower
Wortley Cemetery crosses the Great Northern
Railway Company's West Yorks Railway
and drawn along the middle of that railway
to the boundary between the New Wortley
and Holbeck Wards north-east of Holbeck
Railway Station.)
Sir William Middlebrook
(Co.L.) .. .. .. 10,609
Frank Fountain (Lab,) . . 5,510
James Brook (Ind.) . . , . i,377
South-East [1].
{East and East Hunslet Wards and the part
of North-East Ward which lies to the west
of Accommodation Road from the ward
boundary in Burmantofts Street to the ward
boundary in York Road.)
James O'Grady (Lab.).
West [1].
{Armley and Wortley and Bramley Wards,
and the part of New Wortley Ward which
is not included in the South Division.)
■*-John Murray (Co.L.)
/ohn Arnott (Lah.)
Sergeant Joseph Henry Chap-
man (Ind.) . .
David Thomas Barnes (Ind.) . .
Returning Officer — The Lord Mayor.
12,642
6,020
1,138
619
7^
Leeds University [See Durham
University, etc.].
Leek [See Staffordshire].
23 «
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
LEICESTER (City) [3].
(County borough of Leicester.)
East [1].
IBelgrave, Latimer, Spinney Hill and West
Humberstone Wards.)
Rt. Hon. Sir Gordon Hewart,
P.C, K.C. (Co.L.) .. .. 18,024
George Banton (Lab.) . . . . 6,697
South [1].
{Aykstone, The Castle, Charnitvod, De Mont-
fort, Knighton, St. Martin's and Wycliffe
Wards.)
*ThomasAndrewBlane(Co.U.) 18,498
Frederick Fox Riley (Lab.) . . 5,463
West [1].
{The Abbey, Newton, St. Margaret's, Westcotes
and Wyggeston Wards.)
^Joseph Frederick Green
(Co.N.D.) 20,570
\fames Ramsay MacDonald
(Lab.) 6,347
Returriing Officer— IV^ Mayor.
LEICESTERSHIRE [4].
{The administrative county of Leicester.)
Bosworth [1].
{The rural districts of Hinckley and Market
Bosworth, the part of the rural district of
Ashby-de-la-Zouch which consists of the
civil parish of Bardon, and the urban dis-
tricts of Coalville and Hinckley.)
Hon. Henry Duncan McLaren,
C.B.E. (Co.L.) .. .. 12,545
^Thomas Richardson (Lab.) . . 6,344
Harborough [1].
IThe rural districts of Blaby, Hallaton, Lutter-
worth, and Market Harborough, and the
urban districts of Market Harborough,
Oadby,artd Wigston Magna.)
♦Major Sir Keith Alexander
Fraser, Bt. (Co.U.) . . . . 8,465
^Percy Alfred Harris (L.) . . 4,608
Walter John Baker (l^a.h.) .. 4,495
Loughborou^li [1].
{The rural districts of Castle Donington and
Loughborough, the part of the rural district
of Ashby-de-la-Zouch which is not included
in the Bosworth Division, the municipal
borough of Loughborough, and the urban
districts of Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Ashby
Woulds, and Shepshed.)
♦Major the Hon. Oscar Mon-
tague Guest (Co.L. ). . .. 11,918
Herbert Williavi Hal lam (Lab.) 6,381
Melton [1].
{The rural districts of Darrow-upon-Soar,
Belvoir, Billesdon, and Melton Mowbray,
and the urban districts of Melton Mowbray,
Quarndon, and Thurmaston.)
Col. Sir Charles Edward Yate, Bt.,
C.S.L, C.M.G. (Co.U.).
Returtiing Officer— The High Sheriff.
LEIGH (Lancashire) [1].
{Municipal borough of Leigh and urban dis-
tricts of Atherton and Tyldesley-with-
Shakerley.)
JE.CiVO PEDE PrOPERA.
Peter Wilson Raffan (L.)
Richard Oiven Jones (Lab.)
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
12,892
11,146
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
233
LEITH (Edinburghsliire) [1].
{Burgh of Leith.)
Capt. William Wedgwood
Benn, D.S.O., D.F.C. (L.) 10,338
\George Welsh Currie (Co.U.) 7,613
Stanley Burgess {X-^-) •• 4>25l
Returning Officer — The Sheriff of the
Lothians and Peebles.
JLEITRIM CO. [1].
{Tlie Baronies of Carrigallen, Druinahaire,
Leitrim, MolUll, and Rosscloglier.)
*James Nicholas Dolan (S.F.) 17,711
G. Farrell{^.) .. .. 3,096
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
Leominster [See Herefordshire].
Lewes [See Sussex, East].
LEWISHAM (CO. London) [2].
(Metropolitan borough of Lewisham.)
East [1].
(Blackheath, Church, Lewisham Park, Manor
and South Wards, and the part of each of
the Catford and the Lewisham Village Wards
which lies to the east of the centre of the
Mid-Kent Branch of the South Eastern and
Chatham Railway.)
*Lieut.-Col. Assheton Pownall, O.B.E.
(Co.U.).
West [1].
(Brockley, Forest Hill and Sydenham Wards,
and the part of each of the Catford and the
Lewisham Village Wards which is not in-
cluded in the East Division.)
At the General Election Major Sir Edward
Feetham Coate.s, Bt. (Co.U.) was returned
unopposed. In Aug. 1921 Sir Edward
Coates, Bt. died, and at a Bye-Election
on Sept. ijitk, 1921, the result was
■¥-Major Sir Philip Dawson
(C. and Anti- Waste)
Lieut. -Cojn. IV. G. Windham
(Anti- Waste League)
F. W. /Safety (Ind.L.)
Returning Officer — The Town Clerk.
9.427
8,580
6,211
LEYTON (Essex) [2 .
{Urban district of Leyton.)
East [I'.
{Cann Hall, Grove Green, Harrow Green,.
Leytonstone, and Wanstead Slip Wards.)
•¥■ Lieut. -Col. Cecil John L'Es-
trange Malone (Communist§) 4,319
Ernest Edward Alexander f U.) 4,119
William Carter {'Lab.) . . .. 3,668
West [1'.
(Central North and Central South, Forest, Lea-
Bridge and Leyton Wards.)
At the General Election *Lieut.-Col. Harry
Wrightson (Co.U.) and Alfred Ernest New-
\)0\A6.(X..) polledrespeciively \o,()'-)(i a7id ^,iZ%-
votes. In Jan. 1919 Lieut. -Col. Wrightson
died, and at a Bye-Election on March 1st,
191Q, t/ie result luas
*Alfred Ernest Newbould (L.) 7,934
/ames Francis Mason (Co.U.). . 5,915
Lichfield [See Staffordshire].
Limehouse [See Stepney].
ILIMERICK CITY [1].
Motto — " Urbs Antiqua fuit studiisque
asperrima belli."
^Michael Patrick Colivet (S.F.).
Returnitig Officer — The Sheriff of the Co. oi
the City of Limerick.
tLIMERICK CO. [2]
East [1].
(The Baronies of Clamvilliain, Coonah, Cosh-
lea, Kilinallock, Owneybeg, Puddlcbrieny
and Stnallcounty, and part oj the Barony
0/ Coshma.)
V- Richard Francis Hayes, M.D.
(S.F.) 12,750
^ Thotnas Lundon {'H .) .. 3,608
§ Returned at General Election as Co.L.
*34
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
2>ilXI6rlCk Co.— continued.
West [1].
(The Baronies oj Connello Upper and Lower
Glenguin, Kenry, and Shatiid, and part oJ
the Barony o/Coshma.)
■¥^Cornelius Collins (S.F.).
Returning Officer— "Wii High Sheriff.
LINCOLN CITY [1].
(County borough of Lincoln and urban district
of Bracebridge.)
•¥ Alfred Thomas Da vies, C.B.E.
(Co.U.) 11,114
Rabat Arthur Taylor (Lab.) 6,658
\Charks Hetiry Roberts (L.) . . 5,550
Returning Officer— The Sheriff.
LINDSEY. PAETS OF [4].
(JChe administrative county of the parts of
Lindsey exclusive of the part thereof com-
prised in the parliamentary borough of
Grimsby.)
Brigg [1].
(The rural district of Glanford Brigg, and the
urban districts of Barton-upon-Humber,
Brigg, Broughton, Rosby-cum-Risby , Scun-
thorpe and Frodingham, and Winterton.)
■¥-Major Charles Wesley Weldon
McLean, C.M.G., D.S.O.
(Co.U.) 8,310
David John Kingsley Quibell
(Lab.) .. .. .. 4,789
■\Sir(miliam) Alfred Gelder{l..) 4,475
Galnsboroogli [l].
(The rural districts of Gainsborough, Isle of
Axholme, and Welton, andthe urban districts
of Crowle and Gainsborough.)
■¥Major John Elsdale Molson,
M.D. (CcU.) 8,634
George Jackson Bentham (L.). . 6,556
Homcastle [1].
(The rural districts of Horncastle, Sibsey,
and Spilsby, and the urban districts of
Alford, Horncastle, Skegness, and WoodhaU
spa.)
At the General Election Lieut.-CoI. William
Ernest George Archibald Weigall (Co.U.)
and Samuel Pattinson (L.) polled respec-
tively 8,826 and 7i433 votes. In Jan. 1920
Lieut. -Col. Weigall was appointed Gw.of S.
Australia, and at a Bye-Election on Feb.
25/A, 1920, the result ivas
^Capt. StaflFord Vere Hotchkin,
M.C. (Co.U.) .. ,. 8,140
Samuel Pattinson (^h.) .. .. 6,727
IVtlliam Holmes (Lah.) .. 3,443
Louth [1].
{The rural districts of Caistor, Grimsby, and
Louth, the municipal borough of Louth, and
the urban districts of Mablethorpe and
Market Rosen.)
At the General Election -^^Capt. Henry Lang-
ton Brackenbury (Co.U.) and tl'imothy
Davies (L.) polled respectively 9,055 and
7,559 votes. In April 1920 Mr. Brackenbury
died, and at a Bye-Election on June "ird,
1920, -^Thomas Wintringham (L.) and
Christopher Hatton Tumor (Co.U.) polled
respectively 9,859 and 7,354 votes. In Aug.
1921 Mr. \^\xAx\n^2.TR died, and at another
Bye-Election on Sept. zind, 1921, the result
was
*Mrs.MargaretWintringham(L.) 8,386
Sir Alan Uutchings, K.B.E. ( C. ) 7,595
Lieut. James George ( Lab.) . . 3,873
LINLITHGOWSHIRE [1].
{The county of Linlithgow, inclusive of all
burghs situated therein.)
•James Kidd (Co.U.) . . 12.898
JSmamtel SAinwell {La.h.') .. 8,723
Returning Officer— The Sheriff of The
Lothians and Peebles.
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
235
LIVERPOOL (Lancashire) [111
{County borough of Liverpool.)
(East Toxteth [1].
{Aigburtk, Granby, Sefton Park East and
Sefton Park West Wards.)
James Stuart Rankin (Co.U.)-
Edge Hill [1].
{Edge Hill and Low Hill Wards, and the Part
of Kensington Ward which lies to the south
and west of a line drawn from the western
boundary of the ward along the middle of
the road called Kensington to its junction
with Holt Road, thence in a southerly direc-
tion along the middle of Holt Road to its
junction with Edge Lane, and thence in an
easterly direction along the middle of Edge
Lane to the eastern boundary of the ward.)
Sir William Watson Rutherford
(Co.U.) 9,832
Peter Joseph Tevenan (Lab.) . . 5,587
Everton [1].
{Everton and Netherfield Wards.)
Sir John Sutherland Harmood-
Banner (Co.U.) . . . . 6,370
Arthur Brooisdan/tCN.F. D.S.S.) 5,779
7 Exchange [1].
(Abercromby, Castle Street, Exchange, Great
George, St. Anne's and St Peter's Wards,
and the part of Vauxhall Ward which lies
south of a line drawn from a point in the
centre of the River Mersey to the south side
of the Prince's Half-Tide Dock, thence in
a southerly direction along the Liverpool
Overhead Railway to the middle of Denison
Street, thence along the middle of Denison
Street to its junction with Great Howard
Street, thence in a southerly direction along
the middle of Great Howard Street and Old
Hall Street to the junction of the latter with
Old Leeds Street, thence along the middle
of Old Leeds Street crossing the Lancashire
and Yorkshire Railway to a point in Pall
Mall opposite the middle of Leeds Street,
thence in an easterly direction along the
middle of Leeds Street to its junction with
Vauxhall Road, thence in a southerly
direction along the middle of Vauxhall
Road to its junction with Midghall Street,
thence along the middle of Midghall Street
to the ward boundary in Marylebone.)
Leslie Frederic Scott, K.C.
(Co.U.) 10,286
Austin Harford {InA.') ,. 8,225
Fairfield [1].
{Fairfield and Old Swan Wards and the Part
of Kensington Ward which is not included
in the Edge Hill Division.)
•* Major Jack Benn Brunei Cohen
(U.) 7,698
Capt. Francis V Estrange Joseph,
C.B.E. (Co.L.) .. ..4,188
George Porter (\.^h.) .. -.3,337
-^Kirkdale [1]. ' -
{Kirkdale and St. Domingo Wards.)
De Fonblanque Pennefather
(Co.U.) 10,380
Samuel Mason (Lab.) . . . . 5,012
^Scotland [1].
{North Scotland, Sandhills and South Scotland
Wards, and the part of Vauxhall Ward which
is not included in the Exchange Division.)
Thomas Power O'Connor (N.j.
-Walton [1].
{Fazakerley, Walton and Warbreck Wards.)
■¥■ Lieut. -Com. Harry Warden
Stanley Chilcott (Co.U.) .. 11,457
Dixon Smith {\ja.h.) .. .. 4,580
Wavertree [1].
{Allerton Childwall and Little Woolion,
Garston, Much Woolton, Wavertree and
Wavertree West Wards.)
*Lieut. - Col. Nathan Raw,
C.M.G., M.D. (Co.U.) .. 11,326
Cha7-les Wilson {Lzh.) .. 5,103
Sir Alfred Allen Booth, Bt. ( L.) 2,484
-^est Derby [1].
{Anfield, Breckfield and West Derby Wards.)
A t the General Election Lieut.-Col. the Rt.
Hon. Sir Frederick Edwin Smith, Bt., P.C,
K.C. (Co.U.) and George Nelson (Lab.)
polled respectively 11,622 and 5,618 votes.
In January 1919 Sir Frederick Smith was
appointed Lord Chancell'ir of England and
created a Peer, and at a Bye-Election on
Feb. 26M, 1919, the result 'was
¥Rear-Adm. Sir (William)
Reginald Hall, K.C.M.G.,
C.B. (Co.U.) 6,062
George Nelson (Lab.) . . . . 4,670
lowest Toxteth [1].
{Brunwsick, Dingle and Prince's Park Wards.)
Sir Robert Paterson Houston,
Bt. (C.) 13,083
William Albert Robinson
(Lab.) 6,850
Returning Officer — The Lord Mayor.
236
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Liverpool University (See Durliam
University, etc]
Llandaff (See Glamorganshire].
Llanelly ISee Carmarthenshire'.
LONDON, CITY OF 12).
{The City of London.)
rw^^
[Arms as used by the City Cor-foration.]
Rt. Hon. Arthur James Balfour, P.C.,
O.M., LL.D., D.C.L., F.R.S.
(Co.U.).
Rt. Hon. Sir Frederick George Ban-
bury, Bt., P.C. (Co.U.).
Returmng Officers — The Sheriffs of London.
Acting Returning Officer — William Hayes,
Guildhall, EC. 2 (Secondary).
LONDON UNIVERSITY [1].
Maj.-Gen. Sir
Hemngham,
(Ind.) ..
Charles Louts
Returning Officer-
Wilj/iot
C.B.,
Parker
M.D.
Nordon (Ind.)
-The Vice-Chancellor.
Sir Philip Magnus, Bt. (Co.U.) 2,810
Sidney W e^Zi (Lab.) .. .. 2,141
Annesley Ashuorih Somervilk
(Teachers')
715
210
LONDONDERRY (CITY) [1].
¥John (Eoin) McNeill (S.F.) . , 7,335
Sir Robert Newton Anderson (U.) 7,02a
Major Willi ayn liatnilton Davey
(N.) 120
Returning Officet — The High Sheriff.
LONDONDERRY CO. [2].
North [1]
{The Baronies of Kennaught, North-East
Liberties o/Coleraine. North-West Liberties
of Londonderry and Tirkeeran, and part of
the Barony o/Coleraine.)
At the General Election -^Hugh Alfred Ander-
son (U.) and P. McGilligan (S.F.) polled
respectively 10,530 and 31951 votes. In heb.
19 19 Mr. Anderson retired, and at a Bye-
Election on March i,th, 1919, the resiiltwas-
Rt. Hon. Hugh Thorn Barrie,
PC. (U.) 9,93J
P. McGilligan (S.F.) . . . . 4,333
South [1].
{The Barony of Loughinsholin, and part of
the Barony o/Coleraine.)
At the General Election the Rt. Hon. Denis
Stanislaus Henry, P.C, K.C (Co.U.),.
Professor Arthur William Conway, F.R.S.
(N.), and Louis Joseph Walsh {S.V .) polled
respectively 8,942, 3,981, and 3,425 7-otes^
In Aug. 1921 Mr. Denis Henry became
Lord Ch. Justice of N. Ireland, and at a
Bye-Election in Sept. 1921 there 2vas not
any opposition to the return of *Col.
Robert Peel Dawson Spencer Chichester
(Co.U.). In Dec. 1921 Col. Chichester
died, and at another Bye-Election on
Jan. 18th, 1922, there was not any opposition
to the return of
^Brig.-Gen. Sir (George) William
Hachet Pain, K.B.E., C.B. (Co.U.).
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
LONGFORD CO. [1].
{The Baronies ofArdagh, Granard, Moydow,
Rathcline, and Shrule.)
Joseph McGuinness (S.F.) .. 11,122
■\Javies Patrick Parrell {ii.) .. 4,173
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
237
Lonsdale [See Lancashire].
Loughborougli [See Leicestershire].
Louth [See Lindsey].
tLOUTH CO. [1].
i(The Baronies of Ardee, Drogheda, Ferrard,
Louth, and Lo7uer and Upper Dnndalk.)
¥John Joseph O'Kelly (S.F.). . 10,770
^Richard Hazleton (N.) .. 10,515
Returning Officer- ~1l\\^ High Sheriff.
Lowestoft [See Suffolk, East].
Ludlow [See Shropshire].
Luton [See Bedfordshire].
Macclesfield [See Cheshire].
Maidstone [See Kent].
Maldon [See Essex].
Malton [See Thirsk and Malton].
MANCHESTER (Lancashire) [10].
{County borough of Manchester.)
y Ardwlck [1].
{Ardwick, New Cross and St. Mark's Wards.)
-¥^ Augustine Hailwood (Co.U.) 8,641
Thovias Lcnvth (Lab.) . . . . 5,670
Lieut. -Col. H. M. Stephenson
(N.P.) 3,510
Blackley [1].
(Blackley, Crumpsall and Moston Wards.)
•¥^( William James) Harold Briggs
(U.) . . .... . . 7.997
Arnold Ernest Townend (Lab.) 3,659
Philip Milner Oliver (L. ) . . 2,9%
Clayton [l].
iBeswick, Bradford and Newton Heath Wards.)
^t the General Election -^Edward Hopkin-
son, D.Sc. 'U.) and tjohn Edward Sutton
(Lab.) f-olled respectively 12,285 "'"^ 7. 654
votes. In Jan. 1922 Mr. Hoplcinson died,
and at the time oj going to press the seat is
Z'ocant.
Exchange [1].
{Cheetham, 'Collegiate Church, Exchange,
Oxford, St. Ann's, St. Clement's and St.
John's Wards, and the part of St. Michael's
Ward which lies to the north-west of a line
drawn along the middle of Rochdale Road.)
Sir John Scurrah Randies
John
(Co.U.)
Sir Arthur Adlington Haworth,
Bt.{L.)
12,290
S.326
/Gorton [1].
(Gorton North, Gorton South and Openshaw
Wards.)
Rt. Hon. John Hodge, P.C.
(Lab.) 13,047
Henry White {Ind.) .. .. 5,005
John Thomas Mnr-phy (Socialist) 1,300
yHulme [1]. L
{Medlock Street, Moss Side West and St.
George's Wards.)
¥Lieut.-Col. Joseph Nail,
D.S.O. (U.)
■f Christopher Thomas Needham
(L.)
Alfred Hilton {\.z}a.) ..
George Milner (Ind.) . .
Moss Side [1].
(All Saints, Moss Side East and St. Lufte's
Wards.)
•Gerald Berkeley Hurst, K.C.
(U.)
Tom Stott (L.)
10,895
S.969
2,572
729
10,621
5,708
/'Platting [1]. t^t-
{Collyhurst, Harpurhey and Miles Platting
Wards, and the part of St. Michael's Ward
which is not included in the Exchange
Division.)
Rt. Hon. John Robert Clynes, P.C.
(Lab.).
I Busholme [1].
{Levenshulme, Longsighl and Rusholme
Wards.)
At the General Election Robert Burdon
Stoker (Co.U.), Walter Butterworth (L.),and
Mrs. Emmeline Pethick Lawrence (Lab.)
polled respectively 12,447, 3,690, and 2,985
votes. In Sept. 1919 Mr. Stoker died, and at
a Bye-Election on Oct. Tth, 1919, the result
was
*Capt. John Henry Thorpe,
O.B.E. (Co.U.) .. .. 9,394
Dr. Robert Dunstan (X-^^-) •• 6,412
William Mather Rutherford
Pringle(l,.) 3,923
Capt. Roger Boivan Crewdson
(N.P.) 815
»38
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Manobester— c(M*//Mw«</.
WitMngton [1].
(Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Didsbury and With-
»ngton Wards.)
♦Rei Alfred Deakin Carter,
O.B.E. (U.).. .. •• ",677
G. F. Burditt (l..^ .. .. S.166
Returning OJScer— The Lord Mayor.
Mansfield (See Nottinghamshire].
Maryhill [See Glasgow].
Marylebone [See St. MaryleboneJ.
IMATO CO. [4].
East [1].
(Parts of the Batonies o/Costello atuiGalUii.)
Eamonn de Valera (S.F.) .. 8,975
\ John Dillon (^.) .. .. 4,SI4
North [1].
(The Baronies of Erris and Tirawley, and
part of the Barony ofGallen.)
•John Crowley, F.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P. (S.F.) . . . . 7.429
^Daniel Boyle CN.) .. •• 1,761
South [1].
{The existing South Mayo Division, together
with the part of the existing Connemara
Division of the parliamentary county of Gal-
way which is comprised in the administrative
county of Mayo.)
•William Sears (S.F.).
West [1].
(The Baronies of Burrishoole and Murrisk,
and part of the Barony ofCarra.)
)f Joseph M. McBride (S.F.) . . iO,i95
"^William Doris (N.) . . . . 1,568
Returning Officer — ^The High SheiiflT.
XMEATH CO. [2].
North [1].
(The Baronies of Fore, Kelts Upper and
Lower, Morgallion, and Slane Upper and
Lower, and part of the Baronies of Navan
Lower and Skreen.)
♦ William (Liam) Joseph Mel-
lows (S.F.) .. .. .. 6,982
Dr. Patrick Joseph Cusack (N.) 3,758
South [1].
( The Baronies of Deece Upper and Lower,
Duleek Upper and Louver, Dunboyne, Lune,
Moyfenraih Upper and Louver, Navan
Upper, and Koioath, and part of the
Baronies of Skreen and Navan Louver. )
•Edmund (Earaeson) John Dug-
gan(S.F.) 6,371
T. P. O'Donoghue (N.) . . 2,680
Returning OJicer—Tihe High Sheriff.
Melton [See Leicestershire].
MERIONETHSHIRE [1].
{The administrative county of Merioneth.^
Henry Haydn Jones (L.).
Returning O^cer— The High Sheriff.
Merthyr [See Merthyr Tydfil].
MERTHYR TYDFIL [2].
{County borough of Merthyr Tydfil, and urban
districts of Aberdare and Mountain Ash.}
Aberdare [1].
{Urban districts of Aberdare and Mountairt
Ash.)
Charles Butt Stanton, C.B.E.
(Co.N.D.) 22,824
Pev. T. E. Nicholas (Lab.) . . 6,229
Merthyr [1].
{County borough of Merthyr Tydfil.)
Sir Edgar Rees Jones, K.B.E.
(Co.L.) 14.127
James Winstone (Lab.) . . 12,682
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
239
MIDDLESBROUGH [2].
(County borough of Middlesbrough.)
East [1].
{Exchatige, Grove Hill, Ormesby, St. Hilda's
and Vulcan Wards.)
Col. Tenry Williams (L.) . . 8,470
Frederick William Carey (Lab.) 3,776
West [1].
{Acklam, Ayresome, Cannon, Cleveland, Lin-
thorpe and Newport Wards.)
^(Walter) Trevelyan Thomson
(Ind.L.) 10,958
Conceniore Thomas Cramp { Lab. ) 5 , 350
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
MIDDLESEX [10].
(rft« administrative county 0/ Middlesex
exclusive of the parts thereof comprised in
parliamentary boroughs.)
Acton [1].
(The municipal borough of Acton.)
•*rSir Harry Ernest Brittain,
K.B.E., LL.D.(Co.U.) ..11,671
R. DuMSJ/wre (hsh.) .. .. 4,241
Brentford and CMswlck [1].
(The urban districts of Brentford and Chis-
wich.)
*Col. Walter Grant Peterson
Morden (Co.U.) 9,077
W. Haywood (Lab.) . . . . 2,620
Mrs. Oliver Strachey (\nd.) .. 1,263
Enfield [1].
(The rural district of South Mimms and the
urban district of Enfield.)
*Col. Henry Ferryman Bowles
rCo.U.) 8,290
William E. Hill (Lab.) . . 6, 176
Airs. John McEwan {!..) .. 1,987
FJnchley [1],
(The urban districts of Finchley and Friern
Barnet.)
Major John Robert (Bramston)
Pretyman Newman (Co.U.) 11,849
J. R. Leslie (\^3.h.') .. .. 3,140
Walter Edwtn Martin {l..) .. 2,221
Harrow [1].
(The urban districts of Greenford, Hanwell,
Harrow - on - the - Hill , Wealdstone, and
Wembley.)
•Oswald Ernald Mosley (U.) 13,959
Arthur Robert Chamber layne
(Ind.) 3,007
Hendon II].
(The rural district of Hendon, and the urbart
^ districts of Hendon and Kingsbury.)
*Major Sir Philip Lloyd-
Greame, K.B.E., M.C.
(Co.U.) 14,431
Frank Bailey (l.zh.^ .. .. 3,159
Mrs. How Martyn (Ind.) . . 2,067
Speltborne [1].
(The rural district of Staines, and the urban
districts of Feltham, Hampton, Hampton
Wick, Staines, Sunbury-on-Thames, and
Teddington.)
•Sir Philip Edward Pilditch
(Co.U.)
F. E. Horton (Lab.) . .
A. W. Z^owrtrrf (N.F.D.S.S.). .
12,423
2,418
i,»43
Twickenham [1].
(The urban districts of Heston and Isleworth
and Twickenham.)
Sir William Joynson-Hicks, Bt.
(Co.U.) 14.015
Rev. Humphrey Chalmers {'Lah.) 2,823
Uxtoridge [1].
(The rural district of Uxbridge, and the urban
districts of Hayes, Ruislip-Northwood,
Southall-Norwood, Uxbridge, and Yiewsley.)
•Col. the Hon. Sidney Corn-
wallis Peel, D.S.O. (Co.U.) . . 9,814
Harry Gosling, C.H. (Lab.) .. 6,251
Norman Mackenzie Snowball (L.) 545
240
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Middlesex— fon/'MM^'/.
Wood Green [!]•
{The urban districts of Southgate and Wood
Green.)
<Jodfrey Lampson Tennyson
Locker- Lam pson (Co.U.) . . 19,217
Tudor M/tys (hah.) .. .. 4,539
Jlenry Bond tJolding (L.) . . 2,957
Uttuming Officer— Th^ High Sheriff.
Mlddleton and Prestwlch [See
Lancashire].
MIDLOTHIAN AND PEEBLESSHIRE [21.
(The counties of Midlothian and Peebles, in-
clusive of all burghs situated therein, except
the county of the city of Edinburgh and the
burghs of Leith and Musselburgh.)
Northern [1].
iThe Calder and Suburban County Districts
the burgh of Dalkeith, and that part of the
Lasswade County District which is included
in the extra-burghal portions of the parishes
of Dalkeith and Inveresk.)
Col. Sir John Augustus Hope,
Bt., O.B.E. (Co.U.) . . . . 7,762
/aAn Brownlie Cadzow (Ind.). . 4,737
Peebles and Southern [11.
(The county of Peebles with all the burghs
situated therein, and the Gala Water and
Lasswade County Districts of Midlothian
{except that part of the latter district which
is included in the Northern Division as
above) with all burghs situated therein except
'the burghs of Dalkeith and Musselburgh.)
Rt. Hon. Sir Donald Maclean,
P.C, K.B.E. (L.) . . . . 7,429
James Gold (Lab.) . . . . 4,830
ReturtiingOfficet — The Sheriff ofThe Lothians
and Peebles.
Mile End [See Stepney].
Mitcham [See Surrey].
tUONAGHAN CO. [2].
North [1].
( The baronies of Dartree, Monaghan, and
Trough.)
• Ernest Blythe (S.F.) . . ..6,842
Michael Elliott Knight {\i .) .. 4,497
/./. Turley (N.) . , .. 2,709
South [1].
(The baronies ofCremome and Famey.)
*John (Sean) Francis McEntee
(S.F.) . ;. .. 7,524
Thovias Joseph Campbell, K.C.
CN.) .. 4,413
ReturtuHg Officer— 1)xt High Sheriff.
Monmouth [See Monmouthshire].
MONMOUTHSHIRE [6].
{The administrative county of Monmouth.)
Abertlllery [I].
[The urban districts of Abercarn, Abertillery,
and Nantyglo and Blaina.)
At the General Election the Rt. Hon. William
Brace, P.C. (Lab.) -was returned unop-
posed. In Nov. IQ20 Mr. Brace was ap-
pointed Labour Adviser to Min. 0/ Mines,
and at a Bye-Election on Dec. 21st, 1920,
the result was
*George Barker (Lab.) . . 15,492
George Hay Morgan, K.C.
(Co.L.) 7,842
Bedwellty [1].
{The pari of the rural district of St. Mellons
which consists of the civil parish of Roger-
stone, and the urban districts of Bedwas
and Machen, Bedwellty, Mynyddislwyn,
and Risca.)
• Charles Edwards (Lab.) . . 11,730
Capt. William Henry Williams
(Co.L.) 10,170
Ebbw Vale [1].
{The urban districts of Ebbw Vale, Rhymney,
and Tredegar.)
A t the General Election the Rt. Hon. Thomas
Richards, P.C. (Lab.), was returned unop-
posed. In July 1920 Mr. Richards re-
signed, and at a Bye-Election on tlu itth
of that month there was not any opposition
to the retu7-n oj
• Evan Davies (Lab.).
Monmouth [1].
{The rural districts of Abergavenny, Chepstow,
Magor, Monmouth, and Pontypool, the
rural district of St. Mellons (except the civil
parish of Rogerstone) , the municipal boroughs
of Abergavenny and Monmouth, and the
urban tlislricts of Caerleon, Chepstow, and
Usk.)
•Charles Leolin Forestier-
Walker(U.) 9,164
Hubert Melville Martineau (L.) 6,189
Pontypool [1].
{The urban districts of Abersychan, Blaenavon,
Llanfrechfa Upper, Llantarnam, ParUeg,
and Pontypool.)
•Thomas Griffiths (Lab.) .. 8,438
Sir Leonard Wilkinson Llewelyn,
K.B.E. (Co.U.) . . . . 7,021
fAV. Hon. Reginald McKenna,
B.C.(L.) 6,160
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
MONTGOMERYSHIRE [1].
(TA« administrative county of Montgomery.)
Major David Davies (Co.L.).
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
241
MONTROSE DISTRICT (CO. Forfax) tl].
(Coinprisiiig Montrose, Arhroath, Brechin,
Forfar, and /nverl>en>ie.)
■A'John Leng Sturiock (Co.L.) . . 9,309
Henry Noel Brailsford (l.zh.) . . 2,940
Retuniiug OJicer— The Sheriff of Forfar. ,
MORAY AND NAIRN [1].
{The counties of Elgin and Nairn, inclusive
of all burghs situated therein.)
Rt. Hon. Sir Archibald Williamson,
Bt., P.C. (Co.L.).
Returuing Officer — The Sheriff of Inverness,
Elgin, and Nairn.
Morley [See Batley and Morley].
MORPETH (Northumberland) [1].
(Municipal borough of Morpeth, urban districts
of Ashington, Bedlingtonshire and Blyth,
and civil parishes of Hepscott, Morpeth
Castle, Newminster and Tranwell.'
Moseley [See Birmingham].
Mossley [See Lancashire].
Moss Side [see Manchester].
Motherwell [See Lanarkshire].
Nairnshire [See Morayshire and Nairn
shire].
•John Cairns, M.B.E. (Lab.) .. 7,677
Frank Crane Thornborough
(Co.L.) . . . . ... 7,140
Claud Henry Meares (U.) .. 4,320
Capt. Gerald Douglus Nezvton
(Ind.) . . . . . . . . 2,729
Major Thomas Moffatt Allison,
M.D.C^.V).) SI I
Returtting Officer — The Mayor.
^NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND,
THE [1].
■¥-John(Eoin) McNeill (S.F.) .. 1,644
Professor Arthur William Con-
zvoy, F.R.S. (N.) .. .. 813
Returning Officer— The Vice-Chancellor.
Neath [See Glamorganshire].
NELSON AND COLNE (Lancashire) [1].
(Municipal boroughs of Colne and Nelson,
urban districts of Barrowford, Brierfield
and Trawden, and the detached part of the
civil parish of Foulridge which is bounded
on the north, west, and south by the municipal
borough of Colne.)
At the General Election Capt. Albert Smith
(Lab.) a7id Fred Greenwood (L.) polled
respectively 14,075 and 8,623 votes. In June
1920 Capt. Albert Smith resigned, and at a.
Bye-Election on June lyth, 1920, the result
ivas
54- Robinson Graham (Lab.) .. 14,134
Frederick Norman Waimvright
(Co.U.).. .. .. 8,577
Waller Russell Rea (L.) . . 5,805
Returning Office') — The Mayor of Nelson.
Newark [See Nottinghamshire].
Newbury [See Berkshire].
Newton [See Lancashire].
NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME (Stafford-
shire) [1].
{Municipal borough of Newcastle-under-Lyme
and urban districts of Audley and Wol-
stanton United.)
Col. Josiah Clement Wedgwood, D.S.O-
(Lab.§).
Returning Officer— The Mayor.
§ Returned as Itui. Liberal at General Election.
16
242
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE (Northum-
berland) [41.
{County borough of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.)
Central [l].
{All Saints, St. John's, St. Nicholas', Stephen-
son and Westgate Wards.)
*Sir George Renwick, Bt.
(Co.U.) .. .. .. 9,414
James Smith (Lah.) .. .. 4,976
East [1].
(Byker, St. Anthony's, St. Lawrence and
Walker Wards.)
♦Major Harry Barnes (L.§) . . 8,682
^Walter Hudsott, O.B.E. (Lab.) 5,195
John Thompson {^.Y.Xi. '$,.'$>) .. 1,079
North [1].
{Dme, Heaton, Jesmond, St. Andrew's and
St. Thomas Wards.)
♦Nicholas Grattan Doyle
(Co.U.) 11,347
Sir George Lunn (L.) . . . . 4,322
Robert John IVilson (Lzh.) .. 3,102
West [1],
{Armstrong, Arthur's Hill, Benwell, Elswick
and Fenham Wards.)
Rt. Hon. Edward Shortt, P.C,
K.C. (Co.L.) . . . . . . 12,812
Davit/ Adams (Lah.) .. .. 6,411
Returning Officer— Thft Sheriff.
NEWPORT (Monmouthshire) [IJ.
(County borough of Newport.)
Lewis Haslam (Co.L.) . . 14,080
John H^it/iam Bowen (Lab.) 10,234
Bertie Par doe Thomas (Ind.) 647
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
Newton [See Lancashire].
NORFOLK [6].
( The administratizte county of Norfolk.)
Eastern [1].
{The rural districts of East and West Flegg,
Loddon and Clavering, St. Faith's, Small-
burgh, and Blofield (including the area,
wholly surrounded by the county borough of
Norwich, in which stand the shire hall,
county police station and other county
buildings), and the urban district of North
Walsham.)
♦Capt. Michael Falcon (Co.U.) 7,030
Fred Henderson ("L.) .. .. 6,691
IVtlliam Benjai7tin Taylor {K.^\-
cullure) . . . . . . 1,926
King's Lynn [11.
(The rural districts of Docking, Freebridge
Lynn, King's Lynn, and Marshland (except
the civil parishes of Outwell and Upwell),
the part of the rural district of Downham
which consists of the civil parishes of Wiggen-
hall St Germans, Wiggenhall St. Mary the
Virgin, Wiggenhall St. Mary Magdalen,
and Wiggenhall St. Peter, the municipal
borough of King's Lynn, and the urban
districts of New Hunstanton and Walsoken.)
New Forest and Chrlstchurch [See
Hampshire].
Neville Paul Jodrell (Co.U.)
Robert Barrie Walker (Lab.) ,
10,146
9,780
Northern [1].
(The rural districts of Aylsham, Erpingham,
and Walsingham, and the urban districts of
Cromer, Sheringham, and Wells.)
■¥-Capt. Henry Douglas King,
C.B.E., D.S.O. (Co.lnd.) ..9,274
^Noel Edward Buxton (h-) •• 9, 06 1
J Returned at General Election as Co.L.
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
243
Southern [1].
{The rural districts of Depwade, Forehoe,
Henstead, and Wayland, the part of the
rural district of Thetford which is not in-
cluded in the South-Western Division, and
the urban district of Diss.)
At the General Election the *Hon. William
Hepburn Cozens-Hardy, K.C. (Co.L.) and
George Edwards (Lab ) polled respectively
11,755 '^"<i 6.530 votes. In June 1920 Mr.
Cozens-Hardy succeeded to the Barony
0/ Cozens-Hardy, and at a Bye-Election on
July ■zqth, 1920, the result was
A^George Edwards, O.B.E. (Lab.) 8,594
/antes Henley Batty (Co.L.) . . 6,476
Charles Henry Roberts (Ind.L.) 3,718
South- Western [1].
(The rural districts of Mitford and Launditch
and Swaffham, the part of the rural district
of Downham which is not included in the
King's Lynn Division, the part of the rural
district of Marshland which consists of the
civil parishes of Outwell and Upwell, the
part of the rural district of Thetford which
consists of the civil parishes of Cranwich,
Feltwell, Feltwell Anchor, Hockwold-cum-
Wilton, Lynford, Methwold, Mundford,
Northwold, Santon, Weeting with Brome-
hill, and West Tofts, the municipal borough
of Thetford, and the urban districts of
Downham Market, East Dereham, and
Swaffham.)
Sir Richard Winfrey (Co.L.).
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
Normanton [See Yorkshire, W. Riding].
NORTHAMPTON [1].
(County borough of Northampton.)
oH O/'X
At the General Election Charles Albert Mc-
Curdy, K.C. (Co.L.), and Walter Halls
(Lab.) polled respectively 18,010 and 10,735
votes. In March 1920 Mr. McCurdy was
appointed Food Controller, and at a Bye-
Election on April ist, 1920, the result was
Rt. Hon. Charles Albert
McCurdy, P.C, K.C (Co.L.) 16,650
JUiss Margaret Bondjield
(Lab.) 13,279
Returjiing Officer — The Mayor,
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (with Soke
of Peterborough) [4].
{The administrative counties of Northampton
and the Soke of Peterborough.)
Daventry [11.
{The rural districts of Brackley, Crick, Daven-
try, Hardingstone , Middleton Cheney,
Potterspury, and Towcester, the part of the
rural district of Northampton which is not
included in the Kettering Division, and the
municipal boroughs of Brackley and
Daventry.)
Capt. the Hon. Edward Alger-
non FitzRoy (Co. U.) .. 11,176
William fohn Rogers (Lab.) . . 7,824
Kettering [1
(TAe rural districts of Brixworth, Kettering,
and Oxendon, the part of the rural district
of Northampton which consists of the civil
parishes of Great Billing, Little Billing,
and Weston Favell, and the urban districts
of Desborough, Kettering, and Rothwell.)
•¥^Alfred Edward Waterson
(Co-op.) 10,299
Capt. Leland William Wilber-
force Btixlon {Co.L,.^ .. 7,1^1
Brig.-Gen. Algeinon Francis
Holford Ferguson (^ .Y .) .. 4,489
Peterborough [1].
{The administrative county of the Soke of
Peterborough, the rural districts of Easton-
on-the-Hill and Greiton, the part of the rural
district of Oundle which is within the
administrative county of Northampton, the
part of the rural district of Thrapston which
is within the administrative county of
Northampton and is not included in the
Wellingborough Division, and the urban
district of Oundle.)
Henry Leonard Campbell
Brassey (Co.U.) .. .. 9,516
/ohn Mansfield (Lab.) . . . . 8,832
Thomas Ivatt Slater (L.) . . 3,214
Wellingborough [1].
{The rural district of Wellingborough, the part
of the rural district of Thrapston which con-
sists of the civil parishes of Chelveston-cum-
Caldecott, Hargrave, and Stanwick, the
municipal borough of Higham Ferrers, and
the urban districts of Finedon, Irthling-
borough, Raunds, Rushden, and Welling-
borough.)
• Walter Robert Smith (Lab.) 10,290
Alilner Gray {Co.'L.) .. • • 9>3I3
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
NORTHUMBERLAND [3].
{The administrative county of Northumber-
land exclusive of the parts thereof comprised
in parliamentary boroughs.)
244
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
NortIiumberland-c<>M//Mi/«</.
Berwlck-uponTweed [1].
{The rural districts of Alnwick, Belford,
GUndale, Norham and Islandshires, and
Rotkbury, with the Fame Islands, the
municipal borough of Berwick-upon-Tweed,
and the urban districts of Alnwick, Amble,
and Rothbury.)
Sir Francis Douglas Blake, Bt.,
C.B. (Co.L.) 6,721
Ca/>t. the Hon. William John
Montagu Watson - Armstrong
(Ind) 4,397
Hezliam [l].
iTA* rural districts of Bellingham, Halt-
whistle, and Hexham, the part of the rural
district of Castle Ward which consists of
the civil parishes of Bitchfield, Black
Heddon, Capheaton, Cheeseburn Grange,
East Mat fen, Fenwick, Harlow Hill,
Hawkwell, Heugh, Ingoe, Kearsley, Kirk-
healon, Nesbitt, Ouston, Ryal, Wallridge,
and West Matfen, and the urban districts
of Hexham and Prudhoe.)
* Major Douglas Clifton Brown
(Co.U.) 7,763
William Weir (^Lah.) .. ..4,168
Majorthe Hon. Wentworth Henry
Canning Beaumont (Xi.) .. 3,948
Wansbeck [1].
{The part of the rural district of Castle Ward
which is not included in the Hexham
Division, the rural district of Morpeth
{except the civil parishes of Hepscott,
Morpeth Castle, Newminster, and Tran-
well), the urban districts of Cramlington,
Earsdon, Newbiggin-by-th?-Sea, Newburn,
Seaton Delaval, Seghill, and Whitley and
Monkseaton, and the part of the adminis-
trative county of Northumberland consisting
of the Moot Hall and precincts which is
wholly surrounded by the county borough of
Newcastle-on-Tyne.)
Robert Mason (Co.L.) .. 14,065
JSdenezer £dwards Qhah.) .. 10,666
Returning Officer— "Vh^ High Sheriff.
Northwlcli iSee Cheshire].
NORWICH (Norfolk) [2].
{County borough of Norwich)
Rt. Hon. George Henry Roberts,
P.C. (Lab.)
Lieut. -Com. Edward Hilton
Young, D.S.O., D.S.C.,
R.N.V.R. (Co.L.) . .
Herbert Edward Witard (Lab.)
Returning Officer^The Sheriff.
26,642
25,555
6,856
Norwood [See Lambeth].
NOTTINGHAM [4].
{County borough of Nottingham.)
Central [1].
{Forest, Market, Robin Hood, St. Ann's and
Sherwood Wards.)
^Albert Reuben Atkey (Co.U.) 10,552
Edmtind Huntsman (h.) .. 3,988
Arthur Kitson (N.P.) . . . , 1,999
East [1].
{Byron, Manvers, Mapperley and St. Mary's
Wards.)
Sir John David Rees, Bt.,
K.C.LE.. C.V.O. (Co.U.) .. 9,549
Tom Proctor {'L'sh.) .. ..2,817
Joseph Nathaniel Dennis Brookes
(Ind.) 2,166
South [11.
{Bridge, Castle, Meadows and Trent Wards.)
Col. Lord Henry Cavendish
Cavendish- Benlinck (Ind.C.) 10,881
Henty Mills (Ind.) .. .. 3,738
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
245
West [1].
{Bfoxtowe, St. Albans and Wollaton Wards.)
■¥-Arthur Hayday (Lab.) .. 7,286
\Arthur Richardson {L..) .. 5,552
Returning Officer— 'Vm Sheriff.
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE [5].
{The administrative county of Nottingham.)
Bassetlaw [1].
(The rural districts of Blyth and Cuckney,
East Retford and Misterton, the part of the
rural district of Skegby which consists of
the civil parish of Sookholme, the municipal
borough of East Retford, and the urban
districts of Warsop and Worksop.)
Sir (William) Ellis Hume- Williams,
K.B.E., K.C. (Co.U.).
Broxtowe [1].
(The part of the rural district of Basford which
is not included in the Rushcliffe Division,
and the urban districts of Arnold, East-
wood, Hucknall, and Kirkby-in-Ashfield.)
-KGeorge Alfred Spencer (Lab.) il, 150
■^ Sir Charles Hiltott Seely, Bt.{ L. ) 4, 68 1
Capt. Herbert Hoyle Whaite,
i»/.i9. (Co. N.D.) .. .. 4,374
Mansfield [1].
(The part of the rural district of Skegby which
is not included in the Bassetlaw Division,
the municipal borough of Mansfield, and
the urban districts of Huthwaite, Mansfield
Woodhouse and Sutton-in-Ashfield.)
■¥-\Villiam Carter (Lab.) •• 8,957
G. IV.S.JarreUiCo.N.'D.) ..6,678
Mrs. Violet Carruthers, C.tf. (L.) 4,000
Dr. Nowroji Merwanji Tara-
chand (Ind.) 878
Newark [l].
{ The rural districts of Bingham, Newark and
Southwell, and the municipal borough of
Newark.)
Capt. John Ralph Starkey (Co.U.).
BushclifTe [1].
(The rural districts of Leake and Stapleford,
the rural district consisting of the civil
parishes of Kingston-upon-Soar and Rat-
cliff e-upon-Soar, the part of the rural district
of Basford which consists of the civil parishes
of Awsworth, Barton-in-Fabis, Bilborough,
Bradmore, Bunny, Burton Joyce, Clifton-
with-Glapton, Colwick, Cossall, Gamston,
Gedling, Gotham, Nuthall, Ruddington,
South Wilford, Stoke Bardolph, Strelley,
Thrumpton, Trowell, and Wollaton and
the urban districts of Beeston, Carlton and
West Bridgford.)
* Henry Bucknall Betterton,
C.B.E. (Co.U.)
Charles Harris (Lab.) . .
^Et. Hon. Leifchild Strat en
/ones, P.C. (L.)
Retnmmg O^cer— The High Sheriff.
10,848
6,180
3.673
Nuneaton [See Warwickshire].
Ogmore [See GlamorgansMrel.
OLDHAM (Lancashire) [2].
(County borough of Oldham.)
246
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Oldliam (LancasUre) — contiK»ed.
Sir Edmund Robert Bartley-
Denniss (Co.U.)
Sir William Barton (Ind.L.
and Free Trader§)..
IVilliam Cornforth Robinson,
O.B.E. (Lab.)
^Walter Russell Rea (L. )
Returning Officer— "Xhc Mayor.
26,586
26,254
15,178
9,323
ORKNEY AND ZETLAND [1].
(The counties of Orkney and Zetland, inclusive
at all burghs situated therein.)
At the General Election John Cathcart Wason
(Co.L.) ivas returned unopposed. In April
1921 Mr. Wason died, and at a Bye-Election
CH May 17 /A, 1921, there tvas not any
opposition to the return of
•sir Malcoltn Smith, K.B.E. (Co.L.).
Returriing Officer— The Sheriff of cos. Caith-
ness, Orkney, and Zetland.
Ormeau [See Belfast!.
Ormskirk [See Lancashire].
Oswestry [See Shropshire].
Otley [See Pudsey and Otley].
OXFORD [1].
(County borough of Oxford )
John Arthur Ransome Marriott
(Co.U.) 9,805
Cap/. George Herbert Higgins
(L-) 4.057
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
OXFORDSHIRE [2].
(Jhe administrative county of Oxford.)
Banbury [1].
{The rural districts of Banbury, Chipping
Norton, Witney, and Woodstock, the
municipal boroughs of Banbury, Chipping
Norton, and Woodstock, and the urban
district of Witney.)
Col. Sir Rhys Williams, Bt., D.S.O.,
K.C. (Co.L.).
Henley 11].
{The rural districts of Bicester, Crowmarsh,
Culham, Goring, Headington, Henley and
Thame, the municipal borough of Henley-
on-Thames, and the urban districts of
Bicester, Thame and Wheatley.)
¥Capt. Reginald Terrell (Co.U.) 10,757
Capt. Edmund J^flus Mac-
naghlen^X..) 5,138
Returning Officer— T\ie. High Sheriff.
OXFORD UNIVERSITY [2].
Rt. Hon. Lord Hugh Richard
Heathcote Gascoyne - Cecil,
P.C. (Ind.C.§§) . . . . 2,771
^ Returned at General Election as Co.L.
i§ Relumed at General Election as Co.U.
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
247
At the General Election the Rt. Hon. Lord
Hugh Richard Heathcote Gascoyne-Cecil,
P.C. (Co.U.), Rt. Hon. Rowland Edmund
Prothero, P.C, M.V.O. (Co.U.), Professor
George Gilbert Aime Murray, LL.D. (L.),
and Henry Sanderson Furniss (Lab.)
finally polled respectively '2,tji, 2,546, 812,
and 351 votes wider Proportional Repre-
sentation. In Jan. igig Mr. Prothero luas
raised to the Peerage, and at a Bye-Election
on March 2^th, 1919, the result tvas
■*Sir Charles William Chadwick
Oman, K.B.E., F.S.A. (U.) 2,613
Profissor George Gilbert Airn^
Murray, LL.D. {L,.^ .. 1,330
Alhehtan Riley (Ind.) . . . . 1,032
Returning Officer — The Vice-Chancellor.
PADDINGTON [2].
{Metropolitan borough of Paddington.)
North [1].
{Queen's Park, Harrow Road, Maida Vale
and Town Wards.)
*William George Perring(Co.U.) 5,759
Capt. Wilfred Gordon Aston
(N.P.) 4,029
Lieut. - Col. Edward Patrick
lokn Barry, M.R.C.V.S.
(N.F.D.S.S.) .. .. .. 3,571
Leonard BenJaminFranklin (L.) i , 83 1
Herbert Bundy iX'dh.') .. .. 1,275
■\Artkur Strauss {l^ah.) .. 774
South [1]
{Hyde Park, Lancaster Gate East, Lancaster
Gate West and Westbourne and Church
Wards.)
Sir Henry Percy Harris, K. B.E.
(Co.C.§).
Returning Officer— The Mayor.
PAISLEY (Renfrewshire) [1].
{Burgh of Paisley.)
At the General Election Sir John Mills
McCallum (L.), John M. Biggar (Co-op.),
and John Taylor (Co.ti.Ti.) polled respect-
ively 7,542, 7,436, a«rf 7,201 votes. In Jan.
1920 Sir John Mills McCallum died, and
' at a Bye-Election on Feb. 12M, 1920, the
result was
Rt. Hon. Herbert Henry As-
quith, P.C, K.C. (L.) .. 14,736
Johjt McLaren Biggar (Lab.) 11,902
James Anderson Dtmlop Mac-
kean (Co.'U.) .. .. 3,795
Returning Officer — The Sheriff of Renfrew
and Bute.
Park [See Sheffield].
Partick (See Glasgow].
Peckham [See Camberwell]
Peebles and Southern [See Midlothian
and Peeblesshire].
Peeblesshire [See Midlothian and
Peeblesshire].
Pembroke [See Dublin County].
PEMBROKESHIRE [1].
(The administrative county of Pembroke.)
*Sir Evan Davies Jones, Bt.
(Co.L.) 19,200
Jvor Gwynne {Lish.) .. .. 7,712
Griffith Bowen Thomas (Soc.) 597
Heturning Officer — The High Sheriff.
Penistone [See Yorkshire, W. Riding].
Penrith and Cockermouth [See
Cumberland].
Penrjna and Falmouth [See Cornwall].
Perth [See Perthshire and Kinross-
shire].
PERTHSHIRE AND KINROSS-SHIRE [2].
{The counties of Perth and Kinross, inclusive
of all burghs situated therein.)
Kinross and Western [1].
(The county of Kinross, inclusive of the burgh
of Kinross, together with so much of the
county of Perth as is contained within the
Central, Highland and Western County
Districts, inclusive of all burghs situated
therein.)
*James Gardiner (Co.L.) . . 7.579
^Brig.-Gen. Archibald Stirling
(Co.U.) 6,975
§ Returned at General Election as Co.U.
248
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Pertbsblre and Kinross sliire—co«/t»K;</.
Perth [1].
{So muck of the county of Perth as is contained
within the Eastern or Blairgowrie and Perth
County Districts, inclusive of the city of
Perth and all burghs situated within the
taid county districts.)
William Young (Co.L.).
Returning O^cer— The Sheriff of Perthshire.
Peterborough [See NorthamptonsMre].
Petersfleld [See Hampshire].
Plalstow [See West Ham].
Platting [See Manchester].
PLYMOUTH (Devonshire) [3].
{County borough of Plymouth.)
Devonport [1].
{Ford, Keyham, Molesworth, Nelson
Aubyn and St. Budeaux Wards.)
St.
Sir Clement Kinloch-Cooke,
K.B.E. (Co.U.) .. .. 13,240
Fred Bratn ley {hsh.) .. .. 4,115
Satnuel Lithgovo {^.) .. .. 3,930
Drake [1].
(Dfafte's, Mount Edgcumbe, Mutley, Penny-
cross, St. Peter's, Stoke and Valletort Wards.)
Sir Arthur Shirley Benn, K.B.E.
(CoU.) I7,i88
Thomas IVilHam Dobson (L.) 6,225
Sutton [1].
{Charles, Compton, Friary, Laira, St.
Andrew's, Sutton and Vintry Wards.)
At the General Election Major the Hon.
Waldorf Astor (Co.U.), William Thomas
Gay (Lab.), awrfCapt. Sidney Ransom fL.)
polled respectively 17,091, 5,334, and 3,488
votes. In Oct. 1919 Mr. Astor sticceeded to
the Viscounty oj Astor, and at a Bye-Elec-
tion on Nov. i$tk, 1919, the result ivas
■¥^Viscountess (Nancy Witcher)
Astor (Co.U.)
William Thornas Gay (Lab.)
Isaac Fool ( L. )
Returning- Officer — The Mayor.
14,495
9,292
4.139
Pollok [See Glasgow],
Pontefract [See Yorkshire, W. Riding}.
Pontypool [See Monmouthshire].
Ponts^ridd [See Glamorganshire].
Poole [See Dorset].
POPLAR (CO. London) [2].
{Metropolitan borough of Poplar."^
Bow and Bromley [1].
{Bow Central, Bow North, Bow South, Bow
West, Bromley North-East, Bromley North-
West and Bromley South-West Wards.)
Sir Reginald Blair (Co.U.) . . 8,109
George Lansbury (Lab.) . . 7,248
Mark Dalton (L.) . . . . 988
South Poplar [1].
{Bromley Central, Bromley South- East,
Poplar Cubitt Town, Poplar East, Poplar
Millwall, Poplar North-West, and Poplar
West Wards.)
Sir Alfred William Yeo. (Co.L.) 8,571
Samuel AfarcA (Lab.) . . . . 4,446
Capl. Wilfrid T. Allen
(N.F.D.S.S.) 4,339
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
249
PORTSMOUTH (Hampshire) [3].
(County borough of Portsmouth.)
Central [Ij.
{Buckland, Fratton, Kingston, St. Mary and
Town Hall Wards.)
¥Sir Thomas Arthur Bramsdon
(L.) 10,929
Col. Sir William Thomas
Dupree (Co.U.) . . . . 6,008
Hugh Hinshelwood (Lab.) . . 4,004
North [1].
{Charles Dickens, Mile End, North End and
Portsea Wards.)
Major Sir Bertram Godfray
Falle, Bt. (Co.U.) .. .. 11,427
Lionel James Woods Yexley
(Ind.) 7,063
South [1].
{Havelock, Highland, St. Paul, St. Simon
and St. Thomas Wards.)
^Major Herbert Robin Cayzer
(Co.U.) 15,842
Miss Alison Vickers Garland
(L.) 4,283
/ames Lacey (hzh.) .. .. 3,070
Returning; Officer— The Mayor.
Fottinger [See Belfast].
PRESTON (Lancashire) [2].
{County borough of Preston and urban district
of Fulwood.)
•Tom Shaw, C.B.E. (Lab ) . .
Lieut.-Col. the Hon. George
Frederick Stanley, C.M.G.
(Co.U.)
Lieut. John Joseph O'Neill (L.)
^Warwick Brookes {Co.\] .) ..
Returnitig Officer — The Mayor.
19,213
18,97a
18,485
17,928
Prestwich [See Middleton and Prest-
wich].
Pudsey and Otley [See Yorkshire.
W. Riding].
Putney [See Wandsworth].
tQUEEN'S CO. [1].
[The Baronies of Ballyadams, Clatidonagh,
Charmallagh, Cullenagh, Maryborough
East, Maryborough West, Portnahinch,
Slieventargy, Stradbally, Tinnahinch, and
Upper^oods.)
♦Kevin Christopher Higgins
(S.F.) .. .. .. 13,452
'^Patrick Joseph Meehan (N.). . 6,48a
Returning Officer— The High Sheriff.
Queen's University of Belfast [See
Belfast University].
RadcUfffe [See Heywood and Radcliffe].
Radnorshire [See Breconshtre and
Radnorshire].
Rathmines [See Dublin County].
a 5©
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
READING (Berksbire) [11.
(County borough ot Reading.)
Lieut.-Col. Leslie Oriiie Wilson,
C.M.G.,D.S.O.(Co.U.) ..
Thomas Charles Morris (Lab.)
/•'riderich Thoresby (L.)
Lorenzo Edward Quelch (Soc.)
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
Reigate [See Surrey].
15.204
8,410
3,143
1,462
RENFREWSHIRE [2].
\The county of Renfrew, inclusive of all burghs
situated therein, except the burghs of
Greenock and Paisley, together with so muc)
of the burgh oi Renfrew as is contained
within the parish of Govan in the county of
Lanark.)
Eastern [1].
{The Upper County District, inclusive of all
burghs situated therein, except the burghs of
Paisley and Johnstone, together with so
much of the burgh of Renfrew as is contained
within the parish of Govan in the county of
Lanark.)
*Joseph Johnstone, O. B. E.
(Qo.L.) 13.107
Hoderi Spence (L,3.h.) .. .. 5,048
Western [1].
<r*« Lower County District, inclusive of all
burghs situated therein, except the burgh of
Greenock, together with the burgh of John-
stone.)
Col. James William Greig, C.B.,
K.C. (Co.L.) .. .. 11,524
Roberl Murray (X^^ .. 7,126
Ketumivg Officer— The Sheriff of Renfrew
and Bute.
RHONDDA (Glamorganshire) [2].
East [1].
{Numbers seven, eight, nine and ten Wards
of the Rhondda Urban District Council, and
the part of number six Ward which is not
included in the West Division.)
•Major David Watts Morgan, C.B.E.,
D.S.O. (Lab.).
West [1].
{Numbers one, two, three, four and five Wards
of the Rhondda Urban District Council, and
the part of number six Ward which lies to
the west of the middle of the River Rhondda
and is known as Tonypandy.)
At the General Election the Rt. Hon. William
Abraham, P.C. (Lab.), was returned unop-
posed. In Dec. 1920 he resigned, and at a
Bye- Election en the 2xst of that month the
result ivas
•William John (Lab.)
Gwilym Rowlands (Co.U.)
14.03s
9,959
Returning Officet — The Chairman of the
Rhondda Urban District Cab.) . ,
Thomas Owen [acobsen (Co.L.)
Horace L. P. Boot (Ind.C.)
Returning Officer — The Town Clerk.
6,561
2,636
2,307
Sowerby [See Yorkshire, W. Riding].
Spalding [See Lincolnshire].
Sparkbrook [See Birmingham].
Spelthome [See Middlesex].
Spennymoor [See Durham County].
Spen Valley [See Yorkshire, W. Riding].
Springburn (See Glasgow].
Stafiford [See Staffordshire].
STAFFORDSHIRE [7].
(.The administrative county of Stafford
(exclusive of the parts thereof comprised in
parliamentary boroughs) and the county
borough of Burton-upon-Trent.)
Burton [1].
(The rural districts of Tutbury and Uttoxeter,
the part of the rural district of Stafford
which consists nf the detached part of the
civil parish of Colwich which is surrounded
by the civil parishes of Blithfield and Colton,
the county borough of Burton-upon-Trent,
and the urban district of Uttoxeter.)
Col. John Cxretton, C.B.E. (Ind.U.§).
Cannock [1].
(The rural district of Seisdon, the part of the
rural district of Cannock which consists
of the civil parishes of Bushbury, Cheslyn
Hay, Essington, Great Wyrley, and Hilton,
the part of the rural district of Walsall
which consists of the civil parish of Bentley,
and the urban districts of Brownhills,
Cannocli and Tettenhall.)
James Parker, C.H. (Lab.) . . 8,068
Sir IVitliam Beddoe Rees (L.) . . 7,493
Kingswinford [1].
(,The rural district of Kingswinford, and the
urban districts of Amblecote, Brierley Hill,
Quarry Bank and Rowley Regis.)
^Charles Henry Sitch (Lab.) 10,397
Arthur Edward Beck (U.) . . 7,509
Henry Ernest Brown (L.) . . 3,943
Leek [1].
(The rural districts of Leek and Stoke-upon-
Trent , and the urban districts of Biddulph,
Kidsgrove, Leek and Smallthorne.)
¥ William Bromfield (Lab. ) .. 10,510
Rear-Adttt. Sir Guy Reginald
Archibald Gaunt, K.C.M.G.,
C.B. (Co.L.) . . . . 9,832
Lichfield [1].
(The rural district of Lichfield, the part of
the rural district of Tamworth which is
within the administrative county of Stafford,
the part of the rural district of Walsall
which is not included in the Cannock
Division, the municipal boroughs of Lich-
field and Tamworth, and the urban districts
of Perry Barr and Rugeley.)
§ Returned at General Election as Co.U.
n
858
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Staffordshire— co«//«w<rrf
Lio hflel d — cent in tied.
Col. Sir (Thomas) Courtenay
(Theydon) Warner, Bt., C.B.
(Co.L.) 9.677
Thomas Riley (Lzh.) .. ••5,548
Stafford [1].
{The rural district of Gnosall, the rural
district consisting of the civil parishes of
Blymhill and Weston-under-Lizard, the
part of the rural district of Cannock which
is rwt included in the Cantxock Division,
the rural district of Stafford (except the
aforesaid detached part of the civil parish
of Colwich), and the municipal borough of
Stafford.)
Capt. the Hon. William George
Arthur Ormsby-Gore (Co.U.) 8,304
Walter Alea/a'n (L.) .. .. 4,203
Stone [1].
{The rural districts of Blore Heath, Cheadle,
Mayfield, Newcaslle-under-Lyme and Stone,
and the urban district of Stone.)
•Col. Sir Smith Hill Child,
Bt., C.B., C.xM.G., D.S.O.,
M.V.O. (Co.U.) .. .. 7,568
George Townseiid (L.) . . . . 5,573
Joseph Quintan Lamb (Farmers) 3,056
Returning Officer— The. High Sheriff.
Stalybrldge and Hyde [See Chester].
Stamford [See Rutland].
Stephen's Green [See Dublin City].
Limehouse [1].
(Limehouse North, Limehouse South, Mile
End Old Tovm North-East, Mile End Old
Town South-East and Ratcliffe Wards.)
Sir William Pearce (Co.L.) .. 5,860
\Capt. Daniel Desmond Sheehan
(Lab.) 2,470
Charles Herbert Rodwell (N.P. ) 1,455
nUle End [1].
{Mile End Old Town Centre, Mile End Old
Town North, Mile End Old Town South,
Mile End Old Town West and Whitechapel
East Wards.)
*Sir Walter Reuben Preston
(Co.U.) 6,025
Williaui Devenay {L,2ih.) .. 2,392
Charles John Ough Sanders,
C.B.£.(L.) 1,119
Whitechapel and St. George's [1].
{Mile End New Town, St. George-in-the-East
North, St. George-in-the-East South, Shad-
well, Spitalfields East, Spitalfields West,
Whitechapel Middle, Whitechapel South
and Tower Wards.)
James Daniel Kiley (L. )
Dr. Robert Ambrose (Lab.)
George Alfred Cohen (Co.U.)
lohn Roland Raphael (Costers)
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
3,025
2,522
2,489
614
STIRLING AND FALKIRK DISTRICT
OF BURGHS [1].
STEPNEY (Middlesex) [31.
{Metropolitan borough of Stepney.)
{Burghs of Stirling, Falkirk and Grangemouth.)
RETURNING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
259
Rt. Hon. John Archibald Murray
Macdonald, P.C. (L.) ..9,35°
Archibald Logan (l,?ih.) .. 5>20i
Returning Officer — The Sheriff.
STIRLINGSHIRE AND CLACKMANNAN-
SHIRE [2].
{The counties 0/ Stirling and Clackmannan,
inclusive of all burghs situated therein,
except the burghs of Stirling, Falkirk and
Grangemouth.)
Clackmannan and Eastern [1].
(The county of Clackmannan, inclusive of all
burghs situated therein, together with the
Eastern County District of the county of
Stirling, exclusive of the burghs of Falkirk
and Grangemouth.)
*Major Ralph George Campbell
Glyn, M.C. (Co.U.) .. 6,771
Henry John May (Co-op.) . . 5,753
\Major William Allan Chappie,
M.D. (L.) 5,040
Western [1].
{The Central and Western County Districts
of the county of Stirling, inclusive of all
burghs situated therein, but exclusive of the
burgh of Stirling.)
Sir Harry Hope (Co.U.) . . 6,893
T/iomas johnslon (^Lah.) .. 3,809
Robert Bontine Ctinninghame
Grahatn (I.. ) . . . . . . 2,582
Returiiing Officer — The Sheriff of Stirling,
Dumbarton, and Clackmannan.
STOCKPORT (Cneshire) [2].
{County borough of Stockport.)
At the General Election Spencer Leigh
Hughes (Co.L.) and George James Wardle,
C.H. (Lab.) 'Mere returned utiopposed. In
Feb. IQ20 Mr. Hughes </zV</, ivhi/e in March
Mr. Wardle resigned, and at a Bye-Election
on March ^yth, 1920, the result was
*William Greenwood (Co.U.) 22,847
• Henry Fildes (Co.L.) ..22,386
^Sir Leo George Chiozza Money
(Lab.) 16,042
Samuel Frederick Perry (Co-op. ^
and Lab.) I4>434
Albert Alfred George Kindell
(Ind.) 5,644
John Joseph Terre/l (Ind.) .. 5,443
Alderman William O'Brien
(Workers' Republican) . . 2,336
Returning Officer — ^The Mayor.
STOCKTON-ON-TEES (Durham) [1].
Municipal boroughs of Stockton-on-Tees and
Thornaby-on-Tees.)
McTTO— " Fortitudo et spes."
Capt. John Bertrand Watson (Co.L.).
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
STOKE NEWINGTON (London) [1].
{Metropolitan borough of Stoke Newington.)
■¥^George William Henry Jones
(Co.U.)
Herbert /ohn Ormond (Ind.)
Percy Holt Heffer (L.) . .
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
5,918
2,829
,181
STOKE-ON-TRENT (Staffordshire) [3].
{County borough of Stoke-on-Trent.)
Burslem [1].
{Numbers one, two, three, four, five, six, seven
and eight Wards.)
Samuel Finney (Lab.) .. ,. 7,474
Sampson Walker (Co.U.) . . 6,301
■\Sir {Richard) Walter Essex (L.) 3, 108
Hanley [1].
{Numbers nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen,
fourteen, fifteen and sixteen Wards.)
*James Andrew Seddon, C.H.
(Co.N.D.) 8,032
Harper Parker ('LTib.) . . .. 7,697
'\ Robert Leonard Outhwaite
(Ind.L.) .. .. .. 2,703
Leonard Lumsden Grimwade
(L.) 1,459
Stoke [1 .
{Numbers seventeen, eighteen, nineteen,
twenty, twenty-one, twenty-two, twenty-
three, twenty-four, twenty-five and twenty-
six Wards.)
Lieut.-Col. John Ward, C.B., C.M.G.
(Co.L.).
Returning Officer — The Mayor.
36o
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Stone [See Staffordsbirel.
Stourbridge [See Worcestershire]
Stratford [See West Ham].
Streatham [See Wandsworth].
Stretford [See Lancashire].
Stroud [See Gloucestershire].
Sudbury [See Suffolk, West].
SUFFOLK, EAST [3].
(The administrative county of East Suffolk.)
Eye (11.
{ The rural districts of East Stow, Harlismere,
and Hoxne, the part of the rural district of
Blything which is not included in the
Lowestoft Division, the part of the rural
district of Plomesgate which is not included
in the Woodbridge Division, the municipal
borough of Eye, and the urban districts of
Halesworth, Leiston-cutn-Sizewell, Sax-
mundham, and Stowmarket .)
*Lieut.-Col. Sir Arthur Charles
Churchman, Bt. (Co. U.) .. 9,898
Henry Devenish Harden (Lab.) 8,707
RetuTHing Officer — The High Sheriff.
* Alexander Lyle-SamueI(Co.L.) 10,072
Frederick William French (U.) 6,362
Lowestoft [1].
(The rural districts of Mutford and Lothing-
land and Wangford, the part of the rural
district of Blything which consists of the
civil parishes of Benacre, Covehithe, Easton
Bavents, Frostenden, Henstead, Reydon,
South Cove, and Wrentham, the municipal
boroughs of Beccles, Lowestoft, and South-
wold, and the urban district of Bungay.)
Sir Edward Beauchamp, Bt. (Co.L.).
Woodbridge [1].
(The rural districts of Bosmere and Claydon,
Samford, and Woodbridge, the part of the
rural district of Plomesgate which consists
of the civil parishes of Blaxhall, Butley,
Campsey Ash, Chillesford, Eyke, Gedgrave,
Havergate Island, Iken, Orford, Rendle-
sham, Sudbourne, Tunstall, Wantisden,
and Wickham Market, the municipal
borough of Aldeburgh, and the urban
districts of Felixstowe and Woodbridge.)
At the General Election Col. Robert Francis
Peel (Co.U.) atut Major William Rowley
. Elli&ton (L.) foiled respecthiely 8,654 and
6,842 votes. In July 1Q20 Col. Peel %vas
appointed Gov. 0/ St. HeUna. and at a Bye-
EUctioH on July ■lith, 1920, the result was
SUFFOLK, WEST (21.
(The administrative county of West Suffolk.)
Bury St. Edmunds [11.
{The rural districts of Brandon, Mildenhall,
and Thedwastre, the parts of the rural
districts of Moulton and Thingoe which
are not included in the Sudbury Division,
the municipal borough of Bury St. Edmunds,
and the urban district of Newmarket.)
Lieut.-Col. the Hon. Walter Edward
Guinness, D.S.O. (Co.U.).
Sudbury [1]. •
(The rural districts of Clare, Cosford, am
Melford, the part of the rural district of
Moulton which consists of the civil parishes
of Lidgate and Ousden, the part of the rural
district of Thingoe which consists of the
civil Parishes of Brad field Combust,
Bradfteld St. Clare, Bradfield St. George,
Brockley, Chedburgh. Chevington, Depden,
Great Welnetham, Hargrave, Hawstead,
Little Welnetham, Rede, Stanningfield and
Whepstead, the municipal borough of Sud-
bury, and the urban districts of Glemsford,
Hadleigh and Haverhill.)
RETUR?IING MEMBERS TO PARLIAMENT.
261
*Major Stephen Goodwin How-
ard, C.B.E. (L.) .. .. 6,656
Capt. Richard George Proby, M. C.
(Co.U.) 5,746
foseph Rouse Hicks (Lab.) . . 390
Returning Officer — The High Sheriff.
SUNDERLAND (Durham Co.) [2].
(County borough of Sunderland and urban
district of Soutkwick-on-Wear.)
Motto—" Nil Desperandum Auspice Deo."
• Ralph Milbanke Hudson (U.) 25,698
Ai the General Election Lieut. -Col. Sir
Hamar Greenwood, Bt., K.C. (Co.L. ),
*Ralph Milbanke Hudson (U.), and t Frank
Walter Goldstone (Lab.) polled respectively
27,646, 25,698, and 9,603 votes. In April
1920 Sir Hamar Greenwood luas appointed
Ch. Sec for Ireland., and at a Bye- Election
on the ■nth of that month the result was
Rt. Hon. Sir Hamar Green-
wood, Bt, P.C, K.C. (Co.L.) 22,813
Vicker7iian Henzell Rutherford.,
M.B.{\jSi\i.) 14.379
Ernest McDermott Howe
(Ind. Lib.) 5.065
Returning Officer— liYie. Mayor.
SURREY [7].
(7"Ae administrative county of Surrey exclusive
of the parts thereof comprised in parlia-
mentary boroughs.)
Chertsey [1].
{The rural district of Chertsey, and the urban
districts of Chertsey, East and West Molesey,
Egham, Esher and the Dittons, Walton-
upon-Thames and Weybridge.)
Sir Donald Macmaster, Bt.,
K.C. (Co.U.) .. .. 13.531
Thomas T. Linsey (Lab.) . . 3,232
Eastern [1].
(The rural district of Godstone and the urban
districts of Caterham and Coulsdon and
Purley.)
Sir Stuart Auchincloss Coats,
Bt. (Co.U.) 8,795
Guy Haj//er (L.) .. .. 1,830
Epsom [1].
{The rural district of Epsom, and the urban
districts of Epsom, Leatherhead, and
Sutton.)
*Sir George Rowland Blades,
Bt. (Co.U.) 13,556
Sergeant J. Chuter Ede (Lab.) 4,796
Famham [1].
{The rural district of Famham, the part of
the rural district of Guildford which consists
of the civil parish of Pirbright, and the
urban districts of Famham, Frimley,
Windlesham and Woking.)
• Arthur Michael Samuel(Co U.) 7,558
Corporal Jo/in Hayes (La.h.) .. 3,534
/oh7t henry Harris (Ind.) . . 3,289
Guildford [1].
(The rural district of Hambledon, the rural
district of Guildford (except the: ivil parish
of Pirbright), the municipal boroughs of
Guildford and Godalming, and the urban
district of Haslemere.)
WiUiam Edgar Home (Co.U.) 13,149
William Bennett (Lab.) . . 5,078
Mltcham [1].
(The urban districts of Beddington and
Wallington, Carshalton and Mitcham.)
•Thomas Cato Worsfold, LL.D.
(Co.U.) 7.651
Samuel Barrow {Ij.) .. .. 4,968
262
COUNTIES, BOROUGHS, AND UNIVERSITIES
Surrey — cohUh ued.
. Reigate [1].
(The rural districts of Dorking and Reigate,
the municipal borough of Reigate, and the.
urban district of Dorking.)
■¥Brig.-Gen.GeorgeKynastoiiCockerill,
C.B. (Co.U.).
Retnrtiing Officer— Tha High Sheriff.
SUSSEX, EAST [4J.
{The administrative county of East Sussex
(exclusive of the part thereof comprised in
the parliamentary borough of Brighton) and
the county borough of Eastbourne.)
Eastbourne [1].
(The rural district of Eastbourne, the part of
the rural district of Hailsham which con-
sists of the civil parishes of Arlingto 
TVNews
OpenLibrary